Freak Ball
There is no end to freak meals and freak balls in America. It was thought that the last word in wonderful dances had been said when, a few…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Grand Irish Concert
St. Patrick's (Ireland's) Day will be celebrated this (Tuesday) evening by a concert of Irish national airs in the Masonic Hall. Mr. Griffon Foley (of London and Sydney…
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The annual ball of the H.A.C.B. Society was held in the Protestant Hall on Monday evening, and was a splendid success in every way. There…
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The annual concert took place in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening, when the building was well crowded. Taking it right through…
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In the evening Fitzgerald's Hall, where the concert was held, was simply crowded, thd young folk predominating. The function passed off most successfully,…
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PRIOR to the departure of Rev. W. and Mrs. Atkinson, who leave for Inverell at the end of the present month, a grand concert is to be given in the Masonic Hall in aid of the…
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY in Dubbo was celebrated by a grand Irish concert in the Masonic Hall, which was well patronised. An interesting programme was gone through, although for a…
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The festival of Ireland's Patron saint was celebrated by our Irish fellow-Citizens on Tuesday night by the customary concert at the Masonic Hall, though the attendance…
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An excellent programme has been arranged for the concert in aid of the Dubbo Methodist Church funds, to be held at the Masonic Hall on Friday evening, the 27th…
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The orchestra had a splendid practice at Mr. Hankin's residence on Monday evening. The following pieces are in rehearsal:— Overture (1) "Tancredi" and (2) "Le…
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In the evening a dance was held at the Masonic Hall. It was very largely attended, between 90 and 100 couples taking part. Miss White and Mr. Hankin contributed…
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IN connection with the approaching departure of Rev. W. and Mrs. Atkinson from Dubbo, a pleasant concert was organised, on behalf of the Methodist Circuit, which took place at the…
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All Philadelphia to-day (wrote the New York correspondent of the "Daily Mail" on 27th December) is discussing a sumptuous banquet and ball given last…
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From New York on 5th January the correspondent of the "Daily Mail" wrote:—The three miners who a month ago…
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On Thursday night the Race Ball was held in the public hall, and proved most successful. Messrs. Z. Lee (piccolo) and M. Doohan (piano), provided the music, and the…
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Mr. S. A. Phillips, touring manof "His Majesty's Moving Theatre," informs us that this combination will open at Dubbo in show week. The idea is…
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A successful concert was held at Bugaldie last-week in the [?]all dindly lent by Mrs. Holder, on behalf of a fund for the renovation of the Presbyterian Church…
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To-morrow (Friday) night, in the Protestant Hall, Mr. William Anderson will present for the first time to a Wellington audience what the…
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The members of our Town Band were rather disconsolate daring the past week owing to their projected trip to Sydney being jeopardised in…
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There was only a fair attendance at the annual sports in aid of the Town Band on Easter Monday in the Cobar Park. The weather was…
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