The Lemmone Concerts. a Brilliant Success
FOR the first time in the history of Tingha, that gitted flautist, John Lemmone, and his talented company (including Miss Mabel Batchelor,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
286 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 15
Methodist School Concert
A VERY successful vocal and instrumental concert was held in the Public Hall on Wednesday evening last, in aid of the funds of the Tingha Methodist Sunday School. The…
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About 150 people attended the Smoke Concert held in the School of Arts large hall on Friday evening. In the absenece of Mr.Goldie Hunt, Mr. W. H. Rickard…
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Is now getting ready for the contest to be hold at Inverell next month. The trip will entail considerable expense, and as the Band funds have been showing a marked…
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And after the glorious day's racing, what fitter termination could there be than tripping it on the fantastic too? The Gymnasium Hall, richly arrayed in…
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SIR, — Will you kindly give me space in your paper to reply to “B Natural,” who wrote to you last week re band uniform ? He curtly…
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A meeting was held on Monday night in the Council Chambers for the purpose of making necessary arrangements in connection with the…
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A public meeting wag held in the Council Chambers on Monday evening last, to arrange for a social in aid of the Town Band…
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A MEETING of ladies will be held at the Town Hall to-morrow afternoon, the object being to make preliminary arrangements in connection with the annual ball in aid of the…
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A MEETING of ladies was held at the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon to make preliminary arrangements for the annual Band ball. There was a satisfactory attendance. It was derided to hold…
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The ways of people who try to obtain free theatre seats from managers are as varied as they are strange, but the following letters received at the Duke of…
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The visitors were entertained at a smoke concert at the Imperial Hotel on Saturday evening. Mr Rsl.Blaxland, president of the Armidale Golf…
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The ways of people who try to obtain free theatre seats from managers are as varied as they are strange, but the following letters received at the Duke of…
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SIR,--As one who takes a little interest in the welfare of the Glen Innes Band, I would like to offer an appreciation of the enjoyable hours provided by the Band, per…
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A MEETING of the Band was held in the band room on Wednesday evening, when Mr. C. W. Brown (President) presided over a good muster of members. Messrs. G. Matthews and W. E…
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" A bosker turn-out" is how one ardent devotee of dancing described the social held in Fraser's Hall at night. The term may not impress your readers with its elegance…
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The Oddfellow's ball, which eventuated in the show pavilion on Monday night, under the auspices of Loyal Charles Venese Lodge, was a great…
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On Monday night, the grand dining room at Mr. J. E. Brown's Commercial Hotel was well filled, the members of the Killarney Rifle team being entertained…
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THE Public Hall was crowded with happy dancers on Monday evening, it being the occasion of the Annual Race Ball in connection with the Tingha Jockey Club. Mr…
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Tingha’s Easter festivities came to conclusion on Tuesday night, when a Social was held in the Public Hall, under the auspices of the Tingha…
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