Public School Band. the Half-yearly Meeting
The first half-yearly meeting of the Public School Band Committee was held on Wednesday evening last in the School of Arts. There was a fair…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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Danger in Flames. Terrible Scene at a Ball
The shocking spectacle of a dancer ablaze in their midst caused a painful sensation among the 400 guests at a dance at East Ham Town Hall in…
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The Male Voice Society gave its second grand concert in the local School of Arts on Thursday night last. The audience was a large,…
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The members of the Singleton Male Voice and Orchestral Society are busy rehearsing for another of their enjoy able concerts, which is to be given in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Pechotsch-crane Concert Company
A treat is in store for the music lovers of Singleton on Wednesday and Thurs day next, 16th and 17th, when the above company will appear at the Mechanics'…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Band Recital
Through the kindness of members of the Federal Band the patients at the Maitland Hospital were yesterday afternoon cheered by a delightful recital of select music, which the band discoursed in the…
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The town band was announced to give a recital in Burdekin Park on Sunday afternoon. They made the proviso "weather permitting." The wind was…
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A concert in aid of the Homeville Church building fund will be held in the School Hall on Wednesday evening next. Mr. Judge's bus will leave the Post Office at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pechotsch-Crane Concert Co
To-morrow (Wednesday) evening this talented and high-class concert company will begin a two nights' season in the Mechanics' hall. The combination…
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On Friday next the people of Muswellbrook will be given the opportunity of hearing absolutely the finest concert company that has ever toured Australia,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Amusements. Melba's Concert
By reference to our advertising columns patrons of Madam Melba's concert will observe the arrangements Mr. Poulton has made for seating the very large audience that will be present. To avoid…
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ThE Maitland friends of Master Joseph Vial, winner of the Royal Academy of 'Music scholarship for. 'Australasia, with a desire, to assist him to complete his studies…
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The Masonic Bull is recognised in Dungog and district to be one of the chief social functions of the year, consequently it is looked…
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A FURTHER meeting of ladies, for the purpose of arranging for the coming annual ball, was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday afternoon last, the Mayor…
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This intertainment is one of unusual attractiveness. The song records by Madame Melba being worth the price of admission to hear…
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A grand military ball, under the man agement of C Company, 4th Australian Infantry Regiment, is being arranged to take place in the showground pavilion…
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Maitland enjoyed the proud honour and privilege last evening of hearing Madame Melba, the great Australian prima donna, whose name and fame have attracted vast and select…
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The band social held on Saturday night the third of the series in aid of the instrument fund, was the most suc cessful held so far during the season…
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A good attendance assembled to witness Ambler's living pictures at Victoria Hall on Saturday night, and everybody expressed themselves…
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The members of the Male Voice Society greatly enjoyed their Saturday evening's trip to Aberdeen, having been driven there and back by Mr. W. P. Bowman, in his…
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