Wollongong Show
THE special correspondent of the Erering News Writing from Wollongaong on Thursday last says:—The show closed last evening. During the two days about four thousand spectaton…
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Agricultural society
The Executive Committee of this society met as usual on Tuesday last. There were present—the President R. S. Mort, Esq., who occupied the chair (punctual to tee…
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On the first day the judging of this class commenced at 10 a.m., the judges being Messrs. R. Hassall (Braidwood), C. Roberts (Bero), and F M'Mahon (Ulladulla.) In our opinion the…
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A GENERAL meeting of the members of this Society was advertised to begin at 3 p.m. on Saturday, and with splendid punctuality the President appeared upon…
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THE tenth annual show of the abovenamed association was held at the customary place last Thursday and Friday. Though the weather was hot, exceedingly dry, and uncomfortably dusty,…
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THE annual exhibition of the Moruya Agricultural Society was held on the 5th and 6th instant, and may be considered as a very successful event…
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THE principal event of the year—the fifteenth annual exhibition of the Ulladulla Agricultural Association was held on Wednesday and thursday last and contrary to expectations…
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Going down the cattle pens we find a “beggarly array of empty benches; but still all classes are [?] presented. The special by Mr. J. Otton, for a pen of dairy cows…
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On Saturday, 29th March, in response to invitation issued by authority of the Shoalhaven Agricultural and Horticultural Association a meeting was held in the Temperance Hall: Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Show. (To the Editor of the Bega Standard.)
SIR,—Having heard so much talk about your Bega Show I decided on going to have a look and judge for myself. I was well pleased with my visit, The inside…
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A Meeting of the Committee of the A and II. Association and other gentlemen, was held on Wednesday evening 9th April, the President (W. Lovegrove Esq.) in the Chair. The prize…
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Charlemagne and His Twenty Foot Adventurers—A Man's Skull that Held a Bushel—The Emperor William's Regiment of Giants—The Lives of Modern Goliaths…
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Charlemagne and Hia Twenty Foot Adventurers—A Man's Slinll that Held a Bushel —The Emperor William's lloginiont of Giants-The Lives of Modorn Goliaths…
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PARIS is full of foreigners. The King of Dress holds a levee daily from two until five p.m., No. 7 Rue de la Paix, first story above the entresol. He is the only absolute monarch…
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THE annual general meeting under the new rules is fixed to take place in June instead of December, and accordingly on Tuesday last about forty members met to…
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Mr. F. A. Franc[?], Executive Commissioner for New South Wales at the Calcutta Exhibition, it his official repent speaks of the exhibits of butter,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The farmer. Ensilage. PART I. Paper by Mr. H. M. Jenkins, Secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
SILOS for the preservation of green food were originally mere pits or "graves," similar to those which are commonly seen on many English farms, and in which potatoes,…
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Early last summer, a lady, calling herself Madame B—, attended by two servants, arrived in a very elegant carriage in a village not 100 miles from New Orleans. She…
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"All the royal ladies of Europe, "Says a Paris correspondent of the Boston Courier, "are patrons of worth, excepting one— Queen Victoria. Besides furnishing these with many,…
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"REALLY, Mr. Lawson, I didn't expect you this evening." "Aw, you do looksuppwithed, Mith Claws," responded the dude…
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