Border Brass Band
THERE was a large and representative attendance at the meeting of those interested in putting the above institution on a sound financial footing on Friday…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
149 stories in Murray's papers · page 2 of 8
Miss Kate Rooney's Concert
As a concert it must be admitted that the entertainment given in the School of Arts on Tuesday night last was not an unqualified success. The vocal…
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ON Wednesday evening last the Chinese who receive lessons in reading and writing the English language from some of the members of the Church of Christ gave…
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The concert took place in the Academy of Mu[?] which was packed in every part. Proceedings were commenced with an opening chorus " Let Erin Remember,"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Oddfellows' Smoke Concert. Entertaining the Grand Secretary
Mr. Geo. T. Clarke, Grand Secretary of the I.O.O.F., who, with other Grand Lodge Officers, had been instituting a branch of the Order at Ganmain, came to Hay…
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A meeting of the above committee was held at the Council Chambers on Friday afternoon. There were present:—Mr H. B. Maclure (in the…
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A Smoke Concert was tendered on Thursday night to Mr G. T. Clarke, Grand Secretary of the above order for New South Wales, by the local…
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A meeting of the committee, together with delegates from the Band, was held on Wednesday afternoon at the Council Chambers. There were…
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The committee of the Hay City Band met on Friday afternoon last, when there were present:—Mr. H. B. Maclure (presiding,) Messrs. C. Alexander, J. Donaldson, and…
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A grand ball in connection with the Ganmain Race Club was held on Monday night, 18th inst. The energetic secretary, Mr. T. J. Kelly, assisted by a hard working committee…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →The Band Concert
The popular concert, in aid of the Band Uniform Fund, look place in the Athenasum last night. There was a good and appreciative audience, and the concert was most…
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The Hay City Band held held its first concert on Monday night in the Athenaeum. The hall was well filled…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Urana Oddfellows' Ball
The twenty-first anniversary ball was held on Monday last, and was a huge success, fully 100 persons being present. Splendid music was supplied by Mrs. Milligan (violin)…
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This new departure in the way of entertainment took place in the School of Arts on Tuesday evening, and was a most pronounced success in every way. The…
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THE monthly meeting of the Border Brass Band committee was held at the Riverina Hotel on Friday evening last, when there were present :-- Messrs. J. P. Buggy…
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"With a view to testing what amount of truth there was in the theory that dead eyes retain complete images," said a well-known physician, who is also an enthusiastic…
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That always popular annual social—the Oddfellows' Ball—came off on Easter Monday night at the local School of Arts, and turned out an undoubted success…
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The concert at the Mechanics' Institute on Thursday evening in aid of the funds of the Newtown Orphanage was an artistic and financial success. The hall was…
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The Concert given by the Public School School children in the hall on Tuesday night proved a very great success. The audience was large and appreciative and heartily…
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A MATTER which should claim the attention of the Council of the local Agricultural Society at no distant date is the question of a brass band…
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