District News. Bungendore. Concert and Ball
THE entertainment given on Friday night in the Temperance Hall, in connection with the Labour League, was a great success, the hall being well filled with an…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Politics in Pictures. Canvas Removed From the Paris Academy
Before President Fallleres paid his official visit to the inauguration of the Salon of the Societe Nationale this afternoon (writes the "Daily Mail"…
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At night the Protestant Hall was crowded with an audience anxious to hear the band of which such glowing reports had been received. The…
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In Germany photographs for the cinematograph have just been taken from a balloon successfully by Herr Ernemann, a Dresden engineer. As…
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That the annual ball of the H.A.C.B. Society on Wednesday night last was an unqualified success from a social viewpoint was admitted by all those who participated…
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THE annual ball in aid of the funds of the Michelago Cricket Club was held in the School of Arts Hall on Friday night last. This ball is always a very popular function,…
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Excitement has been created in French art circles (writes the "Daily Mail" of 18th May) by the action of M. Claude Monet, the leading…
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IN aid of St. Benedict's Convent were held in the Protestant Hall on the nights of Wednesday and Thursday last. Among the most popular…
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Last night the children had their turn on the floor, flocking in as is usually the case when it is their night, and with the assistance of a number of adults, were put…
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THE gathering in the Protestant Hall on Tuesday night for the annual ball in aid of St. Benedict's Convent, dispelled all fears, and sustained all hopes…
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The Berne authorities, holding that the theatre is a powerful instrument for the education of the masses, have decided that on two days of the week the seats in the…
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Rothay Reynolds writes in the "Daily News":— The room was hung with pale green brocade and fragrant with roses. The…
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From Paris, on July 9, the correspondent of the "Daily Mail" wrote:—Dr. Mathieu, of the Theatre Doctors' Friendly Society, stated to-day that…
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People the heroism of three young men, [?] little children were drowned in the [?] Tyne at Gateshead on. A number of children were playing…
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THE usual Smoke Concert was held in the Protestant Hall on Wednesday night, there being a large attendance present. The President, Alderman Richard Moore, occupied…
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A DANCE organised by Mrs. Circuitt, of Cuppacumbalong, in order to afford a night's enjoyment for the residents of the surrounding district, was held in…
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The prizes were paid over at the Smoke Concert at night. The Union's Hall was packed, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Many visitors were present from…
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SIR,—I hope by this time the committee of aldermen and others can see that they cannot do without a band in the town, either one of their own properly…
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The pocketless skirt has rendered essential the use of vanity bags or other little reticules for carrying the purse, handkerchief, card-case, and…
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IN the latter part of that dark period of superstition and moral obliquity, the middle ages, the strangest and most amazing epidemic broke out…
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