Exhibition Waitresses
The "Daily Herald" states that a number of the waitresses employed by Lyons and Company at the Empire Exhibition have left, owing to dissatisfaction at the…
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Shows & fairs, 1924
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Travellers' Carnival
The executive committee and representatives of all organised bodies working in connection with the commercial traveller's hospital carnival, are…
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The Australian tennis Cup team, which leaves for America to-morrow, took part in exhibition games at the White City court to-day…
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It was decided, at this week's meeting of the Newcastle Council, that Alderman Kilgour (Mayor) Alderman Gibson and Alderman…
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The annual "May Fair" conducted by Stockton Methodist Ladles' Church Aid Society was opened this afternoon by Mrs. Kilgour. Mayoress of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Exhibition Gate Will It Pay ? LONDON
The "Sunday Pictorial" 'expresses the opinion that the Exhibition authorities must be uneasy at the meagreness of the attendances at…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Radium's Progeny At Kyogle Show CASINO
The progeny of the high jumping horses Radium had It all their own way In hunting, and Jumping contents at Kyogle Show, as the following results…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Exhibition Prince of Wales' Visit to the Australian Court. (Australian Cable Association.) LONDON
The Prince of Wales yesterday paid a visit to thee Empire Exhibition, accompanied by Lord and Lady Louis Mountbatten, which was entirely…
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Matters in connection with the Commercial Travellers' Hospital Carnival on September 18 were discussed at a further conference held at the Newcastle…
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The commercial travellers held a meeting In the Council Chamber last night, when the preliminaries of their big effort on behalf of the Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Stockton. Methodist Church Fair
A May Fair in connection with the Stockton Methodist Church was held in the school hall yesterday afternoon and evening. The fair was opened in the…
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Over 440 players took part in the big bowling carnival at Perth, the representation of the various States being: West Australia, 240; South Australia, 102;…
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The Empire Exhibition is an elaborate trade propaganda. If it fails to extend trade between the various units of the Empire, it will fail in…
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Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, the Prime Minister, accompanied by Mr. Thomas, the Secretary of State for the Colonies yesterday paid his first visit to the…
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Despite the alarmist statements in a section of the London Press to the effect that the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley will never be ready for…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Australian Trade Suggested Exhibition in the United States (Australian Cable Association.) New York
Mr. Mackinnon, the Australian Commissioner, has suggested that the Commonwealth Government should autherise the utllisation of the Australian…
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Mr. Bramley, the secretary to the Trades Union Congress, in a statement to a representative of the "Daily Herald" declared that there was…
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The Newcastle and Northern District Kennel Club's May dog show to be held next Saturday will be a record. These will be 132 dogs…
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Members of the Newcastle Sketch Club, who meet [?]ach Thursday at the studio of Mr. G. Danlet, are very Keen on their hobby, and are desirous…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Foreign Waiters Empire Exhibition Commons Question. London
In the Commons, Mr. .Lunn, replying to exhibition criticism, denied that Empire timbers had been rejected for the Royal pavilion, whose…
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