News by Telegraph. Murrurundi A. and H. Association
MURRURUNDI, Wednesday.--A meeting of the Agricultural land Horticultural Society was held last night. The annual election of officers took place, resulting in the…
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Indo-Colonial Exhibition
LONDON, March 3.—The Executive Commissioners for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition have promised that Victoria shall be allowed 4000 feet of space for her exhibits in the…
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The following letter has been received by Sir Patrick Jennings, as Executive Commissioner in Sydney for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition.—"Royal Commission for the Colonial and Indian…
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The first show in Uralla under the auspices of the combined Armidale and Uralla Association, was held on Wednesday. The weather was fine and the attendance of spectators numbered about fifteen…
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URALLA, Wednesday.--The snow in connection with the Southern New England Association was opened to-day at Uralla. The attendance was about 1000 people, and a large…
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This being the first day of the show, little was done beyond judging in a few classes, and as work was not commenced until late, very few awards were made known. The unsettled state of the weather prevented many visitors from…
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LONDON, March 4.—The conditions under which Australian wines will be Sold at the special bars in the Colonial and Indian Exhibition have been arranged. The Exhibition caterers will…
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FORBES, Thursday.—The show of the Farmers and Free Selectors' Association was held on Wednesday. The weather was fine, though somewhat warm. The attendance of visitors was fair. On account of the…
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London, Thursday.--The protest made by the wine exhibitors against the arrangement with Spiers and Pond as to selling wines has been partially…
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Victoria has been promised 4000 feet space of the Tasmanian Court at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition…
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PICTON, Thursday.--The first show of the Picton Agricultural Society, which is an offshot of the old Picton and Camden Society, was opened to-day, and will be continued…
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The attendance of spectators at the Uralla show was increased on Wednesday to about 2000. The jumping contest was the chief attraction, and was eventually won by Messrs. J. and R. Moore's Dandy…
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Sir,—A special notice of the above appears in your issue of to-day. The Exhibition has drawn from the remnant of the Surveyor-General's Office an energy in plan-drawing that the Land Act of 1884 failed to create. The time thus…
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Those who are striving to improve the grounds of other societies in various parts of the country, will sympathise with the committee of the metropolitan society who have large grounds which demand costly…
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LONDON, February 27.—The difficulty in regard to the action of Sir P. Cunliffe Owen, secretary to the Royal Commissioners at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, in refusing to allow colonial…
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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 E. Strick land presided. As the result of a long discussion,…
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A type-setting exhibition began on January 11, in one of the Chicago museums. The speedy lifters of metal were Joseph M'Cann, of the New York H W. C. Barnes, of the New York york…
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A horticultural exhibition in aid of the fund for reducing the debt on the Granville School of Arts was opened in that building on Wednesday afternoon. It was found that the hall was not large enough for the show, and the exhibits had…
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A highly successful horticultural show was opened is the Granville School of Arts on Wednesday. The object of ike show was to liquidate the debt remaining on the building, and to provide a fond for making…
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