The Town Band
The Town Bund, under the condnctorship of Mr. C. G. Cooper, assembled at the corner of Hill and Armidale streets on Saturday night, and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
253 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 13
At the Masked Ball Disappointment--or What?
The swirl of the dancers occupied the main body of the hall, but the outskirts were free, open promenades in which the masks went to and fro with animation…
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On Saturday night the children's dance was held Shortly after 7 o'clock they began to roll up, aud the scene was a very lively one within half an…
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This function is to be held in die Masonic Hall on the 30th instant (next Tuesday week.) The proceeds are to be devoted to tho improvement…
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The annual ball in connection with the Warialda Hospital took place on Friday night and was very successful, both from an enjoyment point of view…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mdlle Sylviac and the Tei Ephone a Theatre Scene
The recent telephone trial in Paris has and an amusing sequel at the Theatrre [?] Capucines. The curtain had gone up and [?]…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the committee of Tonterfield United Brass Band was held in the School of Arts on Tuesday evening to discuss means of raising funds. Mr…
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THE third dance of the "Violet" series took place in the Masonic Hall on Monday evening, the attendance again being large, numbering over 50 couples. The dance was a great success, and those…
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THE ROMAN Catholic Annual Ball of 1904, eventuated in the Gymuasium Hall on Wednesday evening last, under most, auspicious Circumstances. The adherents…
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THE residents of Dundee are now engaged in snaking initiatory preparations for a grana concert on Saturday evening, September 17, proceeds to be devoted to the Dundee Railway School. All…
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THE annual ball inaugurated by the ladies of Bundarra and district passed off in a most satisfactory manner at the School of Arts on Friday evening, 12th instant. The attendance…
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ON Friday night next the interior of Fraser" Hall, Emmaville, will present a gay scone, the local Oddfellows having arranged a grand ball for that occasion Elaborate preparations, we are…
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The above, which is to be held next Tuesday, the 30th instant, should be a huge success. The ladies' committee is working hard arranging all the…
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The members of the Austral Brass Band journeyed to Tingha yesterday afternoon in a drag and sociable from Mr. L. W. Trimm's…
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A Plain and Fancy Dress Ball is to be held at Copeton on Friday, the 23rd September under the management of Mr. C. E. (Will) Buxton…
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THE Secretary is now making an appeal for funds on behalf of the Band, the financial condition of which cannot, be regarded in any way as satisfactory Ciroulars have been distributed, and it is…
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THE tickets for the entertainment arranged in connection with the Dundee Railway School, to take place on Saturday, September 7th, have been issued. The committee are working to submit a…
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THE football craze is extending. It has reached the drawing-room, of all places, in the shape of the football waltz. This novel dance,…
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For some time the pupils attending she Black Mountain public school under the care of the teachers—Mr J H. Wharton and Master Frank…
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THE Band, under the conductorship of Mr J. Brunell, will play at different points in Grey-street on Saturday (tomorrow) evening, when some good music will be discoursed. The public…
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