The Mining Exhibition
The mining exhibition closed on Saturday night with a conversazione. Mr. Oscar Meyer considered that he had been slighted by not being invited, and held an…
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Shows & fairs, 1890
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The Mining Exhibition. London, October 16
The directors of the Sheffield Museum desire io acquire most of the exhibits displayed at the recent Mining Exhibition in the Adelaide section…
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The directors of various London dockers notify their intention to employ free laborers after the 4th November, this being the date of expiration existing in…
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Mr. D. Young, of London, who is manager of the Waterbury Watch Co.'s exhibit, informed me that he is selling on an average 500 Watches a day in the industrial section of the Children's palace…
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It has been suggested to the Secretary of the Imperial Institute that a mining and metallurgical exhibition should be held in connection with the opening of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE. [The Editor does not himself responsible for the views of his correspondents.] Is It Fair? to the Editor of the "National Advocate."
Sir,—Now that the Old English Fair is over, and, on the whole, has been successful, there are a few things that I would like to call to the attention of the…
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DEAR SIR,— A letter signed "Diogenes Junior," appearing in your issue of yesterday, is of such an ungenerous character, and contains so…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the views of his correspondents.] "Is It Fair?" to Tug Editor of the " National Advocate."
Sir,— In accordance with your mandate, I, " Diogenes Junior," hereby offer a humble apology to all and sundry of your readers who may feel aggrieved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the views of his correspondents.] Is It Fair? to the Editor of the " National Advocate."
Sir,—I was much surprised to see the letter under the now de plume of " Diogenes Junior" in your paper of the 25th inst., and must confess that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the views of his correspondents.] Is It Fair? to the Editor of the "National Advocate."
Sir,—I was pleased by a perusal of Mr. W. H. Webb's letter in this morning's issue, whereby that gentleman has ably vindicated the ladies managing the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →West Macquarie Election. Nomination of Candidates. the Fight Between Mr. Crick and Mr. Boyd. Their Speeches on the Hustings. Mr. Crick Holds the Crowd Spellbound. Mr. Boyd Repeats His Address of Friday Day Night. a Show of Electors' Hands Decides in Favor of Mr. Crick by Four to One. a Poll Demanded by Mr. Boyd
The nomination of candidates for the election of a member to fill the vacancy in the West Macquarie electorate took place at Perth yesterday in a pavilion…
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WE adopt for this article the title used for some exciting correspondence which lately appeared in our columns, not because we propose to reopen the subject…
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Mr. D. Young, of London, who is manger of the Waterbury Watch Co.'s exhibit, informed me that he is selling on an average 500 Watches a day in the industrial action of the Children's palace…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lovers of Fair Dealing, Vote for Crick. the Broken Hill Water Supply Bill. Mr. Paul Expects Mr. Crick Back in Parliament. Sydney, Friday night
The Broken Hill Water Supply Bill came from the Council on Thursday night with amendments. Mr. Paul objected to it, and wished its…
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This season of the year is made interesting by schools " breaking up " for the Christmas vacation, sometimes attended by entertainments of a public or private…
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A deputation representing the Agricultural Society of New South Wales waited on the Premier to-day, and asked for a grant of £500. Sir Henry Parkes…
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The second exhibition in connection with the Art Society opened this afternoon. The entries on this occasion were more numerous than on the first, and the…
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The second Exhibition in connection with the Bathurst Amateur Art Society took place at the Masonic Hall yesterday. It is now about two years since…
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The Agents-General of the Australian colonies met in conference to-day with the committee of the Imperial Institute and with Sir Fredrick Abel, the…
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Ladies are well aware that by wearing veils when out in the summer's sun they do much to protect themselves from tan and freckles. Probably they do not all know…
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