The Band Contest
The Bathurst District Band departed for Wollongong, the scene of the forthcoming band contest, yesterday morning. They took the beat wishes of the town…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
191 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 10
Highland Society. Eighth Annual Concert
There was an excellent house in attendance last night at the Masonic Hall to hear the concert given by the Highland Society. A lengthy…
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The eight annual concert was held in the Masonic Hall, and was one of the best that has boon held. There was a large attendance, and the audience was as demonstrative…
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The Sydney Daily Telegraph reported from, Wollongong, Saturday morning, that "two members of the Bathurst band, who had come to take…
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The Wollongong band contest on the Show Ground on Friday was attended by about 3000 people. The Fourth Regiment Band, Wollongong…
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The Band Contest at Wollongong resulted in the first prize being awarded the Fourth Regiment, with Garkel's Model second, and Bathurst third…
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The residents of Duramana and Eglinton recently held a very successful tea meeting and concert in connection with the Church of England, Duramana…
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A benefit concert was given to Mr. W. J. Shaw last night in the Temperance Hall, when, considering the state of the weather, a fair number put in an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Here and There. Band in the Park
We are informed that the District Brass Band will play a series of selections in Machattie Park this evening…
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The "Flamocere," the dance of the gieies is of Qrienial origan It has the impassive quality the suppressed tautalized sentenses belonging to Eastern performances in…
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Last evening news was brought into town the. a lad named Erie Tye, 11 years of age, on of Mrs. William Tye, of Newtown, was missing . The lad, with his mother (a widow)…
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To-morrow night the Philharmonic Society promises to delight the audience which is expected to turn up at the Masonic Hall. The programme is such…
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The sixth grand concert of the Phil harmonic Society was given to an excellent audience last night, and was very successful. We do not think the…
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The sixth grand concert of the Philharmaonic Society was given last night in the Masonic Hall. It is somewhat remarkable that on four of the six occasions when Phil…
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The minstrel entertainment, given in the Masonic Hall by the Sao Minstrels, under the management of Mr. F. Jennings, in aid of the Neil monument, proved, to the…
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The Band did not perform, as is their custom on Friday night last, simply because the rain performed instead. Had they turned out they would…
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The citizens of Bathurst have decided that their welcome to his Excellency the Governor on his visit to Bathurst shall take the form of a banquet. Why a…
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A few days ago the Advocate referred to the decision arrived at by a public meeting, convened by the Mayor, to tender his Excellency the Governor a…
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The sacred concert in connection with the harvest thanksgiving services at the William street Wesleyan Church was held last evening. There was a largo attendance, and the…
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The Advocate articles, dealing with the city's reception of his Excellency the Governor and Lady Jersey, have brought forth results which, if put into practical…
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