Bordeaux Wine Exhibition
On Tuesday morning the Acting-Colonial Secretary received a deputation, consisting of Mr. J. F. Burns, M.L.A.; Mr. Murray, M.L.A.; and Mr. Augustus Morris. The object of the deputation was to…
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The Bordeaux Wine Exhibition
Arrangements for the reception of wine intended for the Bordeaux Exhibition are progressing satisfactorily. Mr. Angustus Morris, on behalf of the committee, interviewed the heads of various departments…
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The Argus of Tuesday observes: —"There seems now every probability that Australian wines will be well represented at the Bordeaux Exhibition. The vignorons of Victoria and New South Wales have taken energetic…
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A meeting of the committee appointed to arrange for the representation of the colony at the Bordeaux Wine Exhibition was held yesterday at the Agricultural Society's Rooms, George-street. Mr. J. F. Burns, M.L.A., occupied…
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Arrangements for the reception of wine intended for the Bordeaux Exhibition are progressing satisfactorily. Mr. Augustus Morris, on behalf of the committee, interviewed the heads of various departments on…
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A meeting of wine-growers was held at the rooms of the New South Wales Agricultural Society last Saturday morning, with the object of securing the representation of New South Wales wines at the forthcoming exhibition at…
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Since our last issue a remarkable change has taken place in connection with the representation of Australian wines at the Bordeaux Exhibition. The good example of Victoria and the pleadings of the…
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A MEETING of wine-growers was held at the rooms of the New South Wales Agricultural Society on Saturday morning, with the object o securing the representation of New South Wales…
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The committee appointed to use efforts to secure the representation of colonial wines at the Bordeaux Exhibition in June next, met at the rooms of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales,…
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Sir,—The apathy displayed by the vignerons and others interested in the wine trade of New South Wales with regard to the exhibition of wines shortly to be held in Bordeaux may perhaps be regarded as representative, and it contrasts…
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The closing, and perhaps the most interesting ceremony in connection with the recent Juvenile Industrial Exhibition, took place to-night in the School of Arts Hall, when the prizes were presented by Sir Alfred Stephen to the…
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Messrs. A. E. Davies and Co., of the Mount Huntley Vineyard, Lochnivar, are tho first of the winemakers to intimate their willingness to aid the New South Wales Committee for the Bordeaux…
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Sir,—I have noticed several articles in our newspapers lately respecting the above, and I should have been better pleased had our wines been introduced to the notice of foreign experts, unaccompanied by the wholesale…
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A meeting of the committee appointed to arrange for the representation of the colony at the Bordeaux Wine Exhibition was held on the 27th ultimo at the Agricultural Society's Rooms, George-street. Mr. J. F. Burns, M.L.A.., occupied…
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Up to the present the prospects of the Irish Exhibition of 1882 have (says the Nation, of 10th December) been highly favourable, and the opening of it was looked…
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WILLi you kindly give me space in your paper for a few remarks respecting a matter which I observe candidates for a seat in Parliament make capital of when addressing electors, especially when miners…
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The judging of the wine show of 1882, held in Adelaide under the auspices of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society, began on 2nd January, and closed towards the end of last week…
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In response to an invitation issued by his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney, over one thousand ladies from the various parishes in the city and suburbs assembled in St. Mary's…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Western Suburb[?] Horticultural Society was bold at Ashfield on Wednesday evening last. The very unfavourable season we have experienced made vain any hope of a good display of…
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