The Hospital Ball
THE date of the annual hospital ball is drawing high, and the time is opportune fur us to remind the dancing public of Young and district that this most enjoyable social event is to he held in the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
323 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 17
The Hospital Ball
THE annual ball in aid of the Burrangong District Hospital opens to-night (Wednesday) in the Town Hall, and everything has now been done by the ball committee, and the ladies who are assisting,…
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ON Friday evening, a company of about one hundred and twenty attended at the Town Hall, to participate in a Smoke Concert which was tendered ot seven of our returned South African…
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ON Wednesday and Thursday evenings it was [?]ply demonstrated that the hospital ball has lost none of its popularity, and that it still retains its prestige as one of the leading social events of the…
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THERE was not a large audience at Miss Lucas Reeve's concert in Murrumburrah last Tuesday night, but nevertheless the items rendered were…
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A VERY successful ball, in aid of the Thuddungra Tennis-Club, was held in the Thuddungra Hall on Wednesday last, when about 25 couples made things merry until daybreak, when all wend[?]…
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THE committee of the Ladies’ Benevolent Society have decided to hold their annual balls on the evenings of the 28th and 29th of August—Adults’ the first night, and Juveniles plain and fancy…
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A SMOKE concert will be tendered to Mr. James Ashton, member for Goulburn, next Saturday evening. A strong committee have the matter in hand, and arrangements are…
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A daring robbery was committed at the Empire Theatre during the early hours of Sunday morning. A large iren safe, in which it is sometimes the…
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The complimentary smoke concert to be tendered to Mr. James Ashton, M.P., will be given in the Oddfellows' Hall on Saturday evening next. It is intended to provide eigars…
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During an interval in practice at the Town Band room on Wednesday evening, Mr. T. P. Williamson, secretary, on behalf of his fellow bandsmen took the…
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Folk generally will be pleased to hear that the members of the local Musical Union will give their second grand concert in the Mechanics on Friday night, 20th…
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THE smoke concert tendered to Mr. Ashton will take place to-morrow evening. A good programme has been arranged, and it is intended to provide smokers with eigars and…
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All arrangements in connection with the above are now in a forward state, and the function promises to eclipse all previous efforts. A meeting of the ladies' Committee will be held early next week,…
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ARRANGEMENTS for the above are well in hand and there is every prospect that this year's function will be quite up to predecessors Lady collectors have been actively engaged…
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THE second of the series of Children’s Dances, in which the “ grown ups” and the three-quarter frocks and the budding moustachois help to pilot the aspiring…
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Mr. James Ashton, member for Goulburn, was entertained at a smoke concert in the Oddfellows' Hall on Saturday night to mark his success in the recent election. There was an attendance of about…
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A MEETING of the ladies' committee was hold this afternoon for the purpose of making final arrangements for the above event, which is to be held on Wednesday next. There was a good…
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Because the game of cricket occupies such a prominent place in the lighter concerns of the Anglo-Saxon world of to-day, and because this fact absorbs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The “No-ball” Incident. Indignant Letter From Mold
London, Wednesday.—The Lancashire professional bowler, Mold, who was “no-balled” by the umpire, J. Phillips, at Manchester, in the match Lancashire v…
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