At the Armidaic Show
Armidale held its show this year on its own book, and, nothwithstanding the clashing with Inverell and the rain on the second day, has come out…
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The Warlalda Show. Warialda
There was a fair attendance, and good weather prevailed. The high jump was divided belween Gilleepie's Whitefoot and Seiver's Secret…
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THE above came off on last Wednesday and Thursday, and, considering everything, was a success. The wet weather which prevailed during the…
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An interesting feature of the Paris Exhibition will be a competition among the musicians. It is to be open to composers of all nationalities, the originator of the…
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THE Show was officially opened to-day in the presence of a large gathering. It is generally admitted the Agricultural Show is superior in many classes to its…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest News [Through Our Telegraphic Agents.] the Agricultural Show. Sydney, Thursday Night
THE District Societies' competition at the Royal Agricultural Show has been won by Grafton with 63 points, Glen Innes being second with 55 points,…
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At the stock sales in connection with the show, some very fair prices were realised. The roan bull "Lord Waterloo" brought 200 guineas…
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It is generally admitted that the Royal Agricultural Show this year is superior in many classes to its predecessors, purely agricultural features…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →At the Armidale Show. Cbaptre Iii. the Divining Rod. (From the Sydney Stock Journal')
When I went to Arroidale Show I had some views, but they are different now! One day a man came into our office and said he could use tbe…
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IN the jumping contests yesterday, the Gent's Hunting Contest was won by Venture, Pippo 2, Morano 3. The High Jump resulted in Andover and Gladys…
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There was a record attendance for Easter Monday at the Show, 40,000 people being present…
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PRESIDENT Loubet formally opened the Paris Exhibition to-day. Ho declared that the underlying principle of the manifold organised social efforts of the people was…
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THE above Fair, organised and curried out by the scholars of Christ Church Sunday School, in aid of the Jubilee Mission Fund, was opened yesterday afternoon in…
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THE entries for the fortieth exhibition, under the auspices of the Hunter River Agricultural Association, to take place at West Maitland on Wednesday, Thursday,…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the above Society was held at the Secretary's office on Saturday last, when there were present: Messrs. J. H. Reid (chair), Kneipp,…
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MR. JOHN SEE, accompanied by Mr. Crick, opened the Bathurst agricultural show at noon to-day…
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An unfinished bridge at the Paris Exhibition collapsed. Here was a crowd of people underneath the structure at the time, and eight were killed and 60 injured…
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As a general rule, The poor judge is a fool (To the man who does not get a prize) He has no common sense,…
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THE Full Court has called upon three Attorney's to show cause why they should not be dealt with…
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Hawkins: 'Terrible thing about Spindle, wasn't it? The poor fellow didn't turn up at his own wedding.' Mrs Hawkins: 'Gracious ! What was…
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