Copper Mine Cricket Club Annual Ball
About 30 couples attended this ball on New Year's night. Notwithstanding the heat, dancing was kept up till about 4.30 a.m. The floor was in perfect order, and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
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Wrightville Public School Concert
The concert given by the pupils of the above school in Lew's Hall on Dec 17, was un immense success, the building being crowded half-an-hour…
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IN the banquet room of the M[?]ie Hall, Bathurst, last Friday evening, the Singer Manufacturing Company's social and smoke [?]cert was held. Mr. C. R. Pick…
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A meeting of persons interested in music was held in the Council Chambers last night for the purpose of considering the possibility of holding a band contest at Wellington on…
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Despite the exceptionally hot weather, a most enjoyable dance eventuated at Maryvale on Wednesday night (New Year'a eve) Mr. and Mrs. MeCallum, the newly-installed…
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We are informed that as a means of raising money to successfully carry through the proposed band contest and musical competitions in Wellington at Easter time, a…
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The concert which was held at Gilgandra on Friday night in aid of the English Church was a huge success, and reflected great credit on Mr. Chri[?], R. Young and his…
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A large number of townspeople were present at Bell Park on Tuesday night during the band's performance. The Dight was very favorable, although the wind was…
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The adjourned meeting of those interested in the proposal to hold a band contest at Wellington caused an attendance of about a dozen people at the Council Chambers last…
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The usual Jockey Club ball took place in the Mechanic’s on Thursday night, but on this occasion was not patronised nearly as well as on former occasions. Mr…
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The concert in aid of the new R [?] Church took place in the Mechanic’s last Wednesday evening, and from a musical point of view was a great success, but the…
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At Mme. Melba's second concert in Perth (W.A.), last week the Queen's Hall was packed to overflowing, and the street in front thronged with people. There is an old shed at the rear…
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THE concert in aid of Mr. James Coady takes place on Monday evening next, when there is expected to be a bumper house. We have been desired to publish the programme, which is as…
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THE benefit concert to Mr. James Coady-- arranged by the Friendly Societies Associatira, on his behalf--was held in the Masonic Hall, on Monday evening (Anniversary night. The…
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THE concert promoted by the United Friendly Societies' Association in aid of Bro. J. Coady, P.D.G.M. of the I.O.O.F., wsa held in the Masonic Hall on Monday…
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THE concert in aid of tho Cobar Town Band on Wednesday evening last was quite a big thing, the Masonic Hall being comfortably filled in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Signals to Mars. What Sir Robert Ball Thinks
It was the remark of the great Sir William Hershel that the resemblance of Mars to this earth is one of the most striking features in the solar system…
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THE drummer of the band in a small town in Lancashire is a little man only 5ft high. Wishing to make himself look as big his possible, he holds the drum so high that…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bogus Pictures in Great Collections
It is only the experts and the authorities who know -- and they advisedly say little as to the matter -- that all our great public collections of pictures are nothing…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →In a Crowded Theatre
Recently at a theatre a gentleman felt the pressure of two little airy feet upon his patent leathers. At first the sensation was delightful. It made inexpressibly…
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