Concert and Drama
The concert and drama inaugurated to provide funds with which to purchuse goods for the forthcoming bazaar in aid of the Cottage Hospital,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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Tea and Concert at Bangalore
[?]ERY effort is being made to provide an excellent tea and concert at Bangalore on Friday next. The local residents will guarantee [?]oof tea and Mr. Thorman is sure to…
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THE annual smoke concert was held in the [?] Hall last evening. The president, Mr. [?] D. Badgery, was in the chair, and about [?] gentlemen were present. The gathering,…
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In our report of the above we omitted to mention that all the scenery in connection with the drama was painted by Mr. E. Baxter, jeweller, of…
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The sports of the day did not conclude the celebration for at night the annual ball was held in the Town Hall and it provided a most enjoyable and fitting termination. Moreover it…
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In the evening the annual smoke concert was held at the Town Hall, and was attended by about 200 persons, including Bishop Barlow, Hon. James Ashton Mr. A. Conroy, M.P.,…
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The Methodist Church Bangalore has recently undergone thorough resovation. Towards the cost of this the friends are giving a tea and concert on Friday next, particulars of which are found in our…
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THE ball held at Limerick on Friday in aid of funds of proposed cottage hospital was a pronounced success, and was held in a large woolshed generously lent…
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A sandwich dance, in aid of funds for Prizes in connection with Chain of Ponds Public School will take place in the School of Arts, Jerrawa, on Friday night. March…
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The grand ball in aid of the Crookwell Cottage Hospital took place at Limerick on Friday last, tind was a most pronounced success, fully 100…
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The recent ball of the Paris medical students was, says the "Telegraph's" correspondent of December 29, worthy of the most gruesome…
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The public tea and concert at Bangalore in aid of the renovation of the Methodist Church takes place to-morrow (Friday). A drag will leave town at 2.30…
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ON Friday evening—“S[?]elah’s light,”— A public ball took place at the Globe Hotel. There was a large gathering of the town and country gentry. Dancing…
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Following up the success of the sports, and eclipsing that- function in comparison, came the concert, which was held the same might in the…
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WE are sure that His Eminence Cardinal Moran cannot fail to be highly pleased that his expressed wish to see the St. Patrick's Day celebrations this…
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On Wednesday last a very successful concert, preceded by a tea meeting, was held at Tubbul in aid of the funds of the Union Church. The Rev. W. W. Watts had…
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ON Wednesday evening last a concert, preceded by a tea meeting, was held at Tubbul in connection with the Union Church. An excellent programme was presented, and a very successful…
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ON Friday last a public tea and concert were given at Bangalore, the proceeds being in aid of renovations to the local Methodist Church. A fine both was created in the church…
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which took place in the Mechanics’ Institute was crowded. The music (piano —Miss Thoroughgood, violin—Mr. Connor, and. cello Mr, Moray) was…
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