Exhibition Letters. No 7
CHRISTMAS AND OUR EXPECTATIONS. — THE GLOOMY FUTURS,—BEAUTY AND FASHION.— THOSE FEARFUL HATS.—THE EXHIBITION AS A GRAND SHOW.—DEPARTURE OF THE AUSTRIAN…
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Shows & fairs, 1881
52 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 3
The Melbourne Exhibition. Belgium
BEFORE entering this court our attention is attracted by a pioture, No. 76, “ The War in Montenegro,” which displays some of the horrors of war, and reminds us of the great…
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Here was enter a Temple of Art. Everything that large experience, great judgement, and an [?]ventive capacity could be has been done here to display the pictures to the best advantage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Exhibition Letters. (By Garnet Walch.) No. 9
EXHIBITION V. BOTANIC GARDENS.—WOOL.— THE MODERN GOLDEN FLEECE. — OUR ANATOMY. — BITS OF HUMANITY. — THE SUGGESTER.—A SURGICAL CRESUS.—…
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A TALE OF TEARS.—A SCIENTIFIC WILDERNESS.— A TRANSFORMATION SOENE.—DISINFECTION THE ROSES. — A PALTRY AFFAIR-SWEETS AND SOURS;…
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NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS—GOOD RESOLUTIONS— CHRISTMAS RECOLLECTIONS—AN ENGLISH VILLAGE—WAITS—A HAUNTED HOUSE—PERSONAL EXPERIENCES—LOCUS A NON— A LITTLE…
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DEAD-HEADS—COUNTRY COUSINS-ANTIDOTE— TO NARROW MINDEDNESS—AN IDEA—FUTURE EXHIBITION—A DISMAY PROSPECT—LAGER BIER—THE THEATRES—AN ELEGANT VOLUME…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Crookwell Agricultural and Pastoral Show. Vice-presidents, G. D. Hay Esq. J.p., H. Carr Esq.; Treasurer, S. L. Cox Esq. J.p
The third annual show took place on Thursday last in the paddock opposite Roberts's hotel. A two-days' show was advertised; but in reality only one took place, the second day being devoted to the sale by…
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TUE committee of the above having expended a large amount of money in improving the land granted to them for the use of the association b. the Government, we yesterday paid a visit of…
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FOR some time past the committee of the above association were to be found working away with a determination to make their second annual show result in a success, and…
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WE have had our international show, and although a good many of the exhibits will remain on view for another month, the process of dismantling has already commenced,…
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TEMPORARY SILENCE—SURMISES—THE TRUE CAUSE—ON THE OPERATING TABLE—CELEBRATED EXCUSES—A SPECULATIVE SCOUNDREL —A HOROLOGICAL SWINDLE—AN HONEST…
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Patron: His Excellency Lord August Loftus K.C.M.G.; President:—W. P. Faithfull; Vice-Presidents.—The Hon. James Chisholm M.L.C., W. Davies, W. Douglas, J. T. Gannon, A. P…
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THE first Show under the auspices of the above society was opened yesterday, when, as was expected, it turned cut to be, so far, a grand affair. Most of the exhibits were got in position…
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THE first grand show under the auspices of the above society took place during the week, and was formally opened by the President, Mr. W. P Faithfull, at noon on Wednesday…
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THE dinner in celebration of the first show of this society took place on Friday evening in Mr. C. Rogers' furnishing arcade. The central portion of the arcade had been…
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THE above show, the first of the kind held in Goulborn, since the year 1869, when the first Argyle Agricultural and Horticultural Society broke up, has been pronounced a most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne Gossip. a Sketch in the Exhibition
The speaker was fluent as be rattled over —‘Ten and six, ten and six, ten and six. Full of antiquarian lore, and covered with all the sacred signs and symbols. Going…
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IN the words of a once popular song. "The light of other days has faded." The Melbourne international exhibition of 1880-1 has become a thing of the past; but will…
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Last night about nine o'clock our attention was drawn to the Assembly Rooms, Belmore-square, not by the ordinary dancing racket which is carried on there, but by the…
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