Effect of Drought Agricultural Exhibits on Show Displays
The effect of the hot dry weather of the last few months is evident in the agricultural exhibits at the show. The fruit, particularly, is small and…
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Shows & fairs, 1923
712 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 36
Day for the People Newcastle's Show Holiday Spectacular Ring Events Start Thousands Flock to Broadmeadow
It was the people's day at the Newcastle show to-day, The main judging finished, and the grounds looking spick and span, and chocked full of things to see, the show was ready to be viewed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pictures of the Newcastle Show, the Official Opening of Which Took Place To-day There Are Over Five Thousand Exhibits
BILLY.—A constant visitor to the Newcastle Show from 1899 till 1923. Billy was a prize winn or at the first show 24 years ago. and has been a consistent winner right up to the present time and has never missed either a first or second prize in any…
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It is anticipated that the fancy fair, the Ocean baths, will attract a record crowd this week-end. Country visitors will find the same pleasure there as…
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A list of shows which have been secured for the benefits of patrons at the ocean beach carnival is advertised. Peleng's aero flying, machine will be in…
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—of Oakleaf Jams, Sauces, Pickles, etc., are available at the Stanmore Company's stand. Enter the £75 competition—costs you nothing…
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The farmers in the back country have commenced their trek to Maitland show. The sweltering heat or last week did not prevent them from making a start…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Newcastle Show the Third Day. a Great Gathering
With a big crowd round the ring enclosure, packed spectators in the members and grand stands, and throngs in the pavilions and booths, the Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Newcastle Unlimited Public Provedors Our Shop Window Display Round the Ground at the Newcastle Show
No. 1: Mr. Anthony Hordern's fawn and white Guernsey, Milton Prince, 1st prize. No. 2: The rulers of the Show, reading from left to right—Mr. L. D. Dixon, treasurer; Mr. H. M. Cohen, president; Mr. E. J. Dann, secretary. No. 3 Mr. A. Hordern's fawn and white Guernsey cow, Guinevere, 1st prize winner in its section. No. 4: Mr. A. Hordern's Sarah, fawn and white Guernsey cow, also first in its section. No.5: Exhibit by the Newcastle Abattoirs, showing numerous products. No. 6: Mr. A. Hordern's grey stallion, Greylight, 3 years old, by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Day of the Children Their Holidays the Show Judging the District's Best Dogs Pandemonium at Broadmeadow
To-day is children's day at the Newcastle Show, and the ground is overrun by thousands of them. The public schools have a holiday, and apparently every child from every school is at the show…
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The annual show of the Macleay Agricultural, Horticultural, and Industrial Association will be held at Kempsey on March 14, 15, and 16. In addition to…
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Yesterday was the Children's Day at the Newcastle Show. With the special holiday for the schools there were several thousands of juveniles on the ground, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Show Ring Attempt at Record Jump
An attempt to break the record high Jump of 7ft [?] was made by Miss Roache on W. J. Weir's Musician at the show late yesterday afternoon…
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The forestry pavilion is to the country visitor one of the most interesting portions of the show. Bush axe handles are shown exemplifying the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Coalfields News and Concerns Hopeful Reports Empire Exhibition British Firms' Support LONDON
The Empire Exhibition's executive officer states that applications for space from British manufacturers are on a considerable scale, going far to…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boxing Punching the Bag Fairhall's Exhibition
Nutty Fairhall, 9.93 (formerly of Cessnock, now of Port Kembla), outpointed Fernand Quendreux, 10.0 (France) in a 20-round contest at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Newcastle Show. Successful Conclusion
The Newcastle Show was brought to a conclusion on Saturday with the largest attendance of the live days of this year's fixture. The takings for the day…
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There was a large attendance at Manly yesterday afternoon, when twelve clubs were represented in the grand parade and march past. This resulted in a win for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Oh, Listen to the Band! Where's the Music that is half so sweet. [?]tara-rata! Ta-tara-rata! Ta! Ra! Ra! School Bands at the Show Adjudicators Well-Pleased With Performances
In presenting their summary and remarks on the school bands' competition at the Newcastle show, the adjudicators, Messrs. T. H. Massey and Robert Dawson, make the following general comment:—…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Motor Car Show Melbourne Proposal
A motor car show is mooted in Melbourne for July next. The proposal emanated from outside the leading motor traders, who have…
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