Skating Carnival
A successful poster and fancy dress skating carnival, in aid of the funds of the Newcastle and Northern District Returned Soldiers' Federation, was held at…
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Shows & fairs, 1917
347 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 14 of 18
Spring Show
We are advised by the secretary of the A . H., and I. Association that another special attraction will be in evidence at thy show to be held on…
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The returned soldiers' skating carnival at the Rink de Luxe was postponed last evening, in consequence of the heavy rain, until to-morrow evening. Among the…
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The skating carnival promoted by the Returned Soldiers' Federation will be concluded at the Royal Rink de Luxe to-night A number of attractions are…
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The Returned Soldiers' Skating Carnival was repeated at the Royal Rink de Luxe last evening. There was a large attendance, and the floor space was fully…
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AMSTERDAM, Monday.—The "Koinische Volkszeitung," commenting upon the last Bernstorif disclosure, says it is most regrettable that the…
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Now that the entries are all in, it possible to visualise the scope and elements of success in the Newcastle Agricultural Association's Spring…
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If the promise of the large entry is fulfilled, the new venture of a spring show is likely to be an annual fixture. The ring will not lack for attractions, the…
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The Newcastle Agricultural Society's spring show is to he held to-morrow and Saturday. Numerous entries have been received, particularly in the dog and…
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That the people of Newcastle fully realise the magnificent work the War Chest Fund is doing by giving comforts to our lighting men right in the…
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The Newcastle Agricultural Society's Spring Show is to be held to-day and to-morrow. Good entries have been received for all the competitive events…
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The first spring show under the auspices of Newcastle A. H. and I. Association was opened to-day at the society's grounds at Broadmeadow,…
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In the fisheries court at the Newcastle Spring Show are a number of splendid, life-like photographs of fishes of New South Wales, of great…
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A Spring show of any pretensions was a novelty, in fact, something of an experiment, with the Newcastle Agricultural and Horticultural Association…
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The Kitchener Hall, Adamstown, was again crowded on Saturday night when the management presented "Mrs. Plum's Pedding" as the star attraction,…
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The attendance at the Newcastle Spring Show held on Friday and Saturday was were disappearing. On Friday it was thought by members of the committee…
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The annual self-denial fair of the Tighe's Hill Salvation Army was opened at the local hall yesterday afternoon. The building was crowded when Mrs. Winn…
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A flower show and spring fair in aid of the East Maitland Presbyterian Church funds was opened in the Mechanics institute East Maitland, yesterday afternoon,…
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A successful sale of work was held at Tighe's Hill in aid of the Salvation Army self denial appeal. The had was prettily decorated, giving in the appearance of a…
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Sir—As all our available energies at the present time should be devoted to assisting our boys at the front, the carnival to be held at Toronto should…
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