Band Social
PREPARATIONS for the social arranged on behalf of the Glen Innes band, which takes place on Wednesday, the 23rd instant, are in an advanced state, and from present indications one is justified…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
217 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 11
Concert
Miss Glendenning came to the rescue on Monday night, and prevented the holiday passing by without some relaxation. She provided…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General. Inverell Superior Public School Concert, Friday, 18th April
Road Tenders—Tenders for work on a number of district roads as advertised in our last issue will close on Friday the 11th inst. No Quorum.—The P. and A. Committee…
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Elsewhere in this issue appears the programme in connection with the inverell Superior Public School entertainment to be given in the Oxford Hall on Friday and…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Local and General. Inverell superior Public School Concert, Friday, 18th April
Salvation Army.—Captain Snow, of the Salvation Army, [?] mates that Adjutant Gist, the Junior scretary of the New South Wales Foroes, will conduct meetings in Inverell on…
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TO-MORROW evening the social arranged to augment the fund of the Glen Innes Brass Band eventuates in the Town Hall. The secretary (Mr. W. Hodges) has all arrangements completed and there…
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It is a good while now since the Superior Public School gave an entertainment, and that on Friday eight was all the more acceptable in…
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THE term "social" as applied to the dance in aid of the band funds on Wednesday evening was slightly MAL APROPOS, as the affair was surrounded by most of those…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Short Story In a Boat Swing. Grand Carnival in the Zoo Grounds. Royal Artillery Band. Illuminations
SUCH, with much more of a like nature, could be read on the large pink posters outside the Zoo grounds at Railton, a town…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church Concert. at Dinton Vale
The quiet neighbourhood of Dinton Vale was quite EN FETE on Wednesday evening, the occasion being a concert in aid of a [?]d which has been opened with…
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PERSUANT to announcement a meeting of ladies interested in the Hospital met at the School of Arts on Wednesday afternoon for the purpose of discussing matters…
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THE recreation, committee of the School of Arts has arranged for a concert to 'take place in the recreation-room of the institution on the evening of May 30. The members of the Glen. Innes Glee…
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READERS are reminded that the Boston Concert Company, on route to Brisbane, will give one of its grand concerts in the Town Hall to-morrow evening. The company is spoken of in flattering terms, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our First Century. (Copyright.) the Romance of Vivid & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part I.
The historian who furnishes his readers with no more attractive material than the record of political facts and events; who, careful as to dates and names, fails to carry…
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THANKS to the untiring energies of Messrs. G. Ramsay and W. Hodges, there was a good house to welcome the Walther Concert Company on Wednesday evening last, and we should not be…
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The arrival of the second fleet did not mend matters. It brought more mouths to feed, and very little to do it with. The authorities in England had not, it appeared,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Benefit Concert. to the Editor of the Courier
SIR,—My attention has been drawn to an advertisement in your journal signed " G. J. Rivers," stating that I am not in need of assistance, as he has offered me…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our First Century. (Copyright.) the Romance Vivid & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part Iii. 1796—1801
As the country became opened up and settled, prosperity increased. The valley of the Hawkesbury was taken up by a sturdy band of farmers. Windsor was founded;…
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THE Secretary (Mr. W. Hodges) has the arrangements of the approaching Annual Hospital Ball, fixed for Coronation Night, well in hand. A largely attended meeting of the ladies was held in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Hospital Ball. A Successful Function
ONE of the most popular dances of the year should be the Hospital Ball, and we are pleased to say the one arranged for Friday evening last, resulted in the most…
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