Concert at the Cricket Ground
The first of a series of concerts to be arranged to raise funds for the new Town Band was held on Thursday evening at the cricket ground. The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
410 stories in Murray's papers · page 3 of 21
A Band on Tour
The Corri[?]al Miners Band, which has been on tour in both Victoria and New South Wales during the past nine weeks, paid a visit to Rutherglen on Saturday…
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West's Pictures were liberally patronised at the School of Arts on Monday evening last, when a fine variety of flates were unravelled. The "star' picture,…
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The phrase “Arnett's Living Pictures” has been applied for years past to the great number of children who are reared on the famous milk arrowroot biscuits, and whose…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Filigree Ball. (Copyright.) PART 10
"Each victim was alone when he foil. "Each death was preceded by a scene of altercation or violent…
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A meeting of the band delegates was held on Thursday evening at the Council Chambers. Mr. Windeyer (chairman), and Messrs Carvosoe Young,…
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On Saturday evening the B.B. Band gave its fortnightly recital on the balcony of the Terminus Hotel. There was a splendid turn-up of members, the bass…
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Another large assemblage greeted the management of the above at the School of Arts on Monday evening last, when one of the finest collections of films yet…
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The phrase "Aruotts's Living Pictures" has been applied for years past to the great number of children who are reared on the famous Milk Arrowroot…
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"Replace the old seat," ordered the major, "sad let us make sure of this." Ready hands at once grasped it…
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The Border Dries Band will give us usual fortnightly recital on the balcony, of the Australian Hotel on Saturday evening next…
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There was no exhibition of West's pictures at the School of Arta last evening, in consequence of which many people were disappointed for the first instalment…
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The Pall Mall Gazette" whose politics are Independent Conservative, states that Messrs. Redmond,Dillon, and O'Connor win not overthrown the Government if it can…
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A remarkable catastrophe is reported from the town of Patton, in Pennsylvania. U.S.A. The floor at a cinematograph theare…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Filigree Ball. (Copyright.) PART 12. Chapter Xxiv
I made my way to the front door, but returned almost immediately. Drawing the major aside, I whispered a request, which led to a certain…
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We cannot say that the working of the two concerts was carried out as auspiciously [?] was wished, the cause seeming to be mismanagement. In this connection those who…
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A shocking disaster has occurred in Pern through a conflagration breaking out at a theatre. During a cinematograph performance at…
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Owing to the fact that a number of instrumentalists were absent from town on Saturday, and to other causes, the B.B. Band was unable to give its usual…
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There was a large and appreciative audience present at the School of Arts on Monday evening last, when an up-to-date programme was submitted. The "star"…
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"I did not stand there long between the wraiths of my murderous ancestors. A message was shouted through the door -- the message for…
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