Moree Show Privileges
At the sale of privileges in connection with the Moree show, the No. 1 publican's booth was purchased by Mr. A. H. Kirkby (Criterion Hotel), for…
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Band Carnival Three Days' Festival September 30th to October 3rd
A meeting of the committee of the Inverell Band Carnival was held in the General Chambers on Wednesday evening. Those in attendance were, Messrs…
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For years past it has been apparent to the thinking section of the committee responsible for the management of the Inverell P. & A. Society that a…
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Tin is quited at 27/, an increase of 6d. Diphtheria is raging in many country towns throughout the State, but…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Items of Interest Glen Innes Show
After paying away over £750 in cash prizes at the recent show, the Glen Innes F. and A. Society finds itself in the position of having additional…
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The salary of the secretary of Lismore Agricultural Society has been raised to £300. Notice in dance hall in America's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Band Carnival Arranging the Programme. Enthusiastic Meeting
A meeting of the committee of the Inverell Band Carnival was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night, when those in attendance were:…
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The first meeting of the Armidale committee since the recent Show was held on Thursday, when Mr. H. W. Curtis presided over a large…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Moree Carnival Glen Innes Band's Visit. Making the Arrangements
One of the most important aspects connected with the visit of the Glen Innes Band to Moree on the occasion of the Memorial Hall Carnival, was…
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Definite instructions have been received that the Inverell manslaughter case is not to be trie dat Armidale. There will be a dance at Brodies…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Band Carnival Test Piece Selected. Musical Association's Meeting
A meeting of the committee of the Inverell Musical Association was held in the Council Chambers on Saturday evening last, at which the President…
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Talking about appropriate names, there are three men living alongside each other in New Zealand—Haverbier, Schicker and Beside. They should…
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Much has been said about what constitutes a reasonable rent. Recent New York State legislation gave the course certain discretionary powers to fix…
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The Moree Show was held last week. According to the local papers the exhibits were splendid, but the attendance was not as large as usual…
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Owing to pressure upon our space, a full account of the Agricultural Bureau meeting, held on Friday night, has had to beheld over until next issue…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Band Carnival Dividing the Profits. Meeting of the Committee
A meeting of the Band Carnival Committee was held in the Council Chambers on Saturday evening last, at which the Mayor (Ald. S. J. S. Butler)…
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Tin is quoted at 28/9, an increase of 6d. Mr. H. B. Woods, veterinary surgeon, will visit Delungra on Wednesday next…
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At Gundagai Show the waitresses, who wore being paid 10/ a day, struck for double, wages. They seized a moment when the rush for lunch was…
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The Committee of the Guyra P. and A. Association met on Wednesday morning. There were present:—Messrs. A. W. Everett (President),…
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The committee met on Thursday. present: Messrs. H. F. Mitchell (V.P. in chair) J. L. Micheli, R. H. Roberts S. Berry. W. Willkinsen, J. L. Eather and H. W. Vincent…
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