Buckjumping Show
There was a very large attendance at the buckjumping show last evening, and the programme presented was of a most attractive character. Jack Dempsey, a…
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Shows & fairs, 1908
188 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 5 of 10
Newcastle Show
A meeting of the ladies' general committee appointed to make arrangements in connection with the holding of a tea tent at the forthcoming show of the…
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Sir,—The idea of issuing threepenny "concession tickets" to the thousands of school children in this district for to-day's and to-morrow's show at…
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The Newcastle Show, which had to be abandoned in February on account of the inclement weather, will be continued to-day and to-morrow in addition to…
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Highly satisfactory progress shown all round is the general verdict on the second separate exhibition held by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and…
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The seventh annual exhibition of the Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural, and Industrial Association, held during two days in March, and then postponed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London News. London, April 3rd. the Franco-british Exhibition.—the Port of London Reforms.—england's New Army.—new Irish Universities.—mr. Balfour on Preference.—home Rule.—a Wonderful Gun.—motor Exhibition. the Franco-british Exhibition
Much has been said and written about the France-British Exhibition at Shepherd's Bush, but no one who has not been on the ground lately can have any idea…
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The continuation of the Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural, and Industrial Association's seventh annual show was brought to a conclusion on…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The British collection of works of art at the Franco-British Exhibition is valued at £600,000, and the French collection…
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Sir,—All true Scots are expecting to have the pleasure of welcoming our colonial friends to our Scottish National Exhibition in Edinburgh during May to…
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Sir,—Considering the splendid programme and the beautiful weather in evidence last Saturday, the attendance on the show ground was anything but…
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The Franco-British Exhibition, which was opened in London yesterday, may be regarded as something moots than as mere display of the…
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Notwitbstanding the delightful weather and the excellent programme catalogued the two "extra days" show was not patronised as it should have been by…
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The formal opening of the Franco[?]ritish Exhibition at Shepherd's Bush, [?]ook place to-day. The brilliancy of the ceremony was…
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LONDON Monday.—The West Australian Court at the Franco-British Exhibition has been completed…
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It was proposed in Sydney that the Lord Mayor of that city should inaugurate a Lord Mayor's show. Happily, the proposal was rejected as if it had been…
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The committee of the Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural, and Industrial Association met in the association's office last evening, Dr. J. L. Beeston presiding…
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In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, an application was made for an injunction in the dispute between the…
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May 15th will be a great day for London, for that is the chosen date on which King Edward and President, Fallieries will open the Franco-British Exhibition—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →London News. the Two Prime Ministers.—the New Ministry.—mr. Morley and India.—mr. T. Price on Emigration.—franco-british Exhibition.—mr. Balfour and the Press.—the All Red Route.—the Hop Industry. London, April 17th. the Two Prime Ministers
The news that sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman has tendered to the King at Blarritz his resignation of the office of Prime Minister, and that this…
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