Children's Fancy Dress Ball
The Town Hall was a scene of gaiety and pleasure last night, when the pupils of Mr. J. J. Correll held their second annual fancy dress ball. The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Sunday Concerts. Sydney
The City Council has res[?] its decision with reference to Sunday concerts being held in the Town Hall during church hours…
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A most enjoyable concert in connection with the Hebbard-street Methodist Church took place at Hegarty's Half, on Friday last, when there…
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At the Central Park yesterday afternoon the A.M.A. Band rendered a programme of selected music to a large audience…
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The fifth annual plain and f[?] dress ball of the Manchester [?] Oddfellows of the Barrier District took place at the Town Hall last night, and…
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The Paddington Council has granted the application for the use of the Town Hall for Sunday concerts. One of the aldermen remarked that if the churches…
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TlieMuncliestor Unity Order of Oddfellows hold their [?]) bull in the town Hall on Tuesday evening, will the success that has hitherto "…
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The two paintings which have been offered on loan to the Municipal Art Gallery by Alderman Wright, will be placed in position in the course of a…
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The Broken Hill Band rendered selections in the Central Park yesterday afternoon to a good attendance. The A.M.A. Band occupied the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →2nd Edition. Miner Office, 2.30 a.m. Macedonian Troubles. Turkish Troops in Revolt. [?] at Monastir in Control. a Greek Band's Destructive Work. Men, Women and Children Killed. [Reuter's Message.] London
Seven thousand troops, at Monastir (Turkish Macedonia) have revolted, and many have joined the Young Turkey party…
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A social and dance, organised by the Jewish residents of Broken Hill, was hold in the Now Masonic Hall, Oxidestreet, last night. Some time age the…
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On Thursday night at the New Masonic Hall the Jewish community held their annual hop. It was one of the most successful dances held this…
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A capital programma of music was performed in the Contral Reserve yesterday afternoon by the City Band, tinder the conductorship of Mr. J. J…
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Now South Wales and Queensland met again on Saturday, the former team winning by 21 points to 6 points, Camil, M'Rivatt, Daly. Hickey, and Bollock…
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A concert promoted by the Centralstreet Methodist Junior Endeavor Society was given in the church on Friday evening before a large audience…
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Another crowded house greeted Williamson's Comedy Company at the Crystal Theatre last night, when " Brewster's Millions" was played for…
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There was a fair attendance at the Burke Ward Hall last night, when a concert and dance, in aid of the Burke Ward Orchestral Society, were h[?]…
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The combined branches of the G.U.O.O.F. held their fifth annual ball in the Protestant Hall last night, the following lodges taking part:—Silver…
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The A.M.A. Band lins entered for the Forthcoming South-street, Ballarat competitions. Among the other hands who intend to compete are the…
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The final meeting of the ladies committee of the Hospital Dall was hold in the Council Chamber yesterday afternoon. In the absonco of Mr. J…
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