Butter for Export. Suggestions to ShoW Committees. Improving the Grade of Cream
ON the recommendation of the Dairy Expect, Mr M.A. O'[?], the folliwing circular has been addressed to agricultural societies in all the…
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Amateur Flower Show
FOLLOWING are the awards at the amateur flower show, which was opened in the School of Arts on Tuesday afternoon. A fuller roport held over till next issue:—…
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The second amateur flower show, organised by ladies of the town and district, was, held in the School of Arts on Tuesday, and proved a successful undertaking, for notwithstanding…
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This Afternoon, there was opened in the Town Hall, West Maitland, by the Mayor, a fair and sale of work on behalf of St. Mary's church. The fair has become an annual event, and the efforts of the…
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A meeting of Committee was held on Wednesday last. There were present—Messrs G. A. Mackay (in the chair), J. Barnes, R. W. Alison, T…
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THE amateur flower show held in the School of Arts on Tuesday last, was officially opened in the afternoon by the Mayor (Alderman J. E. McIntyre) with a few remarks…
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Mrs. Lake Front—I don't think any painting looks well in the horrid electric light. Hostess—Then perhaps you would…
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WE are requested to mention that winners of prizes at the recent amateur flower show can obtain same on application to Mr. T. J. Haydon, at the…
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Mrs. Timid (shaking her husband in bed) 'Jo-John, there are burburglars in the house!' Mr. Timid (starting up): 'Did…
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AMONG the proposals of Mr. Reid's Government which present Ministers are some-what inclined to favour is that for holding an international exhibition as a…
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After doing a mile and a half gallop with Ballistil[?] yesterday morning. Fleet Admiral broke a blood vessel in the head. Dewey ia said to look the picture of…
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Among the proposals of Mr. Reid's Government which present Ministers are somewhat inclined to favour is that for holding an international exhibition as a…
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For Londoners there is no need to describe the Lord Mayor's Show. For others we may say that it is a procession which is to be seen every 9[?] of November, when the new Lord…
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Sydney does not get enough of the money of the country. Therefore, in order to enable her to get a little more, it is proposed that we shall hold a big…
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ASSUMING that the vote of the Assembly last night is accepted by the Government as final, there is an end to the project for holding an international exhibition in Sydney in 1901…
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Assuming that the vote of the Assembly last night is accepted by the Government as final, there is an end to the project for holding an international exhibition in Sydney in 1901…
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FOR Londoners there is [?] need to describe the Lord Mayor's Show. For others we may say that it is a procession which is to be seen every 9th of November, when the new Lord…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →—THE— Muswellbrook Chronicle O, sacred weapon, left for truth's delence, Sole dread of folly, vice and insolence, Reverent we touch thee! but with honest zeal To rouse the henchman of the public weal Saturday, Nov. 11, 1899. The Exhibition Project
If the Assembly or the Ministry cherish, any serious intention of inaugurating a great international exhibition in 1901 they must both…
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THE Premier (Mr Lyne), in the course of conversation with a represantative of the press on Saturday, said that as soon as he had time to breathe after…
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The public should bear in mind that to-night the Newbury-Spada Company appear in the local Mechanics' Institute in their "musical marvel of the 10th century,"…
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