Care of Band Saws. Protecting the Teeth
The accompanying illustration shows a guard to place on band saws for carrying them in public. The guard also prevents injury to the teeth when…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
384 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 9 of 20
Concert at Upper Orara
A grand concert, under the auspices of the Orara Amateur Vaudeville Company, eventuated in the Public Hall, Upper Orara, on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Vitus' Dance After a Fright. Muscles Twitching and Jumping for Years. This Girl Tells how She was Cured by Strengthing her Nervous System
Following a severe fright in childhood Miss Hannah Anderson, 85 Park-street. Abbottsford. Melbourne, doveloped St. Vitus' Dance in a very aggravated form…
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The Theatre Royal last evening was packed to its utmost capacity, when the Company screened "Captain Midnight," the Bush King, and the…
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On Saturday evening the Bellingen Brass Band will render the following programme of music in Hyde-street, commencing at 7.30 sharp:— March,…
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A committee meeting was held in the bond-room on Tuesday last, Mr. Brierley, President, in the chair, Messrs. McLean, Schwinghammer (Treasurer), O'Keefe,…
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The programme submitted at the Theatre Royal last evening was a [?]agnificent one, full of variety and interesting subjects, which pleased immensely. The picture…
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To observant citizens it was inevitable that the moving picture show craze should, sooner or later, be subjected to just such an investigation as…
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In the practice room on Monday night a full muster of the players, Several townsmen, and Trustees Messrs. P. Savage,. W. N. Flatt and…
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An entirely unexpected, but grimly realistic, thrill of horror was added to a tragedy that was being played at the Opera House, in Livermore, Kentucky…
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The monthly meeting of the Committee was held last night, Mr. W. Stevenson in the chair. There were also present Messrs. E. T. Blaxland, D. McFarlane,…
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Mr. Tom Burrows, who will appear under the Lyceum management during race week, has just lowered at West Maitland his own club-swinging world's record of…
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The committee of the City Band held their monthly meeting at the Council Chambers on Monday night. Present Messrs. W. Stevenson…
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Fred Lindrum, in his match against A. E'. Williams in Melbourne yesterday, made breaks of 800 (of which 771 were off the red) and 641…
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A camp fire concert will be held to-morrow (Thursday) night, in which the City Band will participate. The public are cordially…
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A magnificent programme was presented at the Theatre Royal last night, to a large gathering of spectators. The pictures were projected…
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The expense attendant on the importation of Sousa and his celebrated band totals over £2000 per week, and as 15 weeks will be…
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Speaking of the Johnson-Jeffries contest pictures, which are to be shown here by the J. D. Williams Coy. next Friday, 19th inst., a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →LATESTCABLES Fire in a Theatre Terrible Scenes. London
Latest particulars of the fire at the Empire Theatre, Edinburgh, show that it was caused by a paper lantern falling from the wings into the…
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A GENERAL meeting of bandsmen was held on Thursday evening, Mr. R. E. Tomlins in the chair. The business of the evening was…
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