The Melbourne Exhibition
London, Friday.--- A meeting of the London committee of the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition, who have control of all questions concerning the exhibitors of the…
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Miscellaneous. A Fair Florentine
She bath eyes that shame the night, Deep and mystic, dark with doom, Rich in thought, alive with light When the passion flowers bloom…
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The ceremonial connected with the opening of the Jubilee Exhibition took place to-day, and was a great success Early in the morning light showers fell and the day broke gloomily, but about noon the sun pierced…
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South Australia is the one colony in the Empire whose jubilee coincides with that of the monarch, and on the fiftieth anniversary of the day on which the Queen was proclaimed her representative in…
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The third annual show of the Lismore Agricultural and Industrial Society was opened to-day. The ground was in fair order, about 1000 perrons being present. The show of horses and dairy stock was full and good, but all the prizes…
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BOURKE Friday.-- The Central Australian Pastoral Show's dinner was a great success. Among the guests were the t[?]n. George Les and Thomas Cumming, M.L.C., Messrs…
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The Pastoral and Agricultural show was held to-day, and was largely attended, there being about 500 persons on the ground. The show of stock was by far the best ever held at Coonamble. Some fine draught horses were…
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The British collection of exhibits is very extensive, and attracts much attention. A portion is shown in the main building, and the remainder in the western annexe, the whole occupying a ground space equal to…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Telegrams. the Adelaide Exhibition. "Thought can wing its way swifter than lightning [?]ashes." —PERCIVAL
ADELAIDE, Tuesday. — The opening of the Jubilee Exhibition here took place shortly after noon to-day, and a brilliant concourse of persons was present. During the morning the main…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) the Adelaide Exhibition. London, June 23
H. R. H. the Duke of Cambridge, president of the British Commission for the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition, has cabled to Sir Herbert Sandford, the British Executive Commissioner,…
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MELBOURNE. Sunday.--The Parliamentary truth contesting the Ministers of the Crown and the members of Parliament, will leave Spencer street station tomorrow night at 19…
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Mr. Vincent Barrington starts for the Continent on Tuesday next, with the view of inducing European manufacturers to send exhibits to the Melbourne Centennial…
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The cantata, "The Song of Australia," and the other music which was performed at the opening of the Exhibition, was repeated yesterday afternoon, in the presence of the Governor, Chief Justice Way, and a…
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As has already been intimated the Premier will announce in the Legislative Assembly tonight the proposals of the Government in regard to the celebration of the centenary of New…
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Large numbers of visitors, principally from Melbourne, attracted by the Exhibition, arrive daily. A special train to-day brought the Hon. D. Gillies, Premier, and many other members of Parliament from…
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A well attended meeting of the Central Cumberland Agricultural and Horticultural Association was held at the Parramatta School of Arts on Wednesday evening to determine whether the…
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This morning there were two meetings of committees of the Melbourne International: Exhibition Commission—one being the wool and the other the executive committee…
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The annual stud sheep sales will commence on Tuesday next, and to-day the sheep are all comfortably penned, and are thrown open to the inspection of the public. Besides some 2000…
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London. Friday.--Sir Graham Berry is urging Sir Henry Holland to hasten the completion of the Royal Commission for the Melbourne Exhibition…
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