Hibernian Concert at Gulgong
In our advertising columns we publish the programme to be submitted at the Gulgong Hibernian Concert on Tuesday night next. A…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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West's Pictures
Bests pictures opened a two-nights' season an the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday, when, in spite of the inclement weather, there was a satisfactory…
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On Wednesday next there will be an exhibition of Edison’s moving pictures. This is one of the best shows that is travelling the States…
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A letter was read at the Bathurst Council meeting on Wednesday night from a resident of "Havannah street in regard to some drains in that street. The missive Mr. T. J. West h a decided to visit Bathurst for a three night. The machine to be used is said to be the only one of itsb kind in Australian,…
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In the evening the visiting team was entertained at a sumptuous dinner provided by Host Leary of the Freemason's Hotel. The tables were set on the front…
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A meeting of the band committee was held in Blackmores’ Hall, on Thursday night. There were present: Mr. J. H. Dobbin, J.P. (in the chair),…
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Considering the faclemency of the weather the management of West's Pictures must have been gratified at the large and appreciative audience which assembled at the…
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The crowds which attended the School of Arts Hall last night were quite satisfied with the excellency ol the pictures thrown on the screen. The variety of…
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Sydney is promised another ineatre. Mr. W. Anderson, one of the most energetic caterers of amusement In this or any other country,…
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Mr. Warren, touring manager for Mr. T. J. West, was in Orange this week, completing the necessary arrangements for the Orange season of…
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A meeting of the ladles of the congregation of Holy Trinity, Kelso, will be held on Monday afternoon, at the Rectory at 4 p.m. This is intended to…
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A meeting of the band committee was Held in Blackmores’ Hall, on Thursday night. There were present: Mr. J. H. Dobbin, J.P. (in the chair),…
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There was a very fair attendance at the Stating Rink on Saturday night, when the exhibition of moving pictures post-poned from Wednesday night was given…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Seen at West's Pictures Contrivance for Barrier Unionists Contrivance for Barrier Unionists How to Get Rid of the Police
A contrivance, the original of which would be welcome by the Barrier unionists as an affective means of getting rid ol the police force at Broken Hill, was shown at…
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WILL play a programme of Music from the Grand Western Hotel balcony on TUESDAY EVENING Next, 26th January…
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West’s pictures have a high reputation for excellence all over Australia, and that the public appreciate them is evidenced by the fact that…
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To-night the baud will play a choice selection of music from the Grand Western Hotel balcony…
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The District Band will give the third and last Municipal concert of the season in the Park to-night; the programme is a good one, and includes the famous…
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The District Band wist give the third and last performance of the [?] in Machattie Park to-night. The programme me is a good one, and includes the famous descriptive…
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