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75
per cent, offering
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by the
ring oversold
the now
At
the
bi-inetallism
emigrate shillings
bought up who have hit The price
posed tion It
opposing
to extreme
was
prisoner vocation,
subjected while there
was
Ior,
have been the
tion,
funds
Ci amber
the the
of
aud
died
directors,
;
Cholera
ceased
has
of
respondent admits that also
denies his wife
as
strong
house keepers be false.
November
tention
do
of in
so
unless with
resigning connection
transactions
his
on
his
Mel
continue
directors
in
are
trial
Tower
The with
charged
specifically
also
are
fame,
The
have
vessels
the
to
25.
The
Tbompson-O'Rourke
showed
total
a
premium
average is
ol
£791,800.
was
os.
Rumoured will
get
a
that
Sir
Lord
exclusively
for
at are
The
National Library of Australia
iu
will
May.
Car-
Sir
will
unknown, careful
and
search
Malcolm
Eraser
and
other
General have formally objected The French Press chai a.'terices interference
as
a
surprising
witnesses, to
is
tail
that
is
the
will
November case
24.
In the Walsh aside by Mr.
the
court
case the will a' Beckett Justice the testator was of
November Louise and
drowned accidentally the Logan River.
s-
tbis.
four
clerk
Council,
years'
25.
by A
leading
citizens
tbis
Cement
the
Governor
large
attendance
(Lord of
twelve whilst
by
the
The
expected.
have an
which
of four cement.
evening.
place
Portland
is
of
imposition shillings,
takes
shillings
agreed upon the of two duty makes a total impost per cask on all imported extra
Melbourne, extraordinary of a man has
November
26. of
discovery been
made
in
a
the bran
on the footpath at the corner bag lying of Maningtree-road and Coward -street Hawthorn. The leers had nvidnni-.lv been hacked off from the body either or life after death, as the during just blood was Btill The bag was running. I— J. Ripper." "Lot labelled, The at first was police that it thought pro a hoax or a ghastly bably joke of a and madman, bat Dr. Enabling some
other
assert surgeons that the limbs of a thin undersized those man, and have been hacked off at the knee joint not by a person with the acquainted frame. The anatomy of the human are
Commissioner
of
that
is
the affair medical
some
Police
joke
a
is
of
on
the
'
opinion part of
student. 26.
Sydney November evidence in the infanticide concluded The yesterday. bis
summiug
cases coroner
up
untfi
the
General
Richardson
command
of the
serious
to
asked
Office ha6 been suitable successor.
to
was
November
Adelaide,
on
The Governor
(Lord
the opened Brighton yesterday, about banquetted
a
un
24.
iucluding of Commissioner and the in-Cbief
26.
form Kintore) cement works at when the directors hundred leading the
citizens,
years, ferry
forces
The War recommend a
illness.
.
retires
military
Premier, the the Engineer-
Works,
Commission
Railway
ers
24.
the
is
Victor
The down
Harbor 1,250
about
shale.
coal feet,
.
bore still
iu
.
,
—
Blackmore, District
Wednesday
last
Kintore).
owing
for Victorian are Messrs. Gibson, Mc Btaidford, Newman, McArdle, and Mesdames Robinson and
Donald, Mason,
November
of the ba3 been
imprisonment
the
the uow: 25.
Paddington sentenced for
The sudden was
to
embezzle
at
£o
iu
a
fall
of
result
Proprietary
Brokens
a-
rumored
mine. denied.
officially 5s.,
in
Tens
£5
excited state, due to largely
Is.
being manipulators
iu
a
creep
in
The report is Brokens closed The market is its
very
and Tens
ring
fluctuations of clever
London.
ment.
The Makin being continued. evidence
of
disease
Major-
and Jane
November
Adelaide,
:
November
Adelaide,
Richard
from
over
Albany
the
ally
The passengers
strych
recently
Monday.
rose.
will
named
sisters,
some
and the showed traces stomach of the
poisons examination in
postponed
continued
was
when
concluded
25.
The
Mrs. Dixsou gave evidence yesterday. brntal as to the conduct of the testator to her personally, with and his relations other women. various Her examination not
November
purchased
request
Moody.
their piece
Honor
tho
secure
Sydney,
to
Hi3
the perjury and expressed
adequate The Defence ask the Government to remit goods imported by the Com
it.
A gent
24.
offenders.
The Dixseu
was
dar much
deceased.
waB
were
astronomers for
on
Dowumau, aged twenty
The
consequence. severed half of the
of the
making
meteors
in
but
have been
but
deferred, remarks
Scott other
post mortem of strychnine
legs
Council.
November
Melbourne,
ing
of
Hill,
Brisbane,
were
that and
Government at
called,
proposals
unlikely be complied with.
Two
one,
showers
Illinois
present
24. clerk
of death.
Broken
twenty-six
the Imperial open The will ceremony
magnificent
was
Legislative
It
from
an was Yesterday inquest opeued on the body of William Thompson, who is to have been murdered supposed by a settler named neighbouring Alexander Scott. Both men occupied good social The evidence disclosed the positions.
Works,
Council
the
the ground that sound mind.
pugilist stubborn
a
on
mittee.
military
The commauder of the French war ship Bourboraye has hoisted the French of Amsterdam at the islands and flag Saint between Mahe and Albany, Paul,
Henry
distinguished
Queen
position
up,
the who is occupying position rington, Lord Chamberlain, the of proposes of high of ft new order establishment
to
duties
that,
cruelty.
prevails
November
evidence the cause
determination of
punishment Committee
treated
pro fiatavia
arrivals.
Sydney, the late
were tences made scathing of Unionist
set
at
seen
1--d.
peerage.
liable
youths
Large
half.
loan
the West Australian when made fully
discussing of the
prohibition
An American astronomer says that the earth the tail of passed through Biela's it in comet yesterday, cutting
Paternity
.
Tenders for £400,000,
are
Reichstag the
of
Institute be a very
Court of Appeal
to the distress
found seven Unionists guilty of at South Broken Hill on rioting October 29. His Honor Judge Gibson in concurred the verdict. Sen fully
his
and
morning
the Australian Burge, defeated after Mason, at San Francisco fight of rounds.
-
rank
the
has
criticised has been severely by the the ground that the onus of on Press, and of the paternity of marriage proof of the children with O'Rourke, and lay not with Mrs,. Thompson.
It
ships
They
Jim
charged.
of the
judgment
the
Parkes
the
November
of
for
emigration services.
case
of
all
sold
measure
new
Federation in
he
Court testator
yesterday, much very of memory her with
loss
formal opening of the local afternoon
The jury
find
now
for
'
a
the public iulo an investment alluring in a' bogUB enterprise. Great sympathy for M. Ferdin continues to be displayed who is very and de Lesseps, aged and His son, Mr. Charles iu ieeeble health. of aud M. Eiffel, Eiffel de Lesseps,
.
frauds which gigantic been discovered in the of the Department Argentine to the
The German
directors' Canal next. January
Panama
great
the
prove
received
and
attracting
.the
of
The
warning
are
as
medical to
The
interviewed evening newspapers the the Agents-General respecting in Australia for emigrants. openiags Eraser ISir Malcolm says that Western absorb Australia could small parties Sir John recom gradually. Bray mends miners to go to Ade practical whilst Sir Saul Samuel thinks laide, that Sydney is overcrowded with labor
financial in
arrival
personal
heart
23.
the Govern inquest he had found ment that Analyst stated no traces of poison in the infants' bodies.
recently
Representatives
to
with the
At the infanticide
failed
already.
The
in
trading
evidence, suffered
sleeplessness which ing
An
Other
to
bourne.
will
a
her
in
is
Supreme
Honey, a very success ful timber merchant, who is well known and identified with the West largely Australian trade, died of suddenly
at the pleaded guilty Paddington, sessions to the embezzlement of quarter the Council funds. He was remanded for His are sentence. defalcations
of the Guion line between Liverpool have notified their in
London,
compelled
among
widow
posses
arrest.
the
The
to the
bis
case
to
V.R.C.
over
in
was
will
crowds
Mr.
child
November
going
Blackmore,
of
consequently Russia.
23.
rusk,
there
the
held
now
about
.River
the
way.
Government
spectors
Dixson
husband
large.
the Government Republic to themselves unable pay ordered from Europe.
here
reported
The
.
her
the
6iuce
£1,500
Day, and has handed
large daily. stated
nine
order to sup the natives.
all complicity with interfering
to
as
any
lost
The
fact
supposed
burying
Brisbane,
in
Naval
that Sir generally Bucceed Mr. Muuro will Henry Wrixou for Victoria, but Mr. as Agent-General state that he has no in Munro's friends is
aud
under
sailed
vessel's
Samoa, iu disorder among
family in infants
have
London, It
of
year
been
the
tention
have
the
but lodgingEngland, assertion proved this
the
—
has
has
is
his
them
withstand
recently mis
for
funds,
Royalist The
alliance
triple
was
trial.
of illegally guilty but be denied
ren,
Bill
Count France
so
and
the to
Chancbl-
doing
23.
Mukin infanticide cases, Edward a horse Jordan, trainer, says that to him that Makin confessed he
to cease with America, trading restrictions consequence of the severe imposed upon panper emigrants.
marriage in Bourke but Australia, she knew him there. She with Rouike having lived in
In
shares
Army
new
Russia
if
York,
Owing
with
for
German
the In
then,
owners
steamers, and New
burg. there
for
her
Exchange
position.
The
of
denies
the
1870
who Australia
orders.
destination press the
Com Proprietary firm at about £6.
now
since
immensely
has dismissed Appeal Mrs. Thompson to have of her children. The ap
custody
sealed
war. Franco-Prussion France, on the her other hand, had increased defences
Friday. authorities promise to in sanitary arrangements
The Gouit the claim of pellant
m
connection next
fixed
better enforce the future.
the
in
Day
Thanksgiving with has been The municipal
Ha
at
in
held
solicitor,
for
has
Auckland,
Western
H.M.S.
and be made
being who
November
trust
committed
was,
she
in disease heart consequence yesterday, excitement he felt of the concerning that M. the matter. It is also reported de Lesseps is dangerously ill. i
G. Wild, in
arrested'
affec
.
having Baron
bribes.
branch is
votes.
Sydney,
essential to therefore, absolutely the forces of Germany The strengthen Czar the Chancellor wa6, added, now but he might at any time friendly e forced to a war who with Germany, in the was no powerful longer position
corrup
company
as
Stock market
the
It
of De
with
charged
of them
been given one Beinach
hundred
a
Broken which are
Reichstag. said that were to combine would be unable
Panama
the
resulted
is
court
shortly
cash is. is well-
at Flemington. of confidence of want the Bryan O'Loghlen, in favor of the Govern
by thirteen
ment
sup
is
Carrington
active Hill
very
a
Caprivi
being made
are
with
in
police £500, which sion at the time of his
recently
appropriating
will
Count Caprivi has introduced
iu:
'
revelations Startling iu connection Paris Over Canal scandal. members of the fifty
division
was
;
in
is
pany,
'
absence of premeditation.
It brain
well-informed
London
the
the
in
r
grief
On the motion tabled by Sir
.
there
pro entire
an
Houghton
Germany
his
of
Lord
that
On
last Sep Cooper who confessed to his wife in having murdered on Hotel at Douglas, Isle of Man, has to ten servi been sentenced years' penal The evidence showed that the tude.
puties
is
Earls
G.
1
return
a
place. taking rumoured in
Lord
tember
:
is
circles
that strikers Pittsburg report half million a nearly they lost sterling iu wages alone in thirty five days dur strike. ing the recent ,
that
.
The
to
aame
pay.
Emperor William o'f to be very unwell. reported
representatives
stroDgly
unemployed,
The
Con
Monetary
are
more
.
the
men
stood,
Proprie-
rapidly
International
ference at Brussels, of Great Britain
.
the
His
disappeared.-
short about £3,000. Holland known in he sporting circles, owner of the steeplechaser Premlin,
made
were
of poverty bis surprise
will
premium.
Hill
speculators, bears heavily 19s.
£5
is
40s.
was
being
loan
premium
3s.
Broken
the
iu
mine
'
tender
of the
has
Bank,
the respecting expressed, more that did not people to Australia, where he under over twelve were obtaining for aud had struck per day,
revelations
About
known
South Melbourne who National Bank,
Derby
the cashier of the William Holland, of the National Port Melbourne branch
coro Baxter, the East London the proceedings of an in during ner, at which some startling yesterday, quest
double
nearly
23.
November
Melbourne,
Aus
,
amount
of the
land
Mr.
The total or £780,000,
cashier of the
25.
defaulting
well as circles the owner Bportiog of the ill-starred Premlin steeplechaser has been arrested on a charge of em the funds of the bank Hol bezzling
date.
early
brisk
in
are
the
Holland,
.
£400,000
(Tuesday)
for
premium.
The
Australian
West Loan
Gent.
West Australian which nearly
la6t
£400,000, was
22.
November
the
£800,000 cent,
London,
in
Stocks
News.)
William
children.
November
Melbourne,
.
Daily
the
to
belonging
.
the
24.
November
Loudon,
clothing
-
!
Selegtams. (From
The seizure was probab impertinence. for a retaliation the British taking ly to the north Aldabera Island, of Mada will The Government consider gascar, of Australia at .an the formal protest
the to something analogous of the Indian companionship Empire. colonists,
Jntercolottial
.
anli
.
jFomtpi
beyond
has
infanticide is inquest No further imp >i tant been adduced, however,
the identification
of some
pawned
of Charlemagne Kopief Louisville has left the Kentucky, stage aud enterthe el Dominican Convent. Mr. Kopier is 32 years of age.
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the
A meeting
was held at Nookawarra, of the 14th to disthe niglit October, A fairly the native re question.,
t
cuss
presentative
whom
Walsh J.:' Bros., Berks, .and others. L. H.Durldt,
ittenqom,
,
Nairn
j
Bros.,
Mi1.
/m
;
discuss
said the
devise
some
chair,
_
who
Bush, he
matter
.
present,
to the
settlers,
he
was
it
as as
.in,
would
preiBent.
bon.
as
Of
course
to
Lodge
Mr. be
.
