Our Singleton Letter. Hospital Dance
A successful and thoroughly enjoyable dance was held in the Mechanics' Institute last night in aid of the funds of the Singleton Hospital. The hall was neatly…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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Hospital Dance
A dance, organised by Miss Morris (Hospital matron) and Mrs W. Everingham. was held in the Hall of the Meclanies' Institute, on Wednesday night,…
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Dealing with the drama generally, Sir Squire Baneroft expressed the opinion that there would be as brilliant a future for it as there has…
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The members of the Newcastle and Suburban Male Choir, after a successful tour to Ipswich (Q.), where they competed for, and achieved great honor by…
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On Sunday afternoon the Singleton Band played a series of sacred and secular airs in the grounds of the Singleton Hospital, in aid of the funds…
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Sacred and classical concerts have been held at intervals in the Town Hall on Sundays. Yesterday the house was packed, and admission was…
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Ve understand that Mr. F. Dunn, our local bandmaster, is engaged in the for[?]malon of an [?]rchestra, the object being to assst at local entertainments. There…
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At the meeting of ladies convened for Wednesday afternoon last, to consider the advisability of holding the customary ball in aid of the local hospital there was a…
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On Sunday afternoon the Singleton Town Band gave another of its popular open air performances in Burdekin Park. There was a good audience, that…
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The annual Amateur Race Club ball [?] place on Tuesday night in the large exhibition building on the Show Ground, and was largely attended. The spacious [?]…
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The adjourned meeting of ladies favorable to the holding of the annual ball in aid of the funds of the local Hospital was held in the Committee Room of the…
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A very enjoyable concert, arranged by Mr. Fred Bridge, was given in the Woodville School of Arts last evening in aid of the funds of the library in connection with the…
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On Saturday night a vocal and instrumental concert was held in the Hall of the Mechanics' Institute, in aid of the funds of that institution. The…
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For some time past the young folk belonging to the " Mercury" Guild of Mercy have been busy making preparations for their bazaar, in aid of the children's ward of the Maitland…
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THE annual Rouchel military sports meeting took place at Main Camp on Friday, 19th inst. The day was all that could be desired, and…
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We hear a great deal about the "brutality of football" : but the Indian ball game, when played in true native fashion, far surpasses…
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It is announced in our business columns that a grand concert, under the auspices of the Haydorton Rifle Club, will place in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday evening…
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A large number of residents assembled in the Oakhampton Public School last evening to listen to an interesting and enjoyable entertainment arranged by the popular…
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The above talented company appeared in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute on Wednesday evening last, before an audience which, though not…
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THE local School of Arts was about half filled on Tuesday night last, on the occasion of the visit of the Keith Kennedy Concert Company; but the…
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