Our Show Issue
Next week we will publish a special illustrated number of the "Gazette," containing pictures and a full report of the Hawkesbury…
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Shows & fairs, 1927
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Pictures at the Show
Look out for the next issue of the "Gazette." It will contain special pictures and a full report of the Hawkesbury Show. Extra copies should be…
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AS we go to Press—Thursday morning— the Hawkesbury Showground at Clarendon is a busy hive of industry—the 47th annual exhibition of the H.D.A.A. has…
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An interesting film to be screened at the Royal Theatre, Windsor, this Friday, is the production "The Eternal Triangle," which was filmed on the stage of the Royal last…
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A GLANCE at the Hawkesbury Show catalogue disclosed that the entries were quite up to previous years' numbers, though not a record. In the live…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Gold, Wind & Rain Spoils Hawkesbury's 47th Show The Fates Unpropitious Hawkesbury's 47th Great Carnival High-class Exhibits in Cattle, Poultry, Fruit and Farm Produce Attractive Sporting Programme—the Best on Record Gate Receipts Fall £56 Short of Last Year's Takings
HAD JUPITER PLUVIUS not been so liberal with his watering can last week, it is safe to say that the 47th Annual Exhibition of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association would have been one of the most successful on record. Its success as an exhibition was all along assured, for the entries were quite up to those of previous years, and the quality was the best—all that was required was fine weather…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Premier Meets Producer Mr. Lang at the Hawkesbuky Show Why the Duke and Duchess Did Not Visit Windsor
ONE of the soundest and most interesting addresses ever delivered by a politician at the Hawkesbury Show was that of the Premier (Mr. Lang), when he performed the official opening ceremony of the 47th annual exhibition on Friday. THE OFFICIAL OPENING of the…
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AMONG the many letters of congratulation received in connection with our Hawkesbury Show issue of last week, was the following from Major Philip Charley…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Freeman's Reach Show Opened by Mr. A. G. Manning, M.p. List of Awards
THE ANNUAL SHOW, held under the auspices of the Freeman's Reach Agricultural Bureau for the purpose of gathering together exhibits to stage a display at…
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Sir,— In your issue of May 13 you state as follows:— "The Penrith Band, which played at the Hawkesbury Show on the seeond and third days, was' not over liberal with…
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COLD bleak weather was responsible for a considerable falling off in the attendance at the monthly meeting of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association…
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A big crowd of tennis enthusiasts gathered at the Windsor courts on Monday (King's Birthday) to witness the exhibition matches between a team of city players and…
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Sir,—Having read with great interest the account in the columns of your paper of the official opening of the Hawkesbury Show, I wonder that abler pens than mine…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Agricultural Association Dates of Next Show Two Weeks After the Royal
THE monthly meeting of the Council of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association was held at the showground Clarendon, on Friday afternoon, when the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Methodist Fair Opened by Mrs. A. G. Manning Proceeds Total £50
THE SPRING PAIR in aid of the Parsonage Trust Funds of the local Methodist Church, for which the lady stall-holders and their assistants have been working hard for…
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STOREKEEPERS in Windsor have expressed indignation at the attitude of the Mayor (Aid. Dean) in allowing a gravelling show called "Joytown" to…
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