The Indian Exhibition
Exhibits are now being received for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, which is to be opened in May next year…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
169 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 9
Cablegrams. London, Wednesday. The Exhibition
The Queen has consented to be patroness to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition…
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Sir Philip Cunliffe Owen, secretary of the "Colonial and Indian Exhibition Commission, has complained to the Prince of Wales in reference to the neglect of New South…
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The following are, I hear, to be gazetted as commissioners (London) for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition:—Messrs. R. B. Smith, M.L.A., John Pope, J. Watson,…
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THE Honeysuckle Point carnival held a meeting last night in the Brigade station. There was a good muster, and Mr. J. Munns occupied the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and…
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An exhibition of paintings, by Australian and New Zealand artists, is about to be opened in London…
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Mr. George Collins Levey has assumed the management of the New South Wales Court at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition…
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Sir Alex[?] Stuart had a long interview to-day [?]the Premier on the subject of the India [?] Colonial Exhibition…
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Mr. James Thomson, secretary to the Victorian Commission of the Indo-Colonial exhibition, has arrived in London…
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The Corporation of the City of London have passed a resolution undertaking, to guarantee a sum of £10,000 towards the expenses of the forthcoming Exhibition…
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The corporation of London has granted £10,000 towards the Indian-Colonial Exhibition…
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Victoria has been promised 4000 feet space of the Tasmanian court…
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OVER 400 tons of exhibits have been sent from Sydney to the Colonial Exhibition in London…
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Messrs Peter B. Burgoyne and Co., of the Fairfield Vineyard, South Australia, and wine merchants of Old Broad-street, London, who, some months ago,…
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MESSRS. R. W. Fryer and Co.'s "Circus, Equine, Paradox, and Trained Animal Exhibition"—to quote the bill—opened here last night to large house. The show is in…
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IN another column the programme is published of an entertainment to be given in the "Vic." by the Vanity Fair Variety Company on Saturday, Monday, and…
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ALL the courts at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition are being rapidly prepared for the reception of exhibits. The New Zealand Court is the most…
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TO-NIGHT the boards at the "Vic." will be occupied by the members of this company, who play up to their full numerical strength in Newcastle. The metropolitan press…
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It is officially announced that the Queen will open the exhibition on May 4…
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The Prince of Wales has been appointed a member of the committee to receive colonial visitors to the Exhibition…
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