The Band
To-morrow afternoon the Singleton Band will play in Burdekin Park a programme of sacred and secular music, and the usual collection will be taken…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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Military Ball and Sports
The annual ball of the Muswellbrook Half-Squadron of the 6th Australian Light Horse was held in the School of Arts last night and was well attended. The hall had been…
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We report with pleasure the success which attended the efforts of Mrs Cullip and Miss F. Jones in organising the red rose dance in aid of the…
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SIR,—At present everybody is talking about the; Jessie- MacLachlan concert, and on all sides we hear, people grumbling about the injhstice of the managig committee…
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That pleasant recollections remained of the great musical treat afforded by Miss Jessie Maclachian at her first concert given in Maitland some few weeks ago, was fully…
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We have been requested to state that the Town Band will, weather permitting, render a programme of music on the reserve overlooking the Show Ground…
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On Wednesday night the Singleton Branch of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows held their annual ball in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute…
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It is announced in our advertising columns that the members of the local Town Band are holding an adult and a juvenile ball in aid of the instrument…
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A meeting of ladies for the purpose of arranging for the holding of the annual adult and juvenile balls in aid of the funds of St. Joseph's R.C. Church, was…
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As was anticipated the hall of the local School of Arts was not nearly large enough to hold the number of people who desired to hear the "Queen of Scottish Song" on her visit to…
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We have already stated that the concert and ball held in aid of the Gloucester School of Arts and cricket club, on the 27th inst, were very…
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The frosty air which prevailed on Friday night last, when the annual Hibernian ball eventuated in Victoria Hall, Dungog, was delightfully…
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A large and fashionable audience assembled in the Town Hall last evening to hear Mr. Watkin Mills' Groat English Concert Quartette Party, and those who attended in…
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The oldest of our London concert has suddenly died. Mr. Narciso Vert was widely respected und beloved by the musical world. He has introduced to the public…
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We have been requested to state that the Town Band will, weather permitting, render a programme of music in front of Messrs. Kilmister and Co's store this…
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The monthly meeting of the Methodist Band of Hope was held on Thursday evening last. There was a good attendance. Rev. E. Coplin Thomas presided. Considerable…
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We have been requested to direct attention to the advertisement respecting the plain and fancy dress ball to be held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday evening…
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We have been requested to state that the Town Ba[?]d will, weather permitting, render a programme of music in Mayne Street, Haydonton, this (Saturday)…
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The oldest of our London concert agents has suddenly died. Mr. Narciso Vert was widely respected and beloved by the musical world. He has introduced to the public…
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The ball promoted by the members of the Town Band for the purpose of raising funds for the purrchase of additional instruments, was held in the Oddfellows'…
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