Stroud Show Privileges
Tenders are invited for the various booths at Stroud Show, to be held on April 11 and 12. See advt…
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Monster Swimming Carnival at Booral Bridge
A Monster Swimming Carnival will be held on Saturday. February 22, at Booral Bridge, when teams from various centres will compete for the Dunn…
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Advice has been received from Mr. Heffron, Minister for Education, that the 7th March will be a school holiday for all schools which usually…
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Many new attractions have been introduced for the Upper Hunter's first post-war show to be held at Muswellbrook on 26th and 27th…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Notes and Comment Show Prelude
Maitland Show Council office is in the throes of preparation for a record show, the staff being augmented to handle the was…
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The secretary of Maitland Show Council (Mr. R. E. Hoiroyde) to-day received official notice from die Chief…
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A grand swimming carnival will be held at Booral on Saturday next in aid of the Ambulance Fund. Mr. Neville Westcott informs us that exhibitions…
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Twenty years as president of Gresfold branch of the Agricultural Bureau made Mr. P. G. Legoe, Secretary of Newcastle Show Society, a show…
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Gloucester Show will be held on 14th and 15th March, Liberal prize-money is offering. Schedules are now available from the secretary, M. A…
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Cessnock Show will be held on March 7 and 8 Entries close on March 1. The show will continue each night. Here is some of the…
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Now that bountiful rain has fallen throughout the district, the committee of the Upper Hunter P. and A. Association is wisely adding to its…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Country Week Bowls Carnival Continued in Sydney
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Country Week bowls tournament was continued to-day, rounds, 4, 5, and 6 of the fours championship being played on various city and suburban greens. Results include: Round 4, at North Sydney ; Cox…
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The floodlighting of the Newcastle showgrounds with four towers, each of 25,000 candle power will enable night trotting and ring events to be…
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SYDNEY, Wed. — Three times winner of the N.S.W. Open Singles Championship, C. McNeil, of Hamilton, led his team to six…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fancy Fair To-Night At Cathedral Hall
It takes more than inclement weather to prevent patrons from attending the Fancy Fair at the old Cathedral Hall. This was…
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NEWCASTLE, Wed. — Frederick Wade, 60, of 24 Church-street, Newcastle City, a showman, suffered punctured wounds…
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NEWCASTLE, Wednesday—Newcastle Show opened this morning in showery weather. Rain commenced at 7.30 and continued lightly throughout the morning. Should the weather clear for the remaining days, the…
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The War Memorial Committee are organising a big Aquatic Carnival on March 15, at which 40 metropolitan amateur rowers will be competing. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Newcastle Show Attracts Big Crowd
NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—The second day of Newcastle Show opened in fine weather. There were still light clouds about but…
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The Maitland Show Council and Mr. Holroyde (Secretary) express gratification at the response by exhibitors for next…
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