Kempsey Convent Ball
ON Wednesday night, despite adverse weather conditions, the Agricultural Hall held a goodly crowd of dancers, and the hon, secretaries, Miss R. Hoy…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
91 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 4 of 5
Oddfellow's Ball
On Wednesday evening between 30 and 40 couples attended the annual ball of the G.U.O. Oddfellows, Bowraville Branch. Representatives…
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Asked what be considered the most wonderful bioscope films, a manufacturer without hesitation replied those made for the medical…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →New Seasons Goods Now Opening at Streets. Concert and Ball at Barrington
A concert and ball were held at the Barrington Hall on Friday evening last in aid of the funds of the Upper Barrington Cricket Club. The hall…
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The annual ball in connection with the Duke of Gloucester Branch of Oddfellows will be held in the School of Arts on Friday evening next…
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The Oddfellows' Annual Ball on Friday night last was a great success There was a large attendance and everybody second to enter heartily…
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The ball advertised for Friday night in aid of the United Gloucester Cricket Club has been postponed till to-day week the 30th inst. When this…
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IN the Agricultural Hall, on Friday night, about fifty couples attended the above named ball, and a profit of over £20 was realised. Mrs. S. H. Page…
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In the Good Templars' Hall on Wednesday evening a number of gentlemen tendered a return social to the members of the Wattle Hockey…
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A ball in aid of the funds of the Gloucester United Cricket Club will be held in the School of Arts tonight, Wednesday. This event was…
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Wednesday evening last, in Willawarrin Hall, generously placed at their disposal by Mr. John Carey, Professor Wall, with Misses. E. J…
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In order to augment the local war funds an entertainment was held in the Bowraville School of Arts on Wednesday evening. The…
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The ball in aid of the funds of the Gloucester United Cricket Club took place on Wednesday night last, and proved to be very successful, there…
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On Monday night another large crowd was present at the Sacred Concert; every available seat being occupied and a few having to…
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Friday night next, in the Theatre Royal, there will be Riven, under direction of Professor Wall, a Patriotic Concert, of a kind such as Kempsey…
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VIEWED from every aspect the abovenamed concert was an unqualified success; and amongst the mon[?] that swelled the total [?]nkings to £34 9s…
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A very successful pa[?] concert was held at the Kendall Literary Institute on Wednesday, the 30th ult., Cr. Rose president. The following programme was carried out:—[?]Miss Stella Nelson…
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HELD in the Theatre Royal on Wednesday evening last, this concert was certainly a financial success and, in some respects, an artistic one. The…
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A BALL in aid of the Convent Building Fund was held in Gleeson's Hall, Wauchope, on Friday last. Weather conditions were not as favorable as could have been desired, but a goodly number was…
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THIS concert and social took place on Friday, 16th October, and was very well patronised in spite of the very wet evening. Mr. Sharpe is to be complimented on the manner in which the pupils…
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