Monday Night's Concert
The hall of the Mechanics' Institute was crowded on Monday evening last, when a concert was held as a wind-up to the day's amusements. Songs were contributed by…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
249 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 12 of 13
Athletic Club Ball
A ball under the auspices of the local Athletic Club was held in the Oddfellow's Hall on Monday night, and although, owing to the enforced absence of a good many…
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In India the high-caste zenana woman is a prisoner, condemned to lifelong solitude aud confinement, though guilty of no crime. There is no chair in her home…
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In the population of 1,100 in tho eastern penitentiary there is groat genius of many sorts. Since Warden Bussinger has been in charge, leave has been given the musically…
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"I never had but one prisoner escape from me," said an old railroad detective, "and that was in very peculiar circumstances. In 1882, when I was working for the…
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The Duckess of Avonmore was giving a call, and she prided herself on giving the best balls in London. The big house was a fairyland of flowers and…
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We are requested to mention that the local Band will play in the Market Reserve this evening, at 8 o'clock, when the following…
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IT will be seen by reference to our advertising columns that the pupils of the Convent High School will have their annual display in the…
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The Oak Park Public School will be the scene of a grand moonlight concert next Wednesday evening. The proceede will be given to the Middle Falbrook Cricket…
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WE are informed that special features of the display to be made by the pupils of the Convent School in the School of Arts on the night of Thursday, Dec…
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A month passed, and the world was beginning to forget that such a person as Sir Harold Annesley had ever existed. His man of business had closed the park,…
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We have been requested to remind our readers of the forthcoming concert and dramatic entertainment in aid of the funds of the local Cricket Club, which is to be held…
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On Saturday night last a banquet and smoke concert was tendered by tho members of the C Company, 4th Infantry Regiment, to their their late captain, Mr. Langwill, in the Temperance Hall. A…
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On Friday evening last the concert held in the Victoria Hall in aid of the Library and Prize fund of the Superior Public School, Dungog, was…
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A BANQUET and smoke concert was tendered to Captain Langwill by the members of the C Company of Infantry on Saturday night at the…
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The moonlight concert in aid of the Middle Falbrook Cricket Club and Oak Park Public School Prize Fund was held on Wednesday night at Oak Park and was a brilliant…
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The people of Singleton and district have now for long come to regard the annual exhibition given prior to the Christmas holiday by the pupils of the Convent of Mercy High School as one of the most…
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So many weird stories of the vast profits netted by pavement. artists have found their way into print, that for my own satisfaction (writes an artist correspondent in a…
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So many weird stories of the vast profits netted by pavement artists have found their way into print, that for my own satisfaction (writes an artist correspondent in a…
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