Benefit Concert
The Sao Minstrels tendered a complimentary benefit in the School of Arts' Hall last night to Mrs. Shephard. The hall was well filled by an enthusiastic audience. In the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
191 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 10
The Hospital Ball
Lust evening the annual ball in aid of the funds of the District, Hospital came off in the School of Arts Hall, and was fairly successful. Rain had been falling almost incessantly…
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A SECOND dance, given for juveniles and following the annual Hospital ball, is a new depasture in Bathurst, and that the idea is a good one was [?]ply demonstrated at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CHARITY (?) Concerts. Who Gets the Money ? the Sofala Benefit. Mrs. McANDREWS. How Much She Got. Nothing !
Mrs. CATHERINE McANDREWS called at the ADVOCATE office yesterday afternoon, in reference to a letter appearing anent the "benefit" given her at Sofala. The…
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Battledore is glad to be able to report that lovers of the grand old game in Bathurst, have now been roused to something like the orthodox state of…
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On Monday night the Philharmonic concert will be held in the School of Arts. The programme arranged is u lengthy anil particularly good one, and the performers are…
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The whole of the dress-circle and a fair portion of the hall at the School of Arts, was occupied last night. Punctually at eight the first item "The Crown…
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The seventh grand concert was given by the Philharmonic Society in the School of Arts Hall last night, but was not by any means as successful as those which have…
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Those wishing to attend the Band Picnic, at Mount Pleasant, to-day, will lind everything arranged for their convenience, Busses will start running from the Court…
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The Bathurst District, Band and their friends, conveyed by omnibuses, left the Court House at 10 a.m. yesterday for Mt. Pleasant, where they held their picnic…
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As stated yesterday, a great number visited Mount Pleasant to take part in the picnic given by the District Band. The site chosen was the o'd homestead, and very soon…
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The Wesleyan Band of Hope held a picnic at Orton Park yesterday…
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The yearly Band of Hope picnic was held yesterday on Mr. C. McPhillamy's ground at Orion Park, which was kindly lent by that gentleman for the occasion. A large crowd…
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The only entertainment in town at night was the benefit concert tendered to' Mr S. A.Thompson, conductor of the Philhar[?] Society. The attendance was not as…
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We are requested to draw attention to the Bathurst Amateur Art Society's advertisement elsewhere. The Exhibition, which in to take place on Friday and Saturday next, is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wattle Plat Items. Wattle Flat, Saturday. School Concert
On Friday night the Wattle Plat Public School, by the invitation of the head teacher Mr. Charles Grater was crowded by a large assemblage of pupils,…
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Tho display of pictures and photographs quite covers the walls, and in the majority of cases, the examples shown suggest a talent one would hardly have…
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The [?] Society's Exhibition closed for the [?] day at 10 o'clock last night. Dr. Sneer, at the request of the committee, addressed those present just before…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Among the Pictures. (A last look by "Falcon" for the "National Advocate.")
LUCK favored me on Saturday, for on going round to the Masonic Hall I was fortunate enough to find myself alone with the pictures a happy condition of affairs that lasted…
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