Special Train for Temora Show
Arrangements have been made with the Railway Commissioners that the special train for Temora Show on Wednesday 17th inst., will leave the…
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Shows & fairs, 1919
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Show Meeting
A meeting of the Quand'alla P. and A. Society was held on 30th August, when it was decided to go on with the forthcoming show…
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Schedules for the Quandialla Show, which takes place on October 22, are being issued from this office this week. There was a suggestion that this…
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THE following is from the "CHRONICLE." Mr Freudenstien's fine trophy is now displayed to excellent advantage across…
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Arrangements have been made with the Railway Commissioners for the special train to leava Temora for the Wyalong Show on Wednesday, 24th…
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On reference to our advt. columns it will be seen that Jack Cannot, the World-famed Comedian, will be showing nightly at the Centennial Hall…
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The Forbes Star Pictures (late Lorne) make their bow to the public in the town hall to-morrow night. Messrs Peppercorn and Grinsted are…
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We give a final reminder that the special train for Temora Show tomorrow will leave West Wyalong Siding at 8.55. We believe that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Advocate FRIDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, 1919. Local and General. Show Entries
Entries for the Wyaloug Show close to-morrow (Wednesday). On Thursday last C. E. Wallder & Co. conducted a clearing sale on…
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Jack Cannot and White City at the Centennial Hall. Philip Lyttou's Company in their canvas theatre in the River Park…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cowra En Fete Our Big Week an Assured Success Record Show & Rage Entries
Cowra's big week opened yesterday in delightful weather with the first day of our Annual Show. The exhibits were more numerous than…
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Next week will be Carnival Week, and it promises to be the best that has been held in the last 20 years. With the war over a great load has…
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Conditions have been very much against this year's exhibition on Tuesday and Wednesday next, but notwithstanding there is every prospect of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Quandialla (From our Correspondent). Show Meeting
A Show meeting was held on Saturday afternoon last, a big crowd turning up, the president, Mr. Conroy, in the ch[?]ir. Owing to a full report…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Covvra Free Press Use Soft Words and Hard Arguments Saturday, Sept. 20th, 1919 Cowra's Annual Carnival A Great Success in Ideal Weather Excellent Exhibits and a Large Attendance
Any members of tje P., A. and H. Association who had held the opinion that the Annual Show of 1919 should have been abandoned or postponed…
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LOCAL PRIZE WINNERS—Blood Stallion suitable for getting remounts—Mrs C. Keir's Serara, (since sold for £120 and has left the district)…
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The annual show opened to-day, with fine and pleasant weather prevailing. There seems to be the usual stir in the town, and it is confidently…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cowra Races. Janizary Wins Show Handicat (Second Day)
President's Handicap: Grosses Plain, 7.5 (Hill), 10 to 1, 1; Carmray, 8.8 (R. Walker), 5, to 2, 2; Happy Band, 9.10 (King), 2to 1, 3. Six runners. Won…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →District News EUGOWRA (From Our Own Correspondent). Bugowra Show
A general meeting of the show committee was held in the School of Arts on Friday, September 12. Present were: Messrs J. W. Lees, J. R…
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A Hughes boom is over the land. William Morris Hughes, Prune Minister of Australia, is the [?]on of the hour. Thousands gather round him,…
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