Cowboy Exhibition
The American cowboys gave another interesting exhibition of their skill yesterday in the presence of a good crowd. One of the bullocks, after being put…
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Shows & fairs, 1891
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Waterbury Watches at the World's Fair. in the Enemy's Camp
Mr. D. Young, of London, who is manager of the Vaterbury Watch Co.'s exhibit, Informed me that [?] is selling on an average 500 Watches a day is the industrial section of the Children's palace…
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The German Fair, which opens at the Canargroo School grounds this afternoon, in aid of the funds of the City Mission, promises to be a great success…
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The executive have appointed fifty one gentlemen to compose the New South Wales Commission to the Chicago Exhibition, the majority being members of both…
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In our advertising columns this morning Messrs. W. H. Rickard, junr., and Co., of the Centennial Stores, announce the arrival of an immense…
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Yesterday afternoon a German Fair, in aid of the funds of the City Mission, was held in the Canargroo School ground, where a large tent, kindly lent by the…
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The Executive has appointed 51 gentlemen to compose the New South Wales Commission at the Chicago Exhibition, the majority being members of both Houses of…
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At the so-called "Beauty" show at Melbourne on Saturday night, over a thousand persons were present, but these were very dissatisfied at the quality of the…
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The following gentlemen have been appointed a commission to collect, classify, arrange and provide for the safety and preservation of exhibits, and…
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To-night the proposed skating carnival takes place at the Victoria Rink. Mr. Sheppard has made elaborate arrangements for the event, and, with the…
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The Government so fur are unable to secure the services of a gentleman to act as a commissioner to the Tasmanian Exhibition next month…
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Last night the Victoria Skating Rink presented quite a gay appearance, the occasion being a plain and fancy dress carnival. The hall was very…
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The Chicago Exhibition Committee met for the first time to-day…
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The Government has not yet been able to arrange a Commission for the Tasmanian Exhibition…
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The appointment of an Executive Committee for the Chicago Exhibition has not yet been made. The Government will come to a decision over the…
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It is understood that Dr. Renwick. M.L.C., will be appointed Executive Commissioner of this colony to the Chicago Exhibition…
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Tho Cabinet has decided that New South Wales shall not bo represented at the Tasmanian Exhibition,…
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Mr. Alexander Cumming has been appointed Secretary of the Chicago Exhibition…
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The committee of the German Fair desire to convey their thanks to the numerous friends who so kindly contributed by gifts and otherwise towards…
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As soon as the Dibbs Government get to settle down in the office chairs of their freetrade predecessors, it will be among their duties to make fuller arrangements…
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