Show Ball
THIS event of the year eventuated on Wednesday evening, and was attended by the elite of the district. The Royal Hall Was nicely decorated for the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
106 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 3 of 6
The Race Ball
THIS social function, which has for several years been developing into the ball par excellence of the season, was brought to a successful termination on…
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THE ball was commenced rolling show week by a grand Vocal and instrumental concert in aid of the Roman Catholic Church. Though great had been the expectations of…
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THE Royal Hall was again filled to its fullest limit on Thursday evening, 26th instant, by an expectant and appreciative audience, bent on witnessing…
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THE Royal Hall was again filled to its fullest limit on Thursday evening, 26th instant, by an expectant and appreciative audience, bent on witnessing…
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Dick: "Ave yer 'eard about Sairey Bernhardt taking the part of 'Amlet?' Bill (whose knowledge of Shakespeare is limited): 'Well, I don't blame 'er if…
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THIS took place in the Oddfellows' Hall It was nearly nine o'clock before proceedings commenced. The Town Band played from the balcony, and it was soon seen that…
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The Show Ball is undoubtedly the ball of the year, and this season it was no exception to the rule. About 80 Couples put in an appearance, and…
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The above ball, in connection with the Parkes P. A. and H. Association, which was held on Thursday evening, 9th inst., was an unqualified success…
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One of the most successful concerts ever held under the auspices of the Parkes P.A. and H. Association, took place on Wednesday evening 10th inst,…
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It is a treat pity that so many people learn to play on the pianoforte and do not take up the study of any other instrument; where there are several members of a family…
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On Saturday night the Temora team of footballers and the members, of the Temora Band were entertained. in the Oddfellows' Hall, West…
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A VERY successful concert took place at the Excelsior Hall, Wyalong, on Monday, 13th August, in aid of the building fund of the Wyalong School…
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LAST Wednesday evening at St. Barna, has Church, West Wyalong, a most successful concert took place, the Church being crowded, and sitting room could not…
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On Friday afternoon last some, 30 ladies met at the Council Chambers to take the necessary steps towards holding an adult and juvenile ball in aid…
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A BALL in aid of the Wyalong Hospital was held at Yalgogrin on Friday last, There were about thirty couples present, including with few exceptions, all the…
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An impromptu concert, in aid of the Indian famine relief fund, has been arranged to take place in the Royal Hall on Friday, 7th September, when a good two hours…
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Amount previously acknowledged £23 15s 6d; B. Ulph, 2s 6d; J. M. Atkinson, 10s. Total, £24 8s. The sum of £21 [?] has been…
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A very fair attendance mustered at the Royal Hall on Wednesday evening to the concert given by Mr John Parker, a blind vocalist, who was…
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A ball, in aid of the Mechanics Institute, was held, at Mr. R. Cameron’s on Wednesday night, 22nd Aug., and from every point of view proved one of the most…
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