Penrith Band Election of Officers
A meeting of Penrith Band was held in the band-room, Henry Street, on Thursday evening. The following of[?]cers were elected:—Patroness, Mrs…
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A meeting of Penrith Band was held in the band-room, Henry Street, on Thursday evening. The following of[?]cers were elected:—Patroness, Mrs…
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