The Intercolonial Exhibition
IF the first business of such an exhibition as the one that is now being held at the Prince Alfred Park is to bring people together, the Agricultural Society may be credited with…
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Exhibition of Australian Grasses.—
We desire to call the attention of all engaged in pastoral and agricultural pursuits to an announcement, by Mr. A. A. Leycester, which appears in another page of…
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YESTERDAY the attendance fell off somewhat. The races at Randwick. coupled with the threatening look of the weather, probably caused this. Several pieces of machinery which came in the Chimborazo, and have been kept back…
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The counter attractions are telling on the ex[?]itation. The day about [?] persons e[?] up to noon. The cattle are coming on the ground and all classes will be well represented. The arrangements are very satisfactory. The[?]…
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ENTERING the Exhibition building a pretty sight meets the eye; the palms, tree ferns, drac[?]nas and crotons ranged down the centre and around the fountain give an air of lightness and brightness that…
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ON Tuesday last the tenth Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition of New South Wales was formally opened by the Hon. John Hay, President of the Legislative Council, acting for his Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson, who,…
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THE height of every artist's ambition is to have his or her productions hung out to be looked at and admired. Many and bitter are the complaints made every year at our…
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THE Western A. H. and P. Association held its annual exhibition on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 16th and 17th instant, and was in every way succesful; the weather being regular "Queen's;" the…
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YEAR by year the exhibition of live stock in the Prince Alfred Park has been getting better and better, in point of numbers and excellence combined, by which of course I mean that we now see…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition of 1878. Farm Produce
It was disappointing to find such a comparatively poor display of farm produce. As harvesting is just over, it was only natural to expect to find a large display of the most important of cereals—wheat I but in this matter the number of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Australian Town & Country Journal Sydney, Saturday, April 27,1878. The Exhibition of 1878
THE Tenth Annual Exhibition, now being held under the auspices of the New South Wales Agricultural Society, is not equal, in the number and variety of the exhibits, to some that have…
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Prince Alfred Park is beginning to ass[?] a much livelier and more show-like appe[?]tance than it has presented at any time since the opening day, Nearly all the live stock exhibits are now on the ground, and the judges were this morning…
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We understand that a fine collection of the kindly lent by the Director of the Botanic ms Executive Committee to replace the exhil fountain…
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The resolution of Germany to participate in the art display of the Paris Exhibition was in consequence of a renewed invitation, and was in a [?]sure intended as an expression of sympathy with the Republic. About 200…
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A boy of the age of 12 years, named Gough, appeared before the Acting Police Magistate (Mr. W. Crane) and Mr. J. Davies, on two charges of uttering spurious sovereigns in Belmore Market, on Saturday…
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To-day is rather a busy one at Prince [?]fred Park, being the opening day for the live stock exhitits, but the attendance of the public is bardly up to expectations. The weather, however, is fins, and doubless the number of visitors will…
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THE most interesting portion, perhaps, of the Exhibition— the horses, cattle, and sheep—opened yesterday, and excited a great deal of interest. The pries of admission during the day was fixed at 5s., in order to prevent such a rush of…
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The Prince of Wales has been visiting the works of the forthcoming Paris exhibition, everting himself at his chosen duties as President of the British Commission. On March 7 his Royal Highness received…
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The attendance at the Exhibition yesterday was very satisfactory, about ten thousand people having visited the park during the day, and some three thousand or four thousand in the evening. To-day there…
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YESTERDAY the attendance At the Exhibition was larger than on any previous occasion this season, and the number of the exhibits, apart from the stock, have increased in number. Great attention has been paid to the machinery and…
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