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... Mr G Saunders has commenced well If he keeps up to the level of his opening pantomime of Cinderella he will make his beautiful new theatre one of the most successful of modern playhouses. Ihe pantomime Is a model of good taste and good writing combined. It is brimful of fun without vulgarity, beautiful scenes and dresses, of pretty faces and ■raocfut figures, with the smallest possible ...

... By Dr. G. McCALL THEAL. HISTORY OF THE REPUBLICS AND NATIVE TERRITORIES OF SOUTH AFRICA FROM to 1872. (Second Edition of Vol. V, of the “History of South mS:') With a Map, pp. XVI.. Bvo. ISt. ...

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... 1 The journey by boat to Naples from Genoa has been most entrancing. Spa breezes tempered the heat and fanned the passengers, who have done little lounge about and gaze inquisitively upon the slopes of the It'alian hills as we steamed by them. Everything was green and blooming, the sea without a ripple, the sky without a cloud, and there was no tremor in the ship. As we steamed to our ...

... f ALL NEWSAGENTS. PRICE ONE PENNY. ART GALLERIES GRAFTON GALLERIES. ~ ROMNEY EXHIBITION Now open, 10 to 7. Admission Is. Slot JULY WILL BE THE LAST DAY. ILLETS works, A LOAN COLLECTION the above NOW ON VIEW at the HANOVER ' GALLERY, 47, New Bond-etrect, W. Hollendeb and Casusm, Proprietors. ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS. - EVENING EXHIBITION.-The Exhibition will be OPEN in the evening from MONDAY, ...

... A little observation of the West African section seems to invite pessimism to the outlook, in spite of solemn warnings addressed to us during the past two days to the effect that - are wrong in our opinion to the future of the market The sorry gamble, which brought crowd of needy punters on the heels of one or two firms of repute was Inaugurated by well-known leading City speculating group. We ...

... KINGSTON, JAMAICA. By WILLIAM THORP. Illustrated from Photographs. The APRIL NUMBER OF THE ...

... We are being bombarded by correspondents at home and abroad on the subject of One gentleman writes energetically the subject of mining engineers' estimates. On any ordinary field, argues, it is possible to measure up the ore bodies with a reasonable ■remint iccqaecy. At Cripple Creek, h'.* maintains, the local or any other mining engineers deserve to rank at the heed of their profession if ...

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... It is well, perhaps, that a wholesome spirit caution should bs encouraged among supportera of Canadian Rails, especially when we take into consideration that returns this year compare wuth a period when net earnings were out of all ordinary proportion to gross. But it isveryencourag, ingto find that the explanaUon of the poor monthly statements of tha Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk is so ...