Rifle Club Ball. at Adelong Crossing
ON Wednesday lust a ball in aid of the Adelong Crossing Rifle Club was hold at the local hall, but owing to the threatening state of the weather the attendance was not…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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District News. Ganmain. Hospital Ball. Ganmain
On Saturday, the adjourned meeting of the Narandera Hospital Ball Committee met at the School of Arts. Mr. Lynam occupied the chair. The Secretary, Mr…
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It is announced in our advertising columns that the Town Band concert, which had been arranged to take place in the Town Hall Gardens last Wednesday night, but…
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My dear friends, you remember, do you not, the countless Ellience de Repey the young one, of course, not the old my blackeyed demon? When I my 'my' it…
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Through the courtesy of the secretary, Mr T. Ness, we learn that the Ball in aid of the widow and children of the late Mr. G. Wood, proved a…
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In the Town Hall Gardens last evening the town band, under the conductorship of Mr. K. A. Patraore, gave a concert in aid of the widow and family of the late Mr. G…
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A social and dance, under the auc[?]ices of the Southern Star Lode, M. U., I.O.O.F. was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday night, and was…
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The tea-meeting and concert in aid of the Building Fund of the Union Church, which was to take place on the 2nd October, has been postponed until such a…
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In the Town Hall Gardens last night, the Wagga Town Band discoursed a programme of excellent music to a fairly numerous gathering, in aid of the widow…
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On Wednesday evening the Annual Wesleyan Tea-meeting and Concert came off in the Oddfellow‘s Hall, and were well patronized—though by not…
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THIS event came off on the Old Junee Recreation Ground on Wednesday last and was attended with such success, that the promoters were quite justified in…
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A concert and ball in aid of the Hillston Hospital was held at Roto on Tuesday night, 24th instant, and turned out a great success. There were about 50 persons present. The…
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THE organisers and promoters of the ball held at Muttama on Wednesday last have every reason to congratulate themselves on the pronounced success that crowned their…
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MR. F. G. Keed announces a Cinderella Dance to take place in Davis's Hall on Friday next. The music will be supplied by Mr. Fleming and the…
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The Annual Ball, in aid of the funds of the local Catholic Church, as usual proved a great success last Friday night, there being the largest attendance yet…
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At a meeting of the cricket club about a month ago, it was decided to have a concert in connection with the club, and Mr. A. Comer was entrusted with the carrying out…
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In the evening was splendidly attended, and all the arrangements were up to the mark, thanks to the committee and hon. secretary. The floor and…
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We are pleased to notice that since the advent of the Rev. A Brown in Junee the Wesleyan Band of Hope has been revived, and Is a flourishing and…
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The annual sports gathering which was held on Wednesday was brought to a successful termination with a dance, held-in the Federal Hall. The building was…
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