Why Actresses Mare Better Pictures Than Other Women
"I Do not say," said an old photographer "that an actress invariably makes a better photograph, but I do say that a woman who understands posture does…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1894
17 stories in Mid North Coast's papers
Philharmonic Concert
To many of those who attended the Philharmonic Concert on Tuesday evening, the appearance of the Agricultural Hall came as a surprise. One…
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A VERY successful concert was given by the pupils of the Blackman's Point Public School on Tuesday last at Blackman's point. There was a fairly large attendance on parents and friends present, the…
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The law forbidding the holding of Sunday concerts was put in force on Sunday. At the Coogee Aquarium (the preprietors of which intend to…
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THE concert given on Friday night in aid of club funds, was not the success financially which could have been wished. The programme was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political Addresses Mr. Enoch Rudder in the Theatre Royal
THE election campaign was opened in Kempsey on Friday evening last when Mr. Enoch Rudder delivered an address in the Theatre Royal. There was a large attendance and…
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ON Wednesday evening Mr. Henry Stuart addressed a well attended meeting of electors in the Theatre Royal. There was considerable noise at times, but still the…
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A CONCERT and dance in [?] of the Hamilton [?] and Football Clubs took place in the School of Arts Hall, Port Macquarie, on the evening of Thursday last. The large hall…
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There were between 150 and 200 ladies and gentlemen at the ball. The music was supplied by Mrs. C. Wein- garth, Miss Landers, Messrs. Maraun,…
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There was a little unpleasantness with regard to the initial proceeding at the concert. It had first been arranged that the ceremony of…
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MAORI Jem was a character. He was a half-cast, and the biggest loafer on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Frank Clarke at the Theatre Royal
Mr. John Gilfillan presided at Mr. Frank Clarke's meeting in the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening. There was a good attendance…
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Mr. Chas. Smith in taking the chair at Mr. Henry Stuart's meeting on Saturday afternoon, explained that he was a freetrader and that his occupying the position he did…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Political Meetings. Mr. O. O. Dangar at the Theatre Royal. Attack on the Local Press
Mr. O. O. Dangar addressed a meeting on Friday evening in the Theatre Royal. There was a fair attendance. The Mayor (Mr. W. T. Dangar) presided…
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A MEDIUM audience and mediocre singing were the two principal attributes of the concert held in the Good Templars' Hall, Kempsey, on Thursday night last…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Good Templars' Concert. To the Editor
Sir,--You are not fit to criticise a concert. Your notice of the Good Templars' entertainment the other night was unfair prejudiced and vapid, and but served to expose your…
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The two concerts of the Philharmonic Society, it may be honestly said, carried the Agricultural Society through the Slough of Despond…
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