The Ball
The ball at night was a hugo success, the hall being crowded, there being over 70 couples present, and when the dancers were in motion it was a moving mass…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
55 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 1 of 3
A Patron of Art. He Was Not Much of a Judge of Pictures, But Bought Them
And When All Was Said and Done It Had to Be Acknowledged by the Painters Themselves That He Was a Real Patron…
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On saturday evening a concert was held at the Cooma [?] Arts which was well filled by an appreciative audience. The programme was a length one, and was not…
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On Tuesday morning at the invitation of Lieutenant Mawson and the members of K Company, the band of the 2nd infantry Regiment was driven out to…
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CONCERTS of a local character, and particularly where children are providing the bulk of the programme, always attract, as the parents, and the sisters and…
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On Friday evening the Polo Club dance took place at the Royal Assembly Rooms, about eighty guests having accepted…
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ON the second night of the show, Mrs. Watson repeated the concert given by her with such success on the 27th February, with a variation in the original…
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A Ball and Sapper in aid of Mrs. A. Ware and family, was held at Ademinaby on Friday last. Over [?] couples were present, and about £20 ought to be the net…
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As a finale to the day's proceedings, a ball was held at night, in the Public Hall, in aid of the funds of that institution, and at which there was a fair…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Opening of Craigie Bridge Pionic and Ball
FRIDAY last was a fete[?] day for Craigie, there being a combination of events, viz., the opening of the bride which had just been erected across the stream, the…
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The show Carnival was brought to a close by number of Cooma bachelors, assisted by the young ladies, giving a most enjoyable [?] the School of Arts on Friday…
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It was the original intention of the Committee of the F. and A. Association to [?] a ball, but this idea had to be temporarily abandoned owing to the various halls…
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At nine o'clock the hall was lighted and lovers of the light fantastic began to appear; and at 9.30 there were 25 samples present. The dresses worn…
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Harper's Magazine has a good story of how the elder Wallack once played in a romantic drama in which,…
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The Committee of the Nimitybells District Farmers' Association having decided to hold a ball on the night of the Show, a small committee was appointed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cooma Tennis Club. Annual Dance
The members of the Cooma Lawn Tennis Club entertained a number of guests at a dance, which was held at the Royal Assembly Rooms on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bruce Auction and Ball at Adaminaby
A most [?] Bruce A[?]oton was conducted at Ada[?] on Friday 8th May. This was followed by a ball in Wests Hall. The object of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ball at Jindabyne. in Aid of St. Thomas' Church
The Ball in aid of St. Thomas' Church was held on Friday night [?]th instant, and was a very great success, and far exceeded the expectations of the committee. The…
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It was decided by the Committee to hold a ball in McDonald's hall to conclude the day's [?] The ball was [?] of the greatest successes [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ball at Dalgety. in Aid of Boloco C. E.
The ball at Dalgety in aid of the building funds of the Church of England of Boloco, took place at Quill's Hall, Dalgery, on Friday…
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