Ball at Nabiac
On Friday night last a very successful ball was held in the School of Arts, Nabiac, in aid of the parochial funds of the R.C. Church. On the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
136 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 6 of 7
Smithtown Rifle Club Ball
On Friday evening last there were assembled in the Smithtown School of Arts almost every essential for one of the most successful dances of the…
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A MEETING of the committee appointed arrange for the holding of the School of Arts ball was held in the Town Hall on Monday last. Mr. E. G. Penn was ele[?]terl hon secretary. It was decided…
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Worth going to, alone for the pleasure of listening to Professor Wall's sympathetic and melodious accompanying, the above biograph show, which opens…
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Monday afternoon the ladies who so efficiently carried out the above function, and Mr. H. S. Teakle, the active secretary of the same, met in the…
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THE ball in aid of the funda of the school of Arts eventuated on Friday evening last, and was followed by a juvenile dance on Saturday. There were about forty couples present, and all appeared…
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A dance is better than a cart party, and a barn dance [?] better than a similar function in the bouse, considered from a viewpoint of…
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ON Tuesday evening the Agricultural Hall, beautifully decorated, presented a gay and animated scene, for besides some 60 couple who came to dance…
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ON Friday night the above Hall, built by Mr. John Davis in a commanding position on his property just across the Sherwood Bridge and [?]cing the road…
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On Wednesday night in the same spacious building an amazing array of daintily attired young ladies and some what shy youthful gentry put in an…
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Owing to the serious accident which befell their car, at the Tuncurry wharf, through the crane breaking and smashing up their motor,…
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In the moonlit Recreation Reserve on Friday evening the Town Band provided enjoyable music for an hour, and on Saturday morning about 8.15 the…
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THE visiting Kompsey bandsmen arrived in Port Macquarie on Saturday afternoon last at 3.15 p.m., and an informal reception by the Mayor (Ald. D. Stewart), took place at Summer's Commercial…
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HELD in the Methodist School Hall on Friday evening last the above concert was very successful and enjoyable and the entertaining talent of our…
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A meeting of the committee of the band wan held in Sullivan's Hotel on the 12th inst. under the presidency of Mr P. Maloney. The…
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THE annual concert and dance, in aid of the H. D. Hospital, was held in the School of Arts, Rawdon bland, on Friday, 6th inst, and was easily the entertainment of the season, as proved by the very…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the Un[?] Band of Hope was held in the [?] Point church on Tuesday, October 10. Mr. Ford (Vice Present), [?] the chair. The [?] was…
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A record house was accorded this excellent show on Saturday night; and again on Monday night there were fow vacant scats. A splendid picture…
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Some weeks ago the Forbesdale school children, under the direction of the teacher Mr. Dyet, gave a concert in the School of Arts; and…
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SMITHTOWN, that quiet and unassuming river side hamlet, presented a scene of unwonted activity last Wednesday evening on the occasion of the above…
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