Glen Innes Band
THE local Band will render the following programme to-morrow night, opposite the post-office: Quick march, "Star of Brunswick," Jubb. Valse, "Gefalline Blatter," Keller…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
133 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 7
The No-ball Question
Dr. W. G. Grace states that captains of country clubs shirked arriving at a decision on the question of bowlers who are alleged to throw. It is believed the discussion will lead…
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OWING to the extreme cold of Wednesday evening, the Baud did not play its published programme in the open. From the same cause, an important meeting in connection with Holy Trinity Church…
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In the evening invitation hall eventuated in the Gymnasium, and as usual was an unqualified success. Over 30 couples were present, the hall being…
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500 APPLICATIONS for invitations to the State Concert were granted yesterday…
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WE have to remind our readers that the concert organised for the benefit of Mrs. Rawle and family takes place in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening next. Besides the vocal aud musical programme,…
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THE Armidale Band is stranded on the rocks of financial embarrassment and unless assistance is promptly rendered the institution threatens to…
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TO-NIGHT the concert, arranged for the benefit of Mrs. Rawle and family, takes place in the Town Hall. The programme appears in our advertising columns this morning, and a glance through must…
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THE band will play a selected programme of sacred music in Central Park on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Bandmaster Henderson and his men certainly deserve the thanks of the music-loving…
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ON Tuesday evening the Town Hall was well filled in response to the call made by the committee appointed to carry out the concert in aid of the widow of the late Thomas Rawle. Among the very…
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A nesting of citizens was held in the Conuncil Chambers on Wednesday evening last to consider the affairs of the Armidale Band. Mr. W. F…
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ON Thursday evening last a meeting of the band committee was held in the Town Hall library, the Mayor presiding, Dr. MacPherson and Messrs, J. Healey, Priest, Whyte, Potts, Henderson, and…
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NEVER has the School of Arts been better filled than it was on Thursday evening last when the benefit concert inaugurated by a number of ladies, ably assisted…
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WE note that in Armidale steps are being taken to erect a band rotunda at a cost not to exceed £150. Some time ago Ald. Healey threw out the suggestion of adding such an improvement to Central Park,…
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THE Duke of York's birthday will not pass unnoticed in Tepterfield. With characteristic grit our Caledonian Society will celebrate it the evening after, by a grand…
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A splendid programme has been almost completed for the Caledonian Concert of next Tuesday evening, and will appear on Tuesday morning. Our Caledonian…
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THOUGH a capital bill was provided for the above concert on Tuesday night, the house was pot nearly so well tilled as could have been desired; nevertheless,…
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THE ball in aid of the Progress Committee was held in the School of Arts on Monday evening last, and attracted a fair crowd of terpsichoreans—in all about 30 couples. The…
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The plain and fancy dress ball in aid of the local Convent, which was advertised for Wednesday night last, was, owing to the inclemency of the weather, postponed till the following…
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"There may be livelier and more exciting occupations than rating photographs for a moving picture concern, bat if there are I haven't heard of…
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