International Exhibition
We have been favoured with the following extract from a private letter to a friend to Mr. Jules Joubert:—"Pane, June 4.—1 guarantee if I get proper authority to act I will brine to Sydney…
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Paris Exhibition
PROFESSOR Liversidge, one of the representative commissioners for New South .Vales at the Paris Exhibition, in a letter to Mr. C. S. Wilkinson, F. G. S., writes as follows:—"Many thanks for…
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Mr. Edward Co[?]mnee, M.P., Executive Commissioner for New South Wales at the Paris Exhibition, writing to the Colonial Secretary on the 7th June, says that the arrangements in connection with…
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Tex project of holding, en international exhibition in Sydney next year is one which [?] the whole people, and, if necessary, the duty of espousing and…
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THE extensions of the railways to Wagga Wagga on the south, to Tamworth on the north, and to Dubbo on the west, which will soon be accomplished, should lead to many beneficial result, and the principal one of these…
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IT's very much the custom to say that agricultural shows are stupid affairs, but my experience of them is quite the reverse; for I've spent right jovial times at Singleton when the show has been on, which I hope to…
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AUSTRALIA has taken part in several Univerity Exhibitions, and has been able to prove that she is among, the most advanced of the colonies, to which the Princes of Wales referred in such enlogistic words,…
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OUR London correspondent writes:—"A splendid collection, showing the prodigious wealth of a great country." Words such as these, spoken by H. R. Highness the Prince of Wales, repeated with…
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OUR index of forthcoming shows reminds us that the Singleton event is close at hand, and we in turn will take this opportunity to remind intending exhibitors that their entries must reach Mr. Poppenhagen, the worthy secretary of the…
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THE weather had a depressing effect upon the show. Early on the morning of the 11th July rain commenced to fall in torrents, and continued nearly all day; the roads, in consequence, were in a terrible state, making it almost…
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SIRS,After thirty years' residence in New South Wales, I cannot help admitting that at no place of divine worship have I ever derived greater pleasure than that held on Sunday, the…
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AS stated in our report in another column, the Hon. G. H. Cox took the prizes for the fat cattle at tho late Mudgee Show. This gentleman placed two bullocks in competition for the "fat bullock" prize. One of these a fine…
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IT is only when special events, such as shows or races or business engagements, call residents from the metropolis to Mudgee, that they heartily sympathise with the Mudgee Railway League, and sigh because the iron track does not…
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SIR,—I am glad to observe that his Excellency the Governor has decided to co-operate so warmly with the Executive of the Agricultural Society in making the prposed International as great a success as possible. All that…
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AT 11 o'clock this forenoon the deputation appointed by the Agricultural Society of New South Wales on the subject of the proposed International Exhibition, had their interview with the Colonial Secretary. The…
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SIR.,—As a member of the Agricultural Society I would feel greatly obliged for space in your columns to offer some remarks on this question, and to review the steps which have been taken with respect to it, in order that my fellow…
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A MFETNG of the Commissioners for New South Wales for the Paris Exhibition was held yesterday afternoon, at the Free Public Library. Mr. Wallis occupied the chair, and there were also present Mr. John Alger, Mr. R. D…
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A deputation, representing the Agricultural Society of for South Wales, waited yesterday morning on the Criminal Secretary to obtain the countenance and support of [?] Government for the proposed undertaking. The…
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A special Cabinet meeting was held yesterday to consider the request of the deputation from the Agricultural Society of New South Wales, made the same morning to the Colonial Secretary. Nearly all…
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THE Government of New South Wales, at a apodal Cabinet meeting held yesterday, had again under consideration the request of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales, for a sum of £10,000 to be…
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