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  2. Ladies

    O! sweet is the music of the early rain; List to its drippings on the dusty leaves! See its limpid crystals fringe the cottage caves! Hark, how it chatters to each flower and tree ...

    Article : 275 words
  3. Indoor Dresses.

    In serviceable winter frocks Messrs. Farmer and Co. have a very large supply, beginning with serge in all colours, made with jacket bodices and skirts well cut and draped, at 29s. 6d. each. There is no trimming, but the make is good. ...

    Article : 251 words
  4. Evening Toilettes.

    Beaded nets are again to be worn; the skirts are no longer in the ballet style, and in those where the material is arranged in long draperies from the waist the edge is gathered, turned under, and fastened to the foundation ...

    Article : 316 words
  5. Walking and Visiting Toilettes.

    Ladies' cloth and habit cloth take the lead in materials for winter gowns, always combined with faille, velvet, or plush; one in brown cloth has Pekin velvet and faille simulating an underskirt. A favourite trimming ...

    Article : 533 words
  6. Fashions in Sydney.

    The approach of Easter, and with that the autumn meeting of the A. J. C. Club, and, still more, the prospect of social gaieties, have given an exciting interest to the fashions during the past week. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 944 words
  7. Household.

    CURING HAMS.—Mr. T. E. Hamilton, who received the highest of four premiums offered by the Maryland Agricultural Society for best sugar-cured hams, uses the following recipe:—"To every 100lb. of meat 8lb. of best pork salt ...

    Article : 652 words
  8. Dinner Gowns.

    The latest models are very handsome, scarcely differing from ball toilettes; one in Cambridge blue merveilleux has bands of golden brown plush, laid on straight panels of merveilleux, the front draped, and having pearl lace 10 or ...

    Article : 401 words
  9. Needle and Thread.

    Our grandmothers would think matters had come to a strange pass in woman's kingdom when members of the other sex are moved to remonstrate with their wives and sisters about their neglect of needle and thread. Perhaps ...

    Article : 1,181 words
  10. Caps and Garnitures.

    The caps are more elaborate than in the summer, in these also feathers and birds are the trimmings for full toilette a for concerts and dinners flowers are preferred. One Marie Stuart cap of cream lace, the edge bordered with ...

    Article : 461 words
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