City Band Concert
The City Band, under the conductorship of Mr. J. J. Bermingham, gave an instrumental concert in the Theatre Royal last night, and had the weather…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1907
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Benefit Dance
A benefit dance social, tendered to H. A. Hanson, and under the auspices of the South Sub-branch of the A.M.A. and the Court Marvell, No…
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Under the management of Messrs. S. Keating and W. Higgins the Theatre Royal will be again opened to-night by the Great American…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →China Famine. People in Desperate Straits. Human Flesh Eaten. Horrible Stories of Cannibalism. Band of Robbers Kill and Eat Their Captives. [Reuter's Message.] London
A terible condition of affairs exists in the famine-stricken districts of China. In many localities the starving people are actually eating human…
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The weath[?] not [?]ently cold [?] seriously [?] the attendance at the Central [?] excellent…
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The "Fifth All-Star Company" drew a packed house at the Crystal Theatre on Saturday evening, and a programme of 20 items went with a swing…
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The half-yearly meeting of the Alma Brass Band was held this week, when the secretary presented the financial statement for the past six months. At…
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The seating accommodation of the Sulphide-street Lecture Hall was taxed to its [?]most extent last night to witness the production of an…
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The change of programme at the Theatre Royal last night drew a full house, which appreciated the magnificent pictures that were shown. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →White Cliffs Rifle Club Ball
The White Cliffs Rifle Club held its anual ball on Thursday, evening. The secretary, Mr. James Mooney, with a committee, worked hard to make the…
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The successful season that the Fifth All-Star Company has had at the Crystal Theatre during the past three seeks will draw to a close with…
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The animatis[?] pictures at the Theatre Royal are drawing good houses each night. Some splendid films are being shown, and the illustrated songs…
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The Trades Hall interior, never looked bettor than it did last night on the occasion of the annual A.M.A. Band ball and supper. Mr. J. C…
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The Brokern Hill Band held an openair concert in the Central Reserve last night, which was well attended, despite the cold nature of the evening…
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A fire broke out on Saturday night in Russoll-lane in the Stanley Cycle Works, near the Bijoit Theatre. Much damage was done to the works…
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The first annual ball and supper arranged by the Christian Brothers' Old Scholars' Association were given in the New Masonic Hall last night. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Blow From a Cricket Ball. Melbourne
A boy named Johnson was injured at Avoo[?] some months age by a blow on the, log from, a cricket ball. Yesterday the lad had, to save his life, to…
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Mr. Wettenhall,a Colac solicitor, whilst playing golf drove a ball, which rebounded from the post, hit him in the eye, and knocked him down…
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A Scottish dance social was held in Tait's Masonic Hall last night and was well attended. Mr. Bert Smith supplied the music (piano), and…
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A concert, organised and arranged by Mr. T. Spangler, was held in the Oxide-street Methodist Church last night, and was largely attended, the…
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