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Direction .. .. .. Union Theatres, Ltd.
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2.30 i^ Acrobats and-. Clever Mimics. 8.0
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2JJ0' - MUSICAL ENSEMBLE. 8.0
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2.30 ' BT THE^RIXCE OP WALES 8.0
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':v-; A TRIUMPH OP ESTESPRISE
ri. JA *TRIUMPHOP ENTERPRISE
???' - -;A '?'ESjXatPB OP ENTERPRISE
'Will db the achievement of the Prince of
Wales Management when,
?-:--? -?;;?? ON, April 11.
V- ? OS APRIL 11.
-,?-? .: - - ' ON' APRIL IL
?'.The. blgjest vaudeville act. yet booked for
Pepti will be staged at the Prince of Wales,
as .{he TeruK of wireless negotiations con
ducted with; »u Ensiand-to-Australian liner
in mid-ocean.
WEE GEORGIE WOOD
,.\FEE GEOEGIE WOOD
WEE GEORGIE WOOD
.' jTTorld-famdus in vaudeville snd comedy will
aetaally brealc hU'jodr'ney to Melbonme, to
appear' here for a short season only.
- Wee Georeie Wood is the vonder-manniken
of-the'staee^rie can make you roar with
laughter and -choke. -with, fears at the same
lime-^-he's the wizard of comedy and pathos.
SPECIAL BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS.
SPECIAL BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS.
'The Box-Plans for Matmee and Evening
Performances will be Opened on WEDNES
DAY NEXT, APRIL 1.
PRICES— MATINEE: Dress Circle and Or
.» . chestra SU1U 2s. 81d. B»ck Stalls
:' ' Is. 7|i,' Children: D.C. and O.S.
.:?* . Ss.- 2d.:Back SUlls, Is. Id.
?i- -? Nigit: Cress Circle and Orchestra
Stalls (reserved). 4s. 4d. Back
??:-. ) ? ? SUHs, 2s. 8jd.
*O PERMANENT PATKONS*, ?
:-----' Permanent Patrons are earnestly re
.\-. '.'?' , quested to' notify the Maonzement
. , whether they desire their seats to bi
-.:.'' kept as usual.
BOX PLANS OPEN TO-MORROW
: ~B0X PLANS OPEN TO-MORROT7
BOX PLANS OPEN TO-MORROW
FOR MATINEE AND EVENING
.-.?.. Atl Ten A3L ?
THE ALL FAMILY THEATRE
THE PAVILION THEATRE.
LAST DAY. LAST DAY.
"PONJOLA." "PONJOLA." "PONJOLA."
'- The classic of the ccireea with Anna Q.
Inhcon J*mea Kirkwood and TutJv iUrthsJL
'.-'. ' BUCK JONES in bis best titled
'CUPID'S FIREMAN.' a- Picture you will
v enjoy.
TO-MORROW.
' A Rex Beach story ?
'PLOWING GOLD.' 'FLOWING GOLD.'
': Featuring the screen's fivourUee, Milton
EiHs and Atiee Clalhoun. Supported -by *l
?H (tor cast.
'-'.'A. beaatlful love story, deUeioes ? comedy
CoWeoua~ac3 trealictrc setting, storms, flood*.
feats, fine, :aid. tfcrEls. That's 'PLOW-
IStj. GOLD.V ''-IT '
-,'Abo by SpeeiaJ Beqaeei, Gloria Swanson
t her very b«st —
"THE HUMMING BIRD."
-?:?-?: ?'THE HUMMING BIRD.'
"THE HUMMING BIRD."
Ike enjoyment you will receive from this
fcrest picture is a safe bet for anyone, say
where, and at anytime. Don't mns this. A
srtory'of Apaehe Poos, see Gloria as the
'Humming Bird,' the head of an Apache gang
?f Paris. Sea Gloria as boy and girl in -thj
feaae picture, a remarkable double roll in
?a exerting story of Parisian undsrxorld— o
crook story, of a daring, curding Apache
wbo iz-. the double life mystifies the whole
of Paois.
. 'Tie Humming Bird' is one of the best
peterea of the year.
' Pnli supporting: programme. No increaee
in. prices: AH day 6d.; night 9d. ?
PRINCESS THEATRE, FREMANTLE.
PRINCESS THEATRE, FREMANTLE.
. Where tie. Best is Always Showing.
Oireetion: Union Theatres Ltd., and Sir
Thomas Coombe.
TO-DAY. AGAIN TO-DAY
THE GREATEST ANIMAL ACT,
THE GREATEST ANIMAL ACT,
?'BRADLET'S MOIfEET HIPPODROME.'
?'BRADLET'S MONEET HIPPODROME.'
Resi live monkeys, presented without dir
ection or assistance. Monkey clowns and
monkey acrobats. See the monkey conductor
irch a monkey orchestra.
And Last Day of
XEJNBTH in
McDonald 'after, a million.'
The Picture Sensation of the Year.
HOUSE PETERS in "THE TORNADO."
HOUSE PETERS in "THE TORNADO."
NOTE. — Brodley's Monkeys will be pre
sented twice daily for one week only at 3
and ' 8 p.m. session! .
H0-.M0RR0W. (Wednesday) TO-MORROW
'ISBZ FROM HOLLTWOOD' with Anna
-J. Nasstia and 'THE MARRIAGE MAR
KKT,' featuring Jack MulhaH. Alice Lske,
?td Pauline Garron.
??BRADLET'S MOXRET HIPPODROME.'
f'BRADLBT'S MQyEET HIPPODROME.'
QUSEH'S H4T.T,
TUESDAT, MARCH 31.
POPULAR PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
AND CONCERT.
iionatad by the WestraUan Farmers, Ltd
(Broadcasting Department).
5HS FIRST OF ITS KIND IN AUSTRALIA.
Tk» Stage will be Fitted Up as a
, BROADCASTING STCDIO
A FACSIMILE OF '6 W.k'.''
Unique Opporturaty to See Behind the
Scenes of a Broadcasting Studio.
The Complete Programme will b« given
just as in the Studio and as if no audience
were present.
Kot only will a First-class Entertainment
lie enjoyed by those present and Lineners
in, but those in the Hall wiU see
HOW STUDIO ARTISTES PERFORM.
Items by Miss Veronica Manafield. Mies
Sons Gittam. Mr. Herbert Millard. Mr. Rhys
Praneis, Wendowie Quartette, Hugh MrMa
?lon. The Two Duustalls. etc.
Dr. J. S. Battye will also give a short
talk.
Those intending to be present are reque*:
?d to be in their seats by 7.50 p.m. prompt!?
toavoid interference ,vith the Wireies,
TraoBnussion.
Beeerved Seats 3s. Plan at Mangrove's.
{Tickets, 2s. and Is, pins tax, obtaiixble at
Doors.
[?piORBUTOHER BOXING CONTEST
-'- ,.Aamm Takes PUre
EASTER TUESDAY, APRIL M.
See Sporting Paite.
COMO. APPLECROSS. AXU CANNING
BRinGE FERRY SERVICE.
SUMMER TIMETABLE.
Week Day*: rerth. dep . T JO. U ^0. 11.0
s.ir... 2.30, 4.5. 5.3U, G. l.'i. ? .i 10.15 p.m. -
Satnrdsrs Only: Perth, dep., 7 M'i. 9.30.1
11.0 a.m.; 12 30. 1.30 j 30 JO 4 0 5 1j
(.15, 8.0, 11.15 p.n.
Eundsys: Perth, dcp.. ft 30 10 30. 11.0.
11.30 a.m.; 12.30. 1.3c,. 2.30, 3 u, 3.30. 4.0
6JU, 7.0. SO. 10.15 p.m.
RETURN FARES. Is.
EWAN RIVER FEKUIES, ljd. Tel. Ala 12.
AMUSEMENTS.
G —
— GRAND —
? — GRAND ? — ?
THE THEATRE OF DISTINCTION.
Sole Direction .. .. Sir Thomas Coombe.
LAST DAY
LAST DAT
LAST DAY
LAST HERBERT DAT
IiAST ... RAWLLVSON - DAT
LAST and DAT
LAST D0R0THT DEVORE DAT
LAST in DAT
LAST T-O-M-B-O-T.' DAT
LAST ? And ? DAT
LAST The Latest Round of DAT
LAST ' , i.\CK DEMPSET'S DAT
LAST 'F«nt and Win Pictures.' DAT
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
FOUR MORE DAYS.
FOUR MORE DAYS.
Beautiful
CORINNE GRIFFITHS
C-O-R-I-N-N-E ? G-R-I-F-F-I-T-H-S
C-OR-I-N-N-E ? G-R-I-F-F-I-T-H-S
CORINNE GRIFFITHS
CORINNE GRIFFITHS
In an entirely different kind of role in
First National's picturisation of Eveiyn
Campbell's popular novel 'Wilderness,'
under the title of
"LOVE'S WILDERNESS."
"LOVE'S WILDERNESS."
