Indo-Colonial Exhibition
LONDON, February 9.—Arrangements have been made with Messrs. Gillow and Co., the well-known firm of decorators and upholsterers, for the decoration of the Australian Courts in the…
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TELEGRAMS. Jubilee Exhibition. ADELAIDE
It is probable that a compromise will be effected in regard to the design of the Jubilee Exhibition. The wish of the building committee is to take the interior of the prize design by Mr. E. A. Scott and unite this…
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The annual exhibition of the Kiama Agricultural Society was opened to-day. It shows a great improvement as compared with former years. There are over 2400 entries. The leading section…
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A meeting of the Agricultural Society committee was held on Tuesday afternoon, to consider whether it would be advisable to postpone the agricultural show, in consequence of the president, the secretary,…
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A Chinese race carnival took place yesterday, and was one of the most lively and enjoyable meetings ever held here. The weather was warm and the…
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KIAMA, Wednesday,--The annual show of the Kiama Agricultural Association commenced today, and notwithstanding a few drawbacks is a very successful affair. The entries in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australian Wines at the Exhibition. Melbourne, This Day
Cablegrams received here from London state that the Agents-General of the different Australian colonies represented at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition are…
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PORT MACQUARIE, Wednesday.--The Port Macquarie Agricultural Show was opened today in the presence of about 1200 people. The weather was beautiful, and the new hall,…
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The picturesque well-favoured district of Kiama is once more subject to the excitement which is invariably attached to an agricultural show. The Blow Hole Point is clad in its holiday garb, and is bedecked with streamers and dotted…
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The second annual show in connection with the Port Macquarie and Hastings River Agricultural and Horticultural Association was opened to-day. The weather was fine. A large number of improvements have been made on…
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The gathering at the show on Wednesday was speedily broken up during the afternoon, is consequence of a heavy thunderstorm. The weather, however, cleared later is the evening, but the downpour…
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KIAMA, Thursday.--There was a very large attendance of visitors at the show to-day, many coming down from long distances. The weather was beautiful, aud all that could be desired for…
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The second annual show opened on Wednesday. About 1200 persons attended. A large number of Sydney people were absent owing to the accident to the Murray. Everything was successfully carried…
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The judges' dinner last evening was not largely attended. The heavy rain, which was badly required by the district, kept the residents in their homes. About 50 sit down to a good repast, under the presidency of Mr. D. L. Dymock,…
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The attendance at the show to-day was much larger than it was yesterday. The weather was fine, except that a rather strong N.E. wind was blowing. Altogether the show was a success, although not so great as was…
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W. LONDON, February 1O.—The Agents—General for the different Australian colonies, which are to be represented at the approaching Colonial and Indian Exhibition, are strenuously urging upon…
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IT is characteristic of the people of Granville that so early in their existence as a separate and defined community they are making…
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Sir.fohn Robertson has laid upon the table of the House a paper giving the following information re the Indian and Colonial Exhibition and this colony's part in the same:—Sir Alexander Stuart, as…
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A RETURN was laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, showing the expense of the representation of the colony at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition. It states that there are four officials employed in…
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The eleventh shipment of New South Wales exhibits was made this week, bringing the total quantity now despatched to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition considerably in excess of 300 tons. The additional freight yet to come…
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