St. Benedict's Convent. Highly Successful Concert
On Tuesday night the annual concert by the pupils of St. Benedict's Convent took place in the Protestant Hall and was largely attended, so large, in fact, that a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1923
170 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 9 of 9
Annual Presbyterian Concert
The Presbyterian School Hall fund should benefit considerably as the result of the concert held in the Protestant Hall on Friday night. The concert was largely…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Wednesday night) :—"Dark Secrets," 5.000 feet, Dorolhy" Dalton; " Five Dollar Baby," 6,000 feet,…
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The following programme will be flashed across the screen to-morrow (Saturday) night:—"The Bond Boy," 7,000 feet, Reichard…
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The ladies' committee of the Show Ball are making a startling innovation for Braidwood at the New Year's Eve dance by running their…
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At the previous meeting of the Municipal Council the town clerk was instructed to make inquiries regarding the band instruments and the…
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The annual concert by the pupils of St. Bede's Convent School, held in the school hall on Wednesday night last, attracted a large attendance…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General News Show Ball
Final arrangements nave been completed for the Show Ball on New Year's Eve.? Included in the programme are the following…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Saturday night):— "Brawn of the North," 8,000 feet, S. Hart; "If I were Queen," 6,000 feet,…
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The amusements of the early colonists were not by any means numerous. Out-door sports in the form of horseracing was indulged…
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