State Band Contest. Won by the Barrier. Sydney
The N.S.W. Band Association's contest B Grade Competition was concluded last night and resulted:-- Broken Hill, 194 points, 1; St. George,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
384 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 20
Band Championship
SYDNEY, Friday.—In the Interstate Band Contest for the Australian Championship for 1911, Broken Hill's own choice gained 97 points. The test piece…
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Despite the inclemency in the weather on Tuesday evening, quite a goodly number braved the elements, and attended at the Theatre Royal to witness the…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →A Bad Case of St Vitus' Dance. Doctors Said one of the Worst They has Seen. Cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Fills---The Mother's Story
A distressing case of St. Vitus' dance—one of the worst they had ever seen, said the hospital doctors where the little sufferer was an inmate, has been cured by Dr…
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Last week, in common with most other forms of sports and amusements, the Perfection Pictures were seriously interfered with by the…
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As usual, the Richmond Amusement Company will appear at the Rink Hall to-night and tomorrow night, when two complete changes of programme will be…
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The result of the Inter-State Band Contest was Manly first, Newcastle City second, Metropolitan third…
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There was a large attendance at the Theatre Royal last evening. The programme submitted was varied from start to finish, not a dull moment…
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An exceptionally fine programme will be submitted by the company to-morrow evening at the Theatre Royal. The programme advertised in this issue,…
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It is quite evident that the Perfection Picture Company are gaining favor in Grafton every week. On Monday and Tuesday nights very good…
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There was a very large audience at the Rink Hall, Grafton, on Monday night to witness the Richmond Amusement Co's. fresh installment of…
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The numerous other attractions earlier in the week had little effect on the attendance at the Theatre Royal last evening to witness the new…
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As will be seen by our advertising columns the Perfection Picture Co. will appear at the Theatre Royal tonight and again with a change of…
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A meeting was held last evening. Present: Messrs. C. T. S[?]hwinghammer. A. J. Pollack, J. Lane, D. Murphy, A. McKittrick[?] A…
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Mayor See, at a "private view" prior to the inauguration of the Perfection Picture entertainments, at Grafton, when a demonstration was being given of the…
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For some time past there has been a proposal to form a brass hand in South Grafton, and on Friday night a meeting was held there for that…
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Something right out of the ordinary in the picture line is provided by the management of the Colonial Theatre Pictures at the Rink Hall to-night. The same…
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The promise of a solendid programme by the above combination was fully borne out after one had witnessed the entertainment at the Theatre Royal last evening…
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The annual report to be presented at a meeting shows: The Committee have much pleasure in submitting, the thirteenth, annual report,…
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The programme for to-morrow night's entertainment is of a r[?]rch[?] order, and calculated to please the most fastidious taste, from the lover of a Grimald[?]…
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