Women's Industrial Exhibition
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR on Saturday last, with Lady Carrington, Lord Hastings, Mr. H. Burroughes, the Hon. Rupert Carrington, Mr. E. W. Wallington,…
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Brisbane Aquatic Carnival
In consequence of a good deal of dissatisfaction being expressed at the plan adopted for carrying out the heats in the Brisbane aquatic carnival, the committee have made the following…
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The following is the result of the above, which was commenced at Brisbane to-day :— First heat.—Matterson 1, Stansbury 2, M'Cleer 3; Wain did not finish. Won by 10 lengths…
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As stated in our telegraphic intelligences in last issue, the winners of the first heats on Wednesday worn Matterson and Stansbury, and Searle and Kemp. These rowers consequently stood…
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The following further particulars of the dastardly conduct of Searle, the champion oarsman, and Matterson, at the rowing carnival at Brisbane on Friday, towards the retired champion…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—The first heat of the rowing races to-day were between Searle, Matterson and Beach. Some little delay occurred in getting the men together, but…
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The aquatic carnival was brought to a conclusion on Tuesday. The weather was line, but very hot. The final event was shorn somewhat of its interest by Beach standing out, but Tuesday's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Extensive Robberies From the Melbourne Exhibition
A LARGE quantity of gold and precious stones, some of which have been identified as stolen from different show-cases in the Exhibition, was recovered on…
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