The Colonial and Indian Exhibition
AT a meeting of the Common Council in London, on February 18, the following letter from his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was read:—…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
169 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 2 of 9
The Exhibition
The Prince of Wales visits the Colonial Exhibition before the opening…
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THE 26th annual show of the Hunter River Agricultural Association was opened yesterday at West Maitland. The streets and footways were in a terribly sloppy, st[?]te, but…
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THE weather throughout the day has been splendid and everything tended to make the show a success. Crowds of holiday-makers commenced to roll up as soon as…
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The opening of the seventh annual exhibition of the Art Society of New South Wales by his Excellency the Governor, last night, in the Town Hall,…
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The Princess of Wales, Prince Victor, and the Duke of Connaught paid a special visit to the Colonial-Indian Exhibition, and expressed much pleasure,…
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The leading pressmen of England and the Continent have inspected the exhibits in the Colonial and Indian Exhibition. Sir Samuel Davenport's scene,…
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The French Chamber of Deputies has sanctioned a project to hold a grand exhibition in Paris…
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The South Australian Court at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition is now ready for the reception of exhibits, and the New Zealand Court is well forward…
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The Prince of Wales, attended by Sir Cauliffe Owen, made a complete tour of inspection of the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, which will be formally opened…
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A Visitors Reception Committee are organising a series of excursions for the entertainment of foreign and colonial representatives to the Exhibition…
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At a meeting of the Royal Commission to the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, to-day, the Prince of Wales, in his speech as president, referred to the cordial…
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The Hon. F. B. Sutter, P.M.G., to-day forwarded two important cablegrams to the old country, one to Her Majesty the Queen, congratulating her on opening the…
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THE announcement that her Majesty the Queen has opened the above great show, at South Kensington, will recall to the minds of many of…
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Lord Carrington has sent a cablegram to the Queen, conveying his thanks for her Majesty's attendance at the opening of the Exhibition. Congratulatory…
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The Queen opened the Colonial and Indian Exhibition to-day, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Princess of Wales, and several members of the Royal…
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The Indian and Colonial Exhibition was formally opened by the Queen in person at noon to-day. The Executive Commissioners for India, the Australian colonies,…
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The Queen, accompanied by the Princess of Wales, has paid a second visit to the Exhibition. Australian fruit is in great demand at the Exhibition…
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Welcome, welcome! With one voice, In your welfare we rejoice; Sons and daughters that have sent, From isle and cape and continent,…
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Sir Samuel Davenport, of South Australia, has succeeded in forming a committee in London to promote the movement for holding a Jubilee…
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