District News. Bungendore. CONCERT
A CONCERT under the management of Mrs. Hargrave came off in the Temperance Hall on Friday night, the proceeds to go towards the School of Arts fund. A very…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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The Band Social
A MEETING of the committee of tho Fire Brigade Brass Band Social was held on Wednesday night last to make all necessary arrangements in connection with the…
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As the country became opened up and nettled, prosperity increased. The valley of the Hawkesbury wan taken up by a sturdy band of farmers. Windsor was founded…
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"You are a keen rogue, Barrington, and don't lack impudence," said Hayes. "But tell me—was it you who wrote the prologue to the play they had the other night?"…
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AS was predicted, the ball held at Mrs. Feagan's on Friday night in aid of St. Paul's church was a magnificent success, many persons travelling long distances to…
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THE Band of Hope meeting was held at Wattle Park on Wednesday 21st May, Mr. C. W. Southwell occupied the chair. The programme was as follows:--Anthem,…
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The success which attended the previous night's ball was again experienced at the juvenile dance. There were a large number of children present. Messrs. Gleeson,…
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PERHAPS one of most enjoyable and social gatherings which from time to time have taken place in Queanbeyan was held in the Protestant Hall on Tuesday night. As…
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On the following night (Wednesday) a juvenile ball was held. The attendance was considerably over 35 couples. Dancing was carried on in fine style until about two…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Social. in Aid of the Queanbeyan Fire Brigade Brass Band
The Social in aid of the Queanbeyan Fire Brigade Brass. Band eventuated last Tuesday night, and in keeping with the usual custom of all other such events in…
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This happened recently, and a panic was only averted by the presence of mind of one of the actors He was taking the part of a comic sailor. When the fire broke out, and the…
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One British trade secret has remained [?]discovered by the Americans, viz., how to produce xylonite table tennis balls absolately roun[?]. The British maker holds…
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THE above ball, promoted by the M.U. Order of Oddfellows, bids fair to be a most enjoyable affair. Preparations on a most elaborate scale are being made; good music…
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The above function was held in the Protestant Hall last night and was from every point af view an unqualified success. The ball was held under the auspices of the…
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Few persons who wield a billiard cue are aware of the time, trouble, and expense of making the ivory spheres…
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Mr. Barrington took a pinch of snuff, composed himself in a graceful attitude, and began:— "The lady whom you just now met, is a…
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Under the auspices of the Manchester Unity Order of Oddfellow's, the alive ball, which eventuated last Thursday night was a marked success. The attendance was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ladies' Column Original London Letter. (All Rights Reserved.) a Lovely Theatre Mantle
WHICH is equally suited to wear as a 'sortie de bal.' or for a summer carriage wrap, is a thoroughly useful garment…
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'Play ball!' The old[?]ery echoes o'er the peaceful vale of Cherry creek, and from the bleachers comes a roar as rows of rooters spring a leak! The batter…
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One of the most notable gangs of bushrangers, in the early days of the settlement of Van Diemen's Land, was organised and led by a convict named Brady. This fellow…
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