The Scientific and Mechanical Exhibition in Newcastle
NOTWITHSTANDING the cold, dusty, and boisterous weather which distinguished Saturday night, the lecture-room of the School of Arts was crowded…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
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Scientific and Mechanical Exhibition
THE highly successful Scientific and M chanical Exhibition, promoted by the School of Art, continues to attract considerable public attention. Yesterday…
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THIS evening the successful exhibition at the School of Arts will be closed, and the floe display of mechanical skill withdrawn from the public gaze. It is to be hoped…
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The Spring Exhibition of the Horticultural Society of New South Wales will be held on 20th and 21st October…
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The Duke of Cambridge has accepted the position of President of the Royal Commission for the South Australian Jubilee Exhibition. The Imperial…
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The Prince of Wales is displeased with the comments which have appeared In the Times with regard to the alleged mismanagement in connection…
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At a meeting of the Colonial and Commercial Exchange, in connection with the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, Mr. U. Scott, of South Australia,…
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The Prince of Wales has written a letter to the committee for raising a testimonial for services rendered by him to the Indian and Colonial…
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It is said that the receipts from the charges for admission ought to cover the future cost of managing the exhibition in the event of its being…
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£60,000 worth of South Australian wines were sold at the Colonial Exhibition. South Australia is unwilling to exhibit at the Exhibition another year…
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Applications have been received from intending British exhibitors for 17,000ft of space as the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition…
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Nearly the whole quantity of colonial wine received at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition—21,000 gallons—has been sold. All the Victorian beer sent to the…
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Sir Herbert Sandford is appointed secretary to the British Commission in connection with the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition…
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The cost to the colony of the exhibition in London is already £20,000. The Government are not favourable to the reopening…
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A special meeting of the committee of the above was held last night, when it was decided that the exhibition be postponed until…
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The landlord of the Signal Hotel, South Head, announces that he intends holding a barmaid show, commencing on Wednesday 27th…
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THE Maitland Flower Show, which takes place on Friday next, the 15th inst., promises to be most successful. The entries are the largest known,…
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Sir Coutts Lindsay, curator to the Grosvenor Gallery, will consent to the loan of the collection of art treasures for the Adelaide Exhibition if a…
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BRITISH exhibitors apply for 22,000 cubic feet of space at the Adelaide Exhibition. The Elkington Electroplate Company also purpose sending…
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THE ninth Annual Horticultural Show of the A. and H. Association took place yesterday at the Albion Ground, Maitland. The weather, both on Thursday and yesterday, was anything but…
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