.
to
read
said
he hear
to
present
was
.
of
objects
It was drawbacks. great of the colony generally interior which developed, circulated thousands annually,
and
present meeting; D. in Brown, rising his late illness said that speak, him to speak in somewhat unfitted and
lic
lie
To, the
occasion, in as meeting the
add concise be could wish, the troubles settlers. Be esteemed and honour to be allowed
as
manner
pub
outlying
plain
and
'
' <
privilege
and
heart, see
it
a
of it
him
to
was
gratifying brother settlers
so
he was from speaking when he had stated ho that experience in been had for 11 years principally 5 years of which he outer settlements
had been surrounded
by leading marks for
publication. he did not
that
plied public
to
in
courteously If the Government
.
re-
in
would
them
but
he implored body of men to
present, practical
the
assist
whom
as
to the
years
fact
had
past
property not only settler
against
that
of
the
Government
refused
the
pioneers but in
unwilling protecting the cannibals
fast
his
to
protect
.
the
for
They
were
event
of
present
continue ihe
state settlers
interior
of
stated things
was
if; that allowed
impunity, by law or
to
Proctor's
cases were
few
a
the
De Mr.
for
who
was
fact
staring
not
to
He
A
McPhee,
but
future regret
but
had
boasted
station
there
and
the
Government
the
which
in
by
were
to
collect
the Government The settlers material
good
as
meet
as
collect
they
to the evidence
i
had
a
all
was
as
boy. what
eide,
fast
every to
compelled a
law
do
and introduce an
1
to
a
law
few
with
a
with The
country,
first
taken
were
schoolmaster He would ask a
were
they
hundreds hot
settlers
them their
who
to
cattle
by the Personally for Sir John
viz.,
platform. respect
,
greater,
John's
when words he. re the class of settler. They were now under Govern Responsible ment, aud to save himself from ruin lie would Sir attack Johu or auy other member if provided necessary, from their they hurled charges, place in the settlers House, against charges own
ferred
to
which
were
—
founded
not
fact. He should laugh at his best friends they show a vindictive Govern spirit. ment to listeu had refused to his appeal, but he still had freedom of spech to on
could
endeavour
He
to
to
one
of
a
handle,
large
ing
race,
ihetn
arouse
This
apathy.
owing
portion who
from
was
question to
of tbe were
reasoning powers. afraid were to act
a
the
sentiment
English bereft
The on
their
difficult
speak of
their
Government own
their
re
sponsibility owing to the Exoter Hall In sentiment. a suggesting way out of the difficulty, he spoke from dear ex perience, himself
so suffered Having heavily he knew too well only what was The only out necessary. of way the would be to ioeiease -the difficulty
term
of imprisonment to five aud years, all natives not arrested, within three months of date of issue of warIf the Government rants. did not ;euforce the law, settlers would have to to
outlaw
protoot
their
see
other
no
own
way
He could property. out of the difficulty.
He would suggest terms be reduced to lasbes at the
collecting vV eld
beyond
he
yet views,
?
signing Tie then
'Neither
were
nerve every of considera other of ways
than perhaps, auy It was not a present. per sonal tbe matter, Press although to appeared think otherwise.; If that was their let them nole<Sir opinion
it was useless. If the natives would kill and could drive the others of miles. Whipping would
natives,
manner.
gentleman
up,
through
There
Forrest, a
cattle 100 miles L. Mr. Springs. not being had atked bin present to 6tate that he had lost £500Q worth
of
settlers
their expressingor Press, petition, lie' had the greatest
as the difficulty, it had been Towards the end of last summer his cattle had been driven by natives hundreds of miles. He had had fivo to
of
loyal courteous
He strained unworthy
causes.
prove
tion.
meet
men
body, who
this a
of
means
these
tried.
eight inland Smith.
be ruined
to
they
information were' far to any that honourable. mem superior bers could possibly have. He referred to of settler, the class their of want; bad and of experience, management, and attributed their trouble to natives,
quietened, sent
eattle what
Were
Government devised such a scheme ? He thought not.
it
His
which had been idle since the Government though the rent, and until the natives
received
as
denounced approached him in
even his constitu raids of natives, his was 1000 head 6hort, and nearly been unable to use oneof third
his
a scheme ? The been told by practical Mr. Padbury and Mr. lash would not meet the
Premier
everything to
but
settler
contempt. and with
it opinion had pioneers 25 lashes and got in the bush. Was
-
owing
station he had
bring
to meet the difficulty the development
in
his
be remembered for that three he had the Govern approached ment In .his last uttempt, courteously. Mr. Sholl. the of the through policy Government was never He attacked. on of eleven settlers, behalf and wrote, stated all The they were loyal subjects;
They would
past assistance the -Government.
settlers
and
to
encourage
to
calculated tionand
natives who committed who would their dopredations, cripple best horses, kangaroo and emu hunting. If the lash had not been used they would all been have murdered years ago. Let the Government face tbe question to
were
for
to
have
that
Phillips,
their destruction. in the colony who tbem ? He would their themselves in
few months.
farmer
a
that
Natives
Government such men,
had here five years 1,000,000 acres of land and tbe head of largest cattle in the had failed to pay district, He expenses. had carefully working
chastise
inland
a
not
it
When he first settled here he foresaw the troubles and thanked
lyiLg been
They might
against same
a
up
their
on
settlers.
been
the natives, juat has to chastise tbe Government
rake native
might
had sentiment
for
put
for
In
injustice
adrift turned time to devise
were
settlerr Perth requested leading visiting to see the Commissioner of Police and of settlers place the position before fully him. All had been done in' a courteous but still manner, the had Government and treated outignored every appeal,
prepared ground.
own
to
petitions
protection
were
their
on
for
was
lately.
great
received.
would follow, and if a native died bis week's afterwards, employer, would be tried for and bis mouth murder, aud native liars district closed, of the his destruction. produced for Messrs. A. and G. Shaw had his deepest sym
to-mor
on
for
They
theirs.
them
ruin
ing who
come
let
one
it
,
would
by natives,
there would be useless to arrest 50
years
he
justice gave returned to
a
Let
to their they attempted protect would If they be arrested. property native should be assaulted, imprison
instruc
obeying
was
if
find
collect
doubt
no
up
no
anyone for position
evi to whether as he he did his duty to
for
lie
sympathy
ask
by the
appeared sent Government
always
Was had
they ruined
be
to
would
commit depre but Le must pay
Letters
British so
redress,
as
as
the difficulty.
stake. till
was
Government
because the childish silly,
at
his remarks on this head occasion. He referred to the Messrs. Shaw's case.
reserve
It 50
for two take 50 dingoeB years and leave 50 in his paddock among the sheep. He likened the natives to dingoes because had always the herds, they destroyed and always would do. He would now deal the ignorant of the with policy
any native and with that in the face, mouth of a white dock on his trial,
were
low estimate
a
90 left. and leave
state
how many lives could go further,
matter
ut
natives,
would close the when in the subject and would believe the of lying evidence natives swear no who would anything,
publication
displayed
apathy
were stations without police. This the Government style of protecting If arrested nine the property. police
a liar, naturally the Government
tbey
were
was
—
who had experience
remain
to
land
of
Grey.
the
against
to protect instructed to aud then return to The result wes that for out of every twelve, in
headquarteis. eleven months
was
near
were
allowing police the property police make a few arrests,
wrong. also
were
of
duty
burn
of
to
quote
issued
was
settlers
the
to
Hall Exeter such law and sentiment
the
would have to abandon It would be impossible
National Library of Australia
could
only
arrested and taken to two occasions but he had no need to repeat facts so well known. It was one more of the instance only preference given to. the word of blacks before He whites. anyone challenged
-
now
with abide
cases,
-
past
he
natives
The Government
.
and
faithfully
hand
;
sheep, for saved grass dry The natives only study des of life and The property. his locality had done their duty and well. The Government for losses. to blame Instead
in
police
They
ringleaders. was the
to protect settlers would kill, murder,
who
truction
his
lost
steady
legally
These
difficulty
on
an
to
arrested and of his friends. the presump that the tion to say so, considering of the "Government) the time had policy for settlers, if arrived only 10 of them, scheme for to combine and devise some and of themselves the future protection Three the men in their employ. years the natives would gain ago he stated more trouble the upper hand and give than they had done in the in the future
and
Geraldton
pathy. plainly
is
bribging would be such settler banished from the society He had thought and had were
a
it
and
seasons.
lot
same
to
the and
cattle
Smith
nearly
though
right
Campbell
Lho
own.
property of the interior who ruin on the pioneers,
the
have
natives
E. & F. Wittenoom's manager the 90-mile because a native beach, had died by accident, one who had been murderers. educated Woods' A. by
alarm
row. a
he and
L.
If slock were to re tbe Government would remove natives or all
there.
unmolested
Government
of
at
ment
But'
the
hostile
Messrs.
settlers and to evidence against possible show for natives and the bright side and to curry favour with Government, Exeter Hall to party by endeavouring ruin the social of the settlers. position
.
tion
not
that
tions,
besides
C. of
one
pluck
was
be arrested and evidence of natives. to the lying subject That was his position and the position of those he represented. When passing 11 years his Carnarvon ago he learnt lesson and listened with disgust first and
to
among He was there himself. on of four of the farthest out behalf in the colony stations He drew atten settlers,
lying others
his
only
warrant
which
He
expenses. intended for
inexperienced gentleman dence. Opinions differ did his duty. No doubt
were
for
no
station
pay talks
press
a
when
stock
The
and
Government.
out
prove. at large murderers
take main either shoot
Messrs. Shaw were for over imprisoned three mouths, bail and being refused, treated worse tbau tbe lowest tbey were felons. Their defence coBt hundreds,
rents,
to
listen
impunity
done all. natives to de both settlers and
of in the welfare the settlers. They could not grasp the fact that thousands now going down the of uatives would if throats saved to the bank settlers reduce their overdrafts
dations
re
demands other courses just be adopted. he mention would This to ed simply he had not moved in prove He this to gain notoriety. question out he did not wished to that point to influence wish his views settler any not
the
and
from sunstroke
helpless with and he
south, with
bad
prove that the of the the outcome of the Government, but let them policy at the Government towards glance policy whites. P.C. Mahar was tried for bis because died tbe chain life a Dative on
He depredations. influence with the Gov in vain; He discovered
meant
the approaching his end could
by
if
papers,
Government be attained
forward hi3 He always to appear wish
committed
of the
few
present
to many opportunities judge men words. It was by their easy to fathom men's He was told sincerity. that if he persisted he must pioneering do so at his own risk and the Govern would not olf'er ment which protection,
farthest
settlers
out
natives'
many and had
in this settlement colony, from Geraldton. It being .600 miles known to some of them that when was ever he had the expressed views on native he had been requested question the
1
from civilization, castaway by the nnde aboriginal
a
pointed
the
others had derived benefit from the for He had Government nine yenrs. 150 miles furtlivibut country inland, under laws he would be mad to present nor
.
frivolous,
on
The
years.
deserve notice. tboBe he could
'towns
settlers
ten
Jackson's
asked for their ernment, but few who took interest
'that
believe
citizens
prominent
to
of discussing tbe northern
to
he could ®f Woods were
morally
capable
of
encourage to attack
Ex-
policy the protect
saved him, and until not some twelve months the report in after had been sent did the Attorney-General decide he was
had
portunities position
many present, friends assisted who had always him and had always forward come to pro to mote the position anything improve and the public of outlying at settlers, He ask to would gentlemen large. bear with for a short him time and to .
were
was
whites
to arrest months later
life,
the best interests of the colony and must call the at heart, on Govern ment to abandon tbe interior. During his visit he had many last to Perth op
to address so a of representative body who claimed to have practical gentlemen, of the inland at the interests settlers a
a
of judging as to their own but if requirements they the were settlers oppose settlers, they the best judges as to their requirements
doubt
no
to greatly disappointed not be able to do justice and to place before the
felt
he, would
think
had
This
numbers, attempted
and townspeople by way of commission in many cases 100 cent., on per profit As the goods sold to settlers. colony was fast a becoming golden colony could townspeople the cold give settlers he shoulder, which, though be regretted, could not but wish them success. They
to
and
last
him;
were at large. The Shea Brothers still murderers of Clarkson, in this district, were still at large. R. J. Carlyon was at his attacked homestead by large
people had been dependent on pastoralists for substance of the since the foundation of thousands of Hundreds colony. had into the pockets of pounds gono
tlie
predate, police.
the
subject to the inter to have the produced and
ests
corres
C.
of
to
murderers
de
the
so being heavy the interior was
expenses
to
1
Mr.
were
less
velopment
.
.
or
ing
but he would take no part in it. The hon. Mr. G, H. secretary, then read several; which Withers, letters from had been received settlers giving their and stated the Views, briefly
.
for
coast,
settlers
these institutions others to to join shareholders ofsuch, protect against and native absconders. depredatovs, inland went the The farther one moro were to be encountered. troub'es There was much to contend and work against
very pleased discussion,
the
all
those
from
occupying not he would join He then asked the
various secretary pondence which had been received to state what had been done.
.
and be The
of 'advantage to himself that
was
well
he did position the, discussion.
tfie
;
the
!
He
Lodge
;
generally. public view taken the better, own reihhrks till (bis was see Mr glad to,
r(Bserve
oh.
to
dispassionately whioh would
scheme
would
jje
,'
members
hoped
accepted by the more reasonable .later
voted
was
distance
all
the interior. that the
of.
The Government
charges. they couid
who troubled by natives were in or out of service. Many legal natives were leav ly signed constantly their flocks losses of causing ing hundreds of pounds not only to settlers but to tlie of the financial institutions and ho took it to bo the duty of colony, received settler who assistance every more
attended, amongst R. Ei Bush, F.
gathering Messrs.
wore
that
beyond
i
,
.
on
of other he What
laid out. peoples capital meant were settlers by outlying the beyond 100 miles from
Australian
vast resources had taught perience of the Government and arrest blacks,
deal
a
»
"
;
and
the
.
THEHATIVE
';
term, I
'
their
that
absconder's
days with 25 and end of the beginning and that should return, to they
employer
to
seveu
complete
their
service.
