Poetry My Pictures
[?]onder why it is that when [?]ictures draw of boys and men, [?]d horses, too, for my mamma, [?] doesn't quite know what they are ?…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
93 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 5
Melbourne Cup Ball. MELBOURNE
THE Melbourne Cup ball, given by the Lieutenant Governor last night, was a great success. There were 1500 people present…
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THE military ball took place in the Gymnasium last night, there being fully sixty couple present. Mr. A. J. Smith capably fulfilled the duties of M. C. while the…
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Took place in the Oxford Hall in the evening. The function was a complete success, about 100 couples being present. The hall was tastefully decorated--due to the exertions of…
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An amusing scene took place Is the Royal Court Theatre, Ryland-street, Warrington (Bugland), lately. The play on the boards was "One of the Bravest,' and while the…
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The concert took place on Saturday night at the Oxford Hall when, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, a very large audience assembled. The dress…
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ALDERMAN J. Healey's laudable idea to cause a band rotunda to be erected in Central Bark was again voiced at last Tuesday night's Council meeting, when that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →That Luncheon for the Band. (To the Editor of the CHRONICLE)
SIR,—Considerable surprise was expressed by the members of the Band at the appearance of an item in your local news column of Saturday last, referring to the above. One…
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The location of the memorial band-stand, which the citizens of Armidale, by vole, have decided shall be sowewhere in the Central Park, is likely to cause warm contention…
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SIR,—At Tuesday eight's meeting of the Borough Council, Alderman Wilson said it was not desirable to place the manorial band stand in the centre of the Park. Now, sir,…
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THE scholars at the Superior Public Schools broke the record of the School of Arts for audiences and takings on Friday night last, when they gave a grand concert…
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AGREEABLE to announcement, tin Concert organised by Mr. W. T. McCoy, headmaster of the Glen Innes Superior Public School, for the purpose of raising funds for establishing a library in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ladies' Column. a Small Dance
No form of entertainment gives so much pleasure to young people as a dance, and although it means the dismantling of one room, still this must be looked upon…
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