The Dunedin Exhibition. N.S.W. Representatives. SYDNEY
The Ministers who will proceed to New Zealand to represent the Government at the Dunedin Exhibition are Messrs. M'Millan, Gould, and O'Connor…
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Shows & fairs, 1890
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The New Zealand Exhibition. AUCKLAND
The total admissions to the DunedinExhibition up to New Year's Day numbered nearly 517,000, and the takings amounted to £10,000…
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE BARRIER MINER, SIR,—Having been requested as master of the track on the occasion to reply to " Fair Play " in reference to the running…
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MR. GREEN, agent for the London Pavilion Company of variety artists, arrived in the town yesterday morning, to make the necessary preparations for…
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Fifty weavers, male and female, have struck at the Ballarat woollen mills in consequence of an attempt made to reduce the scale of payment, making it…
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IN July nesx it is intended to hold a universal exhibition of the mining industry in the Crystal Palace, Sydenham, London. The Agents-General of the…
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The International Mineral Exhibition is to be opened in the Crystal Palace on JuIy 7th…
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The receipts from the Dunedin Exhibition are £19,000. The New Zealand Railway Commissioners state that they expect to receive £30,000 in excess of the…
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The time for the receipt of entries for colonisl exhibits at the Mining Exhibition has been extended till May 15…
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Miss Adela McCulloch Knight, daughter of the Rev. Samuel Knight, formerly of A delaide, at present studying medicine in England, has been presented…
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The Government has not yet come to, any decosopm regarding the representation of this colony at the Mining Exhibition in London. Sir Henry Parkes, however,…
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The New Zealand Government has decided not to send any exhibits to the Crystal Palace. Mining exhibition, but will appoint a representative to the London…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →1St. Edition. Barrier Miner. Tuesday, March 18, 1890. The Mining Exhibition
THE first intimation that the Australian public received of the Exhibition of Mining and Metallurgy, to be held in London, was made by the Australian…
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The New South Wales Minister for Mines has been awarded a special first prize for a collection of bituminous coal, and the Ferndale, Hetton, Centenary,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Mining Exhibition. Interview with the Minister for Mines. SYDNEY
The Minister for Mines (the Hon. Sydney Smith) was waited upon yesterday by the MINER representative, and reiterated his previous expressions of…
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ON July 2nd of the present year the International Exhibition of Mining and Metallurgy will be opened in London. Whilst expressing a hope that the whole…
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Mr. D. D. Rosewarne, Government Mining Inspector, leaves by the R.M.S. Britannia for England to-day to represent this colony at the London Mining…
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The Mines Department has arranged that the wardens at Silverton and Broken Hill shall receive exhibits for the International Exhibition of Mining and…
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Sir Saul Samuel, Agent-General for New South Wales, Messrs. F. Abigail, C. J. Roberts, Oscar Meyer, and C. S. Wilkinson will be the New South Wales…
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At the joint, request of the Australian Agents-General the opening of the Mining Exhibition has been postponed till the middle of July…
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