Band of Hope
THE Queanbeyan Band of Hope has been re-organised and the following members will in future conduct its management-- President, Rev. A. Stephen; committee…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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Band of Hgpe
The Queanbeyan Band of Hope was resuscitated on Wednesday evening, when a fairly good attendance appeared at the Wesleyan"Church, despite the rain. The Rev. A…
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The Queanbeyan Band of Hope was resuscitated on Wednesday evening, when a fairly good attendance appeared at the Wesleyan Church, despite the rain. The Rev. A…
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A certain material, popularly known as "heel ball," Is used by shoemakers to blacken the edges of leather soles. It may perhaps be useful, from a domestic…
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The above advertised ball was held on Thursday night in the Protestant Hall,but was not a financial success, owing to the inclement state of the weather. Barely 20…
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The above advertised ball was held on Thursday night in the Protestant Hall, but was not a financial success, owing to the inclement state of the weather. Barely 20…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. The Town Band. to the Editor of the DlSPATCH.]
SIR,-Would you permit me to say a word or two in explanation of a paragraph that appeared in the Express of Friday last, regarding some strong comments made in that paper as to to the absence…
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THE postponed juvenile rockley ball was held in the Protestant Hall last night and was a grand success, the dance room being crowded with prettily dressed children…
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The juvenile dance in connection with the Rockley Ball took place in the Protestant Hall on Wednesday evening, and was very largely attended. Again Mr. V. LeStrange…
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The juvenile dance in connection with the Rockley Ball took place in the Protestant Hall or Wednesday evening, and was very largely attended. Again Mr V. LcStrange…
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Sir,-With your permission I wish to draw the public's attention to the remarks of the Express re the above band. In the first place, it is mentioned that. I handed in an irate epistle. Now, I would…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the Wattle Park Band of Hope temperance society, held on Wednesday night last, was, notwithstanding the unfavourable weather, as…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above was held last Wednesday evening. Rev. A. Stephen presided and although the night was cold, there was, as usual, a good…
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TEMPERANCE society had a very successful time of it at their postponed monthly meeting last night. Though the night was dark there was a large audience; and though,…
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Those who remember the excellent and artistic pictures formerly shown by the Rev. S. H. McDade, will be highly delighted to hear that he intends to show some…
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Those who remember the excellent and artistic pictures formerly shown by the Rev. S. H. McDade, will be highly delighted to hear that he intends to show some…
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THE Rev. S. H. MacDade, who has made his name familiar hora as elsewhere by his lime-light pictorial exhibitions of high-class merit, has again been amongst us --…
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A lady, in one of the magazines, thus describes a visit to Turkish ladies. We entered she says, a large, well-lighted-room. The windows were latticed outside and hung inside…
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There are three essential qualifications which must be possessed by those who undertake to cater for public amusement. the patience of a Job, the tact of a Cromer,…
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The lantern entertainments by the Rev. S. H. Macdade, which were held in the protestant Hall on Wednesday and Thursday nights, were again much appreciated:…
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