South Singleton. Carnival Cycle Race Winners
Results of the races conducted by the Singleton Cycle Club at the carnival on Monday afternoon, were:—…
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Singleton Thieves' Haul Worth £140 Took Advantage Of Carnival Ceremony
THIEVES who broke into two houses in Dangar Road and Percy St. on Monday, got away…
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IN ONE of the most impressive ceremonies ever seen in Singleton Miss Marie Smith was on Monday night crowned "Queen of the Carnival" in John Street. The ceremony was watched by many…
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SULRTY weather prevailed for the carnival and sports in aid of the Dangar Cottage Hospital and Northern Commercial…
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The sale of work promoted by the Girls’ Auxiliary in aid of All Saints' Church, Woodville, opened by Mrs. Klein, of Morpeth,…
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CESSNOCK, Thursday. — The Cessnock branch of the Arts Council has arranged an exhibition at the Cessnock Council…
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A profit of £216 was made when the annual school carnival was held at Weston Public School. During the morning a Pet Parade…
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Cessnock Art Council's Exhibition of the work of local artists to be held in the Municipal Council Chambers on…
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There are exceptions to every rule, and this applies in respect of postponed functions. This is strikingly exemplified…
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Members of the Stroud R.S.L.. Women's Auxiliary conducted a most successful Fair on "Remembrance Day," Saturday, 11th November, in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Regal Champion at the Oxford Show
This year's Royal Oxford Show attracted record entries in many classes, and overseas visitors were well in evidence among the 55,000 people who attended during the two days. South American buyers were keen bidders…
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The Church of England Women’s Guild held its annual fair in the R.S.L. rooms, Greta, on Saturday, and it was an…
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SINGLETON, Monday.—At the meeting of the N.A.A. Council, the president (Mr. K. Warburton) outlined Improvements for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London Motor Show Breaks Two Records
This year’s Motor Show Earl's Court, London, established records both In attendances and new business…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Paterson Show to Be Opened by Woman
The 1950 Paterson show made Slate-wide history with is staging of Demonstration Day, and so in February, 1951, when…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Show Grandstand to Be Repaired N.A.A. to Make it Safe in Time For Rodeo
AT a meeting of the N.A.A. Council, held at the Showground on Saturday, it was decided to have a thorough investigation made into the condition of the Association's grandstand so that appropriate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kurri Home Science School Annual Exhibition
The annual exhibition of work at Kurri Kurri Home Science School Hill be held on Thursday afternoon. The function, which will be opened…
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All roads — and the highways and by-ways as well — will lead to Murrurundi on Friday and Saturday next, the big days of the…
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The Cessnock Arts' and Crafts' Exhibition will open in the Cessnock Municipal Council Chambers to-morrow…
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LONDON, Nov. 29.—The House of Commons, by a free vote of 389 to 134, decided yesterday that the “fun fair,” which is to be part…
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