Show Notes
Perhaps the most attractive exhibit in the pavilion was that from Araluen, for which the local Agricultural Bureau was responsible. It was a…
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Shows & fairs, 1928
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Show Ball
The ball on the second night at the Institute was a brilliant success. There was a large attendance, and the beautifully decorated hall,…
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At the Braidwood Show last week several Queanbeyan competitors werevery successful. Mr. J. W. Butt secured seven first prizes and three…
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Miscellaneous.—Galloway Hack, over 14 hands to 14.2, G. C. Maddrell 1, R. T. Hassall 2. Best Walking Horse, F. Feeney 1. Pony in Single…
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The carnival on Saturday night in connection with the Institute festivities should be quite the best attempted in this town, for no stone has…
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A dance was held at the Institute on Friday night last and a street carnival on Saturday night as a preliminary to the bazaar which has been…
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Coo-ee City Carnival, which has taken Sydney by storm, and is pronounced by all as the centre of gaiety and carnival life, will be continued…
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How an artistic, durable and fire retardant dwelling containing a large living room, entrance porch, three large bedrooms, kitchen,…
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How an artistic, durable and fire-retardant dwelling containing a large living-room, entrance porch, three large bedrooms,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Radio in the Home (Issued by Radio Broadcast Bureau.) Radio Exhibition Value of a Receiver
The Radio and Electrical Exhibition just concluded at the Sydney Town Hall, has been an object lesson, to over 40,000 visitors. Many…
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The Royal Agricultural Show concluded yesterday. The total attendance for the nine days was 636,632, a record crowd…
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Excellent entries have been received for the Annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in connection with St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church,…
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It will be interesting to readers to know that Mr. F. H. Boland, of the Star Pictures has arranged a monster Motion Picture Carnival which will…
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Preliminary notice is given in this issue of a field day for athletes and cyclists in the Queanbeyan Park on Monday, 4th June (King’s Birthday)…
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The Annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in connection with St Stephen’s Presbyterian church was officially opened by the…
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Sir,—In the whirligig of time we are apt to forget that the small things we do will go on gathering improvements and progressing long after our…
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Last Saturday morning at the Royal Hotel, Mr. David Martin, Manger of the Universal Films Ltd., Sydney, was welcomed by a number of…
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The Flower Show which opened last Thursday afternoon was continued at night and also on Friday night. The Municipal Band played…
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A meeting of the committee which had been appointed to make arrangements for the holding of a Sports’ Meeting on June 4th (Kings’…
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A meeting of the committee which is arranging the coming Sports Carnival was held last night. Progress was reported and several members…
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