The Moving Picture Show Back Kick Cyclone
"We know that western seasons," wrote Henry Lawson, "do not run on schedule tune." [?]ither, apparently, do western…
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Shows & fairs, 1924
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Central Mission Fair
The Kookaburra Fair, in connection with the Newcastle Central Methodist Mission, will be opened by Mrs. S. Varcoe-Cock on Wednesday afternoon…
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"I [?]," said Weary W[?]c, "that modern children a[?]n't got no manners. an is profane an' dishonest." "I've often noticed it." said the…
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Mr. Wright, Labor member for Ballmba (Q.) advised the Queensland Legislative Assembly that tho views of Mo[?]s were worth attention…
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A meeting of ladies, representing the medical and nursing staff, the trustees and committee of management, was held in the board room of…
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Peter is deeply interested in a proposal made to the American Society of Civil Engineers by Sir Charles [?] who wants to dig a shaft…
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An effort to raise £290 for the Salvation Army self-denial fund is being made at Mayfield and an All Nations' Fair was opened in the local…
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A Kookaburra Fair will be opened in the Central Methodist Mission Hall this afternoon by Mrs. S. Varcoe Cock[?] Musical programmes have been arranged for…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Kookaburra Fair Australian Atmosphere
Bright redgum tips with large kookaburras resting on the boughs created a truly Australian atmosphere at the Central Hall to-day when the kookaburra fair…
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There were only fair supplies forward at Maitland produce sales to-day, owing to the recent rains. Buyers were in large attendance, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Moving Picture Show Heredity
"I see, Count," said Weary Willie, "that a [?] called the Marquis of Champ[?] 'as been plannin' to do in jewellers for their jewels. [?]…
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The Central Methodist Mission Hall as crowded yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the opening session of the Kookaburra Fair, the proceeds of which…
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The Tighe's Hill Methodist annual fair was opened yesterday in the kindergarten hall, the interior of which was attractively decorated. Rev. H…
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The Mayoress of Wickham (Mrs. Fegan), in the presence of a large gathering of members and friends, opened the Tighe's Hill Methodist…
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"If we try to side-step races we'll be here until doomsday," said Mr. Cameron at a meeting of the Maitland Hospital carnival committee last…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Moving Picture Show War Horror Passes
A year ago the pessimists were telling us that future wars would be nightmares of horrors, beside which the Great War would pale into…
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The Tigho's Hill Methodist annual fair was continued last night with a good attendance. Mr. T. Armstrong presided in the absence of Mr. J…
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"Mr. Fraser means business this time, Holmes," said Watson. "It looks as if the scalers' days are numbered on the New South Wales…
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Frank Barhard of Toronto, canada engaged because his wife left him charged her in his car and killed her peter's old friend Zuncharish…
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The "Sunday Express" declares that the Wembley Exhibition is certainly a great failure financially, though not educationally…
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