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NOTED in the NEWS
LT.-COL. H. V, DE SATGE Of England, who arrived in Perth on Friday last. He was on the staff of Sir Gerard Smith, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LOTTERIES BILL
The provisions of the Lotteries (Control) Act Amendment Bill now before the Assembly indicate that there is more than one legal difficulty or obstacle which the Government seeks to overcome. ...
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Advertising
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Verse—and Worse
A recent seaside classical musicale announced that "as the majority of audience were mixed bathers the programme would be Bach-less!" ...
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WINOOKA.
A racehorse we know as Winooka. Went to Yankeeland via Levuka, But we're rather inclined When he came in behind ...
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THE GIRLS.
He is about the bounderest bounder Known to decent society in Perth. His father is reputed to be well off, so he presumes on it. ...
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SMOKING.
A contemporary tells of a metting with the Dowager Lady Loen, the [?]year-old widow of the once Sir Henry Loch, Governor of Victoria. ...
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The Federal Raid
The Federal political engineers have once more degraded the Parliament of Australia by raiding the till. Of course, we exclude those ...
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Notes & Comments
The menace of mental defectives and degenerates was startlingly revealed by Professor Cyril Burt, Professor of Psychology at University College, ...
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Stale Trading Losses
The Auditor-General's annual report again emphasises the losses due to State trading concerns. When will the Governments do ...
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THE FAVORITE.
The whole of the proprietary, the staff, and boarders of the hotel greeted him with, effusion. Nothing was too good for him— ...
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ECHOES.
A contemporary recently printed a picture of a stone floor in a Chine[?] temple at Pieping called the E[?] Floor. ...
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Roosevelt and Russia
Roosevelt is playing & funny game. His overtures to Russia seem stupid. First he is going to recognise the Soviet oligarchy, and then provide ...
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Poetry for Politicians
We always knew that Phil. Collier is a devotee of poetry-Australian poetry in particular. Now we realise that is why he is ...
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THE [?]AXPENCE.
"Will yon give me a sixpenny piece for the Lord?" Said a Salvation lassie of Perth To Sandy Burgoo, who cash could ...
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HIS FATHER.
The figure of the shuckered man Lay sprawled beside the pub. As helpless as if he'd been Just caught A woodener from a club. ...
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Sales Tax Chaos
No wonder there is widespread dissatisfaction among merchants over the sales tax. This "weirdly complicated thine," ...
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Mr. Toppin's Figures
The report of the Auditor-General published during the week accentuates the appalling drift and drain which we exposed in last Sunday's ...
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War or Defence?
We are all pacifists nowadays, and there is really no necessity for getting angry about it. No one in Australia to-day wants war, and if another ...
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ON THE SKYLINE
"Where shall we find the true Australian type?" Probably in a pub. Mr. Lyons, the Prune Minister, has just been presented with another ...
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Procrastination
The Premier stated the other day that Parliament would prorogue early in December, which means the second week at least. ...
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Why Not Lead?
What is wrong with some of our prominent men? Speaking about certain criticisms levelled at the new Australian pound ...
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"Out of Touch"
Jimmy Cornell, M.L.C., only represents himself in the Legislative Council, according to the "Southern Cross Times" in a recent issue. ...
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