"LOVE'S WILDERNESS."
"LOVE'S WILDERNESS."
A thrilling romance enacted in the homes
of the Rich, fSe Snows of Canada' and the
Jungles of a tropical island. The supporting.
cast includes
Iau Keith. Holmes Herbert, David Torrence,
and Msa;ice Cannon.
"THE HAWKESBURY AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE."
One of the Special Interest Films issued
by the Commonwealth Gojernmcot under the
slogan of 'Know Toor 'Own Country.'
NEW TO-MORROW
NEW TO-MORROW
A Drama of Paris, Mystery, and I.-ove.
"IN SEARCH OF A THRILL."
*UN — SEARCH — OF — A — THRILU'
"IN SEARCH OF A THRILL."
The Story of an American Flapper who
finds the social life of Paris 30 tame that te
Jazz it up she seeks adventure in the dis
reputable byway; of the metropolis.
Featuring
VIOLA DANA.
V— I— 0 — L— A ? D — A— N— -A.
VIOLA DANA.
One minute a mischieTous vixen with no
thought but of pleasure, the next a flashing
beauty whose anger is lovely to behold.
QUEEN'S HALL. QUEEN'S HALL.
QUEEN'S HALL. QUEEN'S HALL.
COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY.
COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY.
EDGAR WARWICK
EDGAR WARWICK
announces a -brilliant series of
COMBINED CELEBRITY RECITALS
COMBINED CELEBRITY RECITALS
by four of the world's greatest
artists:
WISH WYNNE. WISH WYNNE.
WISH WYNNE. WISH WYNNE.
WISH WYNNE. WISH WYNNE.
The present is Wish Wynne's third
visit to Australia, but her first appear
ance in Perth. Theatregoers all over (he
world have fallen under (he spell of ber
charm. Her inimitable character studies are
cameos — atoms of real life transplanted to
the stage, never to be forgotten.
ALFRED CUNNINGHAM.
ALFRED CUNNINGHAM.
ALFRED CUNNINGHAM.
ALFRED CUNNINGHAM.
The eminent English baritone is no strang
er to Australia. He will, be renumbered as
-he soloist of the Westminster Glee Singers.
His. phenomenal voice and magnetic person
ality have earned for him the place he oc
cupies in the front rank of his profession.
CHUHALDIN. CHUHALDIN.
CHUHALDIN. CHUHALDIN.
CHUHALDIN. CHUHALDIN.
The brilliant Russian violinist comes direct
from his triumphs in Paris, Vienna, and
Rome. He stands alongside Kubelik, Kreisler
and Mhcha Elmsn. His technique is a ?thing
to marvel at, 'but it is the soul behind it —
the Slavonic temperament wedded to the
wonderful command of the instrument — that
has placed him where he, us. ?
HAROLD WALDEN. HAROLD WALDEN
HAROLD WALDEN. HAROLD WALDEN
HAROLD WALDEN. HAROLD WALDEN
The great. London humourist k paying h-
first visit 'to Australia. His reputation as as
unorthodox laughter-raiser has preceded him.
for he is- regarded as the legitimate successor
to Corner Urain and Mel B. Spurr.
PLANS NOW OPEN AT
PLANS NOW OPEN AT
NICHOLSON'S.
NICHOLSON'S.
6s., 4s., 2s. (plus tax).
WHITE CITY
WHITE CITY
WHITE CITY
CHARITY CARNIVAL.
CHARITY CARNIVAL.
CHARITY CARNIVAL.
CHARITY CARNIVAL.
TO-NIGHT.
TO-NIGHT.
AND FOR 4 MORE NIGHTS.
ATTRACTIONS:
THE LA MORT TRIO
in their
Daring Cycling Aet
in the Bottomless. Saucer.
OPEN AIR SKATING 1 t
(First Time in Perth.)
Skaters bring their own Skates.
PUNCH ASD JT/DT.
SPANNEY'S AMUSEMENT PARLOUR.
CANS' S SNAKES.
ADMISSION 6d.
ROWX'S DANCING ACADEMT.
563 Hay-street.
EUCHRE PARTY, TO-NIGHT.
DANCING CLASSES
Wednesday at 3 and 8 pja., when special
it ten lion .« paid 'to learners by qualified
teachers.
Full Orchestra »t all evening classes. Visi
tors from Eastern States wfcl fiird this tha
only hail with mnrrc and dancing as they are
used to it.
SATURDAY— KORTCXE TELLING CARXI
? VAL.
MISS ilYRA KILMI.VSTEH. Teacher of
Ballroom and Ballet Danring. Private
I.»Mon a speciality. Rjnj A263I. Adult
Classes: Tuesday and Wednesday. 8 p.m.
Saturday. 1 ().::». Children's Class. All
l'ta»s«s at Studio. liOU Hay-st. W.
WEST PERT!? FOOTBALL CLUB
SELECT DANCE.
Pirtnre Theatre, Vrac«nt-st., Leederriile,
Thursday. April -2. Gents., 2s.: ladies. Is.
ad. Good orchestra. Superb floor.
? J. WEBB. Secretary.
EkAXri.NG.— Wh-re to I.eam : Taeiday
.Ni?ht. at O-Hriens Winter Palace, late
Goldsworth.Vs. I'. Tatherine-st.. Subiaco.
Mairmnrpnt ballroom music- by the Winter
r»!».« ..rrhp,tr». Initrurtions and Tractire,
7. ???-) p.m. l-»Jie-. I, Gents. Is. 6d. Private
Ltsfons rvfry afternoon and night or by ap
pointm-rnt. Waltz, 'no Slop, and Fox Trot
Tau;ht in ih^-ec priTate lessons. 'Phone
A I a --7. ?
^TISP WYX BEHAS. Ballroom Dancins.
i»l 1'riratp --son* or riasses by appoint
ment, at Ptndto. 1R1 St. Geore«-j-ter. Be
;innfra' fla-.«e5. Wednesday F.veninss. Chil
dren's Classes Saturday, 10 .'0.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW PALLADIUM The Bright Spot
NEW PALLADIUM in Hay-st.
NEW PALLADIUM
Perth's Most Attractive- ?nd.Poimlir Tfc««tr«
DeTOted 'Entirely, to the Pjckentation of
-?J ?? ».-? MotiemPictures.- ? ??'? .
THE BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
? ?- - -Warner Bros: -Sereea-Csuaie. -? -?
"THE NARROW STREET."
"THE NARROW STREET."
"THE NARROW STREET."
"THE NARROW STREET."
Adapted from -Edwin Bsteman Morris's
world .famous novel.. . ?
Wut of the blinding storm and ~ into lis
bachelor quarters, in a quaint .little narrow
street and into his quiet life-she stumbled—
this girl of mystery!
Starring
MATT MOORE and DOROTHY DEVORE.
' As Simon. Haldane ? as l-oris.
This big laughter maker comes direct from
a ^masking season at the Lyric Winter Gar
den, Sydney. . ' ?-
And
Master Pictures Screen Version of
Harold MacGrath's Sensational Novel.
"DRUMS OF JEOPARDY."
"DRUMS OF JEOPARDY."
A story of gems, murder. loot, and beauti
inl women — mads into the most thrilling
photoplay of the season.
Featuring
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN.
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN.
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN.
(The Dainty .'Girl of the.' Screen).
Wallace Berry and Jack - Mrjlhali.
This romance, woven ftbeut the two raos:
beautiful Emeralds in the world, comes direct
from the Lyceum Theatre, Sydney.
* And
. AUo
The Exclusive
PALLADIUM WORLD V1SIOXS.
Showing
£Uen Terry Honoured — London1* Traffic
Prothlem — ^BHf Storm, in Wales —
Newcastle Surf. Club GeroivaL
Also
— A Treat for the Kiddesl —
'SNOOKEY'S C0VEBBD WAGGON.'
A day in Monkey Landi with ' First N«
tional'c clever animals. '
(At Evening Sessions.)
PALLADIUM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Under the Conductorehip of Mr. F. Keast.
Seats msy be reserved for'tae final Evenini
tei;ion which cemmence* at S.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
NEXT SATURDAY
NEXT SATURDAY
-*~ Cloud Burnt of Laughs and Speedl
DOUGLAS MacLEAN.
DOUGLAS MacLEAN.
DOUGLAS MacLEAN.
With
Patsy Ruth Miller.
In another laugh provatdnc death-defying
"THE FIGHTING CONSUL."
"THE FIGHTING CONSUL."
"THE FIGHTING CONSUL."
funnier than 'The Hottentot.'
Cleverer than 'Goine Dp-'
And
MAE MURRAY In
MAE MURRAY "JAZZMANIA."
MAE MURRAY "JAZZMANIA."
MAE MURRAY "JAZZMANIA."
A «|rema syncopation and splendour — a
new snd catchy tone on the screen — -xooaoci
of saxophones and sovereigns.
A WONDERFUL
WELCOME!
