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JEWELLERY TRUE AND FALSE.
"Time was when a 'real lady' would not have worn imitation gems, or, at all events, would have done so quite under the rose. Now, no one has any shame about it, and more ...
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SCIENCE NOTES.
One of the apparent impossibilities that science accomplishes without thinking very much about it is "weighing worlds." It may seem rather startling to be told that this can ...
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THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.
The Premiers' conference concluded its sittings this afternoon, and the opinion generally expressed is that excellent work has been done, although unanimity has not been ...
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Royal Comic Opera Company will arrive here in time to begin rehearsing "The Orchid" on Monday, as Mr. J. C. Williamson is intent on a brilliant first night for ...
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SOCIAL.
At Christ Church, Tenterfield, on February 1, Mr. Thomas Walker, manager of Tenterfield station, eldest son of the late Mr. W. H. Walker, was married to Gertrude, second ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
The last five nights of "Iolanthe" are announced at Her Majesty's Theatre, with a final matinee on Wednesday, as the Gilbert-Suilivan season as now closing, whilst the newly-formed company itself ...
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
"Camille" is to be r[?]ed at the Lyceum Theatre to-night, when Miss Nellie Stewart will make her first appearance in the famous sentimental comedy. Alexander Dumas the younger formed his play from his ...
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THEATRE ROYAL.
"The Best of Friends" continues to prove attractive at the Theatre Royal, where the new drama upon the mutual antagonism of races and the division of families, which resulted from the outbreak of the ...
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TIVOLI THEATRE.
This afternoon and evening, at the Tivoli Theatre, Mr. Harry Rickard's Company will be headed by Hackenschmidt, the Russian Lion, who pays £10 to any wrestler who can stand up against him for 10 ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Dr. Roth has received a letter from the Colonial Secretary of Western Australia stating: "I beg formally to acknowledge on behalf of the Government receipt of your ...
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THE PARKINA-FOLDESY CONCERTS.
A great attendance is anticipated at the concert of the Parkina-Foldesy artists at the Town Hall to-night, a tuneful programme of favourite classics and popular ballad numbers having been arranged for the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
New regulations under the Education Act dispense with the present system of inspectors holding individual examinations, and provide for the head master examining his ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN NEW ZEALAND.
Delightful weather prevailed for the match against Wellington fifteen. The wicket was fast. There were 5000 spectators. Howell stood out of the visiting team. Cobcroft, ...
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THE CYCLORAMA.
The popularity of the Cyclorama is daily attested by large attendances, spectators taking special interest in the contrast shown by the fine representation of the battle of Gettysburg, fought before the long-range ...
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THE WANDA RADFORD BENEFIT.
On Wednesday, March 1, a benefit entertainment will be given at St. James's Hall in honour of little Wanda Had ford, the clever child reciter. Miss Radford will be assisted by leading artists. ...
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AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.
In another column attention is drawn to the fact that the regular weekly practices of the Sydney Amateur Orchestral Society have been resumed under the direction of Signor Hazon. Ladies and gentlemen ...
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SHOOTING THE CHUTE AT MANLY.
In spite of the inclement weather this week the Canadian water chute and toboggan have been well patronised. New displays of the cinematograph at the "Bijou" are very interesting Professor Adrian's ...
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STATE BAND HARBOUR CONCERT.
On Tuesday evening next, on board the steamer Lady Hawson, the New South Wales State Military Band will give one of the moonlight concerts they have made so popular. Mr. W. G. Bentley will direct ...
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NAVAL AND MILITARY TATTOO.
On Wednesday evening next, at the Sydney Cricket Ground, the United Service Bands will bold one of their popular tattoos. Several novel items have been introduced, among them being the block-house scene ...
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CHARITY CONCERT.
An excellent programme has been arranged for the concert to be held on Thursday evening in Christ Church Schoolroom, Lavender Bay, in aid of the Commonwealth Home for Destitute Invalids. This ...
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SOME MORE CHRISTY PICTURES.
The well-earned favour in, which Mr. H. C. Christy's pictures are held by lovers of art will be enhanced by the latest additions to them. Hitherto the pictures have been ...
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THE SOCIETY OF ELOCUTIONISTS.
The Inaugural recital ot the Society of Elocutionists takes place at St. James's Hall on Thursday evening next under the direction of the president and founder of the institution. Mr. A. Bertram Flohm. Among ...
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VAUCLUSE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
A musical society has been formed at Vaucluse; the first rehearsal was held last night. Mr. August W. Juncker is the conductor; president, Mr. Robert B. Parry, J.P.; hon. secretary, Mrs. Boscawen ...
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