THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Bu Telegraph,—Press Association.— Copyright. London, May 16.
Mr Collins Levey, secretary of the Colonial Committee of the British Commission for the Paris Exhibition, advised that 45,000 ft of apace be assigned to the Australasian colonies in the main building, and a supplementary area of 45,000 ft in the building in the 'Trooadero Gardens. The Colonial Committee approved the suggestion, and also the application for a concession for a colonial restaurant and wine and fruit market. New South Wales supports colonial representation on the Executive Committee.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3436, 18 May 1898, Page 3
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