St. Andrew's Masonic Ball
On Friday night last, in Triumph Theatre, Lodge St. Andrew No. 56, held a Masonic Ball which proved highly successful. There was an…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1926
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The Convent Ball
Held in St. Gregory's Hall last night was a highly successful function from every view point, and the ladies' committee who worked so arduously…
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On Friday night the children attending the juvenile ball in St. Gregory's Hall had a royal time, the spacious floor being none, too large…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local & General News Dance at Charleyong
The Charleyong Cricket Club intends holding a dance in Charleyong Hall on Friday next, 24th inst., in aid of its funds. The organising…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queanbeyan Age Tuesday, September 14, 1926. Annual Convent Ball
The Annual Convent Ball held in St. Gregory's Hall Last Thursday night was a highly successful function from every view point, and the ladies…
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A juvenile ball was Friday on Friday night. This attracted a very large attendance, including a large number oE adults. There were ninny fancy…
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A very successful dance and [?]uchre party was held in the Tri[?]mph Theatre last Friday night in aid of the new Church of England…
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The attendance at this function, held in the Literary Institute on Thursday night last, was somewhat disappointing, only about 35 couples…
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A successful dance took place at the National Theatre on Thursday night last in aid of the Children of Mary Stall at the forthcoming Catholic…
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A very successful plain and fancy dress ball, in aid of the new Queanbeyan Hospital, was held last Thursday night at Duntroon in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →No greater story of love and war was ever unfolded on the screen than "The Dark Angel." Classic Pictures, Saturday, 2nd October
A number of members of the Sydney Master Builders' Association passed through Braidwood on Tuesday on their way from Canberra, via…
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day, Douglas Fairbanks in a 13 part United' Artists Super Masterpiece, "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." Also Claire Windsor and William Haines…
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After the tables were cleared the concert began. The ball was well filled. The Rev. W. Evans, of Quean beyan, presided. The proceedings be…
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Tt is a good many years since Braidwood field a tea-meeting. In years gone by, longer, lu fact, than many of us care to remember, this form of…
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It is a good many years since Braidwood held a tea-meeting. In years gone by, longer, in fact, than many of us care to remember (Says the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Waratah Ball St. Gregory's Hall, Friday, 15th October
The following company has been registered, shares being of the value of £1 each. W. H. Mason, Ltd., capital £50,000 general carriers,…
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For many years past this annual bull has been recognised as one of the social events of the year. They have all been wonderfully successful…
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The Annual Ball in aid of the local Waratah Football Club was held in St Gregory's Hall on Friday night last and proved a most successful…
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The ball promoted, by Mrs. J. Shumack, of Queanbeyan, in aid of funds for the new Queanbeyan Hospital, was held in the local hall on Friday night…
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The member of the Queanbeyan Heights Golf Club are holding their first annual ball on Thursday night next in St. Gregory's Hall, at which all…
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