Vanity Fair. London Fashion Letter
Tailor-made costumes, whatever their ultimate fate, are in the ascendant last now, and two oat of every three women you meet are arrayed iu such garments, if they have…
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Shows & fairs, 1894
13 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers
Wyalong Athletic Carnival
To all true lovers of athletic exercises and sports last Thursday's meeting, and the zest with which it was carried through, must be a source of…
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'Madame est service' Such is the invariable phrase with which the dinner is announced in a French house in which there is even one servant. It is a preliminary…
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A French woman not only buys the materials for dinner but she also helps to cook the viands. She knows that servants are careless and wasteful with charcoal, so…
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The finest of those cosmetics for warding off wrinkles is water. The practice of experinced beauties is to wash the face well at night with scap and hot water, rinsing with…
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Young ladies are far more ready than might be expected to admit a liking for the well informed young man, even though a prig, or for the polite young man, even if…
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Seriously, I do not know what we are coming to in the matter of colours. I am not bigoted, but I do think peach, lemon, emerald green, forget-me-not and robin's…
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One of the results of present English weather will be the shortening of our skirts, and I should not be at all surprised if it led to a pretty general adoption of undergear of…
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I went into the inner sanctum of a man's shop who makes a speciality of women's shirts. There I learned how they are to be made, aud what mad of…
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Paris Artist tailors who dress the exclusive society man study their model as Felix studies a woman for a gown. They occupy themselves with judging and…
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THE Narandera Show, which took place last week, was a decided success. Mr. Robinson's Dunlop took tho champion prize for blood stallion, and Mr. M. H. Devlin's…
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The very last touch of elegance is given to a mousseline de sole or any other thin vapory afternoon gown with a velvet bolero so small that it is out off just below the arm holes…
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Temora Annual Show and its at[?] round of excitement, are once [?]mbered with the things of the [?] considering the adverse [?]unes…
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