An officer in Egypt writes:--

"Cairo is a gay city, at least so they say. The chief hotels

put up boards showing the amusements to be enjoyed. A sample

of an eventful week follows:--

'COMING EVENTS.

MONDAY.

TUESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.

THURSDAY.

FRIDAY. Museum will not open.

SATURDAY.

SUNDAY.

----, _Manager_, ---- _Hotel_.'"

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"A very interesting cricket-match took place at Ghain Tuffieha

on Wednesday last, 24th inst., when eleven Nursing Sisters

played eleven officers. The game throughout was very keen and

the Sisters have nothing to learn from the Officers in the way

of wicket-keeping, batting and yielding."

_Daily Malta Chronicle._

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[Illustration: THE SHADOW ON THE WALL.]

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[Illustration: _Job's Comforter._ "IF THEY KEEP ON STOPPING YOUR LEAVE

LIKE THIS YOU'LL NEVER SEE YOUR NEW KID TILL THE WAR'S OVER."

_Job._ "OH, YES, I EXPECT I SHALL. HE'LL BE COMING OUT HERE IN 1934."]

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