Junior Farmers' Show
The Raymond Terrace Junior Farmers' Show, held on Friday and Saturday, proved generally speaking a successful effort. The attendance on the first day…
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Carnival
The effort arranged for Friday night by members of the C.W.A. Patriotic Circle proved very successful. The newly-formed Younger Set held a dance…
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The ordinary member of the public patronising Cessnock Show knows that It goes all right, hut does not know or the organisation that makes it go all…
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WINGHAM, Friday—Wingham Show and races proved a huge success. The ring events at the show, and the horses, cattle and…
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The fat bullock provided by Mr. Ern. Leggett at Cessnock Show was weighed by the local Coroner(Mr. Bill Johnston), and pulled the beam at 808…
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ABERMAIN Sat.—The Abermain Ambulance Committee, at a meeting, decided to conduct a sports carnival on the Fire…
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NEWCASTLE Tuesday. — The Bishop of Newcastle, Right Rev. F. de Witt Batty, this afternoon opened the Missionary Exhibition…
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Mrs. G. Tickle, Jnr., spent several days at Wingham with relatives, Mrs. Maxwell Dennis and Mrs. H. Weekes, the home of the late…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General Grand Street Carnival
On Friday next in Dowling Street there will be a grand carnival in aid of the candidature of Mr. Cliff Jones in the Red Cross Ugly Man…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No. 33 SQUADRON A.T.C. Second Annual Swimming Carnival
The second annual swimming carnival was held by No. 33 Squadron of the A.T.C. at the Ocean Baths, Newcastle, on Saturday afternoon, 18th March…
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The annual Scots' Fair and Autumn Flower Show will be held in the School of Arts on Friday, 21st April. Schedules will be available early next…
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Easter Monday is the day set aside for the big Murrurundi sports carnival carrying £46 prize-money. The proceeds are in aid…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miserable Treatment of Owen Gun Inventor Fair Deal Required From Government
Evelyn Owen, wage earner in Lysaghts factory on the South Coast of N.S.W., had brains enough to invent a gun which has been of tremendous…
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SYDNEY Monday—The sum of £3000 was raised on Saturday for the comforts fund controlled by Kogarah, Rochdale, Bexley,…
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There was an excellent attendance at the rodeo and sports carnival at Branxton on Saturday, in aid of the ACF, School of Arts…
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The street stall, followed by a carnival at night, brought in a very nice sum of money to augment the funds for Mr. Cliff Jones' candidature in the…
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The concert organised in aid of Mr. Roy Bacon's candidature in the Red Cross Ugly Man Competition eventuated on Thursday night last. Long…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Red Cross Dahlia Show Magnificent Blooms
Over £18 was netted, thanks mainly to the interest and generosity of a trio of dahlia enthusiasts, Messrs A. G. Race, H. Bates and H. Robertson,…
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At the British and Bulldog Club’s championship show, held at Belmore, Sydney, on Sunday, Mrs. Partridge was successful in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Patriotic Committee. £150 for A.C.F. Next Carnival: 19th MAY
At last night's meeting of the Patriotic Committee, it was resolved that the profits of the last carnival, £149/10/3, be made up to…
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