... I propose to i ssue monthly a scrapbook which I w ill comp i le of as many of the winning Co ntributions and honourable mentions as is feasible, a size t o go i nto the scrap-book. any member wishing to see this scrap-book inagazine write to me for particulars ...

... broken-down and suffering women, who may, and do, Then there are the ever useful scrap-books to be made, fight gallantly enough for a time, but must face a future from the very humble ones formed of post-cards, of ill-hcalth should they go out into the ...

... takesa way the lines from nose to chin. ail.. Stronger Straps, to prevent snoring, ICS. Send for Adair's Damn; to YoutlVisl Besidy of and Form.' BAXTER prints wanted for cash; Nelson, Napoleon, Peel, and any others; also a scrapbook or folio of old drawings ...

... General Rules.—(l) The young readers or Tom GENII.RWOMAN in aay pan of the world, either boys or girls, up to fifteen years of age, in, become thsse above fifteen may become from twenty to twenty-live they become GRADUATES. Members have 81.C.5., Associates ...

... am quite glad I thought of scrap-books. They have been a most popular competition, but a very bewildering one for me to decide! The Members' prize 11113 awarded for one bound in terra-cotta art serge, with the word Scrap-book ' beautifully embroidered ...

... the face of the world was merely a specimen of what we had to look for from a Government headed by • man who had made it his proudest boast ever to appeal from the verdict of Englishmen to the verdict of foreigners all over the world. A speech having ...

... in the world apparently will not remove the impression which exists in many minds that the real reason for the step has not been given. Lady Jersey, it is now said, has found the climate unendurable. Hence her long and frequent absences from Sydney. ...

... my criticisms and improved much lately. Constance Follambe.—Your book-plate has very good qualities and a good deal of old-world charm, but I cannot quite make out its meaning; if it is an allegory it baffles me. Draw with black ink another time. Gertrude ...

... work, fic., must be received by post on the date given. Art. The C. Comeen mast be enolestd vrtrit Sven Competition. be copied from exy pichdro or Thursday, January 7th.—POß GICADOATICS.—DeSigIi for a Calendar for Thursday, January 24th.—Pon AND AssocseTze ...

... 16 Thet gentlewoman. ALink with the Past. IT was my good fortune, while I was away from London tins autumn, to pass many a pleasant afternoon in the company of one of the most charming old ladies one could wish to meet. She is Mrs. Royse, of Weimer, now ...

... lenient in his forthcoming Reminiscences towards those who have so unmercifully dealt with him : for as far as I can judge from the passages I have been permitted to read, he seems inclined to occasionally hit out ' very straight indeed, and to pay off ...

... in the world is the Bible; study it from a literary point of view, and you will see what I mean. Quite apart from all its religious meaning, with which I am not, of course, dealing just now, it is the most wonderfully written book in the world, and yet ...