Grand Sacred Concert
This first-class affair was held on Good Friday evening, and was a grand success, although the attendance was not so large as was expected. This Presbyterian…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
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The Concert in Aid of the Drought Relief Fund
Owing to the proposed reduction of Civil Servant's salaries the Council of the Public Service Association has abandoned the intention of giving a Concert in aid of the…
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The Civil Servants have announced that in consequence of Mr. Waddell'a retrenchment proposal they have abandoned the Civil Service concert in aid of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Dubbo District Cricket Union. Concert and Presentation of Cups
ON Wednesday evening the Dubbo District Cricket Union gave an entertainment at the Masonio Hall, when the programme included a concert, a comedietta, and the…
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There was a departure from precedent in the matter of the "locate" of the annual ball; for the first time the Protestant Hall being used for the night's enjoyment. The recent…
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On Wednesday evening the country visitors gave a dance in the Protestant Hall. It was one of the most enjoyable over held ; Miss Mack, who spared no pains to make…
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ON Wednesday evening the usual "Country Visitors' Dance," following on the Race Ball, was held at the Protestant Hall, The attendance was again very large, and…
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The ball in honor of the vice-regal visit was held in the Oddfellows' Hall at night. Those pessimists who predicted failure for the function were woefully out in their…
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Ths members of the Dubbo orchestra who took part in the reseption to the Governor were the following:—Mr. L. Currie, (conductor); first violins, Mrs…
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A meeting of the Cobar Baud Committee was held at the Council Chambers on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. J. Hogan, (President) in the…
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THE following is interesting to Dubbo readers from the fact that the Miss Mary Moore therein referred to is the sister of our well-known townsman, Mr. Charles…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →R. C. Concert
The second concert in aid of the R. C Presbytery took place in the Mechanics’ last Wednesday evening and although not very largely attended the entertainment…
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The annual show-week R, C. bazaar terminated on Monday night after a successful run, considering everything. Various raff[?]a were decided and the results announced, and…
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On Tuesday night, April 30, the Race Ball was held in Mr. Howchin's large wool room about a mile from town. The vast interior of the building was partitioned off…
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A dance was held on Friday night at the Masonic Hall in connection with the Show. This was arranged owing to there being a surplus in the…
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THE current issue of the TOWN AND COuntry JOURNAL contains a page of illustrations of the Dubbo Show, from photos taken on the ground by Mr. [?], of the…
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THE monthly meeting of the above was held in the school hall on Thursday evening. A number of items were rendered by the Junior Christian Endeavourers, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Science. Sr. Vitus' Dance
IN a former article on the nervous system were described the the great elements of which it was composed —nerve cells and nerve fibres. It…
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for which invitations were isued ventuated in the Albion Hall on Wednesday night, and was admittedly the best and most enjoyable of its kind ever hold in Cobar…
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