The Henley Carnival
The gregarious spirit which leads to the congregation of huge crowds at popular recreations was never so strikingly exemplified as on Saturday night last, when…
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Shows & fairs, 1919
334 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 15 of 17
Army Fair
A fair and jumble sale, promoted by the ladies associated with the Salvation Army in Newcastle, was held in the Army Citadel, Hunter-street West,…
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A fair, promoted by the ladies associated with the Salvation Army in Newcastle, was opened in the Citadel, Hunter-street West, on Saturday afternoon, and…
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The grounds of the Brown-street Congregational Church made an ideal spot for the peace and Victory Fair opened there this afternoon. Trees…
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The spring festival, in connection with the Congregational Church, Newcastle was opened yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Mrs. A. J…
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"Two Soldiers" take, up the complaint:—Reading last night's paper we came across this statement by Alderman…
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The opening of the Victory Fair on be-half of the Adamstown Methodist Church building fund took place yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large…
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A Peace Fair, In aid of the fund for the erection of a new church, won opened in the Tighe's Hill Methodist Church yesterday afternoon. Mr. F. Luckham, who…
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Dealing with the question of wages paid to the works foreman and quarryman. Alderman Saunders stated at Adamstown Council meeting that when…
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The Newcastle West and Cook's Hill Welcome Home Committee have their arrangements well forward for the carnival in Hunter-street West on Friday next…
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November 11—Gosford. November 12, 13—Glen Innes. November 16—Wallsend. November 17—Gloucester…
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A "Victory Fair," on behalf of the Carrington Methodist Church new kindergarten hall building fund was opened yesterday afternoon in the…
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The Lord Mayor's show was opened to-day in gloomy weather, but with the customary brilliance. The feature was the League of Nations pageant, in…
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Complete preparations have been made by the committee of the Newcastle West and Cook's Hill Welcome Home Committee for their big street carnival this…
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An army of girls is invading Hunter-street West this afternoon, and will continue the attacks on the pockets of Newcastle people to-night. The…
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To raise funds to enable them to welcome homo returned soldiers and sailors in a fitting manner, and to provide medals to all men who enlisted from…
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The Newcastle Eight-Hour Committee made arrangements that no public speaking was to take place at the Eight-hour sports, to be held on the…
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An exhibition of art work by the scholars of the Newcastle High School was opened in the lecture hall at the School of Arts yesterday. The…
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Although thousands of people, after witnessing the procession, went to the beaches and other pleasure resorts, there was a large attendance at the…
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The medals and trophies won in last season's League football have arrived in Newcastle and will be displayed in the window of Mr. H. P…
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