Kiama Agricultural Society
A MEETING of the above took place on Friday night last, and there were present the President (Mr. D. L. Dymock) and Messrs. R. Miller, T. Fredericks, M. N…
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The Albion Park Show
The Albion Park Agricultural and Horticultural Society, which was established only a little over twelve months ago, and whose first exhibition was held last year, at once took a strong place…
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This important fixture, which will eventuate on the 30th instant, gives every promise of being even a more brilliant success than any of its predecessors. Intending exhibitors should not…
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A MEETING of the above took place on Friday evening last, and the members present were—Messrs, R. Miller, vice-president, (in the chair), Curtis, Dunster, Sharpo,…
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THE second Annual Exhibition of the Albion Park A. and H. Society, was opened yesterday by Mr. F. Woodward, M.L.A. The exhibits wore of an exceptionally good…
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The committee of the above Association met on the showground at Mullet Creek, for the purpose of arranging various matters connected with the show, which is to take place on Wednesday…
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A BRILLIANT success Such may be termed the result of the second annual exhibition of our neighbouring Agricultural Society at Albion Park. The result of the first day's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Agricultural Show. Lord Carrington Unable to Be Present
His Worship the Mayor (Mr. H. F. Noble) has handed us the following letter for publication, which he received from His Excellency the Governor, regarding his promise to…
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This show opened yesterday with most favorable weather, and the grounds in excellent order. The display of exhibits inside and outside the pavilion was very good, but the attendance was…
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This show was continued on Thursday with much greater success than on the previous day, as regarded attendance, which was much larger. The weather, however, was very sultry, all day…
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THE Dapto show opened on Thursday, under very favourable circumstances, the weather being all that could be desired, the grounds too being in very good order. The displays…
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The seventh annual show under the auspices of the Wollongong Agricultural Association opens to-morrow, and, judging from the number of entries received, promises to be a grand success…
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On the first day the weather was far from favorable, and at an early hour on Thursday morning it looked as if the second day was going to be an better in that respect. However, the clerk of…
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THE annual show was opened at the grounds. on Thursday last, February 7th. The weather was bright and brcozy, and far more favourable than the most sanguine…
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The annual show was opened at the grounds on Thursday last, February 7th. The weather was bright and breezy, and far more favorable than the most sanguine could have expected…
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CONTRARY to anticipation, the day broke line on Thursday last, and continued so all the day. Many more, therefore, put in an appearance, and from as near a calculation as…
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WE furnish now our notes on the different sections of the exhibits. We should add that we omitted in our last the names of three important officers connected with the…
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SIR,—Those Kiamaose who visited the [?]longong and Berry shows must have book struck with the taste displayed in the arrangement of the fancy work, &c. Visitor…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ode to Peace: "The Exhibition."
Benignant power, heavenly peace! This temple fair we raise to thee, Replete with spoil of industry, Dispel the dark, the light increase—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Vi. Second Interlude : "Thou, My Love, Art Passing Fair." (To Australia Felix.)
I've wandered over realms afar, Whore fields of snow gleam white around, Where glaciers glitter oil the ground, And peerless glows the Polar Star;…
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