Mr. Ball's Visit. Tour of North Coast. in Grafton To-night
In the course of his North Coast tour, Mr. R. T. Ball (Minister for Works) and party were yesterday at Coff's Harbor, where the Minister laid…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1917
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Water Supply Matters. Deputation to Mr. Ball
A deputation consisting of all the members of the Grafton and South Grafton Board and Mrs. S. G. Davey (secretary) waited on Mr. Ball on…
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A civic reception was tendered in the Grafton Town Hall on Friday night to Mr. R. T. Ball (Minister for Works), who, in the course of a tour…
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To-night at the Theatre Royal, one of the best programmes will be submitted to the Grafton, picturegoers. "The Yaqui," Blue Bird feature in five parts,…
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In accordance with the proposals of Mr. R. T. Ball (Minister for Works), who has just returned from his tour of the North Coast, the State Cabinet…
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A meeting of ladies was held in the Town Hall yesterday afternoon make arrangements in connection with the concert to be given by Miss Berthal Devey…
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A good house, greeted the Don Pictures on Tuesday night at the Theatre Royal. The programme was an exceptionally fine one variety being its chief character…
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On Friday night last, the Repton Patriotic Association held their usual [?] church party an the [?] the proceeds of which were in aid of the Red Cross. Owing…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →(Copyright.) Convict Days. Vivid and Realistic Pictures of the Past. a Desperate Adventure. Part 2
Less than an hour after the tragedy the messenger. McAree, reached the farm, breathless and excited. His wild appearance alarmed Mrs. Gibb,…
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The proprietor of the Don Pictures, which are shown in the Theatre Royal, Pound-street, is again putting on a star film this evening, entitled "The Grip of…
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Another meeting of ladies was held yesterday in connection with Miss Bertha Davey's concert for the Grafton Hospital. Mr. A. Eggins, president of the hospital…
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The promoters of the concert and coffee supper in aid of the local Methodist Church funds on Wednesday last have every reason to be…
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There was a large audience in the School of Arts, Carr's Creek, last night, when a concert was given in aid of the Grafton Hospital. Too much praise…
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There was a good attendance at Tuesday night's entertainment and the audience was thoroughly appreciative of the merit of the films projected. To-night…
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The dance organised by Mrs. J. Munns, in connection with France's Day, was a brilliant success, both spectacular and financial. Much credit is duo to Mrs…
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The public will have another opportunity of giving a much-needed helping hand to our most deserving institution-- the hospital-- by extending their…
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A very successful concert and dance was held on Wednesday in School of Arts under the auspices of the St. John's Girls' Club, the proceeds to be…
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Last night Miss Bertha Davey repeated her concert, this time in aid of the Grafton Hospital. The Mechanics' Institute ware granted 150 tickets out of the…
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There was a very good house at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, when a splendid programme was screened. The star picture was "The Man who Stayed…
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