Smoke Concert
A SMOKE concert, organised by the members of J Company, 4th Regiment, for the purpose of welcoming back to Armidale the soldiers who recently…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
217 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 11
Concert
THE members of the local Glee Club have arranged to give a concert in aid of the band funds on Friday, July 11. An attractive programme is in course of preparation, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Romance of Our First Century. (Copyright) VIVID & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part Viii. the Derwent
When Collins sailed up the noble river, known as the Derwent, he must have thought that he had happened upon the finest harbor in the world. The entrance, divided into two…
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The popularity of Mr. Percy St. John's new combination is being amply demonstrated by the capital attendances at this place of amusement. Professor Godirey's…
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A most enjoyable smoke concert was held at Mrs. Gilmore's Australian Hotel on Wednesday evening, when the employees of Messrs. Wall and Sons,…
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IF the annual "terpsichorean carnival" in connection with the Glen Innes Hospital was financially the success that it was from a social point of view, then the coffers of the…
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Mr. Barrington took a pinch of snuff, composed himself in a graceful attitude, and began:—"The lady whom you just now met, is a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Ladies' Column Original London Letter. (All Rights Reserved.) a Lovely Theatre Mantle
WHICH is equally suited to wear as a 'sortie de bal.' or for a summer carriage wrap, is a thoroughly useful garment…
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The juvenile ball on the following night was also well patronised. Miss Larkins was the pianist on this occasion, and needless to say gave every satisfaction in this direction…
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BUNDARRA'S first Hospital ball, held in the School of Arts on Thursday evening of last week, was, we are pleased to say, more than fairly successful. This fact is borne out by…
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THE concert arranged by the members of the Glen Innes Glen Club in aid of the funds of the local band, and set down for Friday evening next, has been converted to a benefit performance…
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Setting a good example, the judge soon made a hearty meal. Mr. Snaggs followed with less alacrity. Truth was, he eat ill at ease, on the hard stool furnished him. His…
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WE take this last opportunity of reminding our readers that the concert arranged by the members of the Glen Innes Glee Club, in aid of the family of the late bandmaster (Mr. C. Henderson), takes…
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There was a large attendance at the Masonic Ball in the Town Hall last night, the Governor-General being present…
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There was a record attendance at the annual Masonic ball last night, and the spectacle was a most brilliant one…
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MISS IDA FULLER will produce shortly at the Oxford an astonishing dance, the like of which has never been beheld in England. For this dance Miss Fuller holds patents…
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THE concert given by the Glee Club on Friday evening in aid of the widow and children of the late Bandmaster (Mr. C. E. G. Henderson) proved to be an enjuyable…
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On the 28th December, 1809, Macquarie arrived, and Bligh Hailed into the harbor. A proclamation was instantly published, re-appointing Bligh to his post; followed by…
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THE vicissitudes which appear inseparable from the life of the average country Band have largely attended the local Organisation. In 1877 a movement was initiated to…
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ON Wednesday night a concert in aid of a school library was held at Hoscher's Hall, Gum Flat. There was a crowded attendance, and much enthusiasm was shown. Mr. E…
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