The Inter-national Wool Show. (From Monday's Echo.)
THE Judges in the wool section, after a long rest, assembled on Saturday afternoon to complete their labours, and before dusk succeeded in working through…
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Original Correspondence. "WHILE giving insertion to our correspondents' communications we do not necessarily endorse their contents. the International Exhibition. (To the Editor.)
SIR,--Having read with pleasure the invitation issued by the Commissioners of the International Exhibition to all the districts of the colony requesting them to forward to Sydney…
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SIR.--Since it seems to be a foregone conclusion that we are not to be represented at the great International Exhibition, the next best thing we can do is to see about getting our annual show on a…
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SIR,--As " Elector" has joined issue with your contemporary in trying to raise in this peaceful community a bitter feeling of sectarianism a feeling much [?] raised than quelled--I consider it…
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ON Tuesday last the closing scene of the International Exhibition was witnessed by about 18,000 person. The day was a holiday by Government proclamation. Although rather unpropitious in the…
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DESPITE a number of drawbacks, the fourth show of the Pastoral, Agricultural, and Mining Association of Central New England took place on Wednesday and Thursday last, and was a…
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WE this week present to our readers the gist of an elaborate and interesting wool report, published in the Sydney Mail, the 17th of April, containing most instructive information for sheep owners as…
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THE distribution of the prizes awarded at the late Juvenile Exhibition commenced on April 29, at 10 a.m., at the offices, 5 Collin-street west. There were present the following members of…
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THE debt of the Church of England has long been such a standing disgrace, that now some definite proposition is before the public with a view to reduce it, we…
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THE Savannah 'Morning News' has the following:—New York, May 8.—A Scranton (Pa.) special gives the particulars of a prize…
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WE learn by telegram that the Melbourne Exhibition opened on Friday with great pomp and ceremony. We subjoin particulars of saine, supplied by correspondents on the scene :--…
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"COTSWOLD" writes to the Australasian as follows:--Any person is justified in making his business pay according to his means and ability to do so. In regard to fair shearing, after stud…
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AT the Water Police Court, this morning, Jas. Gregory Tompkins and Jas. Pringle were summoned, at the instance of SubInspector Anderson, for that, on the 23rd…
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THE annual exhibition and distribution of prizes in connection with the Glen Innes Public School took place on the afternoon of Wednesday last, in the school room. The building was tastefully…
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