The Ball
"Virtuis Fortune Comes" ("Fortune is the companion of virtue, or valor"), worked in white on a red setting, greeted the eye as you entered the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
131 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 5 of 7
Fire Brigade Ball
The annual ball held in aid of the Moree Volunteer Fire B[?]ade in the School of Arts Hall last night was we are pleased to report, a successful function, [?]cally and…
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The annual ball of the Moree Volunteer Fire Brigade was brought to a successful issue on Thursday night. Several ladies had been canvassing the town during the…
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As previously advertised, the ball bald of the funds of St. Phalomen's convert of Mercy evenuated in the local School of Arts last evening. and…
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A juvenlle ball was held last night, which was well attended and pressed off very satisfactorily. The music was the same as at the adult ball, but the musici[?] gave…
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A most valuable adjunct to the Tamworth Hospital was opened on Wednesday afternoon. It was the Baldwin Operating Theatre—the gift…
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THE Committee of the local branch of the G.U.O.O.F. appointed to carry out the arrangements in connection with their Annual Ball are working vigorously, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Last of a Famous Concert Hall : the Demolition of the Great Arches of St. James's Hall
A very curious sight has presented itself recently says an English paper to the view of the wayfarer in Piccadilly or Recent-street. A little way past the Circus…
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TO-NIGHT the hall will be gay with the beautiful regalias and emblems of the local Oddefellows' Lodge. The will "keep its birthday up"…
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THE members of the local Band will play in the Park on Sunday afternoon next, when the following programme will be rendered: -- March, "Bravest…
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The plain and [?] hall is old of the [?]of the [?]…
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Miss Marie Narelle sings with her eyes and heart and soul as well as with her voice, and with such inimitable witchery and individualistic charm that…
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Mr. Cheater Fentress, the new and young tenor, who was brought from London for the tour, is a singer of persuasive grace and gentle charm. He gives you the words…
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The weather put a dumper, in more ways than one, on the annual plain and fancy dress ball given by the School of Arts Committee. The arrangements were carried…
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THE opportunity of listening to Mario Narelle, the Queen of Irish song, may never occur again. On Saturday night next she has promised to give her…
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THE fifth annual ball and supper under the local branch of the local branch of the G.U.O.O.F., which takes place on the 3rd October next, promises to be the…
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Last night (Thursday) an entertainment was given in the School of Arts Hall in aid of the fonde of the Moree Superior Public School…
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A concert was given by the pupils of the Moree Superior Public School, in aid of the School funds, on Thursday night, which was a financial and social success. The principal…
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PROBABLY the largest audience ever assembled within the local Oddfellows' Hall was that of Saturday night last, when Marie Narelle and her…
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At several favorite summer resorts attemps are being made to elevate the character of the music during the season. For the most part the visitor has…
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