R.c. Ball Harwood
The ball in aid of the R.C. Church, Harwood, eventuated on Wednesday night. It proved to be the most successful ever held here, both socially and financially. There…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
295 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 9 of 15
Grafton City Band
At the monthly meeting of the above in the Town Hall last night, Mr. W. Stevenson presiding, several names of bandsmen were forwarded to the N.S.W…
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At the recent winding-up meeting of the Lower Clarence Hospital Ball Committee, a balance-sheet, was presented showing a profit of £65 9s…
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The monthly meeting of committee was held on Tuesday evenings Present: Messrs. W. Stevenson (president.), E. T. Blaxland, A. Englert. J. Klaus, J. Waterhouse, J…
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The Lyceum Pictures will show here to-night and to-morrow night, and the pictures to be screened promise to be something specially good in the world of…
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Last night, in the Parish Hall, am enjoyable entertairument was given in aid of the Methodist Tennis Club, there b[?]g a very fair audience. Rev. R. J. Murray (who, in…
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The City Band's programme at the Clock Tower to-morrow night will be:--March--"The First in the Field."…
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The Lyceum Pictures drew the usual crowded house on Thursday night, when a budget of good things in photo-play were scr[?]. The star [?] was a magnificent…
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Particular are to hand concerning the pictures to be screened by the popular Lyceum Picture Coy, on Thursday and Friday nights, and from them the information…
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Coff's Harbour was distinctly en fete on Friday, night, when the members of the Masonic Lodge gave their annual ball. The event was held in the School of Arts,…
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Contrary to what one would have liked to see, there was only a poor house at the Theatre Royal last night, on the occasion of the benefit entertainment tendered to…
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This annual amusement took place on Friday night. The attendance was large and representative, many visitors coming from…
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This popular and annual function eventuated in the Mechanics' Institute on Wednesday evening last when, as is usual, a large gathering…
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South Grafton Rowing Club's annual ball at the South Grafton School of Arts on Wednesday night attracted 50 or 60 couples, who danced till 2 a.m. to music…
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The fifth annual ball held under the auspices of the Manchester Unity I.O.O.F. eventuated in the local School of Arts on Wednesday…
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"The Power of the Cross" was the most salient feature of the film-display given by the Lyceum Picture Coy on Thursday night. L[?]ins leading actor, Arthur…
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The above ball, recently held, and which yielded a net profit of over £166, has been a matter of surprise to many outside the district, so much so that organisers of…
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The secretaries of the above function, Mrs. N. Henson and Miss N. Gallagher, saw success attend their previous untiring efforts on Wednesday night. About 80…
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The ball in aid of the Coffs Harbour HOspital Fund was held is the Upper Orara. ball on Wednesday mght end proved an…
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This week's Programme for the above Compoay includes another instalment of the "What Happened to Mary" series, in two parte, the first part being, "The High…
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