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not be obtainable, be the settler should empowered to back absconders. If pursue and bring not done the this was natives developed into of expense. felons and caused a lot to devise He a scheme begged settlers of the mem and place it in the bands warrant
a
for
should
Murchison
the
the
for
present
and
patient
hearing
Mr.
hear
Brown's
was
health doubt by his
and
old
the
60
settlers
Mr.
to
as
freely
and his
reports
sponded
to.
so
for
be answered, He
tempt.
of them many that they could W9re beneath
were
very
But they
themselves
had occasion
settlers
thought
that He
on
form
of
and
be
He
hod
not con-
proved in the
would have prepared all had had difficulties, had
settlers
natives
Mr.
scheme. but the
a
worse
difficulties,
educated in had Government
were
more
The present in causing two of the many to most popular J.'sP. resign. first
They
hear.) the
it
way
the go into London the
The
denied. in
faith
their
not
were
The
more
after
tbe
to
alive
exceptionally
patrolling offenders..
evidently the settlers the native
of continuing instead He strongly force at present. objected to his to as the remarks of the Premier means of information, which turned out constable. He very much io be a police the or the of ability questioned right station on constables manage reporting A few ment. the native years ago, than was less acute at far question
their
all know they by and inhumanly instruments used
for
their
im offenders were neces and if extra police prisoned, the Government should sary as escorts, to in not allow stand Mr expense in a Lodge's way ; so as to put matters he must and Btate settled satisfactory Could the natives have a free hand. this ex be kept at work in the district, be saved to the Govern pense would would be benefit ment, and the district work. The supervision ed by their but the result expense, might be some Tfog would be .wore satisfactory
National Library of Australia
to
could
meet this give
noticed of the article
difficulty.
some
practical
time ago,
some
Western
"
the
for
claimed
moment
one
in
that
settlers
|
j !
'
!
;
sheep and
assimilated, if a native
cattle
as, killed
killing,
under
the
present
one
only
to
assisted
oat
1
much punishment for months killing proposed 1
Mr.
as
of
one,
those
or years. the motion given, Perks J. seconded
He thought ment utterly that
when
acter
Bhould
Mf-
part
p.
flogging useless,
sentencing U
be law,
sheep, he got
'
or as
who had been He the
formally motion.
without imprison aud he considered natives
the
of
char
be taken into consideration. the opinHarlot endorsed
the
Ministry thought to blame for mostly
present were
existing sidered
state of affairs, that the Premier's
and
the
he
con
remarks
of
settlers
these
he
However,
felt
real
many
Houses
that
were
districts.
outlying the
had
settlers
in
sympathisers
the
two
meu who went mere words of sympathy beyond uttering were due and the thanks of the settlers to Messrs. Sholl, Alex Forrest, Darlot, and Simpson, especially to Mr. Sholl, a believer who has always shown himself
in
the
of Parliament,
old friend
to their
grateful
who
They ought
settlers.
was
also
Mr.
Padbury
to give
always willing
be
to
publicly
and common sense experience on such matters. The whole opinions of the with existing legislation regard the was to absurd aborigines utterly his
and unfair, themselves a
and
both
was
it
these
on
laws present The whole see
to
the
aborigines
and to tbe settlers. number of good great
There natives
occasionally
somewhat
the
harshly.
was wrong from What he would like to try and get a special
system end.
to
done,
that
pressed
was
was
absurd
perfectly do any
would
it
to
the
in
this
much barm had been done, and thought had been impressions many very wrong created official that had reports by some from time to time been made. Speakiog he could speak very highly of generally the
were
they
cases
equipped, did their
neglected, was possible
it
the miserable and in many work as well
who, considering
police
way
under
the
stances.
He
exceedingly gathering
had met to discuss
was
circum such an
that
glad and
large
representative this
ques
so full of grave and question delicate and remembering that a points, of Northeners was to be big meeting he felt held in Perth in December next,
tion,
a
sure
that
the
discussion
would
on be carried and that much good the action taken.
H.
that evening that occasion, woold aiise from
on
Walsh thought the Gov shown the apathy com and as a proof he instanced plained of, of the Mr. appointment If Lodge. a free hand by the Government, given Mr. Lodge wonld soon settle the diffi " The official cat" used ou a culty. Mr.
R
had
ernment
not
.
native
simply wiped tbe dust off him. be remembered a native should had a an skin hide and noc like ordinary It
human
ordinary oat
special
and and uncalled for, most unnecessary that Sir John Forrest ought not to be that at all surprised they had aroused the the amongst greatest indignation
and
to
introduction
the
settlers
The proposition dustry eolony. natives to to all and sundry deport unon he thought some island vegetate of consideration. In speaking worthy that the to the motion, he considered with regard law for whites and blacks, should
must
session, that the
to
for
of the
1
upon in the
reios of power. Any the debate, introducad the last Sboll during come to the conclusion
the
held
body who read by Mr. Robert
beginning
so
bush
|
ment
as to the to come philanthropic the good of the country alone? were Surely in opening up country they In every other the colony. benefiting minor the Government industry helped, and should also in the main inthey were
accepted while
It
and English colonial papers and already the flog matter, was ging of natives becoming the merest He thought was a farce. it good thing for these districts that a certain member of the police his con force had severed thu and he also nection with district,
as
always by the outrage
depredation were natives
Upon
past.
were
Mail,"
coming to and not for Whoever
as remarks to settlers bush to make money, the country. good of
the
to
scheme
to
endeavouring
He
leading
some
i
a
settlers
Surely advice. a
iu
confidence
propound
Ledge's
that
vacancies occurred, in the system
Huts
-
bound to protect were showed they necessities by
necessary should also be
when
or
offered,
be left for days could present. but without any danger of being robbed, not He re now such was the case. did not that the Government gretted into some of the settlers take leading
their
it
Inspector
in
men
had
thought
thought
and
man,
_
prisonment whole
the
the
if
Unre
Government the outlying Responsible their settlers had hoped that position would be made more but alas bearable, to not be such hopes were certainly as Govern realised long as the present
be
reason probable without im flogging was so he might that keep force of his police present and capturing the country, was a and This necessity, but Mr. Lodge found it so
Bentencing
a
He
good men. good idea
the
all
and
outrage,
tbe
good appeared to be a thoroughly anxious to do what he could), authorised to appoint good bush as constables whenever opportune
(who
so
Mr.
time.
be
would
it
;
for
long some
for natives turn often responsible to out With the badly. regard he iu cases the police many thought settlers had beet poorly supplied, iu some cases tbey had had though
on officer as Inspec capable the district. tor (Hear, Lodge into this But must tbey recognise hear.) In was a and he fthe district, large not be ev.ry where. For could spector) be a large force of there should a time was Mr. every Lodge giving police. at he had not been attention present for the inland stations want of to out
sending
at so remain large of warrants. In
partial to him to- be with thanks,
of
colony. reports
by the depredation of cases vast majority allowed to pass He thought that this unac unnoticed. of distrust in countable existed spirit of the pre the minds of tbe authorities sent day, as it always had done during
ing
ones. than official hurt that much very were not asked to le-
settlers'
upon
and a
but the
and
authorities
had with. The settlers to little He purpose. matter that natives serious
districts, in
districts
appeared
away it
these
liable
prefer
ties
be
settlers
were The Government and they the settlers,
He would
made
—
of only outlying
as
punishment
same
purposely
about
been authorities had always and it appeared to him— ever to had been in the colony and make the most of any reports accept not that were made against the settlers,
were
severe
always
the
every particular. of outlawing idea would never be enter for felony but he would by the authorities, the
prepared, 6ince he
a
instances
many
He good. the iu Bill and council, opposed foretold the that would outcry be over raised natives. flogging saw the Government Now they fright ened was that by the clamonr being
the
that
of
stealing. that think
idea of outlawing any any who had murdered or or speared, any way wounded by any means man or native servant notorious ; be had Bhould shot. It ringleaders of surprise to him always been a matter
natives of date of He said
second time. He where natives committed depredations
they
convicted
get
order to go to gaol again, where they had had such good times. He did col was that flogging believe going to be of use in stopping any sheep aud cattle
native in any white
in
to
in
in
them
that
them
had
support
imprisonment,
incorrigible 6 months outlawed.
felt
tained
the
be
difficult
with
natives
practical do his
cases
this
slower than tho stroke." He and work fare would not care
would make so bard that knew
that had fallen remarks who had already spoken he could not subject,
certain
gentlemen
He
ac several All elapsed. years would agree with the subject quainted this that iu did respect promptness much otherwise the immunity good, to from arreBt others follow tempted their were There example. good as well as bad natives, and circumstances
resignation. of sympathy plenty from who knew the natives those for bard to It was nothing of the matter. the believe that the make police the not ill-use natives. settlers did
They
agree
cases
of
show
gentlemen and withdraw oonsider
suoh
to allowed issue the
were
(Hear, law to
should
were
settlers
about
If
proposed that
incorrigible 2 to 5 years
that,
thought
annoyed
appeared should
these
done
tried
villainy.
which
they would not stand use any natives— the
in
received offender.
ging
They
papers P.,
flog
it.
G. H. Withers
to
from
to
not
J.'s
assist
districts
gard
would
Forth
other
not
any
support in
if
year's imprisonment with six years on labour, and when the serving to be let in to settlers He as farm labourers.
one
to impress on the meet strongly and the fact the importance of this, the natives were now much worse six years than they were ago. Mr. with re R. E. Bush said that
necessary
it
Letters
would and
sentence
government
proverbial
for
say,
or,
even
was "
ing that
were
should
case.
the
latter
bush.
would in
imprisonment,
that
stroke
a
wished
Mr. above
Darlot was
.
Mr.
up.
of
ticket-of-leave,
seeing the law with regard to whites and blacks assimilated in this respect. He should like to see the present system of flog
far-out as the
administered.
was
and Mr. and suspicion, Bush
a
to
offence old an
Brown
complained
witb
arrested not within be warrant shall his reason for proposing the increase of that sentences was under the present law or convictioQB character previous went and a native for fiist for nothing,
district's
a
passed
and then
natives,
punish
natives, real hard
would put his scheme in the it would be better, motion,
creased from that all also
should
hoped
bad
natives
property
sentences
help a practical they would without help them and help the settlers If they the English offending people. of the b<? shown that the future could be would jeopardised they country to such would not do so by giving way people.
sent
police
Government
the
utmost Mr.
right not did think eyes of the public. what' they should ask the Government was to be done, but they should suggest to do. to them what The Government but not Had shown apathy in the past settlers' lately. They did not realize of He was from troubles. speaking to hero. Kimberley They in devising the Government scheme, and he thought
long
terms
and also unfortunate
of
leaving
scheme,
reports, re
expressed by the previous speakers sen not approve of the present of 25 lashes, but he advocated tences did
He
They
means.
for
Mr. Brown
the
warmly
some
suggest
class
thought
opinion
Fairbairn's
were
one-sided
very
All
country opened up. had expressed their
ions
turning
not
proposal ouclawiug was arested within certain time not of consideration, and he well worthy He should it. strongly support
,
wished
the
in
he had no his ill was caused residence ness greatly and the anxieties he had in'the district, He through, gone (Mr. Wittenoom) bis to The give opinion. only wished had Government certainly something as behind which to shield themselves, leases that the lessees said in the they not expeet However could protection. that now, if mean they would not they shattered,
must
had been fortunate
sorry was
and
flogging could
Brown's
given him. (Applause.) said he Mr. F. Wittenoom to
he
loose
They
had
they
of
them
with. ngree and had all natives, They flogged moral wrong they were though legally ly right. They did not do this willing a for He noticed scheme large ly. He natives to islands. deportiug see all sent should be sorry to natives as the bad the away— good as well
Gaocoyne He thought this would districts. prob be the last time he should address ably. a and he thanked all meeting, public bers
punishment
.
If
He thought beings. be made.
should
a
Mr. Witteuoom said he would prefer in the district. natives being employed He should strongly support Mr. Bush's He suggestion. " That the posed
then formally pro members for the dis
assisted interested, by the chair of this meeting, urge upon the the for Government appointnecessity
trict
man
a
ing into
to
commission
the
staying the outlying
This Nairn,
inquire a
view
to
in
affairs
districts."
seconded
was
who
thought
of the
necessities
Walter by Mr would meet the
it
position.
The
amendment and carried, meeting, rnotiou
tboroughly
native with question the present state of
was
then put to the and the original
lost.
A letter member
then
to the written Mr. E. F. a Darlot, forwarding copy of the motion his assistance, and requesting together with the of Mr. co-operation Sholl, member for the Gascoyue. was
the
for
A vote concluded
then
district,
of
thanks
the
meeting.
to
the
chairman
commission
the next appointed during session of parliament to thoroughly in whole the native vestigate question. He thought much that good might be ruinous dpne to put a stop to the present disgraceful would
of
state
Sensational HYPNOTIZING
report done.
member
at
motion
to
this
meeting
propose
some
this idea into effect, they might Dot get all they he thought, im wanted, they should, their unfortunate He prove position. did not believe in long sentences, because at tbe present time the longer
carry
aud although
the
the imprisonment, native day the
He
would like
but
to
make
to the
wrongdoer
the holi received.
shorter
sentences,
see
longer
THE
Trial
.
PRISONER.
The
affairs.
be composed of thoraud practical men, would tbeu what to Parliament to be ought He like would to some see
commission ougly
Murder
a real imprisonment work punishment, by making the native he was bard whilst his si nundergoing and get into tence, aud not play at work
1,
The following from America,
and
sensations
:
comes
by
the
land
cable,
of
Nov. wonders
—
An
interest has been extraordinary given to a murder trial in San Francisco of the to by tbe subjection accused hypnotism. The accused is named Edward a Livermarsli, by journalist and he is profession, with charged murder committed at Santa Rosa, a about 60 place miles north of Sau Francisco.
expert
In the court yesterday an the prisoner, with hypnotized
startling under the the crime set up is the crime
and
astounding influence hypnotic in all
its
that while
the iu
details.
prisoner a
hypnotic
results,
j
as
he reacted The defence committed condition.
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at
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;
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Twelve First Prizes Lord year old. Hopetoun mares last and we season, foal. He is 'a splendid a. valuable should prove
think
nine all in
server, in
sire
opetbun's
hacks
He
any
year since.
to
the
breeding
Ribbon Laird
!
the for-
refer-
Blue he is
would.be as .superfluous,, known all over the colonies. Strowan's grand sire, Darnley.'
well
so
o'
Laird. Moffat's
Strowan's.
o'
.
great
i
..with
...
of a splendid aud is possessed temper. has never Malakoff been raced. The Sire of was that Malakoff who Suwarrow WouderfD-pelf01,ote',
delay. Shortest
yon /he
Respectful
Victorian
never
and
Derby
:
be
will
!
other
Duke
R.
follow
as
The Duke n Malakoff; 2 Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue
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Carriages,
,
Stations
all
en
royte.
