Show Card and Ticket Writing
The Department of Education has granted the request for a show card and ticket writing class at Albury Trades School and the class will open…
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Boat Club Formed Aquatic Sports on Hume Dam Carnival Next
If enthusiasm such as that shown at a meeting of 24 Albury and Wodonga residents last evening is maintained, Hume Reservoir has…
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Permission was granted by the N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association last evening; for four Victorian stars to appear at the Albury Club’s…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Miss Grant at C.W.A. Address on Hospitals Flower Show in April
[?] members of the Albury Country Women’s Association attended the monthly meeting yesterday to listen to an address by tile organiser of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maternity Block for Albury Hospital What Mr. Jones Would Do No Immigrants and Fair Rents His Election Speech Last Evening
Opening his campaign before an enthusiastic audience at West Albury last evening, the Labor candidate for Albury, Mr. E. E. Jones, promised that if he were elected on March 26 he would set about immediately to have a maternity block…
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ALD. D. G. PADMAN, Deputy Mayor, who is also a vice-president of the Athletic Club. MR. L. QUINLAN, enthusiastic…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Scenes From Tallangatta Show
Tallangatta yesterday set the ball rolling With district shows for 1938. The fixture, which was given satisfactory patronage, was held in glorious weather. Top Left.—The Society committee, left to right: Messrs James Moyle, A. C. Hempol (vice-president), W. Brann, W. Hoysted (vice-president), R. C. Buchau (president), W. Fleming, W. H. Carlile, R. Stevenson; kneeling in front is the secretary (Mr. J. Ronan). Top Right.—A section of the grand parade. Centre Left.—A portion of the crowd on the grandstand watching the grand parade. Centre Right.—…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Thotograp[?] of Tallangatta Show
Photographs which have been published and many others which have not appeared of Tallangatta show may be inspected at Mr. J…
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Thanks to the interest of former Olympian, Frank Beaurepaire, and the Secretary of the Victorian Amateur Swimming Association (Mr. A. W. B…
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One of the most successful night carnivals yet held by the Deniliquin Swimming Club took place at the Edwards street pool on Wednesday…
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The Albury Amateur Swimming Club has been offered several Sydney stars for its big carnival at the Olympic Pool on the Monday of Carnival Week…
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Three smiling champions of the Albury High School, who. between them, pilled up most of the points at the carnival held at the Baths on Wednesday afternoon. They are (left to right). Shirely Arnold, juvenile and backstoke champion; Bessie Moorfield, who finked second in the backshokce championship, took first place in the 55 yards senior championship and first in the 30 yards breasts., and championship; and Mary Jackson, smiling after her…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Hay War Memorial High School. Swimming Carnival
The Hay War Memorial High School's annual swimming carnival was held on Wednesday afternoon and proved to be a most successful…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Interesting Pictures Taken at Tallangatta Show
Top Left and Right.— The grand parade claimed the attention of these specta[?] It was much cooler on the grandstand than in the sun. Centre Right.—Champion Ayrshire bull. “Peter” exhibited by Mr. W. A. Cardwell. Centre Right.—“Sherwood Endeavor,” a champion Clydesdale stallion, owned by Mr. S. Dunstan, Hoon. Bottom Left.—Mr. R. Wilson, Albury secured first secured first, prize with this utility white Leghorn rooster. Bottom centre,—Mr. L. C. Pollard’s (Bonegilla) entry, Al[?] Bank Lady’s secured the champion ribbon for milch Shorthorn bulls…
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The newly-formed Hume Boat Club will hold its first aquatic carnival at Hume Reservoir on Sunday afternoon, when special boats, which will include…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Walla Sports Carnival Pictures
Walla Sports, held on Saturday afternoon, proved an enjoyable fixture and was largely patronised. top Left.—Settling down to Ready” and there to eat the spoils of the lolly scramble. These children thought the event the best part of the programme. Top Right.—“Get Ready,” and there youngsters [?] the ,ark for the boys race. Middle Left.—Sheaf [?] an [?] to the sons of the soil. Throwing off for the first prize. The event was won by F. Moyar (left) and second place [?] gained by W. Honest (right). Centre Right.—Final of the walla…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Bee Swarm Holds Up Show
The programme of events al Tallangatta Show last week made no reference to one item that happened without the sanction of the committee. Much to the amusement of spectators bees swarmed on the top rail of one of the jumps and officials called for volunteers to remove thein. Mr. T. J. Kirk is…
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Pictures taken at Jingellic Show by the “Ma[?]” yesterday may be had on application to the “Border Morning Ma[?]…
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This picturesque sailer, owned by Mr. Horsfall, of Wodonga, made a pleasing picture at the Hume Boat Club’s regatta on Hume Reservoir on Sunday…
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Satisfactory palronage was given the Jingellic Show which was held yesterday. In the [?] left group. Mr. A. Mair. M.L.A.. is seen officially opening the show, whilst at his left is Mr. Roy Paton, M.L.A., who also addressed the gathering. right of Mr. Mair [?] Mr. G. E. Woodhouse. President of the Show Society, and the announcer, Mr. Frank Phillips. Top Right.—Entrants in the best rider (men(, W. Hunt (left) [?] first place. Left to right: L. Stores, A. Acocks and W. [?] (all drew for second place). N. Sheathey. L. Taylor and J. W. Hanna…
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