The Overcrowded Rand. Women Workers Show Grit in Adversity
Every mail from South Africa now brings warnings against premature immigration. Reuter's Johannesburg correspondent writes to the London papors:—…
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Adelong Literary Institute Show
THE Poultry, Dog and Bird Show and Industrial Exhibition, which opens in the Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow afternoon at 4 p.m. in aid of the Adelong…
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A SPECIALLY well-attended meeting of the ladies of the congregation of St. John's Church of England was held on Thursday night, the Rev. A. R. Shaw…
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THE unanimous verdict of patrons and exhibitors at the Poultry, Dog, Bird, Produce and Industrial Exhibiton held in the Oddfellows' Hall…
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THE annual Spring Flower Show in aid of the Literary Institute was opened on Tuesday night, and was continued on Wednesday and Thursday nights…
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THE annual Flower Show in connection with the Gundagai Literary Institute was opened on Tuesday evening, and continued during race nights. As with the Races, so…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. the Cup Carnival. Sydney
The Melbourne betting market last night was fairly animated. Strata Florida's inferior morning gallop caused him to recede for the Derby,…
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The Pouitry, Dog, Bird, Produce and Industrial Show in aid of the Adelong Litarary Institute, which eventuated on Wednesday and Thurs…
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The precuror or of many shows eventuated at Adelong on the 29th and 30th, and must be pronounced an unqualified success. Still we must…
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BESIDES the competitive exhibits displayed at the Poultry, Dog, Bird and Industrial Exhibition, hold in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Redfern Markets. Fair Supplies. Sydney
At the Redfern forage sales a fair supply was available. Lucerne was plentiful, more than half of the yard being composed of that commodity…
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Following the Church of England estivities, for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of next Week our presbyterian friends have made great…
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THE handsome crazy-work quilt, referred to in our last issue as having been on exhibition at the show, way the work of Mrs. H. C. Alken. It is…
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A flower show was opened in the Alhambra hall on Tuesday night, and continued on Wednesday night. The attendance was fair, considering the…
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The Lord Mayor's Show in tie city yesterday was unusually elaborate from a spectacular point or view. The procession blocked the carriage in…
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On Tuesday evening last the final meeting of the show committee was held in the Literary Institute. Present. Messrs. A. W. Watson (chair),…
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THE committee met on Thursday afternoon at the Albion hotel. Present—Messrs. W. Corby (president), J. Roberts (v.p.), F. Pinkstone (v.p.), F. Manning…
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The November carnival, which takes place on "Wednesday on the Cricket Ground, promises to be an unqualified success for a provincial meeting, the…
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The Wagga Wagga Cycling Club should have a big day to-morrow on the association cricket ground, and the sports promise to be the best ever held in Wagga. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australian Butter in England. the Islington Dairy Show
THE state Premier has received a letter from the London Commercial Agent, Mr. Lance, with reference to the exhibit of colonial butter at the Agricultural hall. The…
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