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Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee) · Pictures, dances & concerts

Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895

173 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 9

"Ball Up!"

Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative · Friday 20 December 1895 · page 31

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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Ball at Leadville

Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative · Friday 20 December 1895 · page 49

The Leadville people have p[?] of opportunity for amusing th[?] thanks to the live Sandy M[?] when large ball is the scene of many a p[?]…

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Rylstone. Death.—A Storm.—A Camboon Concert.—Briefs

Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative · Friday 20 December 1895 · page 25

It is with regret that I have to chronicle the death of Mrs. D. Smith, of this town. The deceased lady was well known throughout the Rysltone district…

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Bathurst District Band

National Advocate · Saturday 21 December 1895 · page 2

The Bathurst District Band intend visiting Wollongong, on New Year's Day, provided the necessary funds for the trip can be raised. For this purpose, the Band ask…

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The Military Band

National Advocate · Tuesday 24 December 1895 · page 1

In the afternoon of Christmas Day, beginning at 3.30, the Military Band, under Mr. A. Cartrell, will play the following programme in the Park:—March,…

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Sacred Concert

National Advocate · Tuesday 24 December 1895 · page 1

A sacred concert will be given in St. Stephens Church on Christmas night. The best local talent has been engaged for the occasion, and besides the…

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Topical Serenade. "Sweet Georgie." Sung by Charles Pope at the 'Tivoli' Theatre

National Advocate · Thursday 26 December 1895 · page 3

We've a Premier, Reid by name, sweet Georgic, With a huge Falstaffian frame, sweet Georgie…

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The Military Band

National Advocate · Saturday 28 December 1895 · page 2

Constant practice on the part of tho Military Band performers since the innovation by adding reeds, has produced n most gratifying result. the bandmaster and his…

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A Strange Freak. Sensational Jump in Her Majesty's Theatre

National Advocate · Saturday 28 December 1895 · page 2

At Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, on Thursday night, while the pantomime was in progress, a young man of the working class, named Charles Smith…

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The District Band

National Advocate · Monday 30 December 1895 · page 2

Mr. Appleby, secretary, writes to say that the District Band will play the Wollongong contest pieces in the park, beginning at 8 o'clock, to-night. No…

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Musical Matters. Band Concert

National Advocate · Tuesday 31 December 1895 · page 2

The crowd of visitors was very large, which assembled in Machattie Park last evening to listen to a programme of music played by the Bathurst District…

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Oddfellows Banquet and Ball

National Advocate · Tuesday 31 December 1895 · page 2

An advertisement elsewhere announces particulars of the Oddfellows banquet, which takes place in the Oddfellows Hall, Keppel-street, to-morrow night, and of…

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Fire at a Theatre

National Advocate · Tuesday 31 December 1895 · page 2

A fire, which occurred in a theatre at Baltimore, caused a panic, in which 24 persons were killed and 40 injured…

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The Dive in a Theatre

National Advocate · Tuesday 31 December 1895 · page 2

Charles Smith, the man who jumped from the gallery at Her Majesty's Theatre into the stalls, is progressing favorably at the Sydney Hospital, and…

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