P.l.l. Secretary's Feeling Reference. a Fair and Fearless Administrator
Mr. Grant (general secretary of the P.L.L.) made feeling Teference yesterday to Mr. MacDonell's death. The State, he said, had lost one of the…
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Shows & fairs, 1911
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Mr. Hughes's Eulogy of Deceased. an Ideal Australian. Always Fought Fair. Melbourne
Mr. Hughes (Federal Attorney-General), in some allusions to the late Mr. MacDonell last night, said:—"Though not unexpected, in common with…
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The wind-up mooting of those interested in the recent Imperial Spring Fair was held in the Isicholls-street Lecture Hall last evening, tinder the…
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The Rink as the home for the gliding art will have one more entertainment on Monday evening next, when a faucy dross carnival and sports will…
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To-night the Rink will once more resound with whirr of wheels, rippling laughter, and the bang of a big orchestra amidst a blaze of light and…
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The skating carnival and (sports promoted by the management of the Skating Bink as a benefit to Mr. R. Higgs, the floor manager during thc season…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →V.r.c. Carnival. Selections for Opening Day
There is hot much promise of fine going to-morrow, as recent rain has made the track heavy. This being so, the lightweights may have a day out. Still…
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A "Nautical Fair" will be opened in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon next, when many novelties will be introduced. The lair is being held in…
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The Monindie pastoral and Agricultural Society held their Annual Show on Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 19th Oct. The weather…
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The opening ceremony of the nantural fair, to be held in aid of the funds being raised for the purdue of building a manse for the pastor of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sprinc Racing Carnival in Melbourne. (By a Visitor.)
Melbourne, is always the Mecca of pleasure seekers at this time, of the year, and "house full" is the greeting everywhere for those careless arrivals…
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The Nautical Fair in aid of the Congregational Church manse fund was continued at the Town Hall last night. There was a large attendance of the…
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What was termed a "Nautical Fair" was opened at the Town Hall this afternoon in the presence of a fair number of the public. The general scheme…
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The nautical fair in aid of the Congregational Church manse fund was brought to a conclusion at the Town Hall last night. The fair was well…
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ThE Methodist Fair and Spring Festival was opened on Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Stone and Corney's old building Reistreet Preceeding…
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A stirring tale of a juvenile pushfight was told at the Glebe Police Court to-day (reports the "Sun" of November 7), when Eric Hill, an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Silver City and South Range Blocks. a Promising Show
The Silver City and South Range Blocks claim, situated about a mile south-east of the South Blocks, is a proposition full of promise, and with…
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The Narrabri correspondent of the "S.M. Herald" on November 10 wired: — Malone and Roughall's open air…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →State Parliament. Yesterday's Proceedings. New Member for Maitland Sworn In. Cobar Seat Declared Vacant. Proposed International Exhibition. Sydney
Major Nicholson was sworn in and look his seat as member for Maitland in the Legislntive Assembly yesterday…
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At the Central Police Cdurt to-day (reports the "Sun" of November 11) Walter Sydney Smith, 52, was fined £5, or one month's imprisonment, for…
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