Limelight Exhibition
As will be seen elsewhere, Mr. R. Lean, of Sunny Corner, will, on Thursday evening, give a limelight exhibition in the School of Arts Hall in aid of the…
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Shows & fairs, 1892
274 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 7 of 14
The World's Fair
Petitions against the opening of the Chicago Exhibition on Sundays have been signed by eleven million persons in the States…
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A Limelight Exhibition was given by Mr. R. Lean, of Sunny Corner, in aid of the Bathurst Hospital, at the School of Arts Hall last night, and the object being…
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The Mudgee Show was opened on Wednesday, by his Excellency the Governor, and was in every respect a success. Lord and Lady Jersey were…
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Mr. R. Lean gave his second lecture at the School of Arts last night, to a rather, poor audience, as regards numbers. The lecture was entitled views…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Saturday. The World's Fair. the Wool Exhibit
The Chicago Exhibition Committee has negatived a motion to send a wool expert to tho exhibition. -…
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The Mudgee show on Thursday was a big success, and Lord and Lady Jersey were treated to addresses from school children, school masters, and half-a-dozen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →World's Fair Notes. Chicago, April 30Th 1892
A carnival of sports, in connections with he Exposition, is contemplated and quite likely to be established. It is proposed to provide a large arena or amphitheatre in…
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STEADY rain set in on Saturday morning and continued all day, making the appearances very bad for a successful issue to the show. Fears, however, on this…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Second Edition 3 a.m. The Suttor Banquet. Flowers, Music, and Fair Ladies. a Glittering Spectacle. a Banquet of Banquets. the Political Hatchet Buried a Great Gathering. the Quality of Goodfellowship. Eulogising F. B. Suttor. a Megnificent Send Off Credit Where Credit Is Due. Mayor Cripps in the Chair. Mr. James Rutherford and Dr. Machattie. Presenting the Address. Ministers Barton & See Speak in Suttor's Favor. Our Guest Replies. a Forcible & Effective Speech. Sinking the Fiscal Question. for He's a Jolly Good Fellow. Received with Prolonged His Temporary Leave-taking. "Auld Lang Syne" Should Never Be Forgot. an Eloquent and Forcible Speech. the Other Toasts. an Affecting Leave-taking. Farewell Bathurst
Never in the history of Bathurst was a more enthusiastic gathering assembled than last night, when by 8 o'clock the School of Arts hall was crowded with the admirers of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →World's Fair Notes CHICAGO, April 30th 1892
The Great Western Railway of England will exhibit in the Transportation Billing the famous old locomotive, " The Lord of the Islet),'' which was built at the company's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →World's Fair Notes CHICAGO, April 30, 1892
An immense wooden box, bound in iron war recently found at Helsinfort, in Finland by workmen engaged in excavating in a cellar of an old house. Upon opening the box the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Monday. The World's Fair
A number of gentlemen have been appointed additional members of the Chicago Exhibition Commission…
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THAT the Briton abroad and in power is a most objectionable character has been proved, in only too many instances, years ago; but the outrages reported of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lord Salisbury on Fair Trade. London
The Statist asserts that the speech made by Lord Salisbury at Hastings, upon fairtrade, has produced a division in the Cabinet…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Me. Dibbs in London. a Message Received. Presenting Lord Jersey's Letters. His Visit to America. the Chicago Exhibition. Our Representation. Sydney, Thursday Night
Mr. Suttor has received a cable from Mr. Dibbs, who has arrived in England, with health improved. Mr. Dibbs arrived in London yesterday afternoon,…
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The representation of New South Wales wool at the Chicago Exhibition is likely to be thorough. The matter will be considered at p[?]ceting of wool-growers on Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A. H. and F. Society. Committee Meeting. Correspondence and Motions. Reports on Wool Exhibits. the Hire of the Show Ground. a Scale of Charges
A MEETING of the above committee was held in the Society's rooms yesterday afternoon, Hon. George Lee being in the chair, and the following gentlemen…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →MISCELLANEOUS. Gathered for Fair Readers
The tiny cordial cruets imported now for tea-tables are beautiful and costly. Granulated rook candy ia the proper thing to sweeten tea and after-dinner…
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Unless the Chicago Commissioners devote a special court for the New South Wales exhibits, the colony will refuse to be represented at the exhibition…
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