Brass Band Notes
Although the local bandmaster has gone the playing members intend to keep the institution going, and will not ask the committee to consider the question of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
207 stories in Murray's papers · page 3 of 11
The Projected Concert
It has been decided by the committee of the local Brass Band to abandon the idea of holding the concert on the 3rd April referred to in a late issue. It was…
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The concert in aid of the Band funds came off in Hardie's Assembly Hall on Tuesday evening last. The hall was simply crammed from doors to stage,…
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The annual meeting of subscribers to the above on Friday evening was very poorly attended, there being present: -- Messrs. C.T. Brewer,…
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At the meeting of the M.U.I.O.O.F. Lodge last night it was decided that the annual ball be held on Tuesday evening, 2nd June. A strong…
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A grand Social and Dance will be held in the Town Hall, on Easter Monday evening, for the purpose of entertaining the Finley cricketers;…
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A very pleasant entertainment in the form of an alfresco concert was held at Mr. C. Wallder's Waterview on Wednesday evening to afford the congregation of…
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On Easter Tuesday the annual concert in connection with St. John's Sunday School will be held in the of Arts. The programme includes…
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The promoters of the concert in aid of the Clarke fund are making every arrangement to ensure a successful evening on Wednesday night next in…
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Never has a local hall been packed with such an appreciative audience as that which filled to overflowing the Theatre Royal on Monday evening…
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The evening the visitors were entered at a Social in the Town Hall, and largely attended, there being fully persons present—in fact it is safe to…
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AT the police court this morning, before Mr J. Johnston, J.P., William Cox, charged with making use of indecent language in a public street, was fined 5s, or 24 hours'…
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Miss Young, of Wahgunyah, played the overture, a waltz by Chopin, and though this was her first appearance on the local concert platform…
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The benefit entertainment in aid of the widow and family of the late J. Clark, of Rutherglen, which took place in the School of Arts on…
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The Concert and Social held on Easter Monday night in aid of the funds of St. Barnabas' Church was a pronounced success. The first part of the…
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A combined band concert will be given by the Rutherglen and Albury Town Band in the Botanical Gardens on Sunday next. The proceeds will bo devoted to the…
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The third concert, being the last of the first series given by the Hay Orchestral Society, took place in the Athenaeum Hall on Wednesday night…
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A gala performance at the Theatre Francais had been arranged for the evening, and was attended by the King. President Loubet personally…
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The annual general meeting of the members of the Jerilderie Band was held in the Mechanics' institute on Thursday evening last. There were about twenty present, the…
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A gala performance at the Theatre Francais had been arranged for the evening, and was attended by the King. President Loubet personally called for His Majesty at the…
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