Adelaide Exhibition
Eighty manufacturing firms have applied for 7000 cub[?] feet, of space in the Jubilee Exhibition, to be opened in Adelaide next year…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
169 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 4 of 9
The Indian and Colonial Exhibition and the Punjaub
IN connection with the brilliant opening ceremony of the above, it was deem[?]d worthy of notice that her Majesty sat on an ivory throne, once the royal seat of Ra[?]eet…
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A LONDON correspondent writes on April 30:—"A last look round previous to the grand opening day clearly shows us that there can be no doubt of…
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A LONDON correspondent writes:— With Mr. Garrick, the Agent General of Queensland, as guide, the Prince showed special gratification with the…
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Sir Saul Samuel and Sir Daniel Cooper have been asked to take charge of the New South Wales Court at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition…
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The Agents-General and Executive Commissioners have been invited to meet in the Exhibition on Tuesday next in order to receive a communication from…
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THE Executive Commissioners of the India and Colonial Exhibition met to-day at the Exhibition, when Sir P. Cunliffe Owen, on behalf of the Prince of Wales,…
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Mr. George Collins Levy has been appointed London Secretary to the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition…
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As her Majesty stood amid the brillian group in the Colonial Hall, her well-pleased ceuntenance, irradiated by the sunshine of the perfect May day,…
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The Commission connected with the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition is applying to the Imperial Government for a great of £5000. Sir Samuel Davenport, of…
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The Queen desires the Colonial Exhibition to remain open during the present year of her reign…
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In recognition of services in connection with the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, Sir Saul Samuel, Arthur Blyth, and Sir Dillon Bell have received the…
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The Cologne "Gazette" strongly advises Germany to exhibit at the Adelaide Exhibition…
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The Government offer to send 250 pictures to the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition, provided proper buildings are erected for their reception…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams. New South Wales. Sydney, Wednesday. Centenary Exhibition
At a meeting of the Town Hall, resolutions were carried for an international exhibition to celebrate the centenary of the colony…
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It is expected that the exhibition will continue to be open till December…
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Sir P. Cunliffe Owen has expressed doubts as to whether H.R.H. the Prince of Wades will consent to become the President of the British Commission in…
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The ninth annual exhibition of the Pigeon and Canary Society was opened to-day by the Mayor. There are 696 entries for poultry, 400 entries for pigeons, and over…
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Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by H.R.H. Princess Beatrice, paid a visit to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition yesterday…
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The Pigeon, Poultry, and Canary Show, closed on Saturday. At the show one great feature was a prize oat 28lbs in weight…
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