Benevolent Societies' Concert
The second concert in connection with the Benevolent Societies' fete and art union is announced to take place in the Towu-hall on Wednesday, January 30th. The price of admission…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Cricket. the No Ball Question
Late English files have come to hand, giving full accounts of the meeting of county captains in London on December 10. It appears that the meeting was held in camera, and some of…
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The publication on December 21 of the list of bowlers proscribed by the meeting of county captains on December 10 created a great amount of indignation. Mr. A. N. Hornsby, ex-captain of…
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Sir,—Some time ago the military authorities were approached with the object of securing the services of a [?]and for one afternoon in the above park, and I understand that the trouble was that no suitable…
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The following artists are anuounced to tako part at the second concert in the Town Hall, on January 30, in connection with the Benevolent Societies' Fete and Art Union:—Miss Fann7 Ba[?]er, Miss Eva…
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Our London correspondent cables on January 18 that the English cricket counties appear willing to accept the decision arrived at recently at a meeting of the county captains respecting…
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There will be a special matin[?]e performance of "A Message from Mars" at the Palace Theatre this afternoon, the change of date being merely due to the circumstauces that to-day is Anniversary Day, and…
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"For the Term of his Natural Life" was played for the last time at the Criterion Theatre last night. To-night Mr. Dumpier and his company will produce "The Bush King" for the first time…
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This afternoon and evening Mr Harry Rickards's company will give holiday performances at the Tivoli Theatre of the laughable pantomime burlesque, "Pass in Boots." Playgoers will welcome the…
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No more welcome announcement to opera-goers could be made than the extension of the season at the Theatrs Royal, now decided on by Mr. George Musgrove, Sydney ought to be regarded as the…
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This afternoon there will be a special holiday matinee of "The New East Lynne" at the Lyceum Theatre, where it is thought that a day performance at this tenderly emotional drama will be particularly…
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The last six performances of "Australis, or the City of Zero" are announced. A matinee will be given this afternoon, and the usual performance in the evening. Next Saturday "Djin Djin,"…
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This afternoon and evening there will be performances of "Australis, or the City of Zero," at Her Majesty's Theatre. This beautiful spectacular extravaganza, with its dazzling ballets and marches for…
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The Southland (N.Z.) Caledonian Pipe Band, which has become so well and favorably known during the Commonwealth celebrations, and whioch has formed one of the most interesting and…
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On Wednesday evening next the second concert in connection with the Benevolent Societies' Fate and Art Union will be given at the Town Hall. Miss Maud Fitz-Stubbs will be pia[?]st, and the list of…
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