Band Contest
The annual hand carnival of the Band Association of N.S.W. will be held on the Sports Ground, Moore Park, commencing Wednesday…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1925
5,844 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 250
Labour Ideals. Expression in a Theatre. London. Jan. 12
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bourchier, both supporters of the Labour party, are lending the Strand Theatre free on Sunday nights "for the expression of Labour ideals, not only by…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Boy Killed by Cricket Ball Fatal Lunch Hour Game Blamed Nobody
While half Australia was talking cricket, and several thousands were looking forward to witnessing the Test match, the grand old game…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Saloon or Fo'csle Those Shocking Sailors! [?]Tis Sweet to Dance to Violins''
TO judge by the class of comment appearing in capitalist organs since the inception of the shipping trouble carrying out a strike decision is not…
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Those who have had the pleasure of hearing Mr. William Heughan, the distinguished basso-cantante, and his associates, will be pleased to hear…
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Owing to the shipping trouble, those who have taken the opportunity of hearing William Heughan, the famous basso cantante, will be delighted to learn that…
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A movement is on foot to established a Western District Bands Association, with headquarters at Bathurst, Dubbo or Orange, Many of the…
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"A Fair Deal to All" disagrees with the umpire:-- I distinctly disagree with what the second test umpire is reported in "The Sunday…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sporting Items. Buy a Ball. Mister?
Little Pellett, white and dimpled. See—I place you on this tee. Now I'll slice, and I will lose you; But you will come back to me…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Some Historical Pictures from the Upper Richmond
PART OF THE HOMESTEAD GARDEN, KYOGLE. In the left distance are the prominences known as The Helmet and The Lion, on Wyangarie Station, whilst the more distant mountains form part of the Macpherson Range. The Helmet was named by Mr. A. F. Bundock…
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SUMMER DAYS…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →ELECTRICITY. Mr. Ball's Proposal. Opposed by Lord Mayor
The Lord Mayor (Alderman, Stokes), commenting yesterday on the statement by the Minister for Works (Mr. Ball), published that day, in regard to the proposed…
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The Minister for Works (Mr. Ball) stated this morning that he had received a letter from the Water Board Officers' Association that he should…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Australia Wins: the Last Ball of the Second Test Match
Tate is bowled first ball by J. Gregory. The figures in the picture are:—Top left, A. Richardson (mid-on), Chapman (with bat in hand), Gregory (in front of the umpire), Tate (in front of the wicket), Kelleway (slip), and Mailey (on the extreme right, darting towards the ball). The contracted appearance of the pitch is due to foreshortening, caused by using a lens of 40in focal length. The picture was taken from the top of the members' old stand. As soon as Tate's wicket crashed the crowd leaped the railings, and a scene of tremendous enthusiasm ensued, a feature being the flight of Gregory to avoid…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →What to Do About Electricity Vagueness of Mr. Ball Ld. Mayor's Queries
THE Lord Mayer CALL [?] yesterday had something to say regarding some carious [?] which the Minister for Works has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →No Bigger "Pill" Old Golf Ball to Stand America's Decision London, Tuesday Night
The American Golf Association has informed Dunlops, Ltd., that it does not intend to change the size of the golf ball…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Heughan Concerts
Mr. William Heughan's concerts are [?] ing increasing audiences at the Con[?] torium, and last night [?] was [?] to a high pitch in a programme which [?]…
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The annual band contests will commence at the Sports Ground next wednesday, at [?] p.m., and will continue each evening till January 24. The C Grace cont[?] has…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Week's Pictures Crystal Palace
"Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" is in its second week at the Crestal Palace. Mary Pickford, in [?] rat of Dorothy Vernon, is a roguish ingenue,…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →An Australian in Palestine: Striking Travel Pictures
Rev. Father Cornelius Roberts, who, after his ordination at Rome recently, went with some other young priests on a trip through Palestine writes ns the following…
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