Brass Band
The Peak Hill Town Blind render the following programme at the Hospital on Sunday next:—Quick March, "Step Out."…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
170 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 2 of 9
Band Programmes
The Partes Town Band will render the following programme on next Wednesday evening, from Reservoir Hill:âQuick March, "Semper…
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The efforts of the Concert Committee were rewarded by a packed house. Long before the appointed hour great numbers began to arrive, and soon all…
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This function was a splendid success. About 90 couples attended, which is about a record for the field. Some very pretty costumes were worn, but all were tastefully…
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THE annual re-unions in connection with the celebration of the natal day of Ireland's patron saint, duly came off on Friday, 17th March. The roll up to the procession was…
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Took place in the Oddfellows' Hall, West Wyalong, on the night of the races, and [?] an unqualified success both socially and financially. Over 100 couples were in a…
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Owing to the heat and oppressive weather on Monday last, the usual monthly social of the Band was not as largely patronised as is customary with…
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A financial and social success was the result of the grand ball and supper and juvenile ball in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, held in the School of…
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A highly successful concert was held in the Parkesborough Hall on Wednesday evening, March 15th for the purpose of raising funds to be devoted…
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THE moonlight concert on Monday night attracted a large assemblage, between 400 and 500 people being present. A lengthy programme had been provided, and patrons…
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The report of the Masonic Installation and ball will appear in our next issue…
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One evening a very tall man went to the theatre, and took a prominent seat in the stalla. Before the curtain rose a cry of " Sit down in front" became general in…
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"We are getting used to the cinematograph exhibition nowadays (said a representative of 'Answers' to the manager of the Cinematograph Syndicate), "but I…
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The concert at night was, exceptionally well patronised, and a really splendid programme was carried out. The various items were well received…
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THE Band of Hope was held in the Methodist Church on Monday evening last, and, despite the inclemency of the weather, there was a fairly good…
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The Royal Hall on Thursday night last was the scene of a popular social function, the Military Ball, organised with a view of augmenting the treasury…
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The Sheet and Pillow-slip Ball in aid of the funds of the Wyalong and District Hospital takes place on Wednesday evening next. In conjunction…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Story of the Blacks. The Aborigines of Australia. (Published by Special Arrangement.) Chapter Xxtx.-the Correspondent or National Song Dance (Continued from last issue )
Night was the time always chosen for those national entertainments, the light being supplied by the room or by large fires, and the place of…
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The annual Ball in connection with the Masonic Lodge was held on Monday evening last, and viewed from every standpoint was a most…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →From the Front. War Pictures
The St. Petersburg, correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" writes:—Two touching war pictures have…
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