Melbourne Exhibition
Fourteen hundred British and foreign exhibitors have made application for space at the Melbourne centennial exhibition…
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Intercolonial. Adelaide, Monday. The Exhibition
The Adelaide exhibition was formally closed by the Governor, on Saturday. Since the opening of the Exhibition, 767,000 admissions have been recorded…
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The assault cases arising out of the fracas at the Agricultural Society's Show Ground, in which the men rushed the gates in order to get free admission, came…
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Salisbury and Winchester Journal (Eng.) undertakes to reply to this, of late, frequently asked question. He says:--"I will endeavor to make this object plain…
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A Texas journalist, who had been summer-fallowing himself on a stock ranch for a couple of years, suddenly assumed control of a rural weekly, and in the first issue after he…
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FOR some months past the attendance of the committee at the monthly meeting has been a most encouraging augury for the success of the show. During the present month meetings are held weekly, with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes Show. [By Telegraph.] Glen Innes, Thursday Night
THE eleventh show under the auspices of the P. and A. Society was opened yesterday, when there were about 800 persons in attendance, the number increasing…
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ON Wednesday and Thursday last the eleventh Annual Show under the management of the local Association eventuated on the show ground, and attracted an assemblage of about…
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THE twelfth annual Show of the Uralla Pastoral and Agricultural Association commenced on Wednesday last. A special train conveyed a good number of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents' letters, we dog not necessarily endorse their contents. The Show
SIR,--I do not desire to criticise your very excellent report of the Show, but I must take exception to your description of the champion draught horse "Squire" as " a perfect typo of a Clydesdale."…
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THE twelfth annual show, under the auspices of the Inverell Pastoral and Agricultural Association, was opened on Wednesday under the most favorable auspices. Grave fears were entertained on…
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A TEXAS journalist, who had been summer-fallowing himself on a stock ranch for a couple of years, suddenly assumed control of a rural weekly, and in the first issue, after he…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Story. a Fair Patient
IT was a bitterly cold night in Jane, and the rain was dashing down in torrents. For two days this had been going on, and, from the aspect of the weather, it looked…
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The Sydney manufacturers still persist in refusing to exhibit at the Melbourne exhibition…
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Sir F. M. Darley has accepted the position of President of the New South Wales Commission for the Melbourne Exhibition, in place of Sir John Hay, resigned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Edison's Talking Machine. a Marvellous Exhibition
EDISON'S speaking phonograph is at last perfected and ready for public use. The Wizard of Llewellyn Park said to a New York Herald reporter that the phonograph had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →MELBOURNE, Thursday. The Exhibition
It is estimated that there were 36,000 persons present at the Exhibition yesterday. The New South Wales court presents a very fine appearance, although it…
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The Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition was opened with great eclat and enthusiasm on Wednesday. The weather was cold, but fine. Enormous crowds…
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THROUGHOUT the length and breadth of Australia Felix resounds the jubilant [?]ing of one of the youthful col[?]se, £2000; third Victoria knows not how [?] £1000; non-starters…
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