Agricultural Bureau Show
SINGLETON: The coming year’s programme wag, drawn up at the monthly meeting of Gouldsville…
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The Queen at Homes Exhibition
Queen Elizabeth [?],, accompanied by Mr. H. MacMillan Minister of Housing and Local Government, is seen walking in Marylebone, London, where she recently visited an exhibition which demonstrated…
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When Grainger & Falkiner Pty. Ltd. hold their annual parade of spring fashions in the N.A.A…
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A dahlia championship will be held at the 1955 Royal Easter Show by the R.A. Society of New South Wales…
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The detection of faults in a watch without opening the case was one of the marvels of science that visitors to the British National Radio Show saw at Earl’s Court…
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Maitland Dramatic art club has decided to produce the comedy, “Women’s Eye View.” following the sucess…
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A demonstration of life-saving rafts was given in London, recently, to representatives of the Ministry of Transport and of a number of leading British shipping companies. These new devices are rubber rafts of the air-sea rescue type which can be inflated in thirty seconds by the simple pulling of a cord…
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TIMELY RAINS LAST WEEK AVERAGING ONE INCH THROUGHOUT WESTERN RIVERINA, CENTRAL WESTERN PLAINS AND THE CENTRAL WEST, BUT TAPERING OFF EASTWARDS,…
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Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, examines an eel trop with Mr. F. D. Dye, of Yarmouth, during her visit to the Rural Industries Section of the Royal Norfolk Show…
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Orchids, donated by Maitland Orchid Society, will be a feature of the decoration at the Spring Fashion Parade…
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Mr. W. A. Howarth. MLA, will open St Ethel’s Public School Red and White Fair at 3 p.m. on Saturday,…
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Admission charges to the show this year have been increased to adults 4/-, children under 15 years of age…
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The stage of Maitland Police Boys’ Club has been decorated with spring flowers for the Spring Fashion Parade…
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The Dolls' Show and Mad Hatters' Parade attracted a large crowd on Saturday afternoon. There was great…
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In Saturday last the Presbyterian Church held their annual Scots' Fair in the Showground…
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SINGLETON, Thursday: The council of the Northern Agricultural Association has increased admission charges…
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The Mayoress of Maitland, Mrs. F. O. Fahey, opened the Maitland Congregational Church’s annual fair, which…
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Maitland Show Society has revised the agricultural section of the 1955 show schedule. Certain classes that have not…
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The committee of the Junior Farmer-High School Sports Carnival has finalised the programme for the second annual carnival to be held on Saturday, 9th October. The carnival will be held…
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Proceeds from the sports carnival, conducted for the Cessnock and District Police and Citizens' Boys' Club, on…
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