New Show Secretary MR. W. Tomlinson Appointed Re-planning Grounds
Mr. W. Tomlinson was appointed secretary of the Dorrigo Agrl-cultural Assn., at June meeting of the committee, to fill the…
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Shows & fairs, 1946
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Poultry Club Show at Lismore
LISMORE, Friday.—Over 800 birds, drawn from all parts of the Brunswick and Richmond districts, and from as far south as…
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LONDON, Sun.—Thousands who flocked into London on the seventh and last night of the Victory Carnival again brought the traffic to a standstill. London throughout the week…
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BELLINGEN, Mon.—Mr. A. J. Sharp, of Urunga, represented this area at the first committee meeting of the newly formed…
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LONDON, Mon.— The Australian star tennis player, Dinny Pails, yesterday kept his promise to play in his home town,…
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SYDNEY, Mon.—Girls consistently gained a higher proportion of passes in the New South Wales school examinations than…
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Patronised by a particularly large crowd of interested spectators and assured of high success, Dorrigo Tennis…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Twenty-Five Years As Show President
DORRIGO, Fri.—In honour of his election as president of the Dorrigo and Guy Fawkes Agricultural Association for the 25th…
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Members of the Graf ton Mothers' Club on Thursday made arrangements for a flower show to be held in the Grafton…
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At a meeting of ex-service personnel at Taree, Mr. W. R. Nicholas, State organising secretary of the Australian Legion of…
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COFF'S HARBOUR, Mon:-- As a result of decisions reached at Saturday night's meeting of the recently elected Agricultural Association Show Committee, work will begin almost immediately on the restoration of the Coff's Harbour Showground…
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COFF'S HARBOUR, Sun.--The Christmas Carnival Committee, whose efforts have been responsible for the raising of £6000 in the last three years, will hold its Christmas Carnival as usual this year…
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Mr. A. J. Sharp, who was Urunga's delegate to the recent conference of the Northern New South Wales Bushmen's Carnival…
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BELLINGEN, Tues.-- At the adjourned annual meeting of the Bellinger River Agricultural Association it was unanimously…
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One of the main items at Tuesday's (2nd inst) meeting of the Agricultural Assn. was the election Of stewards for the 1947 show…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →July Carnival Atmosphere
Late yesterday Prince street, Grafton, presented a pre-war July carnival appearance. At the conclusion of the…
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For several days there has been a constant flow of visitors to the Clarence for the July racing carnival from all parts…
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Inspector W. O. McEwan, officer in charge of the Grafton police, stated last night that he was pleased with the behaviour of the…
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HIGH wind and heavy dust did not deter the large gathering of women at the C. R. J. C. races yesterday from wearing their fashionable ensembles. Rembrant brown was the…
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