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... MALI VOICE COMPETITION. The competitors were Brecon (conductor, Mr Bhp Jones), Pontardawe (Mr D. Daniel) and Abercrave (kir David Jones). The selected piece was The Crusaders. The competition, said Mr Gabriel, had been an excellent one in every respect ...
... for all the competitions to be carried out to scheduled time to prevent the festival running on to midnight. In the music section no less than thirty parties have entered for the respective oompetitions being made up as follows :—Folk dancing, 3 ; action ...
... pari4i ball will include vocal end in' Ntronieutal solos, duets, trios, quartettes, sextettes, comic songs, recitations, clog dance.., acrobatic performances (ringv and trapeze), also Johnson v. Burns fight (in miniature), the whole to conclude with a ...
... arrives about the middle of April. Now is the time to think of Footwear for the Garden. New Clog Prices are now low-516 to 6/11. Your old Boots can be made into Clogs at Garrott's Boot Factory, Free-street and 30, Highstreet, Brecon. SPECIAL Palacata.—Prof ...
... F. Ball were the winners of the spot dance competition. Minor Canon H. G. Davies and Miss M Orton were the accompanists for the evening and the catering arrangements we.e in the hands of the ladies committee. Dance mask supplied by the. Daffodils Orchestra ...
... MIRY have secured the lease of the Eagle Tavern, in the City-road, London, including the Grecian Theatre, dancing pavilion, and grounds, dancing saloon, and assembly rooms, capable of seating In all 10,000 people. THREE WASBEEN ISSUED from the House of ...
... Polyanthus Geums, Coreopsis, Canterbury Bells, &c. ; strong Planta ready.—QVARRELI., Florist, Brecon. Dance.—On Wednesday night last week a dance, organised by the Parochial Welcome Home Committee, was held in S. David's Parish Hall. Mrs Simon and others ...
... stalls, and the side shows included air-rifle competitions and Cinderella performances, whilst charming orchestral music gave pleasure to workers and visitors alike. The day wound up with an enjoyable dance. OPENING BY THE HON. MRS. DEVEREUX. The opening ...
... Evans, Inseal, J. Morris, . Morris, Jones, Morgan and Platt. A display of fireworks, followed by a dance in the Hall completed a successful day. The spot dance was won by Mi ss Ow, I li w e h ,and Mr Jones, I Liman- The winner in the draw for tile number ...
... of £ 50 given in Prizes. Grand llor-e Leaping and Turn-outs. Pony Race. Athletic Sports. Dancing until 12 p.m. Live and Dressed Poultry, Butter and Eggs Competition. Grand Exhibition of Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, Honey, &c. Admission Is, after 5 p.m., ...
... hie services. The dance receipts amounted to about £37. The Penoyre Hospital stall took £39 odd and this amount went by arrangement direct to the hospital funds and is not included in the fete total. The following results of competitions have come to hand ...
... AUGUST, 1899 When ADDRESSES will be given by THE RIGHT HOUBLE. THE EARL OF DENBIGH, AND OTHERS. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, FREE. DANCING. FIREWORKS. o„T;rt3ore 221.'Si:'aZ„ £ £ £ «*• if »™»hrd tbat date Eightpeuce each.' N.» D^CAUoawed.a A. W. CORRIF., Hon. ...