Bembeka Jockey Club Annual Ball. [From our Correspondent.]
In ever a committee had reason to be proud of the crowning success of its efforts it should he that of the Bemboka Jockey[?] the complete success of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
125 stories in South Coast's papers · page 4 of 7
Irisg-Australian Concert
Miss Marie Narelle- has sent us sonic programmes of concerts at which she has appeared including the irish Australian [?] held in [?]…
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Over 80 children attended the annual ball arranged by Mr and Mrs Gurney for juveniles at the Nowra School of Arts on Wednesday evening…
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The concerts given by Miss Sylvia Blackston's company in Nowra on, Tuesday and Thursday last were not patronised as they deserved to be; but…
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The juvenile ball, promoted by Mrs Gurney in aid of the Shoalhaven Agricultural Society's new pavilion fund, eventuated on Wednesday evening last. The attendance…
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Miss [?] Company [?] was [?] a full [?] in the [?] of Art [?] Friday evening and but with a splen[?] Miss…
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The Tennis Club ball [?] Wednesday night and was [?] of the [?] dances ever held [?] [?] The [?]…
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The annual hall of Lodge "A [?]corn," Nowra, was [?]ield in the School of Arts hall on Wednesday evening and was a success, though not so well…
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Mr Stan Goodin and his Novelty Company are to visit Nowra on Friday, and Berry on Saturday nights, 17th and 18th July, and from what we know of the combination,…
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Mr Stan Goodin and his Novelty Company are to visit Nowra on Friday, and Berry on Saturday nights, 17th and 18th July, and from what we know of the combination,…
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THE annual R. O. Ball at Pambula—always one of the most popular dances of the year—was held on Wednesday night and a packed house, if we may use a…
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MR. STAN GOODIN and his Novelty Company are to visit Berry to-night, and from what we know of the combination, there is every reason to believe that those who patronise the concert…
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In points of numbers the crowd that turned up at the Valley Rifle Club’s conceit and dance last Wednesday night was the biggest ever known to assemble in the…
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It seems to be pretty well unanimously asserted that the School of Arts Ball, of last Wednesday night, was the best hall ever held at Bemboka. Of course the…
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The concert given by Mr Stan Goodie’s Sydney Concert Company did not attract a Urge audience to the Nowra School of Arts on Friday night…
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The concert given by Mr Stan Goodin’s Sydney Concert Company did not attract a larger audience to the Nowra School of Arts on Friday night…
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The annual concert in aid of the Kangaroo Valley Civilian Rifle Club was a success. The takings tolalled £15. Mr Cliff Richards, of Nowra (stntes the "Times") was the only…
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The concert and dance given at Greenwell Point last Friday night was a success in every sense of the word. It was originally fixed for the previous Tuesday night, but…
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THIS annual public function, about the most popular of its kind held in the district, eventuated on Wednesday night, and the most sanguine expectations were…
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THE Ball in aid of the School of Arts funds took place on Friday night as announced, and was a success. Though, perhaps, no' the financial success anticipated by many yet the…
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