Grand Kam bala charity show at Oddfellows' Temple
A large fashionable gathering at the Oddfellows Temple featured a Kam bala Union University Scholarship benefit with tableaux such as Dressing the Bride and The Gardens of Sleep. Notables attended including His Excellency the Estate Governor, Lady Rawson, and numerous dignitaries. other events included concerts, dances, and a charity ball circuit across Sydney with school displays and community leaders in attendance.
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Oddfellows’ Temple
Kambala
Bellevue Hill
Kambala Union University
France
Dhogenes
M. King
Massamse Coutts-Duvyalti
Ada D. Heatchwell
Haswell
Stamp
Herr Kretschmann
Stuart Clyde
Rawson
Raween
Salomons
M'Millan
ML Biard d'Aunet
Lady Innes
Mme
von Burl
Roberts
Carey
Bris Kennett
Thorne
Burdekin
T. A. Dibbs
Mme. Brasier du Thuy
Falk
Geo. Smith
W.G
A. Reynolds
P.G
Freemise
Masonic Hall
Commonwealth
Earl of Hopetoun
Sydney
New South Wales
Harry Rawson
Lady Rawson
Arthur Mazon
Parra- Mmuita
Willie Bray
Beatrice West
Peace
London Week by Week Amid Coronation Preparations
Emily Soldene writes from London on May 16 about weather, gardens, and the nearing coronation. She notes crops, blossoms, and wildlife, plus street construction, stands, and preparations from Piccadilly to Westminster as the city braces for royal ceremonies.
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Emily Soldene
London
The Ages of English Sovereigns Table
A historical table compares ages and reign durations of English monarchs from William the Conqueror to Victoria. It notes Victoria’s long reign, Edward VII’s age at accession, and general life expectancy averaging about 63 years with reigns around 23 years. The list includes names, ages at death, and lengths of reign.
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Victoria
Edward VII
William IV
Edward
England
Cromwell
Mary II
William
William TL
William II
Henry L
Stephen
Henry Tl
Richard
John
Henry II
Edward I
Edward IL
Edward IV
Edward V
Henry
W.seeseeess
Mary
George I
George II
George U
George
V. Svwessee-Es
Admiralty lists ships to be removed and training on water tube boilers
The Admiralty plans to gut the Navy List by removing several vessels including the Temeraire, Glation, Tron Duke, Neptune, and Inflexible. One battleship remains unnamed and will be used at Levonport for training engineers and stokers on water tube boilers. The Inflexible faces marked obsolescence, with limited armor and armament, and remains a target of debate despite its historic role in Alexandria. Rifle competitions in the Home District show volunteer teams outperforming regulars, prompting questions about training and organization. Remount orders call for about 15 horses for royal guests with proper breaking and saddlery.
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Levonport
Neptune
Brazil
Alexandrria
London
Daily Telegraph
Dewar
Honourable Artillery Company
Sens Guards
City of
Lanfem
Thei
II Battalion
Grenadier Guards
London Scottish
Civil Service Volunteers
Army and Navy
W.T.M
Pall Mall
Fortune tellers and royal fears arc in a tangled note
The piece notes Abdul Hamid's fear of assassination and strict secrecy over his photograph under penalties for publication. It also mentions Don Carlos as a Bourbon claimant to several crowns, detailing his prior reign as King Charles VII in Northern Spain from 1872 to 1876 before being ousted by Alfonso XIII.
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Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Don Carlos
Spain
France
House of Bourbon
Charles VII
Alfonszo XI
Curious relics and oddities in a royal gallery
The article lists objects tied to royalty and notables. King Edward VII owns a wold bangle once worn by Maximilian of Mexico. John Redmond becomes an absentee Irish landlord due to duties to his party. The Czar of Russia is described as the world’s largest landowner. Mme Christine Nilsson’s valued gift, a jewel fossil with inscription “The Last Rose,” is noted among her treasures.
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Edward VII
Maximilian
Mexico
John Redmond
John Patrick Redmond
Ireland
Berlin
Russia
Mme
Christine Nilsson
Comtesse de Miranda
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