Some Facts about the Exhibition
"THE 'Evening News' says,—The cost of the building is expected to-fall not far short of £1000,000. Eleven million cubic fect of covered space…
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Shows & fairs, 1879
17 stories in Northern Rivers's papers
The Northern Star. Lismore, January 25, 1879. the Exhibition
THE "Exhibition Fever" must have pretty strongly attacked the leading gentlemen and the Government of this Colony, when they commit…
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THE Brisbane correspondent of the 'Logan Advocate' says,—On Tuesday, the opening of the first summer show of the National Association took place, His Excellency the…
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MR. M'COMBIE, at the meeting of the Leochel-Cushnic Agricultural Association, said: —"As you have been kind enough to allude to the late Paris International [?] I…
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NOT long before the arrival of the Prince of Wales here (says a contemporary), when his royal highness was on a visit to the United States, a new asylum for the deaf…
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A MEETING was held at the Court House, Lismore, on Wednesday afternoon last, for the purpose of taking steps to have the Richmond River Bistrict properly represented at…
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AMONGST the Papers read by the Chairman, at the late meeting of the Lismore Committee, the following from the Departments of Agriculture and Horticulture, sent by…
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A SHIP'S forecastle, like poverty,, often makes one acquainted with strange companions, and the, truth of this I verified on board an iron clipper, called La Belle Helene…
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(By Electric Telegram from Greville's Telegram Co.). JUNE 10. The quarters in the Exhibition Building…
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Telegrams have been received asking for the reservation of 4000 feet space for Japan, and stating that a Commissioner would be appointed, and shortly, be on the way to Sydney…
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A very large number of exhibits are arriving [?]om Austria, via Trieste, per P. and O. Co.'s [?]ail steamor Avoca, consisting of wine, beer, [?]tures, statues, thardwire, glassware, and…
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JUDGING by what has transpired at the meetings held in this township and elsewhere, for the purpose of promoting, the objects of the…
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Exhibits are arriving in large numbers, and are being stored in the finished portions of the building, and in Mort and Co's Wood Warehouse…
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THE 'Yass Evening Tribune' says,—The most ardent supporters of the approaching Exhibition project seem, to feel a sort of dampness about it. The little money already…
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THIS is one of the recognised and best supported divisions of the National Association Exhibitions. We are glad to add that there is no falling off on the present occasion, and…
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MONTH CARLO is planned and conducted to draw not only those who wish to try their luck, or are likely to succumb tot he temptation when they have run in its way, but all…
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ALTERNATELY snubbed and petted by the Press and the public, the working men of this colony appear somewhat likely to have their heads turned, as the latest idea to open…
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