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Shows & fairs, 1943

1,737 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 87

BUREAUCRACY Fair Answer

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 7 February 1943 · page 16

For a colicky cow in Ithaca, New York, a veterinarian prescribed six doses of kerosene. Farmer Royden M. Vose tried to…

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Fair Deal To Citrus Growers

Daily Mirror · Monday 8 February 1943 · page 7

WHY is it the hard-working citrus-grower receives only a miserable pittance for his crops? At the present-day price of oranges--5d or 6d--does the grower receive anything like an eguitable share, of that price?…

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Fair Deal To Citrus Growers

Daily Mirror · Monday 8 February 1943 · page 7

WHY is it the hard-working citrus-grower receives only a miserable pittance for his crops? At the present-day price of oranges—5d or 6d—does the grower receive anything like an equitable share of that price?…

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Fair Deal To Citrus Growers

Daily Mirror · Monday 8 February 1943 · page 7

WHY is it the hard-working citrus-grower receiver only a miserable pittance for his crops? At the present-day price of oranges--56. or 6d--does the growei receive anything like an equitable share of that price?…

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Fair Deal To Citrus Growers

Daily Mirror · Monday 8 February 1943 · page 7

WHY is it the hard-working citrus-grower receives only a miserable pittance for his crops? At the present-day price of oranges--5d or 6d--does the grower receive anything like an equitable share of that price?…

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Fair Beat To Citrus Growers

Daily Mirror · Monday 8 February 1943 · page 7

WHY is it the hard-working citrus-grower receives only a miserable pittance for his crops? At the present-day price of oranges--5d or 6d--does the grower receive anything like an equitable share of that price?…

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Can't Show Sympathy

The Sun · Monday 8 February 1943 · page 3

"It is all very heart-searing, but we must remember the need for men," said the CIM (Mr…

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Our Children Must Get a Fair Deal

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 9 February 1943 · page 6

IN the past two months three important conferences have been held in Sydney. Representative teachers of all Australian government schools, and representatives of…

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Hotel Meals Show a Loss

The Sun · Tuesday 9 February 1943 · page 7

Under the price limit imposed on "austerity meals," it was impossible to show a profit on them, shareholders of Carlton…

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Boys' Town Carnival Race in Memory of Late Jockey

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 9 February 1943 · page 11

At the Boys' Town carnival at the Sports Ground on Sunday, an apprentices' trophy race Will be held to perpetuate the memory of Billy…

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Boys' Town Carnival Race in Memory of Late Jockey

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 9 February 1943 · page 11

At the Boys' Town carnival at the Sports Ground on Sunday, an apprentices' trophy race Will be held to perpetuate the memory of Billy…

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Doll Show and Bazaar

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Wednesday 10 February 1943 · page 6

Six little girls, Kathleen McAllen Margaret Young, Elaine Fear; Nola Ghoni, Valda Hurley, and Sylvia Sungren, will hold a doll show and bazaar…

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Liverpool Show Splendid Exhibition

The Biz · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 1

When Liverpool A.H., & [?] Society decided a copupl eof weeks ago to hold a show on a small scale this year, the most [?]stic of committeemen did not…

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Show Dance

The Biz · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 3

As a wind-up to the show, Liverpool A.H. & J. Association held a dance in the Town Hall on Saturday night. There was a very large crowd present, dancing…

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Fair Singer Gentlemen's Preference Explained

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 6

IT'S easy to understand gentlemen's color preferences as the eye slides easily over glamorous blonde Marie MacDonald, who sang her way to Hollywood, progressing…

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Fair Singer Gentlemen's Preference Explained

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 6

IT'S easy to understand gentlemen's color preferences as the eye slides easily over glamorous blonde Marie MacDonald, who sang her way to Hollywood, progressing…

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Fair Singer Gentlemen's Preference Explained

Daily Mirror · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 6

IT'S easy to understand gentlemen's color preferences as the eye slides easily over glamorous blonde Marie MacDonald, who sang her way to Hollywood, progressing…

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Show Society Puts Cash in War Loans

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 6

ALL surplus funds of Liverpool and District A.H. and I. Society are invested in war loans and the annual show hold last Saturday was organised on a…

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Has A Prize Packer in Bag Portfolio Show Some Pep

Sydney Sportsman · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 12

MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Outstanding in track trials at Caulfield this morning was Portfolio, who sped over a mile on the course proper — 15 feet out—in 1.42 3/4. He ran the first half-mile in 51 1/2, six in 1.16 1/2 and seven…

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Liverpool Show the Awards. Horses. (Judges, [?] N. [?] and A. S. Pitty.)

The Biz · Thursday 11 February 1943 · page 4

Girl Riders. —[?] years and under, J. Colle[?] 1; 10 years [?] Griffiths 1, P. Setchell 2; 12 years, D. Throsby 1, L. Yatas 2; 14 years, O. T[?]rosby 1, E…

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