Travellers' Patroitic Carnival
Commercial travellers are, it is generally conceded, in the habit of doing well anything they take in hand; and a perusal of the programme mapped…
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Shows & fairs, 1915
316 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 16
Patriotic Carnival
A well-attended meeting of committee was held last night, Mr. L. R. Davis in the chair. The first item on the programme was altered to allow the procession to make the first…
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It is not too much to say that Wednesday will see one of the most memorable days, so far as catering for the public entertainment is concerned, that…
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Omitted from catalogue and late subscriptions: Grieve and Turnor, Fraser and Co., Ltd., L. Adelt, each 42s; R. Harper, Ltd., J. N. White, Groves and Co., J. F. and H…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Clarence & Richmond Examiner. Established 1859. Grafton: Tuesday. Jan. 12, 1915. Commercial Travellers Carnival
To-morrow citizens of Grafton and residents of the Clarence will have the pleasure of witnessing one of the grandest demonstrations yet seen in our city. It is a…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Roughly £1000 was paid by the public to witness the Kahanamoku swimming carnival. The expenses will absorb about £750, leaving the N.S. Wales…
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MARSHALS.—Colonel F. C. Fanning and Captain C. W. Sabine. PEDESTRIAN EVENTS.—Referee; Harold Crisford; starter, A. C. Walker. JUDGES.—Pedestrian Events, W. F. Blood and John see; Tug-of-war, J. T. MeKittrick; Decorated Cars, Cabs, Coaches, etc., Business Turnouts or otherwise, Best and Worst,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Swimming. Carnival To-morrow
The management of the Grafton baths are putting on a carnival to-morro afternoon, when an attractive programme of events will be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Panama Exhibition. Mr. De Akin Represents Australia. Melbourne, Thursday Night
The squabble between Mr. H. Mahon (Federal Minister for External Affairs) and Mr. A. Deakin (Australia's Commissioner at the 'Frisco…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Too Fair. Why the British Failed the Attack on Tanga. London
Particulars of the unsuccessful British attack on Tanga, East Africa, in November last, show that the Germans received notice of the attack from the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →German Losses. What the Lists Show. London
The German casualty lists show that the Prussian losses have been 840,000, but this total is exclusive of 300 other lists. The greater part of the letter…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wednesday's Carnival
The following awards were made in connection with the displays in the procession on Wednesday last. The first went to L. Lawson for the exhibit representing the S.G…
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A carnival on a modest scale, but none the less enjoyable on that account, was held at the Grafton Baths on Saturday afternoon. The…
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A feature of the programme issued, in connection with the carnival was the humorous nature of the second and third prizes, some, of which were:…
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The carnival at the baths on Saturday attracted only a moderate attendence, but a good number of swimmers participated, and the finishes were close and interesting…
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In the distribution from Allies' refreshment stall the box of sweets disposed of by Miss Mary Lynch was won by Mr. J. A. Long, Ulmarra. Mr. John Martin, Eatonsville,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Patriotic Carnival at Manly. a Brilliant Spectacle
SYDNEY, Monday.—The Manly carnival was viewed by 80,000 people on Saturday. Manly was a riot of coloured lights, and a medley of mellow music. Gala week ended…
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The following contributions have been received towards the recent carnival:—F. Austen and D. J. Hinchoy, 42s each; A. E. Durrington and W. [?]. Colburn, 50s each; D…
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Mr. W. Zeitsch, Australian Hotel, South Grafton, has purchased the liquor remaining from the Commercial Travellers' Carnival at invoice prices…
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Referring to the question of the occupation by the Ulmarra Pastoral and Agricultural Society of Small Park, Ulmarra, Mr G. S. Briner'…
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