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... A MODERN LADY HIAMILTON' From a Photograph by Eva Le. Mesurier aind Winifred MarshaUl ...

... CEW BY H. N yf . FAE ?? FROMI A SKETCH BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, H, H. S. PEARSZ \ ; ' ?? : c zEGYPTIAN; C.AVALRY GETTING THEIR WEAPONS READY ON BOARD A TRANSPORT BARGE WIIILE ON THE WAY TO AKiASHEH ?? . ; ...

... WILLIAM II., THE GE~RrM:A!N :.EMPE:RO2-, . AND --HIS SONS . f; i ?? ! , r, a ' r, .a h ' :b J . . :: i-, . - ' ' . er . - . . .; . -I . . - . It . :_ . From a Photographi by J. C. Scl&;arwachter, Berli . ; . ...

... * : )RAWN'BY J. NASH, Rd. FROM A SKcETCH BY CAPT. F. S. DUGGMORE R.N.R. The 24th Be.oochisan Re it, under Colonel Pearson, which was sent to Monbasa as a reinf rceent to the Brtish force in East Africa, disembarked on March i6th from thet's.. n tngs 740 an is composed s ago. This is the second reinorcement from lnda that has been received by theProtectorate, a contigent ?? Barratt ?? service ...

... contingns met on the Thames Embankm ent aiid formed a procession to th ark. Thnerte wemre ther usual num ber of nondseri~ypf banner yandsera b:a ds andh rcsinwsivr a yia ?? n agitt os and tlheir following. A lh arge numbero thhe crowd difd nt seem to take the demonsration ver eusyadut raher loboknedupo ait Sas anopor tunity for day'~souing. mTkbands, an t Pbe DRAWN FROM LIFE BY PAUL RENQUARD ...

... her aogo Gas~ r de ?? ae doalodotl.l. JuSteor th hurandotthte otc bord, th ?? rou'l mandgv e n to tihe t ing o visitor that it jroting lilacj Th t c a ; tlerevrstil tI rors! e the 1.eeper to lok alter the bealmed ychts. t Zrb nor oaly cilhdren v~ arr rl* tal are a istrerro n xt she cry t ''An oat aery ar ditre r ALL 0U T! A LL C)UTI ! A N EVEWN B i' LFE IN KENSINGTON GARDENS ...

... URAwVN ilY 3. NA'' ' ; FROM ASICETCH BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, H. H. S. PEARSE On admission to the base hospital it Wa-dy Halfa, each patient's uniform is placed-in 'the pack store,! and he receives the hospital kit, including the indispensable filywhisk, without which a sick bed in Egypt would be a tlace of torture, in spite of all the care that nurses can give, and at work of this: kind themen ...

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... ax utn ?ktLflAL ANrIST, H. H. S. PEA1?SE Large suimlies of camels have beer b-oualt leto Wadv T-?xlfx £?. ? . rIMA iSlSCNIL BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST,' H. U. S. PRAISSE Large supplies of camsels have been brought into Wady Haifa for the purpose of working the transport service ?? WaSon -DC nair rfaprhas anhd ?? h. Ahfajtcht of these animals were inspected last mnontht by the Sirdar whoa THIE ...

... 'DRAWN BY C. J. STANILAND: R.I. FROM A SKETCH BY G. Y. HIRSCH The reception given to Lord Lamington on his entry into Brisbane last month was most enthusiastic, and would seem to augur well for his ter of office. Three guards of honour were drawn up to receive the new Governor, the Naval Brigade, a detachment of Queensland Rifles, and, lastly, a body composed of twenty-four picked Aborigines ...

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