A Maclean Brass Band
SIR,—I notice in "Notes and Comments," by C.S., where your correspondent asks: Why cannot Maclean furnish a band of its own? and surely with a population such as your town has…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1898
98 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 5
The Hallewell Concerts
Those who appreciate high-class vocalists and musicians will have the opportunity next week of hearing some of Sydney's best artists—Miss Amy Simpson, Miss Emily…
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The Hallewell concerts have eventuated amid mixed feelings, and though thoroughly appreciated by a certain section of the public, they cannot be regarded as popular in the…
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A concert and entertainment by the pupils of the Muclean Superior Public School eventuated in the School of Arts on Friday night. The usual courtesies were not extended to the ADVOCATE…
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This event on Friday evening was an overwhelming success, and the promoters are justified in their indulgence in jubilation. Rain has descended almost continuously since the scholars were first taken in hand…
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A CONCERT in connection with the Bellingen public school will be held in Moody's Hall to-morrow (Saturday) evening. In addition to a number of vocal contributions, the…
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Every mistress of a house knows how delighted the young folks are at the idea of "giving a party;" how the list of guests is made out, invitations…
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TIME writes no wrinkle on the Bellinger. The spirits are just as addent, the caterers for amusement are quite as enthusiastic, and the ladies are as charming…
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A CROWDED house greeted the rising at the curtain at the school concert held in Moody's Hall, last Saturday evening. Every available portion of the large hall…
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The entertainment on Thursday evening, to aid in defraying the Rev. E. H. Webber's expenses to England, whither he leaves this morning on a trip for the benefit of his…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Pictures of Bygone Days
In the youthful days of Aubrey de Vere, the Irish poet, now an octogenarian, Irish gentlemen fought duels, and did not love their enemies…
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The concert and social af Mororo on Easter Monday night was a decided success, although the weather was unsettled. A temporary stage was erected in the hall, which was nicely…
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THE Belinger brass band has now fairly begun business, and as a very great number of member have joined, and much enthusiasm is being manifested in the matter, the band…
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A SMOKE concert under the auspices of the Maclean Football Club was held on Saturday evening to initiate the football season. The concert took place on the spacious balcony of…
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A concert was held on Wednesday in aid of the produce shed, and will be for ever remembered by all fortunate enough to be present. The programme was unique as…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Ball at Tyndale
THE ball held under the auspices of the Tyndale Cricket Club, which had been at the last moment postponed from Friday last on account of the inclemency of the [?]ther, eventuated on Tuesday…
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The subjoined is a literal translation of a theatrical notice of the year 1734, preserved in the Brunswick Museum: "In order to secure tho comfort of the public in every way, the…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes,- The residents Woogoolga can again be congratulated upon the success which attended the late concert organised and arranged the late concert organised and arranged by that most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →At a "Bloomer" Ball
" It was my good fortune to attend the first 'bloomer' dunce niven in New York," says a writer in an American contemporary. Like other affairs of the kind, is was strictly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mr. Kennedy's Concerty
MR. Kennedy, the Scotch vocalist, was greeted with a bumper house in the Protestant Hall on Tuesday night. Asa vocalist and humorist he is really worth hearing, while his portrayment…
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