Illustrated Guide to the Exhibition
WE have received from Messrs. Gibbs, Shallard, and Co., of Sydney, a copy of their newly issued "Illustrated Guide to the International Exhibition and Sydney, its…
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Shows & fairs, 1879
79 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 4 of 4
The Exhibition Receipts
AT the meeting of the Sydney International Exhibition Commission, held on Friday afternoon, at the offices, Macquarie-street, the following statement of totals received from…
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ALREADY there are rumours floating through the air that the International Exhibition will not only fail financially, but will be a failure in an educational…
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YESTERDAY there arrived in Newcastle from the Northumberland Steam Coach and Buggy Factory, West Maitland, a pair of capital looking buggies, intended for exhibition at…
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THIS is the title of a patriotic song recently issued by Messrs. Charles Trosdel and Co., of Clarence-street, Sydney. The song is in the key of C. is simple in its accompaniment,…
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ONE of the most interesting, as also one of the most useful cases is the exhibit of canvas by Messrs Francis Webster and son, of Aroroath, Scotland. This the…
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THE only exhibit from Ireland, is that shown by the celebrated linen thread manufacturers, Messrs. William Barbour and Sons, of Lisburn. A more…
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ACCORDING to the reports published in the Sydney papers, the Great International Exhibition of 1879 seems to be in great danger of descending from…
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WITH regard to the sale of exhibits in the Garden Palace (says the Keho) the Commission is taking action. According to regulation 8 of the programme, "Exhibits will be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE "Take time that your letters may be shorter." Douglas Jerrold. a Miners' Exhibition Holiday. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—Having seen by a former issue of your valuable journal that it was intended by the Minmi and Wallsend Companies to give their employes a trip to Sydney at an early date,…
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A DEPUTATION, introduced by Mr. [?] M.L.A., and consisting of Mr. T. [?] (representing the Seamen's Union), [?] Roylance (Secretary of the Trades…
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WE learn that exhibits for the approaching Flower Show, to be held at West Maitland on Thursday next are coming in freely, and that Sydney nurserymen will be well represented,…
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THE annual flower show in connection with the H. R. Agricultural and Horticultural Association, we would remind our readers, is to take place at West Maitland to- morrow…
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Yesterday the first flower show, pure and simple, that has ever been held in Maitland took place. There have been shows before this, in which flowers predominated;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"The Australian Exhibition" Schottische
WE have received the above delightful piece of music from the publisher, Mr. William Bullard, of Sydney. The arrangement is simple yet effective, and reflects great credit…
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OUR Sydney correspondent writes:—"The visitors from the country are daily increasing in numbers, and still they find that the talked of Exhibition charges for board and residence…
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"WHAT'S o'er the steer, skimmer?" Have the inmates of Mr. Cane's establishment on the cliffs broken loose and found their way to Wallsend doing the "moral" during the…
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[?]P. A. JENNINGS. the Executive Commissioner, received a deputation of shopkeepers Tuesday, in reference to the practice of [?] goods at the Garden Palace. Mr…
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THE total number of visitors to the Garden Palace on Saturday was 6,876, which shows a slight falling off compared with previous Saturdays. Just half the period—six months…
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