Hibernian Ball
The annual Hibernian Ball which took place in O'Brien's Hall on Friday evening last, was largely attended, and proved a pronunced success, not…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Euchre Party and Dance
The euchre party and dance, held in the Protestant Hall last evening, was a highly successful function. There was a large attendance, and the…
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It affords us great pleasure to chronicle that the above function, held in the Oddfellows' Hall, on the evening of Wednesday last, for the purpose of…
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The public meeting called for the purpose of making arrangements for holding the annual ball in aid of the Narandera Hospital was held on…
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"The Times" publishes the following from a correspondent signing herself Anna Korvna de Nasier Owska, writing from Swierszesow (Poland) on…
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The highly successful euchre party and dance in the Protestant-hall on Wednesday evening afforded a striking proof of the energy possessed by a number of…
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This function took place on Wednesday evening. The hall looked like a a glimpse into fairyland. The decorations consisted of pink and white peach…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Perversity of the Golf Ball
Perhaps the most perverse, conscienceless, and erratic accessory in the whole world of sport is a golf ball. A writer in "Macmillan's Magazine" has made…
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Thursday was the children's night. This was the greatest display of fancy costumes ever seen iu Cootamundra. Like the first night the ball was opened…
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A VERY pleasant evening was spent at Edwardstown on Friday night, when the most successful concert that had ever been hold at that village took…
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A busy week for Gundagai. BIG police court ease to-day (Wednesday.) ENTIRES for Adelong Show close…
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For years past the attitude adopted by the Burgon and Ball people out here towards the A.W.U. was very far from satisfactory. From recent revelations it…
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Perhaps the most successful affair of its kind over held here took place in Sheppard's Hall on Friday, 21st instant, when a plain and dance dress was held…
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Peshaps the most successful affair of its kind ever held in our township place in the local hall on Friday last, 21 st instant, when a plain and fancy…
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At several favorite summer resorts attempts are being made to elevate the character of the music during the season. For the most part the visitor has…
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The military ball, which was the first of the kind over held here, and which took place in Tracey's hall on Wednesday night, was undoubtedly…
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A Children's Fancy Dress Ball was held last Friday evening at the Club House Hall, which had been most beautifully decorated for the occasion…
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KEEN public interest was manifested in the military attractions of the week, and quite a happy time, at a minimum of expense, has been spent by the…
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FOR many years it has been the custom of the Methodist folk to hold an annual banquet and concert in aid of the Circuit Fund, and since the…
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"CRICKET" writes:—"I notice the Hillston Cricket Club has organised a Concert in aid of the sport, and trust all Hillston and cousins and aunts will…
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