Hospital Ball
The annual ball in aid of the funds of the Macleay District Hospital eventuated on Thursday evening last at the Agricultural Hall, West Kempsey…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Kundibakh Band of Hope
The usual meeting of the above Band of Hope was held here on Saturday last, the 27th ult., and was presided over by Mr. E. V. Trotter. The…
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ON Friday night last a most enjoyable Concert was given in the Woodside Presbyterian Church by the church choir, consisting of 18 voices, under the able conductorship of Mr. David Bell…
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THE Annual dance organised by a committee of ladies in aid of the funds of the Macleay District Hospital was held on Thursday and Friday last in the Agricultural Hall. The…
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A benefit concert is advertised in this issue to be held on Wednesday next, August 14, in aid of the widow and orphans of the late Mr. Fitzpatrick. The concert is to be…
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The enthusiasm with which Professor Mackay and his versatile company were greeted during their season in Kempsey was a proof of their ability to entertain. The…
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THE above society held its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, the 30th ult., at Tinonee. As usual, the hall was full, with an appreciative audience, the cold weather making no difference in the…
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As briefly reported last week, the first night of the Hospital Ball was only fairly-well attended. On the Friday night, however, on the occasion of the…
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The monthly meeting of the Wesleyan Band of Hope was held on Thursday week in the Good Templars' Hall, Rev. W. Pearson presiding…
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At the Theatre Royal, Kempsey, on Wednesday evening next a concert is to be held which merits the patronage of everyone. The whole of the…
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A MEETING of the ladies of Taree was held in the Belmore Hall on Monday afternoon last—Mr. L. O. Marting occupying the chair, and opening the meeting, on behalf of tho Mayor. Nine ladies were…
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The benefit concert advertised for to-night (Wednesday) in the Theatre Royal, on behalf of the widow and family of the late Mr. M. Fitzpatrick, promises to be highly man (Sydney), Lewie, Parker, Morrison, Lawson, Miss Lawson, the Kempsey Orchestra, under Mr. D. Lancaster, and the Misses Gleeson. Other ladies and gentlemen are…
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The concert in aid of the widow and orphans of the late Mr. M. Fitzpatrick, of West Kempsey, advertised for Wednesday last, did not eventuate…
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At the Theatre Royal on Saturday last Professor Mackay's company concluded a most successful season on the Macleay. The combination is a good…
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The concert and dance in aid of the Tinonee Football Club came off on Tuesday evening last in the Temperance Hall, when their was a fair…
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ON Saturday evening last a Smoke Concert was tendered to the returned troopers—Messrs, Baldwin, Trim, Kenned, and Noakes—in the School of Arts by the…
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On Thursday evening, 29th instant, a juvenile corcert and entertainment will be given in the Good Templars' Hall by the Wesleyan School children,…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Band of Hope was held here on Saturday last, 24th instant, and was well attended. Mr. C. Hall presiding A…
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The ball which took place on Friday and Saturday evening.: lest, in the Coopernook School of Arts, in aid of the funds of that institution, was a…
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