JOHN
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a
year
"a- brood mWe at Champion Prize for Great ..grand yard Champion (imp.)
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at
mare,
dry
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modated
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.
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produce of two
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He was placed District Talbot
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at
and
tou,
FIRST
OF '
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THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is
Guide
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stock.
with
all
the
latest
novelties iu Cream figured
Fancy Muslins,
Cashmeres, Delanes, Corduroy Cloth, Fauey Summer plain Zephyrs, White Serges, and all the Fancy Muslins, Prints, Sateens, in fancy dress productions materials, latest, We carry a very large stock of Black dress materials Laceincluding Corduroy cloth,; cloth, Nuus Merinos, Cashmeres, Veilings. aud Grenadines, Black dress material, Fancy
.
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Shirt-fronts, Tinsel Gimps,
Parasols, Braid
Black
Blouses,
Fancy
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Bead
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;
mention highly ordinary
less
of .blood of
The
tlie
could
that
.be
A
class
first
realy is
Millinery
now
on
Untrimmed
straw
less
also.
variety
bats
and
-Feathers,
i
Geelong Show-in the
yearling Hill
Western same-
colt draught and.Bullarook iu
District First year.
Smeaton,
at
Agricultural best group
the of First gombtycolts or fillies. draught threey bailing Champion prise at Smeaton Agricul Show -im 1886, :for. best Society tural coll or draught filly. yearling as a two In -1887-- be— gained First and -Western Disold at Geelong 1
year
National. torin'as
Spring
Shqw Society
First at. of VicT at First
;
.
Sopiety's.:
Navy Blue is November 1888.
Agricultural atwd year old colt; Association Exhi Spring Smeaton, &c.> old draught stallions; (foctwoyear bition and Talbot Show for First at Clunes First at old stallions; draught two year
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at
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Clydesdale in-
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of
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of trimmec show rooms
Priuee
We
in
bonnets Flowers,
end
Fancj &c, &c
;
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& J5s. 6d. &
&
Co.,.
,
in
EAST,
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Street,
G.
GOODS
at
HEAR
MAN'S,
marked
cheap.—
lid. 7s.
(id.
Millinery, Ribbons,
DEPARTMENT.
aud
now
this
Hats,
Bonnets,
Flowers,
,
Feathers,
French
Laoes,
Dress
English
Muslins,
s
Cambric, Sunshades.
Goods, Prints,
:
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Hosiery,
Ties,
Tweeds,
W.
G.
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Outfitter,
etc.,
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SHENTON.
WANTED
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SUMMER
NEW W.
GOODS.
just opened and have now on view assortment of Mens' splendid Felt Hati and colored in all the latest shapes Hats from 3d. each. Straw Is. Terai Hatf from with Puggaree 6s. 6d. each. etc. etc
WANTED
Intending
Purchasers
o
f
tuniog
imp.)
Owners whose
Country
prize-taking
Clydesdale of
The uptwo
I
the
Pianos
to'
Federal or
(673.),
Furnishing
particulars,
the
iuspecir
Stalliou.
BRITQN. By
to
their
breeder—
above
possessed
is
those
in for
prizetaker
grand
a
To
have
near
our showing New Season's department Mens' including and Youths' Tweed Suits, Tennis Shirts in "Cbttori, Flannel and Silk. Flanne White Drill Suits &c. '&c. Trousers, are
G. &
great
sold in Scotland of 1,100 guineas.
sum
We Goods Boys'
Paisley.
likewise sons
Navy Blue
possible blood
was
by
in
residing
—all
:
Mr. R. H ouse, Fen wick, of the property bred
and specially
External
MARTIN
Black
was
Drawhilling Kilmarnock; and David Riddle, Esq., Blub Ribbon waB home,
Ribbou
for infants Dietetics M. & Co. would Malted Food
pure which
s
a
Taylor,
one
Blue
Sire
"
-at
foaled
horse,
(imp.)
<
Blue
bay
a
Esq.,
medi
pure
help M, & Co, introducing Low Fever. attention will be promptest given to all orders on of couutry receipt stamps and for pence per bottle Liberal postage, count
Sill
Millinery
AliCY
CL0THIW8
Victoria.
Cluu63,
oi
or
repair
of Pianos in the
Instruments to write
to
require the
Federal
-
and
near
Ascot,
sale
MURRAY-STREET
selcteion view in our
tiusel-brn'amentsHat-pius,
Stallion.
;
the
a
as being in Tinctures— use. at and 1/1/G per half oz. Camphor Tinctures for Cold (in early stage) at 1/upwards., Neuraline— ;M & Co.'s for aiid'all Nerve Speciality Neuralgia pain at 1/6 each. M. & Co.'a Paint for Unbroken
1M1LUNERY.
cost.
Clydesdale -BLUE: By Bluc, Ribbon (imp)., Bred William by Holmes,
for
opened Homsepathic
'of
"
got regard-
Pure-bred NAVY
I860.
have
they dispensing
valuable.
,
strain
CO.,
Melbourne,
that
at. Chiibjaius eaohj 1/a distance' from Medical the confidence greatest of Baptisia preparation
Chiifon; Braid ..anc
Sash Laces, Ribbons, Ribbons, Belts, and Chiffon and underclothing. Scarfs,
;
r-f
rrrt
.
ALSO "Jackets,
of
valids,
j
Mantles,
of
keeping
and
I
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Tinctures and Triturations. of Chests Medicine and Books for usj be kept in family will Attention will also be given to the"
numerous
mention. He is a sure foalrgetter, has a beau tiful temper. The above will prove tbat the Duke the very is descended from best blood in the Cojouies. ;The Duke has as good a as cau be pos any stalliou pedigree sire sessed of (both uud darn having been and the best very imported)
Cash. '
Ohbmistb,.
in
notify for the and
Prescriptions cines in Pilules, An assortment
"
at
Spring.
tricfe
to
BEG
'
&
Homoepathic
:
gpring for
too
others
and
?
w
of
for
accom
Terms
Rates.
Established
SHIPMENT
NEW
to
"and Pastoral A gricultii'rall Society's First at Cargarie, &c.,. Show in 1886. the same Exhibitions year for yearling "First 'for old one or filly. year colt colt
host
a
-
year
and best
first Exhibition in group ;'also same show held in 1886. He Prize for draught one awarded First old entire colt the at Ballarat
Society's of three was
;
Cup' Challenge for,1 Colt in Grand Produce Sweepstakes, at Prizes that Show. at and first Clunes United Agricultural
Horse
Draught making,
:
;
Co.,
of Ihe?; Two /Thousand; winner Guineas. V ii f. .P. Dam, Frou-Frou (imp.), by Maccaronj:; nber dam, ,Gl.eqgoyyie, by Touch stone, out of Glengarhe, by Sultan. The Duke is half brother to Welling-
charges.
parties
MAKTIS
|
Lud,j
also First in each sweepstakes of £5 5s., given, by Messrs. gifts &
Alston valued
Got by KiDg Tom
to by Vidette), Van Voltiguer by Birdcateher, Darrell, Nell by Inheritor, by.Bl&cklock. to King King Cole is full brother
Ballarat, .also ;andf. of the best female Dick's dam by
have been won prizes Lai rdV S trbwan Iq j T 86 at. by. tl'/e Show of the National the Grand Spring A gricultural. he won Society .of; Victoria, First Prize of '£50 10s, as a yekrling of £30 10s. in the( First draught horse
1876. Vive (sister
Pio-nic Vehicles.
with
. '
AKE
s
iu
Victoria out of Qui
reasonable
''i'M.
!
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j
was
to
Prize
'
at
and
Wedding
Owner.
'
Reasonable
first
also placed at Daylesford. First Sire of Duke, King- Cole (imported), in bred in Englaud 1867, and imported
baited
and Loose Boxes Spare Stalls Shippers and Country Visitors. Horses kept for sale.
.
bb
j
as
Horses
;
MUSSON,j
|U'|'
of forwarded to auy part Saddle Horses for Ladies also Buggies and other always on hire..
Colony. and Geritlemeu,
i
-are
Perth.
Streets,
;
.0 5 two or Owner.
Bills
Mares
more
and Wellington
Murray
;
6'
:)6>
;
he
Ballarat, four only
when
;
EXPRESS
and
.
years old, Ballarat
Perth.
ESTABLISHMENT,
:
8.:
7
...
Briton,.
. ;
of blood. Messrs. JohnBon & Sons resolved to part withbinrqahd hb was purchased by Ross & McGregor last He has eeason. since proved very successful at thei.stud, and in the show been shown The Duke has yards. Beveral around the times Coleraine
.
year
at Skipton First Prize
address, PierSts.,
:
i.
at
f the
Most
the
M&ARDLE, LETTING
''
and FitBt
old;
,
and
without ou
>
in
the
note
of Goderich
HORSE
.
three
a
to
done
j
been
bavnig
.
as
Promptness
attended
Undertaking Notice and Manner. Please
Corner
.
£
;
Prize,
York
used.
with
orders
Country
;
|
,
,
Moraltaud
executed
Repairs, and Care.
.
:
dark head and neck;
grand'
Vehioles
Rates.
I
shows. Since prizes at.all.the principal Conqueror. to he has dam Duke lcame Laird o' Strowan's Ballarat, isqjess,t.' by.: The been shown three late renowned the breeding stallion, times, namely Ballurat 'Grand National Coxe's Pride of Scotland, Show, where impojiied./.I/. he was second. At Hardies Lo d Hopetoun's placed dam, Miss Maggie, and Mount be was Buchanan Hill MeVcier Society by George (imp.) ; grand was also awarded the and Miss placed First, (imp.), dam,, Maggie, by.Rothwell for best blood; in, Second ./Prize at Tal.botj ..'Champion, being .the Maggie won the yard. At Prize as 'Smeaton he was First a at Skipton yearling placed at Bal and received First' the Champion; Prizie First, as.a'.iwo, .prizeyear blid, for 'Clunes and Second having the best blood of any sire,' larat, Skipton i
a
of
description Possible
standing
high,
|
racehorses. as a two been raced
as
record
has
arid
District,
sire,
grand-
has
Lowest
None but seasoned Gum and other timber
races. important Dam Duchess, by Chieftain— Letitia, Chieftain New Wairier-— Lapgar by Green, For fuller re particulars Pedigree see Stud Book. v THE CHARGES TO COVER.
for two-year-old Johnson & near by .Messrs. Sons, for tbe sum of Five Hundred Coleraine, Guineas, and being used on the station ever had to remove bim on since, they of having to get another account change
of
of
qualification
well
as hunters, unbeaten
ah
old,
when
alright
and was the Kilmarnock, property David Riddle, BlackhalljPaisley. Esq., Blue Ribbon's was sire, Darnley, Champion 1 horse .of Great Britain To say anything .more in: years.
or
has.
The
o'
foaled 22nd -Bay, Sire. Blue Ribbon September, ,_1885. '-Blue Gibbon was bred (imp). by Mr.R. Taylor, House, Fenwick; Drawhilling is
'
THE DUKE, The Dukeie a dark brown Stallion. He has an, imbense flat with bone;
and
Laird
sire,
inch
one
other
at
,
country.
Lord Strowan,
principal
'
two,
a,
Bay
Stallion,
".
and splendid' head, neck and' shoulders, short with middle piece, back, splendid stone enough to carry any fifteen strong man over He any fence in the country. is the of stallion sort to get just good
at,
splendid
up served
the
all
.
prize.'
'
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and
to.
being
:
of £203,
sum
,
Warracknabeal,
of
total
large WonJ at
He
joints.
bf,tweu.ty-six|
second
one
a
|
u.
at
First First
to the
totsil
is Malakoff sixteen hands
Show.
Society's
Stalliou
Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.
j
they
Carts, Spring and Heavy Tip
on
every built
prizes.
The
(
that
public
Tip Carts, Light improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggops, Vans,1 Double -and -English Delivery Seated Single Baggies, Dog Carts, aud Spring Drays
'dam, Miesie by Sfauley (822), dam Mr. McKerrow's National which took of Mare, upwards first
Perth,
,
'
at
old'
Amounting shows.
Rrize sixteen
the build
to
:
two 'year
and
having
at Thirst yeai' old, at Beau at, CI unes, First, at Hardies Hill. As a First First at Smeaton,'
First
prizes
first
YWarraclci
one
a
andFirst
fort,
f
-
-
Ballarat,
at
First
Association the Bpslendid,
Making
Society's at First
inform
'
viz.
old
year tural
class.
and Daylesford Association; Show,in the classes. First in the Three at the Beaufort Class Agricul
Glerilyon, Agricultural
The folldwibg are the :— Pedigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale StalliohT LORD HOPETOUN Laird o' Si;iUfBy Strowan, Bredi by?Ross and McGregor;Ballarat: EordHopetoun' has gainedthe follow ing prizes, as nabeal
imported Franklin
to
prepared
.
a
and Pier Sts
.
all
and the
in
ei
of Goderich
Wish
:
through Colony.
Show;
grand
A i:
are
,
Ballau
at
BOWR4 Corner
FACTORY
COACH
H-:
ijthe
'
the
in
First Pastoral
STANDARD
the
at ;Ihe firs prize Show in Aberdeen in highland "Society second at in Dumfries 1870, 169, first at Kelso and the. first at inl872,Agricultural Show ot Royal Society's Manchester. of Prince Wales is by General (322), dam, Darling by Samp son, alias Twiu Logan's (741)
Briton's
gained
Agricultural
>
approach
Prince
.
travel
—
and
colt,
won
of
mare.
.
and Districts
Clydesdale he In-1889 a
'
Are now the SOLE PROPERTYof MR. J. MUSSON Sydney Coffee Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT
PERTH, Farming
three Prize for
of
service
per
-
Australia.
oid year the nearest horse.
for
Cargarie
i
Western.,
to
i
by
the
-
Robs'
Mr.
imported >w
\-ar,
r
ODfj
"
QQ(v
Lately
ENTIRESijj
;
at
-
-®-
(
been
at.40guineas
'
CELEBRATED
has
pjublic
;
THE
THRIVE
who
National
,
,
1
AND:SEITLERS.:;
BREEDERS
Grand
:
TO
and Horsham
, a 3how/,in;l|387w y qv-.n-y In' 1888 he gained tlie Champidn Cup 'second lime), value £30, at- National A.G.g. of Yicxori'a ;s£bond at' tliesame i show. First Ballarat A.P.S. for tat old entire colt. First at three_y.ear J Clunes and G.A.E.' -First at Talbot;,
-
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Wimmera 1
T£a<lLYOriLc! SQUATTERS,
j
STOCK
Stock
Warehouse
at or
th< 3
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of Chelsea think the old sage of opinion that every was question five has at least sides. If so, he in the ex posed would, viewing pro frantension of our: parliamentary We
looked have doubtless about chise, of vantage for, coigns in addition to those two which liave been .
or
aufci-
swagrnen during the past few in reconnoitring the position. of these parties has corpe to the new the bill a godsend, scheme have which, might hatched in Hades. Let us
weeks
occupied
by
swagihen
believe other a been take
other thvse glance at one of tliose views of the question whioh may be considered, andnot without pro fit. Sir John Forrest's franchise
a
Mr.
