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  2. RITUALISM IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

    Our London correspondent, writing on April 29, says:— The Royal Commission which is to inquire into the alleged disorders of the Church of ...

    Article : 488 words
  3. THE VEGETATION OF THE WESTERN COUNTRY.

    This vegetation is of remarkable interest, and no Australian botanist is educated until he has studied it. To me it always affords inspiration, and the thoughtful tourist and ...

    Article : 1,840 words
  4. AMUSEMENTS.

    This afternoon, and on Saturday afternoon, there will be extra performances at Her Majesty's Theatre of the beautiful Japanese tragedy. "The Darling of the Gods," by the Beerbohm Tree Company. The last ...

    Article : 103 words
  5. THEATRE ROYAL.

    "The Price of Peace " at the Theatre Royal, brings forward Mr. W. E. Baker in a particularly fine impersonation as the aged Prime Minister, whilst the other scenes of the drama connected with the House ...

    Article : 75 words
  6. CRITERION THEATRE.

    This afternoon there will be the usuall matinee of "The Marriage of Kitty," which then enters upon its last nine nights at the Criterion Theatre. The brilllant and amusing comedy is still drawing large ...

    Article : 89 words
  7. LYCEUM THEATRE.

    At the Lyceum Theatre, Mr. George Stephenson's company continues to attract with the new musical comedy, "The Rose of the Riv[?]er[?]." which includes a whole series of bright new songs and [?]centric dances. ...

    Article : 68 words
  8. KING EDWARD AT WORK.

    From an interesting article in the new "Ladies' Realm" on "The World's Rulers in their Workrooms," it is learned that King Edward has special rooms fitted up in all the ...

    Article : 430 words
  9. TIVOLI THEATRE.

    This afternoon and evening, at the Tivoli Theatre, Mr. Harry Rickards' Company will include the Uessems in their marvellous acrobatic balancing feats, which are the cause or much excitement. Miss Maud Beatty, ...

    Article : 59 words
  10. PALACE THEATRE.

    After to-day's matinee by the Tom Nawn route Vaudeville Company at the Palace Theatre, the last three nights of the present entertainment will follow, as for Saturday Mr, J. C. Rial notifies the ...

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  11. THE WATKIN MILLS RECITALS.

    Mr. Watkin Milla, one of the most famous of the English bassos of the day, will arrive here by the Sonoma on Friday, and will open his season at the Town Hall next Wednesday evening, when his ...

    Article : 109 words
  12. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Your editorial on the above subject in to-day's issue must have been read with pleasure by many, including both those who do and do not believe in the single tax or land values; for all must realise ...

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  13. MAORI CONCERT ENTERTAINMENT.

    On Monday evening next the Rugby Union of New South Wales will tender a concert at the Town Hall to the Te Aute College football team, to assist the work of the college Mr. Arthur Mason will direct ...

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  14. BRAHMS' GERMAN REQUIEM.

    At St. James' Church this evening. the St. James Oratorio Choir wil sing Brahms' great choral masterpiece, the "German Requiem." This famous work, which bears s high European reputation as one of the ...

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  15. MISS FITZ-STUB[?]S' ENTERTAINMENTS.

    Miss Mand Fitz-Shubbs has organised a series of bright, popular entertainments, to be given at St. James' Hall next Monday and Tuesday evenings, Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday evening (June 22). ...

    Article : 65 words
  16. POLITICAL FINANCE.

    Sir,—Thoro[?]d rogers, our greatest historian of English economic history, condenses a fund of economic teaching in one sentence—"The poor became more straitened, even when prices had not seriously risen, ...

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  17. SCENES FROM "DICKENS."

    There was a large attendance at St. James' Hall. Phillip-street, last night, when a capital entertainment was provided by the pupils (past and present) of Miss Gurney's Kambala School, Bellevue Hill. Lady ...

    Article : 156 words
  18. CONCERT AT KENSINGTON.

    Mrs. Walter E. Baker. the well-known el[?]cutionist. directed an entertainment on Monday evening last in aid of the Kensington School of Arts, at which there was a crowded attendance. Amongst those who ...

    Article : 67 words
  19. AMERICAN BANJO SOCIETY.

    The American Banio, Mandollne, and Gu[?] Society will give their semi-annual concert at Queen's Hall, under Mr. W. J. Stent's direction, on June 29. ...

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  20. MISS ALICIA NOLAN'S MATINEE.

    Miss Alicia Nolan will give an invitation [?] musicale on Saturday. July 2, at which the assisting artists will be Misses Kathleen Morven and Maggie Donegan, Messrs. Reginald Gooud and Cyril Monk. ...

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  21. THE CYCLORAMA.

    The Cyclorama, opposite the railway station, George-street with its great representation of the battle of Gettysburg. its new and [?]ewildering illusions, its up-to-date cinematograph with latest films, and all the ...

    Article : 65 words
  22. PRESBYTERY OF SYDNEY.

    The Presbytery of Sydney met in St. Stephen's Church last night the Rev. J. Auld being in the chair. It was announcea that the Minister for Education had written auccpting the nomination or ...

    Article : 200 words
  23. ITALY'S THREE COURTS.

    Italy, although "united," han three distinct Courts, between which, as can be imagined, there is not much love lost, and all of which have unique characteristics (writes a Rome correspondent). Two are in Rome. ...

    Article : 366 words
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