Sunday Concerts. Heavy Penalties. Melbourne
In the action, in the Supreme Court, Police v. George Jones (musician) and Ebenezer Erskine Scott (theatrical manager), seeking penalties for holding…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Dance Social
A most enjoyable dance social was held last night in the New Masonic Hall when all of those who had assisted in the Night in Paris" fair met…
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The fourth annual ball in aid of the funds of the Barrier Boys' Brigade will be held in the Town Hall on Wednesday next. The ladies' committee…
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At the Central Park yesterday afternoon and evening, the usual Sunday concert was provided by the Cicy Band, which had a large and appreciative…
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In the Town Hall last night a concert was given by the A.M.A. Band, assisted by local talent, in aid of the fund for the band's trip to Adelaide,…
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The fifth annual young people's ball, under the auspices of the Barrier Boys' Brigade, was held last night in the Town Hall, and was a distinct success…
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A concert and dance were held in the Burke Ward Mechanics' Hall on behalf of the recently-formed Alma District Brass Band last night. Songs…
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Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill, presented a very gay appearance last night, when scores of children, all of whom were, attired in fancy dress,…
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The Presbyterian Church in Railway Town was accorded liberal patronage last night, when a concert and supper were held for the purpose of…
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The City Band occupied the Central Reserve yesterday afternoon and evening, playing on both occasions to large audiences. The crowd which gathered…
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The mask ball held at White Cliffs on Thursday evening was not the success anticipated, owing no doubt to the extremely cold weather which…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Boxer Band. Attack a Missionary Station in Shansi. Dispersed by a Travelling German Officer. [Reuter's Message.] London
A band of Boxers captured Taiyuen-fu, a town in the northern province of Shansi, China, and terrorised the missionaries, who have a station…
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The Gladstone Tennis Club held a concert in the Mechanics' Institute, South Broken Hill, last night, and a fairly large audience braved the…
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The annual plain and fancy dress ball, under the auspices of Our Boys and Girls' Quadrille Class, was held last night in the Protestant Hall. and…
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This popular combination of pictorial art and music inaugurate a season at the Theatre on Tuesday evening, under the direction of Mr. Edwin Geach. Press…
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A well-patronised concert was held in the Methodist Church, North Broken Hill, on Wednesday night. The Rev. W. W. Finch presided, in the…
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A complimentary band concert, was tendered by the Broken Hill Brass Hand on the Central Reserve last night to Mr. Ted Pfitzner. There…
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The West's Pictures and Brescians Company open a season at the Crystal Theatre to-night, under the direction of Mr. Edwin Geach. The company, which…
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West's Pictures and the Brescians opened in the Theatre last night to a good house. It is a cheerful, picturesque, and entertaining combination,…
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It says much for Australian cities that as boon as they become sufficiently populous to warrant the name of city they can boast of a chorus-singing…
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