The Centennial Exhibition
HIGH in the empyrean the American national bird emits his shriek and invites the world to his Centennial show. At enormous expense the News Letter…
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Shows & fairs, 1876
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Centennial Exhibition
30,000 people daily attend the Conten[?] Exhibition…
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THE ninth-annual exhibition in connection with the Northern Agricultural Association took place yesterday, at the Show Ground Singleton, in the presence of a considerable…
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YESTERDAY the weather was as fine and clear as could be desired, and there was on the Show Ground during the day no less than between eight and thousand persons…
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THE first Queensland Exhibition opened to-day in Brisbane by his Excellency Governor Cairns with great ceremony, and is an immense success. Thursday has been observed…
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THE Queensland Exhibition may now be said to be virtually at an end, although the formal closing is not fixed until Monday night. The Exhibition has been a thorough success in…
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THE Photographers Art Society of the Pacific Coast, held a regular monthly meeting last evening, in the gallery of Messrs. Bradley and Rulofson, on…
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The public of Newcastle may look forward to a very pleasant method of spending an hour or two in the above exhibition, at the Theatre Royal,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. Charge of Manslaughter. Another Prisoner Shot at Narrabri. a Woman Burnt to Death. the English Ambassador at Constantinople Instructed to Denounce, and Demand the Punishment of the Perpetrators of the Bulgarian Atrocities. the Philadelphia Exhibition—eighty-three Awards Made to Australia. Arrival of Californian Mail. Rev. Charles Clark. Small-pox in San Francisco. International Rowing Match. Great Fire—600 Houses Burned. Moody and Sankey Disagreed. Ship Burned Atsea.—the Captain and Eight Others Died of Starvation; Rest of the Crew Saved. Sydney. Monday Night, r[?]d, 9 p.m
At the inquest held to-day, on the body of Elizabeth Hornby, a married woman, who is supposed to have died from violence used by Heary Williams, a man with whom she…
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AT the Athletic Sports held at Wellington (New Zealand), lately, the principal event of the day was the Baby Show held in a booth at the southern end of the ground…
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There was a flower show held on Thursday last at the School of Arts, under the auspices of the Miurrurund, Horticultural Society, and on the whole it…
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THE breaking up of the Newcastle Public School for the Christmas holidays was atteded with several very pleasing cerenonies, and anexhiblition of the skill of the pupils was given,…
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