Agricultural Society's Concert. a Crowded Audience
The Nowra School of Arts hall was crowded on Thursday night last on the occasion of the entertainment organised by Mr H. D. Morton in aid of the Shoalhaven Agricultural…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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The Concert
The School of Arts was filled in the evening to hear the patriotic concert, the grose takings being over £17. The Town Band opened with an overture…
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The concert, promoted by Mr H. D. Morton, in aid of the Shoalhaven Agricultural Society's Building Fund, and which eventuated on Thursday evening last in the…
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Country papers are spinning yarns about a stockman named - Archie McLean, the man who when charged by a bull, jumps oil his horse, walks up…
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THE Berry Agricultural Society provided an excellent intertainment for the people of the district on Friday last which the audience did not fail to thoroughly appreciate…
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On August 4th, a correspondent of the "Daily Mali" writes from Berlin:— Considerable excitement has been caused in the town of Duisburg. In…
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The concerts recently given in aid of district Agricultural Societies by Mr H. D. Morton's organisation netted the following amounts:—…
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A correspondent writing to the Daily News, quotes the following letter from a friend on the spot:—I was employed for a fortnight on…
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As anticipated, the above was a decided success, which is invariably the result of continued efforts on the part of those at the head of any movement…
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On August 4th, a correspondent of the âDally Mailâ writes from Berlinâ Considerable excitement has been caused in the town of Duisburg, in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Promenade Concert
As predicted by the Budget, the promenade concert in aid of the funds of the Bega A. P. and H. Society, hold on Show night, was…
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THE monthly mooting of the local Methodist Church branch of the above was held Monday night last, Rev. E W. Briscombe prisiding. the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Divorce at Seventy-five. Court Beauty and Band Master
A remarkable romance, writes the New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mail," has been revealed in the hearing of the divorce suit brought in…
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As reported in our last issue, Brigadier-General Gordon arrived in Bega on Friday. On Saturday he visited the rifle range to ascertain…
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A concert and lantern entertainment was held at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening in aid of tho fund of tho Eland of…
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A successful concert was given in the hall at Coolangatta on Wednesday, last in aid of the Cliff Richards Testimonial Fund. The first part of…
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Hall Caine, the novelist, draws for "Haper's Weekly" some vivid black and white— principally black—pen sketches…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church of England Ball and Cinderella, Cobargo
THESE social fixtures, which had been looked forward to for several weeks, came off on Thursday and Friday respectively and were the…
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The Ball in connection with the above came off on Thursday night of last week, and was a great success. The arrangements, in the capable hands…
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THE Minstrel entertainment under the auspices of the Milton band on Nov. 9th was largely attended, and goes to show the practical interest taken in the band by the…
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