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Fashion at the Royal Academy is turally ruled almost entirely by the auto- erat of dress, the weather. This your the cold was tempered by sunshine, with the "result that there was a veritable pot pourri of wintor and summer attire almost equally

Are you one of the thou and suffering with eczema, itab, obediunta sores, ringworm, ulcers divided. Velvet vied for the honours with the Tightest fabrics, and black and coloured or other painful disfiguring skin-disease? It so, you cannot have tried Zam-Bak, the world- cloaks were general, while from heary furs, renowned discovery that has revolutionized among which ermine and kolinsky pre-treatment of skin-cores and fish wounds. dominated to light wraps of crepe de

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Among the colours most is request were all shades of grey and brown, while navy and richer shades of blue trimmed with steel were high in favour, black and black and white, however, being an easy first where popularity was concerned. In addition to these there were many bright shades, in- cluding a handsome gown of orange geor-India and The Straits. If you have difficulty gette with a latticework trimming of bronze silk, with which was worn a circular cape of nigger charmeuse gathered. round the throat and a bat of burnt orange tissue- straw, the brim of which was of brown and lapis blue tissue, while a long plume of uncurled, blue and brown feathers felt. from it over the front of the gown,

A brilliant magenta gown of crêpe marocain was partially hidden under "a wrap of Kolinsky, the big hat worn with it being of black velvet with a sweeping magenta plume. Cont frocks of gabardine were much worn in deference to the sbarpness in the air outside, one of the "smartest and perhaps the simplest, in navy gabardine, having the open throat softene with a hanging frill of life-pleated lawn. while this touch of white was caught up by the belt, which was of white gabardine lined with navy blue and finished with a carved plaque of oyster-coloured jade. The little envelope fap of the pocket was likewise lined with white. The charm of absolute simplicity was likewise illustrated by a black-beltol coat with a pleated skirt in shepherd's plaid, with which was worn a black hat.

MORE ELABORATE TOILETTES, Of all the more elaborate toilettes to be seen, Hobe attracted so much notice is those in black and, magpie schemes, many of them relieved with coloured bata. A black crepe de Chine' gown, worked with moonlight beads at the bea and cut into points, was wars with a bright lacquer-red hat, trimmed with varnished flowers abd draped with handkerchief points of lacquer- red lace on each side, while a atmight gown fof black crepe georgette had the skirt en- tirely covered with a swinging fringe of black-and-white silk falling from & close latticework of the same, the black bat having an immenes fan of lace at the back. A black taffeta frock was flounced to the hem with scalloped frills edged with short thick black silk fringe, and another gown of the same silk had a sash wonderfully ex- braidered in colours in design of field fowars, which suggested the old-fashioned bookmarker embroideries of the early Victorian period.

With a black charmeuse gown was worn a transparent hat of black tulle with an up- standing irill which was caught, down with graduated linked rings of cut jet, a couple of large ones falling over either ear, and a gown of black satin beauté bad the wide belt caught with a big jet "sunburst," the black hat being lined with flageolet green and trimmed with black velvet Bowers and green leaveR

One the whole, the hats were even more interesting and more striking than the dresses An effective black model had taany ropes of black chenille falling over one side, and there was a hat made entirely of jado-green feather fronds. With a gown of chavipagne-coloured crêpe romain, with a girdle of bronze beads, was worn a rust- coloured fine straw trimmed with bunches of rust-coloured ribbon with a tiny odging of gold. A number of the smaller hats had the brims entirely covered with velvet leaves or velvet flowers, and in several cases flowers of vivid hue were laid flat on the crown, sometimes completely burying it underneath--Times.

CURED BY A TUBE ACCIDENT.

BLOW THAT DID. THE SURGEON'S

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Captain Alfred Pearse, the artist, author, and investor, who lost the uso. of kis;left arm when he was blown over by a shell while serving at the front, has-beer curet by an accident,

He was entering a tube train at Tra falgar-square when it started suddenly. His foot became caught in the gate, and he was flung violenty on his left arm. against the wall of the station. When be recovered his balance he found "to-his-as- tonishment that he could move the arm quite freely.

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June 8th at 11.39-Pressure has de- cressed moderately over 8. Formoss and N. Luzon. It is nearly slightly over stationary at other reporting stations.

A depcasion,, which wa, box typhoon, is It shown between Formoss and Lüzok" Pens to be miving morth east-ward

Hongkong Kualil for the 24 hour enling at lis was, 99h June, 0.31 Jachu........ Total since January 14, 1849 izebos, szalunk an sverage of 17.39 incires.

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fair.

Forsoen Casamei

XE. to N.W. winds, freshening oan. siderably.

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Captain Pearse went at once to a doctor, who, fold him that the blow bad moved an accumulation of fluid in the arm which had rendered it powerless. It would have taken Hiebels open-air Temperxture on 7th 84 a serious operation to have removed it in Lawas: openende. Temperaturo on St 77 any other way.

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