Oddfellows' Ball
The annual ball, under the auspices of the M.U.I.O.O.F., Condobolin Branch, No. 137, held in the Royal Hall on Monday night last, proved a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
195 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 10
Concert
On Wednesday evening last, a large crowd of townsfolk gathered at the Temperance Hall for the purpose, of attending the concert organised by…
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A successful concert in aid of the funds of the Parkes Town Band was bold at tho Royal Hall on Wednesday evening, 30th ult. There was a…
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Punctually at 8 o'clock in the evening the ball commenced in the School of Arts Hall, Mr. E. Newton supplying the music, whilst Messrs A. J. Atkinson and…
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On Tuesday evening the juveniles put in an appearance in force, and spent an enjoyable evening until about 10.30, when supper was served. The function…
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Departing from the usual rule Canowindra was en fete on Monday last (celebrated as Prince of Wales Birthday) the P., A. and H. Society having…
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The annual hall in aid of the Cowra District Hospital was held in the Centennial Hall on Wednesday night, and although the attendance was very limited, it was by…
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THE CONCERT in aid of furnishing stalls for the forthcoming R.C. bazaar, to be held during Show week, was given in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday evening…
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A concert in connection with the Parkes District Band is to be held at the Royal Hall on Wednesday evening next, 4th July. The hon secretary,…
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A dance took place at Mr Hines piece, Woodstock-road, on Saturday night last. Gentlemen were fairly numerous, but ladies were rather a…
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A "concert, in aid of the R.C., Bazaar fund, was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday, night. There was a big attendance. The orchestra…
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A concert under the auspices of the Parkes District Band was held in the Royal Hall on Wednesday evening when a lengthy and diversified…
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Fire brought, a Masonic ball at Tunbridge Wells the other night to a sudden and dramatic conclusion. Gaiety was converted in a few minutes to chaos, but…
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A woman who crossed the AtlAntic in the liner Kroonland, wearing a ball dress, and with four carboys of mineral water and a small bucket for luggage. has been detained…
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The Parkes Town Band propose rendering the following programme on Thomson's Grand Hotel balcony tonight (Friday):—Military quickstep,…
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On the evening of the tennis match between Milpose and Home Plains a very enjoyable concert was held at Mr Newbigging's residence, "Brooklands,"…
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ONE of tho most successful dances held for some time was tho above ball, organised by the secretary of tho School of Arts in aid of the funds of that…
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A DANCE was held at Cumnock last week. This is how a correspondent describes it:—Allow me to make a few remarks. All the very pretty girls…
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The above function, which has been looked forward to by lovers of dancing for weeks past, eventuated in the school if Arts Hall on Wednesday evening…
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The concert tendered to Miss Walsh by her numerous [?]iends cam[?]off on Chursday evening, and proved a marked success in every sense. The…
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