Lawn Tennis Club Ball
At the Theatre Royal, on Wednesday evening, September 5, a very enjoyable dance was held under the auspices of the Half Holiday Association Lawn Tennis…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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Taree Band of Hope
THE monthly meeting of this society was hold in the Wesleyan school-hall on Monday evening last, when there was as usual a large attendance. Mr. H. Basham, J. P., occupied the chair, and…
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THE concert held at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday night in aid of the Macleay Bicycle Club attracted a very fair audience. A moderate…
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On Monday evening last a complimentary Smoke Concert was tendered to Trooper G. Elliss and Private W. Stewart, in the Belmore Hall, Taree,…
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On Friday night last the old adage was clearly proved, via., that the many can help one, whereas the one cannot always help the many. The originator…
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The Benefit Concert advertised to take place in aid of Mrs. Clarion, was held in the Temperance Hall, Tinonee, on Friday night last, when there was an attendance of about 250 persons, the hall being…
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There was a fairly good attendance at the concert last Wednesday night, at the Theatre Royal, in aid of the funds of the local Bicycle Club, the first seats especially…
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THE first anniversary of the Wauchope Bind of Hope was celebrated on Monday night (last week) by a conversazione, at which there was a very large attendance…
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ONE of the most successful concerts and balls over held here eventuated last Friday night in St. Clare's Hall, under the auspices of the Misses Small and Mr. W. Taylor—the…
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FURTHER particulars of the tragedy which occurred in a ball held at Nomurkah, and which was reported in our telegrams on Friday last, state that the participants, Kettle…
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September 7th. "Mr. George Adams Tattersall's sweeps were represented by four ladies and four gentlemen. making a set of…
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THE Krambach Annual Hospital Ball, which was held in Mr. J. J. Gallagher's Hall on the 14th instant, was a gigantic success; the weather being fine…
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The children of the West Kempsey Convent School are to give an entertainment in the Theatre Royal next Friday. We have seen the programme, which is a very…
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ON Monday night last the regular monthly Meeting of the Cundletown Band of Hope came off in the School of Arts. There was an extra interest in the meeting, as it was a silver coin effort for…
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As usual there was a large attendance at the monthly meeting of the above society, in the Taree Wesleyan School-hall, on , Monday evening last—Mr. E. Basham, J.P., occuping the chair…
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ON Friday evening last a Ball was held in the Belmore Hall, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, Taree. The early part of the night did not look promising for a large house, as heavy clouds were…
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THE Ethiopian Minstrels gave an entertainment on Wednesday night last in the School of Arts, Rawdon Island, in aid of the P. M. Band. The ing Undaunted ran a Moonlight…
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THE entertainment given by the pupils attending the Convent School at the Theatre Royal on Friday night of last week was a most emphatic success…
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The ball in aid of the R. C. Church at Hickeys Creek, which came off at Mr. W. O'Meara's residence, Newhome, last Friday night, proved a great success both financially…
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