Glen Innes Band
A MEETING of the citizens' committee in connection with the Glen Innes Band was held in the Council Chambers on Thursday evening last. The Mayor presided, and Messrs, W. R. Goodma[?], C…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
214 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 11
Glen Innes Band
THE annual meeting was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening, the attendance numbering about 30 citizens The Mayor preside. The annual report…
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The hospital ball is to take place in the local goods shed on 21st of this month, and ought to prove an empathic success, should the weather…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor. We do not necessarily endorse our Correspondents' remarks. Armidale Band
SIR,--In your last issue appears a pithy par. In "Crumbs" column to the effect that "the Armidale Band is in a bit of a difficulty." As some misapprehension may be caused if such statement be permitted to circulate in Armidale without…
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Miss Bytheway (the celebrated singer), generally known as "The Queensland Nightingale," is billed to give a concert in the Oxford Hall on Friday next, commencing…
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At a meeting of ladies in connection with the annual Hospital Ball, held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday afternoon, there were present:—…
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The members of the Austral Band have reason to feel gratified at the great success attending their social on Wednesday evening. The public rolled up in strong force,…
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THE first meeting of the newly-appointed Citizens' Committee in connection with the above institution was held in the Public Library on Monday evening, the Mayor…
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A man found himself seated behind a hat of suck large proportions that he could scarcely see the stage at all. After vainly endeavouring to catch a glimpse of the…
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A man found himself seated behind a hat of such large proportions that he could scarcely see the stage at all. After vainly endeavouring to catch a glimpse of the…
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Wednesday evening last witneseed a record concentration of Terpsicborean forces at the Armidale Town Hall, the attraction being the…
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The concert in aid of the St Andrew's Organ Fund eventuated last (Friday) night, and, considering counter attractions, was from a financial standpoint, a decided success, whilst…
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On Saturday night the Juvenile Baltook place and was perhaps more successful than any previous one. Probably not less than 130 children were to…
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SIR,--I would like to say that I endorse Mayor Thomas's remarks about a paid collector of funds for the Band. If a small percentage were allowed a good man on all…
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Miss. Jose Bytheway, the celebrated Queensland singer, made her final appearance in Inverell during this stay here in the Oxford Hall on…
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As anticipated, the Catholic Ball on Wednesday last was in every way a brilliant success. The attendance was large, in fact almost uncomfortably so; the floor was…
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MR. J. PRIEST is arranging a programme for a concert to be held at Dundee on October 7, in aid of the funds of the Glen Innes Band. The fact that Mr. Priest has the concert in hand should be…
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The concluding function in connection with the entertainment of the visitors was the ball promoted by the committee of the Tennis Association…
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A MEETING of the Citizens' Committee was held in the Town Hall Library on Monday evening, Mr. J. J. Whyte (subsequently, replaced by the Mayor, who was detained elsewhere) being in the chair at…
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IN banging pictures, a study of surroundings is of most importance. Colours in harmony with the picture should predominate in the furnishings,…
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