Australian Sheep Breeders' Association Show. (Melbourne Herald.)
THE first exhibition of the Victorian Sheep Breeders' Association was opened to the public on Tuesday, at Goldsbrough's wool store, the admission…
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The New South Wales Agricultural Society
THERE was a strong meeting of the Agricultural Society in Sydney last Wednesday, and bis Excellency the Governor left the chair abruptly. The following resolutions…
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The following is a list of the awards made to New South Wales by the jurors at the Paris Exhibition:—The Grand Prize to the Hon. E. K. Cox, M.L.C., for wool. Gold medals…
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THE exhibits, taken, as a whole, were numerous, and for quality were really excellent—in fact, those competent to express an opinion remarked that many of the animals would…
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The third sheep show that has been held in Yass took place on Thursday, under the auspices of the Yass Pastoral and Agricultural Association, and notwithstanding the fact…
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THE annual show of the Albury and Border Pastoral Agricultural Society took place last Friday. The weather was glorious, but owing to the night's heavy rain, the show-yards…
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A VERY largely attended meeting of members of the New South Wales Agricultural Society was held at the society's rooms, George- street, on…
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The special correspondent of the Argus supplies the following regarding the Exhibition —The corner where the "whisky" is dis pensed has been called the "Diver's Retreat."…
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THE Parisians are at the present time availing themselves largely of a pleasure which just now their capital alone affords, namely, the opportunity of…
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