Philadelphia Exhibition
THE following communication has been received by the Hon. Colonial Secretary from the New South. Wales Commission, and handed to us for publication:…
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The Philadelphia Exhibition
THE following letter from Mr. Augustus Morris, Executive Commissioner, to the Hon. the Colonial Secretary, has been handed to us for publication:— " Philadelphia, 12th June, 1876…
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THE Exhibition has now been open for more than a fortnight, but it is still full early to form very definite conclusions as to the relative merits of the different classes of articles…
Continued on Trove, page 156 →The Fair Inconstant. the Troubles Between an Australian Manager and a San Francisco Oper Bouffe Artist
A THEATRICAL row is now on the tapis, which, should ever come before the Courts for legal adjudication will, without doubt, determine how far an artist ca[?] in breaking a contract with a manager. The principal…
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THE horticultural building is one of the prettiest structures on the ground, and it is intended that it shall remain as an ornament to the park after the scores of other erections…
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THE monthly meeting of the above society was held at the rooms, 227, George-street, on Wednesday, 2nd institut, at 11 a.m. Dr. Jenkins occupied the chair. The member presen[?] were—Messrs. C. Cowper, [?] Alger, P. N. Treheck…
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But evidently in the Weisener Town Clock correspondence Fair Play is a Jeweller!…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Northern Agricultural Asso[?] Ciation—singluton Show of 1876. [From Our Special Reporter.] Singleton, Wednesday N[?]
THE good folks of Singlet [?] have once more been favourod with fair weather, and the "ninth annual" of the Northern Association opened under most favourable circumstances. The morning of [?]day—[?]the first of the show—was clondy,…
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THE monthly meeting of the above society was held at the rooms, 227, George-street, on Wednesday, 2nd instant, at 11 a.m. Dr. Jenkins occupied the chair. The members present were—Meesrs. C. Cowper, J. Alger, P. N. Trebeck…
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THE following communication has been received by the Hon. Colonial Secretary, from the New South Wales Commission, “Philadelphia, 12th June, 1876…
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The Newcastle Herald says:—The ninth annual exhibition in connection with the Northern Agricultural Association took place on Wednesday at the Showground, Singleton, in the presence of a considerable…
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WE are sorry to learn from the special report of the Pastoral Times that the show at Jerilderie must have been disappointing to the promoters, out it is pointed out that the season has been most unpropitious, and the long-continued dry…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →International Exhibition. Iii.—the Australian Courts. Philadelpaia, June 10
I DEFERRED writing any notice of the Australasian exhibits last month, because, up to the date of the departure of the mail steamer, Queensland and New South Wales were the only…
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THE Judges met for the first time in their hall on the 24th of May, when ther were entertained by the Centennial Commission. They lost no time in getting to work, and are now…
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THE horticultural building is one of the prettiest structures on the ground, and it is intended that it shall remain as an ornament to the park after the scores of other erections…
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IN connection with the Society's show,of sheep this year, it is a noteworthy and significant fact that an opinion was expressed by some of the southern judges that the doss of sheep now being bred in Queensland was not the most suitable to…
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The second annual show of the Fitzroy Pastoral, Agricultural, and Horticultural Society was held on Wednesday, July 26, on the show grounds, William-street, and was an unqualified success. The weather was…
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