To say that the crowds rushed the Majestic
on Saturday, is to. put H very mildly. To
say that they enthusiastically welcomed
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
CLAUDE DAMPIER
In
The New All-Australian Made Film,
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
'HULLO MARMADUKB.'
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
is to put it more feebly still.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
AT
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
MAJESTIC — PERTH.
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
"HULLO MARMADUKE."
AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST COMEDY
ROMANCE.
In which Claude Dampier is
Supported by those delightful and
-well-known artists,
Connie Graham and Fernande BuWer
Connie Graham and Fernanda Butler!
Connie Graham and Fernando Batler
(Remembered in. 'Joe.')
Jimmy Tiylor (of Taylor and Summem).
Jimmy Taylor (of Taylor and Summere)
(As the Butler).
LudKe Lisle (the Australian Mary Pick
ford) and Mayne' Linton, the aooompliihed
Sydney Actor.
THRILL— THE SINKING OF THeF GREAT
BATTLESHIP AND THE LAST MLXUTE
RESCUE. ' '
Scenes of the Actual Sinking of H IT K S
Australia, taken from the-R.M.S. Osterley—
the most magnificeri thrill of an-y Australian
drama yet made.
AUSTRALLV IS HERE!
SEE TOU ARE ONE OF THE CROWD.
Screening To-day on the Programme is a
Sclxnick Film.
"THE SPIDER AND THE ROSE."
"THE SPIDER AND THE ROSE."
"THE SPIDER AND THE ROSE."
"THE SPIDER AND THE ROSE."
With a Great Cast.
ALICE LAKE. — GASTON GLASS.
ALICE LAKE. — GASTON GLASS.
Little. Dicky HeaSrick, Louise Faaenda, Alec
Francis, Noah Beery, and others.
Love and War never mix. but when th«y do
the odds are against the man. Don Mar
cello found this to his cost, but, undeterred,
he won through in the end. An intensely
vivid and dramatic visualisation of the earlv
days of California, with the clash of sabres
and the thnnder of hoof-beats drowning the
call of the heart. A colourful romance with
a man fighting his way through innumerable
hazards for the sake of an oppressed people
end the girl he love*.
MAJESTIC. — FREMANTLE
MAJESTIC. — FREMANTLE
MAJESTIC. — FREMANTLE
A TREMENDOUS
SUCCESS !
ON SATURDAY.
LAST DAY.
Presenting, direct from the Prince of Wales
Theatre, Perth, the Mammoth Screen At
traction,
"FEET OF CLAY."
"FEET OF CLAY."
"FEET OF CLAY."
"FEET OF CLAY."
Ceril B. de Mille's Smart Society Story,
Featuring
VERA REYNOLDS. ROD LA ROQUE.
And a host of Miror Favourites.
D»hing, daring, wholly delightful, is this
romance of Mime mad soeiety people. A 10
reel super feature.
NOTE. — At Evening Sessions Otrty there
will be presented an elaborate
MANNEQUIN PARADE.
MANNEQUIN PARADE.
carried into effect with the co-operation of
leading Fremafttle firms.
With
The Handsome New Actor,
EDMUND LOWE
EDMUND LOWE
EDMUND LOWE
In
"HONOUR AMONG MEN."
"HONOUR AMONG MEN."
A soldier, a born fighter, it pleased him to
array hunself on the side of this Continental
Adventurer-King — until be di.«covered rank
treachery in the rants, caused by a beauti
ful woman — and jesionsy.
With another of the Commonwealth Series
'Round About Hobaxt.'
BIG Carnival to-night, Rosenxrant HalL
Miss Ollre Flint holds her big carnival
PuTveing 8 till 12 o'clock. Good (rapper. Grif
Sa's Spockil Orchestra. Streamers. Confei
». and Jazz Caps. Price 2c. 3d. plus- 4az.
AMUSEMENTS.
TTIS MAJfcSTT'S THEATRE.
Lessees .... Sir Ben and John Fuller.'
- Direction . . . . William F. Russell.
Orchestra, :. 7.55. ^ ? Curtain 8 sharp nightly.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
WILLIAM E. RUSSELL
Presents by Arrangement with
J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.,
NELLIE BRAMLEY,
NELLIE BRAMLEY,
NELLIE BRAMLEY,
NELLIE BRAMLEY,
And, Talented Company,
COMEDY AGAIN.
COMEDY AGAIN.
Up toand including Friday Next,
The Moit Popular and Loveabde Play evs»
staged in Australasia.
IT IS A GEM.
"SUNDAY."
"SUNDAY."
'It is like pulling down. the blind and shut
tins out the sun when Sunday goes-'
NELLIE BRAMLEY,
NELLIE BRAMLEY,
"SUNDAY."
In addition there is .
LIVELY, DAVEY, TOWSER, AND
JACKET.
THEY ARE ALL HUMAN BEINGS.
SATURDAY NEXT —
"THE LION AND THE MOUSE."
BOX PLANS AT NICHOLSON'S.
PRICES (plus tax): Reserves.' 5s.; at
doors. 4s.; Back Stalls, 3s.; Gallery, includ
inj tax. Is. Kd. (no. early doors).
Childrea in arms not admitted.
Gallery and Back Stall Tickets on Sale at
Bongher's. opposite Theatre.
Late trains arranged for Wednesdays snd
Saturdays.
JAMES WILSON, Manager.
THEATRE ROYAL.
THEATRE ROYAL.
Lessees ... Sir' Ben and John Fuller.
Direction .. .. Humphrey Bisiop.
EVerjfcEvoiing at 7.50.
The Famous English
HUMPHREY BISHOP
HUMPHREY BISHOP
HUMPHREY BISHOP
HUMPHREY BISHOP
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.
In a Delectable Pot Pourri of
SPARKLING COMEDY.
BRILLIANT MUSIC.
CLEVER BURLESQUES.
' BRILLIANT MUSIC.
OPERATIC GEMS.
EXQUISITE DANCING.
GORGEOUS SETTINGS.
WONDERFUL FROCKING.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE FOURTH
New Programme, uhich abounds in
SPARKLING COMEDY.
SPARKLING COMEDY.
SPARKLING COMEDY.
Last sight's audience fairly rocked with
laughter »i the antics of the two comediani
in the=*riginal sketch,
GAT PAREE.
GAT PAREE.
.DonH miw tail week's «seeU«at pro
gramme, which is crammed fall of fun.
Plans at Theatre Royal. 'Phone A2317.
. ''PRICES 4s., 3«., 2s. and Is. plus tax.
GRAND AiNLs, NIGHT THURSDAY NEXT.
UXOR' ~~' '. THEATrT
UX0R THEATRE
Direction: R. H. Shafto and R. E. Walker.
NIGHTLY AT 6. O'CLOCK.
lSoT' AN ABSOLUTE TRIUMPH. Variety
Luibr AN ABSOLUTE TEIUMPH. Variety
Lnxor . Variety
icuxor Varietv
Luxor The World -Renowned English Variety
Luxor ' Artist, ' ' Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor HARRY CLAFF. Variety
Luxor ? HARRY CLAFF. Variety
Luxor . HARRY CLAFF. Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor Assisted by his Dainty Variety
Luxor Partner, Variety
Luxor ? Variety
Luxor WINNIE WAGER Variety
Luxor - .. Variety
Luxor In % Gorgeous Presentation of Variety
Luxor : ' '?' Variety
Luxor "THE WHITE KNIGHT." Variety
Luxor "THE WHITE KNIGHT." Variety
Luxor "THE WHITE KNIGHT." Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor A Class. of Act Entirely- Variety
Lnxer New to Perth. - Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor YOU WILL BE AMAZED Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor SEE GEORGE WELCH Variety
Luxor SEE GEORGE WELCH Variety
Luxor In New Humorous Sketches. Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor 22 ARTISTS 22 Variety
Luxor Variety
Luxor JOIN ET THE FUN. AT . Variety
Luxor THE LUXOR TO-NIGHT. Variety
Luxor ? - - 1 Theatre
Luxor Box Plan, at Theatre. Luxor
Luxor ??: 'Phone A3383. ' Variety
Luxor Variety
TWANCING. .. DANCING
TO-MORROW (WEDSESDAT) SIGHT:
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAT) NIGHT
MISS ETHEL PHILP
MISS ETHEL PHILP
WiU hold her . .
REFINED ADULT LEARNERS' CLASS,
T_A,L. BALLROOM
(Corner of Murray and Irwin streets).
Western Australia's Xewesi. Largest, and
Most Palatial Ballroom.
Individual and Explicit Instruction by the
Most Efficient 'Staff of Teachers in the State.
Methods so very simple, anyone can learn.
Failure absolutely impossible. .
Delightful Music by Miss Philp's Exclu
sive Orchestra of Six Instruments, under the
direction of Mr. Geo. Reid.
ADMISSION. Is. 9d. (including tax end
Cloakroom Fee). .
Private Lessons by appointment, \.A.L.
Ballroom (Only Address). 'Phone A172.1.
