The Ball
The hall was crowded on Friday evening, and there were as many as 43 couples up at one time. In order to enable the committee to attend to the guests, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dubbo & the Western Plains · Pictures, dances & concerts
Pictures, dances & concerts, 1898
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After the Ball
In other small [?] function [?] [?] [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Likened to a Leaden Ball. Peculiar Case of a Contractor
Mr. LARRY FORAN, a contractor and ganger, of Kerosene Bly, North Sydney, to a reporter to the Sydney 'Worker,' who questioned him as to his recovery from a wea[?]isome illness by taking Dr…
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A meeting of the Committee of the Bourke District Band was held at the Post Office Hotel on Tuesday evening last. Present Messra W. W. Davis (in the…
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The annual meeting of subscribers to the Bourke District Band was held at the Royal Hotel on Monday evening last. Mr.H. J. Rayment was voted to the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Western Herald. and Darling River Advocate. Wednesdat, March 2, 1898. the Band
The financial position revealed in the statement presented at the recent annual meeting of the Band subscribers is a critical one. The total liabilities…
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What a glorious time we had on Wednesday and Friday nights! To quote the man in the play, “there wore just enough and not too many.”.There certainly would have been had…
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[?] of the [?] pass this year [?] [?]…
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ON Thursday evening (St. Patrick's Day) a concert was given in the Protestant [?]all in aid of the Wesleyan Church trust funds. The hall was well filled, and all present…
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A CONCERT was held to the Church of England School Hall on Wednesday evening in aid of the organ fund. The attendance was very good,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily identify ourselves with opinions expressed under this heading.] Concert Disturbers. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal.)
SIR,—As one of the audience at the late Church of England concert, allow me to protest against the execrably bad taste displayed by some ladies who were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. the Dubbo Band. to the Editor of the "Dubbo Dispatch."
SIR, -- Allow me a small space in your valuable paper to ask a few questions. Having heard it publicly announced from one of our halls a few nights ago that the Dubbo band had…
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On Wednesday evening last a Ball in aid of the funds of the Bourke District Hospital was held in Tobin's Hall. As our readers are well aware Me[?]mes W. Bell and J…
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A meeting of the commission of the Bourke District Band was [?] [?] the [?] [?] [?]…
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The anneal ball was held in the Masonic Hall on Friday evening, when the attendance was very large. The hall was prettily draped with flags, and the stage…
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THE "Federal Band" of the S dvation Army visited Dubbo on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday last, and gave in the Protestant Hall on each day a…
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THE Oddfellows intend to remind the public that they are a real, live organisation by a ball on a larger scale than usual on Queen’s…
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On Wednesday night last the Ball in aid of funds of the Bourke District Hospital, took. in Tobrn's Hall. The attendance was large fully 55 couples gracing the floor…
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THE Ball on Queen’s Birth night was exceptionally successful, and reflected the greatest credit on all concerned. The torchlight procession from the hall was…
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THE meeting called for Friday afternoon was held at the hour named, Mr. Parker presiding. Miss Murchison was appointed…
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