Juvenl[?]e Ball
The juvenile ball in connection with the Bowling Club was held on Friday evening last and attracted a fair number of youthful admirers of the art fentastic. All…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
346 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 12 of 18
Band Social
A social in aid of the Wellington Town Band was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday evening, but probably owing to the small amount of publicity…
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The provisional committee which was appointed at the recent public meeting, at which it was decided to form a Citizens' Band, met on Tuesday…
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"Boen learnin' to play the flute," remarked the Youthful Australian, gazing abstractedly at the workmen who were busily engaged making the…
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The interest felt in the visit of Miss Kate Rooney and her concert company to Wellington was manifested by the large audience which assembled in the…
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A golf player asked an old Scot friend, who did not know the game, to come and have a game of golf with him. 'What's golf?' said the friend…
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The Premier Electric Biograph Coy. announce one of their exhibitions in the Masonic Hill on Thursday evening of next week. Those who saw the pictures as they…
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The management are to be congratulated on their success, as there were enough people desirous of attending the concert to almost fill two halls the size of the Masonio. Many had…
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The Concert arranged by the Caledonian Society in connection with the annual Gathering took place in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening. It was anticipated…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dubbo Caledonian Society. The Highland Gathering. A Phenomenal Attendance. List of Office-baarers:—Patron, Frank Mack, Esq.; Chief, J. W. Sillar, Esq.; ViceChiefs, J. D. Mackey, Hugh Strahorn, Chas. McKinnon J. A. Busby, T. M. Scott, Thos. Baird, Donald Cameron, W. F. McManamsy; Council, L. A. McDougall, A. Irvine, Jas. Bell, A. J. P. Watson, T. Bain, S. Wilkie, C. Cadell, J. Bell, Duncan Cameron, A. M. Corbett, A. A. Kirkland, J. Morris Jun., A. H. D. Crammond, P. Ball, D. Robertson, W. Wilkie, G. Gordon, Jas. Cameron, W, Yonng, L. McVicar.; Hon. Treasurer, W. Urquhart; Hon Secretary, R. H. Nelson; Auditors, L. Cameron, R. Wight
The Gathering which was conducted by the Caledonian Society on the Show Ground on Wednesday was in several respects the best in the history of the Society. The…
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The annual ball in aid of the Wellington Hospital will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday evening, 8th September, and no efforts are…
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The ball in conjunction with the carnival was held on Friday night last, and was in every way a groat success. The large hall was very tastefully decorated with flags, lantern, and fostuios…
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The ball held in Shaw's Hall under the auspices of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association was, as was anticipated, an unqualified success. The balmy night was…
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MISS ROONEY and her company on Friday evening repeated their success of the previous night in the presence of a very good audience. Miss Rooney, who was in magnificent voice,…
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Another large audience greeted the Dubbo contralto at her second concert last Friday night. Miss Rooney introduced two new songs, viz, " The Enchantress " and…
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The subscribers to the recently-formed Citizens' Band will meet in the Council Chambers at eight o'clock this evening, and as the business is to…
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The annual plain and fancy dress ball, run by the Illewong Rifle Club, took place on Wednesday night of last week, and, although not so…
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The Ball, which was held on Wednesday evening after the Carnival, passed off very successfully, about 76 couples being present, the ladies' dresses being particularly pretty,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →St. Vitus' Dance. a Marvellous Cure
Thirty-one years have elapsed since Mrs. Ann Griffiths of No. 2 Garden Avenue, Glebe, came to this country, from Shropshire, and five years since…
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On Wednesday night last a first-class entertainment was given in Fitzgerald's Hall in aid of the local Methodist Church trust fund. Some months ago, Mr. James…
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