THE AUSTRALIAN CENTENARY
(PkR JPSBSS AB3 CXATION.) Sydnbt, January 28. The industrial demonstration took ' place to-day. Thcro was a large procession, m which twenty-soven societies took part, representing all the industries ] m? the colony. Lord Oarrington laid" the foundation stone of the Trades Hall, and at tho conclusion of the ceremony the procession proceeded to the Prince Alfred Park and the Exhibition building. A grand gala is now being held. Tho Wesljyan Conference have decided to establish a Centennial 1 hanksgiving Fund of £50,000, and m one hour tho subscription m aid of it amounted to £7200. (Beeived January 30, 1.20 p m.) Svdne*. J*na*ry 30 The Centennial band contest was won by the band of the Ballarat fourth regiment ; Launccston 2 ; Adelaide suburban 8.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1753, 30 January 1888, Page 2
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125THE AUSTRALIAN CENTENARY Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1753, 30 January 1888, Page 2
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