School News Combined High Schools' Athletic Carnival
The Muswellbrook High School athletic team, consisting of 16 representatives, travelled to Sydney on Tuesday, 23rd…
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Big Increase in Entries at Branxton Show
Branxton's second agricultural show opened this morning under leaden skys with mild spring…
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More than 90,000 members of 173 agricultural societies, and seven agricultural bureaux,, are co-operating with…
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The arrival of sideshows for the Annual Show is steadily increasing and will provide one of the many…
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The Town Clerk .(Mr- H. V. Deans) said to-day that one-way traffic only would be allowed in a number of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →R.S.L. Auxiliary Show Stall
SINGLETON: At their monthly meeting, members of the RSL Ladies' Auxiliary made arrangements to conduct…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Heavy Showers Mar Branxton Show Gate Takings Reach £385 On Main Day
Despite intermittent heavy showers that turned the Branxton showground into soggy patches of mud, the crowd had paid £385 in gate money when Mr. E. W. Sparke, of Maitland, officially opened the second annual Show at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon…
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SYDNEY: At the Alexandria Saleyards today fairly good supply of forage were available and a fair inquiry…
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SINGLETON: The caretaker of the Singelton Show Ground (Mr. F. Bates) said this morning that more rain…
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Residents of Cessnock and district will be interested to know that Mr. W. S. Peterson and Mrs. D. Stokes appeared…
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SYDNEY: In a bid to popularise Olympic-style horse jumping the N.S.W. branch of the Equestrian Federation of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Junior Farmer Successes at Branxton Show
Muswellbrook Junior Farmer Club members continued their run of successes at the Branxton Show last week. The team…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News From Aberdeen Successful Flower Show Bright Display of Blooms
There was a very large crowd at the annual flower show and fair on Friday last, where a fine display of flowers and cakes was…
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The secretary of the Hunter Street School Mothers' Club, Mrs. P. C. Blessing, reported to-day that the…
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Annual othietic carnival for primary pupils of district schools will be stage or Maitland show ground on Friday next. It will be the 22nd annual carnival staged under…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fair Response For Rabbit Virus Says Stock Inspector
The campaign of myxomatosis inoculation now being carried out by the Denman-Singleton…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Singleton Show Opens To-morrow
SINGLETON: Sideshows are already being turned away from Singleton Showground as many arrive to…
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The Sydney Weather Bureau has forecast one or two thunderstorms for tomorrow, the opening day of the Singleton Show. N.A.A. officials expect that the ground will become fairly soft if more rain falls. The ground keeper, Mr…
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One of the highlights in the display pavilion at Singleton Show this week will be Messrs. Gordon & Gotch's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dungog Show Association Mr. R. J. Alison Re-elected President
Mr. R. J. Alison was re-elected President of the Dungog Show Association last Friday night…
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