TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 77, 3 April 1899, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Easter Monday. • j V .If Lovely weather for holiday., •£,■• *' .■>' Sham-fight to-day at .Betnuesa: ■>'" Mr G. S. Graham is serio^lypfL. ' ,-■ Tho__firemier is in Ghri_.t<-hti__eb.''""", Th^"tSl|ppf the town—The Samoa* ! oaste_s.'"_ 'f M i ■ ;..:■: :'*.r,:'-> . _at the • .Opera, House - toK-^rcr.. -^ ''■■■■■ • ■•" '•vv'.-"'--;.'-i't I ( --Hoi^-p^.^^ * '■-thorEQ-ffi^y*. ■■'"■ *:' "rh - ■'"■ •'.. *'. .; W£&tjip&. leaves lor Sydney titi^ ijPveping. ."' . •;.-,.""■ ' * '.'! ■ ' ?; Races at jijleislie-'.fy^day %hd "^ c morto.\;. '_ %____%* \-^M&PiM'\i ■ i^fe^^^** 1-*'^^**'• '$$jjs^':- i ' aFfePoon! J ' ...'%■■■■ /-" '■ .' ;'"',' ' ! The Easter Encampment 'brea^ itp^, this evening. , "''<rt... ,- . The m^W^B^ Di^edM-?is dea<l. - t£he - A-Q^-jt^a^^hm^ehes Were t feefiuti^ - 'fej&lf' decorated,, y'estpsday* ~", * ; Gaiety Specialty- Coijagpany^^.a.ioK-"-''-' day programme at. the City Hall! tcH \ ni B"ht- - ' '■ :•• •' , ).'■ i•-r \ . Excursion steamer' foundered-in the . English Channel. Eighty persons are r missing. ,'* ■ • ; , ■ y^ General Booth?S. addresses -at •jH&.e,., Opera House yestesrd.ay: were } ofE r, a .. vigorous and.thrilling character. . , ;-j General- ijopth' and party sure pas-. sengers to Sydney this evening in.Sja-i', Westralia.. . ■ •'•*.> j { The youth, -Harry; Carlson,; who had .-; his arm torn off-at the Talisman bat- .. tery, is progressing Well. . y { Mr^ A. H. Brabant won the Mef's r Championship Singles of the litestEnd J Tennis Club on Saturday. ;-.'-■'. 5, The social ofthe St. George's Quae!;./ rille Assembly . will be held as ; ii-iii^l.^ to-night in St. George's Hall. '- , ;' She: 'She possesses untold-wealth? - He: 'Bosh! The woman never, yet lived-,; who could possess untold wealth.'■, <. > Mr J v P. Stevenson's residence in s St. Stephen's Avenue,; Parnell, ."wras destroyed by fire early yesterday , morning. The Countess of Ranfurly, accom- . panied by the Hon. Hill TreVor,' will . be I passenger to Sydney by. the s.s. * Westralia this evening. _ Young Dad (enthusiastically) :V 'I ■■> .say, old man, have I told you-tlie last,, bright saying of my youngster?' <; Friend (wearily): 'I hope so.' ;"; 1 Conductor (hastily): 'How old is., that child?' Young Mother (indig-.'■ hantly): 'Do I look old enough to have ■'. a child old enough jto, pay fare?' /.-. ■"_ f. ! Mr B.: 'My'dear, your butcher gives,' , you short weight for your ."'*'iiioA6y.*' Mrs B.:> 'But consider also, toy <P*?» the long yirait"y6u;,j{ive'_ai^.fpie''__4C^j'.;.. . Mistress: 'Didn't the ladies who cafll- .. Ed leave cards ?' Bridget:' 'They want- " ed to .mum, but I told'them you'had 5 plinty of your own, and betther, too r _» Under the title -The Future Wo- . gress of Humanity,' Mrs Aiken, in the _ Mutual Life Buildings, lastriightj.^We^ a resume Of the Theosophieal ' tion of evolution.; . '•■;-': "'. The' little girl, Violet RyahV Who' wias • >so tttevri Wy'TD jured.fm .-'■&s■ T$uigj_ty'axsaisi dent at- Paeroa on Thursd^ ljast, :is' still alive^ but hef ;cqriditioh.i_i suchsas. to lead to no hope of her recovery. Mr Justice Pehp.efather will leave Diinedih for Aucklaxtd about the. Sith;-;'. prox.^ |Ie will probably^ act 'ab\poniT. ~ missioner in some church'".'trust ifiiatters in Auckland before proceiedixig,! Home by way of America. .■-■•'.- - ;