'TkANCIXG. — Gibson Theatrical Dancing
-LTstudio opening'' e»riy April; Fancy, Toe,
Eccentric, Ballet,' Aotion songsi; interviews,
2 till 4 daily. Write, 'phono or call Gros
venor House, corner Hay and Irwin am. Miss
GibcQEi, ? A5337; ? *
RIVER PICNIC will- be .held by the
Friendlv Union «f Soldiers.' Wives, on
Thursday Next. The s.s. .Perth will leave
Barrack-st. Jetty, at 2 p.m.
LILLA CLARK.
Hon. Secretary.
1PUCHRE To-night, Euchre, Protestant Hall,
J Beaufort-st. If 30 tables first prize JE4;
if 20 tables first £2 10».; and other cash
prizes less tables. Cash, prizes pro r»U.
Admission. Is. 6d.
POULTRY, DOGS, ETC.
(Sixteen voids. Is. 6d,; six consaenUT* 1B
icirdoai, '7s.' 6d.) ?
AX. — ^Breeding Pens, Blacks, Reds, Whites,
Ancona*; aiso laying Hens, selling out,
going cheap. Thirst Poultry Plant, opp.
jjaodrmgham Hotel, Rtvervale.
/^OCKEB Spanier Pnppy, male and f«malt.
\J for Sale. Inquiries after 6 pjn.. Mr»
T. Tempany, 171 Palmerston-st. (car 20).
17»OR -8ale, Leghoras, White Lodge, Scottt.
J? Taldana, Orpingtons, Christie, Marville,
Melsom,* 231-326 egg s.train. Ingram, Woo
roloo. ? .
KANGAROO Dos. briadle, good killer and
show, young; prime Cockerels and Mus
covy Drakes, cheap. Tottman, Stoek-rd, Bic
ton.
LUCERNE Pollard, 15s. cwt. bag; Lucerne
Chaff, 14s. cwt. Meat Meal. 17s. 6d. cwt.
Wheat. Bran, Pollard. Shell Grit, all Poul
try Doe and Bee Requisites.
JAMKS GOSS, 133 AVilliam-st. Perth.
OUR Famous Utility Black Orpingtons still
the best. Breeding, Pens and Pedigree
Cockerels. Balgay. Osborae Park.
UR Famous Utility White Leghorns, still
the best. Breeding pens and pedigree
cockerels. Balgay. Osborne Park. ?
ANTED, Fox Terrier Pup, must be good
breed and young. ? B15. this office.
ANTED to Buy. Cypher Incubator. 50
or 60 egg capacity, 'in first claso- order.
Loreto Convent, Swanbonrne. ? .
WANTED 4 Red Kelpie, trained or' partly
trained.' J. Baxter, Ardath. ?
'VTOUNG Ducks and Drakes, just ri»ht for
X Easter. Apply Strai5gford, Carrinjrton
st.. Palmyra.
MEDICAL.
A. — At George Way's, Chinese Herbalist,
latest Herbal Remedies for external and
internal ailments. Established 20 years. 336
William-st., Perth. ?
a ? WONG SUE. Chinese Herbalist, Latest
Ai Herbal Remedies, external, internal, ail
ments. Prompt reply letters. 93 Lake-st.,
near Xewcastle-st.. Perth. ?
!~KING FOXG, Certificated Chinese Her
badist, late of China. AH Chinese herbs.
all ailments. Read Saturday's Public Notice.
255 Beaufort v-t 'Phono A5966. ?
RUKKEXNESS Cured. Dr. Shaw's Anti
Alcohol Home Treatment. Voluntarily or
secretly. Dr. Shaw's Agency. 609 Welling
ton-st. ?
RUSSIAN Culture for Nerves. Sleeplessness
and Increasing Weight, imported plants
obtainable. Fairfoul, Chemist. Lake-st.
EDUCATIONAL.
^HODIST^tAmES; ' COLLEGE.
Telephone: Cott. F312.
Prineip-l: Miss GERTRUDE WALTON, BA,
BOARDERS andT-AY SCHOLARS.
Scholars Admitted Any Time During
Term.
Prospectus direct from the College, or from
the Secretary, Bev. A. J. Barclay. 53 St.
Leonard's-sve.. West Leederville. ?
V.7ANTED. 100.000 Purchasers of R.S.L.
YV Art Union Tickets, 2s. 6d.
AUCTIONS.
SUMMARY OF AUCTIONS.
TO-DAY'S SALES.
Robertson Bros:, Ltd.: . Brick Tesjdsnce,
Victoria-aye.,, : Claxemont. .'
F. A. Mansfield:- Pianos, furniture and
drapery, at 134 Bsrrack-st.; 2.30 p.m. -
Ashenden and Co.: Furniture and effects,
at 577 Hay-st.; 2.30 pjn.
Campbell and Alver: Furniture, at 953
Hay-st.; 2.30 p.m.
Frances E. Temple: Furniture and cloth
ing, at 43 Adelaide-st- Fremantle; 2 pjn.
Robtrtson. Bros., Ltd.: Motor oar, plan*
ud furniture; 11 a.m. ' . ?
FORTHCOMING SALES.
April -.—Robertson, Bros., Ltd.: Business
snd dwelling sites, eubiaco, and brick and
weatherboard bouses, North Fremantle IT.
A. Mansfield: Watches, jewellery, etc*, in
mart; 11 a.m. and £.30 pjn. H. 1*. Pell and
Oo.: Furniture at 7 Kiley-st., Clarimont; 11
a-m. H. K. Veils: Piano and furniture, at
auoiac*; 11 a.m. A. vf. Uucat: furniture, at
36 Monmouth-bt. ; 11 a.m.
April 2. — Asnenden and Co.: Furniture aad
effects at 27 bhenton-s-t. ; 2.30 p.m. H. D.
Pell and Co.: OaK furniiure and ettecis, at
674 Bay-st.; IX a.m. b\ J. McLaren r Furni
ture.
April 3. — A. W. Ducat: Oriental brass,
etc., at 237 Murray-st.; 11 ajn.
April 7. — Liarmonth, Duffy and Co.: Fac
'tory, warehouso, motor garage, tiles, and
two-stoiey house.
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAT) APRIL 1.
At Eleven A.M.
OS THE PREMISES, 38 MONMOUTH-ST.,
Close to \\i!liam-«ire«t.
AOKTH 1'JittTH.
Tram la to Wnliam-it.
IMPORTANT SALE OF
SUPERIl-n. GluXULNt: UAii. iFbiGNITURE
AND HOJJSEHOUD FCdiNISUlMia.
A. W.\DUaVT (552 iHay-st.) has received
instructions from Mr. iD. Foley, who has
sold a» property *nd is leading the State.
COBfplIcVlD C I*™
FRONT VERANDAH.
4 verandah blinds, 2 single white en
?bedeteada^nd bedding, cane lounge.
Oane lounge chair, 00ft. hose, coir
Hit.
HALL.
Choice AXMINSl-iSlt CAR-PET. 9 yards,
4 Axminster door mats, matoh carpe:.
splendid 01k HALLSTAXD with oox
seat and mirror back, pair heavy p:-'o
curtains, pictures, siji and' bead
shade. ',
DRAWING ROOM.
Two Eeagrass seaee;, 'X ts-bles and S
chairs, porcelain jardiniere and pedes
tal, silk and bead .shade, rases and
ornaments, art and i»ce curtains,
fancy cushions, valuable pictures, hana
painted wall mirror. AXMINSTEE
CARPET, 12 x 10, cabinet piano stool,
overmantel.
DINING ROOM.
HANDSOME OAK, SIDEBOARD, in
genuine oak, splendidly nude sad. fit
ted iwith mirror back. ? .
6ft. SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE.
SPLENDID OAK DINING SUITE, 8
pieces. 2 carvers ami: 6 chairs, witi
upholstered seats.
WELL MADE OAK BOOKCASE; 2 draw
ers, cupboards aad leadlight panel
doors. ?
?SPLENXttD SETTEE, combination hed.
well upholstered, an uncommon piece
of furniture.
Inlaid walnut occ. table, 8 day marbl*
s) clock, oak pedestals, ih»nd painted jar
dinieres, choice vas«s, aad omamenu
2 -Irish china 4ea seats, altemoon tea
set, crockery and glassware, cutlery, ti
bottle cruet, lamp shades, -brass framed
painted mirror, nre screen, brass rail.
/ ash pan, brass fender and fire brasses.
Pair pictures, representing the old Par
liament Cottage Green, Doilln, aad
other valuable 'pictured'.
Hearthrug, superior linoleum, 18 x 16.
one piece with border, silk poplin and
lace curtains, etc.. etc.
?BEDROOM 1.
MAGNIFICENT OAK BEDROOM SUITE,
3 piece, large wardrobe, with 2 mir
rors .and larse drawer, d. table, with
mirror back, side mirrors *od drawer,
marble w. stand with tile back.
