Milking Competitions at Singleton Show Heifer's Good Butter-fat Production
The milking competitions at last week's Singleton show created a good deal of interest, especially among dairymen, and, as usual, the…
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St. Mark's Fair and Flower Show
The annual St. Mark's Fair and Flower Show, which took place on Friday last, was a pronounced success. The Church will benefit by…
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From a financial point of view, this year's Singleton show was indeed a very successful function. Takings amounted to £150 in excess of the…
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Town and country folk will be well represented at the annual C. of E. Flower Show and Sale of Work in the James Theatre today. Mr…
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The annual "Marti Gras" Carnival which took place in the Lyceum Hall last Tuesday night, was a splendid success, mainly due to the manner in…
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After a lapse of two months, the Fancy Fair will commence again on Wednesday night. The main attraction of the evening…
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Prize winners at St. Mark's (Aberdeen) fair and flower show were:— Cookery section: Best sponge sandwich (iced), Mrs. A. Gordon; sponge…
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The Rector, Rev. A. W. Moore, presided at the annual Church of England Flower Show, held in the James Theatre on Friday, October 11th…
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Goering whiled away the hours of his last week-end in prison reading a book called : "With., Birds., of Passage to Africa" The eleven condemned Nazi war leaders are to be hanged to-morrow (Wednesday). All of them are showing…
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The "Country life" representatives at the Singleton Show had the following to say about a local pony stallion from Dungog:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General News Rabbit Position Very Fair
Rabbit Inspector Holloway reported to yesterday's meeting of the Pastures Protection Board that the rabbit position generally is very fair,…
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The first of the Maitland Amateur Swimming Club's carnivals will be held on Friday night at 8 o’clock. All members are asked…
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The annual Scottish Fair, being arranged by St. Stephen’s Women’s Colid will be held in the School Hal George-street…
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Readers are reminded that the Methodist Flower Show will be held in James Theatre on Thursday, 24th October. Rev. E. T. Walker,…
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NEW DELHI, Oct. 17.—The Government has ordered five million magnets for distribution among Treasury officers and…
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The flower show and spring fair sponsored by the West Maitland Parents and Citizens Women’s Auxiliary will Tie…
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The bazaar and fancy fair held in the School of Arts on Saturday last in aid of the funds of Holy Trinity Church proved an unqualified…
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Sixteen horses have accepted for the City Tattersalls Club Cup to be run over eleven furlongs at Randwick to-morrow…
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CESSNOCK, Saturday.—It was disclosed at the annual meeting the Cessnock Agricultural Association that income for the…
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Public address equipment, costing £255, for use at trotting and dog meetings and at the annual show, is to be purchased by…
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