Cadet Band Continental
THE second Senior Cadet Band Continental in the Skating Rink on Tuesday night was well patronised, and the programme submitted mot with appreciation. These continentals are…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
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Concert and Dance
To-night (Wednesday) a grand concert will be given in Fitzgerald's Hall in aid of the R. C. Church Fund. A programme of 21 items is submitted, and a most enjoyable…
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The ball at night in the Masonic Hall was attended by about 70 couples. The hall was prettily decorated for the occasion by Messrs. T. Moffat, P…
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At night, the annual ball was held in the Masonic Hall, when about seventy couples graced the flour. The music was supplied by Messrs, Emmett and Hankin's orchestra, and…
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THE Monarch Pictures, run in the past by J Messrs. Toose and Orbell, will in future be conducted by Messrs. Russell Wight, H. Ellis, and H. W. Birch, The first performance under…
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West's Pictures in the skating rink on Tuesday evening had the usual large and appreciative audience, and the programme submitted was of the best. The…
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The Monarch Pictures, which are now under new management, will be shown in the Skating Rink to-night (Friday), when an extra special…
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On Wednesday evening, a concert was held in Fitzgerald's Hall in aid of the R. C. Church funds. The attendance was very-good, all the front seats…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →West's Pictures
"The Sirens of the Surf." is the star picture at West's in the skating rink to-morrow night. This is said to be some thing quite out of the common, so that…
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ON Sunday afternoon the District Band, under Band-Master C. H. Taylor, gave an enjoyable concert in the park. The public rolled up in good numbers, and it is evident these Sunday…
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When it became known that the Rev. F. J. Curwood was about to leave Dubbo there was much concern as to the fate of the School Fi[?]e and Drum…
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The accommodation at the skating rink was insufficient to provide for those who wished to see West's Pictures on Tuesday evening. The…
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The first of the "Waratah" dances for the season, 1911, eventuated in the Protestant Hall on Wednesday night. About 60 couples were present, and…
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THE first dance held this sesson by the Waratah Tennis Club eventusted on Wedneaday evening, when some 50 couples graced the floor. The Protectant Hall was nicely decorated for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →H.a.c.b. Races and Concert
A meeting of the race committee of the above was held at Mr. D. Shaw's Tattersalls hotel on Wednesday night last. Present Messrs P. Nash (in the chair), G. Wall,…
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The concert arranged by Miss Kirwan for the 20th is now postponed a week later, that is for May 3rd, nintiy intending patrons and performers finding…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Town Band Pony Races
For years past the committee of the local Town Band has provided the Cobar public with a day's sports on Easter Monday, and this year is…
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The Monarch Pictures are having a great run of success wherever they are shown. In Gilgandra they have caught on with a very decided grip. In Dubbo…
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The Town Band race meeting is the only sporting fixture for Cobar on Monday next. The entries were to have closed last (Thursday)…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Andrews' Band of Courage
THE was a large gathering of children nod adults in St. Andrews' Hall on Tuesday evening last, when the young people gave aa entertainment on behalf of temperance. The Rev. W…
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