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LATEST AGRICULTURAL NEWS.
Mr. Dow asked the Chief Secretary, in the Assembly on Wednesday,whether he would take steps to protect the hop growing industry from the danger which threatens it, as many drugs ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
town council of Ballarat East have [?]ded to the Premier a resolution passed by council endorsing the action of the Government in regard to the annexation of ...
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BENDIGO AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
The spring meeting of the Bendigo Agricultural Society was held at their yards to-day, and was, all things considered, fairly successful. The weather in the morning looked very unpropitious, ...
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SEYMOUR AND NACAMBIE SHOW.
The annual show of the Seymour and Nagambie Agricultural and Pastoral Society, was held here to-day, but proved only moderately successful, the whole exhibition not being up to what ...
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[?] OF HARVESTING MACHINES.
With the view of permitting farmers to judge of the comparative merits of the different reapers and binders at present in the market, and also with a view of guiding intending ...
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WAGCA AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
The show this year is being held in the Town Hall, and is essentially one for the display of flowers. A large number of entries were received for agricultural machinery, which was exhibited ...
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OPENING OF A NEW CONVENT.
A joint celebration took place to-day at the Loretto Convent, Lake Wendource. The affair consisted of the opening of a new convent, which had been erected at a cost of ...
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SUICIDE AT SHEPPARTON.
Ralph Hogg, aged about 40 years, committed suicide early this morning. At about two o'clock he went to the public barracks aud asked permission to lie down in one of the ...
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VILLIERS AND HEYTESBURY AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
The annual show of the Villiers and Heytesbury Agricultural Association was held to-day. Though the weather was extremely inclement the attendance was large, and the greatest ...
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THE RABBIT PEST.
During the hearing of cases before the land board to-day, allusion was made to the spread of the rabbit pest, notably in the parishes of Quambatook and Jeruk, Ono man applied ...
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BALLARAT AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
Friday was the second day of the show, and there was an immense attendance, some 15,000 persons being present. The receipts from the gate were £160 in excess of previous years, ...
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SHEPPARTON AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
The Shepparton and Lower Goulburn Valley Show was opened to-day. The weather was excellent and the attendance fair. The entries in sheep amounted to 97, comprising some very fine ...
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RECEPTION OF BISHOP THORNTON.
Dr. Thornton, Anglican Bishop of Ballarat, and Mrs, Thornton, returned to the city to-day, after a rather lengthy visit to Europe. They were mot at the Eastern and Western railway ...
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RUTHERCLEN AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
The fourth spring show of the Rutherglen and Murray Valley Agricultural and Horticultural Society was held to-day, and, aided by the beautiful weather as well as the favorable character of ...
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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT AT SANDHURST.
An accident of a shocking character happened early this morning at the Collmann and Tacchi, private mine owned by Mr, George Lansell, and situate on the Eaglehawk-road, ...
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