Dance Social
A dance social, in which about 40 couples took part, was held last night in the Freemasons' Hall, the proceeds being in aid of a distressed family…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
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Dance Social
The dance social organised by the Women's Political Association and held last night in the Trades Hall was a very successful function. Some 80…
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At the Hillside Reserve last evening a large crowd gathered to enjoy the vocal and instrumental concern given in the rotunda by the Methodist choir,…
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The promoters of the dance social held last night at Hegarby's Hall, South Broken Hill, had the satisfaction of catering for the largest…
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A very successful concert was given last night at the Town Hall in aid of the Orphanage. There was a good attendance, and, although the…
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THE members of the Pioneer Concert Company, who have displayed commendabla readiness to give their services in the cause of charity, last…
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ON Wednesday night a very successful concert and cantata were given to a large audience in the Sulphide-street Methodist schoolroom. The first part…
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In the Central Reserve yesterday afternoon the City Band performed a selected programme of music to the enjoyment of a large concourse of…
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The Hibernians have for the past two seasons remained without the pale of the festive dance social, and as their functions were always…
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The seating accommodation of the Nicholls-street Methodist Church, Railway Town, was severely taxed on Tuesday night, when scholars from the…
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The cathedral of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, was crowded yesterday in expectation of some reference to the sairring events of the week. The…
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A concert and supper were held in the Central-street Methodist Church, South Broken Hill, on Wednesday night in connection…
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ANOTHER highly appreciative audience [?] the third performance of Mr. Harry Rickard[?]' Vaudeville Company at the Theatre last night,…
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The Dru[?] held very successful concert [?] Monday evening in ald of the Hospital and [?]ent Society funds There was a good atten[?] and the…
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A social and dance in connection with the A. M. A. Band was held ab the Trades Hall last night and proved very sncoessful. About 50 conples…
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A very snccessful concert was tendered to Mrs. Kennewell at Hegarty's Sall on Tuesday night. Mr. J, Polkinghorne presided. There was a…
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THE change of programme presented by Rickards' Va[?]deville Company last nighs at the Theatre was received with every manifestation of appreciation,…
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The solieitor for "Madame Harpur," who is in custody charged with the murder of the young woman Holmes, who died, it is alleged, from the effects…
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THE season of the Rickards oompany at the Theatre will be practically brought to a close tonight, though a rational concert is to be given…
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THE City Band yesterday afternoon gave its services in aid of the Hospital. The programme rendered in the Central Reserve Rotunda was an…
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