Concerts at the Exhibition
The musical eatertainments at the Exhibition during the past week have been notably successful Immense audiences in each evening have listened with pleasure to the instrumental and vocal music…
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The French Industrial Exhibition
ON Monday last the French Industrial Exhibition Horticultural and Camera Show opened punctually at noon. The weather was most propitious, and consequently a very large…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →"Bismarck the Disturber." (Vanity Fair.)
IT is thus an influential English and Protestant journal writes of the " wolf who is disturbing the waters" :— " The Times has been lately doing its…
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TRUE to the appointed time the French Exhibition opened on Monday at noon, under circumstances which, when regarding the weather of the past season, must be considered peculiarly favourable, for the day was bright,…
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THE Committee on Animal Products, to whom was referred the business of arranging for the Exhibition of New South Wales wool at Phili delphia, have considered the question at two or three meetings. Final arrangements were made on…
Continued on Trove, page 819 →A Reminiscence of the Exhibition. Shoddy, begone!
Thus ere we took a cordial drop, Our plans were duly laid— To call at an importer's shop, For toggery ready made…
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AT a mooting of the committee on animal products, held on Monday-present, the Hon. James White, M.L.O., in the chair, the Hon, Thomas Holt, M.L,0., tho Hon. Edward King Cox, M.L.O., and Mr. P. N…
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SIR,—Kindly permit me, as a member of the Volunteer force, to thank the Council of the Agricultural Society for their very [?]beral invitation to all members in uniform, to view the exhibits at the French Exhibition on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Supplement to the French Exhibition. the Parisian "Magasin De Nouvbau[?]e." to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—In spite of two letters kindly inserted in your paper, several persons still complain of a certain deficiency in the French Exhibition. As this deficiency has, I think, been so fully and satisfactorily accounted for by "K. L. M.,"…
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ON Saturday, a meeting of the Philadelphia Commission was held at the Free Library, Bent-street. Present:—Sir James Martin, Chief Justice (President); the Hon. G. W. Allen, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly; the Hon. J…
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THE following is the system of awards adopted by the Commissioners apponted by the United States Government:— 1. Awards shall be based upon written reports started…
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TRUE to the appointed time, the French Exhibition opened on the 21st ultimo, under circumstance's which, when regarding tho weather of the past season, must be considered peculiarly favourable, for the day was bright, clear,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Moruya Agricultural Society's Exhibition. (Abridged from the Moruya Examiner.)
IF all the world and his wife were not at the Moruya Agricultural Society's Exhibition on Thursday, the 17th instant, there was no lack of members and of their very promising family. The Moruya world at all…
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A CIRCULAR has been issued by the Commissioners of the Philadelphia and Melbourne Exhibition to the proprietors of all the newspapers in NEW South Wales, requesting to be furnished with four copies of papers…
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On Saturday a meeting of the Philadelphia Commission was held at the Free Library, Bent-street. Presen:—Sir James Martin, Chief Justice (President); the Hon G. W. Allen, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly; the Hon. J…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Fine Arts. the Royal Academy Exhibition, 1875
FEW questions are more puzzling to the critic than the first demand with which he is sure to be assailed after his first survey of the pictures of the year,—"What sort of an Exhibition is it?" It is a relief to be able to answer,…
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The Council of the Agricultural Society met this morning at their rooms, when the committee's report was presented, showing that the late exhibition or French goods and winter flower show, had been a great…
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In connection with the annual meeting of the Horticultural Society of New South Wales which was held last evening, a camellia show and exhibition of plants was opened in the Oddfellows' Hall,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Singular Exhibition of Blackguardism
A man was arrested in George-street, last evening, about 6 o'clock, by constables Barry and Sproule, on a charge of using obscene language The police have had their eye on this fellow for soma time past,…
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