Junior Band Will Make Debut Tonight
Tonight, the Lismore Citizens' and Boys' Band will render a selection of popular tunes in Wood[?]ark Street…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1950
498 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 12 of 25
Combined Sacred Concert at Ballina on
BALLINA, Thursday.—In conjunction with the recently formed Ballina Choral Society, Ballina Municipal Band will render its…
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Eighteen New Zealanders—the Manager (Mr. Falconer) and 17 hockey players—were welcomed at the annual hockey ball at the Apollo…
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BALLINA, Monday.—Ballina Masonic Hall was decorated for the Annual Diggers' ball. There was a good attendance and the function…
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A Brisbane lass, who had been at Kyogle only a week, Miss Fay Baldwin, was chosen "Belle of the Ball" at the annual Legion of Ex-Servicemen and Women's Ball held on Thursday night in Kyogle Memorial Institute…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Music will help flood victims in the north. Mr. Eugene Goossens will conduct the Sydney Symphony…
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BALLINA, Monday.—Pleasingly [?]ung in rich, mellow voices, the three items contributed by the Gilbert Island Choir were…
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Arrangements are now well advanced for the Kyogle A.F.C. & R.A.A.F. Ball to be held on Tuesday, July 25…
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About £62 was raised at the Tregeagle Convent Ball. It was an outstanding achievement for [?]he organising committee…
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Funds of the Lynch s Creek P. & C. Association will benefit as the result of a successful dance held in the Lynch's Creek Hall on Monday…
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The Byron Bay Boys' Band will give a concert in aid of flood relief on Sunday night in the Literary Institute…
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The first Lismore High School fancy dress ball proved an outstanding success. Organised by the women's…
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Top-ranking army officers and their wives will visit Lismore and attend the Byron Scottish Regimental ball, to be held in the Apollo Hall on July 18…
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The Treasurer (Mr. L. Schiebel) reported to the meeting of Jiggi Hall Committee that the annual ball organised, by the committee…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →450 Attend Annual Wardell Convent Ball
About 450 people attended the Wardell Convent Ball held in the Richmond Hall. Visitors were present from Lismore Alstonville,…
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BALLINA, Sunday. — Although finding a charge of negligent driving proved, Mr. F. Pocock, S.M., applied Section 556A of the Act, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Of Interest To Women. Lovely Frocking, A Feature Of Kyogle Diggers' Ball
Many lovely gowns were worn by the feminine dancers at the annual Kyogle Diggers' Ball held last Thursday night in Kyogle Memorial Institute Hall. About 350 persons, including returned soldiers, sailors and…
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A well attended concert was im Alstonville Agricultural Hall in aid of the U.P.A. farm home for boys. Mrs. Parker and concert…
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Everything was done in the rural way at barn dance organised by members of Lismore C.W.A. Younger Set, in the Wyrallah Hall. A postponement in no way…
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Youth and age mingled at the Wollongbar School celebrations yesterday. Photos show: Top—Mrs. S. O'Mara, of Lismore, signing the visitors' book, watched by (left to right) Mrs. W. [?]. Hepburn, Lismore; Mrs. H. Fredericks,…
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