Pay a Fair Price
THE obligations of honesty in trade are usually thought of as having respect to the seller rather than the buyer of goods. But there is for the one buying also, if not exactly…
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Shows & fairs, 1878
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Exhibition Sales
MR. J. H. MUNRO.—At the Exhibition Ground, on FRIDAY next, Blood Mares, Draught Stallions, Hunting Horse, Hacks, Carriage Horses, Trotting Horses, Draught Colts, Durham Bulls, Cows, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Dinner
THE annual dinner of the above Association was held at Ramsay's Crown Hotel on Thursday evening. Mr. T. Bawden, M.P., President of the Association, occupied the chair, and Mr. T. H. Smith…
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PRESIDENT, Mr. T. Bawden, M.P.:Vice-Presidents, Messrs. T.G.Hewitt and T.H.Smith, J.P.; Committee—Messrs H. Asberry, G. H. Bowden, J. Crispin, jun., G.Crispin, C.H.E.Chanvel, J.P., P.R…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Clarence Agricultural Show. (By the Special Correspondent of the Sydney Mail.)
THE twelfth exhibition of the Clarence Agricultural and Pastoral Society opened on the 6th instant, with fine weather and a fair share of exhibits. The total number of entries received was 978, and this is said…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening of the Sydney Exhibition at Prince Alfred Park. [From Our Special Reporter.] Tuesday Evening, 8.30
THE great advantages of agricultural shows, such as I am about to chronicle, cannot fail to impress the most obtuse minds of the untold good and technical education they disseminate over a large area of the staple…
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The stock division of the Exhibition is remarkably well filled. Mr. John Moorchead's "King Billy" took first prize; Mr. Albert Eggins' "Lincoln's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition. [From Our Special Reporter]. Tuesday Evening, 8.30 P.m
UNDOURiBTEDLY the best and most enjoyable day of the Exhibition has been that which has just closed. The appearance of the grounds during the forenoon, and even late into the evening, bore sufficient evidence…
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AN interesting exhibition of natural grasses collected by Mr. A. A. Loycester, a gentleman of'thirtyfive years' experience in the colony, was opened at the Temperance Hall yesterday morning, and…
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WHAT is grand is magnificent. What is magnificent is sublime. The Exposition is sublime —therefore it is magnificent and grand. A glorious Trinity of adjectives. In a word—…
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THE sugar intrest has come forward nobly in aid of the exhibition. The result is a department comprehensive and valuable. Out of doors, Messrs. Alfred Shaw and Co. have erected a small horse mill and a…
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THE following awards have been made by the Judges to exhibitors in the New South Wales Court at the Universal Exhibition:— The Grand Prize to the Ron. E.K. Cox, M. L.C,…
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THE Floral, Horticultural, and Fine Art Exhibition of this Society, as notified in our last issue, is announced to came off at Grafton on the 17th instant. The schedule of prizes—rather a jumbled one as regards…
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THE second annaual Flower Show of the C. V, and A. Society was held in Munro's Rooms, Prince-street, on Thursday. The popularity of this side show—as it may be called—was abundantly proved by the largo…
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