Mr. Reid in Paris. N.S. Wales Exhibition
Daring his recent visit to Paris Mr. Reid was sent for by M. Hanotanx, Minister for Foreign Affairs, end a cordial interview followed…
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No Exhibition
Mr. Reid had a great surprise in store for the French Minister for Foreign Affairs whom he interviewed with the assistance of an interpreter…
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The International Exhibition was officially opened yesterday by the Governor. Lord Hampden was also present…
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THE Queensland international exhibition was officially opened yesterday by the Governor. Lord Hampden was also present…
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A FEW years ago the Countess Peterhof Doshkoroff was the most beautiful woman and the acknowledged beile of St. Petersburg. If you happened to be in the Russian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. [From the Metropolitan Papers.] Sydney, Tuesday. Mining Exhibition. Visitors From England
Mr. J. Lowles, M.P. who recently visited Australia has again sailed for Sydney, accompanied by the Assistant Secretary of the Imperial…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Yesterday's News. [Through Our Special Agents.] [By Telegraph.] Jubilee Charity Carnival. Sydney, Monday Afternoon
THE Diamond Jubilee Charity Carnival on Saturday resulted in a profit of nearly £1000…
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A few years ago the Countess Peterhof Doshkoroff was the most beautiful woman and the acknowledged belle of St. Petersburg. If…
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The Charity Carnival at the Town Hall closed on Saturday, having raised for distribution among the unfortunates of the city about ;£1000…
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THE charity carnival at the Town Hall closed on Saturday, having raised for distribution among the unfortunates of the city about £1000…
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For a long time past the country districts in the neighbourhood of Soocbow had suffered from the depredations of a bead of marmadera, who in their pill[?] expeditions outraged and…
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TAKEN as a type of an exceedingly numerous class of London residents, it would be difficult to find a better example than that afforded by Mr. and Mrs. Smith, a…
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PERHAPS you have never more than casually glanced at your friend's eyebrows. Should you, however, be in doubt of the nature of a…
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'She is completely unstrung, as though she had had some frightful shock, or had undergone some terrible experience,' said the man of medicine. But when Mrs. Smith…
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THE promoters and committee of management of the Art, Curio, and Educational Exhibition and Conversaziones-- to give the function its full title-- which was held in the Town Hall on Friday and…
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The Schoolroom of the Convent presented an interesting appearance on Friday, with its fine display of work of various descriptions done by…
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The hop-pickers' annual Sunday fair at East Farleigh, near Maidstone, took place lately, and, despite the wet weather, and the fact that there are hundreds of men…
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THE Earl's Court Exhibition Company propose to hold an Australian, Canadian, and American exhibition in 1899, of commercial products…
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