Performed at Her Majesty's Theatre Busy Saturday
Amusements note the large audience for The Base of Peris entering its fourth week. Mrs Fyvie Dench sang Dancing Sumbeam after Misa Doro thy Vane retired to marry. Vane would have completed her Australian engagement if she had one more appearance.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
Fyvie Dench
Sumbeam
Misa Dorothy Vane
Muse Vane
Raye
Wil Hannon
Her Majesty's Will
The Green Lanes of England in stage run at Criterion
Aupog Dampier’s catering praise and the playgoers approval mark a critic’s note on The Green Lanes of England. The plot centers on a blackmail scheme over wheat. cast includes Lily Dampier and Clara Selby with rest of the ensemble. The scenery by Alta and J Campbell is highlighted. continuation for weeks with new drama The Power of Wealth planned by Snmpler.
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Dampler
Henry Petitt
Green Lanes
England
Yhie Arama
Misa Lily Dampier
Gentleman George
Sip
Clara’ Selby
Misa Rose Thanpler
Alta
J. Campbell
Snnpler
Patterson Brothers Gymnastic Team Impress at Castlereagh Theatre
The Castlereagh street venue hosted the Patterson Brothers in their first appearance as a gymnastic pair. The duo earned unanimous approval for their triple horizontal bars and full arm work. A lively program featured Misses Harlow and Wake walking acts, plus Choruses by Walker May and others. A further performance is planned for Wednesday.
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Mr. Rickards
Castlereagh-street
Somire
Patterson Brothers
Lust Weruss
Anorict
Brotiers
Soria
Emmonta
Euuliepead
Binuvouds
Chas
W. Walker
Sin Lda May
The Absent Minded Begear at Theatre Royal
The Absent Minded Begear opened last week at the Theatre Royal with crowded audiences and strong applause. Bland Holt presents a lively production praised for its staging, with notable scenes including the Queen's review of troops and the armored train encounter. The drama runs through the week, followed by Bow London Lives.
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Theatre Royal
Bland Holt
Mane
Pretoria
London
Biograph's War Pictures Draw Wide Applause at Palace Show
A Saturday afternoon Biograph program at the Palace showcased scenes from the Transvaal War plus Windsor Artillery reviews and Queenly tableaux. Viewers applauded the Vatican procession and Pope Pius XII benediction sequence, while Lars Thiundovald's Layairynese Suion Kon drew high praise.
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Theaere
Pittstreat
Transvaal
Biograph
Aim
Windsor
Gorions
Ennland
Ireland
Lars Thiundovald
Vatican
Rome
Teo XII
Mr Macdonalds Lectures At Centenary Hall Crowd Big
Mr Lena Macdonald conducted a series of war lectures at Centenary Hall on Saturday. The audience filled the hall and the farewell entertainment received enthusiastic appreciation. The popular war correspondent will deliver his second lecture at Newsade this evening. He plans to travel to Multland on Tuesday and to Tam-Werk on Wednesday. The new Mr Mudiloneld proceeds to Brisbane then to New Zealand visiting Auckland on September 3.
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Lena Macdonald
Pneu
Multland
Mudiloneld
Brisbane
Zealand
Auckland
Tur ing July the Creek Pord and ive Company treated Siyuolo
Reports describe creeks, butter quantities and a football incident involving Jimur Kelly of Wilhowgaby. Mentions Sydney Hospital admission and local figures including Sir William Lyne and Wood and Company.
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Turing
Siyuolo
Tie Central
Jimur Kelly
North Sydney
South Sydney
Sydney Hospital
Kelly
Wilhowgaby
Miloaw'y
Port
Mininten
Works
Wwe
Hers St Rieads Hiver
William Lyne
Sandringham
Artuur C.J. Wood
Prin- Chg
Wood and Company
Orley
Draide
Cmpany
Wiliaes
Brethero
Weed
Aldrem
South African War Reflections From a Friend of the Theatre
A letter to the Journal recalls the South African conflict with admiration for Australian and Canadian volunteers. The writer praises their conduct, gear, and discipline while noting British and colonial pride, and lauds Kruger’s wartime lessons and the Empire’s unity across nations.
