Red Cross Xmas Fair at Paterson
PATERSON: The Paterson branch of the Red Cross Society held a successful fair in the School of Arts. Due to splendid…
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Ambulance Carnival at Stroud Crowd Enjoys Good Day
The carnival staged at Stroud oil Saturday last in aid of the proposed Memorial Ambulance to be stationed at Stroud provided a good spectacle…
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The Maitland P.S.A.A.A will conduct its fifth annual swimming carnival at the Maitland Olympic Pool on Thursday, 22nd…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pantomime for Local Ambulance Big Crowd Enjoys Good Show
The pantomime produced by Miss Beryl Ellis at James Theatre on Friday night as a benefit for Dungog-Stroud District Ambulance, proved…
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The sectional, committees of the Maitland Show Council have completed the revision of the schedule for the show to be held…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Merchant Navy Fair Results Will Exceed Expectations
Results of to-day's fair in All Saints' Parish Hall will exceed early expectations, one of the Organisers stated late this…
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Attention is drawn to the announcement in this issue regarding the Wingham and District War Memorial Hospital Week. Six carnival days…
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At the fifth annual PSAAA swimming carnival, held at the Maitland Baths yesterday, Marist Brothers won the electric clock…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kurri Flower Show
A flower show held by Kurri Kurri soccer supporters Club was well attended. The judge, Mr. R. Fer[?] of Young Wi[?]. [?] the following awards; [?]…
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The greatest carnival of all time. The preceding six words sum up, without fear of contradiction, and with pardonable pride, the great…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Would Not Show Books Union Challenge to Ford Company
WASHINGTON Nov. 23.—Contending that prices and profits were none of the union’s business, the Ford Motor Company…
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RAYMOND TERRACE, Sat. — The Raymond Terrace rodeo carnival, which was held to-day, attracted some of the best stock…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →T o-day’s Leader: The Small Business Man Hitler’s Letters Show Contempt For The Japanese Australian Associated Press
LONDON, November 24.—Secret speeches and letters of Hitter, which the prosecution at the Nuremherg trials will submit next Monday, in an endeavour to clinch the charge of “conspiracy to wage aggressive wars” against war…
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SINGLETON.—Masters Ted. Briseenden, Charlie Langsford and Norman Lambert have been selected to represent Singleton…
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The Raymond Terrace rodeo carnival, which was held on Saturday, attracted some of the best stock horses in the north and competition was…
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A carnival, details of which are published in thisissue, will be staged by the Communist Party on Friday, December 14, on the vacant…
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A street stall and night carnival will be held on Friday, 21st December, in aid of the Ambulance car fund. Donations will be thankfully received…
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SINGLETON Friday.—Delegates from Singleton Maitland Cessnock Wyong, Newcastle and Gresford were present at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Carnival Notes Scone Competitors Still to the Fore
While Reg. Watts was winning the open draft on Saturday week at Murrurundi on his dandy mare, Dusk, brother Clem, was in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Exhibition of Infants’ School Work
At the annual exhibition of school work at East Maitland infants’ School, pictures exhibited at the “Newcastle Sun” art show…
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