Welcome Concert to the Bishop of Bathurst
On Monday evening the members of the Church of England tendered a welcome concert to his Lordship, the Bishop of Bathurst Dr. Camidge, in the Protestant Hall. There…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1899
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Convent Concert
The concert given by the children attending the Cobar Convent, ass[?]sted by local amat[?]rs, took place in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening. when…
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THERE was only a moderate attendance at the concert given by Miss Nellie Cooke and party at the Masonic Hall on Friday evening. This is much to be regretted, for if…
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The Church of England Sunday School Concer was held in the protestant hall on Thursday night and was pronounced by everyone who had the good, fortune to attend, a most decided success. Mrs…
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[?] happy evening’s enjoyment was that at Ulamambri woolshed last Saturday when a ball in aid of the local hospital was patronised by over thirty ladies…
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LOOK out for Hospital benefit at the Merry Go Round to-morrow night. Seo dedgers. THE local Customs collections for the month of November totalled £939 11s 11d…
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There must have been over 300 people in Lew's Hall on Wednesday last, on the occasion of the concert in aid of the Prize Fund for the…
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A concert was given in the Baradine hall on Friday evening the 15th inst. by the pupils of the Baradine Public School, with a view of raising…
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Willy (pointedly): " I—aw— suppose it is the pwopaw thing faw a fellaw to get down on his knees before pwoposing?"…
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The Japanese laws now prohibit a theatrical performance lasting more than eight hours. The plays in the first class theatre begin at ten or eleven, and are not ended…
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