International Exhibition.—wool
NEARLY 10,000 persons visited the International Exhibition on Saturday. Suggestions reached the Exhibition Commissioners from several quarters that the closing day of…
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Shows & fairs, 1880
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Grand Firework Exhibition
WE wish to draw the attention of the public to the Grand Display of Fireworks which the enterprising proprietor of the Victoria Recreation Ground (Mr. Henry Payten) has…
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HAVE you seen the exhibition? This is probably one of the most storeotypod questions of the day, next to those relative to the exact state of the weather which so naturally if not unconsciously…
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IT is definitely decided by the commission of the grand international exhibition that a grand comprehensive show of agricultural products will be held in the agricultural…
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THE carriage exhibits of Messrs. Kearey Brothers, Pitt-street, have proved not the least attractive of the splendid collection on view at the Garden Palace. The firm's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tuesday. (Before Messrs. F. A. Brock and H. A. Smith, J.’sP.) Hayes v. Hayes.—Assault, No parties
Mrs. Catherine Woods v. Wm. Abel.—Obscene language. Mr. Gordon for complainant. Complainant, the wife of Win. Woods, residing at Spring Greek, deposed that on Saturday last…
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THE first great international show of the produce of the land will open in the Garden Palace grounds, Sydney, on Tuesday next. In a circular just issued by the committee on vegetable products it is shown…
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THE agricultural show, which was intended by the Commission of the International Exhibition to be a general display of all and every product of the land of all the colonies,…
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THE following is a list of recommendations for New South Wales, made by the judges in the classes mentioned:-- BOOTS AND SHOES…
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PRESIDENTâJ. W. Bray Esq. J.P.: Vice-PresidentsâG. D. Hay Esq. J,P., H. Carr Esq.; TreasurerâJ. W. Gunn Esq. J.P.; Honorary SecretaryâT. H. Prosser Esq…
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SIR,âAs one of the Judges of Boots and Shoes at the International Exhibition I think that you have great reason to feel proud that your city has been so successful in obtaining the position it…
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Privy Councillor Reuleaux, the German commissioner at the Sydney exhibition, has just furnished an exhaustive report to the minister of trade. He declares that Germany…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Crookwell Agricultural and Pastoral Show. To the Editor of the Evening Penny Post
SIR,âI regret that I should have again to refer to your Taralga correspondence. would have thought that your correspondent upon his very culpable mis-statement being…
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A MEETING was held in the Municipal Chambers yesterday to consider the advisability of forming an Agricultural, Pastoral, and Horticultural Society in Goulburn. There were between forty and fifty…
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THE following is the prize poem for the inaugural cantata for the Melbourne International Exhibition. The author is Mr. J. W. Menden:-- ARGUMENT…
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[To the following poem has been awarded the prize for the inangural cantata for the Melbourne International Exhibition. The author is Mr. J. W. Meaden. Pitty guineas was offered for writing the cantats, and a hundred gulness is to be given for…
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THE special correspondent of the S. M. Herald, writing from Borne under date February 14, says:— The Carnival this year has, in point of…
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PRESIDENT, L. Russ Esq. J. P.; vice-president, John Miller Esq. J.P.: treasurer, W. H. Whiting Esq. J.P.; hon. sec., J. W. Voller Esq. For a long time the residents in and around…
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THE heavy downpour of rain at daylight on Tuesday morning gave promise that there would be but little venturing outdoors; but, fortunately, about ten o'clock, the weather, which had been momentarily…
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THE first show under the auspices of the Burrawang and West Camden Farmerâs Club and Agricultural Society was inaugurated at Burrawang yesterday, and will be continued…
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