H. R. A. and H. Association
A meeting of the committee of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association was held at the Town Hall on Monday. Present:— Messrs. Robt. Scobis, vice-president (in the chair),…
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Moree Show
The Moree show was opened on Wednesday. Generally speaking, there was an all round want of competition in the pavilion, except in fancy wort. The cattle entries were few but the quality good…
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There was an excellent attendance at the three days' show. Mr. McColl of Bangheet, took the prize for four-in-hand team. Jack Daley, of Gravesend, on Mr. Ouns's horse was successful in…
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A meeting of Committee was held on Thursday afternoon last. There were present—Messrs T. Irwin (in the chair), J. Bernes, J. Robson, Geo…
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There was a good attendance of the public on each of the three days. The rain on the morning of the second day was responsible for postponing the judging in several of the…
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THE first Show to be held under the auspices of the local Apicultural, Horticultural, Poultry, Pigeon, Canary and Dog Society, on the 24th inst., is…
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The thirteenth annual show of the Durham Agricultural and Horticultural Association was officially opened to-day by the Hon. J. L. Fegan, Minister of Mines and Agriculture. Mr. Fegan was met some…
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The large fair promised by the Wesleyans of the Maitland district, assisted by friends of other denominations, in aid of the Wesleyan Century Commemoration Fund, was opened to-day in the…
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A meeting of the committee of the above Association was held at the Town Hall on Monday. The following gentlemen were in attendance:— Messrs. R. F. Graham, vice-president (in the chair),…
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Now is the season of pheasants, fox-hunting, and show-girls. In every " smart " house party from now until February the show-girl will have her place. The "guns" will look for her as…
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THE Hon. Secretary (Mr. A. A. Roberts) informs us that entries are coming in freely for the first Show of the Muswellbrook Apicultural,…
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I have always thought that the best time to report an agricultural show is about a week after the event. In these days of telegraphs and telephones and the daily publication of reports, one…
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In a general article dealing with so vast a subject it is no tr[?]val undertaking to present even a bird's-eye view of the Exhibition of 1900 The site of the present Exhibition is, in its mainlines…
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The annual Agricultural Exhibition is over, and the next thing the committee have to consider is the payment of the prize money. On the whole,…
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The president of the Northern Agricultural Association has asked us to publish the following letter which he has received from Mr F. B. Badgery, of Lake Bathurst…
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THE Hon Sec (Mr. A. A. Roberts) to the local Apicultural, Horticultural, Poultry, Pigeon, Canary, and Dog Society informs us that entries for the…
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A meeting of the committee of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association was held at the Town Hall on Monday. Present:— Messrs. R. F. Graham, vice-president (in the chair),…
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In a general article dealing with so vast a subject, it is no trivial undertaking to present even a bird's-eye view of the Exhibition of 1900. The site of the present Exhibition is, in its main lines,…
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A few errors and omissions, almost inseparable from show reports, crept into the list of awards as published by us. In the class for Minorca cock, first prize went to W. Lowrey; black and white…
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