Intercolonial Mining Exhibition. (By Telegraph.)
MELBOURNE, Thursday.--The Victorian Mining Department has made arrangements for the representation of the colony at the International Mining Exhibition, to be held in…
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COUNTRY. Orange Show
ORANGE, Friday.--The weather was fine, but cloudy, at the Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Show yesterday. The attendance numbered about 1500 people. There were a…
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The annual show at Orange was opened to-day. The weather was fine but cloudy. The attendance was very fair. Over 2000 entries were received in all the classes. There were 200 entries in the horse…
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GLEN INNES, Thursday.--The committee of the Pastoral and Agricultural Society made an effort to hold the annual show yesterday, but owing to the flooded state of…
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A musical and literary entertainment was given last night at the Temperance Hall, Pitt-street, by ladies, in aid of the Women's College. A varied programme was…
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DUNEDIN, Thursday.--The following is the final result of the competition in Australian wines. The jurors on light wines finished their work before the heavy wines were judged…
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The annual show of the Orange Agricultural Association was opened this morning, with fine weather. The show ground, which is very conveniently situated near the town centre, was not so sloppy as the visitors—…
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A meeting of the Council of the Agricultural Society was held yesterday afternoon, at Tattersall's-buildings, Hunter-street. There was a good attendance, over which Mr. F. Harvey presided. The first…
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The following arc the entries received for the MAIDEN TROT, one mile and a half.--Astron, Billy, Blanche, Lady Lion, Dapto Maid, Sheriff, John…
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That all's fair in love is the only excuse of the young people represented in our picture. Of the two of them one is rather inclined to think more kindly of the girl, who evidently is not quite alive to the seriousness of…
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Sir,—In your issue of 22nd instant you publish a report of a meeting of the council of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales, held on the 14th instant. Your report of this meeting says that "Mr. Brunton brought up the question of…
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A meeting of the council of the Metropolitan Agricultural Society was hold at the offices, Tatternall's Chambers, yesterday afternoon, Mr. F. Harvey presiding. It was reported that the…
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KEMPSEY, Saturday.--The Bellinger River Agricultural Society, after several postponements, have abandoned their show for this year…
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The following awards have been made in the mineral and timber exhibits:— NEW SOUTH WALES AWARDS.—H. C. Bell, Sydney, first, cedar; Department of Mines, Sydney, first-class…
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ORANGE, Friday.-The Orange annual show continued to-day. There is a great number of stangers in town. The were is delightfuL There were twenty-two entries for the Hunters' Prize, about…
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The thirteenth annual meeting of the New South Wales Poultry, Pigeon, Canary, and Dog Society was held this week at Beattie's Hotel, York-street. The secretary's report stated that "the financial position of…
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For the second day of the Gundagai Show, the morning broke beautifully fine, and the weather continued so all day. The town was decorated with flags in honour of Lord Carrington's visit. His Excellency…
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The second day of the show was favoured by fine weather. The a tendance numbered over 3000. A general holiday was observed in the town.The hunter's prize was won by G. A. Church, Webb and…
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WE'RE very much better thanks, and although that ornery cuss, sickness, hasn't quite relaxed his grip from our throat, he's growing weaker every day, and with the…
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The council of the N.S.W. Agricultural Society met at Tattersall's buildings, Hunter-street, on Friday. Mr. F. Harvey presided, and there was a good attendance. Among other business it was…
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