Carnival for Children
The 10th athletic carnival under the control of the Public Schools Amateur, Athletic Association will be held on the Jubilee Oval on Wednesday week…
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Shows & fairs, 1933
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Carnival for Children
The lOth athletic carnival under the control of the Public Schools Amateur Athletic Association will be held on the Jubilee Oval on Wednesday week…
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GOING THROUGH instead of oveiv—Royal Chief, ridden by C. Tucker, going through the poles when competing in the Olympic…
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The undermentioned pupils of the Central Infants' School, whose exhibits, were numbered Instead of having the name attached, won prizes:—…
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THE WOODCHOPPING CONTEST (1), always holds great interest to Adelaide show visitors. (2) Mr. J. M. Irwin's Illawarra Shorthorn Mayflower's Monarch of Parkview—reserve champion in aged bulls. (3) Some of the Shetland pony exhibits. (4) Zara of Westbourne, a Sealyham terrier. The dog has won two grand championships. (5) Show visitors sightseeing. (6) Mr. G. J. Dawkins, of Gawler. (7) Dalebank, Commander 2nd, Mr. W. A. Muller's champion Jersey bull; and (8), Hann Bros. and F. B. Braendler's Lord Victor, which took three first prizes and a championship…
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The unprofitable season, prior to the finals, and the large number of players injured this year has caused the Football League's accident fund…
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In the progress of mankind [?] take more and more things under our control, Sir Oliver Lodge said at a University College…
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Breaking into the home of Mr. John Glen. Kooyong-road, Caulfield, two thieves ransacked the house to a musical accompaniment. They set the…
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From left: The four Dawkins sisters, Winsome, Pat, Shirley, and Bette, with their mounts in a picturesque setting. Colin Asser holding As ser E. A. Thomas (vice-president), W. J. Dawkins (president), W. H. Laws (committeeman), C. R. Pfitzner (judge of horses), Bros. first prize runner drake. Show officials looking over Mr. A. H. Nottle's first prize yearling colt Royal Specialist. From left: Messrs. and W. S. Heaslip (committeeman), and Mr. A. Snell (judge) looking, at the mouth of "Cherry," a first prize winner…
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THE THREE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE TEAMS which competed with great success at the Melbourne Show. They won all the teams' contests in the military events. The men and their mounts lined up at Keswick Barracks, Adelaide…
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The North School annual flower show will be held on October 14. Arrangements have been completed and schedules have been distributed…
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Interesting features of a motor tour covering 3000 miles into Central Australia as far as Tempe Downs, 180 miles from Alice Springs, were…
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MR. M. S. PARISH, of Sandgate, Queensland with the three Irish setters which he brought down for the annual show of the Adelaide Kennel Club to be held at Waylaide, Adelaide, to-day…
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The annual flower show conducted by the North School, which is regarded as the successor to the Horticultural and Floricultural Show, is to be…
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Garden lovers of Broken Hill will to-morrow have an opportunity of competing with each other to see who can produce the best flowers. This…
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LONDON, October 12.—The comforting fact that British motor exports had increased 68 per cent, in the past 12 months was emphasised by…
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Once again garden lovers and flower growers have proved that blooms equal to those in other parts of Australia can be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Great Display of Flowers Annual Show At North School Some Wonderful Blooms
Once again garden lovers and flower growers have proved that blooms equal to those in other parts of Australia can be…
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Following the success of the annual flower show at the North School on Saturday it is the intention of the school staff to continue to organise…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Crawford appeared tired and listless in an ex(Continued to next column.) hibition doubles match at Newcastle,…
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