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... after a The following competitions are still in progress, or will he- commenced during the present week: - Captain',s prizes 1899-1900, Ainnesley Cup, final competition, 5n'- gold and silver miedals, open lour- come competition, Lord -A eton's cup. LDE'COUNTY ...
... osseninzW'- enjoomens wee also oontrihu'-ed to by M~r Wilt Fender with ht ime els banjo. Iore.: a~r G. K. U~rtifan. come-dian a-nd clog dtinter end Mr For.7unteO moupe of Hiechinod danmcers. Tie, ae.-tsanitanentts Irere tastefully pl-ayed by 'Mr D. Tb 1010,& ...
... the Colonial Governm nent has not given satis- were distributed by the faction on this side. The rates on the gob- eup competition Iderman T. Wilton). Mr. railways, the further incree ase in the President (Mr. A e chair, and stated for the carrying of ...
... SPECIAL EVENTS. MONDAY NEXT,JANUARY Bth. —~MARVELLOUS WHISTLING COMPETITION. £1 to the Best Whistler (Male or Female). TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 9th.—GREAT CLOG and STEP DANCING COMPETITION. £ltothe best Dancer (Male or Female). WEDNESDAY NEXT,JANUARY 10th ...
... mllch of it }, bet ween Mr. F. Brown and The competition extends over thirty-six holes, under h::mdicap. either, though we do not hear very mllch of it }, bet ween Mr. F. Brown and Major Synge. The competition extends over thirty-six holes, under h::mdicap ...
... TO BUSINESS MEN. Ik you *re in Business, you must Advertise. Competition too keen now-a-days for any jog along in the old-fashiomd manner. Business men must proclaim to the Public all about their Wares, and those who do this most persistently are those ...
... Sleernsre, ch f Immigrant, dam Forager Valatta, b by Martagon—Maude Juggling Phil, be Juggler—Phil Helono Balleiina. f Tyrant—Clog Dance Paltnaro, b c by Martagon—Poimflower CUesnut filly Father C mfessor—Almira Two Year Olds. Dunkirk, Donovan—White Veil Bay ...
... piano); recitations by Messrs atthews tup' W- Smith, and Miss N. Chivers, who won the medal the last Band of Hope recitation competition ; and G. Smith gave an original stump speech. Mr Best followed with another violin solo, and daring the evening Mr W. Pinkham ...
... romance of last own about which it i» mod less to sjs*uk. [ Light-hearted society, consoling itself fay the departure the heat dancing men for tli# scut of war, has invented mystery teas, Mystery teas hare taken the place of ths lately |M>pular book |»Hrtioß ...
... period of anxiety which began whoa Llilyarnith was tirst Light-hearted society, consoling iteelt tut the departure of the test dancing men for the stet of war, has invented mystery teas. klystery teas have taken the place of the lately popular book parties ...
... and ° Lo’ e's wert.” and was heartily ai Joe Wesley. ihe Dandy Darkey. enieriainmenc. er fe “The Black *The Dandy Seal end clog dance. Mr J. H. Harris a heart for several pacriotic songs.” The G Old Rie in which he was assisted by his lictle son. Misa Magcie ...
... *’ln Days of Old.” Alice Templeton gave” Norah Mahono.” This song was accompanied step dance. Albert Victor’s contributions were ** Boys of England” and clever clog dance, while sitting in a chair. Jnlia Gilbert, serio-comic vocalist and dancer, came next ...