City Band
A fairly well-attended meeting of ladies was held at the Torn Hall on Tuesday afternoon to make arrangements for the holding of a continental to raise funds for the maintenance of tile City Band…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
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Smoke Concert
The usual smoke concert was held in the evening at Rudge's Commercial Hotel. Mr. I. W. Onslow-Thompson (president) presoded. and there was a large and…
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Sandwiches a la Greville.--Take any kind of cold meat, such as beef or mutton, and to each half-pound add six washed and boned anchovies, six turned olives, a [?]ful of…
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The usual smoke concert was held at Rudge's Commercial Hotel in the evening. Mr. I. W. Onslow-Thompson, president, was in the chair, and there was a large and representative…
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A TEA and concert were held in S. Nicholas' school hall on Friday night last in aid of repairs to the vicarage. Tea was served at 6.30 and the concert commenced at 8 o'clock,…
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A Ball was held in the Mechanics Institute on Wednesday evening. under the auspices of the Club and everything passed of [?]…
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To many readers it will doubtless have appeared that the recent fire at the Iroquois Theatre in Chicago was the most fatal on record. Such, however, is not the case…
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A CONTINENTAL, will be held in the Botanic Gardens on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the maintenance of the City Band. An influential committee of ladies will have…
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The weather looked very doubtful on the afternoon of Wednesday last, the day set apart for the garden party in connection with the continental in the Botanic Gardens, in aid of the City Band…
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To satisfy the demands of the committee of safety in theatres of the city of Paris the managers of the Paris Grand Opera House had a new metallic curtain put into then…
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To satisfy the demands of the committee of safety in theatres of the city of Paris the managers of the Paris Grand Opera House had a new metallic curtain put into their…
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The 1st Australian Horse Band delighted a large number of people on Sunday afternoon at Eastgrove by the rendition of an excellent programme of music…
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WITHOUT a doubt Father Gaffey has got together a splendid lot of vocalists for his concert on St. Patrick's night, and those who wish to hear a lot of…
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THE members of the Australian Horse Band were out for mounted parade on Saturday afternoon, getting into form for the Easter encampment. The members acquitted…
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THE annual smoke concert was held last night in the Town Hall Mr. F. D. Badgery (president of tile society) occupied the chair, and with him on the platform were Messrs…
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In the evening the annual ball was held in the Town Hall and proved a fitting termination to a successful day. Though early in the night, there was a fear…
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We held in the Town Hall in the evening, and about 200 gentlemen, including many visitors, attended. Mr. F. Badgery (president of the society) occupied the chair, and at his…
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Wallendbeen, Friday—A thunderstorm passed over portions of the district yesterday, but no rain, which is urgently needed, of any…
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A ball was held the same evening in the Town Hall, about 50 couple dancing to music supplied by Messrs. Reynolds (piano), Roberts (violin), and Ward (cornet). During…
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