PRETTY- SET of TOILET WARE, six
pieces. macsive*double bedstead, cream
?with nickel and porcelain mountings,
E.S. wire, superior kapok bed with
box side,. '4 pillows, doubls Marcella
quilt, 3 pair .sheets. P. and D. blan
kets, box ottoman, upholstered it.
shadow tissue, divan chair. pedesU's.
lino, h. rug, art-.»nd. lace .curtains,
pictures, etc. ? '? ??
BEDROOM 2.
Cream and nickel single bedstead, R,S
wire and good kapok 'bed and pit
lows, white -Dache,.ee chest, tke'ietaii
wardrobe, Singer G6 D.H. machine in
oak. linen press and curtains.
VESTIBULE AND KITCHEN.
Table and cover. 6ft., ext. oak table,
large ice chest, glassware, curtains,
lino, -whatnots, white dresser, '- safes,
P.T. table, fountain with brans ta-p,
chairs, lino, cooking utensils, copper,
preserving pan. en. ware, 2 sets China
caddies. -S.L. basket, framed mirror.
?OUTSIDE.
Comb, bedrtead. Cyclone stretcher, miik
stand, milk. -wash trough. s-bout 2 tons
. '-' firewood; two cockatoos (talkers) and
cages, wire netting, lumber. CROSS
; CUT SAW. garden tool?, sad-die and
bridle, sundry harness, etc., etc.
Abo 60 head of poultry, including fowls
and d^ffrs
ON TIEW WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO cSALE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 3.
At Eleven A.M.
? \ ? . -v
ON THE PREMISES. 237 MURRAT-ST,'
OPP. BOHEMIA HOTEL.
CONNOISSEURS, THE TRADE, AND *'
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHERS, ETC.
IMPORTANT SALE.
£1,200 WORTH OF £1,200 WORTH OF
ORIENTAL BRASSWARE, including Trays,
Vases, Jardinieres, Figures, and Orna
ments.
CLOISONNE WARE.
TAPESTRIES, SILKS.
LAQUER GOODS.
IZRAELSKI AND IVORY GOODS.
TORTOISESHELL GOODS.
CARPETS and RUGS, JEJflXLLERT.
AUSTRIAN and DUTCH WARE.
A. W. DUCAT (552 Hay-st). has received
instructions from the importers to
SELL «s above, one of the finest collection*
of Oriea'41 Bracware, etc., ever offered is
Peu.th.
5
WOSDERFUL DISPLAT.
WONDERFUL DISPLAT.
m
ON VIEW TO-MORROW AND FOLLOWING
DAYS.
1
THIS DAT (TUESDAT) THIS DAT.
At Half-past Two P.M.
IN THE MART. 134 BARRACK-ST.
PIANOS. GENERAL FURNITURE
AND SUNDRIES
QUANTITY NEW DRAPERT. ?
F. A. MANSFIELD (Member Auctioneers'
Association of W.A.) will SELL as
above.
Further goods received for this Sal* up
to noon to-day. 'Phone 4761
2 IRON-FRAME PIANOS. Ibsch and
KAURI BEDROOM SUITE, Duchesse
Chests, M.T. and T.B. Washstands,
Toilet Ware.
D. and S. BEDSTEADS. Wires and
Bedding, Stretchers, Comb. Bedsteads.
S KAURI SIDEBOARDS, SE-VGKASS
SUITE (6 pieces), POLISHED JAR
RAH DINIXG-ROOM CHAIRS CAR
PET SQUARES, Dining and Kitchen
TABLES.
A.B. and H.B. CHAIRS. Hand and Trea
dle Machines, Pictures, Fenders, Croc
kery, G'.assware, Dressers, Safe, Gas
Stove, Pots and Pans, Utensils, 3 BJ1.
Stoves. Lawn Mowers.
ALSO LARGE QUANTITY NEW DRA
PERY. DRESSES, etc.
The usual large quantity of Goods and
' Sundries arriving.
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). JtSIL 1.
At Eleven A.M. and Half-past Two P.M.
IN THE MART. 134 BABRACK-ST.
NE~ AND SECONDHAND
WAT6HES AND JEWELLEBT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ON ACCOUNT ASSIGNED AND DECEASED
ESTATES.
FK A. MANSFIELD. Member Auctioneer*'
. Association, will SELL as above.
? DETAILS LATER ISSUE. ?
PROFITS of R.S.L. Art Union for Di-gers.
Tickets 2s. 6d. Communiejite with
R.S.L.. Ppr:.h ?
-VTUBLVN ilarr Henower, restores fade* hair
i.- promptly, without dye; a charming
dressing. All storaa. ? ^^
DR. BOXWELL'S Silent Pills are safe,
reliable, and effective. Try them, ladiee.
5a.
AUCTIONS.
? THURSDAT.APRIIi 2. ?
- .At Two P.M. ' _' '-
ON THE PREMISES, LARA. ALLAN-ST.,
EAST. FREMANTLE ?? .. ?
F. J. McLAREN has been favoured with,
instructions from A. Cooper, Esq., to
SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, the balance of
his Household Furniture and Effects, com
prising:- —
ROLLER TOP DESK. OAK EXTEN
SION TABLE, OAK SIDEBOARD,
CARPET, Chairs, OAK BOOK STAND.
Pictures, Plaques, Bamboo Table.
Cash Box, Stationery Holder, SEW-.
. ING MACHINE, Venetian Blind, OAK
HALL STAND, MASSIVE SINGLE
BEDSTEADS and WIRES (3),
DUCHESSE PAIRS. TOWEL RAIL,
etc. (2), BEACONSFIELD SUITK.
BOX OTTOMON 'and Cushione, WAL
NUT OVERMANTEL, CHEST
DRAWERS, Books, Coolgardie Stret
chers' (2), Coal Scuttle, LAWN
MOWEK. Plants, BOOMERANG
SPRINKLER, Wringer, Mats, Timber.
LAWN ROLLER, and a host of useful
Sundries.
TUESDAY, MARCH 31.
At Two o'clock.
' SALE OF CLOTHING AND FURXITURE
AT 43 ADELA1DE-ST., FREMAXTLE7
Tj~ANCIS E. TEMPLE will SELL (b,
X Government order) —
Quantity Men's Clothing and Effects
(seals to be broken at sale).
Alro Ladies' Shawls snd Shoes, 3 Ruts
WJJ. Wardrobe, Music StooL Music
Cabinet, Bags. 12 x 12 Lino.. Bed
room Suite. 2 Indian Brass Tables and
.Trays, Curtains. Sheets, Encyclopaedia,
Bedsteads, Overmantel, etc. ?
% TO-DAY. TO-DAT.
At Half-past Two.
„ THE MART. CORNER BARRACK AND
WELLINGTON STS.
PIANO, SEWING MACHINES, ICE CHEST,
IRON SAFE. CASH REGISTER.
HOUSEHOLD FURXITURE. ETC.
VET. GILL snd CO. will SELL ass .above.
VY BEAUTIFUL CABINET GRAMAPHONE.
1R0X FRAME PIAXO.
Iron Safe. 2 Singer Machines. Dropbead
(16. Oak Settee. Oak Bedroom 3-piece
Suite. 2 oak Double Bedsteads and
R.S. Wires, oak and dark wood Side
boards. Round Table (oak), 4 Sea
grass Chairs,. Lino, Tables, Chairs,
small Tables. Skeleton Wardrobes, 2
Bed and Wir.e. Duchesse Chest, white
pine Safe, Crockery, etc.
furthtr Goods Received until Noon To-day.
?Phone 55»1.
LAND SALS '
At
MERREDHJ.
MAIN ^STREET FRONTAGES.
MAIN STKJSKT FRONTAGES.
SATUBDAT. APRIL 4.
At Half -past Two P.M.
XV7. T. EDDT, Auctioneer, under instruc
irV tions from the Western Australian
Bank, wiU SELL: —
PART LOT 26 BARRACK-STREET,
NEXT THE POST OFFICE.
NEXT THE POST OFFICE. .
NEXT THE POST OFFICE.
SOft. 3 in. frontage, with a- depth of
269ft., on which is erected Commodi
ous Premises until lately occupied as
Banking Chambers. There is also a
Garage, Stables, feed Rooms, etc., all
in good order and ready for occupa
tion.
Also, under instructions from another
owner: —
TOWN LOT 145, corner of Barrack and
G«orge streets. 70ft. x 132ft.
-TOWN LOT 144. George-street, 66ft. x
132ft.
Both Blocks are in splendid positions, and
tof ether, would be very, suitable for. subdi
vision.
Also on account of Mr. H. Goodhill: —
TOWN LOT 94, Bates-street. P67ft. x
188ft.
Mermdin is the coming inland city of
Western Australia, and is already served by
no less than nve railways. There is a strong
demand* for land, and prices are certain to
advance in the next few years.
The Blocks now offered represent the three
Principal Sites of Vacant Land in Merredin,
and an opportunity like* this is not likely
to occur again. ?
TERMS AT SALE.
