Federal Railways SHOW £33,983 LOSS
Working expenses of Commonwealth railways in the 12 months to June 30 last are stated in the annual report of the Commissioner, to have…
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Japanese Fair
It is generally accepted that in almost all organisations the women make the money. This is particularly true of the Church of England…
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Notice has been received that Mr. Noel Counihan's exhibition of sketches of prominent townspeople will be continued until Wednesday. The…
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Wayne Cherry, aged 17 years, of Portland, received shocking injuries when sliding down a "slippery dip" at a carnival at Portland last night. A…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Council of Show Associations
At the meeting of the above, at Temora, election of officers resulted: president, Mr. B. Nixon (Barmedman); vice-presidents, Mr. W. T. Fahey…
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The Trade Palace trophy, at the Cootamundra show, for the most points in the cooking classes, has been worked out for the awards as all equal,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Luke's Annual Fair Baby Show Results
Results of the baby show held at St. Luke's Church of England annual fair last week are as follows:—Sig months and [?]er Stanley Dow…
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The annual function, organised by Christ Church Womens' Guild will be held on Friday and Saturday of this week. Much trouble and thought have,…
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As a number of competitors had their entry form rejected last year, through late nomination, they should note that entries close on November 21 for open…
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On November 24 at the Coolamon cycling track a cycling carnival will be held. There is £20 prize money, and entries close on November 19…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Motor Show Visits Gundagai An Impressive Display
Of interest to motorists and motorminded people generally, General Motors 1935 Motor Show arrived in Gundagai at 6 p.m. on Tuesday on…
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This will be the last opportunity of reminding patrons of all the good things provided for them at the Japanese fair, to be held in the Parish…
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Next Friday the Ladies' Auxiliary attached to the District Hospital will make their annual appeal to the public when they sponsor the "Fair of many…
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The committee met yesterday afternoon, Mr. J. Croker occupying the chair, in the absence of the president (Mr. James Gibb), who…
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A meeting of delegates from local sporting and other bodies was held at Mr. G. B. Black's office on Wednesday night for the purpose of holding a day…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General Last Nights Motor Show
The second annual motor show in Cootamundra was staged yesterday and last night, with 24 units. There was a procession through the streets…
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The surly old miser fell sick, and in a panic seal for the local clergyman, although he had never done anything to help the parish…
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At the recent Goulburn Kennel Club show, at which Wagga dogs participated, there was a total nomination of 248 canines. Most breeds were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Visit of Victorian Tennis Stars Exhibition Match
Two well-known Victorian tennis players, Messrs. Tonkin and Harper, who did so well in the Sydney championships last week, gave an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Diggers' Carnival
The annual carnival conducted by the Wagga returned soldiers will be held at the rear of the Soldiers' Hall, Peter street, commencing on November…
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