Langsford
213
Mr.
Holmes
first
worse
Birmingham
109
T.
Marshall
106
Mr.
W.E.
Wray
So
Mr.
J.
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to
order
this
to this,
end ; and (to orown Tower of political to be safe religiously the continuance of this
Eiffel
absurdity)
guarded
by
right who
ffpfi
pry
of
in
the
masses
hew the
80 "
of the people, far duped by the Baored of rights
to give their property" a to and a principle., as
which
iuYolyecl
its
H.
R.
Doonan
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73
Watkins
Hope
67 54
five
mentioned were declared duly the business of the day was concluded vote of thanks by a hearty to the moved Mr. Returning Officer, T. H by Marshall. and1
COUNTRY 1;
adhesion pyacfioe logical
st
NEWS.
imjgabgmsarea
MINGINEW: A great of quantity wood has been coming few months.
There
is
nothing
wool and sandal in here these last
fresh
from
the goldgoing
Every week diggers are and coming to and from the fields. fields.
a
I hear crioket
steps club, and it
moter, will prove
unimproved
to say, the right deliberately block for tfieiy private aggrandise of public ment the way progress, to feed as it were on the vitals of and to be enfranchised the country, is
gentlemen
Dr.
elected,
that
belief
that
still,
211
named
no
the proprietors of immense of unimproved iweaa rural lands should a vote possess of such land for the protection that or
218
Mr.
The first
next
horses Tizbar
for
are
Mr. is
to being taken organise W. Carson is the pro to be hoped his efforts
successful.
A special
town lot should vote as of such lot, the owner although he neither build nor let build would
in
One
227
good
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he should exercise the franchise there while of the situation) logic
owner
E. T.
were de clared duly elected, and all returned thanks Dean except Goldsmith and Mr. Holmes. In Fremantle the proceedings at the poll viewed with apathy by the ing place were and at no general body of the electors, time was there any of the excitement and which bustle marked the contest in Perth A fair of number people, however, gathered in the Town to hear Hall the announce ment of the poll which was as below
the time,
and
fc
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James
five
chain which to Mammon's Then would they a of amaze feeling
with
Bourke
Mr.
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On the triennial Tuesday last school hoard elections were in held Perth and Fremantle. In the the city contest was and the closest that exciting has taken for The place years. was poll opened at noon and lasted till in four the afternoon,, but the numbers were not made known until before seven when shortly the following was announced as the result
the (behold the city with five thous? capitalist and pounds invested in the bank in circulation at York and placed for its in the district development That should have no vote, again
eye.
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From a notice in our advertising columns will see that it is intended patrons to hold a bazaar in aid of the Catholic Boys' of Subiaco Orphanage early in January next. A second notice calls upon collectors to forward at the rnnnivArl once amounts by them to Miss Farrelly, James Street, Perth.
the
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grant at York Parliamentary
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JRecorti.
in your purpose, resist and spirit iniquity evil with good, having before your conquer the reward prepared for those who combat Pius the name IX. of Christ."
Perth.
Limited,
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Compaby,
are
fellows,
fare
whether in the
or
Agricultural
Royal
Western
Swab Brewery
;
in the times would not
longer
intelligence share large held things
Conf Didacus, Bibiana, V.M. St. Francis Xavier, C. Second of Patron Australia. (Day of Devotion.) 4— ;SUN. 2nd Sunday of Advent. 5— MON. St. Martin, P.M. B .C 6— TTJES. St. Nicholas, of Immac. 7— WED. St. Yigil Coneep. Ambrose, B.C.D. 8— THUR.; of B.V.M. Immac., Concep. Day of Devotion. 2— 3—
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system
when the world under the was quiescent despotism of With what money-bags. then would difficulty they of realize that men average
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a
of
palladium
people might go to the wall that ought not to find something
as
its over the segis reality and to be in fact people's rights, and not in parody an oracle to their will. One-man-onedeclare vote would be the order of the and would day, people feel at last that free they were from the trammels that had bound them for centuries to tradi-. which in their ignoraneethey tions, held which once sacred, but they
linked bound
15s. Fremantle, 31-8-92, 15s. Northam," 30-6-92,
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Mr.
regard
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
Purity,
sacred liberties
oppression, gr6ed, might and all that would tend amelioration of the maBses
triumph,
exist of "rights" in but wealth,
money,
-:o:
Orphanage Bazaar that
desire
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it,
even
of the cant no w-— so called even in order to protect the
BAZAAR.
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of
justice,
and the in
abolition of Just so minds as many are to think for the colony's so would votes just.many be to into the ballot cast
vote. there
public
STREET,
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it,
shape the property
entire
use
have articles in soliciting
ornamental
greatest
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essentials a different very aspect from that which it bears to-day. It would in one important very par ticular differ from the Govern ment bill the claims of property to factor would as a recognition political their present be relegatedfrom con
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in
kept
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in
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ohly
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will
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with
,
,
purchasers.
from
Lend
to
Houses. Land
after
it
accept half loaf said proverbial ferable to no bread. had the of framing, we might say the passing would measure present
throughout.
GLOBE
THE;
suit
mea
it,
measure,
ing
description
!
in
cognizing
very
Land
!
retrograde
in
.
Boarding Cottages
to
Hours
Office
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PROPRIETOR.
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and Land
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no
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Chambers,
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is assuredly
with certain alterations suggested from without and to be embodied in proposed the bill, a honest fairly attempt to meet the popular demand for adult But true democrat's, re Buffi-age
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BUSINESS
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LAND
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leaves here on Thursday Geraldton raceB. The only gone from here are Mr. Linthorne's and Mr. M. Morrissey's Mizpah. train
the
We have two five hotels, stores, and wheelwrights' butchers', blacksmiths', and houses ; but shops three< boarding there is no station, school, or police ohapel here. little This town was all astir 011 rising the 9tli the occasion meet being the first of Race ing the Minginew Club. About 20Q passengers arrived by the train from Geraldton and stations en route. The day was a pleasant and the various events one, were well contested. The accident only the day, of ooourred the Hurry during when MoPherson's horse fell with Scurry who Donovan unhurt. luckily escaped The horse died from of the enects the fall. In the evening the Lynch Family of Bell ringers at the Midland peyfovsvicd Hotel tft 3 crowded house, after whioh a b# was held. The Geraldton brass band attended and dancing waa up till kept sunrise.
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with profound regret that I -have, the death' to irepprb of Mr. R. Gibbons." "It the .deceased, ;wfll be; remembered; that some, few months gentleman; ago was bf 'the Tinappointed Minifig Registrar fields, and R. M. of the Blackwood District. after Shortly taking up his resi denceat the Blackwood he became but after a time, he became ill, seriously able to resume somewhat better and was his duties. Only for a short time however was he allowed to continue in tlie of his duties he was again .for discharge seized" with illness and gradually became worse until it was deemed iiecessa,ry .to'' remove him to Bunbury where, he was to1 by Dr. attehded Lovegrove and closely his friends bub all efforts his to. secure were and on1 Friday recovery unavailing, at last 230 a.m. he breathed morning his laBt. The Hon. W! E. Marmipri wa!s informed"1 of the" serious liis of. illness fit
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BISHOP
WEST
AND
THE
want
of
practical
to
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as already personal experience pub lished." The official records of the are. of course Courts, Supreme and Police' evidence so far as to the they apply 110 individuals concerned, but further. Newspaper controversies, being contra-' cannot be claimed as evidence versies, by Public is perhaps one side' Agitation only. as! as unsafe' to quote evidence as a dream would be finally. Bishop Gibney refers " to. his already pub personal experience, to lished!" Witii this 1 may say regard in alluding to that l had sonde delicacy not know what degree as I did ibbefore, of himself importance Bishop Gibney it. 1 am however now, placed .upon his related relieved. As far as I recollect, dealt with cruel treatment of expedience natives in' Roebourne arid Derby, his ex and friendliness of the honesty perience: of the Beagle Bay natives after, an ex-: of a few and of the re weeks,, perience of them", to go out in a fusal of sbine' to the boat; With first, pearling' regard that as it refers! to natives I may remark "Governor and under the, control of the his Executive never changed in spirit, this serious charge 'is against them and not the settlers, and1 1 would further against' remember, that the remark., thafc l do not made any, public at that accuser. protest which time against these alleged cruelties,, to are now "as a proof only dragged out ,1: the charge against the settlers.
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he did jthub Gibney;says; Mr.r Haynes into this no true, contest doubt, :bu't it is-:also jtrue; since done he-is that he has forso, his' still "thankfulfor contribucourageous We have all been tion" tothbsu to believe thatit a 'good requires taught to tell at' times, deal of courage the truth this is the first occasion that but I think come under notice that au has ever my as' " courage individual has been styled ous" in which are making. statements to and in calling a fact, mainly contrary dead; man by bad names. Sir,
not
at
-Bishop,
invite
first ;
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mercy to at slaughter the latter suffered as any moment, to have done, and these they are reported are which under mainly the conditions all the settlers and a great nearly many of the pearlers worked. I am quite pre will pared to admit that a native prefer to eat without workthan plenty having to work for plenty to but eat, my ex is that he would s'obner do some perience work under fair treatment with to plenty eat and lots of company, than suffer the semi-starvation and risks of his bush life. With to the regard honesty of the blaoks which seems to have struck Bishop mention that were Gibney, I can they honest at the De very Grey after (accord to Peter 40 natives had been ing Ferrara) shot in three years, and they were often left in. charge of ip any tons of flour, and thousands of sheep. It is also pretty cer tain that Bishop Gibney has to thank the punishment resulting from the murders of Messrs. and Goldwyer Banter, Harding, and Shenton, for the respect in which his life and property were, rather than held, to the excellence of his own object. I have found that there is no difficulty in training the native boys up to a certain of but then he seems to pitch civilisation, see that the. civilisation of the white man has no to offer he could. not prizes him, find and industry to patience cultivate the soil for his own livelihood' if or he got some he knows" that his sheep as his! own friends would soon eat them all. Thus, with to no incentive work beyond the next it is not meal, that the surprising older he get after about twenty the lazier lie and the more inclined he becomes gets, to vicious indulgence. Many an hour have I spent in over thinking, projects which the black from the might save brutal of his natural state, on the savagery one hand, or the debauchery which civil isation him on .brings and I Jhe other, must confess it has always seemed an inBolluble Bub I recognised that problem. the less the black aiid the lower clas3- of whites came in contact the better, but un they have" so many tastes in fortunately oommon it that seems a task. hopeless There are three which be steps might taken which I have would, think, a beueficial.infiuence the black race. upon 1 Enact that no white man who had been found to have acted should! be cruelly allowed to 2. Forbid employ blacks. in a township, unless any black to remain on business. the law of vagrancy 3, That should to natives within apply certain areas. The first of these I urged upon the Government years ago, but to no purr the others pose I have suggested, ; but I suppose, one is, impracticable, and the " last is opposed to tlie sentiment of let the poor fellow follow his inclina own. tion." There is very much we should all to see like different the downward in. course of the black, but it seems the in exorable law of nature, the law, of God, that the civilisation of the white man apts as a blight the black, upon gradually him out of existence in temperate forcing climates at The future of the any rate. races in tropical countries is still a pro blem, though in Uganda it seems! that the. missionaries have Found it. necessary to to the "gruesome urge on' their converts work" of slaughtering a few hundreds 'of the blaoks.
if left Residents,, thatto induce likely hardly financial assistance which Bishop Gibney asks to aid him iii"' his good work. This course of action some are to people apt " describe as a little bit mad." being The position has now, I think, resolved itself into this.' "Bishop Gibney contends that cruelty, and injustice inhumanity has been, and is still, the ruling character of the action of the settlers towards the and humane is blacks, that anv treatment On the other hand my cpnexceptional. tention is that and kindness, humanity, has been the of the justice, ruling spirit settlers towards the blacks, and that cruel inhuman employers have been the excep tion. If tliis does not represent the case like to I should Bishop Gibney put his contention In of his support plainer. contention to Bishop Gibney; alludes " official records,". contro newspaper and and versies," J', public, agitabionsi"
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'fighting
justice.
in Dafdahup-on the ficjdy :o£ tfi.e and a Verdict manUarroll; of' death was returned. apcidental
place,.
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Hei walked the station, go diving. an went signed agreement to dive, out, and ran the first got sea sick, away twice He season. walkej in the, following season, (about 80 miles this time), signed an went and re agreement again, out, at the mained as .Jong as I was pearling there. I mention this as case, this man out of a crew of about 30 divers, took less to work than of the the others, kindly any for the reason as he said, that it made him sea sick. be Nearly all the crew to hostile the longed to tribes previously coast natives, and inhabiting hilly country from 60 to 80 miles from the station where they could have defied a white man to follow them, had they wished to avoid him. I was their frequently through with one of their own country mostly tribe as companion, where only they could have slaughtered "me juisb whenever it them. When the pleased leaving station for their winter holiday they would all tell me where I Bhould find them when wanted, but for the last year or two that I was there I had! only to send a on to foot collect them. messenger and brought one or two They all came seen who, though they had never strangers whites before came in with the object of Then while on the going diving. again boats there would be two white men to 30 or 40 blacks ; they knew that we had no firearms a except fowling piece which never was so that it is fair kept loaded,
on his sideis as taking of officials, opinions which of evidence:phe course of the .views .of evidence jar.enly those officials, and with this he readily no matter how impro swallows any tale, bable or'frbiii1 Avhafc source it come3. He relates a tale of horror of which; (the truth he vouches the perpetrator of which for) deserves sentence a long of hard certainly labour. But the witness why did not the information to the police. It give does not say much for his love of justice to The other keep it dark all this time. story of starved boys being put on wild horses for punishment is absurd in the face of it. No xhari to would' be likely ruin his horses for' the sake of punishing
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adults,
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coffin,
10s.;
6s.
to
mariners.
