Church of England. Tea Meeting and Concert at Mullumbimby
THE fourth annual tea and concert in connection with the Anglican Church of St. John, Mullumhimby, was held in the hall of the local School of Arts…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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Tatham Convent Ball
THE annual ball in aid of the Tatham Convent was hold in St. Patrick's Hall in that centre last Tuesday evening, and attracted an attendance of upwards of 80 couples. The…
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The annual ball held in St. Carthago's hall on Wednesday, night last was about the largest and most brilliant from a spectacular point of view over held in Lismore,…
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WHEN King Edward visits a theatre, there are always a number of detectives about the entrance to it whilst his Majesty is entering and leaving…
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A golf player asked an old Scotch friend, who did not know the game, to come and have a game of golf with him…
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THE Convent Ball eventuated in St. Patrick's Hall last Tuesday night, and was a great success. The hall was nicely decorated with flags and greenery. The floor was…
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In the "Australasian Bandsman" over the signature of Mr. James Charlesworth, of Lithgow, who was the judge in the band section, appears the following in reference…
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At the half-yearly meeting of the Lismore Band held in the bandroom on Tuesday night amounts totalling £40 were passed for payment, which leaves them…
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To-night (Wednesday) the ladies who have been so actively engaged in preparing the programme for the competitive concert will submit it at the School of Arts Hall…
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The annual tea and concert in connection with St. Mark's Church, Casino; will be held on Friday night, 24th inst., in the School of Arts Hall. The programme Will…
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A grand concert in the Richmond Hall to-night' is announced, for which an excellent programme of instrumental items, songs, and recitations has been arranged…
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Since the death of James McNeill whistler Britain has been gradually despoiled of her best exumples of this great painter's art, and one of his most famous…
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A concert, in aid of the funds of the Mothodist Church Rainbow Fair, which will shortly eventuate, was held in the Richmond Hall last nigth. Mr. S. Laws…
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MR. W. G. PHILPOTT, conductor of the Lismore Town Band, replies at length in Saturday's issue of the "Tweed Times" to that journal's…
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There is great indignation in Belgium Over King Leopard deciding to sall his magnificent collection of modern pictures…
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A very successful and pleasant concert was held on Wednesday evening, 15th instant, at the school, when a good attendance was present and the following…
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THE concert on Wednesday night has been severely criticised from all standpoints, and by all sections of the big audience that were present, and though some carping…
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Our readers will note with interest the announcement of Mrs. Haffenden-Smith's concert tour of these districts, with the two boy singers, who secured first and second…
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