Agricultural Society
A GOOD meeting of the committee on Monday, and a quantity of business got through. The prize sch[?] was revised, and severed alterations were made, the principal of which were…
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The Agricultural Society
COMMITTEE meeting on Monday afternoon, a bare quorum only attended, Mr. W. W. Wren, V.P., occupying the chair. The stewards in the various sections were…
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THE ninth annual show of the A. & H. Association of Shoalhaven was held at the Presbyterian Church, grounds, Terrara, last Thursday and Friday. The weather was fine on both days,…
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Tho judging of this class commenced about 10.30 a.m. on Thursday— the first day of the show. The judges were Messrs. C. H. Roberts (Bore), H. Fredericks (Kiama), and James…
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A VERY well attended meeting of the committee on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Janucey, J.P., presiding. The gift of several new special prizes was announced. Mr…
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THE eighth annual exhibition of the Bombala Exhibition Society was held on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, terminated most successfully as the entries and…
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In this cities there were not many implements shown by local farmers; but Mr. James Monaghan shows that he approves of labour saving machinery. Mr. James Graham exhibited a…
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THE arrangements are all forward, and no hitch should occur when the bunting is hoisted on Thursday next. The Bega Brass Band is engaged to play both days…
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THE entries closed on Monday evening, the number being considerably ahead of last year, especially in the cheese and butter sections. For the former there are…
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SIR,—My attention has been drawn to the report in the Shoalhaven News of the proceedings at the public meeting of the Shoalhaven Agricultural Society, held at Terrara on Thursday…
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YET a few little items to pull up our report. In the list of awards for the prize for oaten hay, read R. Maher instead of R. Meaker. We learn that Mr. J. T…
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PASSING through the gate-way so successfully guarded by Mr. James Armstrong, whoso collection in shillings and sixpences for the two days amounted to over £170,…
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BLOOD Stallions shown were: W. Irving's Hubert, by Express; E. Corrigan's Braidwood; A. Alcock's Tantawanglo; W. A. Wilson's Fleetwood; J. Hutton's Sea…
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THIS Show came off on Wednesday last. There was an under current, says the Braidwood Dispatch, at work to damage and depreciate the undertaking,…
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THE eight annual Show of the Braidwood Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held on Wednesday last. The whole affair from beginning to end was crowned with success…
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THE following extract from the Dispatch, March 31, illustrates the progress made by the Braidwood P.& A. Society:— The eight annual Show of the Braidwood…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. [We do not identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by correspondents.] the Late Show. (To the Editor of the Bega Standard.)
SIR.—After the violent shower of mudsplashing indulged in by your contemporary since our late show, and for fear the public should not understand the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. [We do not identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by correspondents.] the Late Show
SIR,—In your issue of the 16th instant Mr. W. Wren has endeavored to air his eloquence in an arrogant, but not very lucid tirade, designating my letter to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to the Editor. [Our columns are open to all, but we do not in any way identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by correspondents.] the Late Show
SIR,—Will you kindly publish these letters that will show what is going on about the corn prizes at the late show. I am told, on April 10, that I have the first…
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THE opening by the Prince of Wales, of the International Fisheries Exhibition in London, on May 12, drow together a large and fashionable assemblage. Preparations…
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