The Young Lady Who Would Go to a Dance
" I went to such a delightful dance last night," said a young lady, by name Miss Elsie Kelly, of 42, Palmer-street, Darlinghurst, thereby disclosing the fact…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1897
158 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 7 of 8
The Military Band
The Military Band have arranged the following programme to be given in Machattie Park to-night commencing at 8 o'olook, under the conductorship of…
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[?]g Town Band has shown signs of [?]ife, and great is the joy thereat. [?] of those interested was held on [?]instant when it was decided to…
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ON Wednesday, 13th instant, a Tea Meeting and Concert, in aid of the Church of England, took place at the Barragan Hall. Rain began to fall about mid-day, and continued…
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WHAT proved to be a pleasant and brilliant gathering took place at the School of Arts on Wednesday night, when Captain Claude Smith entertained the members of his company (No. 1…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Young Lady who would go to a Dance
"I went to such a delightful dance last night," said a young lady, by name Miss Elsie Kelly, of 42 Palmer-street, Darling-burst, thereby disclosing the fact that life…
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A concert was given in the Kelso R.C. Schoolroom on Monday evening, for the benefit of Mr. John Woods who lost one of his legs some time ago. The…
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A very successful concert in aid of the S. C. Cricket Club was held in the Victorian Hall last evening. While all the items pleased the large audience, the following…
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Mr. Balfour says that the concert of the Powers has prevented a general conflagration in Europe. He also says that the Government did not desire to add to their Indian…
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The intercolonial bunds contest commenced at the Town Hull yesterday afternoon. For the second class bond contest Bellambi was 1st, Enterprise…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Young Lady Who Would go to a Dance
"I went to snob, a delightful dance last night," said a young lady, by name Miss Elsie Kelly, of 42 Palmer-streat, Darling hurst, thereby disclosing the fact that life…
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In the evening a dramatic entertainment and concert was held in the School of Arts Hall in connection with the Carnival celebration and a very large attend[?]n was…
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The plain and fancy drees ball in connection with the Carnival was held last evening in the Air Gallery on the Show Ground, and despite the fact that the weather was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Opening Ball. a Brilliant Success
Quite a galaxy of beauty enveloped in exquisite toilets shone within the walls of the Art Gallery at the Show Ground last night. It was a brillant scene, the loftiness of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Juvenile Ball
Last night the Juvenile Ball of the Carnival repeated tho success of Wednesday. There were large numbers of young couples present and the costumes were very brilliant…
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on the show ground, in the enormous art gallery, on Wednesday evening, was a wonderful success. No less that 115 couples put in an appearance…
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came off on Thursday evening, when some pretty costumes were seen. A great time for little people…
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The scene in the large hall when the concert was taking place was very pretty, the building being thronged. Miss L. Donnelly sang very nicely " Whisper…
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St. Mary's College (Convent of Mercy) Bathurst, has a wide, reputation for the excellent training imparted to the pupils by the good Sisters of Mercy,…
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