Gollan Carnival
Tho Gollan Carnival will be held to-morrow. Half the proceeds will be equally divided between the Dubbo and Wellington hospitals. The sum of…
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Shows & fairs, 1918
227 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 10 of 12
Is this Fair Journalism? How the "Dispatch" Distorts Facts
In its issue of last, Friday the Dubbo "Dispatch" publishes the following paragraphs:-"And once the National Party is…
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The Allies Fair and Sale of Gifts, held under the auspices of the Wellington Salvation Army, was opened by the Mayor (Alderman Kenyon.) on Tuesday…
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The annual Gollan Carnival was held yesterday at "The Hall," and proved a most successful function. During the morning the weather clouded a bit, and…
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The thriving town of Geurie will been fete on Wednesday next, the occasion being the holding of the annual carnival, which is looked forward to with…
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Finally we draw attention to the excellent excursion townsfolk may avail themselves of tomorrow afternoon, when a special train will…
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Narromine annual show will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday next. Entries will close tomorrow. Special trains will be run from. Warren and…
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Entries for the Narromine show also tomorrow (Wednesday). Mr. O. E. Skinner is the secretary this year, and he pictures big things in the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Wellington P.a. and H. Society
The time is approaching for the annual meeting of the Wellington P.A. and H. Society to be held, and the secretary is at present getting the books…
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Officials.—President, Mr. J. A. McLeod; vice-presidents, Messrs, H. Whillock, W. Richardson, J. Porton, L. D. Turnbull, F. W. P. Shaw, F. R…
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For the guidance of exhibition at the Methodist Flower Show and Exhibition we give the dates on while exhibits in the various sections will…
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Over 2000 people attended Gourie annual carnival on Wednesday afternoon. As in former years, Dubbo was well represented, over 250 people…
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Finally we remind readers of Narromine show, while will he opened on Tuesday next by the Minister for Agriculture. The exhibition will be…
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"How will the war affect our conception of Christianity and morality" Gambling formed one of a series of subjects dealt with in connection with…
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Tuesday and Wednesday were the dates of the Narromine Show, and we are pleased to chronicle a most satisfactory result from the efforts of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Methodist Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition. Successful Opening
The annual flower show and industrial exhibition, in aid of the Cobar Methodist Church funds, wag opened in the Masonic Hall on…
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The Methodist annual fair will be held in the Protestant Hall next week. A score of novelties will be introduced this year. There will be attractions…
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The committee of the Orange Bowling Club has decided to arrange a carnival for December 26, 27, and 28, Dubbo. Wellington, Bathurst and…
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The Methodist annual fair will be opened, in the Protestant Hall next Thursday and continued on Friday and Saturday. The programme comprises…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →[?] Dubbo [?]iberal and Macquarie Advocate. Tuesday, October 15, 1918. Fair-play for the Teacher
He's gentle, never schooled, and yet learned.-Shakespeare. It is a curious thing that in the stirring conflict of thought and politics…
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