AMUSEMENTS. Orchestral Concert
THE second of Mr. F. E. Quintrell's orchestral concerts—the second, that is, of the present series—was given in the Town Hall last night. A fairly…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1897
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AMUSEMENTS. Convent Schools Concert
THE annual concert by the pupils of the Convent schools, with some assistance, was given in the Town Hall last night to a large audience. The…
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THE last meeting of the general committee of the Hospital Ball was held at the Town Hall this afternoon. A number of accounts were passed for payment…
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THE last meeting of the general committee of the Hospital Ball was held at the Town Hall this afternoon. A number of accounts were passed for payment…
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At the meeting of the late Hospital Ball committee yesterday votes of thanks were passed to all who had assisted in the affair, especially the ladies generally, and Miss…
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AT the Crystal Theatre last night Hudson's Surprise Party again delighted a big audience with a repetition of Saturday night's programme. The…
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There was much that was good in the concert given by the Broken Hill Orchestra last night. First, there was a large audience, the Town Hall being…
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The weather yesterday afternoon was very unfavorable for open-air concerts, and the attendance at the Hillside Reserve suffered…
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A shocking accident has occurred in the Opera House at Cincinnati, U.S.A. During the performance portion of the ceiling fell with a crash upon the…
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CONJUROR Carl Hertz, after an absence of several years, reappeared before a Barrier audience last night at the Theatre. His reception could not…
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CARL HERTZ last night again drew a big house at the Crystal Theatre, and, judging by the laughter and applause, succeeded in pleasing everybody…
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CARL HERTZ will finish his season at the Theatre to-night, when a complete change of programme will be presented. On Saturday night the conjuror was…
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Mr. Gladstone, in a letter to the Press, states that the European concert is being covered with indelible disgrace, especially by the Emperor…
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THE concert given by the choir in aid of the funds of the Wesley Church last night was a partial failure. The dust, probably, kept away a number of…
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"I WENT to such a delightful dance last night," said a young lady, by name Miss Eisie Kelly, of 42 Palmer street, Darlinghurst, thereby disclosing the…
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Mr. Balfour says that the concert of the powers prevented a general confingration in Europe. The Government did not desire to add to…
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Speaking at the Lord Major's banquet at Guildhall last night, the Premier and Foreign Secretary (Lord Salisbury) said the Queen had specially…
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The Misses Griffith, Australian vocalists, have achieved great success at a concert at the Mansion House…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →St. Vitus' Dance Cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. a Lad Whose Sufferings Were Terrible to Witnese. Irrefutable Testimony of a Missionary's Wifs. "Lake Cond[?]h, "October 11, 1897
'The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Sydney. Sirs,—I have mach pleasure in stating that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills…
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THE fourth and last of the first series of concerts by the Broken Hill Orchestra (conducted by Mr. Southcombe), given in the Town Hall last…
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