Fair Crowd Community Singing at East Maitland
There was only a fair attendance at last night's Community Singing at East Maitland, but the singing was particularly…
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No Show at Scone
With surprise verging on to incredulity, I learned that there was no agricultural association at Scone. Why? No one could tell me. I had always…
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A large crowd attended the carnival held on the Park in aid of the funds of the Red Cross Society. Every class was catered for in…
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A special meeting of the committee of the Northern Agricultural Association was presided over by Mr. W. M. Loder, president of the…
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The annual carnival of Singleton Amateur Swimming Club will be hold at; the municipal baths on Saturday afternoon and night. The programme…
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A Xmas Gift Fair will be held on Tuesday, 8th December, in St. Luke's Parish Hall, in aid of church funds. The stalls are plain and fancy,…
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Mrs. A. Hooke, of Tia River, Walcha, spent the week at Maitland with Mrs. Roland Traill. Miss Enid Colman, daughter of…
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St. Mark's Church grounds were arranged attractively with all kinds of entertainments shows for the fair held there on Friday last. Credit is due to…
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St. Mark's grounds were arranged attractively with all kinds of entertainment shows for the Fair held on Friday last. Credit is due to those…
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Under ideal weather conditions the above event was carried out by an energetic committee in the interests of the show. Success was theirs for…
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Attention is drawn to Singleton Amateur Swimming Club's annual carnival in the Municipal Baths to-morrow afternoon and evening. A splendid…
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The swimming carnival which was to have been held at Ellalong to-morrow (Saturday) has been postponed until further notice, as the Lagoon is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cessnock Junior Technical School Mr. Baddeley to Open Exhibition
Mr. Baddeley (Minister for Mines and Labour and Industry) will open the exhibition of students' work at the Junior Technical School oh Monday…
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At the matinee at the Palace Theatre to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, Don Bradman buttons will be distributed. At night progressive…
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Owing to the inclement weather conditions on Saturday, Singleton Amateur, Swimming Club decided to postpone its annual carnival…
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The Community Singing programme at East Maitland, last night, was one of the best yet presented. There was a good attendance, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Junior Technical School Mr. Baddeley Opens Exhibition. Large Crowd at Display
[?]e local Junior Technical School crowded, to the doors last night. when Mr. J. Baddeley (Minister for Labour and Industry) officially opened the exhibition…
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St. Luke's Parish Hall, Homeville, was prettily decorated yesterday afternoon, when an Xmas, Gift Fair in aid of the church funds drew a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Exhibition at York-street School Primary Boys Display Clever Work
Yesterday afternoon an exhibition was arranged at the Yorkstreet School to display to parents and all interested the work of the…
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It the fates are kind and a fine week-end is granted, enthusiasts and spectators will be provided with a varied and interesting…
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