Opening of the Melbourne Exhibition
THE Intercolonial Exhibition at Melbourne was opened on September 2nd; and, though only about three years have passed since the preceding Exhibition was held there, the…
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The Angora Goat. (Abridged from the N.S.W. Agricultural Society's Journal for May, 1875.)
THE Angora has already proved itself to acclimatise readily and well in Australia; in fact, the climate, as a whole, is favourable to the farming of the animal, therefore, in selecting pasture for it,…
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THE public proceedings of the Taunton meeting of this society commenced on July this 10th, with the show of implements in motion, and although the yard did not present a by any means crowded appearance, the scene was a busy…
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THE eleventh annual exhibition of the Murrumbidgee Association, which came off on Wednesday last, has given general satisfaction, though in some points it did not compure favourably with…
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THE eleventh annual exhibition of the Murrumbidgee Association, which came off on Wednesday last, has given general satisfaction, though in some points it did not compare favourably with…
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Another victory has been acored by New South Wales at the Melbourne Exhibition. Then were sixteen or seventeen exhibits of flour, New South Wales, Victoria, Adelaide and Tusmania contributing samples…
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THE sheep for the show were judged by Messrs. Lucian Faithfull and William Oliver. There were some sixty entries altogether, and valuable sheep have been brought from the Queanbeyan,…
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SINCE tho Exhibition was opened the owners of the engines and machi es on show have been enabled to sot them running, and this department is now highly interesting and instructive. Messrs. Wright and…
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THE sheep for to-morrow's show were judged to-day by Messrs. Lucian Faithfull and William Oliver. There were some sixty entries altogether, and valuable sheep have been brought from the Queanbeyan, Murramburrah, Burrowa,…
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SINCE the Exhibition wu opened the owners of the engines and machines on show have been enabled to set them running, and this department is now highly interesting and instructive. Messrs. Wright and…
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The Yass Sheep Show, held on the 22nd ultimo, of which a telegraphic report appeared in our last issue, is acknowledged to have been an unqualified success. Favoured by good weather, the breeders had been encouraged to send their…
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THE Yass Sheep Show was held In Sampson's Paddock on Tuesday and "Wednesday, and was very successful. There were some sixty entries altogether, and valuable sheep were brought from the Queanbeyan,…
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The first Flower Show of the Horticultural Society, which has been recently established in the eastern suburbs, was opened on the afternoon of the 23rd ultimo, in the Congregational school-house, Piper-street, Woollahra…
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THE annual Stock show of the Royal Agricultural an Horticultural Society of South Australia hold at the Exhibition Building and rounds, on Thursday, August 26, must rank, says the ADELAIDE OBGSERVER, amongst…
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THE Yass Sheep Show was held in Sampon's Paddock on Tuesday and Wednesday, and was very successful. There were some sixty entries altogether, and valuable sheep were brought from the Queanbeyan,…
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AMONGST the important exhibits forwarded from New South Wales one more illustrative of the progressive industry of that colony could hardly be selected than the specimens of shale and kerosene sent by the New South…
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THE usual monthly Council meeting of the above society was held at the society's rooms, yesterday forenoon, Mr. J. Living in the chair. Members present—Messrs. W. Wallis, E. Du Faur. E. Greville, M. Lowe, J. Nagley, P…
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THE fourth annual exhibition of the Hexham Long-woolled Sheep Association, was open to the public on the 30th, ultimo. There was a large attendance of stockowners from all parts of the country. Early in the day the yards were…
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The Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition of 1875, though but[?] preliminary phase in the grand centenary celebration of American freedom to be held next year in Philadelphia,…
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