The Hospital Crusade. Ball at Bongongolong
THERE was an attendance of about forty [?] at the annual Hospital ball at Bongongolong on Friday night, in addition to a large number…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
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Hospital Crusade Ball at Bongongolong
THE second crusade ball in aid of the Gundagai Hospital was hold at Bongongolong on Friday evening last, and proved most successful. The…
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EMERGING, on the 21st inst., from the cold gloom of dark rain-threatening night into a brilliantly-lighted and tastefully-decorated hall, where…
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THE first of the concerts will be given to-night. Miss Burch-Leeder (Mrs. Geo. Leeder) will be the great attraction. She will sing (by request)…
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Unfortunately the cold, bleak weather detrimentally affected the attendance at the concert given by the Wagga Town Band in the Town-hall Gardens yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →After Dinner Digestion Watching a Dance
During the past few years supping has become almost almost art In Parts, and few Englishmen even whoso digestion is per-ennially a marvel to Frenchmen are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegraphic Pictures and Hand Writing
In an address recently delivered at the Berlin Urania, Professor Cerebotani presented a telegraphic apparatus for transmitting any kind of hand writing,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Leader Concerts
THESE concerts, promoted by Mr. R. W. Millar, eventuated on Wednesday and Thursday nights, but on account of the inclement weather the audiences…
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The coldness and inclemenoy of the weather was against a very large audience in the Town Hall on Wednesday night, still the house was a fairly good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Leeder Concert
The Leeder concert, which was organised by Mr. R. W. Millar, took place in the Assembly Hall on Friday night. There was a very fair attendance, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Oddfellows' Ball
The Manchester Unity ball on Monday night, the 23rd of its kind in connection with the local lodge, was a greater success than many of its…
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At a meeting of the office-bearers of Lodge Harmony held yesterday morning, it was decided to give a children's dance that evening, in aid of the Wagga Benevolent…
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On Saturday evening 24 members of the Wagga Town Band left Wagga by the express train on route to Young, having entered to take part in the Band Contest to…
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The ball, which followed the installation was a brilliant function. What may be termed the accessories reflected the greatest upon the Masons. The hall was…
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One of the most successful social functions held in Wagga for a considerable time was the ball, which, on Tuesday night took place in the Oddfellows' Hall, under the…
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Tuesday was a "red letter day" with Freemasons in Wagga, for it marked the change of officers for the year for Lodge Harmony No. 22, U.G.L., and the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wagga Town Band at Young. the Valley of Indecision
Wagga Town Band, under the direction of Mr. H. L. Jewell, conductor, and Mr. D. Jones, secretary, left Wagga for the Young Band Contest by the express on…
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This long looked for yearly function eventuated in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday last. The night was an ideal one for dancing. The music was…
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On Tuesday night the hall was well filled again with juveniles and adults, fully 100 being present, and the rising generation amused themselves for a…
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The annual Ball of the local lodge of the Independent Order of Odd-fellows, generously organised this year in aid of the funds of the…
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