The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Hospital Ball
T[?] annual ball in a[?]d of the Dubbo Hoepital was held in the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening. The hall, which had been given free for the occasion by Messrs…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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Winter Dance Club
The second of the 1900 scries of the winter dances was given in the Protestant Hall on Thursday. A very large number were present, and the dance must be classed as one of the most successful yet…
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THE annual Juvenile dance following the Hospital Ball took place on Friday night in the Masonic Hall. A very large number of gaily-dressed children…
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Hadson's Hall presented a dazzling and interesting spectacle on Wednesday night when the juvenile ball promoted and successfully carried out by Mrs. O. C…
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ON Tuesday evening the eighth anniversary of the building of the Presbyterian School Hall was celebrated by a tea meeting and concert held in the Hall…
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One of the most enjoyable and undoubtedly the most successful ball of the season was given by Mrs. John Toynton, senr., last Friday. Dancing was commenced about 8 o'clock, and continued until…
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Yesterday a meeting of ladies of the Catholic Church was held in the schoolroom, of the Church to make arrangements for a "Wattle" dance to be held on the first…
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To-night Mr. B. J. Phillips, choirmaster of St. John's Church, Wellington, will be tendered a complimentary concert, in recognition of his valuable services to the…
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Mr. Loughnan, who is working up the formation of a town band, has, as the result of a house-to-house collection, obtained about £6 towards the fund. He has not…
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The concert announced to be given last Monday night, as a benefit to Mr. B. J. Phillips, choir-master of St. John's Church, had to be postponed on account of a number…
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Mr. J. Parker, a blind vocalist, who is travelling through the western districts, endeavouring by the use of his silvery voice to obtain a fair…
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Another great success attended the above movement on Monday, in the Masonic Hall. While possibly from a spectacular point of view the 1899…
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There was a very large attendance at the concert held in the Wesleyan Church on Tuesday evening, and the utmost sociability was manifested, the whole affair being [?]…
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The postponed complimentary concert to Mr. B. J. Phillips, choir-master of St. John's, eventuated in the Protestant Hall on Monday evening, in the presence of a…
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The home of Mr. John Kearney at Farrandaic, [?] sen fete on Friday last, the occasion being the Benedict's Annual Ball. There was a large…
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The Annual Ball in aid of the Dubbo Hospital duty came off on Wednesday night, 15th instant, and, as usual with this popular festivity, proved an…
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THE annual ball in aid of the Dubbo Hospital was held in the Assembly Hall on Wednesday night. The dance was a most enjoyable one, and was remarkable for the…
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Hobson'o Hall was crowded almost to suffocation on Wcdnosday eight, when a delightful programme was presented by the pupils of the local Public School for the dual…
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The third of the dances in connection with this year's series took place on Thursday night, and, it is not too much to say, was every whit as successful as any of its predecessors. Very many, probably one…
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In spite of the disorganisation caused by the blacks, the attendance at the ball agreeably disappointed even its friends, who were quite prepared for a small as…
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