Show Holiday for Abercrombie
Abercrombie Shire Council at its meeting yesterday decided to apply to have the second day of the show gazetted a public holiday within the…
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Shows & fairs, 1950
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Bathurst Cycling Monster Cycling Carnival Fireworks Display
A fireworks display will be the highlight of the cycling carnival to be staged at the Bathurst Sports Ground tonight week…
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Tenders are to be called by the Orange Show Society for catering rights at the 1950 Orange show, and also for the refreshment…
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A big crowd is expected to witch the exhibition minis at But hurst Town Courts on Thursday night, when John Bromwich. Geoff Brown (Davis Cup…
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Davis Cup players John Bromwich and Geoff Brown accompanied by Misses J. Fitch and Miss E. Ashford will arrive in Bathurst tomorrow at 3.30…
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At the Bathurst Fair Rents Court yesterday Alleen Alice May Sweetnam sought determination of rent of premises at 223 Keppel Street,…
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The Gulgong Show Society has made application through the Shire Council for the declaration of Tuesday, March 7, as a public…
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Trotting events at the Orange Show Society’s Bushmen’s Carnival on Australia Day were…
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MOLONG — A touring party of 40 members of New Zealand Agricultural Bureaux will visit the Cumnock Show on March 25 to view stock and poultry exhibits and to see the produce grown in the district…
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With the 1950 Bathurst Show still nine weeks away arrangements in connection with the exhibition are well in hand, the Show Secretary. Mr. N…
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The annual Wolaroi College carnival will be held in the college grounds on March 9, and a number of special attractions…
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Eight Orange bowlers will compete in the Country Week bowls carnival, which starts on Monday…
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ONE of the largest crowds to attend exhibition tennis in Bathurst was present at the Bathurst Town Courts last night…
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The annual Harvest Fair of St. Mark’s Church of England, Millthorpe, was held in the Amusu Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. There was a good attendance…
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Local speedway champion, Bat Bensley will ride as pacer in the three motor paced events at the cycling' and fireworks carnival at the Bathurst…
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Because of the uncertainly of the weather on Saturday officials of the Associated Sports Club, decided [?] cancel the cycling carnival and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country League Show Loss Group Trials For 1950
SYDNEY, Sunday. —Shortage of money has forced the management committee of the N.S.W Country Rugby League to recommend that important trials games which would normally have been played at Tamworth and…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Oberon Show to Be Opened by Mr. L. Mockler Bathurst Trotting Club Criticised
OBERON. Sunday: Many matters concerning the Oberon Show to be staged on Friday and Saturday next were finalised at a meeting of the…
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With the opening day of the Bathurst Show only a little over eight weeks off, it is only natural that interest in this great annual even…
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COONABARABRAN. Monday: Although country shows in recent years have attracted good attendance, show societies are continually looking out…
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