Life Membership of the Agricultural Society
At the annual meeting, on Friday night, Mr Watson moved, in accordance with recommendation made by the committee, that Messrs John Monaghan and Robert…
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Better Provision for Show Exhibits
At the annual meeting of. the Shoalhaven Agricultural Society, on Friday last, Mr Brodie suggested that a better system be adopted in giving out exhibits after the show. He…
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THERE is no more important event, nor one which touches more closely the staple industries of the people, than the Royal Agricultural Show. More plainly than politics it…
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This show opened in Sydney on Tuesday, and so far is characterised by great success. The cattle exhibits are said to be especially attractive…
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From a utilitarian, commercial, and national view-point, the Sydney Royal Show is the most important public event of the year in…
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The Mudgee show committee decided this year to hold a continental on one of the nights of the show. The results was very satisfactory and the takings at the gate for…
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The first meeting of the newly-elected committee was held at the Nowra School of Arts on Thursday afternoon. Present— Messrs M'Kenzie (president), Mackay, Jas…
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The Royal Agricultural Show was, as usual, a great success, full maintaining the tradition of eclipsing every [?] that preceded it, and its…
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The Sydney Show! What s visi[?] this conjures up. Memories of by-co[?] shows which, in their day and in their respective ways ware as famous as[?]…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above Society was held on [?] morning. There were [?] Messrs. W. W. [?] the chair…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above Society was held on Saturday morning. There were present: Messrs. W. W. Wren (in the chair)…
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Mr. H. C. L Anderson, the newly appointed Director of the Agriculture Department, delivered an interesting lecture recently in Sydney on the…
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It will be a long time before country visitors to the Sydney Easter Show cease speaking to their friends of the fine new kiosk, built like a Swiss…
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Mr. H. C. L. Anderson, president of the local commission, has received from Mr. Edward, executive secretary (who is now in London assisting in…
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Mr H. [?] And[?]…
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The secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society reports that the dates have been fixed for the third annual horse parade show and…
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The above effort in aid of the new church building of St. Peter was held in the Candelo School of Arts on Wednesday, Thursday…
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The Secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society reports that the dates have been fixed for the third Annual Horse Parade Show and sales. This…
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The Nowra show committee decided yesterday to invite tenders for printing the next year's schedule. The secretary made an appeal for a few pounds to cover the cost…
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The King and French President inspected the Franco-British Exhibition. The Earl of Jersey received the Royal party. The King was extremely pleased at the…
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