The Philadelphia Exhibition
Although you will have had from your own correspondent at Philadelphia full particulars of the display by the various British colonies at the Centennial Exhibition, it will interest your…
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The American Press and the Exhibition
The Herald's apeotal corresponded at Philadelphia writea a few daya ago:—I bad an opportunity of looking through a newspaper atrenoy office, where files of the provincial journals are…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Yass Sheep Show Association. Second Annual Show. (By Telegraph to the Herald.) Tuesday morning
The weather ia showery, and somewhat militates against the attendance at the sheep show. "There are a large number of sheep breeders in town. The honorary secretary's labours have…
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The awards of the Judges for the Centennial Exhibition were announced on the 27th; they number 13,000 altogether. 550 are taken by British colonies, 250 for Victoria (?); 83 known…
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On Wednesday last, 4th October, the Gwydir Pastoral and Agricultural Society held its second show, at Moree, and with regret we have to state that it was not so successful as it might…
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The following is an abstract of the report received from Mr. Morris, the Executive Commissioner of New South Wales, by the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, and dated Philadelphia, 4th September, 1876:…
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We have observed, in our English and American files of papers, with some surprise, that not one of the papers we have received has attempted a general de[?]ription of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →American Extracts. [From Our Own Files.] the Farmer's Visit to the Centennial Exhibition
From Berks county? Yes, sir. "We came to see the great show-wife and I, Aunt Polly, Sister Jane and five children. Costs a heap, you know, gettin' here, railroad fair and such. But this is the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Namoi A. P. & H. Show. (Abridged from the Narrabri Herald, November 23.)
At last the above named Association have had their show. There certainly is nothing like sticking to a purpose and declining to falter in the face of difficulties when any matter is to be…
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