Skating Carnival
The skating carnival, under the direction of Messrs. Hardaker and Frew, after having been twice postponed, owing to unavoidable…
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Shows & fairs, 1912
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AMUSEMENTS. Swiss Fair
The Swiss Fair, in connection with the local branch of the S[?]on Army, was opened by Dr. Henry in the Army Hall on Saturday night last. A number of…
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The great carnival in aid of the Tamworth District Hospital, promoted by the commercial travellers of the north and north-west, in…
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At next meeting of the committee of the Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society to be held on October 8th, a prominent member intends to move in the matter of…
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From an advertisement appearing in this issue, it will be soon that the Presbyterian people are running a Scotch Fair to-day and to-morrow,…
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Although the persons who attended the skating carnival on Saturday evening last were not nearly so numerous as those who attended…
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The successful Motor Show, conducted by the Royal Agricultural Society at the Sydney Show Ground last year, is to be succeeded by another great display, which…
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The Spring Flower Show, under the auspices of the Grafton Methodist Church, will be held in the Rink on Wednesday and Thursday next, the…
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There is some prospect of instituting a Farmers Fair for Grafton, to be held in connection with the C.P and A. Association. The idea is only in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Clarence & Richmond Examiner Estabilshed 185[?] Grafton: Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1912. The 1913 Show
It's a long ery yet to the 9th of April, 1913, but the order one gets the quicker the years seem to pas. So at the rate we are living six months hence will soon…
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Those privileged this morning with in which the Flower Show, and sale a private view of the Rink Hall, of work are to be opened this…
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The second monthly meeting of the new committee was held on Tuesday afternoon, and was one of the most enthusiastic meetings of the Society held for…
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The Flower Show in connection with the Methodist Church was formally opened by his Worship the Mayor, Ald. [?]. Strauss, in the Rink Hall yesterday…
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The usual Fair organised by the ladies of the Presbyterian congregation turned out very successfully. Everything was looking nice and…
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The Methodist Flower Show, a lengthy report of which appeared in our last issue, was continued on Thursday afternoon. The stall-holders reported good business, and…
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The monthly meeting of the committee was held in the Shire Hall on Friday night. Present: D. (Mclntrye (President), K. McDonald, H. G. Lobban, R. J…
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Parramatta has been continuing its jollification during the week, though the activity has been more marked in the shops than in the streeets. From, the…
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Matters in connection with the C.P. and A. Show of 1913 are becoming active, and the secreatry, Mr. G. N. Small, is losing no opportunity of enrolling new…
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My Dear Reader,—I attended the Australian Wild Flower Show on the first day. Wild flowers in rich profusion beautified the Sydney Town…
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At [?] in tens and hundreds are [?] for the Sydney Stadium [?] war carnival, which opened on Saturday last. In the…
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