Surf Carnival Saturday's Championships
The principal event on the programme of the Surf Life Saving Association of N.S.W. carnival at Bondi on Saturday will be the final of the Rescue and Resuscitation…
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The Moving Picture Show Poets in Parliament
Peter is disappointed with the list of the occupations of the candidates in the State elections. While there are plenty of laborers and lawyers…
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Mr. F. L. Martin, Vice-President, occupied the chair at the monthly meeting of the Council of the Agricultural Society, which was held at the…
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Among the events on to-morrow's programme for the Surf Life Savings Association's carnival at Bondi Bach, are the championship finals of the alarm real race [?]…
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A certain poor woman had received some new underclothes from one who had helped the family. The woman's husband thanked the donor's husband…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kyogle Show Abandoned. Ticks on the Show-ground
In consequence of ticks having been found on cattle in the Kyogle (N.S.W.) show-ground, the show that was arranged for March 24th and 25th has…
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The Motor Cycle Club of N.S.W. has decided upon the following programme for its Easter carnival on the [?] crouse, near Camden. The course is 20 miles to the lap…
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Nearly a month ago Mr. John Cahill, of Strathbogie, Curlewis, wrote to the Sydney "Daily Telegraph" concerning a report which appeared in that paper…
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"And now, Mr. Minahan," said our reporter, "what about that republican plot?" "Now that I have been ejected from…
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The American play "Kindling" will be staged by the J. and N. Tait management tomorrow night at the Palace Theatre. Emelle Polini in the role of…
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Though a film studio occupied by Mr. Bert Segerberg, cinematograph operator, situated in a dome on the roof of the Australian Picture Palace,…
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A fire occurred over the Australian Picture Show, Liverpool-street, yesterday afternoon, and damage was done to a picture studio and portion of the main building…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A Mission Lunch the Women's at the Show. Reducing a Deficit
The Royal Show opens in a few weeks and the catering in the great Suttor Inncheon [?]under the grandstand will be in the hands of the…
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AT THE RYDE CARNIVAL AND SHOW…
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Crowds nightly flock to Manly Peace Memorial Hospital Carnival to enjoy the brilliant [?]lluminations, the al fresoo d[?]ce-floor, and the minature racecourse. Daily Flight-lieutenant Roberts takes up passengers in…
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The Ryde Show and Carnival Committee met on Monday night, Mr. John Kelly presiding, when matters in connection with the recent gala were finalised…
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Residents of Randwick wish to erect a suitable memorial to the men of that district who took part in the great war, and with the object of raining funds are holding…
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Messrs Frizell and Riley, on the second day of the show, sold the fat cow (of the guessing competition), which brought £15 15s. A number of pigs were…
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All over the State of New South Wales Diggers are available as presiding officers, assistant presiding officers, and for similar jobs in connection…
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"The result of the vote for the 'Queen of the Carnival,' resulted as follows:—Mrs. Surman, 17,624, £73/8/8; Miss Hempsted, 14,160, £59; Mrs. Tyrell, 3,029…
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