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Sydney · Shows & fairs

Shows & fairs, 1964

83 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 5

Scene Set for Motor Show

The Biz · Wednesday 14 October 1964 · page 7

Everything is near "Go" for what is expected to be the most exciting of the 49 international motor exhibitions. London, October…

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Miss Chamber of Commerce Another show girl entrant

The Biz · Wednesday 21 October 1964 · page 1

Miss Rhonda Searle was judged Miss Chamber of Commerce, at a cocktail party held at Fairfield Hotel, last Thursday…

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At the Leather Fair

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 23 October 1964 · page 4

The Leather which closed its doors three weeks ago exhibited large number of varied clothing. Among the most noticed were, left, a…

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There’s no one in Show Businesslike Merman!

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 October 1964 · page 4

Many of her fans (and there ARE many) think she hit the top of her Broadway prowess in "Gypsy", the dramatic and heart-tugging story of Gypsy Rose Lee and her ever-pushing mother…

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FAIRFIELD Show Chief Secretary to Open Tenth Fairfield Show

The Biz · Wednesday 28 October 1964 · page 4

The Chief Secretary, Mr. C. A. Kelly, will officially open Fairfield's tenth annual show on Saturday, October 31. Mr. Kelly is expected…

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Tribune Festival Corner Fair goods pile up

Tribune · Wednesday 28 October 1964 · page 11

The Tribune Fairs are not only a tradition in the Communist movement--they are a reflection of the tremendous interest taken in our workers' newspaper…

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Highlights of the Show

The Biz · Wednesday 28 October 1964 · page 5

Last year more than 20 young children were brought to the Secretary's office at the Showground…

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Famous Valiant at show

The Biz · Wednesday 28 October 1964 · page 9

ABOVE: Chrysler Valiant on display at the Fairfield A. and H. Society's show, by Maxwell Motors, Liverpool. The car won the 1963 Armstrong 500 and led the 1964 Ampol Trial for the first six days, but had to retire with a stone through its sump…

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Chips Fly at Show

The Biz · Wednesday 4 November 1964 · page 12

ABOVE: J m Forsythe, of Wollongong, looks to see if he has won the 12 inch standing and underhand cut at the Fairfield and Districts Agricultural and Horticultural Society's 10th Annual Show, af Bossley Bush, Fairfield, last Saturday. Mr. Forsythe, who was cutting one minute behind scratch was unplaced in the event. He is well-known as an axeman, having…

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Heavy Rain Mars Show Events Cancelled

The Biz · Wednesday 4 November 1964 · page 1

Heavy rain last Friday and Saturday morning almost ruined the Fairfield and Districts Agricultural and Horticultural Society's 10th annual show…

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Will Join Trade Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 November 1964 · page 3

SYDNEY. — Jewish T imes has learned authoritatively that Israel has agreed in…

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Further Fairfield Show Results

The Biz · Wednesday 11 November 1964 · page 12

Three roses, district: Mrs. Best 1, Miss Brachman 2. Three roses: Mr. Doley 1, Mrs. Best…

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Tribune Festival Corner with adam Ogston Tribune Fair This

Tribune · Wednesday 18 November 1964 · page 11

SYDNEY: Paddington Town Hall this Saturday will take on the air of a market-place as hundreds of buyers swarm around what is usually the ball-room looking for bargains at the many stalls…

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Tribune Festival Corner Successful Fair at Paddington

Tribune · Wednesday 25 November 1964 · page 11

Sydney's first 1964 Tribune Fair at Paddington Town Hail last Saturday brought hundreds of shoppers to the gaily decorated hall to buy the many quality goods supplied by our supporters and…

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After the Peking Exhibition

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 27 November 1964 · page 4

BACK from Peking, where he officiated at the first French Technical Exhibition, Mr. Jacques Duhamel recently declared : "The…

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Fair Member of Ufi Now

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 November 1964 · page 9

Tel Aviv.—The Tel-Aviv International Trade Fair has been accepted, as a member of the Union of International Fairs…

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Israel should be at the Fair

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 November 1964 · page 2

LAST week, following upon a Lord Mayoral reception, speakers acclaimed the forthcoming new edition of the Sydney Trade Fair and its value for the stimulation of trade and…

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Perth game’s programme Team Leaves on Dec. 25 for Interstate Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 November 1964 · page 12

The Maccabi Interstate Sports Carnival this year will officially be opened at Perth’s Maccabean Hall on Saturday night, December 26. Interstate teams will be arriving in Perth on the…

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Tribune Festival Corner Granville Fair

Tribune · Wednesday 2 December 1964 · page 11

ACTIVITY is speeding up for the second Sydney Tribune Fair which will be held in the…

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87 selected Largest Ever Nsw Team for Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 December 1964 · page 12

The largest ever team from N.S.W. will compete in the Interstate Jewish Sports Carnival in Perth late this month. The team was announced last week by the manager, Mr. Mick Brandon. Phillip Brandon will be assistant manager and Miss Joyce Goldstein…

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