Strike Echo "A Fair Go" Mr. Weaver Explains
At the conclusion of his address in connection with the Railway and Tramway branch of the Protestant Federation in the Preshyterian Hall,…
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Shows & fairs, 1921
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Cathedral Operatic Fair
The operatic fair, which has been organised to assist the funds of Newcastle Cathedral, will be opened in the Parish Hall this afternoon by the Very Rev. H…
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Mr. W. E. Ross presided over a meeting of the Maitland Hospital carnival committee at the town hall [?] night. The Mayor (Alderman Fry)…
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At a meeting of the management committee of the Newcastle District Sailors and Soldiers' Memorial Institute, Mr. C. A. Earp, who presided, reported that in…
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The operatic fair, which was opened in the Parish Hall yesterday afternoon, was continued last night. The hall was taxed to its limits…
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All church organisations in the Newcastle Cathedral Parish are represented in the operatic fair, which was began yesterday, and is to extend over a season…
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Notwithstanding the boisterous weather there was another crowded attendance last evening at the Newcastle Cathedral Operatic Fair, in the Parish Hall. The…
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The rose garden fair of the West Maitland Methodist Church was officially opened to-day by the Mayoress. Mrs. H. W. Fry. The object of the…
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The West Maitland Town Hall has been converted into a charming bower of roses by the ladies of the West Maitland Methodist Church, whose Rose Garden Fair…
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At the dairy show at Islington there were 52 entries of colonial-salted butter. The first prize was taken by the Manning River Co-operative Society; second,…
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By the large attendance at the Maitland Stadium last night it is evident that boxing is going to take on again in the town. At 7.45 the…
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In moving the adoption of a minute to Hamilton Council last night, objecting to the closing of Broadmeadow fire station, the Mayor (Alderman…
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The proceedings at the Newcastle Cathedral operatic fair in the parish hall were again featured by complete success last evening. The hall was crowded, and…
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The rose garden fair, which is being conducted by the Methodists at the town hall to raise £1000 to complete the amount required to build a new…
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A fair in connection with the new church building fund, was opened yesterday afternoon, in the Baptist Church. Mrs. I Winn, in opening the function,…
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The Kurri Methodist Church spring show, to raise funds for the new church, was opened last night. It was expected that…
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Merewether Progress Association wrote to the council Last night, drawing attention again to the danger and nuisance of straying stock within the…
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The Newcastle Cathedral Operatic Fall was continued with success last night, when a feature of the evening was the activities of "Miss May." who presided…
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The Newcastle Cathedral Operate Fair was concluded on Saturday in the Parish Hall, after a successful run of five days. It is anticipated that the proceeds of the…
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The rose garden fair, which was promoted by the Methodist Church, was concluded on Friday night. The gross takings amounted to £1200, and…
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