Ball at Molong. a Brilliant Function. Molong
The Tennis Club Ball took place last evening, and was one of the most enjoyable gatherings of the kind, which has been held for some time past. The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1897
158 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 8
Onward Band of Hope. Jubilee Anniversary
The anniversary and jubilee of the Onward Band of Hope, ah organisation connected with the Bathurst Baptist Church, was celebrated lost evening in the church, when…
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The Baptist Church was crowded to excess last night to celebrate the jubilee of the above institution, and also the anniversary of the "Onward" Society connected with the church. There were…
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The ball in aid of the hospital which was held on the first night of the Record Reign (Monday), was a pronounced success, and one of the most enjoyable…
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Many pleasant recollections will linger in the minds of those who participated in the pretty little dance organised by members of the local pennis Club to mark the occasion…
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Th Hospital Ball, the biggest social event of the year in Coonamble took place in the Mechanics' Institute on Tuesday evening, 22nd instant, and…
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A concert was held last night in All Saints' Schoolroom, under the auspices of the I.O.G.T. Society, when there was a large attendance…
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A large and representative gathering of citizens attended at the Masonic Hail last night to bid farewell to Mr. Walker, a well-known commercial traveller and earnest…
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The Lord Mayor of London (Sir George Faudel-Phillps) and the Lady Mayoress gare a ball at the Guildhall last night. The company present numbered 5000…
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PARTICULAR attention is directed to the date of Mr. E. C. Cousins' high-class concert. Those of our readers who have had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Cousins and Miss…
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ON Friday last I wended my way to that remote little community called Balderodgery, which deserves to be better known. The object of my visit was to be present at the Bachelors…
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ON Wednesday nest, the music-loving public of Molong will have another opportunity presented them of enjoying a high-class entertainment. On that night a concert will…
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The members of the Bathurst Military Band went to the top of George-street yesterday afternoon to give their initial programme of sacred music, but owing…
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At a committee meeting of ladies interested in carrying oat the annual ball in sid of the Orphanage, it was decided to hold the enjoyable function early in…
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The inaugural ball was held in the evening in the School of Arts Hall and was an unprecedented success, over 60 couples occupying the floor. The hall…
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Strain the canvas on to a light wooden frame, moisten it and let it dry. Turn the picture's face downwards on to a clean piece of paper and apply paste to…
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FOR some time past Mr. E. C. Cousins has been busily engaged preparing his pupils for the concert which took place in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last. The…
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ON Wednesday night Mr. E. C. Cousins, assisted by his pupils, gave the folk of Molong a rest musical treat in the nature of a high-class concert, in the School of Arts. Owing to the…
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