The Exhibition. III
I hAD something to say about the Japanese Court last week in a general way. It is one of the most original-looking of all, though somewhat monotonous to those who do not…
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Victoria at the Paris Exhibition of 1878
We have received from the secretary to the Commission, Mr. George Collins Levey, a copy of the Commissioners' report to the Governor of their labours at Paris, with a…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →International Show of Swine. (From the Echo.) List of Awards. Sheet. (First Prize, Silver Medal; Second Prize, Bronze Medal.) (Merino-fine Clothing Wool.)
JUDGES: Messrs, G. L. Lethbridge, of Singleton; W. Allen, of Queensland; Thomas Shaw, of Victoria; John Smith. of Molong; and T.L. Hawkins of…
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THAT the display in the Garden Palace is extensive, instructive, varied, and valuable, no one who has seen it can deny. Foreign countries have responded heartily to the invitation…
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FREE Trade in all things, says the free trade theorist, and his tongue has not ceased to wag for the last forty years, until he has brought his country to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Review. International Exhibition at Paris, 1878. Report of the Commissioners for Victoria to His Excellency the Governor. — Melbourne: John Ferres, Government Printer, 1879
A BULKY volume of 674 pages, Imperial broad octave size, has recently been issued from the Government Printing Office, Melbourne, containing the report…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →International Exhibition Sheep Show. (From a Correspondent.) Wednesday evening
Messrs. Brunker and Wolfe held a sale of Tasmanian merino sheep to-day, on the grounds of the Garden Palace, and the result was very satisfactory. The sheep were from the renowned flocks of Messrs…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →International Exhibition Sheep Sales. [From Greville's Telegram Co.] Wednesday, received 7.35 p.m
The sales in connection with the International Show of Sheep commenced this morning. The merino sheep of Mr. James Gibson, of Tasmania, were first submitted. 250 persons were present…
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On Wednesday, Lord Augustus Loftus paid a formal visit to Parramatta, when an address was presented to him. A public luncheon was given to his…
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THE sale in connection with the International Show of Sheep and Swine commenced this morning at 11. Mr. Abbott, for Mort and Co., was the first…
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WHEN people have an unpleasant task in hand they usually hasten their movements, in order to close the business as soon as possible. Perhaps the…
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We are glad to see that the country districts of New South Wales are coming more to the front in the International Exhibition. The Evening News of Wednesday writes:—…
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The following are the details of the sales of sheep at the International Exhibition grounds yesterday:— COMPETITIVE SHEEP…
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Those of our readers who have been to Sydney to see the grand Inter national Show, will probably agree with us in saving that it is a prefect…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Metropolitan News and Notes. (From our own correspondent.) Italian Court at the Exhibition
ART and Italy, almost inseparable ideas, even in, the minds of those who have not enjoyed the inestimable advantage of travelling in the Eternal City. This…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Maitland Mercury. Saturday, October 18, 1879. the Foreign Exhibition Commissioners
WHILE we cordially approve the hospitality shown in Sydney to the foreign exhibition commissioners and visitors, we should like the people of New South Wales to remember…
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SIR—Noticing in the Sydney Morning Herald during the past few days an advertisement from the Commissioner for Railways to the following effect:—" Coupon…
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We understand that the committee—an energetic body of workers—are using every effort in order to promote the success of the coming Flower Show, to be held on the Albion…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Musical Instruments at the International Exhibition. [From a Correspondent.]
MR. W.H. Paling of George- street, Sydney has four very fine exhibits. viz , one in each of the British, American, French, and German Courts…
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The first Flower Show held under the auspices of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association took place on the Albion Ground, the Show Ground of the…
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