The Show
TO-DAY the Northern Agricultural ASsociation opens another annual Show, and if as fortunate as usual in respect of the weather, there is every prospect of…
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Northern Agricultural Association. Seventeenth Annual Show. First Day, Wednesday, August 26. [From Our Own Reporter.]
Fine weather is of course an important factor in the success of an agricultural show, as it is in the prosperity of all other similar gatherings, and preparations for th[?]ee great annual events are based on…
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SINGLETON's yearly carnival has come and gone, and of it memories now remain of the unprecedented success which has attended the annual show of the…
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SIR,—lt must be evident to the excellent Committee of the N. A. Association that their show-ground has bocome too strait for the increased and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →R.A. Association Show. Judges' Awards. Horses. Blood Horses. (First Prize; Silver Medal, Second, Certificate)
[?] D. F. Mackay, Sir Modred, [?] 6 yrs, imp,; second; Grand[?] chestnut aged, imp, second; A. A. [?] Galneborough commended 6 entries…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Northern Agricultural Association. Seventeenth Annual Show. Second Day, Thursday, August 27. [From Our Own Reporters.]
Never since it has been set apart for the purpose for which it was secured has the Singleton show ground been occupied by so dense a crowd of spectators as assembled…
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ON Saturday we had no space for particulars are the fine arts section at the late Show, and the following remarks are supplementary to those already published. The oil paintings…
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SIR,— I notice in your paper of to-day's issue a report respecting the winus. Allow me to inform you that it was known that an exhibitor came…
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THERE is considerable animation, if not bustle, on the society's grounds to-day (Wednesday) and, we may perhaps add truthfully, not a little confusion. A…
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The stock sales at Moore Park to-day were rather a failure. No cattle were sold. Mr George Loder bought a yearling colt by…
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Sir—Now our Singleton Show of 1885 has passed, our worthy President, the cothe committe and members of the SocietSociety have good reason to be satisfied…
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The fourth annual exhibition of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales was commenced on Tuesday, on the grounds, Moore Park. The opening ceremony was performed at noon by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cablegrams. [From Greville's Telegram Company.] [?] Nice Nut for the Tories to Crack. Russians at the Old Game. Repetition of the Penjdeh Incident. Assault on the Afghans at Maruchak. Seizure by Germany of the Caroline Islands. High-handed Proceedings. Germany Lands Troops. the Spanish Naval Commander Wouldn't Show Fight. Spain Will Not Arbitrate. Excitement in Madrid, and the German Flag Degraded. the Spanish Liberal Party Means War. London
The Russians on the 14th August occupied Chaman-i-Bad on the river Kuskh, some miles below Meruchak. The Russian cavalry attacked the Afghans…
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THE fine weather which followed a genial rain, The excellence of arrangements, and the popularity and prosperity of the district with other concomitants are those…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr Gould asked the Minister for Public Works:—(1) Is he aware that owing to the Insufficient quantity of rolling stock on the Great Northern Railway, large numbers of cattle…
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In our last issue we gave the names of the winners of the wine prizes at the recent show in Sydney of the New South Wales Agricultural Society. Following are the full classes in which…
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SOMEWHERE about the time that Admiral Nelson floored the combined fleets at Trafalgar, there met together in the mess room of the barracks in Sydney certain military…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Hunter River H. and A. Association. the Annual Flower Show
The Eighth Annual Flower Show of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association came off on the Albion Ground, West Maitland, yesterday, in fairly favourable circumstances,…
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As the Flower Show in Maitland on Friday last,there was only one exhibitor from Singleton,Mr Otto Banndorf, head gardener at Dulcalmah for Mrs D…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →[?]Dinburgh International Exhibition
The In[?]ternational Industrial Exhibition which it is propose[?] to hold in Edinburgh next year is likely to turn o[?] a very successful project. The organising comm[?]tee has every reason to be satisfied with…
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