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... Friday, e3 tLur.ia, June 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. There trill be Mnrny attractions. including Military bandls, liobby horses, palmistry, ?? jUPrin, by ?? eelebrated Presto (specially en-s gsafl-d, etc. Two special featurees will be the of Messrs Hteeor and ...
... B. Redmond and Mr. Scott. Washing competition-Mrs. John Kelly. Hat. trimming competition-Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. M'Crea. Palmistry ?? Gibson, Porta- down, assisted by Miss O'Neill. Bran ?? E. Parks and Miss Mary Ferson. Half- hour concerts are under the ...
... attention from i the visitors. include half-hour concerts, gymnastic displays, photography by R-ontgen rays, 7inemato- , graph, palmistry, and shooting gallery. Music is , provided every evening by the Larne~ Orchestral Society, of which Mr. B. Haywood is the ...
... antd Miss Lena W~atso~n. Together 'with other attractions ...
... ]Miss Quinn, -Miss M Quinn, Miss Healy, M~iss J- olByrne, Miss Hanlan, Mr C J Bruton, Mr L1 dC ampbell, Mr Frank Cross. Palmistry-by Mdlle i, Mimosa. Prizes-Drawingroom lamp, Gipsy t table, lady's dressing case, pair of handsome e vases, etc. - Stall ...
... the spot. s PROSECU1ION OF A FORTUNE TELLER. At Liverpool yesterday a young matl named - Donald Cornwallis, who practices palmistry under i the title of Kismet, the royal palmist, was suits mionoed for professing to tell fortunes. Two fenuale w witnesses ...