Proposed Colonial Exhibition in London. London, January 16
Proposals have bean submitted by the Colonial Institute for the holding of an exhibition in London of colonial manufactures and produce…
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(Reuter's Telegrams.) Proposed Colonial Exhibition in London. London, Jan. 16
Proposals have been submitted by the Colonial Institute for the holding of an exhibition in London of colonial manufactures and produce…
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DURING the past week the International Exhibition has passed out of the dreary region of endless talk into that of earnest practical work. The energy exhibited by the new Government and…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—A Cabinet meeting was held yesterday, and amongst other matters the, question of the best mode of co-operating with Sydney in the matter of the International Exhibition was discussed. The Cabinet was most anxious…
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The proposal to hold an International Exhibition in New South Wales was a few months age attended with a considerable amount of uncertainty, but now that the Government have taken the project in hand…
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There was but a meagre attendance yesterday of members of the International Exhibition Committee in connection with the Agricultural Society, and no business of any importance wan transacted. The…
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The weather being fine to-day, work was resumed at the Inner Domain this morning, and a good show was made with the brickwork. The sawmill of the Messrs. Hudson is also being quickly run up, and in…
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The Engineer-in-Chief for Railways (Mr. Whitton) is considering a plan for the construction of a tramway from the Redfern railway terminus into the city, to meet the convenience of visitors by rail to the metropolis during the…
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About 250 men were at work at the Exhibition Building to-day, and good progress appeared to be made. Every day there is something new to be seen. Additional buildings for offices, stores, and works hops,…
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On Tuesday afternoon committee No 1 (buildings and inter[?] arrangements) held a meeting, Sir John Hay in the chair. The executive commissioner, Mr. Morris, submitted a plan of ain floor, basement…
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In consequence of the All-England Cricket Match, the commissioners of the Interactional Exhibition will meet at 11.30 a.m. tomorrow in place of 3.30 p.m. This has been done at the request of several…
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The Building and Internal Arrangements Coommittee met on Wednesday afternoon, to consider what amount of space should be allotted to British and foreign exhibitors, in compliance with a request sent by telegraph a few days since…
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The following gentlemen have been appointed a commission to represent the colony of New South Wales in England, in respect to the forthcoming Exhibition in Sydney:—The Right Honorable…
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The gentlemen of the International Exhibition Commission assembled at the offices provided for their use, at 153, Macquarie-street. The chair was occupied by his Excellency the Governor, and…
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THE storm which arose at the annual meeting of the society on the 15th instant told plainly that unless some radical change takes place at once in the constitution of the managing element, the…
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The rain has caused an unavoidable suspension of operations at the Exhibition grounds, excepting in the case of the few carpenters who are engaged in putting up the temporary buildings. Though every day's delay is a matter of…
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[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 many. Ladies will greatly oblige…
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On Tuesday afternoon committee No 1 (buildings and interior arrangements) held a meeting, Sir John Hay in the chair. The executive commissioner, Mr. Jennings, submitted a plan of main floor, basement…
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