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                <text>The Wagga Wagga and District Historical Society has been collecting items of local historical value since 1962. A small portion of the Society's collection is stored at CSU Regional Archives. The items, which are mostly paper-based records (including photographs) are currently being digitised and will be progressively added to this gallery over the coming months. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Contact the Historical Society at &lt;a title="www.wwdhs.org.au" href="http://www.wwdhs.org.au/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"&gt;www.wwdhs.org.au&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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              <text>A photographic postcard addressed to May Mortlock from Barney Carlon of Yarragundry, dated 13 November 1909:&#13;
"Dear May, That other jolly old card was a dead nark, couldn't have a scribble at all May. But never mind will tell you all, when I see you again. Well May I hope you will be pleased with these Photo's. Did you have a good time at the Dance, them jolly girl's of ours were a failure couldn't smooge you know May xx Best love, Barney."&#13;
The image shows men, women and children enjoying a picnic. There is a lot of activity in the background - could this have been a Show Day?</text>
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