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Newcastle & Lake Macquarie · Shows & fairs

Shows & fairs, 1927

725 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 37 of 37

New South Wales Fails Australian Bowls Carnival

The Newcastle Sun · Thursday 29 December 1927 · page 2

Out of the 32 players left in after the third round of the Australia bowling carnival in Melbourne four were from N.S.W.: Gordon Gartrell…

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CYCLING To-morrow's Arrangements Wallsend Carnival

The Newcastle Sun · Friday 30 December 1927 · page 3

Wallsend club's annual big track carnival, in which the "Milton" Mile is the chief event, will be held at Federal Park to-morrow afternoon. This will be the…

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With the Surfers Cook's Hill Carnival Club Teams Chosen Ready for "Sun" Cup Contest

The Newcastle Sun · Friday 30 December 1927 · page 2

With the first series of events in "The Newcastle Sun" Cup competition to be contested at the Cook's Hill carnival to-morrow week,surf…

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The Lord Mayor's Show

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Saturday 31 December 1927 · page 10

The new Lord Mayor, Sir Charles Batho, was luckier in the matter of weather than any of his predecessors for many years past. The sun shone brightly, and many…

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Stockton's chance "The Newcastle Son" Cop Carnival Teams

The Newcastle Sun · Saturday 31 December 1927 · page 4

When the 1928 surf carnivals are over, and "The Newcastle Sun" Surf Cup has found a resting place in a surf club-house,…

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British Motor Notes November 17, 1927. the Motor Cycle Show

Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate · Saturday 31 December 1927 · page 9

Now that the Olympic Cycle and Motor Cycle Exhibition has closed its doors, it is easier to condense impressions of the show, and to appreciate the general…

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