The Colonial Exhibition
The Cornish people desire a collection of exhibits of mining machinery at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition…
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Shows & fairs, 1885
95 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 5 of 5
Fair Play to Mind and Body
"AOTA POPULI'' in last week's Freeman's Journal, thus discourses upon the Eight-Hour Movement: Touching the matter of…
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At a meeting of the proposed Jubilee Exhibition Committee, on Friday afternoon, the chairman announced, the receipt of the guarantee bond on Thursday, since when he had…
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At the Clonial and Indian Exhibition [?]enage a sixpenny dinner will be given composed exclusively of colonial produces…
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The space reserved for a Tasmanian court, it is thought, will not be used. It has been proposed to be partly utilised for the purpose of establishing a bar for the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The sports held at the Exhibition Building on Saturday were a great success. In the Champion 50 Miles Walking Match of £25, £10, and £5, W. J…
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Victoria will not receive any portion of the space reserved for the Tasmanian court for the Colonial Exhibition…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CORRESPONDENCE. Wallsend H., P., P., and C. Show. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—In looking over a list of special prizes given at the Wallsend Horticultural Pigeon, Poultry, and Canary Society I notice a trophy, valued at two guineas, given by…
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AN event of much interest to the inhabitants of Wallsend, Plattsburg, and the surrounding district took place yesterday, when the first exhibition of the society was…
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At a banquet given in his honour last night, Sir Philip Cunliffe Owen declared that the valuable assistance rendered by the Agents-General of the various…
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Sir P. Cunhffe Owen, the Executive Commissioner of the late Inventions Exhibition, has been presented with 4000 guineas by the exhibitors…
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It is doubtful whether the Launceston Exhibition will be held, as the sum of £5000 voted by Parliament must be applied to the erection of a museum…
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Sir Samuel Davenport, the representative of the colony at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, will leave for London during February…
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All the exhibits at the Colonial Exhibition, made in England from colonial produce will be excluded…
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THIS year the Mayor's Show was not quite so ambitious a scale as that of 1884, when Lord Mayor Nottage entered upon office; though this year's…
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