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  2. THE TRANSVAAL.

    The following is the text of the letter (reported by cable) which Mr B. R. Wise sent to the "London Times" on the subject of the new constitution to be ...

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  3. MUSICAL.

    So crowded was the Melbourne Town Hall on Saturday night that Mdlle, Antonia Dolores, who gave her fourth song recital, hardly found sufficient room on ...

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  4. AMUSEMENTS.

    The Fatal Wedding at the Princess's Theatre has grown steadily in popular favor, and during the past week crowded houses have been the rule. The ...

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  5. A PARLIAMENTARY SKETCH.

    The dominant, if not the dominating personality during last week's session of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, which brought together the ...

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  6. BORN IN THE CONDEMNED CELL.

    Fran Bloomers, of Derendorf, who recently gave birth to a son in a prison cell while awaiting execution of her death sentence for complicity ...

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  7. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    All good things come to an end, and the announcement of the last nights of The Little Michus at Her Majesty's Theatre indicates that even this ...

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  9. THEATRE ROYAL. [?]

    The spectacular drama [?] still being produced at the Theatre Royal. The play is presented by Mr William Anderson's Dramatic Company, ...

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  10. THE OPERA HOUSE.

    The latest attraction at the Opera House is Mr Harry Tate's Company, which appeared with Mr Rickards' combination on Saturday evening. ...

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  11. THE ATHENAEUM.

    Messrs Best and Baker's bioscope entertainment at the Athenaeum Hall attracted a large and appreciative audience on Saturday evening. The series of ...

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  12. FITZGERALD'S CIRCUS BILLDING

    The Axemen's and Sawing Carnival was brought to a successful conclusion at Fitzgeraids Circus Building on Saturday day evening. There was a good ...

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  14. JAPAN AND ENGLISH TRADE.

    What will first produce trouble between England and Japan will be the double-dealing policy of the Japanese in China, a policy which-- ...

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  15. TEMPERANCE HALL. The Combination [?]

    The Combination Ser[?] put forward a capital programme at the usual people's Concerts at the Temperance Hall on Saturday evening. The ...

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  17. THE GLACIARIUM.

    [?] of the three sessions at the Gla[?] on Saturday last were well attended and the ice rink was largely patronised by both young and old. ...

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  18. BACK ONE MASS OF SORES.

    The following case sheets home the folly of neglecting small injuries, and illustrates what dire effects may be the outcome of such neglect. Mr Charles Ward, of 66 Cromwell ...

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  19. TO KEEP SOUTH AFRICA BRITISH.

    The Transvaal must have self-government at once, but, if South Africa is to remain British, it must have it on lines securing a just ...

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  20. AN EXCHANGE OF RELICS.

    Much excitement has been caused in Anjou by the report that France intends to hand over to Great Britain the tombstones and monuments of ...

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