Band Concerts
The long-continued absence of rain has rendered the people of Broken Hill contemptuously indifferent to the lowering skies which in most other places…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Trades Hall Concert
The weekly concert in aid of the Trades Hall building fund was given by the Trades Hall Entertainers last night before a fairly large audience…
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A concert arranged primarily for the purpose of introducing the now Methouist hymn book to the congregation tion was held at the South Broken Hill…
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The Port Pirie competitors showed to great advantage at the Albany band and singing contests. The results were as follow:—…
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The A.M.A. Band rendered a programme of instrumental music on the Central Reserve last night and was well patronised. The hand intends (funds…
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The members of the Brighton (Victoria) Ladies' Swimming Club have received a shock. Mon are rigidly excluded from their sports, but it has been…
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A benefit concert tendered to Mrs. Keys, was given by the Trades Hall Entertainers at the Trades Hall last night. The first part of the…
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The Broken Hill Band gave a continental in the Central Park last night, when the programme intended for performance on Sunday night last was…
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Owing, no doubt, to the very unsettled state of the weather, the complimentary concert which was tendered to the Rev. E. J. Tuck at the South Broken…
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[?] W Nevinson. special correSpondent of the London "Daily ChroniCie," writing from St Petersburg January 27 last, saysâ…
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The Broken Hill Band gave a concert in the North Reserve Rotundu yesterday afternoon. The weather was unpleasantly boisterous, which had the…
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The anniversary concert, supper, and dance in connection with the Silver Star L.O.L. No. 232, was held at the Protestant Hall last evening. Items,…
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. H. H. Asquith, refuses to grant, as has been suggested he should. £50,000 a year towards the endowment of a…
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The Railway Department of New South Wales has notified the Mayor (Alderman T. Ivey), through the officer in charge of the local tramways (Mr…
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The concert in aid of the Orphanage funds, which wait held in the Town Hall in the evening,- was, a suosess in every way. The hall was packed to tho doors…
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A very successful dance social in aid of the funds of the Roman Catholic Church was held at Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill, last night. Over…
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A meeting of the managing committoo of the A.M.A. Band was hold in the Trades Hall on Sunday, Mr. T. Ripper presiding. Business to complete…
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It will be remembered that Mr. Fred Weir, of Bromido-street, an employee at the Central mine, met-with, an accident at the mine a week or two ago…
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In the Central Reserve last night the A.M.A. Band discoursed a pleasing programme of music before a large audience. Amongst the items submitted…
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The Trades Hall Entertainers gave a benefit performance in the Town Hall last night in aid of the orphan children of the late C. Cunningham. The…
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