Advertisement Ball. a Splendid Success
The advertisement ball, promoted by the School of Arts committee came off on Wednesday night and was pronounced a success. The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Candelo District Rugby Foot Ball Union Fixtures. First Round
June 9th.-Bega v. Wyndhan. Bega won 19 to nil. June 9th.-Bemboka v. Candelo. Draw, 3 points each…
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A highly successful concert, in aid of the Woodhill combined district stall in connection with the forthcoming Berry Agricultural Bazaar, was held in the…
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A ball in aid of the Shoalhaven Agricultural Association was held in Nowra on Thursday night last in the School of Arts hall with successful results. Some 40…
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THIS annual social fixture came off on Wednesday at the Agricultural Hall and was quite the success it was expected to be. In all about…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →NEWSETTES Interesting wedding in October. Military ball at Berry last night
A sum of £57 was netted by the recent Bulli Hospital Ball. The Narrandera Mechanics' Institute has raised £250 for a new building, by means of…
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What was said to be the most sociable and enjoyable dance of the year took place on Thursday evening last in the Nowra School of Arts. This was the bah promoted by a…
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THE annual Ball of the Bemboka Jockey Club eventuated on Wednesday night, and was in every way a huge success. About 60 couples…
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The Coursing Club's Ball on Wednesday night was one of the greatest successes of the season, about fifty couples being present, and the secretaries are…
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Our R.C. friends have every reason to be pleased with the splendid success that attended the Concert and Ball, on Wednesday night, in aid of their church funds. A…
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The Coursing Club has every reason to feel pleased with the result of the ball and the good work rendered by tho ladies of the…
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The [?] party and dance hold at the School of Aster on Friday in aid of the Shoalhaven Agricultural Society gave fairly successful results. Various parts of the…
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We compliment Miss Whatman and those associated with her in the conduct of the Milton Sower's Band, as well as the children, upon the success achieved by the local…
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The annual concert in aid of the Methodist Sunday School prize fund took place in the Lyceum Hall on Wednesday night, and attracted a large audience. The chair…
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The concert given by the pupils of the Nowra Superior Public School on Wednesday night at the School of Arts attracted a crowded audience,…
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WHAT was generally admitted to have been one of the best little entertainments Riven in Bega for along time was that in the Lyceum [?] on…
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A very successful concert was given in the Nowra School of Arts by the pupils of the Superior Public School on Wednesday evening last. There was a very…
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A vooaland elocutionary entertainment in fold of the funds of the Nowra Methodist Church Trust was given in the school of Arts hall on Monday evening with fairly…
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A very enjoyable social, in honor of Miss Jessie Campbell, was held in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night. There was a good attendance and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Concert and Ball at Quaama
The concert at Quaama on Wednesday night attracted a splendid attendance. Mr. G. F. King occupied the chair, and during a break in the programme…
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