Race Carnival Ball. a Brilliant Scene
The Race Carnival Ball, which was held in the South Grafton School of Arts on Thursday evening, was without question the ball of the season. The [?]all was…
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Shows & fairs, 1913
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L C. Agricultural Society'
A meeting of the committee was held in, the Shire Hall, Maclean, on Friday night. Present. Mr. D. McIntyre (chair.), Messrs. A. A. Smith, L. A. McDonald, C. J…
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The first meeting of new committee tie above Society was held in the Shire Hall, Maclean, on Friday night and the following members were…
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The final meeting of the retiring committee was held on Tuesday afternoon. Present: Messrs. F. Turnbull (President), W. Fitzgerald, C. and J. T. Napper, G. Kelly,…
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The sport of kings has been engaging special attention on the Clarence this month, and a record in race meetings for the July season has been established. In…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Panama Exhibition. A Brilliant Undertaking Fairy Land in Reality
The Panama Exhibition will be the most brilliant thing of its kind ever undertaken, worked out, or completed by civilised man. The site has been laid out, and the…
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A FANCY and poster dress skating carnival, organised by Messrs. Eric Spratt and Dave Frew, will eventuate in the School of Arts…
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Sylvia was at liberty under the "Cat and Mouse" Act, but as her license had expired it was expected that the police would arrest her prior…
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The Federal Government has decided to contribute £(20,000 towards the expense of an Australian Court at the Panama Pacific Exhibition, to…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Australian building at the San Francisco Exhibition in 1915 will be an enormous structure it Mr. Glynn's plans are adopted. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →(By "The Pirate.") The "July Carnival."
Taking it by, and large, as the nautical expression goes, local racing organisations have every reason to be satisfied wiht the result of their efforts in this year's "July…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday Night. The Australian building at the San Francisco Exhibition will be an enormous structure if Mr. Glvnn's plans…
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Meetings of the ladies' and gentlemen's committees were held on Thursday, in connection with the forthcoming Fair, and further arrangements were made. At the…
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The estimated profit on the last Show is given as £9640. The gate receipts amounted to £12,717, space rents £4174, bars and booths £2796, side-shows £286,…
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At the monthly meeting of the council, on the recommendation of the Dairy Produce Committee, a new class for makers of butter was included in the schedule for…
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LONDON, Sunday.—It is explained that the British refusal to participate in the Panama Exhibitation is due to the Board of Trade failing to induce sufficient…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The eighth annual horse show was held at the Agricultural Grounds on Saturday. Although the entries were not nearly so numerous…
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Sir,—as one of those who have the welfare of this important Society at heart I view with some trepidation the slow progress made…
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The annual meeting of members was held on Tuesday, when there was a fair attendance of members. Mr. F. Turnbull, president, occupied the chair…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Government, says a leading paper, has made a mistake in refusing to take part in the San Francisco Exhibition. That irritation…
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