WALBUNDRIE Show Visitors
The Walbundrie show brought with it the usual visitors from distant centres. Amongst them were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scheer, of Mannum, SA and…
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“Horsey” Shots in the Show Ring
Among the prize winners yesterday were:— Top Left : Miss May Sanderson’s Sox. and Mrs D. G. Masterton’s Cameo. Both received blue ribbons for their success as a pair of galloways. Top Right : Valbleu, owned by Mrs Austin, of Humula, moved nicely in the preliminaries…
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Judge of ponies at yesterday’s Albury Show, Mr H. M. Warburton, said some were outstanding. Left top and below are shots of champion pony, Tony, ridden by Miss Norma Abbey, of Yass. Top Right : Miss Ann White, home from school, and staying with her parents at Bungowannah, was a keen competitor…
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A large Albury audience saw more magic in the show given by the Great Levante in his canvas theatre last evening than it could ordinarily expect in a lifetime…
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Top : Grand champion Clydesdale (nearest camera). Farleton Drumsley. owned by Mr Amos Dickens. Corowa. This aristocrat also won the chief award at the Melbourne Royal. Below : School children with their ponies caused the judge much thought when he sought among them for prize winners…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →First Three-Day Show Since The War All-time Record in Horse Entries Amusement Alley Packed With Side Shows Big Crowd Expected to Throng Ground Today
With the promise of its one-time gaiety and movement evident to all, Albury Show yesterday opened its first three-day show since the war in warm weather. It was judging day, and as always on a first day the attendance was small, though at £58 the receipts exceeded pre-war figures. Spread over the large ground the people did not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Acquatic Carnival at Yarrawonga
As advertised the annual Acquatic Carnival on Victoria's great inland lake will be held at Yarrawonga, on Boxing Day, December 26th, 1946…
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The Annual Spring Fair and Flower Show conducted by St. Andrew's Ladles Guild in the Town Hall on Thursday last, presented yet…
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Benalla Show will be held on Friday and Saturday, October 18-19. An attractive exhibition is promised…
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At Left : A charming study of Miss D. McMahon with her winning silkhaired terrier, at the Albury Show yesterday. Right : Hoodlums and Snifter, English setters, owned by Doug Howell, of Albury, make a pretty study in canine expectancy…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →No title 100 Years of Australian Art Deniliquin Exhibition Opens
Commencing on Monday next and continuing for a period of three weeks, an exhibition entitled "100 Years of Australian Art" will be held in the Supper Room of the Town Hall. This exhibition is entirely free, the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Winning Pairs in the Ring at Albury Show
Four riders and their horses who won prizes in the strongest horse show ever held at Albury. Top Left : Youth and age—Janice Jones, of Albury, only four years aloft on Bonny Boy. 35-year-old veteran of the show ring, owned by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Man Bitten by Snake at Show Ambulanceofficers Kept Busy
Patients almost deluged Albury ambulance officers at the Albury Show yesterday in a record crop of 28 cases…
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An almost capacity house at the Plaza Theatre last evening saw the fruits of months of preparation by a cast of 45 local performers in the…
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The Benalla Show is advertised in this issue to take place on Friday and Saturday, October 18 and 10. One of the attractions will be a Bush Fire…
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The first 3-day Albury Show since the war opened on Tuesday last. On Wednesday the main day, there was a record crowd of about 15,000 people…
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Mr T. A. Field’s pony, Royal Boy, ridden by Miss Norma Abby, of Yass, taking a jump in the hunting contest at Albury Show yesterday. He won the championship in the pony or galloway hunting class…
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At top is the champion Illawarra Shorthorn bull, owned by Mr Albert Jones, on parade at Albury Show. Below : Four years old Jane Griffifth daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Griffith. “Delaware,” was quite at home on her pony…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →President Delighted With Great Success of the Show Last Day Yesterday Total Taking For Three Days— £1368
The tumult and the excitement have died, the silken horses are dispersed, the sideshow tents are coming down —Albury Show, 1946, is over, and in a thousand homes people are talking it over…
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Albury Show patrons expressed amazement at the large stocks of cigarettes and tobacco appearing on stands…
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