The Wellington Band in Sydney
Mr. W. J. Loughnan, leader of the Wellington band which took part in the Commonwealth celebrations, writes as as follows: Sydney, 1st January, 1901—Thinking you…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Smoke Concert to the Police. Sydney
The Government last nignt tendered to the police a smoke concert in the Town Hall. The proceedings were enthusiastic…
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The complimentary smoke concert to the returned soldiers eventuated successfully in the Band Hall last night. Great enthusiasm was shown, and our soldiers were given a…
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The Wellington Band will, in connection with the day of mourning, march through the principal streets playing Handel's funeral march, The Dead March in Saul…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Curious Chinese Theatre
The Chinese quarter of San Francisco, in California, can boast of two Chinese theatres. Everyone connected with them, such as the manager, orchestra., and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →District News. Bodangora and District. The Wesleyan Concert
The concert in aid of the Wesleyan Church organ fund duly eventuated on Monday night when there was a fair attendance but general dissatisfaction was caused on…
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There was a comparatively small attendance at the ball on Tuesday night, an impression having got abroad that fancy dress was compulsory. A few ventured…
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A lady visitor h is kindly written a description of the fancy dresses which arrived after our report was in type. We therefore give both. It will be seen that the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District News. Bodangora and District. The Progress Concert
The above concert duly eventuated on the 10th inst., in Hoslin's Hall. The weather conditions were all that could be desired The local band, under the leadership of…
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As is always customary on St. Patrick's night, a very successful amateur concert was given at Tobin's Hall in aid of the building, fund of the Roman Catholic Church. The…
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By reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that a concert company, headed by Miss Marie Narelle, Australia's great soprano, and Mr. John Lemmone, the…
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A DAY'S sports and concert was hold at Eschol on Wednesday last in aid of the funds of the Eschol Sunday School. A picnic was also given to the children. The sports took place…
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The Common ball on Monday night was liberally patronised, about 30 couples turning up, all dancers, all young, many good looking. It was a pleasant night, and as…
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THE picnic, sports, and concert in aid[?] of the E[?]chol Sunday School and public hall came off on Wednesday, and were a great success. The events on the…
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The Annual Oddfellows' Ball wan held in the Assembly Hall in the evening and proved a fitting nod successful wind up the sports of the day…
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Monday last, though a trifle hot for his time of the year, could not have been a more pleasant day for the combined sports of the…
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On Wednesday evening last, the Concert, arranged by Mr. C. B. Green for the purpose of procuring funds to pay the late caretaker of the cemetery the salary that is due…
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The first indication that the king of winter games will soon be in full swing again was given on Saturday, when a score or more of football enthusiasts put in an…
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The announcement of the visit at Miss Mare Narelle and Mr. Lemmone to Wellington created general talk among all lovers of good music, and the result was that when…
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THERE was a satisfactory attendance at Miss Narelle's concert in the Masonic Hall last night. It is to be hoped that similar ventures will always be warmly supported in the scattered…
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