The Passing Show
The war is now costing Great Britain over 4½ millions per day. The Australian and New Zealand casualties now total 60,673 men and…
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289 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 15
Discovered at Picture Show
At a down-South suburban picture show three weeks back a lady in the audience, during the progress of a travel film, uttered a man's name in a…
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A meeting of the committee was held on Thursday, there being present Messrs R. Mackay (V.P. in chair), P. O'Connor, J.B. Croft, J. Clark jnr,…
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An Inverell motor cyclist finds timber ha[?]ling a profitable side line to the sport. A meeting will be held in the…
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Sy[?] T[?] [?] the [?] [?] to [?] the [?] than [?]…
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Even a self-made man may have to depend upon his wife to make him happy. A 12-acre farm of potatoes at Red…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Guyra Show Society
The annual meeting of the above was held last Wednesday, Mr. A. W. Everett (president) presiding. ANNUAL REPORT…
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A fairly representative and enthusiastic meeting was held on Wednesday 31st May in the school room, when the plans for the Fair were successfully…
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A liquor question—What are you going to have? King George celebrated his 51st birthday on June 3…
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The rainfall for the month of May Shows a widespread shortage, especially in the West. Anyone can buy advertising but the…
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A public meeting was held on Wednesday night to give consideration to the annual Carnival in aid of the local Hospital. Mr. J. McGregor…
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One result of the six o'clock closing of hotels is the increased in the [?]ff, at least one first-class establishment potting up the price 2/- per day from…
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War Chest Day is June 30. Buttons will be sold for anything from a shilling to a thousand pounds. The Chief Judge in Equity has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A One-man Show
Hop., of the Sydney "Bulletin," who is a member of the Athennum Club, once started an Anti-Shouting Association. He was president,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Local and General News Grafton Raging Carnival
The entries for the three big [?]vcuts of the cup meeting the Newmarket and C.B.J.C. Handicaps and Grafton cup-close with Mr. Reg. [?]umcs…
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To-morrow is the shortest day of the year. The total enlistments in Victoria since January are 24,028…
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At the Innes meeting of the P. and A. Society, a letter was read from Mr. W. T. Gadall, offering to [?] the society as overdraft of £1000…
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To-day is the 682nd day of the war. A sometime resident of Sydney now living In' London writes that recent taxation has hit motor car owners in…
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Good people pray, successful people advertise. The Parkes publicans have decided on an all-round increase in prices…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Fair Day's Work Required. Sydney
In future, all railway employed will be required to give a fair day's work for a fair day's pay, and must not waste time discussing political and…
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