Items of News. Town Band Social
A social dance was held by the Albury Town Band in the Federal Theatre on Thursday evening. About sixty dancers took the floor which was in…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1907
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Ball at Mulwala
A ball, to celebrate the inauguration of the Mulwala branch of the Political Labour League, was held at the Mechanics Institute,…
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A concert will be given in St. Matthew's S.S. Hall, Albury, on Wednesday evening to raise funds to pay the expenses of the children proceeding to…
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The new bandmaster (Mr. M. C. Nuttall) of the Albury Citizens' Band, only commenced his duties on Tuesday evening. The band has been severely…
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A fair attendance considering the short notice, witnessed the concert held in St. Matthew's Hall last evening to raise funds to send children to…
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Sir William Fredrn Miler Bart who is married to a niece of the late Cardinal Wanning. lost his beautiful country seat, Burleigh Lodge, Ascot,…
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Mr. R. Scott, hon. sec. of the Albury Citizens' Military Band, informs us that the bandsmen appear to be well satisfied-with the new bandmaster,…
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The instivities at Bowna on Easter Monday when the annual races will be re[?] will conclude with a ball which will be held in the Mechanics…
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The St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Albury will take the form or a musical entertainment in the Mechanics Hall on Tuesday, March 19, and a…
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We understand that Messrs. J. and N. Tait, the well-known theatrical entrepreneurs, of Melbourne, have been approached with a view…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bean Bag Basket Ball
Suspend a basket by a rope from a doorway or some, other place where it can swing freely. Place the first player at a certain distance from it and give…
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This year Lord and Lady Aberdeen intend to give Dublin one of the moat brilliant seasons ever witnessed in the city. The principal event will be an Irish lace…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Theatre Burned Down. Dramatic Swiftness of Destruction
The Royal Court Theatre, Warrington, was burnt out in the early hours of the morning of the 25th December. Christmas Eve witnessed the opening…
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Mr. John Lemmone and his talented company of musical artists paid Hay another visit this week, when they gave two concerts in the Federal Hall on Wednesday and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. R. T. Ball, M.l.a
Copies of the following letters have been forwarded us for publication by Mr R. T. Ball. Both of the subjects are most important ones and the…
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The secretary of the Border Braks Band is in receipt of the following letter from Messrs. J and N. Tatt, from which it will be won that, providing…
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The St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Albury this year will take the form of a musical entertainment and a school excursion to Chiltern. The…
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The Ball in connEction with St. Patrick's Day celebrations, was held in the School of Arts on Monday night, and was a gigantic success, no…
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In the evening a Euchre Party and Dance was held in the Town Hall. Mr T. A. Frearson had charge of the arrangements, and there was a crowded attendance…
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The success of the evening entertainment probably exceeded the most optimistic expectations of the committee. The new Federal Hall, which it was claimed a few…
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