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Snowy Mountains & Monaro · Shows & fairs

Shows & fairs, 1931

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Canberra Hockey Carnival

The Manaro Mercury, and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser · Monday 14 September 1931 · page 2

The Canberra Hockey Association's carnival was held on Saturday at Acton Flats, in which the principal match, N.S.W. State…

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Handicrafts. Striking Exhibition by C.W.A. Younger Set

The Bombala Times · Friday 23 October 1931 · page 2

Staged by the Younger Set of the C.W.A. at Goulburn on Wednesday of last week, the wool and handicrafts exhibition attracted considerable…

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Cooma Hospital Demonstration Procession, Sports and Ball Manaro Joins in the Joyous Carnival A Financial Record

The Manaro Mercury, and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser · Friday 23 October 1931 · page 2

Wednesday last will be remembered for many years by those who were in Cooma to take part in the celebrations which marked the…

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St. Philip's Flower Show and Sale of Work

Delegate Argus · Thursday 19 November 1931 · page 2

The Church of England annual flower show and sale of work was held in the School of Arts on Saturday last. There was a good…

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Presbyterian Fair

The Bombala Times · Friday 20 November 1931 · page 4

The annual effort for the Presbyterian Church, organised by the Members of the Women's Guild, which takes the form of a Fair and Flower…

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Ladies' Wood Chop Delegate Sports Carnival Monday, Dec. 28th, 1931

Delegate Argus · Thursday 24 December 1931 · page 3

Following are the nominations for the above event:— Mrs. G. Hutchison Mrs. F. Matthews…

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Is all Fair in Politics ?

The Bombala Times · Friday 25 December 1931 · page 1

Most surprised politician in Australia one night last week was the quaint J. J. Cusack, who, deciding that Eden Monaro no longer loved…

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