Maitland Show Committee
A meeting of the Maitland Show committee was held at the association office, West Maitland, last evening, Mr. W. H. Mackay, president, in the chair. Mr. John…
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Shows & fairs, 1919
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Abandoned Show £1500 LOST Is the Society Wanted?
A special meeting of the committee of the Newcastle A., H. and L. Association was held for the purpose of dealing with the situation that has arisen…
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The Kurri Kurri show committee has issued its schedule of events, of a most varied and comprehensive order, embracing in all 337 classes. They…
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Amount previously acknowledged, £923 17s 10d; H. Cooper, Wakefield Repatriation Day Committee, house to house canvass, £3 2s; H. Cooper, sale of buttons,…
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Amount previously acknowledged, £945 5s 46; Adamstown Girls' Patriotic League, £2 10s; Toohey's, Ltd., £5 5s; employees of J. Couston, £5 11s; A Brewer,…
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THERE IS AN IMPRESSION IN RACING CIRCLES THAT THE INFLUENZA RESTRICTIONS' WILL BE LIFTED TO ALLOW OF…
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In the course of a letter to The Sydney Sun" to-day Mr. R. W. Gibbs, of Gibbs, Bright and Co. says:— I feel sure that the Government…
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The following additional amounts have been received: The Mothers' Club, £40 9s 7d; Cook's Hill Patriotic League, £65 9s 7d; Hamilton Superior Public School…
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The Newcastle West and Cook's Hill Welcome Home Committee realised £5 7s 9d, and the Hearts of Oak £62 is 2d to-wards the above. Included in the War…
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Amount previously acknowledged, £981 8s 2d; Hamilton Superior Public School (infants), per Miss Lambert, £2; Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Jones, proceeds tickets…
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Amount previously acknowledged, £993 11s 8d: Toronto Repatriation Carnival £111 18s 4d; Broken Hill Proprietary, Limited, £100: Killingworth Repatriations…
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The Newcastle Pigeon, Canary and Cage Bird Society will hold Us show on June 20 and 21. The schedules will be out in two or three days, and…
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Business in connection with the wind-up of the recent Repatriation Carnival will be performed to-morrow. The secretary (Mr. Mark Held) has…
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Statements submitted to the Repatriation Carnival Committee this morning by Mr. Earp (treasurer) and Mr. Mark Reld (secretary) showed…
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The repatriation carnival committee met yesterday, Mr. H. C. Langwill in the chair. Accounts totalling £131 4s 9d were…
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Mudlarks and the keenest of the district fight fans, in sufficient force to make a fairly large house, attended at the Imperial last night, when the first local…
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The Waish Island share in the recent Repatriation Carnival resulted in a profit of £154 7s 6d, made up as follows: Chocolate raffles, £42 3s Id:…
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Lord Sydenham, formerly Governor of Victoria, on behalf of the British Empire League, gave a luncheon to an important gathering of official and…
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The Repatriation Carnival raffles are to be drawn in Paling's rooms on the ground floor at noon on Wednesday. The list of articles whose…
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At the British Empire League luncheon the Dominions' representatives and business men resolved to hold in the Bummer of 1921 an Empire…
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