Missionary Exhibition
There were large attendances again at the various sessions of the missionary exhibition in Tyrrell Hall yesterday. In the morning about 2000 children from…
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Shows & fairs, 1925
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Wembley Exhibition
Though the attendances at Wembley are most disappointing, the Australian Pavilion in invariably filled. The latest novelty is lecturettes from…
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The principal speaker at the Missionary Exhibition in Newcastle last night was James Noble, the aboriginal missioner, who spoke of his work at…
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The only way to get young men to take an interest in politics is to begin teaching them in the public schools at the age of six, when first…
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The missionary exhibition in Tyrrell Hall drew very large attendances on Saturday, the hall and its annexes being crowded with interested spectators…
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Mr. Watkins, M.H.R., who was a member of the Federal delegation to New Guinea some years ago, and spent a long period of investigation…
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"All Pep" is the title selected for this week's production by Dick White and Eric Edgeley's "Midnight Frolics," who played to a capacity house…
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As an old enthusland (writes Dr. Archibald Grubb) of that ancient and honorable athletic form of higher sport called bowls, I wish to join my…
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It is estimated that more than 18,000 people have to date passed [?]rough the Missionary Exhibition at [?]ll House in Newcastle, and that…
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"I say," said Alderman Stokes, Lord Mayor of Sydney. "I hear you have a message for me." "No," said Mr. J. Spencer Nolan,…
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Sir,—On receipt of my ballot paper for the annual election of committee of the Agricultural Association, I am reminded of the talk in regard to the present…
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At the closing session last night of the Newcastle Missionary Exhibition, at the Tyrrell Hall, there was a big attendance, in the face of the unfavourable weather…
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Mrs. Terry, of Texas, him three sons in gaol—one of them sentenced to death. "They were all good boys," she sobbed, "but they chanced when…
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Eric Liddell, the Olympic record-breaker had a stirring send-odd at Edmburgh. He has gone to China as a missionary…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fish Firm Sydney, Friday. Fair supplies of fish were [?]
[?] to-day consignments being forward from rail centres, the CLarence River. Port Stephens, and the trawlers…
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A girl of 12, said to be the very daring leader of a juvenile crime gang, has been arrested in melbourne. One of the gang, a boy of 12, was also charged…
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While London is the scene of the great Empire Exhibition at Wembley, Paris is witnessing at international exhibition of another kind. The scheme for an…
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"Funny thing this were Heredity Count," said Weary Willie. "Feller named Langley was spruikin' about it at the King's All last night—It was…
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Sir.—I should be most grateful if you would permit me, through your columns, to thank very sincerely the hundreds of workers who were responsible for the…
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