The Convent Ball
ONE of the largest assemblages that ever met in a bull room in Lismore was gathered together at the Convent Ball this year. It must have been very gratifying to the committee of ladies who…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895
37 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 2
The Federal [?] in the [?]burs Band' contest
THE following are the judge's, (Mr. T. E Bulch), comments on the Federal Bund:— Selection, " Lurline " Federal (Lismore).—Andante con motto: Band opens out of tune and very…
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AN old widow lady, reported to be passably rich, but of a rather niggardly disposition, had two men in her house who were painting and paperhanging her…
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THE ball in aid of the Ballina Hospital came off in the Victoria Hall on Wednesday, 4th instant, and was one of the most successful events ever held in our town. I…
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THIS event, which came off in the Bridge-street Hall last Friday night, was in every way a decided success. Invitations had been freely distributed, and an a result upwards…
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A CONCERT and amateur dramatic entertainment in aid of the funds of the Lismore Water [?] was held at the School of Arts on Friday last. Previous to the entertainment a torchlight procession,…
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THE young ladies of Ballina gave a return ball to the young men of that town and district on the. 18th instant, at which about 70 couples attended. Everything was…
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ON Wednesday. 2nd October, a concert was held at South Woodburn, the object being to raise funds to meet the year's interest on the Presbyterian building fund. There…
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THE entertainment arranged under the auspices of the local dramatic club, in aid of the Lismore band, was well patronized on Wednesday evening, which must have been very encouraging to those who had…
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ON Friday last a plain and fancy dress bull, in aid of the Lismore Hospital, was held in Davis' Hall, South Woodburn. The people of Woodburn and surrounding district,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Promenade Concert at Tatham
THE benefit concert at Tatham, last Friday evening, was an unqualified success. The people in the neighborhood know how to do their duty to one who has had more than…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Federal Band V. Fire Brigade
ON Saturday afternoon a friendly cricket match was played on the Lismore Oval between teams representing the Fire Brigade and Federal Bands. The match crented a good deal of amusement, some of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bachelors' Ball at Broadwater
THERE is nothing like rational amusement for young people, and so the bachelors of Broadwater recently issued invitations to a ball to be held at sugaropolis, which eventuated…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wynnum White's Wickedness. [Now First Published.] Chapter V. the Story of the Pictures on the Walls
The document was in French, and as Wynnum was but an indifferent French scholar, he had some difficulty in translating it. He read it however with Very…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Concert at G[?]durimba
ON Wednesday evening last a concert was given by Lismore amnteurs, in the Gundurimba School of Arts in aid of the Church of England at that place. The day had been oppressively hot, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Harvest on the Ma'sh. a Charming Pictures of New England Life That Requires Distance
Harvesting the hay on the salt marshes of the New England shore is a picturesque and pleasing occupation at a distance The mowers, the men pitching hay on…
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ON Friday evening, 6th December, a most successful concert was given in the Victoria Hall, Broadwater, the large hill being beautifully decorated for the occasion.' The concert…
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