Good Templars' Concert
The Good Templars' entertainment an Thursday evening last, in aid of the uninsured losers by the late fire, was fairly successful. In the first…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1893
25 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 1 of 2
Band of Hope. TAREE
THE Taree Band of Hope held its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening, in the Wesleyan school-hall. The President (Rev F. C. Boyer) was…
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The ball arranged by Mr. G. I. Scott took place in the Theatre Royal on Thursday night. About 30 couples were present, and an enjoyable few hours were spent…
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The concerts, which were given under the direction, and management of Mr. G. F. Jackson, were the most successful ever held in connection with the annual…
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THE highest credit reflects upon those who promoted and so successfully managed the vocal and instrumental concert held in the School of Arts,…
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The ball should be placed between the fingers of the right hand, the first and fourth finger being placed together…
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THE arrival of the Guards No. 1 Band created quite a stir in Taree [?] they were conveyed through the town on Saturday afternoon in Mr Hinton’s…
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CONCERTS held at Wingham are as a rule largely patronised, and that held on Friday last, in the School of Arts in aid of the funds of St. Matthew’s…
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THE regular meeting of the above on Monday evening was well attended, and those present spent a pleasant time. The President (Rev C. Crane)…
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Despite bank suspensions and the prevailing depression, the ball which was held in the Smithtown School of Arts on Friday evening last was no…
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THERE was a good attendance at the monthly meeting of the above held on Monday evening. The Rev. F. C. Boyer presided. The following…
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A VERY successful concert was held in the Oddfellowsâ Hall, Wingham, on Monday evening last. The concert was held in connection with the Bond…
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ON April 8 we were at Newcastle. On the following day at the holiness meeting one dear old lady, in giving her testimony, said she went to the…
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THE match between the Forster and Taree Clubs was played on Saturday at Forster, and resulted in a win for the Forsterites by 8 points to 3. The…
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WEDNESDAY last being observed as a public holiday at the mine, a number of persons took advantage of the opportunity to go to the Nambucca…
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MRS. BROWNE JONES was breakfasting by herself one morning when the postman delivered his usual budget of letters. Mr. Browne Jones was away…
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ALBERT CHEVALIER is one of the very few men who have succeeded in touching with the sympathy of contact the extremes of society. He has sung " Liza" and…
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THE concert given on Friday evening by the Philharmonic Society in aid of the Flood Relief Fund passed off as successfully as its best well-wishers…
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SEATING accommodation was at a premium at the Theatre Royal on Friday evening last, when the Kempsey Philharmonic Society gave one of their…
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THE Philharmonic Society and the Hospital Committee could not have had more delightful weather than that with which they were favoured on…
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