Band Concepts
On New Year's Ewe, the Town Band, under Bandnfester Winchester, paraded the principal streets, and performed seasonable selections to the evident…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
379 stories in Riverina's papers · page 1 of 19
The Citizens' Band
Their numerous patrons regretted that the Citizens' Band were, owing to the prevailing wet weather, unable to carry out their specially arranged programme…
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The Town Band made a fitting celebration of the approach of the New Year. They marched from the bandroom to the railway station, and at 9.30…
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For fourteen or fifteen years the St. John's Church of England choir have sustained the commendable practice of giving an annual concert at the Wagga…
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The Citizens' Band, under Conductor Homann, performed at the intersection of Beckwith and Kincaid streets on Thursday evening, when there was a…
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The Citizens' Band gave an open air concert at the intersection of Beckwith and Kincaid streets on Thursday evening. There was a very large attendance, and…
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The Wagga Town Band gave another of the series of sacred concerts in the Town Hall Gardens last Sunday afternoon. Notwithstanding the…
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This[?] Governor with the[?] of the arrive council directs [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Old St. Paul's. A Story of the Great London Plague. PART 19. Book the Sixth. September, 1666. Chapter 1. the Fire-ball
About nine o'clock on the night of Saturday, the 2nd of September, 1666 — and rather more than nine months after the incidents last related —three men took their way from Smithfield to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Unconventional Interview. Cook on the Deputy Leader of the Opposition. What Parramatta Joe Thinks of Him—Some Instructive Statements and Conjectures.—"A Reid Band—But Wind Instruments."
Of course, Joe Cook was caustic. No interview with J. Cook, M.H.R. for Parramatta, N.S.W., and deputy leader of the Opposition, whether imaginary or real…
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All al fresco concert was held on the Cricket Association ground last evening. Mr. W. Perriman, the organiser of the concert, was master of…
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An open-air concert was given on the Wagga Cricket Ground last evening, and attracted a very large attendance, fully 800 persons being…
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The annual meeting in connection with the local Brass Band took place on Friday evening last, Mr. S. F. Wilkinson being chosen as chairman…
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The members of the local band held their annual meeting on Wednesday night. They start the new year with a good muster-roll. They, have decided to play at the benefit…
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ON Friday (Anniversary Day) the Town Band Sports will be held on the local racecourse. The Tamut Band in to be Invited to take part, and should…
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When an Eskimo young lady goes" to a ball she is a gorgeous sight to gaze upon. You did not know, that they had dances in her country? Well, they do, and a traveller…
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IN connection with the Town Band Sports on Friday, a concert was held in Tracey's hall in the evening. There was a fair attendance, the takings…
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ANNIVERSARY Day was observed on Friday last by the holding of athletic sports on the local racecourse in aid of the Town Band. The weather was…
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Anniversary Day in Gundagai was observed as a half holiday by the business folk, who closed their respective establishments at noon. The…
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