The Moving Picture Show Our Olympic Games
Why not have an Olympiad in Sydney? Most of our champion athletes in running, boxing, rowing, and swimming have gone to Paris. but we…
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Shows & fairs, 1924
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The Moving Picture Show Live and Let Live
[?]s C[?]e Stewart has broken through tradition by holding a Sunday exhibition of pictures in London. Peters friend, the Rev. Zach[?]l…
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At the annual meeting of the Kurri district H[?]cultutral, Bird, Dog, and Fine Arts' Society. Mr. Reuhen Avery (retiring president) in the chair, it…
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So far Peter Per[?]nurkus has never played golf, and has been unable to understand the fascinations of the game especially to sc[?]tchmen…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Money Distributed £30,000 for Hospitals Firemen's Carnival Northern Allocations
Spectacularly and financially the carnival was the most successful function of its kind, while the drawing at [?] thousands to the Town Hall"…
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A sale of work in aid the Morpeth Boys' Home, and Medical Missions, will be opened by Dr. Crotty, Dean of Newcastle, on Tuesday afternoon, in the…
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The ballot for the election of the committee for the H.R.A. and Association closes on Tuesday [?]xt. There are [?] nominations for the [?]…
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Another month will bring Brisbane right into its big social season, which is being specially starred this year because of the centenary celebrations. The Royal…
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The first annual show in connection with Newcastle and District Canary and Cage Bird Society was opened yesterday at 75 Beaumont-street,…
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"I see one of the r[?]anin blokes at Ol[?]plu runs wiv[?] eye on a stopwatch [?]e carries in 'is 'and," said UVniy Will[?]e…
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The Newcastle and District Canary and Cage Bird Society concluded its first annual show at 75 Beaumont-street, on Saturday. The excellent exhibits attracted…
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There were violent scenes in the Chamber of Deputies during the Amnesty Bill debate. The President suspended the [?]ing. after a [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Moving Picture Show " Straws," a Comedy
(Written by the celebrated humorist. Catchpenny Hl[?]einup, for production In tho Pc[?]nurkun Repertory Theatre, but not copyrighted, as…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Great British Show Australia's Lost Chances Canadian Example London
Commenting on the British Royal Agricultural Show, Sir Samuel [?]dern. president of the New South Wales Royal Agricultural Society,…
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The annual sale of work promoted by the members of the Women's Auxiliary Guild, in aid of the Newcastle Cathedral branch of the Home and Foreign…
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A total of 230 subjects is being shown by twenty-five exhibitors at the second annual exhibition of the Newcastle Photographic Society, in the now…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Kennel Championship Show
The Newcastle and Northern in District Kennel Club Intends holdings the ninth [?] championship show on Saturday, September This is the club's big f[?]ture…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Moving Picture Show Student Menace
Students have been figuring too much, of late years. In desperate affairs wherein politicians and other persons of high rank have suffered…
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The impounding officer reported to Wickhum Council last night a "fair catch" of horses and cattle found staying in the streets…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fair Rents Act Sydney
The bill to provide for the relief and protection of tenants, and to amend the Fair Rents Act of 1915, which was Introduced and read a first time…
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