A Fine Art Exhibition
INTO one of the large jewellery and fancy goods store of Boston walked, the other day, one of those customers that the holiday season sometimes brings to town. He was a hard-handed,…
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14 stories in New England's papers
P. and A. Association for Southern New England. the Show at Uralla
THE third annual show of the above[?] Association was opened at Uralla on Wednesday last, and, coupled with the stock fair, was continued on…
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In blood stock, there was a small lot The weather was fine, but hot and dusty. The attendance has been about a thouSand on each day…
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GENTLEMEN—I see, in the list of awards section 1, horse stock (blood), published in your Supplement for March 8, that in class the 8th, Arab mare, any age, £2,…
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The following extracts as to the above, from the ' European Mail,' may be found interesting to farmers and persons who are desirous of introducing improved…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Correspondence. the Show at Uralla. (To the Editors of the Armidale Express.)
Gentlemen—Will yon kindly give me space in your columns for a short explanation which is rendered necessary by correspondence which you have…
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MESSRS. Picksley, Sims, and Co., of Leigh, Lancashire, had a very attractive stand filled with several kinds of new harvesting machinery for the present…
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AN incident of the "quiet day" of the Prince of Wales's stay at Bombay was one which is derigueur with all visitors to India--namely, an hour or so with the Hindoo conjurors and…
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WE would advise those who want to form some notion of the Philadelphia Exhibition to read the following concise statement, taken from an American paper:--…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country Intelligence. Vegetable Creek. Police Court.--Tuesday, August 7th. (Before Messrs. A. Cadell and H. E. H. Gordon. J.P.'s.)
JAMES ELLOTT was charged with an aggravated assault on a female named Margaret Crane. The evidence of Sergeant Lenihan was taken, who could only speak as to the arrest of the prisoner and the…
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THE 'Australasian' gives a useful hint in the following:—At the ploughing match at Pimpinio, locally-made ploughs, having short…
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ON the afternoon of Tuesday last, a general meeting of the members of the above; Society was held at their rooms, Falconerstreet, for the purpose of adopting the…
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BUT what shall I say about it? I have seen so much that I have got confused, and my brain is turned. I could refer you to the books and papers that I have…
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THE photo artists had a large building to themselves which was well filled. I thought the coloured photos of Notman of Montreal were the best and I have…
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