Springtime Carnival Bright Party
One of the brightest parties held in Muswellbrook, was the general opinion of dancers and onlookers who attended the Red Cross Society's…
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Blossom Fair at St. Peter’s
Mrs. F. de Witt Batty, wife of the Bishop of Newcastle, officially opened St. Peter’s annual Blossom Fair, in the Pariah Hall,…
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The secretary of the Paterson Show (Mr. S. M. Reynolds), accompanied by the assistant secretary (Mr. R. A. Ebbeck)…
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There was a large attendance at the Soldiers Memorial Hall on 29th ult., when the programme of talkie…
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Excellence of the needle and fancy work sections was a revelation to all who appreciate the home-made article. As usual this section was crowded and the judges-spent a long time sorting out the winners. They agreed that the…
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Blood stallion, three years and over, H. V. Andrews' Brubri; Galloway stallion, 14 hands and not exceeding 14.2, I White's…
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For the 77th time in its history the Northern Agricultural Association of Singleton staged its Show this week and reached the pinnacle of achievement It was an exhibition of which the town and district had good reason to be proud. There was a record number of entries and the exhibits, generally,…
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SINGLETON, Friday.—The second day of the 77th annual Singleton show opened this morning under ideal weather conditions. Front the…
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Exhibits prepared by business houses, motor distributors and machinery firms are a feature of the show…
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At the monthly meeting of the Scot’s Church Women’s Guild, members were gratified to receive a splendid balance sheet of the…
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MUSWELLBROOK: Trophies won by Muswellbrook High School athletes in a carnival at Quirindi were the Taylor cup for…
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SINGLETON, Sat.—To-day the third day of Singleton Show, was confined to sports and to the Judging of dogs…
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MUSWELLBROOK, Sat. — A bounteons season and the enthusiasm of the ladies of the Church Aid and flower growers…
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Grainger and Falkiner Pty. Ltd. report having conducted sales of exhibition live stock on the show ground. Fat cattle…
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Final ½ mile :D. King (Muswellbrook 1, D. Hector (Newcastle) 2, J. Probst (Newcastle 3. Final 1 mile : N. Osland…
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Mr. F. J. Auton Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, dealt with six cases of drunkenness this morning…
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Several purses and other valuable items lost on the showground, were found and returned to the secretary, who today…
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Weekend sporting fixtures, with the exception of rifle shooting and minor golf events, were cancelled in favour of the…
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The Northern Agricultural Association staged its first polo carnival in conjunction with the show on Friday and…
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The first day of Paterson Show, February 9. is Demonstration Day. and it will be of vital interest to all rural people. Besides the many…
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