Pigeon and Poultry Show
YOUNG, Thursday.—The Young Pigeon and Poultry Show entries dosed here this afternoon with 600. Great preparations have been made under the supervision of its active and genial…
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Opening of the Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition
The Procession: The Vice-regal Carriage passing the Treasury Buildings, Spring-street…
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"A remarkable exhibitions of St. Elmo's fire," was witnessed by the writer on the summit of the Sonnblick mountain in Austria, about 10000 feet above sea level…
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HIS EXCELLENCY SIR HENRY LOCH AND LADY LOCH HEADING THE PROCESSION DOWN THE GRAND AVENUE OF NATION…
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ST. Mary's Cathedral Girls' school, conducted by the Sisters of Charity, will be among the exhibi-tors in the New South Wales Court of the Mel-bourne International Exhibition. On the invita-tion…
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The Centennial Exhibition in Melbourne was opened on Wednesday. The opening, in point of spectacular effect, was not as great a success as it would have been if the day had been…
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The Women's Industries' Section of the Irish Exhibition was informally opened on Monday, June 18, when, for the first time, visitors were allowed to walk through a clover fac simile of…
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Who a few years ago would have dared to predict that the then almost despised American sheep should have come to the front this year with such a triumphant rush? Yet such is the case, and Messrs…
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Whether as holding a responsible position in the Railway Department (as he did until recently), or occupying the equally responsible and more important office of secretary of the Centennial Exhibition, George…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--There were a large number of vacant chairs at the dinner table of Governor Loch last night, owing, it is believed, to the number of…
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The weather continues warm and dry. The first show, which takes place next week, promises to be well repreented in all sections, especially sheep and horses, Much interest is evinced towards Geddes and Co.[?]s prize for…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--A meeting of gentlemen belonging to New South Wales and Victoria was held in the New South Wales Court at the Exhibition yesterday afternoon for the…
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The Exhibition was visited to-day by Sir Henry Loch and the Governors of all the other Australian colonies and New Zealand, and a large number of ladies from Government House. The visitors included Lord Carrington, Lady…
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NOWRA, This Day.--The Shoalhaven Agricultural Society are revising their prize schedule, with a view to making the next show more attractive than usual…
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Visitors to Melbourns can have the Sydney Morning Herald sent to them for any number of days or weeks required, by sending orders to the publishing office, Hunterstreet, Sydney…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.-- The Premier has decided to ask Parliament to agree to a vote of £10,000 for the representation of the colony at the Paris Exhibition. No…
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AND now all the fuss and excitement of the opening of the Exhibition are over, and people have begun to breathe freely and to appear…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.-- There were a large number of vacant chairs at the dinner table of Governor Loch last night, owing, it is believed, to the number of…
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It is worth while to have come to the Centennial Exhibition if for no other parpose than to hear the music There is no sense of dissppointment in the enjoyment of this feature of the greet festivities. And two things are…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.-- A man named Conroy, head waiter in the employ of Skinner, the Exhibition caterer, fell through a trapdoor, while making…
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