The Late Band Contest
SYDNEY, Tuesday,—The Head Quarters Band has challenged the Naval Brigade Band to another contest, for £50 for £100 aside…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1880
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Grand I.O.G.T. Concert
WE have much pleasure in drawing the attention of our readers to an advertised programme in another column, of a vocal, musical, terpsichorean, and athletic…
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THE above concert was well patronised on Saturday night. The programme was not so attractive as the committee expected, owing to several ladies and…
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WE would again draw attention to the above concerts, which are held every Monday evening in the lower room. Protestant Hall. From the quarterly…
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We see by advertisement that the celebrated Yeddo Japanese jugglers and acrobats, just arrived from Japan, per mail steamer, will give a special…
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We beg to invite the attention of residents of Wickham, Newcastle, and district, to the programme in our columns of the above annual concert, which takes…
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IT appears that the boards of the "Vic." are destined not to be untrodden to-morrow night. In our advertising columns, the Asiatic troupe of Japanese and European…
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As previously announced, the great Asiatic Troupe of Japanese and European artists open to-night, at the Victoria Theatre. The performers are all specialists,…
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THE entertainment last evening was of a varied and entertaining character, consisting of the remarkable performances of a Japanese troupe of acrobatic artistes,…
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The entertainment given last night by the Asiatic Troupe drew forth the plaudits of a highly appreciative audience. Bungaroo, with his son Itchie, and Hayatake…
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THE above concert, under the American order, was given as usual in the upper floor of the Protestant Hall on Saturday evening last. There was a large and…
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A VERY attractive programme has been issued for this evening at the above theatre. In addition to the Asiatic troupe, which numbers twelve performers,…
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A VOCAL, instrumental, and dramatic [?] for the benefit of the G. Band was, given in the Victoria The[?] on Thursday evening last; but o[?]…
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THE concert held on Thursday evening [?]st at the Public School, Wickham, for he purpose of raising funds for purchasing prizes for the children was an…
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A CONCERT in aid of the Hamilton Church Choir is announced to take place on next Thursday, 25th instant, in the Roman Catholic School-room. Hamilton. The…
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WE are pleased to direct attention to the grand oratorio and concert which is announced to take place in the Roman Catholic School-room, Hamilton, this…
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THE popular society play of "Blow for Blow" was repeated last evening for the last time, by the London Comedy Company, with unqualified success. To-night…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.âA dividend of half-a-crown has been declared on the Band and Albion Gold Co…
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THE London Comedy Company appeared once more last evening to advantage at the Victoria Theatre, in the now three-act comedy entitled "Betsy," by Mr. F. C…
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THE London Comedy Company last evening rendered one of the most popular of their pieces to the best house they have yet had in this city. The play was…
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