Queensland Carnival
Queensland Jubilee Carnival commenced yesterday. Brisbane was crowded with visitors from all parts of Australia…
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The Jubilee Exhibition. Brisbane
The show was officially opened yesterday, when there were 48,000 people present. Dan Patch, the Victorian treating…
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Queensland commenced its jubilee carnival on Monday. The northern capital has filled rapidly--filled with men and women from…
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The second carnival of the season eventuated at the Olympia Rink on Wednesday evening. The skating arena was very extensively patronised, the…
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The annual Methodist Church flower she and exhibition will take place in the Town Hall on October 20th, 21st and 22nd. Schedules may be obtained…
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A fresh lease of interest was given to the Jubttes Exhibition when the second week was entered upon on Monday morning. A large number of children and…
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To demonstrate how easily a fortified city could be destroyed by bombs dropped from airships at night, Mr. Roy Knabenshue sailed…
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The Queensland Jubilee Exhibition was concluded on Saturday night…
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The Village Fair to be held under the auspices of the Inverell Salvation Army, promises to be a great success. The Mayor (Ald. Ditzell) will open the…
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The Keystone View Company will on Monday night next show in the Town Hall a very good programme of living pictures, under the auspices of…
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THAT skating still retains its hold on public popularity was evidenced by the large gathering that assembled at the first Carnival held under the auspices of the local…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the committee of the above was held on Saturday last, when there were present: Messrs. John Hynes, V.P. (chair), Donoghue, Roos, J…
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Great preparations hive been made for the Salvation Army Village Fair during the past few weeks and on Wednesday afternoon everything was in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Inverell Horse Parade. Exhibition of Good Stock. Interesting Ring Events
The horse parade and ring events which have been looked forward to for some weeks past eventuated on Wednesday last, and fine weather conditions…
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THE annual meeting of members took place in the Gymnasium on Friday evening last, and was well attended. The meeting took the form of a smoke social,…
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The [?]vation Army Fair held in the Army Bar[?]ancks last week proved a success in every way. The financial takings totalled £35, and about £5 or £6…
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The skating carnival at the show Ground rink on Wednesday night proved to be a brilliant affair. Mr. L. Short (manager) had all the…
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Sir,--I wish to complain of the unfair methods adopted in toe competitions at the recent carnival. I want to know why Miss L. Ware, who was…
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THE first meeting of the newly elected committee of the local Agricultural Society was held an Saturday last, when there were present:—Messrs. C. W…
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For this event which is fixed for October 20, 21 and 22 in the Town Hall a moat attractive list of prize-money and trophies is offered. The…
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