Concert at Robertson
A concert, organised by Mr. W. B. Keeble, teacher of the local public school, was held in the Robertson School of Arts on Wednesday evening…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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Mittagong Brass Band
At the usual practice of the above band on Tuesday evening, the following lowing letter received from the council cleik was read :—…
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Dear Sir,—There appeared in last Saturday's issue of your paper a letter signed "Subscriber," adversely criticising the Association Band for its action in…
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GERMAN military men, as well as historians hold ill-regulated and undisciplined and disorganised valour in low esteem, except,…
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The residents of Wilde's Meadow and its environments have become so accustomed to seeing Carrington Hall crowded to tho doors whenever…
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As anticipated, the concert in aid of St John's Church, Robertson, which was given in the Robertson School of Arts on Friday evening proved…
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At the Oddfellows Hall, on Friday evening last, a benefit concert was given in aid of Mr. Chas Clayton and family, of Bowral, who were in…
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The benefit concert in aid of the Clayton family eventuated in the Oddfellows' Hall, Bowral, Inst. Friday evening. The attendance was large, and the items rendered quite up to usual concert pitch. Each…
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The St. John's Church of England conceit took place in the School of Arts on Friday evening last, 19th inst. There was a large attendance, the takings from the sale of tickets realising £10/9/. The…
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Dear Sir,—There has evidently appeared in your' coluns a letter signed " Subscriber,' which I have not seen, nor do I care to see. It is of no concern to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. the Kownsill and the BAND.(To the Editor.)
SIR,—In reading your paper I ‘ave cum across Steel Trusts, Iron Trusts and Dancing Trusts, but the last and greatest Trusts, is the Rowtundah…
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Dear Sir,—There appeared in last Saturday's issue of your paper a letter signed by Mr. Wade, hon. sec. of the Moss Vale Brass Band, that showed a want of knowledge of the true facts of the case, and an…
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The Robertson School of Arts was the scene of gaiety and enjoyment on Friday night last, when the second ball under the auspices of the Robertson…
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The Robertson School of Arts was the scene of gaiety and enjoyment on Friday night last, when the second ball under the auspices of the Robertson…
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Another of those exceedingly pleasant and enjoyable dances which are such a feature of the Association Hall, was held on Tuesdhy evening last. On such…
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Not less successful than the sports of the day was the competitive concert at night, which was held at the School of Arts B fore the doors opened a…
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A full report of the competitive concert held at night will appear in our next issse. WHOOPING COUGH if neglected, leads to more serious diseases. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will keep…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Free Press. Published in Bowral, Mittagong, and Robertson. Saturday, October 11, 1902. Friendly Societies' Demonstration the Competitive Concert
A crowning feature of the sports organised by the B. D. Friendly Societies' Union, and held at Bowral on Monday last, Eight Hour Day, was the competitive concert in…
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The Friendly Societies competitive concert at the [?]owral School of Arts on the evening of Eight Hour Day was a great success, whether considered from a financial or an…
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