The Buffalo Exhibition
The Buffalo Exhibition closed with a deficit of four million dollars, chiefly due to the assassination of President M'Kinley…
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A Colonial Exhibition
A display of colonial exhibits from Glasgow is to be opened at the Royal Exchange, London, from March to June next. It is expected that the Duke of Cornwall will inaugurate the exhibition…
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For very many weeks now we have heard the murmur of preparation, as zealous workers have been rapidly perfecting arrangements in connection with the Grand Fancy…
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The Grand Fancy Fair, which was inaugurated at the Mechanics' Institute last Monday night, in aid of the Convent building fund, was brought to a close on Saturday night. The attendance, which…
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A meeting of Committee was held on Thursday last. Present—Mrssrs G. A. Mackey (in the chair), T. Irwin, jun,, W. Moore, R. W. Alison…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held on Thursday last. There were present—Mr. G. A. Mackay (President, in the chair), Messrs. Barnes, Henny, Alison, Moore, W. Lowrey, F. M…
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There is wailing and gnashing of teeth among a large proportion of the speculators who were confident that the Exhibition would prove a gold mine. Every…
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The Colonial Exhibition at Glasgow has closed, having realised a profit of £80,000. There were 11,495,200 visitors…
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The Lord Mayor's show, held yesterday, was a success. The Commonwealth car, which formed part of the procession, was acclaimed. At the banquet held at the Guildhall Lord…
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THE Colonial Exhibition at Glasgow has closed, having realised a profit of £80,000. There were 11,495,200 visitors…
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An exhibition will be bold in Edinburgh in 1907…
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The Lord Mayor's show, hold yesterday, was a success. The Commonwealth car, which, formed part of the precession, was acclaimed. At the banquet held at the Guildhall Lord…
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A deputation has asked Mr. Lefroy, the Agent-General for Western Australia, to forward to the Western Australian Government a petition asking that the State should participate in the Colonial…
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The Very Rev. Father Meagher read the balance sheets in connection with the above at St. Patrick's on Sunday. In submitting the figures, he remarked that he…
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The Trustees and members of the congregation of the local Wesleyan Church have decided not to hold the usual Industrial Exhibition at Christmas this year, but in its…
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A meeting of Committee was held on Thursday last. There were present Mr Jos. Abbott (in the chair), Messrs J. Bornes, C. Hooke, G. Carlton, F…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District News. Dungog. Durham A. and H. Association
A meeting of the committee was held on Thursday 28th instant. There were present Messrs. J. Abbott (in the chair), Jas. Barnes, F. M. Hooke, Jas. Walsh, Jno. Johnson, R. Moylan, T. Carlton, B. Cook, J…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →All's Fair in Love
R WIGGLES was to marry Irene Maltravers, Wiggles was a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →If Women Went to War! the Fair Soldiers Who Might Command
Women do not nowadays go to war, but there are many noted women in the world to-day who are nominally soldiers. Military enthusiasm is very marked in the German…
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