Intercolonial Exhibition
NATIONAL and Intercolonial Exhibitions do great good in developing the resources and capabilities of a country or a colony. Possibly, nothing in modern history acted more…
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Intercolonial Exhibition
On Thursday erasing a very well attended meeting was held in the Municipal Council Chamber, Albury, to consider the desirability of affording local assistance and encouragement to the undertaking of the intended…
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Two important meetings are to be held on Monday evening on matters in which the people of Albury and all the surrounding district should have and show a large interest…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New South Wales Commission for the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867. Sydney, Macquarie-place, 15th June, 1866
SIR,—I have the honor, under instructions from the Commissioners, to request that you will be good enough to communicate with the wine-growers in the Albury district, inviting them to contribute samples of…
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THOU gem of the South, Thou isle of the ocean, Thou store-house of riches And bright feathered motion—…
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The inauguration of the Inter-colonial Exhibition, which took place on Wednesday, was a most successful affair. His Excellency the Governor and family arrived from Toorak about noon. They were met at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Curiosities of the Exhibition
New Zealand sends a fine sample of Taranaki steel, accompanied by a dagger made of the same material. A writing-desk, made by J. Wood, of Launceston, is composed of 1470 pieces of twenty-two different sorts of…
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