The Paris Exhibition. LONDON, August 29
The French Government has postponed the distribution of prizes awarded at the Exhibition till October 21, in order to secure the presence of members of Parliament and…
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Shows & fairs, 1878
57 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 3
International Exhibition
A MEETING of the Council of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales was held to-day (says the Echo of Wednesday), at the rooms of the society, his Excellency Sir Hercules…
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IT would seem that once more the probabilities are in favour of an International Exhibition taking place in this colony next year. The members of the…
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A MEETING of the council of the Agricultural Society was held on Thursday morning, his Excellency being in the chair. There was a large attendance of members. The business…
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A maiden passed me young and fair, With eyes so beautiful, so blue, Alas! they were too sweet to wear! Were not her form and features true!…
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OUR telegraphic intelligence informed us on Thursday evening that Mr. FITZPATRICK'S motion for a "grant to the Agricultural Society of New South…
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IN the London Standard of August 26th, the Paris correspondent writes of the British display of metals at the Paris Exhibition. After speaking of…
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ONE of the most curious reflections in connection with the International Exhibition (if it should ever really take place) will be that upon the peculiarities…
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THE International Exhibition Committee held a meeting on Friday, in the Agricultural Society's Rooms, to consider plans and a design for the exhibition buildings. There…
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THIS well-known circus opened last evening, near the A. A. Co.'s Bridge, and considering the very unpropitious state of the weather, there was a very fair attendance, the shilling…
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THIS very attractive circus was well filled last evening, each part of the marquee having a fair share of patronage. The various acts of the different artistes were…
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THE announcement made by the Colonial Secretary in the House on Wednesday night that the Government were prepared to take the International…
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We (Echo) believe that the Agricultural Society will this day (Thursday) formally request the Government to accept the responsibility of preparing for the International…
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THE Government (says the Echo) have lost no time in proceeding with the matter of the Exhibition. The intention of the Government was indicated in a speech made by the…
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In consequence of the pressure of Christmas advertisements, we are compelled to held over a leader on this subject, and many other matters of…
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IN the ever-shifting glass of the political kaleidoscope of this colony, the observer is compelled occasionally to notice some very curious complications indeed…
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UNDER the patronage of his Excellency the Governor of Victoria, and the leading gentlemen of that colony, and by direction of a most influential…
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