Swan of Tasmania.— on
light
general day of
children,
ex'tfa
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York.— G. Wall, £2.
children",
Notice
Temporary North-east coast —
Island, It
is
hereby
notified
thai
information,
adults,
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the
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first5
to the May,. 1893, during repairs Tower, and until' further Lighthouse notice> a 1White Light (revolving evpry
sixty
be
will
seconds)
exhibited
frolu
a
Tower erected on the North-, east side of and close to the permanent tower. The light wiir be at the height Temporary
of 74
ubove high water, in clear weather 14
feet
visible
Appointments.—
and
be
will
miles.
To be Assistant £u " The Scab Act, L. MacGregory,
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spectors 1891":—
W. J.
G.
J. Macphersou, M. Rowland. P. C; Fee, Warden's Court; Pilbarra.
pherson, Steel, bailiff,
Perks,
Remounts.—
A
M. to
communication
be
from
the
lndiau Government with reference to the purchase of remounts for. the British Army in India, is publishdd.
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to
Supreme
Court.
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Victoria,
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revised J pro for 1893,
instructions
is '
published.
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P ublic Nos. 2104
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ASSEMBLY.
Monday, .November
2 1st.
The took the chair at Speaker 730 p.m. Mr. Oarning brought up the report of the select on the Perth committee Gas Com oanv's Amendment Bill; The Commissioner of Railways, in to Mr. said the con reply Traylen, tractor for the Northam-Yilgarn rail not his be allowed to run way would etc from trucks, material, engines, Northam free over sections completed of the line, but would be charged at the lowest tariff rates. and ex Special :
,
had been made for of water for supply of locomotives tjjse along the route. The Commissioner of Crown Lands, in reply to Mr. Monger, said the Gov ernment did not intend to take any action of the sale of the in the matter Lady Hopetoun mine, in the Kimberley ceptional
the the
provision and
storage
.
tinder
District,
from
warrant
a
of execution
the
Warden's the! Court, had stated most definitely prietors' the amount claimed would be
'
as
the
During
pro that
it
discussion
was
.
It money. the debate that the transpired during Commissioner of Lands intended half
declaring road to
million
a
an
of
area
agricultural
the
on
reported.
Act read
a
Further second .
time.
The that
His that his
informed the House Speaker from message had been received the Governor Excellency stating Sir James Lee-Steere had resigned as the representative of position of colony in the Federal Council a
second reading Amendment
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the Treasurer movent" Constitution Act was The motion
of the Bill.
who to members by several spoken the supported generally measure, and the House adjourned at 1010 p.m. V
The
November took
22nd. the
The Bill
of
Bills
Bill
read
were-
a
at
chair
Defences the Bill, and the Companies second time, and the at ,855
adjourned
in >
re
be in
a
to
position
with
deal
it
the
House
ment
the
upon
Commissioner to
reply
Mr. station
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Of
LEGISLATIVE
Mr.
The
R
Mr.
Mr,
of
cases
May
Something was spent
respectively.
£11,800
stipendiary had the)
a
year magistracy,
less
now
communication
railway
amalgamate a
and
more on
the
magistracy
the that
they and
number.
was Land Regulation Bill read a third time and passed. The debate on the second reading of was the Homesteads Bill resumed and continued till 11-30 p.m. when the House adjourned.
22nd.
took
/
the
'
chair
at
on
the Bill
adopted. The House Vent into committee on the Public Health Act Further Amend ment Bill, at 310 p.m. andjadjourned I
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LEGISLATIVE Wednesday, ;
The
Speaker
-
ASSEMBLY. November
23rd.
took
chair
the
DeHamel,
said
certain
National Library of Australia
returns,
took
Commissioner
at
at
chair
The Schools
Act
Amendment
Bill
time.
.
was
The
R. F. Sholl
and
Industrial was
read
debate
resumed,
House
went
Companies
inents
were
248
Several
Bill.
The
House
was
—
The
took
Speaker
cover
pally street
due
to
Director Mr. R.
Smith's branch
j
Works, in Alison
on the locomotive was the railways under the of the Government. If a desire on the part of hon; the Govern to see the report,
On
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p
ace
it
on
motion a of Mr. Paterson the branding of for provide to exportation and karri prior jarrah was read a first time.
the
to
bill
On
motion of Mr. Canning the on select committee
the
the
the Perth Gas Company's Act Amendment was Bill adopted. of
report
In
accordance
the ruling of the Mr. Simpson moved the dis Speaker the Health Act of Public charge Bill from the Further Amendment of the orders and that it be re day, ferred to a select committee. Seconded and agreed to. The by Mr. Traylen, were as selected members of following committee Mr. the Mr. Quinlan, Mr. Throssell, Mr. Solomon, Traylen, Mr. Simpson. House
with
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at
adjourned
on
a
first
the
and after
Reformatory time.
Homesteads some
2-52
says The ments
in landlords and resorting
doing that
to
Davitt abate-
evictions
drive
p.m.
of
revival
Michael
withholding
will
which
the;
to:
respeot Ireland,
in
the
are
tenantry
those excesses which will make of anti-Home good the reasoning Rulers. A more wicked or more reprehensible welfare mode of political could not well be conceived thau this. This anti-Home of attack is Rule line suggested by British
thau landlords. by Irish the adveut of an Irish even more than their Irish brethren the Hual as do, particularly settlement of the Irish laud question must be the work, as it is the inevitably of a National right, This legislature. is certain to be radical settlement in and and the British scope character, know that wheu well landocracy right more
They
dread Parliament
once
see
certain
strike
—
demand
to
hatred
a
a similar of intensity to opposition of his Home
the
Hence
Mr. Gladstone Rule policy.
of and account
on
We
if
can
blow
deadily
Welsh
bundled, bag of way statutory of Irelaud out
and baggage— by enactment, of course are they deliverance. landlords
and
Scottish, landlordism
English,
farmers
at
driven to it, British land Irish Parlia
before au the right of doing so, by example, and I am of opinion legislative we are called to consider the upon now of so. There is advisability doing even lordism, ment obtains
easier or nothing The most vulnerable
constitutional.
more
in the armour is landlordism the land tax. The landlords of England, Scotland and Wales are paying their land tax to-day point
of British
(general
dUantngs.
not
Drunkenness
Amongst
Women-
a
upon
of their
valuation
properties
but upon a valuatiou which existed hundred and fifty And years ago !
startling
statistics.
result
is
that
a
tax
if
whioh,
imposed
oue
the as
other taxes are the current upon value of the object, would in forty bring or million fifty pouuds to the Imperial Exchequer auuually, only produces eleven hundred thousand This legal is fraud new no iu British subjeot all
The London has "Daily Telegraph" taken up the question of drunkenness Its are amongst women. investigations out the fact which we have bringing again and again drunkpointed out,, that enness is and long has amongst women been on the increase and has become a national shame. The "Telegraph" of -The Metropolitan September 22 6ays Police returns show a decided advance
Bill
discussion
them,
into
atj
Mr.
to
Brutality
oheokmate
with
Writing
report
there members ment had no objection the table of the House.
to
evictions
of consideration was
of Landlord
clause!
chair
said
Secret how
j
Public
of Sholl,
at
victims
driuk.
to
onj
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The
a
'95 Clerkenwell, per cent of drink; at Bow-street that the failures re to: reported from were habits drinking princi and at Worshipamong women; 80 per cent, of the cases were
was
it
2 30 p.m.
reply
at
the
were
25th.
the
also patent Shoreditcb,
is
North months
appearing
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ASSEMBLY, November
Friday,
It
Hoxton,
court iu one single day. London Police Court in 245 women were twelve charged and with 347 more drunkenness, with also. Of 2554 women being disorderly
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well
is
charged At the
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too
East-end No generally. is district free of the populated One gentleman said on scourge. women Monday he had seen thirty
reported.) 455 p.m.;
at
adjourned
The statements corroborated,
of the week they have money in drink. It is not merely in k and Westminster that 'the
amend-)
and when
accepted,
reached progress
was
magistrates' clerks, gaolers, and others whose daily them to frequent the Met
thickly drink
was:
committee
into
women
Clerkenwell, and in the
said
.
moved for a return the individual amounts of showing money paid to newspaper proprietors on for account of the advertising Public Service. Mr.
Treasury
of
and
same
period. were taken into in London alone.
charge
in
postponed.
in
of
Railways, the Gov Solomon, reply ernment had paid the expenses incurred In connection with the funeral of the was late who engine-driver Wright killed by the train on the North Freiiiantle and had also made a bridge, of £50 to his allowance compensation widow. Mr
to
was
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24th.
the
the
consideration
Bill
The
The Police was read a fiist
730 p.m. The Colonial Treasurer informed the House that he the loan placed on London market had been successfully floated. Tnere were 210 tenders. the amount tendered was £791,800, and the was £100 5s. average price The Colonial in reply to Treasurer, Jdr.
The Speaker 730 p.m. The
/
2-30 p.m. \ The report of) the committee Land Regulations Amendment was
November
Thursday,
amended.
The
Bill
war
tli
evil
to
reply
of Defences committee and
in
the
Mr.
at Albany, magistrates Vasse, ToodBunbury, and KatanBlackwood
Safety
The
for a return giving the tried or heard between and 31st October last by
Murray,
ning than
by
in
spend
Sou
asked
was
was
at most London charge sheets courts are always heaviest on Mon the of women proportion being from the reason that at probably
end
to
institution
Secretary,
considered
Bills
moved
the stipendiary Perth, York, yay,
seconded
Colonial
The
Throssell.
DeHamel,
the
said he could not keep his Hackett, that he would introduce promise a the present Bill to during session, abolish in the custom of primogeniture this as now a member he was colony, of the Government
:
Sholl,
Traylen, number the 1st
ASSEMBLY.
-Speaker
The
of
large,
Mr.
Forrest moved that "the should at once take steps to test at what depth water in sufficient be procured can at Southern quantities was Cross." This after discussion so as amended to be applicable to the whole of the. inland districts. The House divided the amendment, upon which was carried by the casting vote of the Speaker. Those who voted for the amendment were Mr. Darlot, Mr. Mr. Mr. DeHamel, Harper, Mi. Lefroy, Mr. Molloy, Mr. Loton, Mr. Mr. Quinlan, Monger, Paterson, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Solomon, Mr. H. Mr. Traylen. Sholl, Hon. Against: Sir John Forrest, Hon. W. E. Marmion, Hon. H. W. Venn, Mr. Baker, Mr. Mr. Mr. CookClarkson, Canning, Mr. A Forrest, Mr. wortliy, Hassell, Mr; Mr. Phillips, Mr. Piesse, Pearse, A. Government
Mr.
this provide when it telephone
a
Inquiry
days,
for.
railway from He antici Wellington-street. in the whole of Wel pated throwing from Barrack-street to lington-street, William and for the station, -street, a part for a cab stand. reserving
p.m.
November
Tuesday,
with
in Railways, said the new to be fenced off
Forrest, was not
this
police
to further Mr. Replying said the Colonial Hackett, Secretary the Government had not the slightest
to
8373
on
drank
"
oi
the
daring
custody
The
contained determined
no
objection
number
cases
by the facts. from the Bench are in other quarters.
Hospital.'
police.
the
disorderly" Last year
it
"responding
n
justified
.
seized
liquors
at
had been made application for one. The Colonial in Surgeon formed' Him that no he saw necessity communication for to the telephonic
in reply to Treasurer, did said the Government to lay the table upon pf o? the Govern the report
Analyst
by the The
chair
the
.
in reply The Colonial to Secretary, Mr. Hackett, said the Colonial Hospital was not provided with a telephone be
Colonial
not
took
President,
cause
in
was
and petty sessions ropolitan policecourts in the accumulation has resulted of in formation which unfortunately no leaves room for doubt that the recent inagis,comments terial upon the frequency of feminine are more iutoxication than
25 th.
to the refute statements but had not therein, yet the mode of doing so.
.
of Public Works Director in to Mr. Clarkson on said a report reply at the removal of the railway station Newcastle to a more convenient posi been from tion had received the and the matter was Engineer-iu-Chief, being considered.
Traylen, propose
COUNCIL.) November
The Colonial in reply to Secretary, Mr. Morrison, said' the Government the had seen to the director's report shareholders of the Midland Railway Company, and intended taking action
The
There
missionaries, duty obliges
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The
3 p.m
_
House
Safety
Railways, that a
said
DeHamel,
a
—
Friday,
The
-
3 p.m.
Treasury
would
qualification
3000; in 1891
than
3500.
growth
spoke
favour of of six months. at 10'16 p.m.
LEGISLATIVE
the actual showing length of the surveyed line for the Mullewa Railway was now being made, and that if such a as the probable contingency arose, cost of erection the sum exceeding voted the Government (£150,000)
might have
COUNCIL.
President
of
Commissioner to Mi'.
.
LEGISLATIVE Tuesday,
The
measure
—
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who
members were in
.
reply turn
those
less
was
nearly
Amendmen' The considered. Act
The House adjourned
in reply The Colonial to Treasurer, Mr. DeHamel, the said Government did not intend to amend the Hawker's Act.
of
majority to the
—
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residential
total
adjourned! The Constitution was BilT further
the"
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members Several Yilgarn. the Government expressed hope that would that the land was guarantee suitable for agricultural The purposes. was Bill amendment agreed to without and
possible.
Mr.
asked why provision had not been made for assisting the settlers of the South. Western Division who had suffered by the drought 1 The Colonial it Treasurer remarked that was a notable fact that in the only settlers the Eastern Division who pressed for a consideration under the proposed were measure those whose lands abutted The upon the Yilgarn Railway route. claims Eucla the of the district for means to obtain water by boring were mentioned, and to thia the Colonial Treasurer that it would probably replied cost
further
The
paid before the day of sale. The debate on the Land Regulations Amendment was Bill resumed in com mittee.
hon. member for 7thof March last, relative to the number of Government employes, and other particulars, would, as if moved for, be completed soon as
th6
by
on
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focus
Kingdom
the in
retaliation
landlordism the attention
upon
the
representatives
this
the imposition ing the 9qrr?at Yetjqeof
for
time has of Ire the actum
against of the
Home United
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of Railways and of Public Works.
other Teas, Condiments,
& Corned
will
may
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any
of
payment
on
same
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obtained
the
of
and also be
oa
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of China pickings Indian Chutneys, Preserves fix Lunch Tongues, Tin'd and! other Neats-foot oils, of Sugars splendid quality
or
may number
limited
a
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only
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the Cheapest and Best Store, 5 ere are articles of good quality only, in 71b bags and Oatmeal Pea Flour, Marmalade and great variety of Jams, Pearl & Green Arrowroot, Sago, Peas, Salmon, Sardines, Lobster, Herrings &c, into
Office,
Bunbury.