W. T. EDDT. Auctioneer.
Saturday, APRIL 4,
? ' ? 2.30 p.m. ?
THURSPAT.JSEXT.
At*H»tepMi ?Tymjgi'A ,r
ON THE PREMISES^ 27 'SHEKTbjr-ST;
.£-?? westpErth. . - ?'?'_?/
Comer of John-st., facing Rnuel Square. ? .'
A'SHEXDEX and CO. have rec erred. inatmc-
J%. tions from Mr. Mat&en to SELL the who A
of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITUitE
and EFFMTS. ?
' Full List in To-morrow's Paper.
ASHENDBX aad CO!, ?Auctioneers,
Members of Auctioneers' Association of W.A
; ; 'Phone A45gg.-; r . ?
^TO-T-AY.' ____' ' TO-DAY.
,„. ? 4t Half-past Tvo/f .
ASHEXi-EX' and CO. 'will. SELL at their
MART; -577 iHAY-ST.. 'opposite Bon
Msrohe— ,? ' ? — _ * ,
HOUSEHOLD iFURXITURE, PIANO AND
' _???.' ; 'EFFECTS. ' '. '-.
?Reaioved to Our Mart for Conventenct of
- ? ?? - - .Sale. ? ? ??' '.,.- .
Conyprwing: — , - -
PIANO.-by- ARCHER FRERES, -Paris.
OAK BEDROOM SUITE,. Sft. -wardrobe
with L.L. panels, oval glass door. A
well-made suite..
SPUMED OAK B-EDROOM SUITE. 3
OA^OVAL BACK DIXIXG ROOM
SUITE.
OAK LIBRARY SUITE.
Hand polished ©CO. TABLE.
Solendid hand polished JARRAH 4.6
BEDSTEAD.
2 full size OREAM and NIOKBL SUPE
RIOR BEDSTEADS.
OAK SIDEBOARD.
TWO DUCHE3SE OHESTS.
CD.H. SEWIXG MACHINE.
OVERMANTELS.
S.S. SETTES AND CHAIRS.
WARDROBE, M'ANGLE.
LEATHER COUOH and EAST CHAIRS
SINGLE and COMBINATION BED
STEADS AND BEDDIXG.
TABLES, CHAIRS. ARM OHA1RS.
1'ES.DER-S PICTURES. LINOS. etc
etc. ' ?
XO RESERVE. ? XO RESERVE.
ALL MUST BE SOLD. ^
SALE TO-DAY AT 2.30.
A'SHEXDEN and CO., Auctioneers (Mem
bers of Auctioneers' Association of WJL)
? 'Phone A4593. ?
TO-DAY (TUESDAT) TO-DAT.
At Half-Past Two O'Cloek.
AT THE ROOMS, 653 HAT-STREET.
A FULL MART
FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES
Includkig Large Lot ceized by Bailiff.
UNRESERVED.
/?XAMPBELL and ALVER (Iran C. Oamp
\J beil, auctioneer) will SELL as Above on
account various owners, a very attractivo
list, ircluding: —
3 BEDiROOM SUITES.
Oak WARDROBE.
Kauri WARDROBE.
Oak DRESSING TABLE (swing mirror).
2 Duehesse CHESTS.
5 SIDEBOARDS.
6 DINING TABLES (Ext— sion and
others ) .
2 S. Grass SETTEES.
7 S. Grass CHAIRS.
4 Kitchen TABLES.
Occask—J _d Other TABLES.
PICTURES, a splendid lot.
CHAIRS of a'J kinds.
Cedar HALL TABLE.
3 Rooms LINOLEUMS.
4 Shop COUNTERS.
Beautiful O_ OFFICE DESK, 6 draw
OFFICE TABLE and PtGEON HOLES.
Office CHAIRS.
MoDarch TYPEWRITER (visible), gooJ
order.
Congoleum SQUARE.
Oak HALLSTAXD.
Double snd Single BEDSTEADS kr.d
wires.
Good Set of MAPS of City and Suburbs
(mounted).
S;-:erid:d SHOP PARTITION, with door.
CARPETS and RUGS.
ORNAMENTS. BSnds, Curtains,
BICYCLES. Cane Settee, Stretchers,
Pedestals. Co-Cart. Bassinette.
Skel. 'ROBE (good). DRESSHR.
Cedar Round DINING TABLE
Inlaid OCC. TABLE.
Cieval DRESSING TABLE.
Kitchen CHAIRS. Towel RAILS.
Kitchen TABLES. ROCKER.
Wa.lr.at WASHSTAND. Toilet Ware.
COT.
Walnut SIDEBOARD (antique)
El. KETTLE, and COOKER.
OROOKERY and a Host of Sundries.
A Good Fnll Ma,rt and Must bs Sold.
CAMPBELL and ALVER.
Auctioneers,
S53 Hay-street. Tel. A1914
W.A T»tt's. Communicate with them at
R.S.L.. Perth. Tickets 2s. 6d.
EST'S Nursery Ointment kills all Xits.
. one application. At Boane, Is. 3d.
AUCTIONS. ?
TO-DAT. . TODAY. ?
TUESDAT, MARCH 31.
' . ON- THE PREMISES.
OLEVBDEN, 33 VICTORIA-AVE..
(Comer Chester-road),
CLAREMONT.
At Half-past Eleven o'clock.
ROBBRTSON BROS- LTD., have been in
structed by M. Barnett. Esq., to SELL
as above: — -
(a) Part of Lot P250, 55ft. to Vic
toria-avenue, by great depth alon«
Chester-road to the river, with a
HANDSOME. BRIOK 'RESIDEXCE,
containing entrance hall and passage.
6 large main rooms, special sleep-out
balcony, kitchen, pantry, bathroom,
washhouse with c. and t.. fitted, spe
cially constructed billiard-ropm; e.I,
installed, motor garage, boat shed,
well and elevated tank, electric- mo
tor, grounds charmingly laid out in
lawns snd garden.
This is a most heautiful home, delightfully
situated, with a frontage to the Swan River,
in one of .the best positions in Claremont.
SPECIAL TERMS: ONLY £300 CASH.
Balance Arranged.
Inspection by Appointment with the ?
Auctioneers.
TO-DAT (TUESDAY), MARCH SI.
At Eleven A.M.
ON THE PREMISES, CLEVEDEN. 38 VIO
T0R1A-AVE.. CLAREMOXT
SUITES. PIAXO, PIANOLA, SUPERIOR
CH1XA CABlXET. BILLIARD TABUS.
MOTOR CAR. and HOUSEHOLD FUR
K1SH1XO
ROBERTSON, BROS./LTD., have been in
strnctcd by M. Barnett, 'Ksq., who i»
leaving on an extended trip abroad, to SELL
?s above.
12 YARDS AXM. PASS. CARPET.
12 YDS. LINO.
BEDROOM SUITE. Beaconsfield ward
robe, dressing table, 3 drawers, 2 jew.
drawers, m.t.t.b. ped. washstand, B.
and B. double bedstead, R.S. wif»
bedding, blankets, toiletware.
OTTOMAN, sp. top, uph. in tap. curt
RADIATOR, occ. table, brasses.
2 Uft. STRETCHERS, bedding, lino
linen press.
/WH: ENL. BEDROOM SUITE, ROBE
dr. b.g. door, o dr. duchesse. tn-t.t.b.
ped. washstand, 2 3ft. bedsteads
uircs. bedding, toiletware, stair carpe'
and good rods and fittings.
JOKES S D.H. HAND and TREADLK
MAOHINK. . '
EL VACUUM CLEANER. RADIATOR.
A'ALUABLK PIANO (Collar* and Col
lard), with PIANOLA and RECORDS.
A-KRY SUPERIOR K.W. POLISH
CHINA CABINET, fitted with shelves,
lovely b.g. doors and panels, LARGE
EBONT ELEPHANT. SUPKRIOit
FOLDING CARD TABLE. CHOICE
N.Z. WATER COLOURS. 'Hoyt,'
4- 00. ROSEWOOD CHAIRS, SUPE
RIOR 3-PCE. SUITE, LARGE CHES
- TERFIELD, 2 ARM CHAIRS, uph. in
- ' tap., spare covers, large music stool.
RADIATOR. ELEO. FAN, curts, and
vaU BRASS FENDER, BRASSES,
LARGE MOHAIR RUG. pictures,
gram., records, AXM. CARPET. 20 x
13. BOOKCASE, 2 dfs.,-2 cupbs., gls.
LJj. doors, adj. shelves, SUPERIOR
BASE ARM ROCKER, uph. in vol.
pile, LARGE OAK MORRIS CHAIR,
adj.- back, AJB.W. Couch, adj. head,
oe. tables, 6 OAK CHAIRS, adj. seats,
CARPET. 8x4. pictures.
DINING-ROOM SUITE, COUCH, 2
ARM ? CHAIRS, 6 H3. CHAIRS,
splendid frames, uph. in solid figured
leather, sp. seats, uph. backs, 8ft. ext.
table, very massive sideboard, 3 drs.,
cupbs.. lge b.g. mir.. top shelf,
DUMB WAITER. HI8T. HISTORY
and OAK BOOK iSE, curb brasses.
