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Advertising : 113 wordsTraditional bonfire gatherings were held in all quarters of Albury last evening to celebrate Empire Day with a zest which other functions ...
Article : 140 wordsA 50ft. column of flame leapt fiercely into the air when the 200 odd motor tyres, which formed the base of this bonfire, caught properly. Mr. Charles Kurrle, South Albury, constructed this masterpiece of bonfire art for an enthusiastic band of youngsters. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 46 wordsChildren attending the High, Public and West Albury Schools, together with the C.W.A., joined in celebrating Empire Day at Albury yesterday. A spectacular march of public school pupils to Hoyts Theatre, where ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 326 wordsMarching feet, blaring bogles and rattling drums were heard in Albury streets yesterday morning, ...
Article : 24 wordsEmpire Day was celebrated by the Albury branch of the C.W.A. in the Best Boom yesterday afternoon, when the guests of honor ...
Article : 363 wordsThe Mayor of Alb[?]ry (ALD. D. G. PADMAN), top, and the town clerk (MR. BOY COLLINGS), who took part in the Empire Day celebrations ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 29 words“The British Empire stands to-day at the crossroads. A new era has dawned, and the phenomenal progress which marked the rise and development of ...
Article : 209 wordsEmpire Day was celebrated at Lavington yesterday. Addresses were given by the Rev. Boddington, representing the Ministers’ Fraternal, Crs. ...
Article : 96 wordsEmpire Day was fittingly celebrated at the Corowa Intermediate High School and the Primary School yesterday. In the morning pupils ...
Article : 477 wordsCelebrations were also held at the West Albury School. The vice-president of the P. and C. Association (Mr. D. Peerman) was chairman and ...
Article : 155 wordsIn welcoming the visitors to the Empire Day celebrations at Henty yesterday, Mr. H. K. Knox, president of the Parents and Citizens’ Association, ...
Article : 563 words“The criterion by which a man— and I here include a woman—is judged,” Miss Drennan said; “is not what he is or what he does, ...
Article : 294 wordsTop: The neatly-uniformed bugle band of the Public School, with its youthful drum major (Rex Cozens), which led the march of 600 children through the streets yesterday in the Empire Day celebrations. Bottom: Enthusiasm of youth—Gaily flourishing flags marked the infants school contingent in the long line of marchers. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 54 wordsThe British Empire was the nearest approach to a universal empire of which the great conquerors had dreamed, but the consummation of which ...
Article : 70 wordsNow was the testing time of the British Empire, said the Governor (Lord Wakehurst[?] at an Empire Day gathering in Martin Place to-day. The ...
Article : 164 wordsOne thing that had struck her very forcibly was the comparative lack of real home life in Australia. Climate might have been a contributing factor ...
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Border Morning Mail (Albury, NSW : 1934 - 1935; 1938 - 1954), Thu 25 May 1939, Page 3
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