O.S.

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A matinée of _Romeo and Juliet_ will be given at the Royal Court

Theatre on Sunday, March 30th, at 2.30 P.M., in aid of the Notting

Hill Day Nursery, which has done such admirable service among the poor

of "The Potteries." Help is greatly needed to enable the promoters of

this good work (for which Mr. Punch has before now appealed) to pay

off a mortgage and to start a fund for a convalescent cottage-home.

Among the cast of the matinée will be Miss MONA MAUGHAN, Mr. DENNIS

NEILSON-TERRY and Mr. OTHO STUART, who produces it. Tickets may be

obtained from the Hon. Sec., 22, Paulton's Square, Chelsea, S.W.

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[Illustration: LEAVES FROM A SPECIAL'S REMINISCENCES OF THE GREAT WAR.

_Small Girl (on morning after air-raid)._ "HI, MISTER, _'E_ BROKE THAT

WINDER!"]

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"STAGE-STRUCK NOVELISTS.

"LILLAH MCCARTHY AS EXECUTIONER."--_Sunday Paper_.

Well, they can't say they haven't had a fair warning.

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"Scotsmen the world over possess to a remarkable degree the

spirit of clamishness."--_Times of India_.

A good many of them have certainly made the world their oyster.

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"OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE.

"BOOT RACE TO BE ROWED THIS YEAR AT HENLEY REGATTA."--_Daily

Paper_.

A very suitable _venue_ for the contest, which, we presume, will be

conducted in pairs.

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"---- CATTLE MARKET.

"Messrs. ---- beg to announce that they will hold their usual

Sale of Fat and Store Stock at above.

"Present Entries include:

"80 Pairs Men's, Women's and Children's New Boots, assorted

sizes."--_Provincial Paper_.

These, of course, will be entered with the calves.

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