Police Were Fair
With a word of advice to Anthony Frederick Telford, aged 23, soldier, that, enlistment carried the obligation to surrender a civilian identity card,…
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Holbrook Show Next
Holbrook Patriotic Show will be held on Saturday, October 30, and given fine weather everything points to another most successful show. In two…
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A varied programme of sporting events, novelty events, and wood chops has been arranged for the Hospital Appeals Committee’s street carnival on…
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Saturday, will see the culmination of the last six weeks of effort by Berrigan and district people in aid of the Patriotic and War Fund,…
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"It favored with fine weather everything points to this year's Holbrook Patriotic show being most successful." the acting secretary, Miss Hazel Stewart…
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The Walbundrie Show Committee met to receive reports and the financial statement in connection will) the patriotic show. The[?] were present Messrs H. W. Condon…
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The Hospital Appeals Committee is confident that the public will give wholehearted support to the street carnival to-morrow, and expect as a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Holbrook Show Outstanding Success Anticipated
Offlc[?]s of the Holbrook Show Society are this year confident that again the Holbrook show will be one of the most successful held in this district. In past…
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The flower show, which is being conducted this year by the Red Cross, and which will take place on Saturday next, promises to be up to its usual…
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Fund for the purchase of an urgently needed X-ray plant at Albury hospital will benefit substantially from a large scale swimming carnival…
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MISS HAZEL STEWART Hon. Sec., Ho[?]rook Show. MR. ERIC PRITCHARD. President P. A. and [?] Society…
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Albury mothers will be interested to hear that Mrs W. J. Murphy has arranged a Baby Show for November 27, the first to be held in the…
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The decision to hold the annual Catholic flower show on Friday last, only a week after the conclusion of the big P.O.W appeal,…
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Although it will take some days to complete several phases of the effort, the Hospital Street Carnival was a great success or Saturday afternoon and evening. The hon. treasurer, Mr. L. A. Dooley, said last night that receipts were over £300…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Technical Students Show Work Prize Giving And Addresses
Keen Interest was shown by the public last night at the second exhibition of work by students of Albury Technical Collage. The…
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Fancy dress procession [?] Mr. A. Davidson judges [?] ults Messrs L. Klinge. A. E. [?] [?] and A. Creed [?]…
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Forty artists will appear in the presentation which is bring staged on November 8 by Miss [?] Laugh, to help Mr Jim Bolger, and they win include the Victory…
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Berrigan’s Annual Patriotic Carnival, held on Saturday, was again an outstanding success, and although the final figures are not…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Hitler and Mussolini As Side-Show ! LONDON, Nov. 2
A correspondent of British United Press, who is [?] Naples, says that Marshal Badoglio was asked what should be done with Hitler and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →With the "Mail" Camera at Holbrook Show
Top Row: Left—Miss M. Bunyan, who gained second place in the best type of polo pony at Holbrook Show on Saturday. Right—Mr. T. E. Jelbart. first prize in the same event. Middle Row: Lett—Mrs Allan Proctor,who gained a place for best…
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