Agricultural Society
A meeting of the council of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales was held at the offices yesterday afternoon, Mr. F. Harvey presiding. The chairman stated that since the last…
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The Agricultural Society
A meeting of the council of the Agricultural Society was held at the society's offices, Castlereagh and Hunter streets, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Harvey presiding over a moderate attendance. A toast list, and an address to…
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We are informed that one of the most interesting features of the forthcoming International Juvenile Exhibition will be the extensive collection of exhibits be students attending the technical classes…
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It is probable that the exhibition which is to be held next week in Moore Park by the Agricultural Society of New South Wales will be in many respects satisfactory. According to the…
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BOWRAL, Friday.--The fourth annual show of the Mittagong and District' Horticultural Society was opened yesterday by Mr. T. C. Phillips. It remained open to-day, and in…
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ONE of the great features of the Easter holidays in the metropolis will be the opening of the National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition at Prince Alfred Park…
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INVERELL, Thursday.--The first day of the fifteenth annual show of the Invereil Pastoral and Agricultural Association came off yesterday and to-day under most favorable…
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GOULBURN, Thursday.--The eleventh annual show of the Agricultural, Pastoral and Horticultural Society commenced to-day. The weather was bright and pleasant. The…
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TENTERFIELD, Thursday.--The attendance at the show to-day could not have been far short of 3000. The weather was splendid. A large field of hacks competed as weight…
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Sir,—Allow me a small space to offer a suggestion in reference to the national Juvenile Industrial Exhibition which is to be held at Eastertide March 28, in Prince Alfred Park. Nearly all the juvenile…
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TENTERFIELD, Friday.—The great feature of the show on Thursday was the jumping contests. Miss Coxall won the prize for driving, and Miss Cullen. that for the best lady rider. Mr. Stewart's Chance…
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The Goulburn Show, which opened yesterday, was continued over to-day. There were 1300 exhibits, including soma splendid blood stock. The jumping was much…
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Good weather provailed for the second day of the Show. The attendance numbered about 7000. The first-class jumping was excellent. The prizes were won by Mr. A. C. Hukin's Hero, Mr. E. A…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Stage, Song and Show. the Australian Actors' Fund. a Run of Revivals. "The Union Jack"--"The Crown of Thorns"--"School"--Macmahon's Points--Last Week of Maggie Moore--"Fra Diavolo"-- Coming Events
A copy is to hand of the annual report for 1890 of the Australasian Dramatic and Musical Association which corresponds to the 'English Actors' Benevolent Fund. A…
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WAGGA WAGGA, Saturday. -- At a largely attended meeting of the committee of the Murrumbidgee P. and A. Association yesterday it was agreed to hold a show in the…
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The farewell concert tendered by the profession to Miss Frances Saville on Saturday night was in every respect successful. The lady is so deservedly popular, both on…
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Sir,--The committee of management of the above are deeply indebted to your correspondent A. A." and to you for giving publicity to the valuable suggestion, that exhibitors authorise…
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The Mittagong District Horticultural Society's fourth annual show was opened by the patron Mr. F. C. Griffiths, on Thursday afternoon. The display of flowers and fruit was the finest yet shown. The…
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The fat stock at the show yesterday was numerous and the quality excellent. The Weinholt Estate Company of Queensland, J. D. M'Canah, Warwick, W. T. Cadell, Deepwater, Walker Trustees, Tenterfield,…
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The Agricultural Society's annual show, which is to be opened at Moore Park to-morrow, promises, so far as preliminary indications go, to be even more successful than the many…
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