House,
and
be
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at this
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Contract,
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December,
.
They Director
PERTH.
the
for
1892,
below
this
at 20th
.
the
be received
the Tuesday, above Contract.
on
,
TICKETS available for issued to Fremantle'j Perth, times and 'fares at shewn
be
:
for
will
TENDERS up to Noon
will be received at this Office Tuesday, the 6 th of December, above Contract.
on
,
'up 1892,
TEMPERANCE HALL, BARBACK-ST.
noon
!
to
keeps ONIONS, Newest
11 miles.
MONDAY,September further day .until potice
every
RETURN
14 days, will and Guildford
OILMAN TENDERS
urn
about
Length
aud
BOOKINGS.
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CONTRACT.
Commencing
12th
CHEAP
of
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lowest
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of Conditions Contract, Specifications be seen at this may Drawings Office, the Count House, Carnarvor.
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to
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for
1892,
the
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LATE
Butcher,
of
sarily
the
at of
this
Office
December,
Contract. to The Hon. and marked
addressed Works, for Printing
lowest or any accepted
Office
the out
Additions
—
Specifications, this Office.
teDder
Director Works
FuVli'j
Perth,
W. of
will
uot
neces.
VENN,
Railways of Public
Australia, 1892,
return
on
By
trains
ice
Works.
.
been
p.m.
to
Perth
to
cancelled 530
p.m.
returning
:
at 552 p.m. he obtained
; i
at the
Traffic at the
or
Pepth Station, Manager's Office,
Buildings.
Public
>
of the
Commissioner
of
ibAVIES,
Railways,
Office, i
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Traffic
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notice
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another
to
charged
on
.
from
when
Railway
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By
Stations. order of
The
fbjoioht
required.
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of
Commissireer
JOHN Traffic'
-
Perth,
be plat
forward Sender's apply to Southern
<
General/
General
must a'n'd
A Hon.
Railways.
-
Station
one
Railway
Easteip
forward
VIES,
General Traffic Manager, Traffic Manager's Office, 1892 9tb, September
be conveyed the
Parcels to sidings and platforms but pai eels fronn: prepaid, sidings forms to Stations, can either be, sent prepaid or charged, ward roil at This will also option, arrangement traffic to and from Great parcels
;
will to be subject passengers Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railways.
.
i
will
PauCbls
above.
'
Perth,
leaving
at
General General Traffic Manager's 30th 1892. June,
week
any
from
JOHN General
from
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therefrom.
By
cancelled.
430
p.m. versa, has
JOHN
are not transferable. Tickets be allowed of ordinary will Passengers 2nd class, 1st class, 841b 561b. luggage of trains will be delayed The departure or otherwise under at special circumstances, who of the Commissioner, will the discretion for any loss to passenger? not be responsible
order
at
555
Perth to Guildford will and will leave Guildford p.m.j. for Midland Junction,
O
;
specified
Excursion Railway
usual
as
intermediate is
from
Office, Traffic
order
to 2?5 p.m. A for Fremantle
at all Perth
ex
p.m.
avtrain
;
Office,
Western November,
p.m.
altered
topping '4
new
Fremantle at at all intermediate train from' Perth to
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the and
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available
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and
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6th
p.m. at 515
Works
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at 8 a.m. Beverley York, NeM'Northam, 10;55 a.m. 11.15 a.m. castle, Chidlow's Well, 2.5 p.m. Smith's Mill, 3 p m. Greenmount, 3.20p.m. These Tickets are only available by the
day by
Public
be
Perth.
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U
Tickets
received
55
m.'
A
altered. for
leave Perth
rup
of
General
rtj
e8
.
ADDITIONS
Conditions of Contract, at Drawings may. be seen The
Street,
:
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be
"Tender side, Contract."
Liddelow),
and Retail
above to
are
Director
be
will
Tuesday,'
on
also
The( and
Manager's
£
i
TENDERS;
2 p been
from the Junction Time Tables can 3
CONTRACT.
The has
will
542
slightly Perth
stopping
favour
at
m
up
train
in
Works.
to
SUTTON,
p.m.,
be leave
Fremantle. Fremantle,
.
and
£
OFFICE—
12 30 stations.
A
"
daily.
will
new
Public on
Works Office, Western Perth, Australia, 24th October, 1892.
train
will train at 330 p.m., stations. The
co
to t
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The mail train from p.m. will leave at 25 p.m., and, the times between Mill Smith's and
Fremantle
n
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;
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330
intermediate will Beverley
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3
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set.
per
W. VENN, of Railways Commissioner of Public Director
dispatch.
Barrack
CO
York p.m., Fremantle
H.
hand.
attended
STANLEY
us
:
Perth
to
and Contract, Specifications and seen., at this a Office, of the same be obtained may
payment
on
CO
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following ALTERATIONS will take .the of Trains for JULY, rnnniug The 8 a.m. Perth to train, Guildford, be continued to Midland Junction, ar at 832 and riving a.m., leaving again for Perth at 8-37 a.m. The 1220 mixed p.m. Perth to Beverley, will leave train, Perth at 910. a.m., Guildford at 940 a.m., Smith's Mill '1030 a.m., Chidlow's Well 1130 a.m., 1240 Clackline p.m., Spencer's Brook 130
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to
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.
of Poultry
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with
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on up to noou Tuesday, the 1892, for the above Contract.
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of
Commissioner Director
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General
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to be of Public
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$
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Contract.
.
above
.
on
the
_
for
1892,
w
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PERTH
.
STREET,
be received at this Office the 13th Tuesday, December, will
.
BARRACK
TENDERS up to Noon
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demanding
V
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-
k.
j.
that
of
In your
Hay and
sister
STOCK MR.
before
of
purchasing
Wholesale
FUNERALS in
colony
Manner at SHORTEST
the
'Moderate NOTICE.
K.
G
say
you
in
b.
j
Retail
. j
WATCHMAKER.
MR. &
Tobacco
l1ndell,
v.
of'J.
M. Wendt. Adelaide,) BARRACK ST., PERTH, (Opposite Town Hall) as a Watchmaker in the Old Country long experience and 5 years for the principal as a Watch firms in Repairer the should be a City,
in
sufficient that in
Cigar
LINDELL'S Melbourne guarantee
that
work
all
entrusted
to
bim
of
Importers
at
any, part most Respectful at: the Charges
Hairdressers'
Always opening
new
promptly Latest
promptly
received
and
colonial
Sporting..
RETAIL
the
regarding
BIN
DEPARTMENT-
boot
Ware, Fancy Goods, Pianos;
Soaps;
.
Pictures,
and
Books
Scents,
SURVEYORS, CHAMBERS,
George's
great
Terrace,
UNDERTAKEN
5
SURVEYS
of
part
the
<
variety.
We
Inspection
but
(Speciality),
of
We
before
'2000 other Latest
over
i
Colony.,
and
Linen,
Fancy
for
Agents.
Town, Suburban!
dolls, and ,-
FOR
;
to Suit
In Lots
C.
SALE
Purchasers.
all
Licensed
Surveyors, mission Agents,
All
&
CO.,
Land
and
Com
Perth,
W.A.
businesses HOUSES to LET.
SALE.
for
PATERSON
A.
Land,
! .
kinds
of
executed
commissions
at moderate
G.
Chambers,
St.
promptly
Mutual
l'rovident Perth.
Terrace,
George's
Perth.
New
Sydney, Hours
of
and
King
CARTS
:
MADE
VIEWS
PERTH
!
TO
the
i" MOST'
Mounted
Splendidly
ORDER
REFRESHMENT
The
ROOMS,
the
comfort
PASTRY
and
CAKES
and
conveniences
First-class and A
unsurpassed.
are
FASHIONABLE
Perth.
Street,
LADIES
For
The are
aud
uu-
while is
Confec
ol
Largest
of wiiies, only in stock. wines and
beer ale
Colony.
Sir Governor, Sroome, K.C.M.G.
Jhs
Excellency N
j
Bread
Bakery
will
the BEST
J.V;
prove
it
to
be
the City.
in
LARGEST
the
is
Roller
of BREAD
Manufacturer in
West
amateur
concerts, socials, and practices.
Perth.
d.
JACOB
(Opposite
minutes'
Three
the
"IHB
Club), from walk
visitors.
at
hours.
all
First-class
English cook. From 6 a m. to 9 a.m., 9d. Breakfast Lunch: From 12a.m. to 2 p.m., Is. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., 9d. Tea Suppers. :
:
Splendid
and
Sitting
Reading
Room,
Baths.
Outdoor Boarders, 16s per week Indoor Do., 19s to 21 s-per week. for ladies and Accommodation Special married couples. and visitors New arrivals couutry will find that the Federal Cofiee Palace Terms
:
is tbq cheapest, be6t, iifthe establishment
and most colony.,
©IT
Jetty.
and Town- ball. Station, Railway of the Vienua late W. F. JENNINGS, OPENED the above new Cafd, has now have been which extensive premises, fitted for the comfort style up in the latest and of his boarders and convenience
Meals
W. G. HE ARM
convenient \
National Library of Australia
Goods
now
Clothing, Stable dr
class
Sponges,
Spurs,
Saddles, Jockey. and all for requisites Hostelry, including Chamois Skins,
Saddles
Harness
Oils
Scrapers, etc. All orders sent executed with all
Proprietor.
Clippers,
of
hat
is
it
ready
the IST Note ROBERT Barrack
GOCEEIES
J
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boeb
&
the
Sale.
addressed
to
ALLEN, Perth.
Street,
CHEAPER THAN EVER. GROCERY PRICE LIST
JARVIS ior
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Cash Only | Queensland1 Meats, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d Do Is 2d Ox Soups, Tongues, each 4s 3d K.Z. Lunch Beet, 2 b tins, Is 3d LibbyV Corucd Beef, 21b tins, is 0£d Conrad's Meals, assta. lib tins, 8d Do, 21b tins Is Potted Meats, asstd. lb tins, adT Mdllet 6d -Fresh Leighton's 5d Herrings, Fresh' Salmon, Uresh Oysters, Sd; 7d Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, £lb tins, 44d Do 8d Bottled tins, lid Fruits, and ijb IsTinned do, Is; English Jams, lib tins 6Ad and 7d Do, 21b tins, lid and Is EnnSh lib 6d Marmalade, tins, Do, 21b tins lid S A Jams, lib 21b tins, 4d tins, Sd/sfd" and 10d S A assorted Jellies, 21b tins Is Golden Syrup, 2ib tins, yd Pickles, pints 7d and 8d lib Coffee, Is 2d, Is tins, 4d, Is 6d and Is 8d Baking Powder, 5d Jib tins, 1 Mu8t»rt D & WhT' D lis bTl b 7d, Alb Green Peas, lib, 7d ; 1 reueh Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per 8d Tea 1 lour, per lb i ,5 Condensed Milk, Tomato Tdj Sauce, «d and 8d Worcestershire Sauce, od Starch, 4$d per lb Bl„e 8d per lb Ultmuiarine, Do Keen's, 10d Jable Viuegar. 9d per bottle. Cordials. 'Tea' ;
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Address
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;
SMITH, Street,
;
for
;
Agent
Wholesale
Messrs.
for
WATSON
West
North
the
;
;
& TEE
;
,
you
be
Hay
note
GENTLEMEN
on
tc
everv
Exchange.
in
communications
by
England and
;
Roebourne
w
Goods
taken
W hips
h'eld.-aV-
of
Cutlery
Brushes
will be uthenvise promptness. PRIZE at the late
Show Agricultural Society's for the -best! collection Guildford, aud Harness. Saddlery
inspection. i
Strong Boots Shoes iu great 1
and
from
BROWN
firs
a
Hides
Shoemakers' All
and
care
Varied Gentlemen's
Coldmalmanu-
Youth's
Shipments opportunity
Salted
of
by post FIRST
obtained
R.S. W.A.
AN,
aud
open
a
Combs, Blacking,
Perth.
Hay-street New
Pack
Pilches, Horse
VRAPBB,"
If
Regular
Perth, in
want
Suits
October
aud
Ccceaek.
17 1889.
;
;
?
;
;
—Why— G
oods
of the
latest
j
WANTED
fashions,
KNOWN
;
;
—Therefore—
;
:
HE ARM AN and take heed. Every new style in stook. A ttention particularly paid to cutting. fit R eliable guaranteed. M ens' aud boys' Hats, Shirtiugs
N
large Scarfs othiug
old
assortment &c. is
wanting
of Gloves, at
pianos
be
can
f
ex
I
5
;
|
changed
for
new
at
the
;
;
&
;
;
Federal
Hosiery.
A
That
Ware-'
Furnishing
Is,
Ties,
Is
packets, ud and
house,
bar
ltd
and bd lb
(nl
bar
2s
;
;
lb
per 'Arrowroot, Candles, 8d per ib Deslampe's self-acting ;
Destuuipe s Washing Fluid, Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d New
Is
;
;
HI ARMANI,
Hay-street,
Perth,
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;
,
Fremantle
to his fine for suioke
.
HENRY-STREET
Home),
Saddlery
Harness.
in
and
variety.
varied and stock, large -LJL assortment of Gig, and Cart, Carnage and Gents' Saddles Harness, Ladies' Riding and Bridles, Boys' and Girls' Saddles and
LWAYS
Laree
Eadies'and Enghsh and aud
of
kinds
a
AL®P»—M®a's and. Children s Boots
_
Workman's
:
performances
y,
FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE. (The
A
haudsome
a
!a
Colours
Boat.
D. Jacoby has added Concert Hall and Ball-room which is to let premises,
all
PERTH, W.A.,
Stook
Frederick
SMITH of
and
.
VERYARD'S
of
Manufacturers,
SSj
Hotel
ROBERT Manufacturer
Perth,
Agents.
fcTREET,
ifA7E TO
MEN?
-
Trial
HAY APPOINT-
"
One
Stein's)
fhSure
His
Street,
KliOWNiAI.l.KN;
STREET
SPECIAL
Goods
Fancy
Barrack
Boot (Orrosriis
Co.,
Stationers,
Importers,
HARNESS
BARRACK PERTH.
