Girls Dance in Church an Unconventional Event
Six barefooted girls, bathed in bine spotlights, danced on a stage in the Episcopal (Anglican) Church of St. Mark's-in-the-Bouverie, writes the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1922
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Juvenile Ball
Mrs. Frere Green and Mrs. Lindsay were the hon, secretaries for the Red Cross Juvenile Ball, which was held in the Protestant Hall last night, in aid…
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A public meeting of all interested in the advancement of the Bourke Band will be held this (Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock to consider the matter…
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The annual Wattle Dance in aid of the local Convent of Morey has been fixed for Wednesday and Thursday, the Kith and 17th August. This dance is…
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The coming Cretonne Dance in aid of the nurses home promises to be the success of the season. The sets will be most artistic and attractive. The…
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The annual military ball, held under the auspices of the R. S. and S. Imperial League, was held in the Oddfellows' Hall last evening, and was once again…
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A cuchre party and dance in aid of Mrs. Crane and family will be held in the Masonic Hall on July 11th. Dancing will commence at 8 o'clock and will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bules for Three-ball, Best Bail, and Four-ball Matches. Definitions
(1) WhEn three players play against each other, each playing his own ball, the match is called a three-ball match. (2) When one player-plays his ball…
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The public meeting called by the Bourke Town Band took place in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening last and was very poorly attended…
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Sir.—la your issue of the 13th inst. I noticed a report of a special meting of the above band held on the Tuesday night previous. The object of this…
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The military juvenile ball was held on Thursday night and proved another great success, the hall being filled with youngsters, who spent a really good…
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A grand sacred and classical concert was given by the Dubbo Band in the Umpire Hall on Sunday night. The music was of a high order of merit, and…
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The Hospital Ball was well attended, fully seventy couples being on the floor, to the music provided by the Arnaudon orchestra, which as a musical…
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An enjoyable dance in aid of the Church of England funds, took place in Fitzgerald's Hall on Friday evening last. There was a fair attendance…
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The Bourke Benevolent Society are holding a dance in Fitzgerald's Hall in aid of the Renwick Cot on Friday Evening, June 30th. Good music…
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The Bourke Town Band is holding a plain and fancy dress masquerade ball in Fitzgerald's Hall on Thursday, August 10th, and will be followed by…
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The children of Bourke are in for a good night's amusement on Monday. July 17th, when they will be entertained at a plain and fancy dress…
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The cretonne ball, organised by Mrs Savage and the Matron of the District Hospital, to raise funds towards furnishing the nurses home at the…
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Sir.—In your issue of June 26th, under heading "Wellington Municipal Band" there appeared a letter undersigned "Interested Citizen" in…
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The president of the Talbragar Shire, who is a co-trustee with the Mayor of Dubbo, for the military band instruments, which have been stored at the…
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