Our Agricultural Society
MR EDITOR. — Everyone who wishes the Agricultural Society to go ahead, will be glad to see the controversy that is going on in your columns, and the…
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Shows & fairs, 1894
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AGRICULTURIST & GRAZIER. The Agricultural Society. How to Amend It. Correspondents' Suggestions
FOLLOWING up the condensed, opinions and suggestions of correspondents with regard to the Agricultural Society, we now come in alphabetical order to "O." He thinks a…
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MR. EDITOR— A good deal has been published recently with reference to the Agricultural Society and its work; still I have failed to observe anything very forcible in…
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TO-MORROW the annual meeting of one of the most important institutions connected with the district is advertised to take place. We say advertised to take place advisedly, for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tuesday Morning. August 7Th — 1894. the Reid Ministry. Gine It Fair Play
Fon several months past, and even at the present time Mr. G. H. REID has been the object of a very large amount'of abuse and ridicule.During the past there was some'…
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A MEETING of the Committee was held on Tuesday. Present-Messrs. G. Crispin, J. M'Pherson, S. Kritsch, W. H. Waterhouse, F. Denn, A. M'Phee, A. Eggins. H. Maxted,…
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THE twenty-sixth show of the Northern Agricultural Association was successfully continued on Thursday. The total gate receipts on Wednesday amounted to £68 6s…
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MR. EDITOR— When considering the proposed reconstruction scheme, I hope the committee will not lose sight of making provision for holding "seasonable" exhibitions. For…
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THE Flower Show season is in. In Grafton, as in many other parts of the country, some of the community are exercised as to the best method for conducting such a show…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-morrow's Flower Show. For the Credit of Grafton, Make it a Success
THE question as to whether the Executive Committee of the Agricultural Society have done the best thing in determining to proceed with the Flower Show, can only be proved…
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THE exhibition held in the Rink on Wednesday, considering the disadvantages accruing from the hailstorm last week, and consequent destruction of flowers, was quite up…
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MK. EDITOR.—Some few months ago, when the discussion was going on in the columns of your paper as to what means could be devised to increase the usefulness of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Industrial Exhibition. Fancy Fair at the Parish Room
ON Wednesday afternoon a juvenile exhibition and sale of work was opened in the parish room in aid of the Church of England Sunday…
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A VERY successful floral and fine art exbihibition, in aid of the School of Arts, was held on Wednesday. The building was filled with exhibits, and these were arranged with much…
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A CLERGYMAN preaching to a Sydney congregation immediately after the recent Melbourne Cup event,. spoke of it as the great gambling carnival, He animadverted…
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SPLENDID weather favored the cycling carnival on Saturday. Ten thousand persons were present when the Austral Wheel race (200 sovs.) was run. The first heat fell to A…
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THERE was an attendance of 20,000 persons, and the weather was beautiful. In the one. mile open handicap there were 14 starters in the first heat, which was won by Courtney,…
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THE schedule for the Clarence P and A. Society's exhibition, to be held on April 2nd and 3rd, has been adopted by the Executive Committee, who were empowered by, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Repudiation, Robbery and Wrong. Wanted Fair Play for the People
THE people of the country—that is all those who are not conditional purchasers or pastoralists, or interested in the one or other form of occupation of land—have the prospect of a…
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