Agricultural Society
THE MANNING RIVER AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION held its third Quarterly Meeting at Tinonee, on Monday last…
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Shows & fairs, 1866
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Intercolonial Exhibition
WE have received FROM Mr. J. G. KNIGHT, the Secretary of the Commissioners appointed to take the management of an Intercolonial Exhibition, to be held at Melbourne during the present year,…
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SIR,—In compliance with the instruction I received from the Mineral Sectional Committee of the Commissioners for the International Exhibition of 1867, I have the honor…
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SIR,—I have the honor, on behalf of the New South Wales Commissioners for the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867, to draw your attention to the great desirability of a…
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THE committee meeting was held last Monday at Cundletown—Mr. FLETT in the chair. After the accounts had been audited, and the Annual report agreed upon, it was…
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Sin,— In referring to the meeting in Cundle on Monday last, 1 beg distinctly to state that I was not consulted by the kind friend who proposed mo for the office of Vice, President,…
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A Committee Meeting was held at Cundletown, on Monday, 9th inst. In the absence of the Chairman, and of both the Vice-Presidents, Morgan Poole,…
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A Committee Meeting was held at Cundletown on Friday July 27th, Mr. Poison, Vice-President, in the chair. There was first a decision relative to the…
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THE Quarterly Meeting was held in the Courthouse at Taree last Wednesday. Mr. Flett in the chair. After the names of several now members…
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A WRITING-DESK, made by Mr. J. Wood, of Launceston, is composed of 1470 pieces of twenty-two different sorts of wood, inlaid according to pattern, one star containing 640…
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