A Juvenile Industrial Exhibition
On Saturday next the juvenile population [?] New South Wales will demonstrate to the world at large their proficiency in arts and industries by means of an exhibition to be held…
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Stage, Song and Show
Phil Goatcher, the scenic artist, is busy on the scenery of a new opera, "The Old Guard," to be produced at the Princess, Melbourne. The Southern Cross minstrels again played…
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The Agricultural Society's annual show was opened at Moore Park this morning, and will continue open until the 30th. Daring the afternoon the Palace Emporium jumping contest will…
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THE New South Wales Agricultural Society opened their annual exhibition on the grounds at Moore Park to-day, and though the reception of exhibits had to be delayed…
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The great metropolitan exhibition arranged by the Agricultural Sooioty of New South Wales and which has become an annual event, will this year be formatly openpd by his Excellency the Governor to-morrow…
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One of the most important events in the history of the colony dawns upon us to-day with the opening of the Agricultural Society's Exhibition of 1801. in these…
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One of the most important events in teh history of the colony dawns upon us to-day with the opening of the Agricultural Society's Exhibition of 1891. In these…
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The last performance of the present opera season will take place at the Garrick Theatre to-night, when "Maritana" will be presented. We are given to understand that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pedestrianism. Kennedy's Creed Is a Fast Runner. Billy Badly Beaten In a Fair Go
And He Leaves for Omeo—Regeneration of old Dick Stevens— Third in the Final— And Such a Final— A good Forty-year Older— Good Runner Gannon— Enptied…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Footlight Flashes. Easter Holiday Attrac-tions. Changes on Saturday. "The Golden Ladder." "My Jack." JOHN F. SHERIDAN. "Bridget O'Brien, Esq."—"The Schoolmistress"—Miss Maggle Moore—close of the Opera Season—A Big Show at the Alhambra—Tracey's Vaudeville Company—Harbor Concerts—Bondi, Botany and Coogee — The cyclorama—Wild America—Odd Notes, &c
Managers are preparing for the Easter Holidays, and special attractions will be put on for the benefit of sundry and divers people who generally come down to the city form the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Albury Pastoral and Agricultural Society. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Albury
A meeting of the committee of the Albury Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held to-day, Mr. J. H. Turner in the chair. The secretary's report was read, showing that £965 had been received since last…
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BATHURST, Thursday. -- Entries for the forthcoming show closed with the hon. secretary (Mr. N. G. Thompson) to-day. They exceed those of any previous year, and the…
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The judges were busy all day in awarding the various prizes, and had barely completed their work in the afternoon. It was not expected that a large number of the…
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When rain holds off Easter is the best season for agricultural shows. It is with pastoralists and agriculturists a slack time. The wheat and hay harvest is over. Sowing has not commenced. Shearing supplies…
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We hardly think, in the face of the very cordial reception which was accorded to "The Crown of Thorns" last night, that it can be justly laid at our doors as Australians…
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This afternoon the Metropolitan Exhibition of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales was formally declared open by his Excellency the Governor. There was a…
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ONE of the first things that strikes a visitor on entering the gates of the Agricultural Exhibition, at Moore Park, is that the present show is an almost exact reproduction of those…
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It has passed into a proverb or recent years that with every recurring exhibition of the Agricultural Society of New South Wales there must necessarily be a rapid decline in the…
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The opening day of the New South Wales Agricultural Society's Show was not favoured with weather of a congenial character. Yesterday morning drizzling rain fell, and clouds hung overhead had the result of…
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The British Government has decided that England shall be officially represented at the World's Fair to be held in Chicago in 1893…
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