AMUSEMENTS. Benefit Concert
THE shearers' concert which was given with such signal success recently in aid of the Newcastle strikers was repeated at the Cosmopolitan Hall last…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1896
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Academy Pictures
A SERIES of Royal Academy pictures for 1896 is being issued at a very moderate price by Cassell and Co., Limited, in five numbers. Hitherto…
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A CONCERT was given in the Primitive Church, Lane street, on Thursday evening by the pupils of Miss Dymmatt's private school, and was…
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The Oddfellows held their annual ball on Thursday evening last in Kennedy's Hall, which had been nicely decorated for the occasion. Messrs Randell and McCready…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Raid on the Band. The Proposed Parliamentary Inquiry. The Prosecution of Cecil Rhodes. [By Cable.] London
The Government was questioned in the House of Commons last evening as to its intentions in respect to the proposed inquiry into the raid on the Rand by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →AMUSEMENTS. Juvenile Fancy Dress Ball
THE Juvenile Fanoy Dress Ball which Mr. J. J. Correll gave with such success a fortnight) ago was repeated in the Town Hall last night in the…
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On Friday evening last the annual Public School Concert in connection with the breaking up for the midwinter vacation was given in the Bijon Theatre. The head master…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →AMUSEMENTS. The Quintrell Concert
THE concert promoted by Mr. Quintrell and given in the Town Hall last night attracted a very large audience, the building being well filled. The programme comprised…
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THE annual Hospital Ball will take place to-morrow night at the Town Hall, and promises to be, as usual, one of the most successful and…
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The Wilcannia Society of Entertainers gave another of their popular concerts on Friday evening last the 3rd inst., the proceeds of which were devoted to [?]gmenting…
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Few organisations have done more for Broken Hill charities than Bartley's Band, which has established itself as the most permanent of institutions…
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A concert, the proceeds of which are to be devoted to the funds of the local Wesleyan Church, was rendered in the Bi[?] Theatre on Thursday evening last, and, considering…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →AMUSEMENTS. The Lacrosse Concert
THE concert given under the management of the Lacrosse clubs in the Town Hall last night was highly suesessful, both as regards the quality of…
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President Krüger, of the Transvaal, has been interviewed concerning the sentences on Dr. Jameson and his associates. When asked if he would…
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The attendance at the concert given in aid of the Broken Hill Benevolent Society in the Town Hall last night was not as numerous as the charitable…
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WITH the approach of sommer, the dancing season in Broken Hill is fast drawing to its close, and hence the devotees of Terpsichore are the more…
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BARTLEY'S BAND added another to its long list of benefactions yesterday afternoon by performing on the Central Reserve in aid of the Carston…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Band Goldfield. Taking it Out of the " Niggers." [By Cablb.] London
News comes from Johannesbarg that the wages of the natives employed in the mines on the Rand have been reduced by one-half…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Masonic Ball. a Successful Function
A Masc[?] ball, under the suspi[?]s of Lodge Moorabin, was held at Kennedy's Theatre Royal on the night of Wednesday last. It was a great success, no less…
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At twelve o'clock on Sunday night fifteen, white surpliced figures, each bearing a lighted, taper, might have been seen marching slowly down Reid-street…
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