... CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. For persons who desire to make their homes luxurious by filling them with those graceful little nick-nacks which give such an air of finish to a room, there is no more seductive shop in London than the establishment of Messrs. W. ...

... Christmas Sntcrtamments BY W. MOY THOMAS NINETEEN Cinderellas and an equal number of Dick Whittingtons besides fifteen Aladdins twelve Robinson Crusoes, and eight Red Riding Hoods figure in the list of pantomimes which will be pro vided next week for ...

... CHRISTMAS AT THE CAPE. Christmas at the Cape is a season of picnicking and merry-making. When we poor mortals in cold and foggy England are gathered about the bright fireside, our brothers and sisters in Cape Colony are enjoying themselves in the open ...

... CHE1STMAS CATTLE. The Christmas dinner would he incomplete without the roast beef of Old England, and that would be impossible without the slaughterer, incongruous as his function may be at this season of goodwill. This, at any rate, struck the person ...

... (Cjjristmas flobcltics THAT Christmas is coming we are pleasantly reminded by the many parcels of Christmas cards and games that reach us for review. From Messrs. Raphael Tuck and Sons, Limited, we have re ceived a handsome assortment of cards, calendars ...

... THE CHRISTMAS GOOSE. The Christmas goose is once more on many a British table. They differ, of course, from Michaelmas geese, which feed almost entirely on green- meat, principally grass. The quantity of this they consume is surprising. A dock of thirty ...

... the incident we are depicting proves. The scene is the North Beach, the time well known to many visitors, nine o'clock on Christmas morning. The sun is well up, and the south-west wind blows caressingly. Out side one of the several bathing huts is a group ...

... Christmas Hooksljelf AFLOAT THE search for treasure has ever been a favourite theme. Such was the object of The Cruise of the Esmeralda (S.P.C.K.), which, as Mr. Harry Collingwood shows, led to many strange and sad ex periences before finally crowned ...

... ON CHRISTMAS PRESENTS INTENT. It will be freely admitted by all lucky persons who look forward with well-placed confidence to the forthcoming Christmas-boxes of beneficent relatives that the greatest amount of gratification to be extracted from a gift ...

... TRUTH'S CHRISTMAS PUPPENIIEIM. The editor of Truth, in his kindness towards the children of the London charitable institutions, this year again organised a tremendous dolls' show, which was held in the Albert Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week ...

... OUR CHRISTMAS GOOSE AT HOME. A MARKET WOMAN. HUKO OP. PREMONITIONS. v ...

... CHRISTMAS NUMBERS THE SECOND FLIGHT. The cry is Still they come! The Queen Christmas number is a royal budget, and when we read at the top of the cover postage one half penny, we marvel at the power of the bawbee. One hundred and twenty-eight pages ...