A Floating Exhibition
A NOVEL scheme has been set on foot by Messrs. Fry and Co., of London, for the purpose of bringing manufacturers and merchants into direct contract with their customers by a…
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Exhibition Rules
1. Persons intending to compete for the prizes mentioned in the prize schedule must send in notice of what they intend to exhibit; and entrances, accompanied by the…
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1. Persons intending to confute for the prizes mentioned in the prize schedule must send in notice of what they intend to exhibit; and entrances, accompanied by the…
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1. Persons intending to compete for the prizes mentioned in the prize schedule must send in notice of what they intend to exhibit; and entrances, accompanied by the…
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THE ARGUMENT.—A Mortal, just landed from the Antipodes, calls for general rejoicing at the success of the Exhibition. Australia, without noticing the rhapsody of the Mortal, begins to chant the praises of Britain,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Tumut News. Agricultural and Pastoral Association Exhibition
The seventh annual show of this association came off on Tuesday, the 21st instant. It was a grand success, and reflected great credit on all concerned therein. Office-bearers, secretary,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Fair Play at Public Meetings. (To the Editor of the Temora Star.)
DEAR SIR,—As you are a recognised champion of fair play towards all classes, permit me through the medium of your columns, to draw the attention of the public, who were…
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Nearly three hundred years have passed aud gone Since o'er Atlantic waters, slowly borne, A vessel, freighted with a sturdy bund Of Britain's sons of toil, steered straight for land…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Tumut Agricultural and Pastoral Association Exhibition. (Abridged from the Gundagai Times.)
THE seventh annual show of this association came off on Tuesday, the 2lst instant. It was a grand success, and reflected great credit on all concerned therein. The following is…
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WE would like it to be understood that the display which Cootamundra is to make to-day in the shape of an exhibition of agricultural, horticultural, and…
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IT is universally conceded now that the national and provincial displays of the fruits and products of the earth, the stock of the pastures, the industries and commerce…
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It is universally conceded now that the national and provincial displays of the fruits and products of the earth, the stock of the pastures, the industries and commerce…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Agricultural Society's Exhibition. (Abridged from the S. M. Herald.)
THE Agricultural Society's Exhibition at the new show grounds, Moore Park, was opened at noon on Saturday by Sir John Robertson, K.C.M.G., Colonial Secretary and Minister…
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THERE was not a very large gathering at the settling night for paying over prizes, &c., but still it was a satisfactory meeting. Mr. John Barnes, president of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Herald, the Agricultural Society, and Sir John Robertson. (To the Editor of the S. M. Herald)
Sir,—I observe that after sweltering over the few words I hurriedly put together at the opening of the Agricultural Show on Saturday, you come with a virulent tirade…
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Stay, fair Australia, tell me more Of this brave man who walks the shore In contemplative mood profound, Pleased that at last the land is found…
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Stay, fair Australia, can it be That thou, but in thine infancy, Hast known such tyranny and woe. That the ensanguined tide must flow…
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Australia, can you gratify My anxious curiosity To know who first the plan coaceived That such immense support received?…
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THE twenty-first exhibition of Mudgee sheep was hold on the old Show ground on Tuesday last. The fine downpour we have been just blessed with; and which was so badly wanted,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grand Intercolonial Juvenile Industrial Exhibition. to the Editor
SIR,—Will you kindly allow us, through your columns, to address a few lines to the young people on behalf of the intended Juvenile Exhibition, to be opened on the 9th November,…
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