The Recent Flower Show
The spring show of the St. John's Horticultural Society, held a fortnight ago, has proved more successful than its most sanguine members anticipated…
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Wagga Cycling Carnival. King's Birthday Meeting
The annual meeting of the Wagga Cycling Club will take place on Monday next, and being the King's Birthday a large attendance should result. The sports will start at…
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The cycling carnival was continued to-night. A strong southerly wind was blowing, and light rain fell. There was a fair attendance…
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I WAS strolling down High-street on Monday evening when I saw the Club House Hall lighted up, and being almost a stranger in town, I wondered what was going on…
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CONSIDERING the late period of the year at which the Literary Institute annual Flower Show was held on this occasion, it was a success. Fall arrangements…
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THE annual flower show in connection with the Gundagai Literary Institute was opened in the Assembly Hall on Wednesday last. The attendance was…
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Present : Messere W. Corby (in the chair), F. Pink stone, W. H. Matthews, R. D. Moore. A. Ward, E. Bruell E. G. Mutt hews, W. E. Ward. A Moore,H…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →0 Singer Fair. Dedicated to Madame Albani. I.
O singer fair, sing me some sweet old song To soothe my spirit raid tho din and strife, For I am weary with the ills of life, And faint with battling with the vile and…
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Yesterday afternoon an art exhibition and sale of work was opened in the St. John's Hall, Wagga, under the auspices of St. John's Guild, and, although the…
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A sale of work and grand art exhibition was opened in St. John's Hall yesterday afternoon. For some considerable time past the ladies of St. John's Sowing Guild…
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A meeting of the above was held fit the Albion Hotel on Thursday afternoon. There were present:-- The President (Mr F, Manning), W. Corby,…
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THE first meeting of the new committee was held on Thursday afternoon. Present:—Messrs. F. Manning (president), W. Corby, W. E. Ward, and…
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The above events which were held on Friday last in the Batlow Hall, for purpose of alding the Tumut Hospital, must be pronounced…
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On account of large amount of space taken up in our last issue with address given by Mr. McLean we were unable to do justice, to report on above venture,…
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I had secured, after a struggle in which several porters, stout ladies, and a very pretty girl, and another man as well as…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A "Prohibited" Immigrant. Scandal at Newcastle. Travesty of British Fair Play
Much indignation has been aroused over the latest action of the Commonwealth authorities in regard to the administration of the Immigration Restriction Act…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Man in the Train. a Fair PRISONER.—Continued
'I'm alarmed about this man!' I said hastily as the officials demanded why I pulled the cord. 'I'm afraid he's very…
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A meeting of the above was held on Thursday afternoon at the Allion Hotel. There were present The President (Mr F. Meeting). Messrs A. V. Walker…
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At the meeting on Thursday afternoon there were present Messrs. F. Manning (president), W E. Ward and F. Pinkstone (v p ), E. V. Walker (treasurer), J…
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