(Reuter's Messages.) France and the Melbourne Exhibition
PARIS, Monday.--The Director-General of the Paris Exhibition has informed Sir Graham Berry, the Agent-General for Victoria, that the French Government has…
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(Reuter's Telegrams.) France at the Melbourne Exhibition. Paris, July 18
The Director-General of the Paris Exhibition has informed Sir Graham Berry, the AgentGeneral of Victoria, that the French Government has under favourable consideration the…
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Sir.--The letters on the above subject appearing in your issue of to-day are certainly written with very bad taste, and the gratuitous insinuation with regard to the judges calls forth…
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The Walgett, show promises to be a great success tomorrow, more especially in the merino sheep srction. Blood and draught stock will be fairly represented, and the hackney and buggy classes will be full. Cattle are rather…
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GRAFTON, Wednesday.--The annual general meeting of the member of the Clarence River Pastons and Agricultural Society was held this afternoon. Mr. T. G. Hewitt, the president,…
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COBAR, Wednesday Evening.—The second exhibition, in connection with the Cobar Pastoral and Agricultural Association, was held to-day on the society's ground. The weather was…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →N.S.W. Poultry, Pigeon, Canary and [?]og Show. Tenth Annual Exhibition. (Continued from yesterday.) P[?]ULTRY
In the poultry section there are some splendid coops of Brahmapootras, light color birds in this class being shown by Messrs. W. Hope, H. H. B. Bradley, T. Croudace, R. C. Woolcombe, and…
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COBAR, Wednesday.--The second exhibition in connection with the Cobar Pastoral and Agricultural Association was bold to-day on the society's ground. The weather was…
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The annnal meeting of the members of the Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held to-day. There was a fair attendance of members present. The president, Mr. T. G. Hewitt, was in the chair. The report stated that…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday.--The Mayor of Sydney, who is accompanied by the Mayoress (Mrs. Riley) and Miss Riley, reached Adelaide by express on Thursday morning. The visitors…
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The usefulness and good qualities of the British game fowl is too well known to need comment, but the colonial game fowl is comparatively a new bird, but is fast advancing in…
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Attracted by the grand exhibition and the undoubted excellence of the exhibits, a large number of persons visited the Exhibition Building yesterday…
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The show was continued to-day with success. The weather was beautifully fine, and the attendance excellent. The sheep-dog trials commenced, and excellent work was shown by the various dogs competing. Owing to the…
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A well-attended and representative public meeting, convened by Mr. W. Matchett, was held at Archer's Royal Hotel this afternoon, for the purpose of establishing an Agricultural Society at Gundagai. Mr. James M'Inerney,…
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LONDON, July 21.—Treasury objections to the amount of the vote asked for the Melbourne Exhibition are delaying the British Commission in their efforts on behalf of the exhibition. The…
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Sir,—I have frequently heard opinions expressed by f armors, graziers, and others that our Metropolitan Agricultural Society is in an unsatisfactory condition, and that there must be some radical change in its constitution and…
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London, Friday.--Notwithstanding the promises made, and in spite of repeated presiding requests, the appointment of a Royal Commission for the Melbourne…
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DENILIQUIN, Friday.—The show banquet came off in the town hall last night. It was a brilliant affair. There were present Lord Carrington, Sir Henry Loch, Colonel St…
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The first Pastoral and Agricultural Show in Walgett was opened to-day. The weather was beautiful and mild, and the assemblage the largest ever seen at any public gathering in the district. The holding of a show was only…
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