France and the Sydney Exhibition
LONDON, March 29.—The French Government has undertaken the expenses of transmitting French exhibits to the Sydney Exhibition…
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Frange and the Sydney Exhibition. London, March 29
The French Government has undertaken the expenses of transmitting French exhibits to the Sydney Exhibition…
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Daring the last few days the Commission bag received some vary, encouraging replies to their invitations to different colonies and foreign nations aa to their being represented at our world's show In…
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The last received copy of the Australasian and American Home News; a journal published in New York, contains several articles extracted from American newspapers, having reference to our Exhibition. The papers are:—The New…
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A patch, which is estimated to contain 600oz I gold, was struck yesterday afternoon in No. 2 North Lady Mary. The tender of the A.S.N. Co. is the only one…
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LONDON, March 30.—Mr. Levy, the secretary of the Victorian International exhibition Commission, has had an interview with the Prince of Wales, relative to the project. His Royal…
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Sir,—Permit me, through, your columns, to draw attention to the fact that the gentlemen who were liberal enough not only to promise, but to give their cheques, have not yet had their subscriptions returned to them. There certainly…
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The entrances for the Show, to be held here, on Wednesday and Thursday, number 1400. This if a great increase on former years' entries…
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The usual monthly meeting of the council was held this morning. Present—F. C. Griffiths (in the chair), and Messrs. Dawson, Ridge, Higgins, Brace, Woodhouse, Thompson, Stephen, Gordon, Clibbors, G. F…
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A sad accident occurred on Saturday to Mr. H. M. Wright, the acting-secretary of the Agricultural Society, which it is feared will have very serious results, and probably, if a relapse takes place, Mr…
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From all parts of the country district Mr. Jennings is receiving promises of cordial rapport, and everywhere the success of the International Exhibition seems to be taken up in the most promising manner,…
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The Executive Commissioner (Mr. P. A. Jennings) has received a letter from the Hon. Roger Goldsworthy, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary of Western Australia. It refers to the letter issued by the Colonial Secretary on the 18th…
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A meeting of the Commissioners for the Paris Exhibition was held yesterday afternoon, at the Free Public Library. There were present Mr. John Alger, Mr. William Alderson, Mr. W. A. Brodribb, F.R.G.S.; Mr. E. L…
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The International Exhibition of Sydney (remarks the EUROPEAN MAIL) is now an assured success, and this is mainly owing to the strenuous efforts which have been made by the gentlemen deputed by the…
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Since the foundation stone was laid on the 19th ultimo considerable progress has been made with the new buildings in Carlton Gardens, the brick superstructure being in many places 20 feet high. Where…
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A large deputation of Commissioners of the Melbourne International Exhibition bad an interview with the Acting Chief Secretary yesterday, for the purpose of asking him to request His…
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A meeting of the Council of the Agricultural Society was held yesterday. There were present—Mr. Griffiths (in the chair), and Messrs. King, Amsworth, Woodhouse, Bruce, Gordon, Lamb, Humphrey, Alldritt, Dawson, Stephen,…
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The Maitland Agricultural Show, being the nineteenth of the Hunier River Agricultural and Horticultural Society, opened to-day. The weather was excellent, and the attendance numbered 2000, about…
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A very fine engraving is to be given in to-morrow's TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL of the medal decided upon for the International Exhibition. The obverse and reverse sides are shown with marked fidelity to…
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The prizes offered in the Wool Schedule (Department VI.) consist of thirty silver medals, 41 bronze medals, and 11 certificates of ment, besides a gold and silver medal as champion prizes, and prizes for extra exhibits. A first…
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