An Electric Exhibition
FRENCH savans are organising an electrical exhibition, to be opened in Paris in August next, at which it is intended that all the most remarkable modern discoveries in the uses of…
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Shows & fairs, 1881
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Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society
THE entries for the first Horse Show closed on Saturday last. Captivator and Reugney are entered in the imported blood stallion class; Young Whalebone, Orlando, Promise, Mazeppa, Fairy King. Yately,…
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THE entries of stallions and general horses, as given in our last issue, were fairly numerous, and with a few exceptions the entries all put in an appearance on the ground, Blood and draught stallions were both…
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THE fifth annual horticultural and flower show in connection with this Society was held on Wednesday last, and so far as number of entries were concerned was a great improvement on previous years, there being no loss…
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THE transformation scene presented to view in the Theatre Royal, on Wednesday, was as sudden, but far more brilliaut, than any stage effect. On the previous evening opera bouffe held sway, and when the…
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IT will interest our readers to learn that the general committee of the Farmers' Alliance, having carefully considered the present cry for "Reciprocity or "Fair Trade," express their opinion that any concerted action…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday last. Present -- Mr. J. H. Munro (Vice-President) in the chair ; Messrs, H. A. Volckers…
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REFERRING to the Conference of Trades Union delegates, recently held in London, the MANNING POST says:—"As the movement for fair trade grows, as it is sure to grow, to the…
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