Tinonee Band of Hope
THE above society held its usual monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, last week. Although the weather was wet and threatening, a fairly good number turned up, and a very pleasant evening was spent…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
144 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 2 of 8
Kundibakh Band of Hope
THE monthly meeting of the Kundibakh Band of Hope was held in the Methodist Church on Saturday, Feb. 27th --Mr. C. Hall presiding. The meeting, which was very well attended, was opened with…
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The annual ball on St. Patrick's night at Smithtown was one of the prettiest dances held in that centre for a considerable time Although not inconveniently crowded, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Amusing Incident in a Theatre
In a provincial theatre some time back the following comical incident occurred. One of the principal actors in the…
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"I am real glad it is over; it has been a time of downright hard work and worry." So spoke one of the promoters of the Show concerts at the conclusion of the last night's…
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The show concerts organised by Professor Wall were a pronounced success. The stage had been beautifully arranged, and an increased light made it for the time the…
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DESPITE the dreadful wet weather on the second night of the Show the two concerts in connection with the recent exhibition proved most successful. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Kundibakh Band of Hope
THE monthly meeting of the above society was held in the Kundibakh Methodist Church on Saturday evening, 26th [?]. Mr. J. Saxby presided. Despite the very showery weather, a good many people were…
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THE monthly meeting of the above society was held in the Methodist School-ball on Monday night, 28th [?]--the Rev. B. Lane (President) ocoupying the chair. Mr, E. Basham, J.P., also had a seat on the…
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The ball held on Monday night last in the Theatre Royal in aid of the R. C. Church fund was largely attended. Upwards of 80 couples occupied the floor, many of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our First Century. (Copyright.) the Romance Vivid & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part 1
The Romance of Our First Century took fresh forms as that century grew and developed. The expansion of settlement and the…
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The annual bali in aid of the Roman Catholic Church eventuated on Easter Monday night. The ball was nicely decorated with bunting, ferns, flowers…
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THE first Hospital Ball ever held in Croki took place on Friday and Saturday nights' last, and was a great financial success. The ladies of Jones' Island and Mitchell's Island…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Romance [?] Our First Century. Book Ii. Vivid & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part 2
The Darling Downs were quickly partitioned among these enterprising people, and in a surprisingly short time, the production of wool and…
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From the d[?]ent of Macquarie, the change in the social life of the colony may be considered to start. That governor, whatever his foibles…
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"Bail up, all!" he cried. "I am Long Jack. Get together there, in that corner. Now then, you men, put your watches and money, one by…
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Another Association, the New Zealand Company, purchased, in 1889, through Colonel Wakefield, a large area of land from the Maorin,…
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ONE of the best meetings of the Taree Band of Hope for several years past was held in the Methodist Sohool-hall on Monday evening last, when the building was packed to the door by an appreciative…
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"Shiver my liver!" cried one Jack, locking closely into Arbuckle's face, "if he ain't a white man. Oh! you dog!" and he drove a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Coopernook Tennis Club Ball
THE dance in aid of the above club took place on Friday evening last, in the Coopernook School of Arts Hall, under very favorable climatic conditions, and proved to be an undoubted success, both socially…
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