Wesleyan Concert
BUT A moderate audience attened tge concert, which followed the Wesleyan annual banquet on Wednesday last, the excitement caused by the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Temora Hospital Ball
A MMETING of gentlemen, was held on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of forming a committee for the carrying out of the annual hospital ball…
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MR. DICKENSON, of the N.S.W. Bank, Adelong, has been promoted to the Temora branch. RAIN started to fall early on…
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A "young people's dance" was held in St. Micha[?]l's Hall last night, was a very enjoyable gathering, and was well patronised. Messrs. J. Purcell and B. Kelly…
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Our readers should not forget that on Friday week next, July 28th, the above event is to take place, end considering that up to now we have no social event…
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ALTHOUGH early in the week unfavorable weather threatened disaster to the Hospital ball, the sky cleared on Wednesday, and, beautiful weather…
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On Thursday evening there were over one hundred youngsters present at the Juvenile Dance, as well as a large number of adults. Nearly £8…
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A number of ladies, by request, met the sub-committee of the M. P. and A. Association—to whom the duty of supervising the Show Ball arrangements was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Cricket. the No-ball Question
Daring a match yesterday between Lancashire and Somerset cricket teams, Phillips, the umpire, no-balled Mold, the Somerset bowler, eighteen times in…
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It looks like as if the Hospital lady crusaders are this year going to put up a record—everything, so far, tends that way, and the huge success…
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M. Malboech is capable of playing as many as thirteen instruments-- the piano, cornet a piston, clarionet, violin, a chime of forty bells, the…
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The meeting which was called for Saturday afternoon to make arrangements for the annual Hospital Ball lapsed for want of a sufficient…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District News. (From Our Correspondent.) Henty. Dance
A dance and supper were held in the School of Arts on Tuesday night in aid of building funds of a public hall at Yerong Creek. The function was fairly patronised,…
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In the Queen's Bench division of the High Court of Justice yesterday, Justice Sir Walter Phillimore gave his decision in a suit brought by ten Rand mining…
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A grand ball was held here on the 12th, inst., the object being to raise funds to erecta School of Arts. The Committee inform me that they have already some £23 in hand…
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On Saturday a meeting was called in the reading room of the School of Arts to arrange for holding the Annual Hospital Ball, but there were so few in attendance…
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Recently the young ladies and gentlemen connected with the Butterfly and Crow Clubs held two cuchre parties, followed by enjoyable dunces in the…
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Immediately after the conclusion of the concert the hall was cleared for dancing, which commenced about 11 p.m. There was a very good…
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A meeting of the ladies who are interesting themselves in the arranging of the forthcoming Show Ball, to be held on the first day of the show week, was held in…
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In hanging pictures it is to be remembered that although oil paintings look better hung in the usual way, with a sloping in from the top of the…
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