Concert at Upper Orara
A very suceessful tea and consert was held at Upper Orara Hall on Wednesday evening last, in aid of the Church of England Parochial…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1916
278 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 13 of 14
The National Pictures
A first-class house enjoyed a splendid programme at Maclean on Saturday night. Packed houses greeted the pictures first appearance at Coramba and Glenreagh…
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The Aneac Memorial Band will perform in Bellingen next Saturday, 18th inst. This Band is composed of some of the best players from…
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At the Anzac Band committee meeting, held at Maclean last night the treasurer, Mr. E. T. Oram, read the result of the band's visit: £362 2s 5d, including £31 16s…
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The above are still going strong in the different centres and are having a very busy time of it indeed. To-night at Maclean a varied first-class programme…
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The Anzac Memorial Band arrived from Sydney by the s s. Pulganbar at about 4 a m. on Thursday, and took up their [?]ters at the Hotel Fitzroy…
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The Mayor (Ald. Goddard) presided over a meeting of the Anzac Band comittee, held in the Shire Hall, on Thursday night. The treasurer's (Mr. E. T…
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The following programme will be screened at White's Pictures this evening:—"the Family Solicitor," siar drama, "Pimple's Million Dollar…
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After a very successful tour of the lower rivers, and later of the Richmond and Tweed--the Clarence being temporarily skipped so as not to clash…
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Full houses greeted the above at Coramba, Glenreagh and Maclean during the latter end of last week. The enterprising proprietor, Mr. Sam McIntosh, has…
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To-night, in the Fitzroy Theatre, the above touring party of Anzacs will give a concert, the proceeds of which it is stated go to the Returned Soldiers' Association…
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Mrs. M. Foldi presided over a meeting of ladies, held in the Council Chambers yesterday, when arrangements were discussed for the entertainment of the…
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The Anzac Memorial Band arrived in Bellingon on Saturday morning last per motor boat to Doepelton from Uranga. A large crowd assembled…
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The members of the Anzac Concert Party (under the auspices of the R.S.A.) arrived yesterday by car and were entertained in the afternoon by ladies of…
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The Anzac Concert Party arrived from Casino yesterday by motor cars, and in the afternoon were accorded a welcome at the Parish Hall by the…
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A good general programme was screened at White's Pictures last Saturday night. The audience was fairly large. "The Bambay Budda."…
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A good crowd attended the National Pictures on Tuesday night, and were well pleased with the entertainment. Some very new pictures were screened, including…
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The members of the Anzac Concert Party held an entertainment at the hospital yesterday morning, giving most of their well-known items, which were much…
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If the exhibition of the Somme Battle Pictures does not prove a potent factor in bringing the war to a successful termination, then God…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Late Cables (Messages received, except where otherwise specified, through the Australian Cables Association.) Selling Surplus Pictures. British National Gallery Scheme. Academicians' Protest. London
Eighteen distinguished academicians have memorialised Mr. Asquith (Prime Minister), protesting against the National Gallery Bill, because it would…
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