Last Day of Revival Show
This afternoon and tonight will see the final screenings of a revival programme at the Regent. Occupying the star position is “God’s Country and the…
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Swimming Champions at Saturday’s Carnival Albury Club to Meet To-morrow
Given reasonable weather, officials of the Albury Amateur Swimming Club are confident that the ERASA championship carnival, at the Albury…
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Now that fine weather seems assured, nothing can prevent the big tennis exhibition on Saturday at the Corowa Tennis Club's courts from…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Interested in Grammar School Swimming Carnival
Interested in the Albury Grammar School swimming carnival on Tuesday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Hack Winners at Jingellic Show
Prancing around the ring this attractive pair owned by Mr and Mrs Sheather, caught the judge’s eye at Jingellic show. He awarded them first prize in the section for a pair of hacks. Youngest member of a really “horsey” family. Barbara Brindley,…
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Well-known district show ring rider, Ossie Rixon, has been competing at shows for over 43 years. At Jingellic on Wednesday Hearp’s (Corryong) pony was selected for him to ride over fences, but striking a batten at the first jump with its near side hind leg it was badly…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Young, Australia League Royal Show Visit for Country Boys
Each year, before the war, the young Australia League brought into the metropolis, boys from all parts of the State to see the Royal Agricultural…
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St David’s Ladies’ Guild have arranged a Scotch Fair in the grounds of the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Kiefel, 627 Olive st., on March 15, afternoon…
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Several good backs were lined up for judging at Jingellic show on Wednesday. Picture at top shows the judge Mr R. Richardson, of Wodonga, giving entrants a thorough examination before allocating prizes. Bottom : Some of the spectators al the judging ring…
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Over 700 people witnessed an exhibition of tennis by Dinny Pails, Colin Long, Mrs Nancye Bolton, Miss Pat Jones and Miss Clare Proctor on the Yarrawonga LTC…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →[?] Benalla Carnival Will Be Continued Today And Tonight
[?] Hospital Carnival Committee [?] commenced [?] carnival on Saturday [?] under electric [?] and in [?] weather. The attendance was…
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The championship swimming carnival conducted by the Albury Amateur Swimming Club at the Olympic Fool on Saturday night was an outstanding success and productive of some of the best swimming seen here for a considerable period…
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The second annual show of the Porepunkah and District Agricultural League was held at Porepunkah on Saturday. Weather conditions were…
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The exhibition tennis matches at the Corowa Tennis Club's grass courts on Saturday last caused much enthusiasm amongst the…
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The Young Australia League has resumed its touring activities and at Easter, this year the League is conducting a grand…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →First Day of Tumbarumba Show Tumbarumba
The Tumbarumba PA and [?] Society’s [?] annual show was opened today in fine and warm weather. There was a [?] attendance. There was an excellent display…
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St David’s Women’s Guild will hold a Scotch Fair at the home of Mr C. [?]iefel, 627 Olive street, next Saturday during afternoon and evening. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming Secondary Schools Boys’ Carnival Yesterday
Inclement weather beginning about mid-day threatened to ruin the Inter-School Swimming Carnival at the City baths yesterday afternoon, but after a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Young Australia League Royal Show Visit for Country Boys
The premier event of the year is the New South Wales Royal Agricultural Show. What better way could a country boy have of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Despite Rain, Tallangatta Show Was The Best Yet Held Crowd of 3000 Sees Grand Array of Exhibits An All-Time Record Number Of Entries
Tallangatta Show yesterday was marred to some extent by heavy showers which commenced to fall shortly before lunch and continued throughout the afternoon. Despite the rain, a crowd estimated at 3000 attended and paid £158 In admission. President of the society (Mr M. Stevenson) irk his first year in the chief office, remarked that gate takings…
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