The Royal Agricultural Society
A strong feeling has been growing in the country districts for some time with regard to the character of the Council of the Royal Society. Leading countrymen style the big…
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Shows & fairs, 1898
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L. C. Agricultural Society
SATURDAY last was the day appointed for the annual meeting of the above Society. Some considerable time after the hour named for the meeting clapsed before a sufficient number of the committee…
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THE ballot papers for the election of vice-presidents and committee of the above Society have been sent out, and should be returned so as to reach the secretary not later than 10.30 a.m. on Saturday, July 30…
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The adjourned annual meeting of this Society was held in the Council Chambers, Maclean, on Saturday afternoon, and was attended by members representing every…
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Even in England satisfactory judging at shows does not escape discussion, as is shown by the proceedings of the Council of the R.A.S.E. At this meeting it was resolved to supply the judges…
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THE first meeting of the new committee was held on Saturday afternoon. The President (Mr. S. Mac[?]aughtar.) occupied the chair, and the members present were Mossrs. B. Englington…
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The first meeting of the new committee on Saturday was attended by Messrs. S. Macnaughton (President), B. Eglington, A. H. Garven, D. Shearer, D. Macdonald, P…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bellingen Courts. Monday, September 26. Before Messrs. W. G. Burton Smith, P.M., H. A. Evans and H. Boultwood, J's.P. Small Debts, Poisoning Dogs
ALBERT BARDEN was complainant; in a case against Patrick Considine, the latter being charged with having carelessly laid poison on his land and caused…
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THERE being but a small attendance at the committee meeting of the L.C. Agricultural Society on Saturday evening, owing to the inclemency of the weather, the meeting was…
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The committee meeting on Saturday was attended by Messrs. S. Macnaughtan (president), C. W. Rayner, D. M'Lachlan, J. M'Millan, A. Anderson, A. N. M'Donald,…
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AT the last meeting of the committee of the L. C. Agricultural Society, a proposal was made to prohibit double entry of horses and cattle at the show. The single entry condition is in force in all sections…
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The Grafton Fine Art Society made a very good display at the A.M.P. Society's buildings yesterday. The wall space of the two spacious compartments occupied by the…
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An amusing incident was witnessed in a menagerie the other day. Here and there between the cages a number of the well-known trick mirrors were…
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A meeting of the committee was held on Saturday night. Present—Messrs. A. H0. Garven (in the chair) J. McMillan, C. Farlow, J. McLeod, George Frazer, G. Davis (acting secretary), H. R. Lysaght, R…
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The General Committee met on Saturday. Present—Mr. A. H. Garven (in the chair), D. M'Lachlan, H. R. Lysaght, R. Waugh, J. M'Millan, C. Farlow, J. M'Leod, C. W…
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THE adjourned meeting of the committee to adopt the revised schedule was held on Saturday afternoon, when there was a good attendance. the revision of the new schedule submitted by…
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The final of the great Austral carnival on Saturday was a most brilliant spectacle, and there were 30,000 expectant people present. The piece de resistance was, of course, the Austral final, for which sixteen…
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By a fair majority, the House reduced by £1000 the item of £5000 on the Estimates for the representation of New South Wales at the above Exhibition. It did so for two…
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So the Earls-Court Exhibition, so far as we are concerned, is done! Why? Because honourable members of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales are ignorant…
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