A Juvenile Ball
To-morrow night Mr. J. Allison's fourth juvenile ball will take place, when something especially attractive is promised…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895
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CHAPTER V. the Story of the Pictures on the Walls. (Continued.)
'It matters not what my name is, I have sworn on the Holywood to the Cardinal, not to reveal it sufficient for it to be known that I am a gentleman of France, and have…
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Lovers of dancing are reminded that Mr. J. Allison's juvenile ball comes off at the Masonic Hall to-night. It is expected there will be a large attendance…
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According to a Melbourne paper, the cost to Lord Brassey of his first State Bill, was not less than a third of his whole year's official income. With…
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A very enjoyable time was spent at St. Stanislaus' College last evening, when a large number of guests assembled in the Academic Theatre to listen to a concert given…
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The Masonic Hall presented a very pretty spectacle last night, when about sixty pupils of Mr. J. Allison assembled to take part in his fourth juvenile ball…
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The pupils of the Patrician Bros.' School, whose entertainments are always of a highly attractive character, give a concert in the Masonic Hall to-night…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Ball at Rockley. Rockley
As a termination to their very successful season, the Rockley Imperial Quadrille Club gave a winding up ball on the 30th ult. in the School of Arts Hall…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Patrician Bros.' School Concert
A large audience made the Masonic Hall ring with applause last night, when the pupils of the Patrician Bros.' School with the assistance of the girls from the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Glance at the Pictures
The Amateur Art Society's Exhibition this year is chiefly conspicuous for the productions shown from the brushes of Messrs. H. G. Garlick, Orange, and G. Haughton,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →West Wyalong Concert. WYALONG
The pupils of the public school last night gave a successful concert, realising £20…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Distances We Dance
A practical American has discovered that an average waltz takes one over about three—quarters of a mile. A. square dance , is half a mile, and a galop, is a good mile—at a run. A girl would easily cover fifteen…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Child Killed by a Cricket Ball
On Saturday afternoon a fatal accident occurred at Hobart. Some boys were engaged at a game of cricket, and among the spectators was a little boy…
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Crowquill's attention hag been drawn to the artistic productions, exhibited at the recent Art Society's annual, of Master James Tinning. These…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trinity Church, Kelso. Festival and Concert
A festival was held yesterday afternoon in connection with the Trinity Church, Kelso, During the afternoon a sale of gifts was conducted in the schoolroom and…
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By advertisement it will be seen that the pupils of the Convent Primary Schools give a concert in the School of Arts Hall on Wednesday evening next…
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The concert by the pupils of the Con-vent Primary Schools, of which mention has already been made in these columns, will be held to-night in the School of…
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A large number of citizens availed themselves of the invitations of Messrs C. W, Naylor and L. A. Alexander to attend their first pupils' concert at the…
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On account of the pressure on our space yesterday the descriptive matter of the report of the concert given by the pupils of the Convent Primary Schools…
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IN the early days of Mudgee's history, when the goldfields were pouring out their wealth, and when the lawless were difficult to control, bushranging…
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