THE Intercolonial Exhibition
ALL the excitement and interest that centred in the Exhibition may be said to have abated on Saturday last, when the cattle sales were brought to a close, and the stock removed. The…
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Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition
INTERIOR VIEWS, BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST…
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THE following is the continuation of the exhibits with lists of awards:— WINE. The judges in this section were Messrs. D. N. Joubert…
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THE Exhibition of 1876, which closes this (Saturday) evening, has proved most successful. The weather from the day of opening fortunately has been propitious, and the attendance of visitors most satisfactory. Daring the first…
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EXTERIOR VIEWS, BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST…
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WHAT with the foot race to come off to-day and the race meeting, under the auspices of the Northern Jockey. Club, to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday next, the good folk of the Maitland district bid fair to…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Our Illustrations. Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition
IN this week's supplement we give two full-page illustrations containing sketches of scenes in about the Exhibition of 1876. The central panel of the picture on page 4 gives a view of the nave of the Exhibition Building,…
Continued on Trove, page 585 →Prize Horses and Cattle at the Exhibition
THE Agricultural Society's Show this year stands out prominently from all the preceding ones in regard to its horses and cattle, and in ordor to convey to those of our readers who had nob tho good fortune to be…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Stroll round the Exhibition, Alfred Park, April 25th, 1876
At 10 a.m., the building was thrown open to the public, and a great number of people availed themselves of the opportunity to see the exhibits ere the…
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Before the opening of the past Metropolitan Exhibition, at the suggestion of Mr. G. S. Yeo, the council of the society determined to offer six Champion Cups of the value of ten guineas each, to be awarded to the best males and…
Continued on Trove, page 585 →The Mos[?]poitan Exhibition. THE [?] continuation of the exhibits with lists [?] WINE
The judges in this section were Messrs. D. N. Joubert and C. Sa[?]l, and the stewards, Messrs. M. Wilkinson and J. V. Barnard. There was very good competition in the various classes, and the exhibitors were Mr…
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THE attendance on Saturday was seriously affected by the heavy rains, and but few people ventured so far as the Park Mr. De Croix in the afternoon again ascended the wire rope successfully, and in the evening repeated his…
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The exhibits from this colony that left on January 14th arrived in New York on March 13th, and were transferred to the trucks of the Pennsylvania railroad. The secretary to our commission soys: "The…
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Although the weather was so wet on Saturday night, a large number of persons were present at the Exhibition Building to listen to the familiar tones of Mr. Andrew Fairfax's sweet loud voice in the songs "Poly,…
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THE following lettere have been forwarded from San Francisco by the Secretary to the New South Wa[?] Commissioners to the Principal Under Secretary:— "San Francisco, California, February 16, 1876…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intercolonial Exhibition. Products of Mining Industry, Forestry, &C
It could hardly be expected that the collection from the Department of Mines could be other than rather limited, owing to the immense drain made upon the Mining Museum by the collection sent to the…
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Letters written at San Francisco have been received from Mr. Augustus Morris, Executive Commission, and Mr. Charles Robinson, Secretary to the Centennial Exhibition. Mr. Morris speaks very highly of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Council of the Agricultural Society of South Wales
Having been appointed a jury to wake awards, and to report upon section XIII., comprising agricultural implements, we would wish to promise our report by paying our tribute of respect to the memory of our late…
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The following letter has been received by the Colonial Secretary from Mr. Augustus Morris, Executive Commissioner from this colony at the Philadelphia Exhibition:— "San Francisco, 25th March, 1876…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Intercolonial Exhibition. Section Xiii.—implements and Agricultural Machinery
Stewards.—J. Oxley, G. Morell, J. F. Clements. Judges.—J. F. Frank, J. Polhman, J. Manning. Class 507—Portable and semi-portable steam-engines for general purposes…
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