BOWLS. Australian Carnival. Two More Entries
Additional entries for the Australian carnival at Launceston are J. H. Kent (Burwood) and D. W. Custer (Manly). The North Sydney skip. O. F. Oartrcll, has withdrawn…
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Cricket and Motor Show Trams
The tramway authorities notify that in connection with the cricket match and motor show special services of trams will be run from Circular Quay and Railway, commencing…
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This week's issue of "The Australian Sporting and Dramatic News" is a Motor Show number. Special features are devoted to interesting phases of…
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FATAL FIRE.—One workman received fatal burns and four firemen and two other workmen were severely burned at a fire at the factory of the Boston Blacking Company, Richmond, Melbourne. ZEELAND ANNEXES TIRRANNA CUP—Mr. A. D Allen's…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Column Guides Show Decorations Flickering Lamps
SOME changes in the general [?] of the stands have been introduced in this year's show. Previously the various exhibitors [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →A Carburettor "Talkie" Motor Show Marvel
AHUGE carburettor seven feet in height, standing arm-in-arm with a Union Super Spirit Pump. will actually talk to visitors at the d1930 Motor Shew,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Daily Sessions Times to See Show
Commencing to-day the Motor Tramport Show at the R.A.S. Showground will be open at the following hours (Sundays excluded) until January 17:…
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MR. W. T. ADAMS. Treasurer. MR. E. M. DUMBRELL. President…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →If Mr. Cleary Visits the Show
He will find one reason why the public of Sydney prefer travelling by 'bus. A Reo 'bus is on show which…
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Back Rew (left to right): Messrs, O. jones, L. E. Doran, W. T. Adams (treas.) L. E. Stevens (secretary), G. Sargeant, F. Deiandro. Front Row (left to right): H. J. Williams, E. P. Askew (vice-pres.), E. M. Dumerell (president), S. R. Lownds (vice-pres.), H. S. Crooker and W. J. Allen. (Absent, A. E. Tudehope)…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Moving Picture Show New School Sailors
I was very deeply disappointed (writes Dr. Archibald Grubb, D. Litt.) to read that the Young Victorians, who sailed the yacht Acrospire to…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Movement Maze Displays Educate Action at the Show
FAR from being a dull display of vehicles in a condition of suspended animation, the Motor Transport Show is full of movement…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Britannia Favorite 18-Footers' Bradley's Head Title: Big Vaucluse Aquatic Carnival
To-morrow the Sydney Flying Squadron will stage the second sera[?]h race of the season for the [?] Footers—the Bradley's Head [?] ribband, three times round the [?]galar course—and indications are that it will be the keenly-coursed championship for a long time…
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The Motor Show is a big affair. There are 79 stands filling two large buildings, and each has its own special…
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ONE of the most unique cars in the show, and one which is being released to-day, is the new Nash twin-ignition eight shown by Messrs. Willsford Lid. This is the first eight ever built by Nash, and the twin-ignition system,…
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SPORTING AND DRAMATIC…
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FROM THOSE INCREDIBLE DAYS GONE BY when motorists were considered a little "batty," and people walked in front of those old-time contraptions with a red flag, we come to the 1950 Motor Show. Organised by the New South Wales Motor Traders' Association, it will be opened this Afternoon by the Governor (Sir Dudley de Chair) at the Show Ground. The 1000 exhibits are valued at oyer £1,000,000. The plutocrat can go there and buy his sleek, luxury car; the youth can peer knowingly into the engine…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Hordern Pavilion Home of Trucks Second Half of Show
Most of the sturdy, hard working vehicles of commerce are housed in the Hordern Pavilion. Oil exhibits and accessories keep them company. 53--Williams, Hill & Cameron, Ltd…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Best Yet Show Is Magnificent Gesture Optimism on Wheels
THOUGH it is apparently only a collection of various units and utilities of motor transportation, the 7th Annual Motor Transport Show, which opened to-day at the R.A.S. Grounds. Moore Park, is a £1,000,000 gesture of confidence…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →One-man Show Mr. Fenton at Toulon Toulon
Australia's one-man delegation to the Naval Conference, Mr. Fenton, Minister for Trade and Customs, arrived to-night on the Oronsay, which…
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