Show Your Tickets, Please
There is a great amount of differences in the way in which people produce and give up their tickets,' said a railway inspector, 'and I have often thought that…
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Hospital Fair
Particulars in connection with the Hospital Fair to be held in St. Joseph's Hall on Wednesday next during the afternoon and evening, are advertised in this issue…
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The fair to be held in St. Joseph's Hall next Wednesday, in aid of the Wagga Hospital, promises to be an interesting function. The ladies who are the…
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The hospital fair to be held in St. Joseph's Hall to-morrow evening promises to be a huge success. The arrangements are well forward, and the…
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The Hospital Fair, promoted by the nursing staff of the institution, was opened yesterday afternoon in 'St. Joseph's Hall in the presence of a fair…
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The fair, which it was a few weeks age decided to arrange with a view to augmenting the funds of the Wagga Hospital was opened in St. Joseph's Hall…
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To-night the Hospital Fair at St. Joseph's Hall will be continued, the admission being free. A number of special attractions are provided, and all raffles…
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The Hospital Fair was concluded in St. Joseph's Hall on Thursday night, and notwithstanding a big counter attraction in the form of the Convent School…
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The fair land bly promoted by the nursing staff of the Wagga Hospital in aid of the funds of the institution was continued on Thursday evening in St Joseph's Hall…
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TO THE EDITOR, HILLSTON SPECTATOR. SIR,—This is an age of misrepresentation, and the man whose voice…
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An adjournment was mads for the assimilation of refreshments provided for the visitors, and opportunity was also taken to inspect exhibits of paintings…
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A MEETING of committee was held as above. Present—Messrs. J. T. Stratton (president), F. Pinkstone and W. E. Ward (v.p.), S. O. Nelson, E. C. Bartley, F. Manning, J…
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"There is a great amount of difference in the way in which people produce and give up their tickets,' said a railway inspector, 'and l have often thought that…
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A farmer not far from this town was asked how the stripping was panning out, and had he good men…
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WE are sorry to have to place on record two fatalities that seriously affect the desirability of that most enjoyable form of…
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Women do not nowadays go to war, but there are many noted women in the world today who are nominally soldiers. Military enthusiasm is very marked in the German…
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The Minister for Lands (Mr. W. P. Crick) has decided that the lands comprised in the Old Show Ground site at Wagga Wagga shall be submitted to…
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AMONG our large storekeepers whose business announcements are familiar to the Cootamundra 'Herald' the firm of Messrs. Matthews Bros, is the senior in history,…
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