Charity Concert
On New Year's Night a concert in aid of the distressed Wilson family was given in the Town Hall by the Warsaw family, assisted by other local…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895
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Wesley Choir Concert
On Christmas Eve the Wesley Church choir gave a concert, in which sacred items alone had a place; but owing to the wet weather which prevailed the…
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A CONCERT in aid of Mrs. Sammelt was given in the Town Hall last evening. The extremely hot weather militated against a large attendance;…
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IN aid of the funds of the Mica-street Roman Catholic Church choir, a concert was given in the Town Hall last night. The audience was large and…
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THE Welsh residente of Broken Bill intend to celebrate St. David's Day by s grand Welsh concert in the Town Hall tomorrow evening. This is the first…
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THE Welsh residents of Broken Hill intend to celebrate St. David's Day by a grand Welsh concert in the Town Hall tomorrow evening. This is the first…
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to the country by the Government during the past week was 210. The Parliamentary Public Works committee has decided to recommend…
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YESTERDAY being St. David's Day, the Welsh people in Broken Hill celebrated the occasion by a concert in the Town Hall. Originally it was intended…
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Previous to November last there were two German clubs in Broken Hill—the Deutscher Terein (German Club), which had its rooms in…
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THE annaal ball in connection with the H. A. C. B. S. was held last night at the Town Hall, and was a phenomenal success. The secretary…
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IN the Police Court this afternoon, before Messrs. T. H. Wilkinson, P.M., and H. E. Bright, J.P., Thomas Ball— who had previously been committed for…
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A FAREWELL concert to Miss Gluyas, who has hewn closely identified with the Wesley choir daring her residence in Broken Hill, was tendered at the…
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IN celebration of its anniversary, the Star of the Barrier Tent, No. 50, of the Independent Order of Rechabites, held a concert in the Town Hall last…
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THESE have been many performances in Broken Hill for the benefit of the Hospital, but probably none has been so successful in every respect as that…
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A CONCERT was given on Easter Monday in the Mechanics' Institute by Holy Trinity Sunday school. All the items were given by children only…
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At the Criminal Sessions to-day William Robert Rand, the claimant to the Rand estate, Albury, was sentenced to eight years' penal…
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THE want of a theatre in Broken Hill has been severely felt since the Theatre Royal was barned over a year ago; and proposals for rebuilding it have…
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At the Criminal Sessions to-day William Robert Rand, the claimant to the" Rand estate, Albury, was sentenced to eight years' penal…
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AT Hegarties Hall, Soath Town, last night a plain and fancy dress ball was held in aid of the newly-formed Mechanics' Institnte. The building…
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A MEETING of the Hospital Ball Committee was held yesterday afternoon at the Town Ball Mr. J. W. Neilson presided. There were about…
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