The Highland Ball
About sixt[?], couples attended the Ball at the Gymnasium on New Year's Eve held under the auspices of the Border Caledonian Society. Pipe Major Fraser…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
133 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 7
Grand Concert
It was unfortunate that after a really fatiguing day the night should have turned out so unpropitious. But the concert was not started until about 9…
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MEMBERS of the Armidale Caledonian Society celebrated Commonwealth Day by holding a smoke concert and social evening at the Olympic Hall on New…
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THE local band played a very enjoyable programme of music in front of the Great Central Hotel on Wednesday evening, which was listened to with delight by a large crowd of people…
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A most enjoyable smoko concert followed the annual meeting. Many farmers seldom have an opportunity of at tending such functions elsewhere, and…
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ON Sunday afternoon, not withstanding the cold and threatening aspect of the weather, the band played an excellent of music in Central park. Included among the items was " The Dead…
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ON Wednesday evening the local Band went through an extensive programme in front of the Royal Hotel. In the stillness, and on the gentle air of night the harmony [?]oated very sweetly, its…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Curious Chinese Theatre
The Chinese quarter of San Francisco, in California, can boast of two Chinese theatres. Everyone connected with them, such as the manager, orchestra, and…
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THE concert in aid of Church of England, held in the School of Arts on Saturday night, it is pleasing to chronicle was a complete success, both financially and with reference to the…
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SERGEANT D. McAlister and Trooper J. Kelly, who have recently arrived from active service in South-Africa, were entertained by their comrades of the Mounted…
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THE local Band played an appreciable programme on Wednesday evening in front of the Railway Hotel. The night was anything but conducive to enjoyment, a cold wind…
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The concert given here on the font right of the Show by Miss Petri M'Croessin was highly sucessful The Oddfellows' Hall was wall filled and the audience showes their…
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IT appears our contemporary has been offering the Band a little fatherly advice on the subject of its charges. The question is, however, whether in the face of the accepted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents Letters, we do not necessarily endorse their opinions). The Local Band
SIR,--The following appeared in your contemporary of the 26th ult.:--"The action of the citizens, i.e. the Town Band, in sending in an unreasonable price for the Show is much to be condemned…
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ON Wednesday evening our Presbyterian friends purpose holding a tea meeting in the Town Hall, at which the Moderator will preside, and ab the ladies of the congregation are noted for their…
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LAST Saturday night proved to be one of those delightful seasons which have made New England climate something to be longed for by dwellers in the lowlands-- the light of a…
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THERE is a movement on foot in Glen Innes to establish ad rum and fife band, the membership of which will be limited to youths under 17 years. The suggestion is a capital one, and would be the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Editor's Column. (While giving insertion to Correspondents Letters, we do not necessarily endorse their opinions). The Band and the P. and A. Society
SIR,--I would deem it a personal favor if you will allow me a short space in your columns to justify the step I have taken in resigning from the committee of the P. and A. Association. As you are…
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A MEETING of the citizen's committee, in connection with the local band was held in the Town Hall library on Monday evening last. The Mayor presiding, and Messrs. Whyte, Meurant, Healey,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Editor's Column . (While [?] insertion to Correspondent Letters, we do not necessarily endo[?]se their opinions). The Band Adviser
SIR.--Although nut wishing to prolong this useless discussion, I think that the statements in your contemporary should be challenged, in case it be thought the bandsmen can subsist for a couple of…
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