Fair-trade in America
We commend (says the London Echo of November 26) Mr. Shearman's letter on free-trad and protection in the United States to those advocates of fair-trade among ourselves who think…
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Colonial and Indian Exhibition
LONDON, Friday.--Sir Philip Cunliffe Owen, secretary to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, has complained to the Prince of Wales, executive…
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The International Rural Exhibition at Buenos Ayres, Argentine Federation, which will commence on the 25th of April next, will remain open for one month. The first section of the prize schedule is for purebred cattle, with separate…
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The Mark Lane Express of November 23 says: The 17th annual show of poultry, pigeons, and rabbits was opened on Monday at the Crystal Palace, when nearly 7000 exhibits in the various classes made up a collection…
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LONDON, January 10.—The American exhibition of arts and manufactures, which was originally intended to be held in London during 1886, has been postponed for a year…
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LONDON, January 7.—Sir Philip Cunliffe Owen, secretary of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition Commission, has complained to the Prince of Wales in reference to the neglect of New South…
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LONDON, Sunday.--The grand International Exhibition, proposed to be bold in the United States, has been postponed for a year…
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The American exhibition of arts and manufactures, which, was originally intended to be hold in London during 1886, has been post-poned for a year…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.--The South Australian Australian Advertiser in an article on the south Australian Jubilee Exhibition writes on Saturday as follows :-- "The Prince of Wales…
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The Government, we are given to understand, have appointed the following gentlemen additional commissioners of the New South Wales Commission to represent the colony in London…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local Industry. the Indo-colonial Exhibition
We have been shown a fine assortment of fancy tweeds and shawls, from the tweed factory of Messrs. J. Vicars and Son. Sussex-street, which are to be forwarded in the Orient to the Indo-Colonial…
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To-day Mr. Walter Bradley, Mr. J. de V. Lamb, and Mr. F. Webster (secretary), waited on the Mayor, Mr. John Young, to urge him to ask Parliament to give the council power to lease its land at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local Industry. the Indo-colonial Exhibition
We have been shown a fine assortment of fancy tweeds and shawls, from the tweed factory of Messrs. J. Vicars and Son, Sussex-street, which are to be forwarded in the Orient to the Indo-Colonial…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Indo-Colonial Exhibition. Jewellery and Other Works in Silver
The samples of jewellery and of art work in silver which Mr. Evan Jones, of Hunter-street, Sydney, has arranged to forward to the Indo-Colonial Exhibition in London, reflect great credit on the firm…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Free Trade and Fair Trade
New York, December 13.—The Sun's London special says:—The question of free trade versus fair trade is being brought prominently to the front by the champions of both systems. The Cobden Club has awakened to the alarming…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Indo-colonial Exhibition. London, Jan. 13
Sir Arthur Blyth, Agent-General for South Australia, has deferred the business of arranging the South Australian exhibits at the Indo-Colonial Exhibition pending the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →N.S.W. Agricultural Society
Mr. "Walter Bradley, Mr. J. do V. Lamb, and Mr. F. "Webster (secretary), waited on the Mayor, Mr. John Young, to urge him to ask Parliament to give the council power to lease its land at…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Scientific Exhibition
THE Engineering Association of New South Wales has determined to hold, in August next, a scientific and mechanical exhibition similar to that held in 1883. From the prospectus which has been issued, we learn…
Continued on Trove, page 120 →Indo-Colonical Exhibition
LONDON, January 7.—Sir Philio Cunliffe Owen, secretary of, the Colonial and Indian Exhibition Commission, has complained to tho Prince of Wales in reference to the neglect, of New South…
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