H. rug, CARPET LINO, vases, orna
ments, ELEO. TOASTER, safe, freezer,
crockery. ICE CHEST. 7 YDS. PASS
CARPET, kit. dresser, tables, chain
HECKLA ELEC. KETTLE. ELEC.
. . IRON.
Also 1 FULL SIZED ALCOCK BIL
LIARD TABLE. CUES, RACK. SCOR
ING BOARD, BILLIARD and SNOOK
ER BALLS. ' pictures, ver. chairs,
lounges. STEVENS'S UUN, LEE EX
FIELD RIFLE. GOLF CLUBS, hose,
sprinklers, tools, Ven. blinds, vyce,
. -jack, timber, piping.
MORS MOTOR CAR, 5-s;ater, in good
running order, and big list of useful
sundries.'- -«? ? - . ? ; . . ?
LTJXCH ADJOURNMENT -1 TO 1.45.
NOTE.— MOTOR CAR, BILLIARD TABLE.
PIANO will be offered immediately after
lnnch. ? ,
TO-MORROW. . TO-MORROW.
WEDNESDAT. APML 1.
IN THE ROOMS.
91 ST. GEORGE' S-TERRACE.
At Three o'Clock.
' MORTGAGEE'S SALE. ?
VALUABLE' BUSINESS -AND RESIDEN
TIAL SITES, CORNER NTCHOLSOX
RD., AND DERBT-RD., SUBIACO.
BUILDING SITE, WILLIAM-ST., SUBI
ACO.
BRICK RESIDENCE. HENSMAN-RD., SUBI
ACO.
PAIR OF SEMI-DETAOHED COTTAGES
.. JOHN-ST., NORTH FREMANTLE.
BUILDING SITE. JEWELL-PAR.. NORTH
^ FREMANTLE.
?p-OBEBfTSON BROS., LTD., have been
XV Instructed by the mortgagee to SELL u
.above. . .
- (a) Lots 37 to 45, inclusive, of Perth
Sub. Lot 392 ntiuated comer ot
N(cholson-rd., and Derby-rd., 4 lots
facing Xieholson-rd. each 33ft. x
123ft. lin., 4 lotv facing Detfcy-rd.
' ''* ' 'each 33ft. x 135ft. Sin.
.'The«e --blocks are splendidly situated, in a
gbodrbdsiness «nd residential area, opposite
the 'Shenton Park Hotel, close to the pictur*
theatre ?
(b) /Lots 8 *nd-9 of Pertih Sub Lot 23S
? ' ?Hecsman-rd., Subiaco (between Keigh
? ? tly and Nicholson rds.). 41ft. 7io. x
- 119ft. lin., with Substantial Brick
' - Residence ot 4 good rooms, kitchen,
bathroom, verandahs front and back,
etc., and splendid building site, con
venient to the Rokeby-rd., tram, and
on the charabanc route.
(c) Lot 82 of Perti Sud. Lot 280 Wil
liam-st., Subiaco. clot* to (b), 41ft.
7-in. x 119ft. lin. *
(d) Lot 25 of Xorth Fremantlo Lot P42.
John-st., XortJi Fremantle, 41ft. 2in. x
117ft. lOin.. with pair of semide
tached Brick Cottages thereon, each 4
rooms, kitchen, and bathroom, e.I.,
close to railway station, rentals, £104
p.a.
(ej Lot 26, of North Fremsnile Lot P42
JeweH-pjir, North Freauwitle, 49ft.
Cin. x 66ft. pin.
Full particulars in later issues or from
Messrs. J. and R.' Maxwell, South British
Chambers, 23 Barrack-st..' Solicitors for ths
mortgagee, or the Auctioneers.
THUBSDAT, APRIL 2, 1925.
OX THE PREMISES. 8X4- HAY-STREET.
At Eleven o'Clock.
IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF
HIGH-CLASS UENU1NK OAK FURNITURE,
-iTC.
H. D. PELL and CO. (842 Hay-st.) hsve
received instructions from Owner to
SELL all her MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.
ETC.
DIN1NI1-R0OM.
HANDSOME 5ft. OAK SIDEBOARD, 3
drawers, wine cellarette, large mirrors ;
magnificent 6ft. OAK EX'l\ TABLE
(massive legs), Han. 6ft. Oak Table,
HAN. OAK DINNER WAGGON, NICE
6-piece OAK DINING-ROOM SUITE
(4 chairs, 2 carvers, removable seats),
handsome Oak Pedestal, MAGNIFI
CENT OAK BOOKCASE (glass doors
and leadlight cabinet), 3-Dottle Oak
Tantalus. SUPERIOR OAK OVER
MANTEL, JONES OAK CABINET
SEWIXG MACHINE.
HALL.
MAGNIFICENT OAK HALLSTAXD
with oval mirror, Oak Palm Stand, 2
EASY CHAIRS (upholstered in brown
Arras cloth), Linen Cupboard and
Curtains.
SALON.
NICE CHESTERFIELD SUITE (Oft.
couch and 3 divan chairs, upholstered
in brown Arras cloth). MAGNIFICENT
6tt. OAK SECRETAIRE and CABI
NET combined with leadlight doors (a
very fine piece of furniture, suitable
for a doctor), MAGNIFICENT aft.
X 2ft. OAK MISSION TABLE with
drawer. OAK TEA WAGGON ON
WHEELS, Oak Jardiniere Stand, nice
eft, x 3ft. 6in. Cupboard, MAGNIFI
CENT OAK BACHELOR WASH
STAND and PEDESTAL CUPBOARD
Pecca Gramaphone and Records.
BEDROOM Xo. 1.
HAXDSOMB OAK BEDROOM SUITE
(Wardrobe. Duchesse Chest, and M.T
Cabinet Washstand. oval mirrors),
MASSIVE O_: BEDSTEAD with
Sood spring. ~tAX. OAK ROUND
TABi;-:. 2 Cane. Chairs. Han. Oak
Overmantel. Curtains, Blinds, Sea
grass Mat;, etc.
BEDROOM No. 2.
HAXDS0ME OAK BEDROOM SUITK
. (Wardrobe. Duchesse Chest, Cab. M.T.
Washstand Qval mirrors). SUPERIOR
3ft. OAK BEDSTEAD. Oak Bookshelf,
Cane Chair. Occ. Table. Wa.'jut Over
mantel, etc.
BEDROOM Xo. ?..
4ft DARK WARDROBE, Duchesse
Chest,, Washstsnd, Lino. etc.
KITCHEN: LINEN CUPBOARD, large
Meat Safe, 2 Granny Chairs, 5x3
Table Crockery, Glassware. Cooking
Utensils. 6 GOOD A.B. CHAIRS (cane
«eats); also Cocoanut Matting. Hot
Box. Duchesse Chest, Comb. Bedstead.
Shades. Globes. Pictures. Ornamenti
and sundries.
A splendid lot of JCRX1TCRE. all ffenuine
ost and made by E^leston and Trenoweth,
and will be sold
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RECURVE.
H. D PELL, Auctioneer
(late Kalgoorlie). TeL A636C.
? AUCTIONS. ? .
WEDXESDAY, APRIL 1, 1925. .
AT 7 RILEY-ST., CLAREMONT.
_,._, At 'Eleven o'Clock.
UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE,-.
H'. D. PELL and CO. (S42 Hay-st.) have
l. received instructions from Mrs. Stevens
.0 SELL all her
?SUPERIOR FURXITURE. ETC.
1 Walnut Chiffonier 5 -piece Seagrass
Suite.
7-.PIECE REAL OAK DIXIXG SUITE
CHOICE' 12 x 9 CARPET, pretty
SWISS LACE and SILK CURTAINS,
PICTURES and BLINDS.
Tapestry Chair. Round Inlaid WALNUT
FOLDING CARD TABLE. MAHOG
ANY INLAID CHESS TABLE, brass
FendeVette and Irons, 13 yards good
Pass. Lino.
Hall Dark Overmantel.
Hall Curtains, CHESTER GRAMA
PHONE and 40 Records.
3-piece DARK KAURI BEDR001!
SUITE, superior Set of Ware, 2 9 x 'J
Carpets.
4ft. 6in. BEDSTEAD and Bedding.
Duchesso Chests, Chest o£ Drawers, 2
' 3ft. B. and X. Bedsteads, framed Mir-'
rors and Door Slips.
60ft. HOSE. Aviary, Scales (marble).
Fountain, Boiler, superior Saucepans
and Kitchen Utensils. Glassware,
Crockery, Jitc; ^afe. Clock, Tables,
Chairs, Blinds. Washing Machine.
Elec. Iron. Elec. Table Fan, Tubs,
Carpenter's Tools, and a host of sun
' dries. '
Also—
1 VERY FIXE VIOLIN, over 100 years
old. after Stradivarus.
