Red Cross Fair Effort for Ambulance
The president of the Newcastle District Ambulance Brigade (Mr. R. G. Kilgour), who was accompanied by Mrs. Kilgour, at the fair organised by…
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Shows & fairs, 1925
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The Moving Picture Show Conspiracies Unearthed
Arising out ot Mr. Lang's discovery that Sir George Fuller, Mr. [?] Parkhill, Mr. Bruce, Sir Thomas Henky and Mr. Ley (disguised in…
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In spite of the rain, Queen Mary made a surprise visit to Wembley yesterday. She proceeded to the Australian…
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The fair organised by the Hamilton Red Cross, in aid of the funds of Newcastle Transport Ambulance Brigade, was successfully continued at…
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One of the chief events of the art year is the annual Exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, and this year's show, opened in the galleries in…
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The competitions arranged by Hamilton Red Cross Society in connection with the fair being held in aid of the Newcastle District…
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The Kurri Kurri annual show will be held in the local drill hall next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The first day will be devoted to judging…
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Mr Ford is still keen to secure 400 steel ships from the U.S. Shipping Board. He says he will convert them into cars and tractors, to the last…
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The results of the competitions at the Hamilton Red Cross fair, in aid of the ambulance, on Saturday night, were:— Recitation, restricted, 12 years and under…
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The whole of the cotton exhibit in the Australian Pavilion has been purchased by James Marshall and Company, of Adelaide…
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Speaking at the Empire Day rally in Hamilton yesterday, Rev. W. N. Williamson, of Stockton, said that, on behalf of the Anglican clergy of…
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In Japan a school teacher was forced to [?]gn because instead of carefully wrapping up and putting away a printed copy of an imperial rescript…
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The fair organised by Hamilton lied Cross Society in aid or the debt on the Newcastle district ambulance station has realised more than £160…
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"Twice in a fortnight," said Weary Willie, surveying with jaundiced eyes a purting brook, which was cutting a channel in the hillside below the cave…
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An unusual case in which a tenant is asking the Crown authorities to determine a fair rent, was placed before Mr. Shropshire, S.M., at…
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The poultry show organised by Cessnock and District Poultry Club to be held on June 12 and 13, has already attracted a large number of…
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The Mayor of Stockton declares that the roads in his municipality compare favorably with those of any of the o[?] municipalities.—News item…
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IF further proof of the inability of small local council to supply the Newcastle district with decent roads were needed, it is contained in the candid admission of the mayor of Adamstown that his council is unable to prevent its roads from going from bad to worse. He declares…
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Kurri Show opened to-day. Judging was carried out this morning. There was a particularly fine display of poultry, while exhibits in fine arts…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fair Rents Court. (Before Mr. J. L. Shropshire, S.M.) Adjourned
George Thomas M'Quirk, of 35 Maygaret-street, Mayfield East, made application for the determination of a fair rent of premises at 35 Margaret-street,…
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