Braidwood Show
THE Braidwood Pastoral, Agricultural, and Horticultural Society's show on Wednesday was a great success. Notwithstanding the continued dry weather. the number of exhibits was exceedingly…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
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Marulan Show
PATRON, His Excellency Lord Carrington ; president, Mr. A. W. Holt; vice-presidents, Messrs. D. Morrice and T. Ferguson; hen. sec., Mr. H. Morrice ; hen treas., Mr. D. H. Dunlop…
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IN our report of the above show the winner of the second prize for keg of stilt butter was given as F. Bugg. It should have been F. Bogg. Timothy Kelly was the winner of Messrs. Kelly and Moate's…
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THE annual meeting will be held at the Mechanics' Institute on Wednesday evening next, to receive the report and balance-sheet, elect office-bearers, and transact any other business that may be brought…
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THE annual meeting of the above society was held in the large committee-room of the Mechanics' Institute on Wednesday evening. There were about twenty gentlemen present…
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WE are informed that Mr. T. Grunsell, of the Mulwaree Gardens, has sent samples of apples and pears to the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, which is to be opened this month in London. We trust…
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THE Colonial and Indian Exhibition at South Kensington was opened to-day by her Majesty the Queen. THE INAUGURAL CEREMONY…
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LONDON, Tuesday, May 4.—The Colonial and Indian Exhibition was opened to-day by Her Majesty the Queen with great ceremony and public display. The gathering of Royalty was one of the greatest…
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THE opening of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, which took place on Monday, appears to have been a magnificent success. Her Majesty and most of the…
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THE telegraphic correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says that the success of the opening ceremony of the exhibition is universally commented upon, and great satisfaction is expected at the tone of the…
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THE Colonial and Indian Exhibition in South Kensington was opened on Monday last by the Queen. Her Majesty left Windsor Castle in a special train that morning. The Queen was…
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PRIVATE visits have been made to-day by several Royal visitors to the courts of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition. Thirteen of her Majesty's children and grandchildren were present. The…
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Welcome, welcome! With one voice, In your welfare we rejoice; Sons and daughters that have sent, From isle and cape and continent,…
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The seventh annual show of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association was opened on Thursday morning, under very favourable circumstances. In the blood…
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In order to convenience farmers for visiting the annual Sheep fail which commences in Sydney on 13th instant, the Commissioner for Railways has arranged…
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The twelfth annual sales of stud sheep commenced in Sydney on Monday morning, by the offering, at auction, at Mr. N. L. Barker's wool stores, Circular Quay, of a choice catalogue of rams and…
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Shine on fair star, and shed thy light From realms afar, upon the night! Shine o'er the tryst beneath the bill. Where, all alone, I linger still!…
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IT will be remembered that more than two years ago, at a sparsely- attended meeting of members of the Association, it was resolved to change the site of the Society’s show ground, it having been…
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AT a meeting of the inaugurative committee of the proposed Australian Centennial Exhibition, held in Sydney on Tuesday afternoon, it was decided to accept Mir. James T. Wilshire's offer to visit…
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IT is often cast up as a reproach that the young men of our inland towns are slow to take advantage of aids to improvement. To tell the truth, however, we who live away from the capital are debarred from…
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