Chiltern Agricultural Show
THE annual show of the Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Chiltern took place yesterday. Only a moderate number of spectators were present but everything…
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The Late Chiltern Show. To the Editor
SIR,--Would you kindly allow me space in your columns for a few re-marks on the late Chiltern Show, at at which I believe a special prize was…
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The Bendigo Agricultural [?] held on Wednesday in the new [?] Old [?] Hill [?] grapes was [?]…
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Philadelphia Is now occupying so much of the world's attention that our Riverine readers will be interested in knowing something about the place. The following is from a correspondent of the Hobart Town Mercury:…
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[?] the Governor opened the Agri[?] on Tuesday, 25th inst., [?] The speaker of the [?] the president of the council, with a…
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The Philadelphia Exhibition began on the 10th, and continues during the next six months. The formal close of the Exhibition will take place on the 10th of November, but the…
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A MEETING of those interested in the Wabgunyah and Corowa Agricultural Society was hold at the Empire Hotel, Wabgunyah, on Saturday last. Mr…
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A PUBLIC MEETING of those interested in the progress of the above society was held at the Royal Hotel, Corowa, on Saturday last. Captain Hare…
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THE adjourned meeting of the above society, for the purpose of deciding upon the site upon which the next show shall be held, and also for…
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SIR,--I beg to draw your attention to the balance-sheet, statement, and subscription list of the above Society, as I think there are some particulars…
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The following telegram was received at San Francisco, prior to the departure of the Zealandia :—“Philadelphia, May 22.—A dinner given by the commissioners of all the British…
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Describing the opening of the Exhibition, Mr. George Alfred Townsend writes to the New York Graphic:—“When all was ready, at about 10 o’clock, the crowd was prodigious. As anybody…
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SIR,--In reply to the letter of "Subscriber." I have to explain that Mr. Neill's list shows £37 10s. collected. He pays into bank £33 12s…
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SIR,--In your last issue, Mr. J. V. Neill states that, personally, he is very glad that "Subscriber" took it upon himself to ask certain questions…
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A meeting of gentlemen interested in the formation of a local Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held at the Royal Hotel, on Thursday afternoon. Among those present we noticed the Mayor (Dr. Noyes), Messrs…
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After having attained railway communi[?] between Deniliquin and our friends at [?] suppose one is likely to become more critical [?] to coach travelling, [?] it was with [?]…
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Sin,--I have been expecting some person better able than myself who would, are this, have requested the secretary of the above society to explain his explanation which appeared in your issue…
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A meeting of the provisional committee of the society who held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday, instant, Mr. A. N. Gilbert in the chair. As it was considered that the name of [?]…
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AGAIN we desire to call the attention of those interested in the success of the incoming Show to the necessity of taking every available opportunity…
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took place in tho evening at the Exchange Hotel. Between 50 and 60 gentlemen sat down at the well furnished bibles. Mr. George Day M.P., occupied the chair; Mr. James Hayes, J.P., the…
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