The Young Idea Singleton Show Successes
The exhibits of the school children at Singleton show were of a very high order, and competition was keen, with numerous entries. For stencilling an…
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Shows & fairs, 1923
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Singleton Show
Although the patronage extended to it was influenced considerably by unfavourable weather conditions on the principal day, the Singleton Show, which was…
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The Merewether School of Arts was crowded on Saturday afternoon and evening when a fair was held in aid of the Merewether Methodist Parsonage…
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A rainbow fete arranged by the women's church aid, was held in the Methodist Church schoolroom yesterday. The Rev. Willey presided…
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The auction carnival, promoted by Mr. John Hogan, is being extensively subscribed to, and the lists are becoming too pretentious to permit of…
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The final contest prior to the spring fair was held in the Methodist Hall on Monday evening, taking the form of a male concert, all the artists being of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Empire Exhibition Eighteen Pence At Gate LONDON
The admission rates to the Empire Exhibition have been fixed at 1s 6d, and season tickets for [?]2 [?]s…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Singleton Show £548 In Gate Money
The Singleton show gate receipts to[?]ed £548 11s. On the third day £208 [?] d was received as admission money. The gate receipts at the show last year…
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Messrs. Thompson and Fuller will play an exhibition match, 1000 up, in the Strand Billiard room this evening, in aid of the finds of the Newcastle Hospital…
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There was a crowded attendance at the opening of the Methodist Spring Fair yesterday afternoon. The proceedings opened by the singing of the doxology…
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Owing to the heavy responsibilities attached to producing a play of "The Building Drummond" states at Newcastle, Mr. Beveridge, and local represenatative…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Lambton Fair Methodist Effort Successful Opening
After months of patient toll, the members and adherents of the Methodist church in New Lambton realised their ambition, when no excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Painted Tails Black Leghorns Melbourne Show "Specials"
Melbourne is chuckling over a story in "The Age" this morning. In a wonderfully even display of birds at the show the black…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Auction Carnival
The auction carnival, promoted by Mr. John Hogan, is being extensively subscribed to, and the lists are becoming too pretentious to permit of…
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The annual spring fair of the Waratah-Mayfield Presbyterian Church was successfully opened in the Church of England Parish Hall,…
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The Waratah-Mayfield Presbyterian Church fair was brought to a conclusion on Thursday. The fair was a moat successful function, £160 being realised. The…
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The annual fair in connection with St. Phillip's Church, Watt-street, will be formally opened on Wednesday next, at 8 p.m., by Mrs. Dunlop. In the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Monster Auction Carnival
For the monster auction carnival, in aid of the victims of the Bellbird disaster, Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller have arranged that the Victoria Theatre…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cessnock Sports Carnival
Prize money, amounting to £150 is allotted in the programme arranged for the sports carnival, under the auspices of the combined friendly societies and sports…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →District News Waratah. Presbyterian Fair
The annual spring fair of the Waratah Presbyterian Church was opened on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. [?]eland, the Mayoress. Rev. D. R. Hamilton, who…
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