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  3. PARLIAMENT.

    When the Assembly met yesterday, the general, aspect of members showed that there was "something on," and the crowded state of the public ...

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  4. AMUSEMENTS.

    The programme at the Melrose just now is one of the best seen at that popular play house for some time The Aerial Lesters seem to invite ...

    Article : 100 words
  5. Au Revoir

    Mr. Percy Marchant, who is leaving Perth In the course of the next few daps to enter upon tho practice of his profession as a teacher of singing and ...

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  6. HERO BUGLER.

    Through a Perth friend, who received a letter from Private R. F. Ditchburn, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston have had particulars of the death of Bugler ...

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  7. BREAD ACT AMENDMENT.

    Mr. Lofroy (Deputy Leader of the Opposition) resumed the debate on the Bread Act Amendment Bill He thought the Bill was sound ...

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  9. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS.

    To-night at St. George's Hall the popular English Plerrots will appear finally in their current programme of refined musical comedy. A ...

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  10. SPENCER'S PICTURES.

    When Three Weeks was screened for the last time at Spencer's last evening, an eager audience simply packed the place from top to bottom ...

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  11. ELECTRIC WORKS.

    Mr. Connolly resumed the debate on the second reading of the Government Electric Works Act Amendment Bill, He protested at tho way Bills laid ...

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  14. Football

    Sir,—In your report in to-night's paper on the Perth v. Midland Junction game on Perth Oval, you mentioned, Waugh stopped one in the ...

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  15. SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE.

    Proceedings opened with the giving of the following notices:—Mr. George, to ask the [Premier: (1) is it a fact that about two years ago ...

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  16. RAVILION THEATRE.

    Everywhere who has seen the present programme at the Pavilion Theatre is delighted with the variety of the fare offered. The star subject is "Their ...

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  18. BRITANNIA THEATRE.

    Charlie Chaplin has finished with his Jitney Elopement, and will, starting this morning at the Britannia Continuous, be seen in the Park ...

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  19. A Friendly Medicine Man

    The Blue-book finally places the fact on record that the "seer" of Lichtonburg really did have a dominant Influence in precipitating the rebellion in ...

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  20. WHAT WAS ELICITED.

    The Acting Minister for Lands told Mr. Holman that an agreement for the supply of 144 bales of bags, at Ss. 8d. per dozen, f.o.r. Fremantle, for ...

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