The Carnival
THE carnival at the Arcadian Palace Skating Rink on Thursday evening next promises to be most successful. Nothing will be overlooked likely in any way to give eclat to the…
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Shows & fairs, 1889
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The Paris Exhibition. LONDON, May 11
The Radical members of the House 6f Commons have presented a memorial to Lord Salisbury requesting him to compel Lord Lytton (the British Ambassador in Paris) to return there…
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THE following regulations for the management of the Gundaroo Racecourse and Show-ground have been approved of:— 1. Admission to any part of the Gundaroo…
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The first carnival at the Arcadian Palace Skating Rink took place on Thursday evening last, and was attended with a success which must have brought joy to the proprietors' hearts…
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AN exhibition of magic lantern views will take place in St. Saviour's school-room this evening at half-past 7 o'clock. Any silver coin will procure admission. The proceeds will be…
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Two hundred members of the House of Commons have signed a memorial to President Carnot, expressing regret at the absence of the Earl of Lytton, the British Ambassador, from…
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Nearly three hundred thousand persons visited the Paris Exhibition on Sunday last…
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ATTENTION it directed to the advertisement in another column refering to the exhibition of curios, &c., to he held in aid of the Wesleyan Church. Persons having curios or articles of…
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IT will be seen by advertisement that the carnival at the Elite Rick has been postponed from this evening to Thursday evening next…
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THIS evening the first carnival of the season in connection with the Elite Rink will be held. Mr. Homing, the manager, has spared no effort to ensure success, and those who patronise the…
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THIS afternoon an exhibition and sale of gifts in aid of the building fund of the Wesleyan church was opened in the Academy of Music. On entering the hell the visitor finds a stall on…
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THE above was well patronized both on Thurs. day evening and last evening. The cantata, "The Flower Queen," was rendered on Thursday evening, and it was so well appreciated that…
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THE exhibition and sale of gifts which opened on Thursday last in aid of the funds of the Wesleyan church, Goldsmith-street, was continued on Saturday and Monday and closed last evening. The…
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THE promoters of the fair in aid of the School of Arts are to be highly complimented on the successful termination of the above, which closed on Thursday night. We believe everything was…
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THE exhibition and sale of gifts in aid of the funds of the Wesleyan Church were brought to a close on Tuesday evening, when there was a large attendance. During the evening a bruce…
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His Excellency the Right Hon. the Earl of Lytton, G.C.B., Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary for Great Britain at Paris, is so seriously ill that it is probable that…
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President Carnot paid an official visit yesterday to the Victorian Court of the Paris Exhibition. Ho was specially pleased with the representation of an aboriginal camp…
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Four hundred thousand persons visited the Paris Exhibition yesterday…
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The Prince and Princess of Wales, with their daughters, visited the colonial section of the Paris Exhibition yesterday, and were much pleased with all they saw. The New Zealand…
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