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un Sunday that he will go thr:rugh the accounts at the end of this month, and will direct that a full statement of accounts be forwarded to this paper for publication.Boys’ Brass Band to Make RichmondPeople Further Proud of Their City—Splendid Progress Being Made byPromising Young Players.With 30 boys now enrolled, all o' whom are progressing splendidly un der the able tuition of .Mr. J. Dvamond. and a full set of instruments ordered the prospects of the Richmond Boys Brass Band are exceedingly bright. It speaks volumes for the enthusiasm energy and ability of Mr. Dyamond who is a constable attached to the Richmond Police Station, and eec.re lary of the Richmond City Bra s Band, that he should have in such a comparatively short time achieved such a result. There is now a live committee of parents behind Mr. Dya mond and the band committee, wbc have fostered the Juvenile movemen* and the Richmond Boys' Band is going to be something thie city will be proud of. The receut picture night at the Cinema resulted in an addition of £10 to the funds. Citizens and business people who can realise the work of the movement and who have noi yet contributed are urged to do so. The l.and instruments coet money. Mr. J. J. Lacey, 157 P.ridge-road, is the hon. secretary, and he will be pleased to acknowledge contributions and give any particulars.Popular Favorites to Star at Globe, Church Street.—Alice Brady asRalLanPri nrrcc.Willi:
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Richmond Guardian
Richmond, Victoria, AU
Sat, Sep 15, 1917
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