Motor Show
The attendance at the Motor Show yesterday was officially estimated at 10,000. The proceedings are reported in our motoring columns…
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Coo-ee City Carnival
The Sydney Sports Ground is to be transformed into a veritable Coney Island. A small army of workmen is decorating and beautifying the ground,…
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The fortieth annual show of the Albion Park A., H., and I. Association was held in most, favourable circumstances. THE weather, though hot, was by no means…
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Architects, Master Builders and members of Builders' Exchange should visit the Motor Show at the Agricultural Ground as a good car is an essential to all progressive business…
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MR. BOYD EDKINS, noted freak hill-climber, reliability expert and general good fellow among motorists. Has perhaps done more for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Golf in Queensland Toowoomba's Big Carnival
TOOWOOMBA has long been recognised as one of the really live, clubs in Queensland, but it is gradually becoming one of the loading clubs in the…
Continued on Trove, page 52 →Country Week : The World's Biggest Tennis Carnival
After nearly two weeks of strenuous play, in extreme heal, in between showers, in semi-gales of wind, and in cold blasts from the south, the Country Carnival, the world's biggest lawn tennis tournament, in which nearly five hundred country enthusiasts competed, was completed in Sydney last Saturday. By general acclaim it is recognised that there never…
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AT the Motor Show yesterday increasing number visited the stands where torries trucks, light delivery [?] and utility [?] were exhibited,…
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The annual show of the Northern Suburbs A. and H. Association is becoming more important every year, and will soon be recognised as the most popular in the vicinity of Sydney. A HEAT IN THE REICHARD NORTHERN SUBURBS TROTTING HANDICAP. This trophy Was won by G. Brown with Honest Tim (90yds behind). The lime for 1¼ mile was 2m 54¾s…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →Moss Christie Will Appear Drummoyne Carnival To-night
The Drummoyne Amateur Swimming Club will hold its annual championship carnival to-night at Drummoyne Baths. The mam events on the programme…
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The touring French tennis players played exhibition matches to -day. The young New Zealander, Malfroy put up a splendid fight with…
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Bankstown was searched by Inspector Jackson, of the Health Department, for trap- door spiders. Many spiders were captured, but the trap-door spiders evaded the…
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ORIENT LINE EXTENSIVE DECKS FOR EXERCISE AND RECREATION…
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REGULAR attendants at the Motor Show include some of the big men in the motor [?] business of this city. A few years ago these men took big risks is…
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"What West Australia can do can be done threefold by New South Wales, with its immense population!" That is the battle- cry of the Young…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Champion Swimmer on the Narkunda Exhibition in West Perth
Gus[?] champion askstroke and champion swimmer of Europe, arrived at Fre[?] last night by the Narkunda…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Motor Show. Visited by Governor Fine Display
For the first two days of the week the attendances at the Motor Show have been beyond anticipation. Already last year's daily average has been exceeded by several…
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Now that the great Motor Show is in full swing and is daily attracting its crowds of car-lovers and the inquisitive, those who for one reason or another are prevented from paying it a visit may perhaps welcome a few impressions gathered on the opening day. I HAVE in those columns already dwelt upon the general aspects of the show, pointing out its value to…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →The £1,000,000 Motor Show All Will Want a Car Boom Should Follow Show Impressions of the Exhibits
ONE visit to the Motor Show, now being held in three spacious halls and numerous outside stands in the Agricultural Showground, will not fail to impress one with the complete organisation necessary to successfully stage an exhibition of this nature…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Crime—to Show Red Flag! Reactionary Law in Massachusetts
The State of Massachusetts, U.S.A., has earned a world-wide notoriety as the State that cruelly persecuted and ultimately executed two innocent workers…
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