Melbourne Exhibition
LONDON, July 15.—One hundred and eighty pictures have been selected by the Fine Arts Committee for the Melbourne Exhibition…
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Shows & fairs, 1880
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CABLEGRAMS. Fine Arts and the Melbourne Exhibition
LONDON, July 19. — The Art exhibits from London are to be high class. The most noted artists are sending paintings…
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SINGLETON, Monday.—The entries for the Singleton show, to be held on the 18th and 19th inst., are considerably in excess of those of any previous show held under…
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THE forthcoming Singleton Show bids fair to be a greater success than any of its predecessors. Last year's entries were deemed inordinate, numbering in all…
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THE Fourth Annual show of the Upper Hunter Pastoral and Agricultural Association opened on Wednesday last at Muswellbrook, but does not appear to have been a very great success…
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THE Northern Agricultural Association's Annual Show, which commences at Singleton to-morrow bids fair to be even a greater success than any of its predecessors, both…
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THE annual show of the Northern Agricultural Association, which opened at Singleton yesterday, proved what its executive committee had promised—a…
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NOT without expectation, to-days show here has proved an out and out success both in point of attendance and general interest. Simultaneously with the…
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THERE are now on the wharf, waiting shipment per s.s. Easby, three remarkably fine specimens of coal from this district, all being the fall height of the seam…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The Governor of Victoria will open the Melbourne International Exhibition, on the 1st October. The 81st day of August is the last day for…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Agricultural Society has arranged with the Sydney corporation to pay £150 for the use of Prince Alfred Park, with the old exhibition…
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YESTERDAY afternoon about 2 o'clock, the bazaar in hid of the funds of the above institution, was officilly opened by. Dr. Nash, in the absence of the president (Mr…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The E. News learns that the Governor has received official notification, by cable, from the Secretary for State, intimating that the…
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Joy, thou bring'st, but mix'd with trembling; Anxious joys and tender fears, Pleasing hopes and mingled sorrows, Smiles of transport dash'd with tears.—…
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WE understand that Mr. Mackenie, Examiner of Coal Fields, and Mr. Moore, of the Botanical Gardens, are leaving Sydney for the Melbourne Exhibition…
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THE above, now open near Messrs. Winn and Co.'s store in Hunter-street, promises to do a good business during its stay in Newcastle. The exhibition was well…
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THE above drew another crowded house last evening, in spite of the unfavourable state of the weather. The leading prizes given away last evening were—silver tea…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The bay presents quite a warlike appearance, there being 10 war vessels in port, viz., the Wolverine, Emerald, Cormorant,…
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THE following gentlemen are gazetted additional members of the Melbourne International Exhibition Commission:—The Honorable Ezekiel Alexander Baker,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Melbourne Exhibition was formally opened to-day. The ceremony was very imposing, and entirely satisfactory. The Marquis of Normanby…
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