The Austral Band
The Austral Band, of the Salvation Army, appeared at the Protestant. Hall on Tuesday night, before a good audience. The programme included part singing and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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The Ball
The annual ball according to custom was held on Tuesday night in the grand pavilion of tho Dubbo P.A. and H. Association, the spacious area of which is so…
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A ball Was held also on Wednesday evening, and was almost as largly attended and equally enjoyable as the dance of the previous night. At one appropriate…
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THE Picnic Race Club's annual ball was as usual held in the Show Ground pavilion on the first night of the races. The splendid and sp[?]cious building never looked…
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It is announced in this issue that the famous Austral Guards Band will pay a return visit to Wellington to-morrow (Tuesday), when it will be…
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The fourth annual ball in aid of the R.C. Chu[?]ch, Tambar Springs, took place in the School of Arts on the 16th inst. There was a large attendance of both…
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On Thursday morning last the town enjoyed the novel sight of a brass band, composed of 21 lass[?] belonging to the.Salvation Army and known as the Austral…
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THERE has always been a certain air of distinction associated with Mr. Lemmone's concert companies, which is not easy to express in one word. His programmes are…
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Mr.Lemmone is now paying his sixth yearly visit to Dubbo. He opened on Monday night to a fair attendance. Some changes have taken place in the personnel…
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A dance, in aid of the Hospital, was held in Nicholson and Morrow's new depot shed, Arthur-street, last night, the attendance numbering about 40…
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A meeting of ladies, in ocnnection with the forthcoming C. of E. Ball, was held in the Coronation Hall yesterday afternoon. Present:—Meadames…
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Owing to the rather hurried although unavoidable, departure of the Secretary of the above concert (Mr. S. Morrow), it has been decided…
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The annual ball, held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday night, was a great success. The attendance numbered over 200, and the trouble was to find…
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The Ball, which was held on the night of the first day's races, was held in Vicary's Hall, and as usual was a most successful social function. About…
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Matters in connection with the Hospital Ball which will be held on July 11 this year, are already being taken in hand with some enthusiasm. The ladies, whom the…
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A MEETING of the Dubbo Orchestral Society was held at the Masonic Hall on Monday night, Mr. L. H. S[?]elling in the chair. It was decided to assist the [?]ded[?]…
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Mesdames Hayley, Barton, Smith, Rutledge, Cameron, Richards, Ohrystal, A'Beckett, and Misses Bernasconi and Nancarrow, were the ladies present…
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A meeting of gentlemen will be held on Thursday next in connection with the forthcoming Church of England ball. The lady collectors have been…
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On Wednesday evening the first annual ball of the Court Star of the West was held in the Masonic Hall, when about 50 couples were present. Tho Hall was…
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The subjoined programme of numbers to be submitted at the Scottish concert on the night of the 24th, should speak for itself:—Overture, "National Scottish Airs,"…
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