A Flying Fairy. : Mademoiselle Aenea at the Palace Theatre. 1894.

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A Flying Fairy. : Mademoiselle Aenea at the Palace Theatre. 1894.
  • A Flying Fairy. : Mademoiselle Aenea at the Palace Theatre. 1894.
  • A Flying Fairy. : Mademoiselle Aenea at the Palace Theatre. 1894.

  • A Flying Fairy. : Mademoiselle Aenea at the Palace Theatre. 1894.

  • Article with Illustration.
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For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Sketch, January 31st, 1894," showing an Article with the Following Illustration, called "A Flying Fairy," Mademoiselle Aenea at the Palace Theatre.

  a- Mr. Dando working the machine up in the "Gridiron." (Illustration)


Reverse side of the Page shows an Illustration by Melton Prior called "The Serious Side of Nature. : A Boy Captain."

Recent advices from Melbourne contain intelligence of the arrival there of the Glasgow four-masted ship Trafalgar, from New York and Batvia, on Dec. 17, in chardge of an apprentice, William Shelton aged eighteen.  The youth reported that the captain, the chief officer, the third officer, the cook, and two seamen had all died of Java fever during the voyage.  Three men deserted at Batavia, and the second officer obtained his discharge there.  The duty then devolved on Shelton of endeavouring to navigate the vessel, short-handed, to Melbourne, which he did with great difficulty.

Condition is Very Good.