Concert
AN entertainment, given under the auspices of the Windsor Literary and Debating Society to secure funds to improve the School of Arts seating, was…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
78 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 4 of 4
Windsor L. & D. Society's Concert
On Wednesday evening last the above concert came off, there being a fair attendance. The Mayor (Mr. J. J. Paine) presided. The object of the promoters in giving this concert for the purpose of…
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The annual military ball in connection with the Bichmond "D" Company, of the 3rd Infantry Begimant, waa held in the Bichtnond School of Arnon Friday night list, 6th instant. There was…
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The concert in aid of the Flood Belief Fund came off on Weduesday of last week in the School of Arts, There was a poor attendance, which is much to be regretted, as the promoters worked…
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The annual ball in connection with " D '' Company 3rd Intantry Regiment, took place in the Richmond School of Arts, on Friday night last, and a more successful…
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THE splendid entertainment given by Mr. VV. McEnonahy at bin own expense in aid of the Windsor Flood Relief Fund was not as well patronised as it might have been…
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On Wednesday evening last, in the Richmond School of Arts Miss Millie Primrose held her long expected concert, there being a very fashionable audience present. Taken throughout the concert…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Rouse Hill Cricketers' Concert
The cricketers' concert at Rouse Hill is now a thing of the past. This most successful entertainment was held at Rouse Hill on Friday, 5th October, and owing to…
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A GRAND concert to raise funds to purchase instruments for the Public School fife and drum band was held in the school building, Freeman's Reach, on 5th…
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THE audience which assembled at the Richmond School of Arts on the evening of the 17th inst. was in every sense of the word a fashionable one, though the…
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MR. EDITOR.—By the Mountain, I refer to Mount Tomah, the property of Mr. Philip Charley, at which place the writer (with many others) was employed ridding the said…
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THOSE who had to do with tho tea—meeting and concert held at the Vineyard on Wednesday week have reason to be proud of the success they achieved, Both the tea-meeting and concert…
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Sir,—I think that everyone who attended the above concert must have felt, as I did, much regret that such an excellent entertainment was enjoyed by only a small audience. I have never listened to more pleasing…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →WINDSOR M. AND D. SOCIETY. Second Orchestral Concert
The second orchestral concert under the auspices of the Windsor Musical and Dramatic Society eventuated in the local School of Arts on Wednesday evening, 28th…
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The concert held at Currency Creel on Wednesday evening last in connection with the Public School was a marked success in every way, and reflects the highest possible…
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On Wednesday night last the third annual concert given by the pupils of M.G.A Clo hier, the popular teacher in charge of the Currency Creek Public School, took place, and was the most…
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The moonlight concert held on Wednesday evening last in connection with the Wesleyan Church was most successful. The concert took place in the pretty grounds of Mr. W…
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THE moonlight concert held at "Trevallyn" (the pretty grounds of Mr. W. H. Dean), in counection with the Windsor Wesleyan Church on Wednesday evening last, passed…
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