An Exhibition Pavilion Sydney
Arrangements have been made for the transfer to Sydney next year of the Burma pavilion at the Wembley Exhibition.It is proposed to re-erect…
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Shows & fairs, 1925
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Winding Up the Carnival
In winning the Melbourne Stakes and the C. B. Fisher Plate Pillewinkie proved himself the best weight-of-age performer of the Flemington Spring…
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A "Novelty" Fair,under the direction of the ladies of the Mica-street Methodist Guild, will be held on Thursday and Friday, November 19 and 20…
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During "Health Week" celebrations one of the features was the baby show. when the besi of the children from all parts of the city and district were exhibited. The competition was keen in thc extreme, and the difficulty that the judges had can be fully realised…
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Mr. Chas. W. Rawling's exhibition of paintings, drawings, and etchings wll be opened at the Town Hall (upstairs) at 8 o'clock to-night by Mr. P…
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There was a very good attendance at the Town Hall last night when a private exhibition of paintings, drawings, and etchings by Mr.Charles W…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mica-street Methodists Hold Novelty Fair Opened by Mayoress
A novelty fair was opened in the Burke Ward Hall at 3 o'clock this afternoon by Mrs.A.S.Rawling, the Mayoress. The effort is under the…
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The novelty fair conducted by the ladies of the Mica-street Methodist Guild was continued last night in the Burke Ward Hall. There was a good…
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Two exhibitions of the work of school pupils are due to eventuate within the next few weeks. One has been arranded to take pince on December 9…
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The novelty fair conducted hy the ladies of the Mica-street- Methodist Guild was continued on Thursday in the Burke Ward Hall. There was a…
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Faggotter's buckjumping show opened to a good attendance last night. George Fuller and H. Crowley two local boys' gave good exhibitions of…
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Faggotter's buckjumping show opened to a good attendance last night. George Fuller and H. Crowley two local boys gave good exhibitions of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Exhibition of Work at Technical College Dressmaking and Millinery
Yesterday afternoon at the Technical College there was an exhibition of the work of the pupils of tHe dressmaking and millinery classes in one of the…
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Mr. J. G. Coates, the-Prime Minister of New Zealand has sent a cablegram to Mr. S. M. Bruce Prime Minister, congratulating him upon the…
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In another column Mr. F. Faggotter, proprietor of the buckjumping show at the rear of the Skating Rink, challenges either J. Wilks or W. Carter…
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The Broken Hill Kennel Club will hold a show of dogs, pigeons and poultry at the real of the Skating Rink to-morrow. The show will be open…
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The combined dog, poultry, and pigeon show which was held under the auspices of the Kennel Club at the rear of the Skating Rink to-day was…
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A badge show under the auspices of the Industrial Council was held along the line of lode to-day. No trouble was experienced at any of the mines…
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The badge show, conducted by the Industrial Council was continued to-day. It was reported that no trouble was experienced on any of the mines…
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Mr. S. M: Brace, the Prime Minister, says, that if the report that the liquidation at Wembley has resulted in the guarantors being asked to pay…
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