The Moving Picture-Show People
Mr. Black comes back from the North Coast to say that it is capable of holding 40,000,000 people. Mr. Hoyle returns from Tasmania to remark that "the island State…
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Sydney Sheep Show. Schedule Issued
The schedule of prizes offered at the Sydney Sheep Show, to be held June 29 to July l, inclusive, has been issued. Although the 1915 show did not prove a financial success,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Chats in the Home Circle At a Country Show. Tricks of Competitors
It was in a little town on one of the Northern Rivers. The people—especially the gentler sex—took a very live interest in their little annual show. Probably more…
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There will be an army of lady collectors with boxes at the procession and sports of the police and firemen to-morrow, in aid of the public hospitals. The organising…
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Mr. George Potter writes to "Merrigang:"— "I have been reading your letters in the "Stock and Station Journal,…
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At a meeting of the Women's National Movement, held in Sydney this week, Mrs. David, wife of Major (Professor) David, suggested that a…
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Shakespearians are recommended to study afresh the play Julius Caesar. They will find Mr. Holman there; in all his anger with the Federal Government, and all his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stage, Song and Show Gerald Griffin Season
Successful operations continue to attend the course of Under the fire at the Criterion Theatre. Matinees are given on Wednesdays. So Long Letty is still the Joy and pride of…
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The carnival went off with a swing that was commendable. Heats followed one another in quick succession, and Starter Hellings (it was a treat to see such an old official in the…
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Mr. G. Sargent, the Association's patron, was unable to attend the show. He wrote: "I am more than sorry not to be able to be present with you, but Mr. F. H. Sargent…
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Attention is drawn to the patriotic carnival in aid of the Light Horse Comforts Fund to be held at the Stadium on the evening of Friday, March 10. and all the following day at the…
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Mr. M. Mountain, Granville, wants to know:-- Have the ratepayers of Darcy Park any means other than the council to seek fair…
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The last Royal Show in Sydney was held under most unpropitious circumstances. The war scare was very severe, there was a drought almost all…
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The council of the R.A.S, has very pluckily increased the total of the prize money for the Royal Show to be held next Easter, and has also added a few…
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Discontent is the urge onward the urge towards progress. Christian brethren are still praying "Thy Kingdom come on earth." even…
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To-day the big carnival of the Police and Fire Brigades (the proceeds of which will go to the public hospitals) will take place. The promoters claim that it will be the biggest…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Police and Fire Brigades' Carnival. Route of Procession
The New South Wales Police ana Fire Brigades' Hospital Carnival is to be held to-day. The procession will form up in the Domain, and will leave there at 10.30 sharp…
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The report and balance sheet of the Patriotic Fund in Melbourne should cause a glow of pride and gratitude in all the Victorians who contributed to it. in…
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There was a well-attended meeting of the council of the Royal Agricultural Society on Wednesday, Mr. Samuel Hordern presiding. Correspondence was received from the secretary…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Police and Firemen's Carnival. This Morning's Display. a Brilliant Spectacle
Further evidence of the [?] and Firemen's capacity for organising a public [?] was ins[?] carnival comm[?] The city…
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