Glen Innes Show
A special meeting of the Glen Innes Show Committee was held on Saturday afternoon to consider a motion to hold the show at the end of the present…
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Armidale after a Show Record. Drought Beats Other Places. the Only Show on the Table-land
The Secretary's forecast concerning the satisfactory entry for the 1949 Show at Armidale has been amply fulfilled. Despite everything, the entries…
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Despite the unfavorable outlook in the early part of this year, the prospects for the. Armidale Show to beheld next Tuesday, Wednesday…
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Despite the unfavorable outlook in the early part of this year, the prospects for the Armidale Show, to be held next Tuesday, Wednesday,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Royal Jubilee Show. K[?] Closing
The early [?] for the Sydney Royal show which will begin on April 14 are reported [?] be coning is very well Numbers of broses, cattle, pige,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Repatriation Carnival. a Great Day for a Great Cause. High Water Mark in Procession. Gratifying Financial Result
Many things conspired to make yesterday's big carnival an abounding and overwhelming success. To begin with the object in view--the raising of a…
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Despite the unfavorable outlook In the early part of This year the prospecls for the Armidale Show to be held next Tuesday Wednesday…
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Ideal weather prevailed for the Repatriation Carnival at Glen Innes on Wednesday, which was observed as a close holiday; The profession wag the best…
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About 7000 bags of South African maize is due to arrive in Sydney nest week. A meeting of War Chest knitters…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Had Glen Innes Show Been Held. the Probable Loss
Speaking at the meeting last week, when it was decided to abandon the Glen Innes Show, Mr. J. J. Whyte end he had cerefully figured the thing out,…
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Despite the unfavorable outlook in the early part of this year, the prospects for the Armidale Show to be held next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and…
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Next week is carnival time. The annual show opens on Tuesday, with special attractions for all ages and all sections of the community…
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Despite the unfavorable outlook in the early part of this year, the prospects for the Armidale Show to be held next Tuesday, Wednesday,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →"The Better 'Ole." Arcadla Theatre, Wednesday & Thursday (show Nights)
"The Better Ole" is not cartoons—not a war story—but Bruce Bairnsfather's famous comedy that set all England laughing…
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The Schedule for the Jubilee Show which will open in Sydney on 14th April next has been issued. It contains the usual long list of classes for…
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The police sometimes help those who help themselves. The new price for butter, 200/8 per cwt., is the highest in the history of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Armidale District Show. Opening Day Yesterday. Fine Exhibition in Spite of Drought. Officials
President: Mr. H. W. Curtis. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. W. Curtis, W. T. Moffat, & Jos. Faint. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J. B. Fitzgerald…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Show Amusements. Monkey Motorists
One of the most novel attractions in the way of a side show on the showground. will be Fox's monkey motor car racers. It is claimed that this is…
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The 43rd annual show of the Armidale and New England P. and A. Association opened on Tuesday, in ideal weather. Judging by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Armidale Show. a Successful Fixture
Armidale and New England P. and A. Association's 43rd annual show was daly opened on Tuesday in most prepitious weather. Despite the severest…
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