Fine Arts at the Exhibition
HAD it not been for the good things out of the 135 subjects contributed by the New South Wales Academy of Art Council, the Exhibition galleries would have been but…
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New South Wales Academy of Art Annual Exhibition
THE third Annual Exhibition of the above Society was opened on the 4th April, and continued on the 6th, 7th, and 8th. The sports at Randwick interfered considerably…
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SIR,—Having visited the Show in Sydney, I may venture to make a few remarks on "Judging," as I think there is nothing more instructive to those interested in stock than to witness the contest in the "ring," and to learn on what…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above society was held at the room, 227, George-street, at 11 a.m. yesterday. Dr. R. L. J[?]kins, V. P., in the chair. Member present— Messrs. E. R. Cox, G. S. Yeo, T. Cadell, J. Living, G. H…
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THE Exhibition of the Agricultural Society for the year 1874 closed on the 18th April. On the occasion of no former display, either as to the quality of the objects shown or the excellence of the arrangements made, can the…
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IT is a pity that deeds of heroic self-sacrifice and Christian charity should go unrewarded. Mr. PUNCH, therefore, as far as in him lies, will do his best to hand down to posterity the noble conduct of the gallant and tender-hearted M'Cormack…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cost of an Enquiring Mind. the Last of the Exhibition
MISS MELINDA MYRTLE, a blue-stocking, who writes Essays, and understands all about Machinery, is so eager for an explanation of the working of a new fly-wheel on one of the machines of HUDSON BROTHERS--at the "Machinery in Motion" Annexe--that, in spite of several warnings, she will persist in crossing the platform whilst all the connecting bands are going at the most rapid speed. The natural result had been anticipated…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Desecration of the Sabbath in the Exhibition Building. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—I notice that at the meeting of the Agricultural Council the statement made by me in reference to the above has been called in question by Mr. Joub[?]rt. I have no desire to call in the evidence of the many…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Liverpool Plains Pastoral, Agricultural, and Horticultural Show of 1874. [From Our Reporter.]
FOR several days before the opening one, the 5th instant, the town of Tamworth presented to strangers and inhabitants an appearance which plainly denoted that something uncommon was about to take place. I need scarcely…
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THE second day was rather a gloomy one, several slight showers fell before the opening time 10 a.m., and fears were entertained that regular rain had set in, but such was not the case, for towards noon the clouds cleared away, and…
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THE Colonial Commissioners in Sydney, have received the following letter from Sir Charles Cowper, with respect to the above. The prizes, be it observed, are only for these exhibits which the Exhibition of 1873 was designed to bring…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Liverpool Plains Pastoral, Agrioultural, and Horticultural Show. (From Our Correspondent.)
THIS event, fraught with great interest to the district took place on the the and tith instant, and caused more attention and enthusiasm than the only former affair of the kind held in Tamworth. The town was full to…
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THE exhibitors had in their ranks nearly all the leading pastoral tenants, the well known breeders and graziers of the Liverpool Plains and districts close at hand. The following gentlemen exhibited, and displayed a warm…
Continued on Trove, page 621 →London International Exhibition, 1878. Australian Annexe
A list of exhibitors in the New South Wales Court, whose exhibits fall within the divisions of this year's Exhibition. Australian Meat Company, Rainomie Co., London…
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SIR CHARLES COWPER, C.M.G., Agent-General of the colony of New South Wales, has received the modals for distribution to the Sydney exhibitors at the London International Exhibition of 1873. The medals are to…
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THE Colonial Commissioners in Sydney, have received the following letter from Sir Charles Cowper, with respect to the above. The prizes, be it observed, are only for these exhibits which the Exhibition of 1873 was designed to bring…
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The International Exhibition at South Kensington for 1874 opened on April 6, and although by no means complete, the visitors there to had no reason to grumble. Australia is somewhat behindhand this year. Mr…
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The exhibition of this society held at the yards, Churchill, Ipswich, on Wednesday, May 13, must certainly be considered to have been a great success as regards the show of horse stock and cattle…
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