The International Exhibition
The number of admissions to the Garden Palace grounds was considerably swelled yesterday through the attractions of the horse show. The official returns give the total at 6935, comprised as…
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Sydney International Exhibition
The principal source of attraction in the Garden Palace yesterday morning was the Horse Show, which took place in the vicinity of the Agricultural Hall. It is fully anticipated that there will be a very large…
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Any notice of French pianos must of necessity commence with, a reference to the maker of the "first pianoforte constructed in France." This was Sebastien Erard, a native of Strasburg, who, at 16, on the death…
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The following gentlemen have been appointed by the Government to be Members of a Commission to devise and carry out the details necessary for the collection and transmission to Melbourne of all articles of the produce or…
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The attendance at the Garden Palace on Thursday was:— Season ticket holders, 354; gensral public, 2875; children, 404; exhibitors and attendants, 730; total, 4363…
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The following are the official awards made by the judges of the wool show now being held in the Agricultural Mail:— The attending members of the committee were the…
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One of the most interesting shows that have taken place in connection with the Exhibition was opened yesterday in the grounds of the Garden Palace. Wool and wheat shows are attractive to but…
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JUDGES.—Blood and Arab Horses: Messrs. Vincont Dowling, [?] Alexander M'Keller, Goulburn; Charles M. Lloyd. [?] John Talk, Sydney. Coach and Miscellaneous Horses: Messrs. F. D. Badgary,…
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It is definitely decided by the Commission of the Grand International Exhibition that a grand comprehensive show of agricultural products will bo held in the Agricultural Hall, Garden Palace Grounds, on the…
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of Castlereagh-street, in this city, exhibit two excellent carriages as samples of their workmanship. One is a "Victoria" of well-seasoned wood, elegant shape, spring scat, trimmed with morocco. There is a folding seat in front,…
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THE sculptor has very happily idealised the figure of an aboriginal in this statue, which was one of a group typical of the various races and countries represented at Paris in the Grand Colonnade. Twenty-seven years ago a…
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Messrs. Milner and Sons, of Liverpool and London exhibit in tho northern portion of the basement floor an extensive selection of their safes, for which, their Louse has a world-wide reputation…
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Sir,--It is time that the manner in which the affairs of the Exhibition are being managed, or rather mismanaged, were taken up by some independent member of the Legislative Assembly, otherwise the…
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One gratifying result of the present series of articles has been the number of communications received from various parts of the colony in reference to the hints on industrial art contained therein. One correspondent,…
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Anniversary Day at the Garden Pa'ace promises to e one of the most successful in point of attendance that the commissioners have yet had. Thousands of people were wending their way through the…
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The attendance at the Exhibition on Saturday was large, though the Palace in the early part of the day was almost deserted. Whilst the weather was fine the grounds were thronged with visitors, but when…
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The attendance at the Garden Palace on Saturday hardly exceeded 8000, but had it not been for the heavy downpour of rain which occurred in the afternoon, the total number of visitors would not have…
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The principal business[?]in connection with the horse show on Saturday was the parade, which was arranged to commence at half-past[?] o'clock. Blood and Arab horses, blood mares and trotting and coaching entires…
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In the North Nave, under the Gallery, to the left of the Central Dome, is the patent short iron grand pianoforte of Messrs. Robert Wornum and Sons, London. This firm is one of the oldest of pianoforte makers and,…
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