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Castlemaine and District Agricultural Society
Annual Show, November 4th 1950
Second Prize
Class 507, Section K, No. 2
Awarded to Patsy Delmenico
for Sausage Rolls (Plate)
H.J.S McIntosh, President
L.J.T Stevens, Secretary
Baringhup, Baringhup East, Baringhup West, Bradford, Brokenback, Eastville, Gowar, Muckleford, Muckleford South, Neereman, Nuggetty, Porcupine Flat, Shelbourne, Shelbourne South, Tarrangower, Walmer, Walmer North
Castlemaine and District Agricultural Society Annual Show, November 4th 1950 First Prize Class 508, Section K, No. 2 Awarded to Patsy Delmenico for Homemade Biscuits H.J.S McIntosh, President L.J.T Stevens, Secretary
The old Castlemaine Schoolboys Associtation Mr C. Rilen Greaves Street Castlemaine Paid at Castlemaine - 20 September 1945
This Bill is as phony as the McMahon Government Too many Billys - get rid of them on December 2 VOTE LABOR Authorised by H. Leonard, Seamen's Union of Australia 289A Sussex Street, Sydney North Sydney-Apollo Printing Pty Ltd
Lindsay Laity Castlemaine High School
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