Wagga Show Set To Break Records At Exhibition
The Wagga Wagga Agricultural Show enters its week with expected record entries up 25 percent from 1931. Horse, sheep, and cattle divisions show strong interest led by the Riverina farming community. The event opens Tuesday with two days of movie programs by the Murrumbidgee Turf Club, while women’s exhibits, cooking, and needlework applaud gains. A new pavilion houses British Breeds sheep, and poultry move to Kingston Hall. Rodeo contests promise crowd-pleasing feats as visitors flood the grounds Wednesday and Thursday.
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Kauamha Smith Hall
Traffic Arrangements For Showground Race Day Access
Road closures and parking rules limit vehicle access to the Showground via Vrana Road gates and Best Street. Private cars must cross the railway by est Street bridges and avoid returning via Albury Road and Docker Street. Hire vehicles will show red badges for easy identification. Residents may park at the town hall. some spaces reserved for members. Limited return routes announced via Moorone Street into Wincaigs or Pu ywood Streets.
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Special Trains on Wednesday 23rd August
Special trains run on Wednesday with tickets torn from single park from Almary Urana and Lerton. Stops at all stations along the line. Passengers urged to check local timetables before travel.
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Urana
Lerton
Amusements Week Opens Marquee Show in England Grounds
The Tuesday premiere at Claydon of Emgland grounds near Feter and Tompson Streets marks the start of a lively theatre week. The production blends comedy and song with prominent Sydney-based violinist Tene Ties and mezzo soprano Vy Peps amid an elaborate orchestra and lighting. Pantomime for Saturday and free seating at Lyric Adaste House are noted, with changes to programs during show week.
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Feter
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Sydney
Mendie ‘Shin
Yin Mey
George Lloyd
Heavy Norris
Iauehter
Ga Collier
Coprano
Peter Brodkes Wenor
Musee Dudley
Usenesopranc
Peps
Sitved
Isis
Bevistas
State
Melbourne
Tene Ties
Police recover jewels after early morning theft
In Sydney, police quickly responded to a jewel theft, recovering a large quantity of jewelry minutes after the raid. A guard on duty saw the thief flee across a roof and officials surrounded the area as bags containing the loot were dropped before the suspect escaped toward Government House grounds.
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Tros
Pblice
Japan Faces Birth Decline Threat to Future Economy
A Tokyo expert from the University of Commerce warns Japan’s birth rate drop will strain the nation over the next two decades. The study links population imbalance to social unrest and weak employment, urging policy focus on stabilizing the economy and family support.
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Vidas Depay
Gulyeu
Institute of Pubuic Relations
Teijiro Useta
Tokyo
Ucniversity of Commerce
Saipan
Shortage of Funds Report on Bankrupt Estate April 14 1999
A fragmented report on the Triste W Tanee auptey Of etude Roach assets shows a deficiency around 250000 linked to trust funds. It reviews use of funds for speculation and notes compulsory sanitary costs and the audit findings affecting the bankrupt state.
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Etude
Roach
Arthur Bernard Davies
Wollellor
Swittde
Seport
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