How Copenhagen's Exhibition Hall Was Destroyed
The ready wit and inventiveness of Danish saboteurs are aptly illustrated in the report reaching Danish officials in London telling how the…
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Hospital Street Carnival. Financial Success. Proceeds Approaching £150 MARK
The street carnival held on Saturday last in aid of the funds of the Merriwa District Hospital proved highly successful, and, although the…
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and the appeal now being made will find its reward by the generous giving that will be stimulated by the knowledge of the noble work…
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SINGLETON Monday.— Credit balance at bank of £631/6/11 was reported at Saturday’s meeting of the N.A.A. The president…
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SINGLETON Monday.—Mr. S. H. Haggarty, ring-master of the Northern Agricultural Association for the past 50 years, wrote…
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Although the patriotic carnival held by the Quirindi and Patriotic Fund in the M.U. Hall was not on as large a scale as previous…
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SINGLETON Monday—Councillors who attended the meeting of the Northern Agricultural Association on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Decision to Hold Show in 1944 Saturday's Meeting of N.a.a. President Hits Out Over Apathy
Unanimous decision was reached by a small number at Saturday's meeting of the Northern Agricultural Association to conduct a show in the spring of 1944. This will be the first show staged locally since October, 1941. Points for and against were…
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CANBERRA Tuesday—Ans[?] a question at a Bress [?] the Prime Minister Curtin, said tire Government…
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Cessnock Agricultural Association will revive its annual show next year. The feature was abandoned…
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Unanimous decision was reached by a small number at Saturday's meeting of the Northern Agricultural Association to conduct a show in the…
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Muswellbrook's contribution to Red Cross Day, held throughout the State on Friday last, is expected to reach £250, raised at the fair…
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Belmont Bowling Club invites entries from bowlers of the Maitland district to their carnival on Xmas Day and Boxing Day. Rink…
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A scintillating revue, featuring programme of variety and song, with a wealth of artistry, and a “Passing Parade of Fashions,”…
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During the years 1941, 1942 and 1943 the number of bicycles reported stolen in West Maitland was 506. Of that number…
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The patriotic carnival, held over from November, owing to rain having interfered with the arrangements, will be held…
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CESSNOCK Wed.— Cessnock District Agricultural Association will hold Ital annual show on March 10 and [?] The last show…
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With feelings of deep thankfulness for an ideal day and generous patronage the committee of the Williamtown Red Cross report the success of the Toyland…
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The Parents and Citizens' Association arranged a school exhibition on Tuesday last, in order to give some idea to those who do not know, the amount and class…
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NEWCASTLE Thurs. — Maitland Marist Brothers gained third place, with 17 points, in the boys’ section of the Hunter Valley…
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