Ball at Stuart Town
A very successful ball was held at Stuart Town on Friday night last, the proceeds of which are to be divided between the Wellington aud Orange…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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The Ball
In the evening a great ball was held in the Protestant Hall, attended by nearly 300 people. This too was a most successful affair, and was duly opened by Mr. Clyde…
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THE monthly meeting of the above was held last Wednesday evening; there was a capital attendance. The following programme was submitted by Mrs. Kirkland,…
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THE races and ball held [?] on Friday last were highly successful. The event [?]etted the sum of [?]20 for the Dubbo Hospital…
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IN accordance time with long established custom, the p[?] of the Convent Primary Girl's School, produced on St. Patrick's night (Friday evening last), an interesting and well-rendered…
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THIS event, which occurs annually on St. Patrick's night, is always looked forward to with pleasant anticipations as the occasion on which the pupils of the Convent Primary…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Story of The Blacks. The Aborigines of Australia. (Published by Special Arrangement) Chapter Xxix. the Corroboree or National Song Dance
Mr. Gedcon S. Lang, who had groat facilities for observing the habits and customs of the aborigines about Port Phillip, thus describes one of these…
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The monthly meeting of the above occurred on Wednesday night; seating room in the Assembly Hall being much overtaxed by the large number…
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The hall held under the auspices of the local branch of the Independent Order of Oddfollows same off on Friday night last (St Patrick's night)…
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There's an uncomfortable fooling about being in debt, at least some of the Wrightville people think so, and when they found out that their Band had…
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The attendance at the grand national concert in the evening was flattering in every way to the committee of management. The hall was packed and all…
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The concert in aid of the funds of the Hall here was held on Wednesday night last, and was a decided success. There was a good attendance, the effort being well patronised by…
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THE concert in aid of the funds of the Hall was held on Wednesday evening, and was a decided success. There was a good attendance, the effort being well patronised…
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SIR,—Kindly permit me through the medium of your columns, to make a little comment on the above article which appeared in the DAILY TELEGRAPH of March…
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In connection with "The Lancashire Lass" grand popular concerts will be held in the Band Hall on Monday and Thursday nights. The outline of the…
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FOLLOWING are playing members of the Dubbo Orchestra:—Conductor, Mr, G. Johnson; lst violins, Mr. T. Hunt (leader), Miss Fanny Bell, Masers. A. Glover, Frank…
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The second of the series of concerts will be given at the Band Hall to-night, when an exceptionally good programme will be presented. Of course the chief…
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TO-NIGHT the Town Band, assisted by the Boys' Band, will play a series of selections opposite Mr. Uren's, in Marshall-street…
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The rain having somewhat interfered with the success of the concert on last Monday night, it was generally anticipated that a much larger audience…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Send-off to Mr. E. Kearnes. Presentation by the Orchestra and Band
ON Tuesday evening Mr. E. Kearnes one of our best known young townsmen was on the eve of his departure for Canada the recipient of two souvenire--from the Bandaurd the Orchestra…
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