Yandoo Red Cross Carnival
On Saturday and Monday, January 25 and 27 last, the Yandoo Society in conjunction with the Sans Souci R.O.S., held a very successful carnival in Mr…
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Robertson Show Abandoned
ROBERTSON, Friday.--The committee of the A. and H. Society has decided, in view of the danger of the influenza epidemic, to abandon this year's show…
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A meeting of the council of the C.C.A. and H. Association was held at Castle Hill on Monday, when there was a good attendance. As the president,…
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In a letter to the president and council of the Royal Agricultural Society urging them not to open tho Royal Agricultural Show on Good Friday, the Archbishop of Sydney says:—…
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The committee of the Police and Fire-men's Hospital Carnival has received the first cheque for £100 in aid of the funds from Sir Samuel Hordern. This…
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The following letter has been written by Archbishop Wright to the president and council of the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales:--…
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Dear Lije.--Things over here are pretty mixed. They want somebody to run Europe for 'em, and I'm afraid I'll have to take on the Job. Instead of…
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Although the aim of the Police and Firemen in their eighth carnival and art union now being organised is the able one of raising £30,000 for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A New Show Which Opens Differently Blowing Bubbles to the Audience. An Innovation Introduced into Bubbly, To Be Produced at Palace
How to open a show differently has been solved in Bubbly, the Andre Charlot revue, which is to be produced at the Palace Theatre. The Bubbly kiddies act…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Can the Soul Be Weighed to Show Life Is Extinct? Apparently Death May Be Only a Trance—The Body May Cease to Function and the Heart to Beat; But Life May Not Have Gone
Medical men practically agree that in view of the facts available on the matter, and also in view of their various experiences, that it is possible for a…
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The finance committee of the City Council has recommended that an application by the lessee of the Exhibition Building for permission to…
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Wednesday, April 9, has been [?] date for [?]ing the Blayney[?]…
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BATHURST, Sunday.--The council of the Bathurst A.H. and P. Association yesterday decided to hold the annual show on March 6, 7, and 8, as previously arranged…
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"President " Wilson is not an international Simple Simon. He is more like Gamaliel, at whose feet sit the Great Powers, or like Moses administering the…
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ALBURY, Saturday.--At noon to-day Police superintendent Miller was advised that two children in one family and another child in another family, aged respectively 10, 11, and 12…
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The influenza epidemic shows no sign of abating. There were 28 fresh cases ready for admission to hospital within an hour…
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The executive of the Police and Firemen's Hospital Carnival and Art Union has decided to postpone the carnival set down for March [?] to a date to be fixed by the committee after…
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On account, of the severe seasonal conditions the Dublin P., A., and H. Association has postponed indefinitely the annual show, which was to have been held on March 26 and 27…
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