The Band Concert
Last evening the Albury Band, under the leadership of Captain Drury gave an open air concert, assisted by Mr. F. E. Quintrell's orchestra, in aid of the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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Tumbarumba. Concert and Dramatic Entertainment
The concert in aid of the School of Arts Fund eventuated on Wednesday last, and it is long since such a strong combination of amateurs and…
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On Friday a most interesting concert was given in the Mccha[?]les Hall, to augment the funds of the Union Church, Mr G. F. Dickson conducted…
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Who painted the first picture of Jesus Christ ? Were there artists at the time he lived, and, if not where were the features by which He was represented taken from?…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday evening. There were prevent--Messes C. T Brower (chair,…
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A cable from our London correspondent appeared in the Evening News of February 18, stating that, owing to the frivolous extravagance of Mr. Jas…
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At a meeting of the committee of [?] Board on Thursday [?] from Mr. F. F Scott, Secretary Trade's…
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A deputation form the Public Morals Association and the Evangelical Council waited on the Chief Secretary to-day and asked for legislation for the…
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Lovers of good music, and those who believe in a hearty laugh as an antidote for dull care, should not miss the Concert in the Town Hall on…
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On Tuesday evening last a number of children of S. Paul's choir gave a concert in the School Hall, to raise funds for the purchase of hymn books…
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Miss Bariowo (who is somewhat short sighted): “Oh, mamma, look at that white bonnet-in the front row of the stalls.’…
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In the evening a concert and dance were held in aid of the Convent School Repairs Fond. The Town Hall was well packed long before the rise of the certain, and each…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How to Hang Pictures
An artist gives as a simple general rule for hanging pictures, that where only one row is to be hung the central point in each picture should be on the level with the eye…
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There was a very large attendance at the euchre party in the Theatre Royal in the evening play was commenced shortly after 9 o’clock,…
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The Academy of Music has frequently been called upon to accommodata many more people than it could conveniently hold, [?] Wednesday night's audience was, we believe…
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Mayor Jones, of Glen Innes, was recently elected vice-president of the local brass band. In declining the honor on the ground that he did not possess the…
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Mr. R. T. Ball, M.L.A., addressed a meeting of his constituents at the School of Arts, Jindera, on Saturday evening, Mr. T. Cross, J.P., occupied the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →The District. Boolgal District Picnic and Ball
A very successful and most enjoyable picnic and ballook place on the 17th instant at Rosel's Frm, near Booligal. The attendance wa[?]very large and included…
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Today (20th instant), broke fine and clear but towards evening heavy clouds put in an appearance with a tendency to rain, throwing somewhat gloomy…
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A large number of parents and friends of the children attending the above school were present in the Town Hall on Friday evening last to hear a nicety…
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