An Exhibition of Crime
ONE point of attraction at the Jubilee Exhibition here, says the Vienna correspondent of the Standard, is a pavilion which reveals secrets and mysteries of a kind…
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Shows & fairs, 1898
163 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 9
Rose Show
ATTENTION is directed to the schedule, in another column, of the rose show of the Horticultural Society to be held on Monday, 7th November. Intending exhibitors should preserve it, as it will not be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest War Scare.—firmness of the British Government the Best Guarantee of Peace.—british Authority in Egypt and the Soudan an Accomplished Fact.—france Must Acquiesce.—internal Dissensions in France Not Favorable to War with a Great Power.—the Coming Great International Exhibition in Paris a Strong Inducement to Peace
WHILE repeated alarms of war serve to keep alive military and naval enthusiasm, it does not appear that the latest scare is likely to lead to actual…
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THE Metropolitan Firemen's Association has organized a carnival on the Agricultural Society's ground, Sydney, on Prince of Wales' Birthday and the following day. The…
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MR. J. J. ROBERTS submitted the rights in connection with the Prince of Wales' Birthday carnival at the Royal Hotel yesterday, and satisfactory prices were obtained. Mr. E. Jobson, of the…
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THOSE who intend exhibiting at the rose show of the Horticultural Society, to be held in the Town Hall on Monday evening next, are reminded that entries close on Saturday evening next. The…
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As the day draws nearer for the cycling carnival at the show-grounds on the 9th November the interest grows, and a successful meeting is anticipated. A fair number of Sydney riders have…
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IT was cold and wet weather for the opening of the Church of England Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in Murrumburrah on Friday…
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LOVERS of flowers are reminded that the annual rose show of the ,Horticultural Society will take place in the Town Halt on Monday evening next. A good display of roses and other flowers and…
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THE cycling carnival at the show-grounds to-morrow promises to be very successful. The various handicaps appear very open, and good fields are expected. J. Elliott, A. Grear, and C. Miller…
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A ROSE-SHOW promoted by the Goulburn and District Horticultural Society was held in the Town-hall on Monday evening and was fairly attended. All things considered the display…
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The second annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in aid of our local Mechanics' Institute 'eventuated in the ball at Harden on Friday and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Lord Mayor's Show. London, Nov. 10
The Lord Mayor's show took place yesterday, and was of a more than usually interesting character. The feature of the procession was a car in the shape of a ship armed with guns, and bearing…
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IT will be remembered that at the cycling carnival in Goulburn on 9th November J. H. Hardy, who won his heat, was protested against by J. Remfrey on the ground of incomplete performances. Hardy…
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THE usual monthly meeting of our local Mechanics' Institute was held last Tuesday night, when there were present:-- Mr Arkins (in the chair),…
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SATURDAY saw the concluding day of the league's carnival on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The attendance numbered about 4000, and if tie excitement caused by the splendid finishes be taken as a…
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Tao first show of this kind ever held in Bungendore took place on Wednesday last in the Temperance Hall in aid of the funds of the Bungendore School of Arts. The matter was first mooted only a few…
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GERMANY, France and Belgium are in abroad with regard to the arranging of reduced freights cheap railway rates for exhibits from those countries Intended for the Western…
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The French Exhibition Commissioners have offered British and colonial exhibitors at the Paris Exhibition of 1900 the amount of space previously arranged in the Trocadero Grounds conditionally upon Great…
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Mr. W. Finucane, travelling representative in Europe of the Queensland Government, has exhibited photographs of Queensland and its industries at the Turin Exhibition, and they have been awarded a…
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