Orchestra
The following players will represent the Cootamundra orchestra at the matinee performance next Thursday evening. As the first item on the programme is a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
379 stories in Riverina's papers · page 4 of 19
Band Labour
The Rev. Landor Smithy Presbyterian minister at Germanston, the largest centre, of mining on the Sand, and a Liberal, in a letter to the press…
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The approach of the winter season has brought social matters to the fore, and in the activity which seems imminent the hospital is not to be neglected. An…
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The St. John's Young Men's Club, Wagga, are sending a debating team to the Albury Musical and Literary festival, to be held during Easter week, which…
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In the evening a promenade concert was hold in tho market, when the spacious building was crowded. An excellent programme had been…
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A highly entertaining concert was given last evening at St. John's Hall with the object of raising money to send a team of debaters to Albury to represent…
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The concert and dramatic entertainment held in St. John's Hall last evening was, from a musical point of view, thoroughly successful and most…
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Among the quaint old customs and ceremonies still alive in country districts in there is only one "horn dance," and that is to be found at Abbots Bromley…
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Attention is drawn to an advertisement in the columns of thin paper in reference to an appeal that is to be made to the public this evening by the…
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Wagga will have an opportunity next week of hearing a band composed of women, when on Tuesday night the Austral Band, connected with the…
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Attention is drawn to an advertisements in our columns in reference to an appeal that is to be made this evening, to the public, by the Citizen's Band for…
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Mr. J. J. M'Grath, the President of the Wagga Hospital Committee, and Mr. H. E. Mitchelmore, the Honorary Treasurer, met the ladies of the town on Thursday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Running a "Show." Expenses of the Modern Theatre
Mr. Cyril Maude, [?] well-known actor-manager, writes as follows, in "London Opinin and To-Day":— "The express of running a West-End…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Concert at North Wagga
A concert, promoted by Mr. W. J. Stevenson in aid of the establishment of a school library fund, eventuated in the North Wagga Public School last…
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Punctually at 8 o'clock on Saturday night the members of the Citizens' Band left the railway station to the strains of the "Thunderer" march…
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Quite a novel, and at the same time interesting, musical entertainment was given in the Oddfellows' Hall on Tuesday evening by the members of the…
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If good wished could ensure victory, the Wagga Citizens Band should score an easy first in the contests in which it is to take part during the Albury…
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The members of the Citizens Band were out in strong force on Saturday night, in accordance with previous announcements. A start was made from the Railway…
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A meeting of the ladies of the town was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon to consider the desirability of organising the annual ball in the…
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