Hospital Ball
A meeting of ladies interested in the arrangements for the annual Hospital plain and fancy dress halls was held at the Town Hall on Thursday. Mr. H…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Indecent Pictures. Heavy Fines. Melbourne
At the District Court to-day Michael Posner, dealer, of Port Melbourne was fined £10 for having in his possession indecent pictures. George Montogomery,…
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The A.M.A. Band has now a home of its own. Hitherto it has had to establish itself in the attic of the Trades Hall,whence, on practice…
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The Broken Hill Band, under the conductorship of Mr. P. Pfitzner, occupied the rotunda at the Central Park yesterday afternoon and played an…
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There has heen a great dearth of theatrical entertainment in Broken Hill since the beginning of the year. it will, therefore be with more than…
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A long night dance social under tho auspices of the Broken Hill Caledonian Society Scottish pipers was held in Tait's Masonic Hall last night. The…
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The reading room and the Council Chamber at the Town Hall were decarated with beautiful flowers last night on the occasion of the Benevolent…
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That the public of Broken Hill apprceiates a good show at popular prices was demonstrated by the concert held at the Crystal Theatre last night, which…
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A successful church concert was held in the Mica street (Railway Town Methodist Church last night. There was a large attendance over which the Rev…
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Recently the police authorities prohibited citizens from enjoying the cheap and attractive Sunday night concerts given by the bands at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Tantah Outrage. Sir Edward Grey Defends the Sentences. the Attack Premeditated, Concerted, and Brutal
In the House of Commons last night the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir Edward Grey), in reply to Mr. J. Dillon and Mr. Paul…
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Two bond performances yesterday provided entertainment for citizens who desired to spend their Sundoy afternoon in the parks and enjoy the…
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Under the auspices of the G.U.O.O.F. a largely attended dance social was hold at Hegarty's Hall last night in aid of Mrs. E. Garner and family: Mr. J…
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The proposal to inaugurate cottage homes in Broken Hill was crystallised into somctsing like concrete form at the Town Hall last night, when about…
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A meeting of the Benevolent Society ball committee was held yesterday afternoon to receive the balance-sheet and deal with other matters pertaining…
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In continuation of the patronal festival the choir of St. Peter's Church gave M. musical evening at the Masonic Hall last night, which was well attended…
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A meeting of the Hospital Ball committee was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon, a large number of ladies being present Mrs. H. Gubbins,…
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The initial function in connection with the July celebrations of the Loyal Orange Institution in Broken Hill was held last night in the Protestant Hall,…
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The members of the H.A.C.B.S., St Mary's (Women's) Branch, No. 9, South Broken Hill, held their annual ball at Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill, last…
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A successful dance social was held last night in Tait's Masonic Hall in aid of the refreshment stall of the forthcoming Cathedral fair. About 40…
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