“Inter” Candidates at Their Exams
Work learnt during the year was put to the lest at Albury High School this week, when students sat for…
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Queen opens Parliament from Golden Throne
LONDON, Tues.: Before the assembled peers and commoners, the crowned and be robed Queen Elizabeth II today opened the new session of Parliament with a speech from the Golden Throne…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cheque for Floral Festival candidate
On behaviour of Albury Choral Society. Mr. S. R. Jacking (left), yesterday presented a cheque for £40 to Miss Joyee Schroeder. Connect Hall candidate in the Festival queen competition. The cheque represented the profit from the societyâs recent presentation, âLa Parisienne,â at the Pizza theatre. Others in the picture are Mr. E. D. Bairouney and Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Floral Festival Queen Candidates’ Presentation was brilliant (By “Constance,”)
Presentation of the nine Floral Festival queen candidates at a ball at the Palais Royal last night was a brilliant spectacle, perhaps one of the finest ever seen in Albury…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: There will be no Slate election despite the defeat of the Price Control Extension Bill in the Legislative Council today. Price control will now end in Victoria on…
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SYDNEY. Thurs.: The Wheat Industry Stabilisation Bill would guarantee all growers the cost of production for all wheat sold…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: More than 1000 people are expected to march on State Parliament House next Tuesday In protest against…
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Miss Anne Deane, who prepared the girls, with the Albury Floral Festival Queen candidates after they were…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: State Parliament tonight passed the Liquor Amendment Bill extending closing hours of hotels and club…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: Parliament House would not be moved from its present site in Macquarie street when a new building was…
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NEW YORK. Sun.: The U.N. General Assembly affirmed the stand taken by 15 Western allies calling for free elections in Korea…
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Mr. David Fairbairn, MHR, has been informed that it is intended to abolish the polling place at Goombargana West, in the…
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At a recent meeting of the South Coree Branch of the F.S.A., some members asked how it was that the name of…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Mr. Geoff Thomas, of Tamworth, has been elected as Country Party candidate for the key seat of Liverpool…
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