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At the Waratah Festival. The sun shone, the bands played, and 700,000 mums, dads and kids flocked

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Unique IDA-00266654SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate12th October 1958FormatNewscuttingDescriptionAt the Waratah Festival. The sun shone, the bands played, and 700,000 mums, dads and kids flocked to the city yesterday to cheer the fairytale Waratah festival procession. (Nine photos of the Waratah Festival procession, including Little Red Riding Hood, the Old Woman Who lived in a Shoe, the Governor General (Sir William Slim) and Lady Slim, babies in strollers, the Sydney Water Board float and "Jumbo", the circus elephant. (Sunday Mirror.)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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At the Waratah Festival. The sun shone, the bands played, and 700,000 mums, dads and kids flocked