Raymond Terrace Show Showers Greet Opening
Raymond Terrace Show opened in dull, showery weather yesterday. All classes except cattle were judged. Cattle will be…
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Shows & fairs, 1953
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Toronto To Hold Carnival
Toronto New Hall Committee, the School of Arts Committee and the Jubilee Celebrations Committee held a…
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Mr. A. Boundy, Mrs. and Mr. J. Chaffe and Mr. S. Scott admire a collection of carnations at a parents and friends'…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Tropical Fish In Show Exhibit
An exhibition of tropical fish at the Newcastle Show this week would include many species not previously shown…
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A large number of exhibitors, side show proprietors, painters and carpenters worked at high speed today to prepare Newcastle Showground for the annual Show which opens on Wednesday. The preparations were…
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Exhibitors, sideshow men and tradesmen worked through yesterday and till late last night in a race to have exhibits and sideshows ready for the opening…
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The Newcastle Show, which opens tomorrow, is being organised for the first time by a staff of women. Miss Sedley Towler, the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Surfers' March Past At Newcastle Show
All surf clubs taking part in the march past display at the Newcastle Show tomorrow night, also…
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Newcastle 1953 Show got away to a faltering start today with more teething troubles than usual, but the certainty that all would be well for the public opening tomorrow…
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NEWCASTLE SHOW JUDGES got away to a very good start today in the jams, jellies and preserves, needlework, photography, fine arts and dairy produce sections. Picture shows the stewards in the needlework section placing everything in readiness for the judges—(l.to r.) Mrs. Hedley Pearce, Miss Gwen Fenwick…
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FRENCH ART.—Many paintings have passed through the hands of Sydney art gallery attendant W. Meikle, but there were a few surprises for him as he helped unpack the French Exhibition for the…
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Newcastle is indebted to those citizens who by their efforts through the years have made possible the…
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Competitors and officials taking part in the surf lifesaving march past at the Show to-night are to meet the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Show Bus Timetables
The Transport Department has arranged for special bus services to and from Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Show Marching Trophy
The trophy for the Cavaleade of Sport at Newcastle Show to-night, when sporting groups will compete in a marching exhibition, was presented yesterday to the organising committee. The donor, Mr. H. Kloster…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Reporter's Show Impressions
To a "veteran" reporter of six post-war Newcastle Shows, going back again is mainly a matter of renewing old acquaintances with people and places—some you like to see and some…
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Newcastle Show had its first casualty yesterday when Robert Guest, 13, of Platt-street, Waratah, was knocked…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Final Touches For Show
Newcastle Showground was full of bustle yesterday in preparation for to-day's show opening. But Mr. A…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"Newcastle Sun" Show Day Arrangements
The Business Department of "The Newcastle Sun" will close at 12 noon on Thursday,…
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LONDON, Wed. (AAP).—Colonel Harry Llewellyn, one of the world's outstanding horsemen, leaves…
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