Kiama Town Band
The continental held on Church Point under the auspices of the Kiama Town Bind on Wednesday night last was a great success from all points of view, and not…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
134 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 7
Concert at Shellharbor
ON T'hursday night last an excellent concert was held under the auspices of the Shellharbor Glee Club in the Shellharbor Town Hall, Ald. J. Buckley (Mayor)…
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Mr. Philip Lytton purposes sending his famous theatrical enterprise and dramatic company to Wollongong for two nights only during Wollongong…
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The whole of the effects connected with Philip Lytton's colonial enterprises arrived to-day from Sydney, and a big staff of mechanics will be…
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Mr. Philip Lytton proposes to make Wollongong folk forget they are in the throes of a great industrial upheaval to-night, when he will present…
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Mr. Philip Lytton is again visiting Wollongong with his enormous theatrical tent enterprise for a brief two nights' show season. The novelty…
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Mr. Philip Lytton proposes to make Wollongong folk forget they are in the throes of a great industrial up-heaval to-night, when he will present…
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A general meeting of the above was held in the band-room on Monday night last, there being present—Aldermen White (in the chair) and McCaffrey,…
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THE classical programme submitted by Miss Sylvia Blackston on Wednesday evening last was a treat worthy the best that Kiama could offer in appreciation and…
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On Friday night Mr. Philip Bytion's well-known company opened their season at Wollongong with the place entitled Lured to Rain." The massive…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Federal Capital Pictures
IN connection with the surveying of the Yass-Canberra site for the Federal Capital, yesterday's "Daily Telegraph" contains two pictures which are likely…
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The Kiama town band rendered selections throughout the streets of the town on Saturday night last, making their first appearance in uniform. Owing to the rain…
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The phrase "Arnott's Livinsr Pictures has been applied for years past to the great number of children who are roared on tho fumous milk…
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A meeting of the members of the above was held in the band-room on Monday night last, there being present—Messrs. N. White (President, in the chair), W. Carson, Thos,…
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WE will be pleased to receive donations towards the above movement, and to acknowledge same through our columns. Additional subscriptions:—…
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The blind tenor singer (J. Parker) had an application before the council meeting on Friday night for the use of the Town Hall to hold a sacred…
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Five hundred business men—Englishmen, Americans, Frenchmen, Germans, Dutchmen, Scandinavians, Canadians, and men from even further afleld—met…
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WE will be pleased to received donations towards the above movement, and to acknowledge same through our columns. Additional subscriptions:—…
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STRONG popular members are to be brought forward at Miss Rubie Henry's concert in the Oddfellows' Hall on Easter Monday night…
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FROM a financial point of view the concert given by Miss Rubie Henry on Easter Monday evening was not a success, but to those whose privilege it was to hear it, it…
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