The Sydney Inter[?] Exhibition
I DID not continue my letters [?] last week, for the building was [?] the holidays that I found [?] make any progress in [?]…
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The International Wool Show
The judges in the wool section, after a long rest, assembled on Saturday afternoon to complete their labours, and before dusk succeeded in working through the long wool and extra classes. The former form but…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Mechanics' Institute was held on Friday evening, for the purpose of initiating steps for the forthcoming…
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We have received a circular from the Department of Agriculture from which we make the following extracts:— The first and the great General International…
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The intimation that the Victorian Government has arranged to afford space for British exhibits at the Melbourne International Exhibition has…
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A deputation, said to represent the tradespeople of Sydney, and composed of Messrs. M’Donald (George-street), M. Hamburger (of Hamburger Bros.), E. C. Cree, Mason, Butcher, Delarue, and…
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A meeting of the committee of the above society was held at the Globe Hotel on Thursday afternoon, the members present being Messrs. Lyne (in the chair), Watson, Dight, Frew, Hayes, and…
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The Lords of the Treasury decline to increase the grants for the Melbourne International Exhibition…
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We have received the following letter from the committee:— “Macquarie-street, Sydney, March 10, 1880, “I have the honor to request you to draw…
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The awards on yarns, woven and felted goods were furnished to-day. Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and France take the majority of the certificates. The following are some of the…
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We learn by telegraph that the following additional awards have been made:— Firearms, Scales, Clocks, Agricultural Products, &c.—Tasmania—James G. Moir, Glenborough…
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Privy Councillor Reuleaux, the German Commissioner at the Sydney Exhibition, has just furnished an exhaustive report to the Minister of Trade. He declares that Germany had never…
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The fifth annual show took place last Wednesday, and was only a partial success. It was, I am sorry to say, predicted that it would not be anything like snows of former years, and various…
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The London correspondent of the Argus writes on the 30th January:—“Considerable difference of opinion is still expressed as to the likelihood of the Prince of Wales going out to Australia for…
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THE Easter Carnival in aid of the funds of tho Mechanics. Institute, came off on Monday; and, notwithstanding the counter attractions, proved a fair success. The…
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A PUBLIC meeting was held in the Town Hall, Chiltern, on Wednesday evening, with a view to arrange a local mineral exhibition…
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Part I.--THE PAST.--Victoria, sleeping amidst the primeval solitudes, is aroused by voices which foretell the speedy discovery and settlement of the country, and…
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Mr. George S. Smith of All Saints Vineyard, Wahgunyah, has been awarded first prize for dry Verdillho, (vintage 1874); first for Pedro…
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A novel exhibition was opened yesterday at Berlin under distinguished patronage, consigning of specimens of almost every known species of fish…
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The American Congress had decided to assist the pvomoters of an International Exhibition, open to all the world, to be held in New York in the…
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