Country Women Meet To Do Catering At Show
The fortnightly meeting of the Country Women's Association was held in the restroom yesterday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. Warburton presided…
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Shows & fairs, 1933
257 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 10 of 13
Racing Revival Locally Jubilee Carnival Will Open To-morrow Many Visiting Horses
Racing will be revived in Broken Hill to-morrow when the Silver City Racing Club will launch the Jubilee celebrations with a meeting on the Broken Hill course. It is hoped by Mr. C. J. Emery (president), and…
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The League of Wheelmen and the Morgan-street Cycling Club are conducting a cycling carnival in connection with the Jubilee celebrations, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →City Welcome Governor-general Greater Success Than Expected Civic Reception at Town Hall Over 3000 Visitors Join Carnival Great Programme
The carnival spirit has seized Broken Hill with a yengeance. The Jubilee celebrations were officially launched to-day amid scenes of the greatest enthusiasm. The weather is ideal. More delightful spring conditions…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Plans for Show Two Guessing Competitions
Further matters in connection with the Silver City Show were finalised at a meeting of the committee held last night. Mr. F. J. Potter presided…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Revelry in Streets Thousands Take Part in Carnival Mood
Scenes of great revelry were witnessed in Argent-street last night, there being thousands of people in the gaily festooned thoroughfare…
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MISS JOYCE M'CARTHY, of Mount Gambier, with two of her mother's ponies, Beronia and My Desire—a snapshot taken at the Adelaide Show grounds…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Silvertons Day in Our Jubilee Old Time Picnic People Travel In Trucks Fine Carnival Spirit Governor-General Leaves To-night Show To-morrow
Silverton was the centre of the Jubilee celebrations today. Over 2000 people attended an old-time picnic held there. One thousand travelled by special train. At the official luncheon homage was paid to the pioneers…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Silver City Show To-morrow Excellent Entries Have Been Received
Having functioned for over 40 years, during which time it has staged some excellent shows, the Silver City Show committee to-morrow will again…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Show Receipts Up £100
The gate takings totalled £208 7/6. Three thousand four hundred and seventysix adults and 959 children…
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The 44th Silver City Show held on the Western Oval to-day was the chief attraction in connection with the Jubilee celebrations which are now drawing to a close. Weather conditions were not the best, but despite this…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Children's Section at Show Competition Work Is Of High Standard Earns Praise of Judges
Th exhibits in the school section attracted considerable attention. The exhibits were nicely displayed and there were many favorable comments…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Show Shares in Jubilee Success Big Crowd Attends High Standard Of Exhibits List of Awards
The 44th Silver City Show held on the Western Oval to-day was the chief attraction in connection with the Jubilee celebrations which are now drawing to a close. Weather conditions were not the best, but despite this…
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UNDER THE EYE of their instructor (Sergeant W. H. King) these mounted policemen practised for the ring events at the Adelaide Show opening. The men in the picture are Mounted-Constables A. Menz, D. Flint, and K. M'Lure…
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TWO DELIGHTFUL STUDIES taken at a recent Daffodil and Sweet Pea Show held in Adelaide…
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AT THE WAYVILLE (Adelaide) SHOWGROUNDS—From left: A large white boar, weighing over 1000lb., arriving from Ayrbrook Park, Aldgate. Judging the schoolboy exhibits in the metalwork section: Mr. A. H. Rankine (left), judge, and Mr. A…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Exhibits At The Adelaide Royal Show
A BATCH OF CATTLE EXHIBITS at the Wayville (Adelaide) Showgrounds. These pictures show (top left).Mr. H. Walsh of Morella Stud, clipping one or his cows. His son Jack is assisting. Right—Judging the Wheat—From left, Messrs. W. J. Spafford (Deputy Director of Agriculture), C. H. Johnson, and F. S. Jones. Bottom Left—Mr. R. Thomas and Miss J. Nolan with Circular Quay and Bronze, two horses entered by Mrs. M'Carthy, of Mount Gambier, and (right) three pigs which I. M. Cash and Co., of Gippsland (Vic.) are cxhibiling…
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SIR RONALD, a three-yaar-old Clydesdale owned by Mr. C. T. Butler, being judged. Sir Ronald won the Angas Cup…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →'Welcome Home' Fair Methodists Of Central-street PRIZEWINNERS
The "Welcome Home" fair arranged by the members and adherents of the Central-street Methodist Church was opened this afternoon. The stalls…
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The "Welcome Home" fair of the Central-street Methodist Church concluded last night when an entertaining programme was given by the Men's…
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