Hay Methodist Church. a Concert and "Basket" Social
The annual effort in aid of the funds of the Hay Methodist Church took place on Wednesday night. The committee had this year decided that they would depart from…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
320 stories in Murray's papers · page 12 of 16
Concert
Preparations are being made by the adherents of the Wahgunyah Congregational Church for a concert to be held next month, the principal attraction at…
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With the object of raising funds to purchase articles required under the new syllabus, a concert will be given in the School of Arts next Monday evening by…
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The Moolpa Concert and Dance, in aid of the Balranald Hospital which eventuated in the Woolshed last Saturday was very enjoyable. Our correspondent is sending us a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and District News. the Canally Concert
The Canally Concert and Dance, in aid of the local Hospital, in fixed fur to-day (Wednesday) week, September 28, and promises to be very successful and enjoyable…
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A meeting of the Hospital Ball Committee was held in the School of Arts on Monday night, Mr. E. J. Moore being in the chair. The minutes having been read,…
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The children of the Soots.' Church Sabbath School gave a most successful entertainment in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. The Rev. R. Welsh, by…
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Dancing classes in connection with the annual children's hospital ball will be held at the School of Arts this (Tuesday afternoon, and every Tuesday until date…
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On Sunday next the Border Brass Band will (weather of course, permitting) journey to Lowesdale and reader a programme of sacred music…
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The above talented combination led by a Corowa native, in Mr. A. M. Stead, will appear at the Corowa School of Arts on Thursday, October…
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On Saturday, 17th instant, a concert and ball was held in the wool-room at Moolpa Shed, which was given by the shearers in aid of the Balranald District…
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Last year the Civic authorities refused an application for subsidy to assist in the formation and maintenance of a City Band. Renewed application has been made on behalf of…
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Dancing classes in connection with the above annual function, which takes place on Friday, October 14 commenced in the School of Arts…
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The members of the Halt-Holiday Football Association [?]eld a social and dance in [?] evening last. [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Albury Town Band. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—By instructions from the committee I hand you the following report for publication.—Yours, etc., P. W. BLAKE…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Poetry. to the Members of the Corowa Band. (Per the "Free Press.")
Stand together firmly, keep Band afloat: Corowa loves music; you men, man the boat…
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The annual tea meeting and concert in connection with the local Wesley an Church was held in the Federal Hall on Wednesday, the 21st inst. The attendance at both functions…
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With a view to raising funds for the Roman Catholic school at Howlong a concert and social will be held on Wednesday evening next, 5th prox. Some…
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In spite of many other attractions during the coming week it is hoped that pleasure-[?]kers will bear in mind the date, Friday, October 7,…
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On Tuesday, 20th September, the first concert was opened by Mr R. Pyle and [?] H. O. McGuigan (violin[?] and Miss [?] (piano) playing from “Faust.” The audience…
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