[?]Theatre Curta[?]
To [?]the demands of the for of safety in theatres of the city of managers of the Paris Grand Ope[?]a new metallic [?]…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
95 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 2 of 5
Town Band
A MEETING of the committee was held on Tuesday night. Present Messrs H. W. Jackson, (chair), H. Stoddart. T. A. Wilson. F. W. Allen. A. E Button, T…
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THE Dundee Club has written to state that the expected visit to Manilla on Easter Monday will not eventuate. We'll all be present, therefore, at the…
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The Darling Downs were quickly partitioned among these enterprising people and in a surprisingly short time, the production of wool and…
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THERE were not sufficient members in attendance on Saturday night, to conduct a meeting of the Cricket Association…
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NORMAN L. Marsh writes:—"I see by your paper of the 12th instant you say—'Glenevon forfeited to Namoi in the competition fixture on…
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From the advent of Macquarie, the change in the social life of the colony may be considered to start. That governor, whatever his foibles,…
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At the termination of the smooth day's sport a social was held—a social by name, in reality a big ball. The barn (at Mr. Bailey's) was decorated…
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THE match between Queensland and New South Wales, at Brisbane, has resulted in a win for New South Wales by nine wickets…
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"Bail up, all ! " he cried. "I am Long Jack. Get together there, in that corner. Now then, you men, put your watches and money, one by…
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Another Association the New Zealand Company, purchased. in 1839, through Colonel Wakefield, a large area of land from the Maoris…
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"Shiver my liver!" cried one Jack, looking closely into Arbuckle's face. "if he ain't a white man. Oh I you log!" and he drove a…
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Fawkner bought two lots for £32 and £25 respectively—a full acre, situated at the corner of King and Finder Streets—and so on. Some…
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Our n[?]ual picnic and bull took p[?] on Saturday, 23rd inst., and as all conditions were favorable for the [?], it was a huge success, socially…
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So time passed, on the whole uneventfully. Just as Washington Irving, in his charming Knickercocker papers describes early New…
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About 80 gentlemen attended the Smoke Concert which had been arranged at the Council Chambers for the purpose of entertaining the judges and visitors. Light…
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The annual show ball, held in the School of Arts [?]on Tuesday[?]…
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The committee may be complimented on the result of the Show Ball, which returned £40, and the Juvenile Ball, at which the takings were £34. The…
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The Smoke Concert connected with last week's Show, report of which was crowded out of last issue, came off in the Council Chambers hall last…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Floating Theatre
A FLOATING theatre is the latest American dramatic device. On the Mississippi and its tributaries, principally the Ohio and Illinois, a boat…
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