Police-diggers' Ball. Successful Party at Show Ground. Big Lift for War Veterans' Appeal
"One of the brightest and most enjoyable dance evening and the best-conducted gatherings I have seen."…
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Winners At Brisbane Show
SINGLETON Wed .— At the Brisbane show the first held alnce [?] entered the war win here in the cattle action from…
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“A night of revelry” will be held in Turner Park (Church Street) to-night in connection with VP celebrations, on behalf…
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The Younger Sol will hold a Victory Carnival Dance at the School of Arts on Monday night next. A great party is expected to join inn the celebrations…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Maitland Celebrates in Carnival Mood Impromptu Sports And Carnival Enliven Gay crowds
The people of Maitland denned the festive garb of celebration in one of the mood amazing display seen in the town, and although the marching crowds were [?] and noisy, there was no untoward event…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Carnival Interest and Enthusiasm Growing the Fixture to Be Governed by Association Rules
There was a very large and representative attendance at the meeting, held on Friday last, in connection with the forthcoming Hospital Carnival. Many apologies were received, but in each instance full support was…
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MUSWELLBROOK: The National Art Gallery trustees have advised the Muswellbrook Council that an art exhibition wilt be…
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SCONE Saturday.—Mr. D. H. Robertson, of “Toranville” Stud, Scone, secured a signal success at the Brisbane Cattle Exhibition…
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At the annual meeting of Dungog Agricultural and Horticultural Association, the first for three years, there were present Messrs. R. W. Alison,…
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In conjunction with the Dungog Police Staff, the local Sub-branch of the R.S.S. and A.I.L.A. will stage a street carnival in the town on Friday night,…
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A very large crowd attended the Victory Carnival Dance held in the Parish Hall last Friday night, and everyone present thoroughly enjoyed…
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The Martin's Creek Church of England sports committee conducted a successful sports carnival and race meeting at Elm's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fair Rents Board Application to Serve Notice
An application was made to Mr, 1. Beavers PM West Maitland court yesterday afternoon under the National Security…
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Arrangements have been finalised for the flower show, which will be conducted by East Maitland Mothers' Club on Friday…
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A litter from Private Bob Tulloch, of the Army Entertainment Unit, and a former resident of West Maitland, to his brother,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Big Crowd at Bulga Sports Carnival
BULGA. — The Bulga sports held on Saturday attracted a large crowd and patrons had an enjoyable afternoon…
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Mr. H. W. Left announced [?] that the carnival conducted by the Rotary Club on V.P. night for the benefit of the Cessnock Police BOys…
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The boxing promoters will introduce a quiz show on their programme when they move the stadium back to the Cessnock Sports Ground. The…
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Scone's Victory Carnival, to be held on 9th, and 10th November in the interests of the Scott Memorial Hospital was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →New Show Society President. Mr. A. S. Bowman Elected. 1946 Show Dates Confirmed
Mr. A. S. Bowman, good Show worker for many years, was elected president of the Upper Hunter P. and A. Society at the annual…
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