The Glen Innes Show
GLEN INNES, This,This Day.—The Agricultural Society's show opened yesterday, and was a great success. The exhibits generally were above the average…
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Eight-hour Demonstration. The Carnival Of Labour
BRISBANE, This Day.—To-day is observed as a close holiday, being the Eight-hour Movement's Annual Demonstration. The procession is largely attended, and…
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TAREE, Wednesday,--The Taree Annual Show opened this morning under most favourable circumstances, with beautiful weather. The ground was in good order…
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LONDON, Wednesday Night. -- A meeting of English merchants and others was held in London to-day, Lord Mayor De Keyser presiding, when it was resolved to take part…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- The Exhibition Commissioners to-night decided to accept the tender of the Australian Electric Company for lighting the whole of the Exhibition Building…
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Alderman, de Keyser, the Lord-Mayor of London, with the approval of the Government, is organising an adequate collection of British exhibits for the Paris International…
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CROOKWELL, Wednesday. -- The annual show under the auspices of the Crookwell Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Association was held to-day in the presence of about…
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GLEN INNES, Thursday. -- The eleventh show under the auspices of the P. A. and M. Society was opened yesterday, when about 800 people attended. This number was increased…
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Committee: Messrs. W. J. Rowe, Chairman, J. C. Dove, W. Durbin, A. Hewitt, A. Joyce, E. Joyce, A. Lyle, E. Lang, C. Kerz, R, Heathcote, T. Heathcote. T. Verney, W. Fulton junr., J. Jenkins, H…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ulladulla Agricultural Society's Show. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Milton
The twentieth annual show of the Ulladulla Agricultural Society commenced on Wednesday under favourable conditions. The number of exhibits in the respective sections was large, and, as a rule, of a good quality. The blood…
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The ladies who, under the presidency of the Lady Carrington, have been for some time busily engaged in organising their scheme, have now so far advanced that the seven departments which are open to…
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The committee of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association are making important and extensive alterations to their show ground, with a view to enhance its attractiveness and provide better accommodation…
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The, farmers' dinner last; night was largely attended. Amongst the. visitors were the representatives' of Goldabrough and Co., Mort and' Co., Harrison, Jones, and Devlin, Dalgetty and Co., and the members of ' committees…
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THE work of pyrotechnic display at this Exhibition will be by Mr. C.L. Brock, who will endeavour to transform the grounds of Prince Alfred Park into a faint likeness…
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CROOKWELL, This Day.--The show yesterday was a great success, two thousand people being present. Everything passed off satisfactorily…
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Our Penrith correspondent telegraphed on Tuesday:— A flower show was opened by Mr. S. E. Lees, M.L.A., in the Temperance Hall, this afternoon, The show is one of the most successful of the kind ever held in the district,…
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GLEN INNES, This Day.--Yesterday was observed as a general holiday. The show was attended by about 2000 people. The principal prise takers in cattle were:--…
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IN an article recently published by us treating on the subject of agricultural societies and the use of public domains, we had to make mention of…
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The eighth Annual Show of the Robertson Agricultural Society was opened this morning, with damp, foggy, weather. The society has been very unfortunate in the matter of weather. The last two shows, like…
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[?]—Permit me to draw the attention of the [?] public to the schedule of prizes appear the Mercury of to-day. A remark was to me a few days ago that the generality…
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