Concert
On Christmas Night, at the Wesleyan Church, a very enjoyable concert was held. The church was simply packed, the audience being very enthusiastic throughout. The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
99 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 5
Concert
Last Wednesday night the Men's Institute celebrated their first meeting in the New Year by holding a "Ladies' Night" Concert, when a very well-selected…
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ON Saturday night, Mr. L. D. Green's famous Vice-Regal Orchestra played before a crowded house in the Shellharbour Temperance Hall, when visitors from both…
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The above band will render the following programme of music on the Brighton Lawn, Wollongong, next Friday night (weather permitting), commencing at 8…
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The first half-yearly meeting of the Keira Brass Band was held in the Mechanic's Institute, Keiraville, on Friday night last. The president (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Wollongong Show. First Day—to-morrow Week Continued on Friday and Pay-saturday. Record Entries. Brass Band Competition. Champion Horse Jump. Water and High Jumping Competitions
The Wollongong A., H., and I Association's annual show opens on Thursday of next week and continues over the following Saturday. The event bids fair…
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Plaintiff sued to recover £30 damages for trespass on 56 acres and 8 acres respectively. Mr. Ryan appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. Cox for the defendant,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →W. Ball V. G. Timms
The plaintiff in this case claimed £30 damages in respect of alleged trespass by defendant on certain land owned and rented by him, 56 acres freehold and 8 acres…
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On Tuesday evening, at Hannaford's Hotel, the first annual re-union of the Illawarra District (late Wollongong) Band claimed attention, and about 25…
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The members of the Illawarra District Choir, assisted by friends, have decided to honor their conductor (Mr. A. J. Walker) by tendering him a complimentary concert…
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In responding to the toast of "The Band" at their recent gathering, Mr. W. E. Dwyer mentioned that, although a year or two ago the Band was in debt to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Illawarra District Band. First Annual Dinner
Under the presidency of Mr. J. H. Edwards, the first annual dinner of the Illawarra District) (late Wollongong Town) Band passed off without, a hitch…
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THE above was held in the Temperance Hall, Shellharbor, on Saturday, night last before a crowded house. Mr. De Green explained to the audience…
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ON Friday night last a successful meeting of the above was held in the Club room, A large and enthusiastic audience was present. The Rev. J. A. Waddell presided,…
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At the Town Hall this evening a bumper house will no doubt reward the energetic secretary and his committee on their efforts to provide a programme both…
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A complimentary concert was tendered Mr. A. J. Walker at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening by the members of the Illawarra District Choir. There was…
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As entertainment of a decibelly never and highly artistic character was given at Shellharbour in a full and appreciative house on Saturday evening (22nd…
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This band will render the following programme in Market Square Rotunda to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, commencing at 2. p.m.— Conductor, J. A…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Her Majesty's Theatre. Destroyed by Fire
SHORTLY before daybreak on Sunday morning Her Majesty's Theatre—one of the most important places of amusement in Sydney— was consumed by fire, including…
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