International Exhibition
An international exhibition sponsored by Maitland Rotary Club—the first to be held in the world by a Rotary branch…
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803 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 5 of 41
Carnival bowls play restricted
SYDNEY.—Rain stopped play on eight greens in the third round of the fours championship at the Country…
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A 55-year-old farmer was fatally injured in a horse stampede at Tenterfield Show on Saturday…
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In the utility poultry classes at Paterson show G.S. Rossell was awarded first and reserve champion for Minorca…
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Entries in most sections are above last year's level, for the 17th annual Raymond Terrace…
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It was decided at a committee meeting of Lorn Park Bowling Club to conduct an Easter carnival…
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A meeting to wind up the carnival held last November was held in the School of Arts last Friday night. There…
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Maitland Show Council [?] night appointed Mr. L. H. L[?] to act[?] president during [?] [?] abroad of the…
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With Maitland Show only a little over a week away, preparation of the showground and exhibits is increasing in…
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The untrained champion in any field is a myth and farmers planning to show the quality of their dairy stock at the Royal or the Singleton Show this year should train their animals…
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T[?] Show, which is to be held on March 31 and April 1, offers a total of £1500 prizemoney for exhibits and…
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The Upper Hunter P. and A. Association has received notification from the Hon. E. H. Graham, M.L.A., Minister for Agriculture and Food Production, that he will open the Upper Hunter Show at…
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Everything is going satisfactorily for the show, said Mr. H. E. Sparke, president, at a meeting of Maitland Show Council last night. “It seems now,” he added, “that all depends on…
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RAYMOND TERRACE: The Raymond Terrace Junior Former 17th Annual Show promises to be one of the best yet organised by this successful and enthusiastic club…
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After many anxious moments early in the week when rain continued to fall, the committee were relieved when the havy curtain of fog on Wednesday morning lifted to reveal a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →U.H. Committee Preparing for Show Big Display by Marching Girls
At its meeting on Monday night the Upper Hunter P. and A. Association committee proceeded further with its programme of organisation for the 64th. Upper Hunter Show, to be held at…
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Judges appointed to officiate in the varions sections of the Cessnock Show, which is to be held on March…
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The secretary of the Cessnock Show Society (Mr. W. Brown) said that an effort; being made to have the…
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Pig breeders, noting the approach of the country shows and of the Royal in Sydney at Easter, are intensifying the preparation of their exhibits. Preparation really commences 12 to 18 momths before the judging day,but here are a few hints from…
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The Newcastle staff of the A.B.C., headed by its representative (Mr. R. Freney), will man its Showground studio…
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