Paris International Exhibition
Mr. Bayard, the American Secretary of State, has advised the Government of the United States to appoint a commission for the representation of…
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Shows & fairs, 1888
146 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 8
PARIS, Saturday. the Melbourne Exhibition
A meeting, under the presidency of the Minister of Commerce, was held here to-day. It was attended by about eighty merchants and…
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Sportsmen and lovers of athletics generally will be pleased to learn that the success of the above demonstration is now pretty well assured. The entries for many of the minor…
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The Congress of the United States has voted 50,000 dollars towards expenses of American representation at the Melbourne Exhibition…
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THE Centennial Agricultural and Intercolonial Exhibition was opened to-day by His Excellency Governor Carrington, accompanied by all the…
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It is rumoured that the proposed International Exhibition at Brussels will probably collapse…
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Mr. Vincent Barrington is a competitor for the position of British Commissioner at the Melbourne Exhibition…
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A circular has been issued by the Royal Commission appointed in connection with the Melbourne International Centennial Exhibition,…
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AT Towoomba, Queensland, a cattle show was recently held, and the occasion was thought a suitable one for a baby show. The D. D. Gazette describes it thusly:—…
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The Times urges the owners of pictures to lend their collections to the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Correspondence a Plea for Fair Play. to the Editor
SIR,—I was rather surprised at the treatment Mr. Finney received at the hands of the Mayor and some clerk in the Borough Council. Mr. Finney, an old and respected…
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FROM advertisement it will be seen that. Professor Woodroffe, assisted by two talented lady-workers, will give an exhibition in the Mechanics' Institute, Plattsburg, of the…
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MR. F. W. COWEN has accepted the position of musical conductor at the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition He leaves England in June, and will…
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Mr. F. H. Cowen has definitely accepted the position of musical conductor at the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition. He is under engagement…
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"And God saw everything that He had made, and behold it was very good."—GEN. i, 31. TELL me not, tell me not that the angel of…
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The director of the Paris Exhibition has hinted to Sir Graham Berry that the, reported abstention of Victoria from the Paris Exhibition will…
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The Agents-General have been invited by the French Embassy to interview M. Bergen, the director of the Paris Exhibition, who is now in…
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The French authorities expect the Australian colonies exhibiting at the Paris Exhibition of, 1889 to floor and decorate their respective courts. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[Reuter's Telegrams.] PARIS, Monday. the Melbourne Exhibition
A commission has been appointed for the Melbourne Exhibition, with M. Revel as president…
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Alderman de Keyser, the Lord Mayor of London, with the approval of the Government is organising an adequate collection of British exhibits…
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