Singleton Show Sales
The Singleton Show, held under the suspices of the Northern Agricultural. Association, has like its predecessors, proved and unqualified success. The…
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Singleton Show Memos
THE exact amounts taken at the gates on each day were as follows:—Wednesday, 18th inst., f48 3s 6d: Thursday, 19th, f220 10s 6d: Friday, 20th,…
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Draughts of stud rams from the principal stud flocks in Victoria were on view to-day prior to sale, and include some magnificent specimens…
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The 16th pastoral show of the Murrumbidgee district promises to excel in point of exhibits any previous show yet held. The judging takes place to-day, and to-morrow…
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THE sixteenth annual exhibition of the Murrumbidgee Pastoral Association was held to-day. The attendance was large, and the weather fine, the grounds…
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The New South Wales Court is, I think, a credit to our commissioners and to the managing secretary, Mr. Joubert. Perhaps I had better explain that it has six different…
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The show to-morrow promises to be very excellent. In stock the exhibits were partially judged to-day, and the following prizes awarded:…
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The Executive Committee of the Agricultural Society at their last meeting decided to address a valedictory letter to Sir Hercules Robinson, reiterating the thanks of the…
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The Melbourne International Exhibition was opened to-day. The weather was fine, and the attendance from all the colonies very large…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne International Exhibition. the Opening Ceremony. (By Electric Telegraph from Grevill[?]'s Telegram Co.) Sydney, Friday evening
The Melbourne International Exhibition was formally opened this morning by the Marquis of Normanby. A public holiday had been proclaimed. The morning was fine. Strangers thronged into Melbourne from…
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The attendance at the Exhibition yesterday was scarcely up to the mark, but it is a well-known fact that had the Commissioners not interfered with the reserved seats by so early…
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This morning his Excellency Lord Augustus Loftus visited the New South Wales Courts, and was taken through the various departments by the Executive Commissioner…
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The Flower and Poultry Show to be held on the Albion Ground, West Maitland, on Thursday under the direction of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association, promises to be successful…
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SIR,—In introducing the following observations to the notice of those interested in conducting promising undertaking such as the Northern Agricultural Association, allow…
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The New South Wales Courts in the Melbourne International Exhibition were honoured yesterday by the presence of Lord and Lady Normanby, Lord Augustus Loftus and…
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The above show in connexion with the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association takes place on the Albion Ground this day. Some of the larger exhibits were…
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Several Intercolonial Exhibitions have been celebrated in Melbourne. The first was held in a hideous class building, which was built for the occasion near the old Treasury, in…
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DAUGHTER of liberty to thee we raise This pile industrial, and this song of praise. Commerce of Freedom still the guiding star, Victoria welcomes thee from isles afar…
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IN traversing the events which have led up to the remarkable culmination of an International Exhibition in a colony little more than forty years of age, we may, without fear…
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The show of horticultural exhibits and poultry in connection with the above Association took place on Tuesday afternoon and evening, on the Albion Ground,…
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