Paris Exhibition
LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. W. F. Walker, late Minister for Trade and Customs in the Victorian Cabinet, and who recently resigned in order to accept the position of executive…
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Shows & fairs, 1889
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Gosford Show Prize Fowl. to the Editor
SIR,—In your report of the Gosford Show, in your issue of the 6th, you state a special prize, given by Mr. G. C. Murdoch for common barndoor fowl, was won by A. J…
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TRULY yesterday was a gala day at Maitland, and the thousands who journeyed thither for the purpose of witnessing the second day of the twenty-ninth annual show under the…
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LONDON Friday.—Mr. Rach, who had charge of the wine exhibits of South Australia at the Paris Exhibition, complains that he has been unable to obtain one-third of the…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The French Minister For Foreign Affairs, M. Spuller, has circularised French diplomatists abroad urging them to call together all French subjects…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Royal Agricultural Show at Windsor, which is to be opened by the Prince of Wales on June 24, is in a forward state. Her Majesty the Queen will…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The envoys of the Powers will be absent from the opening of the Paris Exhibition, their action being intended as a protest against the…
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LONDON, Friday.—Mr. W. F. Walker, late Commissioner of Trade and Customs in Victoria, is satisfied with the preparations made by Victoria at the Paris Exhibition…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Sir F. Dillon Bell, Agent General for New Zealand, and Sir Walter Buller hive been elected members of the Executive Committee of the British…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Excellent progress is being made with the arrangements at the Paris Exhibition, and active efforts are being made to complete the preparations for the…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Sir Graham Berry left London to-day for the purpose of attending the opening of the Paris Exhibition on Sunday next…
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LONDON, Wednesday—Owing to the diplomatists boycotting the Paris Exhibition, and the representatives of the Great Powers taking no official recognition of it, President…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The anarchists are inciting the workmen at the Paris Exhibition to strike for an increase of wages The Messrs. Chaffey, of the Australian irrigation…
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LONDON, Friday.—In connection with the opening of the Paris Exhibition, a brilliant fete will be held at Versailles on Sunday, the day before the opening. President Carrot…
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PARIS, Sunday.—Paris is crowded, and the International Exhibition will be formally opened to-day. The city is crowded with visitors from all part of the world, and…
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To-night at [?]he Victoria Theatre the Miller-Slavin Athletic Combination will make their appearance, she occasion being the last, and first, appearance of the celebrated…
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LONDON, Monday.—The ceremonies connection, with the commemoration of the centenary of the French Revolution and the opening of the Paris Exhibition began here…
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PARIS, Monday.—The inaugural ceremony in connection with the opening of the Paris Exhibition took place to-day. President Carnot formally declared the building open…
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PARIS, Monday.—The Victorian Section at the Exhibition is one of the few completed. At the time of the opening the decorations of the court were greatly admired, especially…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Exhibition is now fairly advanced. The British section surpasses all the rest. In the absence of Alderman De Keyser through illness, Sir Dillon…
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