A good useful lot. and all to be sold.
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
H. D.. PELL, Auctioneer.
(late Kalgoorlie?. Tel. A6266. -
TO MORROW.
WEDNESDAY APK1U 1, at 11 A.M.
ON THE PREMISES 70 CHURCH1LL-AVE.
SUBIACO.
SUPERIOR GENUINE OAK SUITES;
VALUABLE' CUAPPEL TJPRIGUT
GKA.ND PIAXO. .
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
H. E. WELLS has been instructed bj- Mrs
0. Loughiiu. to SKLL us sbovr.
Descriptive LiMs Later Issues.
WELLS SELLS WELL. A30G6
~ PRELIMINARY NOTICE.' ~
? FRIDAY, APRIL 3. ?
- At Eleven A.M.
ON THE PREMISES. 40 BULWER-STREET,
PERTH.
' SUPERIOR SUITES. GOOD LINOS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS.
H. E. WELLS has been instructed by the
Owner to SELL, as above.
DESCRIPTIVE UST~LATER ISSUES.
WELLS SELhS'WELL. A3066. ? '
HOUSES. HORSES. HORSES.
W.A. STOCK BAZAAR,
Stirling-street.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1.
.At H^lf-psst Two o'Cloqk.
J. MuEXCROE will SELL by PUBLIC
auction
ex Fort Augusta:
80 head of young farm mares snd geld
ings (just arrived), all in good con
dition and ages right, suit I.A.B.rbuy
ers and buyers generally. (Can be
inspected at our yards).
Acc-o-nt Contractor:
1 .drtvu6ht gelding, 1 tip box dray and
'- harness. ' ?
Ex Kalgoorlie. Line:
1' truck of cheap farm mares, just out
'of work. '
Account Various Uwner?:
About 25 headVof mixed horses, all
. classen, turnouts of ? every description,
' iarnCsV etc., and sundries.
ENTRIES RECEIVED TO TIME OF SALE
Note. — Arriving by e.s. Dimboola — 30 head
of young farm mares and geldings, also on
hand 25 extra heavy draught geldings.
J. McENCROE.
' ' TeL 2425.
GENUINE SALE.
DAIRY CATTLE.
SUBURBAN-ROAD SOUTH PERTH.
-. - THURSDAY, APRIL 2.
. ?'' 'At Two P.M.
ELDER, SMITH and CO.. LIMITED, have
received in^ruitions from ? Mr,- F. J,
Roberts, South Perth, io OFFER for GENU
INE SALE' on theJJroperty:?
60 DAIRT CATTLE. 60.
Comprising:
'50 young «ows in full profit. ,
10 forward- springers.
The above cattle have been carefully select
ed by Mr.' Roberts specially for dairying pur
poses and are all young and proved milkers.
The only reason the above herd is being
placed op the market is on account of Mr.
Roberts going in for pure bred cattle only.
We can confidently recommend dairymen
and others % attend this Sale as the whole of
Mr.' Ro'berA's herd will be disposed of.
Xothing trill be sold before the 'auction and
onr instructions from Mr. Roberts are t«
dispose of them to best advantage.
Intending buyers can catch the South
Perth tram, get off at Brandon-street and Mr.
Roberta's dairy is only, a few chains from
same.
ABSOLUTE ? SECURITY.
May be Obtained for
VALUABLES. .
DEEDS. MOXEY, LUGGAGE,
And- Goods of any Description, '
By leaving them at the
W.A. SAFE DEPOSIT.
West Australian Chambers.
104- Si. Georgo's-ter.. Perth.
? . auctions: -' .1
ELDER'S HORSE AND DAIRY COW'
market. t ?;'.-' .**;.
SUBIACO .'*??'
(Opposite Railway Stttion).
FRIDAY; APRIL 3, IS35,'' ?
' At Half-past Ten A.M. Sharp. . , _ \
Elder; smith anT co_ limited,
have received instructions to 0FFEB
-y AUCTION as above-,— - ?? . ?
CATTLE. ' -'-
(Purchasers please note that -we ;
are commencing our Cattle Sale at
10.30 a.m. sharp.) . ,- ,.
For various Owners:
25 to 30 dairy cows with calves at foot
, and springers.
HORSES.
For Messrs. Lewis and Medlow, ax Port
Adelaide — ' .? -.
30 handy to weighty., farm msrei and
' geldings, right ages, good condition. ,
For Messrs. Rasheed and McDermott, er
?ort Augusta —
-S0 handy to weighty farm mares and
geldings, right ages, good condition.
For, Sir. M. Rasheed, en Port Adelaide—
10 handy to weighty farm mares, and
geldings, right ages, good condition.
For Mr. J. S. Straiton, Winchester— ?
1 good farm worker.
For Mr. J. 0. Bushell, Watheroo — - '
4 handy farm workers. _..'''-
For Messrs. McGowan Bros., WatharOo— ?
3 handy farm workers. ' '
For Mr. A. H. Jones, Coorow —
1 email truck of unbroken farm sorts.
For various Owners —
25 to 30 medium to weighty farm mares
and geldings, hacks und delivery
sorts.
FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED.
Fuji Particulars Later. - ,
? v
TERMS. NET CASH.
Firttclas» Luncheon and Refreshments
n-ill be served at the Yards by the Proprie
ire&s of the Culitcum. S,ub!aco.
Wull Buyers Note that we. have on hnad
'or Private Sale, a number of Horses, Dairy
.'little. Carts and sundries. ?
TUESD/Y NEXT. APRIL 7.
At Three P.M.
GREAT AUCT-^Jl— '*'-=- OF FACTORY.
??SEMISES.
Also:
WAREHOUSE, FACTORY AND MOTOR
GARAGE SITES
And:
PAIR TW0-ST-5KEY RESIDENCES.
WELLINGTON and MURRAY STREET3,
CITY. ,. :
LEARMONTH, DUFFY and CO. hare 'bee*
favoured. with instructions tram HAtt
S1S, SOARFE and SANDOVERS, LTD., W
iffer by PUBLIC AUCTION in their rooma,
37 St. George's-ter., Perth, as above, com
prising: — 1 ' ?
A. — Portion of Perth Town Lot V44i-.
having a frontage to Wellington
st. of 99 feet, by a splendid depth of
276ft. Cin. with -a' 12ft. entrance from
llurray-st. as well. - ?
IMPROVEMENTS: '
Large Corrugated Gr.lvaniaed Iron
STORE, splendidly lighted with a flour
space ot about 15,000 square teat,
floored with jarrah sleepers.
Lofty 17-Slall STABLES, 100ft. x 25ft.
with Kcnv Loft overhead.
Cart and Motor SHED, 100ft x 41ft.,
floored with sleepers. ?
Xew Brick Oil STORE. 41ft. x 26ft.
This property offers a rare opportunity to
klotor Oar Firms or- Warehousemen of se
:urinjr Central Premises with enormous floor
ipace ready for occupation.
B.— Portion of Perth Town 'Lot V44,
having « frontago of 87ft. to
Murray-El., by a depth of 124ft. along
a 12ft. R.O.W.
IMPROVEMEXTS:
Pair Well Built Two-Storey BRICK
RESIDENCES, ot six rooms* each. I*t
on a weekly tenancy at £2 10s. Sew
ered. There is sufficient vacant front
age for the erection, of further build
ings.
C. — Portion of Perth Town Lot V45,
having a frontage of 49ft. 6in.
to Wellington-at.,' by a fine depth of
201ft 3in., close to railway goods
shed. ' .
D. — Portion of Perth Town Lot.V45,
having a frontage of 49ft. Cin.
to Wcllington-st., by a depth ot 20Ut.
Sin. This is a very level sitp, snd
adjoins lot C.
E. — Portion of Perth Town Lot V45,.
having a frontage of 49ft. . 6in.
to Hurray -st., by a depth of 201ft.
Sin. along a 12ft. R.O.W. back to
124ft.
F. — Portion of Perth Town Lot V45,
having a frontage of 49ft. 6in.
to Murray-st., by n depth -of 201ft;
Sin. This site ad joins Lot E.
TERMS: Quarter cash,', balance 6, 12, 18,
24, and 30 months, with interest at 6, per
cent, per annum added, . . , . .
BUILDING MATERIALS.
TVUILDING ? MATERIALS.
Before Commencing to Build,
Obtain Prices' ?
From
WHiTTAKER BROS.,
SUBIACO.
The Timber and Hardware People. .
WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNEC
TION WITH THE BUILDING TRADE.. '
COACH BUILDERS and WHEELWRIGHTS.
Vehicles of All Kinds Built to Or&er. '
Repairs of All Description!. .
?pUBEEOUT' ' 'ROOFING.
Madn in England.
For all flat roofj. Laid -by experts. Time
weatherproof . and economical. ? ?
From all Hardware and Buld«r'« Mer
chants. ,
Send for Samples.
HARRIS, SOARFE and SANDOVERS, LTD..
?Perth.
$