Flower Show. Church of England Event
The annual Flower Show in connection with the Church of England opened on Tuesday afternoon. Under the circumstances, it was not…
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Passing Show
The Makims, of Gum Flat (father and son) took off 800 bushels of cornfrom, their properties. They had the luck to have good rain, and their land…
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A committee meeting of the above was held on the 28th April, when there were present: President A. W. Everett (chair), Me[?] Dutton…
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Mr. Stanley Meek Bisley leaves Inverell to-morrow for the Liverpool Training Camp. He is a native of Rylstone, near Mudgee…
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The Annual meeting of the P & A. Association will be held on 18th instant, when the report and balance-sheet will be received, and officers and…
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On Saturday Miss M. Ditzell had another lot of beautiful roses, flowers and ferns in Mr. Kautz's window. These were sold in aid of the Belgian Fund…
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The rain this week will do an immense amount of good and give the men on the land fresh heart. Thus a Glen Innes exchange:—"It…
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To-day is the 280th day of the war. Present indications point to it lasting another 260 days. The Town Council meet to-night and…
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Owing to the severe [?] tione in Victoria the [?] Sheepbreeders Asso[?] has [?] doned the anual show this year…
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The Deputy-Mayor stated at the Council meeting on Tuesday night that pending the metalling of Otho-street, the holes, caused by the "grubbing"…
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Several bicycles have recently been stolon in the streets of Inverell. Thus far the thief has eluded capture. Inverell's Belgian Day effort…
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The bluest blood of England and Germany, we are told, is now poured out on the battlefields. On the whole, that seems nothing more than fair. It was…
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The entertainment, arranged by the Salvation Army, resulted in a profit of £22, including £1 donation. Land seekers who intend applying…
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The bluest blood of England and Germany, we are told, is now poured out on the battlefields. On the whole, that seems nothing more than fair. It was…
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The annual general meeting was held Tuesday last, there being present Messrs. R. Mackay (vice-president in chair), G. Mackay, W. N. Taylor, A…
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A learn of tennis players from Tingha easily defeated an Inverell combination on the local courts yesterday Mr. E. Smith, dentist, will be…
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In this issue is advertised the programme of the Clarence River (Grafton) Joe ey Club's annual meeting, which is to be held on Wednesday…
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Smythe Bros.'Picture Show, in aid of the Belgian Fund, which was to have taken place on Wednesday night, 19th inst, was given on…
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The election of Mr. Samuel Hordern to the position of President of the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales, in succession to the Late…
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The combined schools' effort on Empire Day will result to a profit of about £11. To-day is the 297th day of the war…
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