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  2. BREEZY BITS FROM SYDNEY CITY.

    This is the season of school “breakings up.” For weeks schoolgirls and schoolboys have been assiduously rehearsing recitations, solos and part-songs, Highland flings and ...

    Article : 2,332 words
  3. MUMMER MEMOIRS.

    Mr. W. H. Ford writes:—“Dear ‘Hayseed,’ “The only sister I have in England was also in her young days on the stage; she is Miss Nellie Ford, her proper name. Well, she ...

    Article : 2,739 words
  4. LIFE IN A LONDON NIGHT SHELTER.

    There she stands in the gutter of a busy London street, in her battered bonnet and shabby, crumpled garments of rusty black, with the little tray of studs or bootlaces or ...

    Article : 1,303 words
  5. ADELAIDE CHARACTERS.

    This is “P.M.” Gordon, Whom the crowd keep on applaudin[?] For his excellent endeavors to administer the law— ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 167 words
  6. “THE PURCHASE.”

    The young man, ill at ease and extremely conscious of his boots, followed in the wake of the bland and miraculously-tailored shopwalker.“Miss Pickering!” called that gentleman, ...

    Article : 1,148 words
  7. SPIRITUALISTS AND THEIR CLAIMS.

    A further large instalment of so-called “messages from the dead,” among them many which claim to emanate from the late Mr. Myers, who is said to have promsied ...

    Article : 1,074 words
  8. BATCHELOR’S BILL

    The Federal Government is doing tie right thing in in[?]ting that shipowners shall be made responsible for the bringing of Asiatic stowaways into country. ...

    Article : 610 words
  9. “GO TO — !”

    Speaking at Bendigo, Sir Thomas Be[?] said it was true that [?]e [?]ad been defeated by his friends. Recently, intriguing had been going on, but he was not going to take ...

    Article : 300 words
  10. A TERRIBLE CRIME.

    Ton can get into Parliament Run on tie cross, Go bankrupt, or compromise, Stiffen a “[?]ss,” ...

    Article : 156 words
  11. The Toughragettes.

    At Mr. Lloyd-Georges meeting aft tie Albert Hall. London, there were sometimes 20 scrimmages proceeding simultaneously. Many women threw aside their cloaks and ...

    Article : 162 words
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