The Town Band
NOTHING more pleasant than the weather which prevailed on Wednesday evening could have been wished for. The atmosphere was cal[?] and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
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Ball at New Mexico
What has been termed the most successful function of the kind that has taken place at New Mexico (writes a correspondent) was…
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It was the remark of the great Sir Williams Herschel that the resemblance of Mars to this earth is one of the most stri[?]ing feat[?]mes in the solar system…
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It was the remark of the great Sir William Herschel that the resemblance of Mirs to this earth is one of the most S[?]king features in the solar system…
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On Wednesday night last the Town Band rendered a programme of music at East Moree under the caton of their new leader, Mr. P. Murdoch. The night was by no…
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THE annual meeting of subscribers 10 the Town Band was held in the Mechanics' Institute on Friday night. The president (Mr. J. Elliott) presided…
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The Austral Brass Band (Inverell) has been hard at practice for the forth-coming band contest at Armidale next month, and have made great…
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The highest price paid for the two Vandyck's, £24,250, at the Peel sale, would seem to point to the conclusion that Sir Antony's works are increasing in value, even as are…
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Mr. R. F. Cook, who had been about five years in the office of Mr. P. E. Strirton, [?]olleitor. [?] to taking his departure for West Australia, where…
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A COMMITTEES meeting of the above was held on Friday evening in the the band room, when there were in attendance--Messrs. J. Elliott…
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The highest price paid for the two Vandyck's, £24,250, at the Peal sale, would seem to point to the conclusion that Sir Antony's works are increasing in value, even as are…
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A brilliant ball was given at Government House last night…
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A concert was held in the Mechanics' Institute at night, at which there was a fairly good audience. Miss Wheatley and her pupil (Miss Gertie Clark)…
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Notwithstanding the regrettable absence of a number of public associations in Moree -- institutions which are invariably looked upon in…
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THE annual Catholic Ball eventuated in the Mechanics' Institute on Wednesday night. The hall was nicely decorated for the occasion by Mr…
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Su,-- In your [?] at the [?] your leader deals with a garst[?] which well deserves the apearance for leave given, it, and is of far great as important…
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A MEETING of ladies was held yesterday evening for the purpose of adjusting accounts, etc., in connection with the recent annual ball. The…
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The annual adult and juvenile balls in connection with the Church of England came off in the School of Arts hall on Wednesday and Thurs…
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Each year the adult and juvenile ball held in connection with All Saints' Church is looked forward to with a pleasurable sense of anticipation, but this year grave doubts…
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A meeting of ladies was held at the School of Arts on Tuesday afternoon to make arrangements for holding the annual ball in aid of the general fund…
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