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... MAY 29, LEOPOLD'S CELEBRATED TROUPE Of Ballet and Gymnastic Artistes will make their first appearance in the ballet of HALLOWEEN; And the celebrated Trapeziens, the WIELAND BROTHERS, In their astounding feats on the Flying Trapeze. Box office open from ...
... Mey us had from any London House. 8751 NEWS-AGENTS, BOOKSELLE . 1 - STATIONERS, to.—YRSDNILICK MAY, British and Colonial Halloween, to Her Majesty and Royal Pandly. 9, Wes* St Jarmo, London, Engla nd . Newipapers, Periodicals, Books, Magatines, Stationery ...
... commands the Itakaia, has ismer previously made a voyage to New Zealand, but is well known to Sydney as commander of the Halloween. Mr Pottinger Is in the position of field officer, and Mr Holford (late of the lonic) is now third officer of the Bakal& ...
... walk of Post °See. Reply, stating particulars and rent, to Box 336, Chrideduireh. .nown—We are Coal. Wa Maori Curiosities. Halloween Bros.. New Clothing Factory. street. Christchurch. 86011 WAMMO, female Attendant for the Burnham Industrial i-ohooL Must ...
... Society 011 • broader and more eathfastasy basis than the Bums Club. The observe St Andrew's Dny, Hogmanay Anniversary, Halloween and, probably organise athletic rports, he. There wags heavy thunderstorm last Eight, but the weather is fine to-day. &poets ...
... he plucked up courage to go to a large party in one of old far up in Harlem. _ party was on All &data' Day, audit ma All Hallowe'en party. As ths hostess iris a poticular of Colonel Waugh, ohs had written to him, specially urging him to cove, and that ...
... mune of in trying to have • err OE TESTI lUDS THAT IS 11, • 16, sem to suit. Now be bow well got over his harrowing es. but Hallowe'en festivities beingt hbu sad Be% otter be= was . felt ns der to Obb REUTERSLITTLEPILIS # . FOR THE uyEl no Thaw are tow oaths ...
... bad larmiuth will place. A very hugea&4 soperior atm!! is Dow at tL ew Zealand Clothing Factory at snm. to it everybody. Halloween' are is the trout time kr .- estimated with the offers made. and hope to take up land under the British conditions. A LIGHT ...
... she unsympathetically replied Really? Weel, I wouldn't ha' thought Toiinglit, the ;kipper remarked, liententiounlv. Halloween. Wed . , Nl'Nab eronely muttered, what o' it 1 _ - Chriaty'll be throwing the clew. Beckoning his follower with ...
... number of other improvements have aleo been made at the grounds. The Scottish Societe will celebrate the ancient festival of Hallowe'en on Natur• day evening in the Alexandra Hall with a Bairns' Nicht, when festivitie• and custorne pertaining to the end ...
... Bauparaha the Ravager, and his admirable relation of the narrative is one of the features of the day's issue. As Octouer 31 is Hallowe'en, a festival °Nerved with enthusiasm in Scotland and by Scottish people abroad, some account of the festival and the mode ...
... standard which has well earned the popularity that the Satuniay issue of the Star has so long enjoyed. As October 31 is Hallowe'en, • feativul observed with enthusiasm in Scotland and by Scottish people abroad, some account oLthe festival and the mode ...