"The Dog Show" Judging at the Strand
The Judging of the Strand Theatre dog show took place in front of the theatre to-day, amid scenes of excitement, including thrilling escapes,…
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Shows & fairs, 1925
1,140 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 26 of 57
Big Motor Show
One of the most important motor shows in Australia is being held at the Melbourne Exhibition, and will remain open until May 9…
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"I see," said Weary Willie, "that in Newcastle crabs are underminin[?] the roads." 'Terrible!" said the Count de Main…
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West Maitland Town Hall has been transformed into a tropical scene for St. Mary's annual exhibition. The scheme was successfully…
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Red and blue were the predominating colors used in decorating the large recreation hall of the Y.M.C.A. to-day. when a fair, arranged by the…
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"Ain't your name Robert?" Inquired Weary Willie of the Count do Main. "Lord Rudolph to you, Dogface."…
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The Duke of York attended the rehearsal of the reopening of the Wembley Exhibition yesterday, and opened the Garden Club…
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The first of a series of fairs in aid of the funds of the Young Men's Christian Association, Newcastle, was opened in the lecture room of that institution…
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The exhibition and sale of work organised by the parishioners of St. Mary's Church was opened yesterday afternoon in the town hall by Mrs. Mackinnon, O.B.E.,…
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The balance-sheet prepared by the treasurer (Mr. J. E. Willoughby) of the Kurri District Hospital carnival and hospital Sunday, was submitted to…
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The Cessnock and District Poultry Club is holding its fourth annual show on June 12 and 13, and the committee claims that the prize money…
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"Well," said Willie, "I alius voted Labor till now, but that strike in Perth puts the pot on. Me for the capitalistic octopus from now on."…
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The fair in aid of the Newcastle Young Men's Christian Association was brought to a close last night, when the session drew a big attendance. A capital vocal,…
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A fair, to help liquidate the debt on the New Lambton Anglican church, organised by the guild or St. Anne (women's guild) was held in…
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Speaking at a luncheon to the Harbor Trust Commissioners, Mr. Bavin described the Sydney of the future as a city in which people will live under…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →MR. H. M. COHEN Newcastle Show Loss an Appreciation
In the passing of Mr. Cohen, the Newcastle A.H. and I. Association has suffered an irreparable loss. When the great forward movement in the…
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The twelfth annual show of the Newcastle Poultry, Pigeon, and Cage Bird Society was opened yesterday on the Newcastle Showground. There were altogether…
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The members of Hamilton Red Cross Society of which Mrs. H. Brien is president and Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Mathews secretaries have taken…
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The suggestion that women are not so careful as men in "playing the game" was indignantly repudiated by Sydney sportswomen Of Course…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wembley Opens King Performs Ceremony Amid Cheers Brilliant Gathering Empire Show Again Displays Dominions' Wealth of Produce LONDON
"I declare the Exhibition open," said the King, whose voice teas magnified a thousand times by grant statorphones and echocd round the corwded Wembley Stedium which resembled a vast theatre The King's last words were drowned by [?] loyal cheers and…
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