Maitland District. Maitland Show
The entries for the Maitland Show number 3800, and with the extras should reach the 4000 mark. It has been decided to have the show…
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Shows & fairs, 1918
326 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 7 of 17
Judd's Jumpers Maitland Show Entries Committee in Quandary
The committees of the Hunter River Pastoral and Agricultural Society met at the grounds at West Maitland yesterday afternoon, when final arrangements were made…
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Heavy rain at Maitland last night and this morning improve the prospects of success for the local show, to be opened on Wednesday next…
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To-morrow the Maitland Show will be opened and will continue in operation until Saturday. The entries and conditions generally point to a very…
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The carnival, which was arranged to be held at Merewether Beach on Saturday last in connection with the opening of the new shelter shed, but which was…
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Maitland Show opens to-day. All the appearances are away promising, so that, given line weather, the crowds will arrive, and success will be assured. The entries in all stock…
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Mr. H. M. Somer, secretary of the New South Wales Agricultural Society, replying to-day to the criticism of the Sydney Show contained in the report of Mr. H. Schwieger,…
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The 57th Exhibition of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association was opened at West Maitland this morning. It will be continued until Saturday…
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Ideal weather prevailed yesterday for the opening day of the Maitland Show, and with a continuance of favourable conditions the committee may look forward to…
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The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Grahame) officially opened the show. Having recalled the fact that he was a native of the town, he made a strong appeal for…
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Showery conditions early this morning resulted in the Maitland showground being somewhat muddy. but fortunately the warm sunshine that followed put the ring into…
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Fine weather favored Maitland Show to-day; The sporting events were continued at one o'clock…
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Neither the war gloom nor the threatening weather interfered with the attendance at the Maitland Show yesterday. Pavilions, booths and grandstands were…
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Three council areas adjacent to Maitland Cesshock shire, Dungog municipality, and Wollarobba shire—did not have a public holiday on account of the Maitland Show…
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Ideal weather conditions prevailed yesterday for the third day of the Maitland Show, and there was a fair attendance. The sports ring was the centre of…
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The Maitland Show was concluded to-day. The Cessnock and Kurri trains were both packed, and many people from the mints visited the exhibition, which altogether will…
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The carnival on the Merewether Beach on Saturday afternoon and night was a great success, the attendance being very large. A fancy dress procession left the Glebe tram…
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The fifth annual show of the Kurri Kurri Horticultural, Bird, Dog, and Fine Arts Society will be held on June 7 and 8. The poultry section of last year's…
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Mr. J. Abigail said at the Quarter Sessions, in pleading for Albert William Goyen, a 17-year-old youth who had admitted having broken and entered a dwelling with…
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