The Jubilee Exhibition
The Commission for the Jubilee Exhition comprises Sir Samuel Davenport, Sir R. D. Ross, the Hons. J. W. Downer, David Murray, and J. G. Ramsay, Messrs…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
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Horticultural Show
Lady Carrington opened the Horticultural Society's Show to-day…
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As announced at the public meeting held in the Protestant Hall on Wednesday evening, another meeting was held last night, this time in the Exhibition Building, Prince…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CORRESPONDENCE. The Wickham Exhibition. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—I regret exceedingly that urgent business renders it impossible for me to be in Newcastle before Friday. In the event of the…
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Sir Phillip C. Owen has announced that his connection with the Indian and Colonial Exhibition will cease at the end of December…
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M. Lockroy, Minister for Commerce and Industry in the French Cabinet, has undertaken to give official publicity to the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition…
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The Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition Commission has been officially gazetted…
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Sir Herbert Sandford, British Commissioner to the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition, will leave for South Australia by the Orient Company's…
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Larl Granville, and Sir Frederick Leighton will interview Lord Randolph Churchill, Chancellor…
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The Royal Commission on the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition have held their first meeting. They resolved to despatch Sir Herbert Sandford, to…
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TO-DAY'S London Gazette contains the following announcement of honours bestowed in connection with the Exhibition:—Doctor W. L. Butler, C.M.G.,…
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One of the principal features of the Lord Mayor's procession yesterday consisted of several oars typical of the Australian colonies…
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The Colonial and Indian Exhibition was closed yesterday amidst great enthusiasm. The National Anthem was sung by a choir of 1000 voices. The…
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The silver ingots sent from Sydney to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition have realised £2600. The rocks and fossils in the South Australian court…
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The report which was current a few days ago that the Queen had declined to sanction the decision come to by the Agents-General and the Prince of…
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The Prince of Wales assents to the final closing of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition. He advises that the Jubilee Institute at Kensington should…
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The Duke of Cambridge is taking an active part in promoting the Exhibition to be held in Adelaide next year…
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Sir Graham Berry, Agent-General for Victoria, has written to the press, directing attention to the proposal to hold an exhibition in Melbourne…
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IT is estimated that there will be a surplus of about £60,000 on the South Kensington Exhibition of this year. It is proposed to hand this over to the…
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Mr. Charles Deschamps has been appointed to manage the British art section of the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition…
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