The Anniversary Dat Exhibition
NEXT Tuesday’s doings have or will have significance much greater than many are disposed to give them. We have urged this before, and we…
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The Art Society's Exhibition
On Monday, 18th instant, the Art Society of New South Wales threw open to the public their annual exhibition of pictures in "black and white." The society is to be complimented on the hanging of the…
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THE Colonial and Indian Exhibition Commission met on Tuesday, and received reports from several committees. The shipment of exhibits is proceeding satisfactorily, and it appears that the representation of the…
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The Dapto Agricultural and Horticultural Society's nineteenth annual show opened to-day. The weather is all that can be desired. The country looks splendid over hill and dale. It is as…
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The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Valetta, which left Sydney on Friday afternoon for England, took with her the eighth weekly shipment of New South Wales' exhibits for the forthcoming Colonial and Indian…
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As there have been a large number of additional appointments to the commission which is to act on behalf of New South Wales in England in respect to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, we publish the following as a…
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LONDON, January 26.—Sir Saul Samuel, Agent-General for New South Wales, and Sir Daniel Cooper have been appointed acting commissioners for New South Wales at the forthcoming…
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Sir Saul Samuel and Sir Daniel Cooper have been appointed acting commissioners for New South Wales at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition…
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There has been recently completed in the Government Printing Department a very fine collection of exhibits representing the various productions, and illustrating the different branches of labour in that office. The exhibits…
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An extensive and valuable collection of exhibits for the Indo-Colooial Exhibition has bees prepared by Mr. Richards, Government printer. The exhibits convey a favorable idea of the…
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Sir,--When is this farce of adding names to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition to cease ? There are already upwards of 100 commissioners, and I see five or six additional names were…
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“I see,” said she, looking up from the paper, “that there were 20,000,000 buttons made in this country last year.” “Indeed!” he replied, “I wonder what they…
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Following is a correct list of the London portion of the N.S.W. Commission for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition:—The Earl of Rosobery, president; Sir Daniel Cooper, vice-president; R. P. Abbott, M.L.c.,…
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EXPERIENCE has always been admitted to be one of the best of teachers, and despite all success in other respects the recent display in the…
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The third annual exhibition, under the auspices of the New South Wales Canary Society, will be held in the Temperance Hall, on Tuesday, April 13, and two following days. It will be under the patronage of his…
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The Central Cumberland Agricultural Association held its first meeting on Tuesday, and notwithstanding it being high holiday, the show was not bad. The soil of Central Cumberland grew the first farming…
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THE attendance on the second day was, as might have been expected, nothing at all equal to that of Tuesday, but there were sufficient present to show that an abiding interest has…
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LONDON, January 29.—Mr. James Thomson, secretary to the Victorian Commission of the Indo-Colonial Exhibition, has arrived in London…
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An accident which occasioned considerable annoyance to some of the residents of Manly occurred on Friday evening to the P.J.S.S. Company's paddle- steamer Fairlight. It seems that…
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