Concert at Gum Flat
A very successful concert was given Mr. Hoscher's Hall at Gum Flat on Wednesday night in aid of the Gum Flat School Library, which will benefit…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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The Romance (Copyright.) of Our First Century. Vivid & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part Xii
"Begorra, corporal," said a soldier, "'tis the best yez have of him, anyway. Sure, ye cracked his skull as if it wor an egg-shell." "Bad scran to the murtherin' scum!"…
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The above took place on Monday evening at the Oxford Hall, and was well attended, the "front seat people" being once more in a large majority…
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The coal mines, some distance from the settlement, were worked by convicts under circumstances of hardship and suffering. Galleries were driven for long distances, but…
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SIR, -- It is to be hoped residents will endeavor to assist the new bandmaster (not alone by subscribing to the fund) to permanently maintain a good class of institution…
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The usual meeting of the above society was held on Thursday last, there being present Messdames Anderson (vice president in the chair), Roos, Garnsey, Fairbrother, Legate, Miss…
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The popularity of Mr. Percy St. John's new combination is being amplydemonstrated by the capital attendances at this place of amusement. Professor Godfrey's…
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One of the most notable gangs of bushrangers, in the early days of the settlement of Van Diemen's Land, was organised and led by a convict named Brady. This fellow…
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THE annual meeting of subscribers to the above was held in the Council Chambera on Tuesday evening, the Mayor presiding over a fairy-large gathering of citizens. Among the correspondence…
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The favorite topic of conversation over afternoon teas just at present is the forthcoming Advertisement Ball, which is to be held in the Masonic…
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The much-talked-of Advertisement Ball in aid of the funds of the Ladies Benevolent Society, is to be held in the Masonic Hall this (Wednesday) evening,…
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He bent his grey head to receive the stroke. The others glanced at each other: Then Jones, with an oath, seized a heavy hammer, swung it aloft, and dealt old Ronald's head…
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Miss Alice Braund and Mr, T. G. M'Shane are working up a concert for the purpose of raising money for the.afflicted Ketnbla families. The date…
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THE inaugural meeting of the new committee was held in the School of Arts board room on Monday evening, when the Mayor presided. Others in attendance were Messrs…
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As [?] in our [?] issue, the annual function of the Benevolent Society was this year a unprecedented success; in fact, it was the most…
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The above took place at the Masonic Hall on Thursday night, being a continuation of the Benevolent Ball. It was even a greater success than the…
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The committee are making every effort to make the Military Welcome Ball to Captain Lee to-morrow night one of the most brilliant ever held in Tenterfield…
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We understand to-night Captain Lee is to be entertained at a smoke concert by the members of the Sunnyside F. and S. Association…
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Domard stood erect, pale, frowning, his eyes fixed upon Marie. "I repel your vile suspicions with scorn. Jacques himself knows I would give my life…
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Wednesday night was devoted to the juveniles, and right well did they enjoy themselves. The attend ance was very large, some 350 persons being present, and included children of all ages and sizes, from…
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