The Agricultural Fair
What is this mother? A fair, my child, Though some of its judges unfair are styled. It's a place where apples are far from sweet,…
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The Metropolitan Agricultural Society
We are requested by the secretary of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales to direct the attention of our readers to the fact that the annual subscription for members dates from the 1st day of this month. At the last…
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LONDON, December 31.—Exhibits are now being received for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, which is to be opened in May next year…
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THE committee met according to arrangement on Wednesday evening, 23rd [?]., at the School of Aits. Present: Messrs. Nobbs, Baker, H. Richardson, Olsen, Hastings, (secretary), I[?]…
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Mr. Thomas Cornish ^Baid a London correspondent is making a bold effort to secure the practical Buperintendence of his scheme for exhibiting a quartz-crushing battery and other appliancea for the…
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Exhibits are now being received for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, which is to be opened in May next year…
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The Glasgow Agricultural Society, at a meeting held recently, resolved to discountenance the over loading hy fat of breeding animals, whether stallions or brood mares. They are of opinion that exhibitors…
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The efforts of the directorate of the North Shore Pioneer Industrial Exhibition have been crowned with such great success that it has been found necessary to postpone…
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A meeting of the New South Wales Commission of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, was held on Tuesday in the Colonial Secretary's office. Sir Edward Strickland presided. The superintendent of…
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A meeting of the New South Wales Commission, Colonial and Indian Exhibition, was held at the Colonial Secretary's office yesterday afternoon. Present : Sir Edward Strickland…
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A deputation, consisting of Messrs. Fletcher Watson, Hoyt, Dalgarno, Hopkins, Sayer, and Piguenit, representing the Art Society of New South Wales, waited upon the Mayor (Mr. John Young)…
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LONDON, January 6.—Queen Victoria has become the patron of the Colonial and Indfian Exhibition…
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London, Wednesday.--Her Majesty the Queen has consented to become patron of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition…
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There is now on view at Mr. Sand's Galley, in George-street, a collection of paintings from the well-known line-art gallery of Messrs, Kockkoek, of [?] Piceadilly, London, which is…
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To-morrow the Kockkock exhibition of fine arts from London will be opened at Mr. John Sands' gallery, George-street. The collection comprises nearly 100 oil paintings and water-colour drawings, including the great picture,…
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Her Majesty the Queen has become the patron of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition…
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The private view at Koekkock's Exhibition in Sands Gallery was very largely attended yesterday afternoon, so that it was at first feared that the vice-regal party would find some…
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Yesterday afternoon the Koekkoek Exhibition of fine arts now on view at the rooms of Mr. J. Sands's, in George-street, was visited by his Excellency the Governor, the Hon. Lady Carrington, and the Hon. Judith Harbord, together with…
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LONDON, December 31.—Exhibits are now being received for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, which is to be opened in May next year…
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