The Moving Picture Show Child Labor
Melbourne and Sydney are both suffering from an epidemic of juvemic crime, in the children's courts in Melbourne [?] serious cases of…
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Shows & fairs, 1925
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Missionary Exhibition
The Anglican Diocese of Newcastle considers itself fortunate in having secured the services of Miss Quinton, of Maitland, as directress of the…
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The final arrangements for the Missionary Exhibition, opening in Tyrrell Hall on June 23, were considered at a meeting held last night in the Church…
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"Peter," said Amelia," I really must go to hear Captain Wilkins. He must be splendid." "Give him my regards," said Peter…
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A big attendance is expected at the special general meeting to-night of the Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural and industrial Society…
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Although the Church of England has mode itself responsible for the large expense of the exhibition, planned upon an exceedingly large scale, to take place…
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There is considerable unrest among the exhibitors at Wembley owing to the relatively small attendances, high rents, and expenses…
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The discussion on "fallen angels" and the need for a censorship has caused perturbation at the Owls. The well-known poet, Peter Pershurkus. At a meeting at Charlestown for the purpose of arranging for the service of a resident doctor, the various friendly societies and Kabibah and…
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A special general meeting of the Newcastle Agricultural Association was held at the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce, Watt-street, last night, to…
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Stekloff, the most brilliant of the Russian journalists, and editor of "Izvest[?]a." has been dismissed for living in Bourgeois style contrary to party…
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As the outcome of representations for cheaper facilities, the "Wembley authorities have reduced the present combined return rail and admission tickets…
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The decision of the City Council to permit the 'Bus Owners' Association to terminate their trips at Tyrrell House and to enter Hunter-street by…
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Purls in well used to acting host to the rest of the world. This year the party in likely to be a Gargantuan affair, in which the French capital will…
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"I see." said Peter, "that eggs and butter and salt are up." "Yes," said Amella, "and it's all very well for you to take that lofty…
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A stunt quite out of the ordinary is promised by the Rev. Howard C. Russell, the organising secretary of the Diocese of Newcastle, who is…
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"The same Empire, but a new Exhibition," is the slogan for Wembley this year, and in the expectation of more favourable weather conditions the…
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"Ma" Ferguson, Governor of Texas, signed 26 pardons to-day, and will sign another 15 during the present week. "I'm sorry, Ma," said the Convict…
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There were fair supplies at the Maitland produce sales to-day, the rain having no effort on either buyers or sailors. Vegetables were in good demand, citrus…
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