The Huntley Benefit Concert
We are pleased to be in a position to inform our readers that although the returns in commection with the above cor cert are act all to hand the result…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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Concert
Despite counter attractions, the concert on Wednesday evening last, in connection with the R. C. Church funds, was very well attended, and passed…
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The final meeting of the Ladies Committee in connection with the recent Hospital Ball was held in the Committee Room of the Hospital on…
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WEDNESDAY night saw the Wesleyan School Hall in gay attire, decorated with flags and bunting, and palms and all kinds of pot plants arranged…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →(Copyright.) the Romance Our First Century. Vivid & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part V.
Barrington's "moral training" had been neither systematic nor liberal. Kitty, his mother, had thought her admonitions to "always be the thrue gintilman" carried…
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Barrington's "moral training" had been neither systematic nor liberal. Kitty, his mother, had thought her admonitions to "always be the three gintilman" carried…
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On Sunday afternoon the Singloton Town Band discoursed some music in Howe Park and the items, on a well-arranged progra[?]ne, were rendered in a pleasing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Those Smoke Concerts (To the Editor of the Scone Advocate.)
SIR,—I notice in your issue, dated May 20th, that a smoke concert was given to our young soldiers on the eve of their departure for South…
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Sir,—A smoke concert was given in one of our northern towns to the young men leaving it, en route for South Africa. Now I should like to ask—Why is it necessary to make strong…
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After the celebrations in connection with the day had terminated, a large audience assembled in the Sag new hall of the Institute to enjoy a concert…
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We could remind our readers that the annual bill in connection with the Loyal Orphans' Friend Lodge of Oddfollows' will be bold in the oddfellows Hall on…
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When Barrington appeared again on Newmarket heath, after a considerable absence from that scene of sport and festivity, he was regarded with particular interest by…
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When Barrington appeared again on Newmarket heath, after a considerable absence from that sceno of sport and festivity, he was regarded with particular interest by…
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AT last week's meeting, when there were present, Mrs Higgens (in the chair), Miss Ferguson, Mrs Maud sley, Miss P. Dodds, Mrs Williams,…
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A pleasant function was the ball held on Thursday night in the Town Hall, West Maitland, in aid of the Pierce Memorial Nurses Home. For some weeks past, an energetic committee of ladies-of…
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The annual ball of the Loyal Orphans' Friend Lodge of the Manchester Order of Oddfellows took place in the Oddfellows' Hall on…
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The Ghost Dance has seldom been witnessed by a white man, but an American paper describes one of them as seen from a distance by an enterprising contributor, who…
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Apart from being pleased to see her old friend. Jack Hawthorne, again, Nelly James was glad for other reasons. She had met him in such a curious manner,…
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Bligh was a man of arrogant temper. He was a quarter-deck martinet, a character common enough in those days, when the merest breach of discipline gave to the captain…
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