To Carry On Show Committee's Decision
At the committee meeting of the Agricultural Association on Tuesday, a communication was received front the Executive of the Council of…
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Shows & fairs, 1940
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Show Membership Fees Former Charge Reverted to
After the decision had been arrived at to carry on with the show, at Tuesday's meeting of the committee, Mr. Walker asked whether…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Royal Show in 1941 Ground Being Used by Troops Decision Regretted
Announcing that there would be no Royal show in 1941, the Royal Agricultural Society stated that occupation of Sydney showground by…
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Cass & Cass, who appeared with the 2KM Company at Coffs Harbour recently at the War Comforts Fund community concert, announce that…
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Dorrigo Show committee at last meeting decided to go on and hold the annual show as usual next year, but the schedule may be reduced…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Story of Petrol Inspiring Industry Shell Company's Show
There was a peeked house at the saraton Theatre, Crafton, last night, to see the series of industrial and patriotic films presented by the Shell…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →District Exhibit N.C. And Tablelands for the Brisbane Show
Mr. C. Stoner,manager of the Grafton Co-on, Dairy Co., Ltd., informed us last night that the following additional contribution had been received to the…
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The trophy allotted for the most successful exhibitor at the annual show of the Grafton Poultry Club, was annexed by Mr. H. H. [?] Southgate road…
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a committee meeting of the Agricultural [?]ciation it was unan[?] decided to the 1941 annual exhibition as us[?] thought unwise to in[?] and…
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The Grafton Methodist Spring Flower Show will be held in the Methodist School Hall, Prince street on September 11 and 12…
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A good audience enjoyed the blight show put on by Cass & Cass at Coffs School of Arts last Friday. The artists found the audience a good crowd to…
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In war time, more than any other, the schools must be kept at their maximum efficiency, for upon the quality and spirit of the citizens…
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Casino Show society has recurred to its Finance Committee and others the question of whether the 1941 show will be held, it was pointed out that…
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Outstanding thoughts prompted by a visit to the exhibition of school work shown at Coffs High School this week were the…
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Staff and pupils of the Coff's Harbor High School received well merited congratulations from the public on the presentation of the exhibition of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sydney Markets Victorian Onions in Demand Fair Request for Fish. Sydney
Victorian brown Spanish [?] again [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Royal Show? R.a.s Annual Meeting To-day Sydney
At the annual meeting of the R.A.S to be held to-morrow, a number of members will urge that nest wear' show be held, if it is possible for the…
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Sir Samuel [?] President of the Royal Agricultural Society to-day dropped a [?] that there [?]ight be a Royal Show next, [?]…
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The Grafton Methodist Annual Spring Flower Show will be opened by Mr. C. G. Wingfield, M. L. A., on Wednesday, September 11, at 3 p. m…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →L.C. SHOW To Be Held As Usual Reply to Casino Society
The first meeting of the newly elected committee of the L.C.A. Society was held on Friday night. Amongst the correspondence was a…
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