Maitland Carnival
To-morrow the Maltland amateur swimming club is conducting a carnival in aid of the Maitland hospital. All the Newcastle and Northern. River clubs…
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Shows & fairs, 1923
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District News. Merewether. Methodist Fair
A fair in connection with the Merewether Methodist circuit was opened yesterday afternoon by the Mayoress, Mrs. D. Haddow, who wished the…
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"The Times" Capetown correspondent learns on the highest autherity that the Union Government is deeply disturbed regarding the chaos which…
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The Newcastle Show Secretary reports that all the arrangements are well in hand for next week's carnival. The fact that there are 1600…
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This is the song of the surfers and the mermaids on the roof as they danced for joy, and cheered each boy who gave of his bravery proof; But the waves were wild and boisterous, and Neptune mighty rude, as he tossed their boat till it wouldn't float, and said I'm not in the mood…
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The Newcastle Show will open next Tuesday, when arts, photography, needlework, and school work will be judged. On Wednesday there will be…
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The work of filing the entries for Maitland land Show has not permitted the officials to make any estimate of the total number received, but the indications are that…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Reforms None Too Soon Tact and Energy Exhibition Management LONDON
"The Times" says in a leader that the executive's action should end an awkward period in the history of the preparation for the Empire…
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The following local poultry fanciers were successful at Wyong Show, held on Friday and Saturday last:—C. A. Clarke. Merewether: White Leghorn, first cock,…
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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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To-morrow will be the first day of the Newcastle Show, when the judging of school work, arts and other sections, will be carried out. On Wednesday there…
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The proprietors of King Tea will again make a splendid display at the forthcoming show. For a small charge, sample cups of King Tea will be available at…
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Don't forget to visit the Statement Company's stand for Oak of samples; and ask for a Competition leaflet while you're there. £75 in prizes…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Feathers Preened for Show Newcastle's Shop Window Preparations and Prospects Army of Bustlers at Broadmeadow
Newcastle has preened its feathers, made itself beautiful, and is ready for its annual display in the shop window at Broadmeadow. The big showground was a busy scene to-day. An army of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Dough Nutt Esq. Revives the Days of Noah Greatest Show Animals From Sunset Plains Thousands of Exhibits
BARNUM WAS OUT-RIVALLED TO-DAY WHEN DOUGH NUTT ESQ. CAME TO TOWN WITH THE GREATEST SHOW…
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Business at the British Industries Fair is exceptionally good, and the sales for the first week exceeded those of the whole fortnight in 1922…
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Dough Nutt, Esq., visited the Snowbound to-day, and was welcomed by the president, who conferred the freedom of the Showground upon him. The committee's greeting was at once spontaneous and original. Instead of raising their hats, they threw them in the air, crying to the great potentate of Whoop Whoop, "Welcome! Thrice welcome!" The police had to be requisitioned to keep back the…
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"The people of the district the just beginning to find out that we have such a place as Salty Creek," remarked Mr. G. Williams, chairman of the swimming…
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