The Concert
From the Court House the band played to the Cricket Ground where a grand Concert was to have been held, but the elements upset the Committee's…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
149 stories in Murray's papers · page 1 of 8
The Concert
At the termination of the days’ sports at the Cricket Ground it was intended by the Committee, to hold a ground concert in the evening at the grounds, but a heavy duststorm started to blow just as the…
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The fete was at its height. The dowagers had long since abandoned the field, followed by the senators. the academicians, and the other bald heads…
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The annual concert by the pupils of the local Convent in aid of the Sisters, took place at the Variety Hall on Boxing night, and was, as usual, very…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Mad Dance on an Overhanging Rock
The most daring kick of the century has been made by a dancing girl named Kittie Fetch. On an over-hanging rook at Glacier Point, 3200ft, above the Valley of…
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A meeting of the committee of the above Band was held at the Council Chambers on Friday afternoon. There were present:—The Mayor (Mr G. A…
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The committee of the Hay City Band met on Friday, at the Council Chambers, There were present:—The Mayor, and Messrs Alexander, Hidgecock, Gibson, and Sadler…
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The concert in aid of the Bedford family, whose belongings were totally destroyed by the fire which recently took place at the Hay showground pavillion, was held last…
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The Concert in aid of the Bedford family took place in the Academy of Music on Monday night The audience was a very large one, the back seats being…
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A MEETING of those interested in putting the above institution on a sound footing was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening. There were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Women in Gustave Dore's Pictures
One of the moat remarkable things in connection with the famous pictures of Dore is the fact that the women in them were few, and their importance is, as a rule, by no…
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The committee of the above Band met at the Council Chambers on Tuesday afternoon. There were present:—Messrs. Gibson, (in the chair)…
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SIR,--At the meeting held at the School of Arts on Wednesday last the chairman is reported to have said that there had been deteriorations, not only in band…
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THE Wesleyan church, Burryjaa, was the scene of a considerable gathering of people on Wednesday night last, 6th inst. when the annual tea meeting and concert were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Curious Chinese Theatre
The Chinese quarter of San Francisco, in California, can boast of two Chinese theatres. Everyone connected with them, such as the manager, orchestra, and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Sketcher. Revenged at Last. The Triumph of a Man Who Sat Behind a Big Theatre Hat
"What have you got to do this evening?" said Cmythe. "Nothing whatever," I replied. "Well," said he, "I have a couple of…
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On Tuesday evening a very successful concert was given in the School of Arts for the benefit of Mr George Livermore, a native of Black Range, who, owing to sickness, has been unable…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →A Band to Accompany. London, February 19
Every effort is being made to complete the equipment of the R.M.S. Ophir which has been chartered from the Orient Company to convoy their Royal Hignesses the Duke and Duchess of…
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The committee of the Hay City Band met yesterday. There were present:— Mr. G. A. Miller (presiding) and Messrs. Hidgcock, Alexander, Sadler, Donaldson…
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