Country's Valuable Asset. Tribute to Show Societies
Mr. Colin Sinclair, L.L.B., president of the Royal Agricultural Society, who officially opened the Singleton Show last week, said…
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Singleton Show Results Drafting, Buckjumping and Bullock Riding
Competitors well known to this district's carnival followers were amongst the winners and place getters in the…
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At last week's Singleton Show, the Upper Hunter breeders were well represented amongst the blue ribbon winners…
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A Grand Carnival and Dance night will be held on Thursday, 21st October, in James Theatre in aid of Popular Girl Competition. Each girl…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tarro District Red Cross Fair
Mrs. A. Howarth opened the fair for the Tarro and District Red Cross ladies and wished them every success in their effort. The…
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The annual Methodist Spring Flower Show will take place to-morrow (Thursday, 14th October), in James Theatre. The official opening will take…
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Miss Dorothy Bower won the distinction of being the most prolific winner in cooking, needle and fancy work sections at last…
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Thorpe McConville's "Wild Australia" Rodeo-Circus shows at Singleton on Thursday. October 21…
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At the meeting of the Raymond Terrace A. and H. Association, held on Friday right last, and presided over. by Mr. C. S. Brown, it was decided to promote the…
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GRESFORD: To commemorate the long association of the late Thomas Hyland with the breeding of stud Jersey stack, Mr. and Mrs. P. J…
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On Saturday afternoon last the Mothers' Club of the Muswellbrook Intermediate High School held yet another function for the…
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Cessnock [?] Bureau has completed its schedule for the gladioli carnation and rose show to be held on November 13…
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WOODVILLE: Proceeds of the Spring Fair held in the Sunday School in aid of All Saints’ Church are expected to total £40…
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RAYMOND TERRACE, Sat—At the meeting or Raymond Terrace A. and H. Association it was agreed that a show should be held next…
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Fine weather prevailed for the Methodist Annual Flower Show held on Thursday in the James Theatre. A large crowd attended in the afternoon…
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East Maitland ladies’ bowling club held a successful carnival, 2[?] rinks, including Newcastle and surrounding clubs, taking part…
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W. Parkinson (Muswellbrook) gained first prize with his Clydesdale stallion at the recent Singleton show. Mr. Bert Quinn won second prize in class…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Successful Flower Show Methodist Church Function. Winners of Cottage Garden Competitions
Winners of the cottage garden competitions held in connection with the Methodist Church annual flower show and fair were Miss R. White (open section), with Mrs. N. Gibson second; and Mr. R. Cousins first in the cottage garden section, with Mr. N…
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The annual meeting of members of the Dungog A. and H. Association will be held in the School of Arts on Friday, 5th November, at 7.30 p.m., for…
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A big carnival and dance night will be held in the James Theatre next Thursday, October 21, commencing at 8 p.m. Each girl candidate—namely…
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