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Iit
Hia
Tommy Atking
Canadien
Brlina
Kruger
Letter From Lieutenant Stephens on Schreiner and South Africa
A letter from Lieutenant A F Stephens reports a trip with Queensland businessmen and Beira notes. He mentions Schreiner and claim that without Schreiner loyalists or Bund activity Cape Colony might have fallen, and that authorities used Schreiner's party to oppose him. He also references meeting journalists in Capetown and references to Port Elizabeth and other ports.
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A. F. Stephens
Fite Abot
New South Wales
South Africa
Chester Burt
Queensland
Beira
W. H. Cooke
Sydney
Betra
Partridge
Alu Solormell Hat
Manchester
Port Rilsabel
Royal Naval Club
5Manstown
Stephens
TMS Monarch
Beth
Capetown
Euglish
Schreimer
Cape Colony
Australians at the Front in Transvaal Battle Reports
Trooper letters describe hard fighting in the Transvaal with South Wales Contingent and Australian units. Killed and wounded include officers and a lord, as forces maneuver near Pretoria and Johannesburg. The writer recalls charges, heavy shelling, and retreating Boers, praising Australian and allied troops.
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South Wales
South Africa
Riome
Ubey Bate
Whit Be
New South Wales
Lancers
Esrle
Pretoria
Wales
Wnasowe
West Australia
Caalal- Les
Holttume
LieRins
Tin
Holmes
Reply to criticisms of the Industrial Arbitration Bill
Letter to the editor defends the Industrial Arbitration Bill, addressing objections about member requirements, court access for employers and unions, fairness to unorganized workers, and the role of conciliation. It cites sources from New Zealand and comments by Mr Reeves and others, arguing the bill offers lawful dispute resolution and protects both workers and employers.
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Evening News
Soumiry
Pires
Erisen Trow
Induscriel
Seyticy
UAIS
Acs
Tt Ie
Hirst
Liles
siGea
New Zealand
Wales
Spence
W. B Abbott
Wolon Cnre
M'Millin Haw
Daily Telegraph
Alco
Reeves
Otago
Tolly Times
Keeves
Bax
Ft. 26d
Hany Perusal
Mwah
Chamber of Manluteetsros
Basekall
Indian Emigration to Australia Policy Reported
Government officials discuss suspected Indian emigration to Australia via ports, noting lack of clear employment terms and possible illegal movement. Emigration officers urged to scrutinize native passenger movements and prevent illicit schemes.
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Ap. BR
Wiss
Allarpey-General
Tndim
Australia
Austral
India
Els
Tuesday's Mails and Malls Close at GPO for Eden and Overseas
Telegram style notice lists mail cutoffs and ship routes from the General Post Office to destinations including India Europe Australia and Tasmania. It specifies departure times aboard RMS Coogee City of Graf ton and Excelsior with rates in pounds shillings and pence and mentions Launceston Hobart and other ports.
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Eden
Otway
Richmond
United Kingdom
Europe
India
Mauretu
Overioud de
Launceston
Hobart
Melbourne
Clarence River
City of
Grafton
Rymon Bay
Cole Harbor
Wooleyolgs
Excelsior
The Early Closing Act. A Blast at Public Liberty
A reader letter denounces the Early Closing Act warning that curtailing hours harms workers and trade. It attacks government restraint as regressive, compares policy to tyranny, and urges readers to resist such measures while calling for high ideals and economic understanding.
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Evening News
Barry Closiee
Ariuso
Yuiennage
China
Jay
Peiltice
Peiltice Neia
Ferry risk at Neutral Bay sparks calls for action
John Williamson of Neutral Bay writes about the Lotus ferry remaining in service at Neutral Bay despite officials stating it is temporary. He urges transparency from the Premier and authorities over ongoing quay traffic dangers and delays in replacing the vessel with two new double ended ferries, noting public discomfort and potential hazards to passengers.
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M. Clark
Tormichendera
Sydney Ferries
Ball
Panenesre
Miéenpa
Terry
Lotus
John Williamson
Nebieal Hay
Auzae
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