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TUMUT TRAGEDY
Nancy Treweeke, aged 11 years, of Grahamstown, met her death at the Tumut swimming pool, in the Tumut River, this afternoon in tragic ...
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MISS AUSTRALIA CONTEST
When the management of "Smith's Weekly" ed the Miss Australia contest they aroused the interest of thousands of girls throughout the Commonwealth. The contest was divided into State divisions—the six ...
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CENSORING COMMON-SENSE
Considering the number of good, bad .and indifferent films (many of them worthless even though they be harmless) which are licensed it does seem extraordinary that a picture which appeals to common-sense should be refused a certificate. Yet this is what recently happened in England. ...
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HEIGHT OF THE RIVER
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Wagga District Hospital
The Board of Directors of the Wagga District Hospital is renewing its appeal to public bodies and citizens of the town and district for funds to furnish ...
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What "Smith's" Says
Referring Do the New South Wales finalists, the editor of "Smith's Weekly" says:— "Miss New South Wales," Miss ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GAR MANUFACTURE IN AUSTRALIA
Mr. H. C. French, managing director of the Ford Motor Company in Australia, said in evidence before the Tariff Board to-day that experience ...
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"Daily Advertiser" Interview
"I am very honored to have been chosen as representative of New South Wales in the Miss Australia contest," declared Miss Sheila ...
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POLICEMAN ARRESTS WIFE
Policeman Edward Kelly, who in 1928 battled with two desperadoes in the dark and killed one of them, has performed a harder task. He arrested ...
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INFANT'S NOSE FRACTURED
Falling from a chair at his parents home yesterday morning, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs E. T. Bourne, of Collingullie, sustained a fractured nose ...
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ITEMS OF NEWS
Miss Ida Lorking, state organiser visited the Tarcutta school on Tuesday morning and addressed the children on the work and aims of the ...
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LINDBERGHS LEAVE CAIRO
Colonel Lindbergh accompanied by his wife took off this morning for Bagdad on their flight to Australia. ...
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"WOMAN"
In the current issue of "Woman," colorgravure, rotogravure and black and white have been used effectively to present a comprehensive preview of ...
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OBITUARY
The death occurred in Sydney on Saturday of Mr. Jack Healy, a former resident of Gundagai at the age or 80 years, and father of Mr. Mick ...
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EXCURSIONS TO SYDNEY
Excursion trains will leave Wagga for Sydney and intermediate stations on Monday, February 22, at 7.29 a.m., and on Wednesday, February 24, at ...
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Reception at Aerodrome
This afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss Martin will be given a hearty welcome when the plane arrives at the 'drome. ...
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Family Notices
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MR. A. A. M'GEOCH
The death occurred at a private hospital in Wagga yesterday after a short illness, of Mr. Albert Atlee M'Geoch, of Yerong Creek, at the age of 74 ...
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POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS
It is officially stated that hundreds of newspapers are received in the mail rooms of the post office each week with insufficient postage affixed ...
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RETURNED SOLDIERS
An invitation is extended to returned soldiers to attend the annual meeting of the Wagga sub-branch of the league, which will be held in the ...
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PERSONAL
Miss Queen Bucknell, of Moree, who has been holidaying in Sydney, will accompany Miss Sheila Martin to Wagga to-day by 'plane. Miss ...
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Advertising
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MUTTON BIRDS INCREASING
Cape Woolamai, the century-old haunt of the mutton-bird, has been proposed by the Field Naturalists' Club as the site for a national park. ...
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THE WEATHER
The following are the latest official weather forecasts:— State: Warm to hot and sultry conditions culminating in scattered rain ...
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SKELETON WEED
The senior agricultural (Mr. L. Judd) will deliver a lecture on skeleton weed at the M.P. and A.A. rooms, Gurwood-street, Wagga, on ...
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RED AND BLACK DUST IN U.S.A.
GUYMAN (Oklahoma), Wednesday —A second storm of black dust swept over the wheat belt to-day, blowing but the wheat in many places. ...
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COUNTRY BOYS TO VISIT SYDNEY
This week an announcement was made throughout the country schools of New South Wales to the effect that an excursion was being organised by ...
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N.S.W. COUNTRY PARTY
For the thirteenth year in succession Sir. Arthur Trethowan was to-day elected chairman of the United Country Party of New South Wales. A ...
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