The Paris Exhibition. London, June 10
The French Assembly voted 120,000 francs for the Exhibition fete…
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Our Fair Contributors
WE shall always be happy to give insertion to suitable remarks from our lady readers in this column. Mutual improvement may be thus assisted, and the benefits of the observations or reflections of one or two communicated to…
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New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, and Western Australia are well represented at the Paris Exhibition. The Hon. Wm. Forster, Agent-General for New South Wales…
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ON Wednesday, at 11 o'clock, the adjourned meeting of the Council of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales was held at the society's rooms, George-street, for discussing the question of the International Exhibition. There were…
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IN the last session of the Victorian Parliament the Government introduced a bill to provide for holding an International Exhibition in Melbourne, and to furnish the means for erecting the necessary buildings, &c. That…
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THE summing up I meant sending you last week, of the North-Western Society's Show, having been unfortunately prevented, there are some remarks I wish to make on the live stock I saw there;…
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FOR years Past I've been every now and again forced to find fault with the management of the Metropolitan Agricultural Society; but when a good infusion of new blood took place into the…
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England and her colonies make the best display at the Exhibition after France. The following telegrams, that came to Australia since the opening, summarise the Australian…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—At the Gympie Agricultural Show, yesterday, the first prize awarded for blood stock fell to Cha[?]ton. For draught stock Young [?]terprise obtained the first prize. In Herefords…
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WE complete oar series of sketches showing the facades of the buildings allotted to the various nationalities, &c, at the Paris Exhibition. One facade is, it will be observed, entirely Oriental, being tho accommodation for the…
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THERE are amongst us those who affected to regard the recent Intercolonial Exhibition held in this city, under the auspices of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales, as a failure. On the other hand members of…
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THE great International Exposition was opened to-day by Manual MacMahon, President of the Republic, surrounded by a distinguished throng and before 100,000 people, under circumstances of…
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A MD. PUNCH de Sydney. Most illustrious Signor, You will pardon the exuberance of the style in which I address you, when I state officially that I have found (and thereat do I…
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THE great International Exposition was opened to-day by Marshal MacMahon, President of the Republic, surrounded by a distinguished throng and before 100,000 people, under circumstances of…
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THE Paris Exhibition was opened yesterday under the happiest auspices. President MacMahon arrived at the Trocadero at 2 o'clock, escorted by his military household. He was received by the Minister of…
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IN the present unfinished state of this great Exhibition, I am most reluctantly compelled to confine this report to generalities. Although there are thousands of exhibits upon which your readers will have to be…
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ALTHOUGH we are deprived this year of a general exhibition at pictures—which it was hoped, when once established, would be considered a permanent annual instituation—yet we are glad to see that an opportunity has been afforded to…
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SIR,—There is something like a consensus of opinion that this colony has drifted into an undertaking to open its doors next year to all corners, and to provide the needful accommodation and convenience for exhibits of every kind and from…
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A gentleman, writing from London to the Melbourne ARGUS, says:—"I went over to the opening of the Paris Exhibition—which, by the way, is not yet nearly complete—and the extent of it is beyond…
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