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... 31, Broadway, London. A colony liko West Australia opens its arms to the advanced iu years as well as the young, because in it is to found a wholesome atmosphere, a cold that only touches freezing point, and therefore climate whore out-door work may be ...

... concerts, from to 9 and from to 11. Mr. Dairies proposed and Mr. Peters seconded a vote of thanks to Mr. Belmont, which was carried unanimously. On a question of the stage arising, Mr. Wood said when they went to choose the best spot to hold the concert ...

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... and the Empire Band contribute to a most entertaining stage show. NEW PALLADIUM Mad Masquerade. a drama concerned with political Intrigue with Lionel Barrymore in a dominant role as a senator who Jails victim to ...

... to a balcony to which a staircase led fromu the back of the house, and a garden over-ro in with lilies, roses, fucbsias, geraniums, and gladioli. Iii the orchard all the fruit was ripening, and at the end of the garden a small river flowed with ...

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... aummenly considered the an intimate acquaintance w hig ith hes t t h s a pe t c s i ti es b o tie f co a m n pos d m itio y rais volume—the human heart. Entering at once upon his s'abject, the lecturer then ...