Poultry Show in England
THE GRAND National Show of poultry held at the Crystal Palace, London, November 11 to 14, proved one of the more successful than any of the long…
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Shows & fairs, 1896
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Rules and Regulations of the Show
1. All Entries of Exhibits,must be made, on proper Entry Forms, and delivered to the Secretary at his office previous to 6 p.m. on Saturday, 14th March, 1896…
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AS the time approaches for the holding of the Inaugural Show of the Central River Agricultural Society at Coraki more general interest appears to be taken in the…
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THE Alstonville Agricultural Society's Exhibition opened yesterday. The weather was beautifully fine, but the attendance usually small on first day's was smaller than usual owing to the bad…
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SIR,—On reading through the list of special prizes offered by patrons of this Society, I noticed that most were for horses. There are 22 altogether, divided into…
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A WELL-ATTENDED meeting of the committee was held on saturday last, when a lot of business connected with the inaugural show was death with…
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THE enthusiastic and energetic members of the committee of the Alstonville Agricultural Society were delighted to see the opening day of their show ushered in with a clear sky, and…
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ALL the elements for a successful exhibition are existent, and the interest with which matters in connection with the first show at Coraki are being taken up goes to indicate…
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"FINE weather is now the only requisite to the success of the Show," said the Secretary yesterday. A few entries were made on Saturday and Monday, just to open the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lismore Agricultural Society's Annual Show
THE forthcoming show, judging from the number of entries, and interest being taken in it, promises to be one of the most interesting ever held here. Although the entries were announced to close on…
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THIS Show opened on Wednesday. The Intercolonial Ladies' Jump produced one of the most exciting events ever seen there. There were four competitors, viz., Winter's Anyhow, Thurlow's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Central District Show. First Exhibition at Coraki. a Decided Success
IF evidence were wanted to prove the suitability of Coraki as a centre wherein to hold a show, that produced during the present week must have been conclusive to the…
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THE Show, which opened on Thursday, concluded yesterday, and we now give a list of the awards, reserving comments for next issue. In the attendance of the public, the show of dairy stock, and the…
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THE first show of this recently-formed Society was held on the racecourse on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and proved very successful. Rain on the first day interfered a good deal with the attendance and…
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The above came off in the Bridge-street Hall on the first night of the Show (Tuesday), and was anything but well patronised, only about twenty couples putting in an…
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VISITORS to the late Show would be impressed with the great want of uniformity in the several sections, and taken throughout the display cannot be said to have worthily represented the district. Starting with…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Armidale Show Incident
MR. WHITE, president of the Pastoral and Agricultural Association, Armidale, has written the following letter to the Premier :-" Dear Mr. Reid,— I was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Open Column. To the Editor of the 'Northern Star. Show Judging
SIR,—It may be thought cynical to point to mistakes made by persons who give their time and talents gratis to the public; but if agricultural shows are to be run on the compensation principle,…
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Warrara of the silk exhibits the S. M. Herald say:—The silk from the cocoons was being wound off by a 'reeler' in charge of Mrs. Colorabari It was then taken up by a machine invented by Antonio…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dairy and Farm. What is a Fair Yield for a Dairy Cow?
IN other words, how much should we expect from a good cow? On this point the Country Gentleman in answer to an inquiry, says:…
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