Band Contests
At Inverell on Tuesday night the band carnival terminated. The gate receipts were nearly £500. Resuits:—AGrade, first £150 and silver cup; second £35;…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1907
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Band of Hope
The quarterly re-union of the South Grafton Band of Hope was held in the South Grafton School of Arts on Thursday. Mr E. Plckering presided, and in an address…
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The concert and elocutionary recital, given by Mr. F.J. Sheridan and local amateurs in the South Grafton School of Arts Hall on Wednesday evening, was very well…
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A concert in connection with the Harvest Festival was held in the Methodist Church, Maclean, on Monday evening. Rev. S. Bembrick presided, and the church…
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The monthly meeting of the committee was held last night, Mr. W. Stevenson, President, in the chair. A report of a satisfactory nature was read from the collector…
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Some members of the Church of England have been working hard for the past nine months in preparation of n good entertainment in aid of Church of England funds…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held on Monday, night. Present:--Messrs. W. Stevenson (President), C. E. Attwater, G…
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The Band will play the following programme near the Commercial Bank on Saturday night:—Quick march, "Ipswich " (Arthur Kingsley), trombone solo,…
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Mr. J. Mulholland, the indefatigable schoolmaster at Ulmarra, has organised another concert, in aid of the school prize fund, to be held in the Ulmarra…
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A successful concert organised by Messrs. J. S. Nobbs (of Sydney) and C. Hurn (of Newcastle) took place on s.s. Cavanba on her last…
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A successful concert organised by Messrs. J. S. Nobbs (of Sydney) and C. Hurn (of Newcastle) took place on S.S. Cavanba on her last…
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The must up-to-date idea in theatrical enterprise is the above, which has been formulated by Mr. Phillip Lytton, of Sydney, and is now an established success in every way. The…
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There was an excellent attendance at the Parish Hall on Wednesday night, when a first rate vocal and instrumental concert was given in aid of the Sunday School…
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The Market Reserve during this week will be the scene of one of the greatest novelties, in theatrical enterprise ever attempted in Australasia, viz.,…
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This show week attraction is a decided nevelty, and will open in the Market Reserve on Wednesday. The theatre is fitted with a stage qualling the Criterion in Sydney, and by…
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Miss MaLachlan and her company will appear for one night only at Maclean on this visit, so that Thursday next will be the only opportunity of hearing them. The…
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The Ulmarra School concert has for a number of years been recognised as one of the most popular and successful iunctions of the year, and although the [?]inancial result of the one…
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The large canvas theatre situated on the Market Reserve which was opened last night, was attended by some 1600 people. The theatre is…
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On Saturday night, May 4th, Maclean Brass Band, under the conductorship of H.T. Priest, will play the following programme near foot of John-street:—March…
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The novelty of a theatre in a tent was not without the power of attraction in the case of H.H. Stoving Theatre, which has attracted splendid audiences during the…
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