WORKS,
Accommodation. Outdoor Boarders £1 Is per week. Indoor Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. OYSTERS on arrival regularly of Nor' class
AND
BY
brands
spirits
SADDLE
specialties.
First
the
in
and
Australian
PIONEER
.
tionery
Stock
the the
Minorgan.
&
Sole
attendance. Choice Menu.
first-class
choicest
very
STEIN
RESTAURANT.
of ;
Bound in Morocco. Sold by all Stationers. Per Post 3d. extra.
6d.
Is.
Booksellers,
&
YIEYVS
and
Gilt;
B.
COMPETITION.
Y.
Lunches. Dinner a la carte. Suppers. Meals at all Hours. COOK engaged iu Adelaide,
Liberal
South rivalled,
JACOB
Price:
!
the
CHIEF CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA
CHALLENGE
Barrington THE
and
Hay
WE
EMPORIUM
CONFECTIONERY v
D.
Proprietor—
>
PARIS'
VIEWS .
MAGNIFICENT of
.
YARD'S
De
Street.
Wales.
9 p.m.
to
.
VER
CAFE MurrAy
THE
Patronize
South
a.m.
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
Messrs.
—
Should
9
:
Handsomely
Everybody
us.
MARSHALL,
V. Bingay, Hutt Street, Perth, of Philadelphia Dental College aod of Hospital Oral Surgery, U.S.A. E. D. Marshall, Late of Marshall Bros.,
Barrington & Minorgan intimate to the Public that respectfully they are SPRING DRAYS from £14 and making HEAVY DRAYS a 'upwards, speciality. is invited Inspection as this is ah opportunity first to acquire a really class DRAY at the Lowest Possible Price. ;
prices.
BURGESS,
by
Late
,
houses,
A
mechanical &
Teeth
or Durability is guarantee work turned
Fit,
Colony. all
particu
J.
and
BAZAAR, Street,
iu.
to
Artificial
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS, Corner
Lands
and Rural
this
wish
their
out
Hosiery, Towelling,
&c.
with,
BINGAY
Novelties.
CONTINENTAL
given nothing
toys— Rocking Horses, Mechanical
io
at Prices
1000 others
W.A. speaking and
Price
Ivory,
Operations.
Marshall
point out that be excelled
larly cannot
Safes,
in
&
Bingay
Boots
SELL 'Week,
shall Christinas
Large
1000,)
Drapery,
Paris Made), Toys, etc.
undressed,
dressed,
per
and
during
toys;
unheard
£16
Trousers
1892.—
XMAS.
to
Machines,
(Vienna
inyited.
_IOa.
Sewing
Hay
Wholesale
are
Belfast
'
any
and
Gas, Ether Daily for
Speciality. administered
"
in.
Gold
with a
Dentists,
Fremantle.
.
Made
HALL,
Mechanical
filled
Teeth aud Chloroform
1
Valuation
M ARB
aud
Artificial
DEPARTMENT.
£o
(from
Tweed
splendid
Our Wholesale Prices for all classes of Men's and Women's Boots are the Lowest in the Trade. Wholesale Buyers do will well to our inspect samples before buying elsewhere.
W.A.
Perth,
Cigars
New Stock of Ladies real Glace Kid and Patent Buttoned and Lace BootB, at aud are selling Losb than London Prices. in Slippers a
T
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CO.,
-Natalia
Have
&
Perth Teeth
WHOLESALE
Perth.
KELLY&
St.
out'
from
NOTICE,
aud
Stationery.
J
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catried
Repairs
faithfully speciality.
i
Howiok-Strebt,
CO..
G AY
Surgical
factory, |
WE
a
DENTAL
I
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China
london
BAZAAR.
to.
Telegrams Latest
taker,
LICENSED
and
'
.
A PATERSOK&
be well
with
CONTINENTAL
Requisites orders Country
Stocks,
attended
PERTH.
0.
will
REPEATERS and CHRONOGRAPHS attended to and returned by post.
connection
country
JEWELLER,
and
"Merchants.
AMPBEL;L,
ITucIer
you
I
HUTCHINSON.
&
&
;
the
J,
CUTBUSH
elsewhere. wishes to draw to the fact that he is also to 'and UNDERTAKE
.prepared CONDUCT
Ah
Rendezvous then
.Sporting
RIGHT-U-R.
to.
well VARIED
aod
CAMPBELL
attentiou
;
(Late
districts
country do would
LARGE
House?
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The
to,
ay-street,
the
colonies his
inspect :
from
visitors
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Perth
Street,
of
choice
.go
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&c., of Great Variety and Best Quality always in Stock. and Papers received regularly from the colonies. Agency the most We wi6h to draw popular domic Papers of the World. attention to particular our Hairdressing Department which has been greatly improved under the preseiit manageinent. Orders executed and Subscribers' Country names promptly received for English: comic A Trial periodicals. Solicited. Respectfully ;
for
R-U-RIGHT
;
campbell'S,
DUFF,
CIGARS, PIPES, 1 TOBACCOS, Latest Sporting Telegrams
good
but
&<j.,
1
,
and
Tobacco
good
Shaving,
mattresses
..spring
In
and
Tobacconist Saloon, MANAGER.
T.
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AUSTRALIAN
Boiled,
Hundred Boarders accomodated Daily-
being
week sper and. lodging.
board
HOTEL,
20s.
Meals
Single
ment
of
the
is under first-class
a
& Pond,
Spiers
Candies,
Turkish
Chocolate
,
ing
for
The
Sanitary
Hotel
and
Goods
the
Beds
argest of cook
capable
most
I
all
ENCOURAGE
and
Ask
the
and
procurable,
Best
which
in
Both
,
,
for the
and
Drops,"
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Without
:
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our
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and sign with one witness, Avith POUND to DrHalPs Sole for Western Agent Australia, GEO. DUMSDAY, HAY-STREET, PERTH (opposite W. Sandover & Co.), who will forward the return mail. pamphlet by See in advertisement large Saturday's issue of the West Australian" and " Western
out and ONE
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Tables.
and
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Brands
only
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kept.
THE
BLAKE, Proprietor. Murray St., Pertk
C.
HICKS,
high
use
TO
of
A/ND
in
and
All
& MUSIC ROOMStock
north
SILVER
end
that
cans.
I newcastle
and
and
J ackets
A rt L
(Electro.)
Mantles
Muslins,
i
now
and and
I
everybody.
very
selling.'
Gold
Bead,
|
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to suit
oEthenewest
aces
R raid,
rapidly
choicest Silver
I
.
I
patterns,
I
Gimps.
E legant designs in Dress Trimmings. and uutrimmed straws Trimmed r ibbons T ies, Scarfs & all kinds of Haberdashery.
executed.
—
Lockets,
aud Pins.
Rings
and Barometers.
Note
HICKS Watches
0 pera Glasses and Spectacles, 0 pen-face and half-hunting, and Keyless. Key-winding
Storekeepers be found by
will
am
—note—
silver.
kinds
Chronometers
ORDEU.
tie
i
—
and in
all
of
C bains,
extend
di6hes
articles
Repairs
Satisfaction.
goods which
our
with
TRIAL
Freman
and
City,
to
i
establishments
prbth.
water
Useful
world.
anxious
particularly
Trade Country view solicit A
our
Charge.:
are
fremantle.
IlWIlihllj
Hot
Toffee,
STOREKEEPERS:
COUNTRY We
the
in
Toffee
selling
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Attractions!! Attractions! Rich and Elegant. Timepieces, (Marble and Guilt.)
PAN
comb
street
SMITH,
Eucalyptus
Honey-
I I
CASH DRAPER, CLOTHIER, MERCER, AND TAILOR, MILLINER,
COOK,
havmIVREKT,
Cough Drops,
I
PEOPLE'S
branch
GOLD
excel
purity,
SILVER
We Guarantee
PIANO
a
reveal
Witness
send
'
cheapness.
.THE
Jujubes,
the best
Boarders
.
and
for
Company's
of Alcock's
one
provided
Tables,
rn.
sell
storekeepers unrivalled for
are
Asx
i
with
Cut
i
W ellington-streets Murray unrivalled in the are City.!
Room,
to
H H
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One
Hotel,
A. weste
lence,
and
Billiard
City
are
Promenades
Balcony
Beer
,
HARRY
australia.
guaranteed.1 The
Address....
Hoods,
vance
ad
.
Brands
of
all
Best
the Best
Australian
AUB
Week.
4>1 per
are
Wines
i
l»an
Company's
All
Liquors
grocer
and
illver
Tbe
Wire
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The.
....
FOR
Wovou
& Lodging
Room contains
Alcock's
Storekeeper:
your
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
Board
not
H H H H
of the
Mattrasses.
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The Billiard
INDUST RY.
LOCAL
City.
on
from
family, exacted
"
of
in the
are
Goods
of Confectionery
every desoription
People./
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.
and
1
Arrangements
perfect The
the;
Hundred
Five
are
is
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,
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Hotel.)
"AUSTRALIAN" has been long aud favourably known as the most cen situated hotel for aud comfortable trally Country Visitors in the City and the New Management will spare no effort to maintain its as tbe Leading reputation for Country Hotel Visitors and for from the Eastern Visitors Colonies.
Creams,
Gelatine
Range
The
Carter
aiid
each
I
the
uBe
the memof whom
except
A
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Tbe
Delight,
of
of the Star
(Late
Ornaments,
Sugar
London.
by
over
be
i
it
the to others. (This pledge does not the physician who may purchase the from pamphlet with using the treatmeut his provided patients, however, he does not Bhow the nor reveal to them the rationale pamphlet of the treatment.) Signed this. .dayrof 13
BLAILE
HARRY
la.
late
will
allow
nor
will
nor
person, any others
with own
to anyone,
treatment debar
.Situated
Candies,
Sugar
manage
Chef
by any
seen
promise
Horebound Courses),
Street,
couteuts
treatment bers of my
1
Perth.
This First Class and Centrally Hotel has uow been taken
Goods,
Dry
for
(Three
The Cuisine
Boiled,
m urray
w
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Best
;
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Wellington-street,
WELLINGTON—
&
Farm' Buildings, Crops. '£Jkc insuaed. 2 E. KAY CQjfJRTHOPE, .for W. A Attorney
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Works,
H
Health
;
;
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Steam Confectionery
hallos great DISCOVERY; J
Restoring Remedy yet Marvellous Triumph over I Disease without-Medicine. Over .25,000, unsolicited Testimonials a large c. slleat will be sent to any1 address. the aid of this By wonderful pamphlet persons can eiire themselves and be free of doctors or for the remainder of their drugs
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rates. t
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Dr.
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address
the
who
man
has
a
Silk,
Brocbe
Robes.
&
and
Silks
Lyons
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Night Dresses &c: Cambric and Linen.
Chemises', of
Stock;
large
Gowns, Head-flannels
C orsets, K erchiefs $ urahs,
:
the
is
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Silks.
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THE SYDNEYPALACE
to be the
order
City
frontage
The
2
Murray-street
one
minute's
Hall, Government
nearly
opposite
aud
are
from
Eastern
the
Country will
that
are
.
now
stamped
as
Store
or
of
6ale
fact
most
CHEAPEST
the
also
And
the
the
Australian
Blake's
Pan
Silver
SAUCE.
orders,
aud
give
trial
BEST
in the
W.
N.
has taken
,
Proprietor.
and yon
from
Guineas
25
KNOWN
may
be obtained
Furnishing Time- Payment System.
Hats
requisite
and-
and
Taffeta,
.
Sateens. Ivory.
the Manchester
in
&e.
Pretty
vTan and
Black,
Guantlet,
and
Dept.
Kid
Gloves.
over
E tnbroidery, Fancy, and Lace Aprons. Regatta Costumes, Collars Blouses,/ Cuffs.
.
and
...
Pianos
Cash
on
West.
Murray-street,
-
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at the Federal for
framer
!
hundred
one
/
picture
Large
Slock
of
'
the
pictures 'hand.
:alvvays
Country orders atteudeJ Terms Moderate.
ou
tbJ
pan Printed M.
WANTED
company, Wellington-street;
shades & colours
Ladies'
esaft,: that
to
Guineas Warehouse
Federal
j
j
of
variety
sLuck.
to suit all classes & pockets. Q ress-pieces Velveteens, r ich Silks, Satins, Yelvetsrfc ofa 68ortmeut Muslins, Striped & spotted p ougee Cloths in all colors, and, Delaines
confectionery
mmwWi
a
iu
kept
requisite
in
Belts
E very
1 o'clock. D'Hote Professional Chef. Terms moderate.
posted it,
the latest Styles ready for inspection
fashiondu
l adies'
$wede
Perth.
Moyle
iu
latest
very
Sc
Q mameuts, Good, Graceful p rints, Zephyrs, Cashmeres
uow
Billiard Saloou at in Murray-st., Perth.
Street,
I
in
Table
order.
silver
CITY.
E
genial is
arrived
just
practical
Catalogue Send for
.application. a
the
Hotel
Hay
WANTED
on
iu the who
to.
attended
ree
found
BROWN
osiery
-H
p opliuetles
exponents
above well-known hotel from Mr. the T. Quinlau, and will endeavour M.L.A., as to maintain its the Lead reputation the Metropolis. ing Hotel of New Saloon Bar.
I'liOMri'LY
List
able
HOTEL,
;
Price
be
most
THE IHAIROCK
POWDER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
find
to
is
CHARLEY of engineer
:
celebrated
of the
one
game
BRAND
COMFORTABLE, and
that
rouseriugs
& Suitings
E ach Gentleman's
some
POWDER, "
pastime tbe City
chief
to the for
CURRY
Football
skipper
directed
offering
BAKING
will
i#ii
ly
uustamped.
"KANGAROO
to
SYDNEY
The
either
Chemist
also
is
INDIAN
HOTEL
i
recreations to be found in the most popular is undoubted aud lovers of the grand old winter bear should in mind when visiting
mr; and
Street,
AMONG W.A.,
all
excellent
PALACE
::
we
or
in
prepared
country
MUS.SON'S
.
keeper's
name,
Railway connected2 .with
Colonies
Ferth.
the
market.
the
courtyard.
paved Visitors
required
the
"bf
the
Attention
Offices.
Building
sizes
with
Post
Premises
Murray-street
Lozenges
and
shapes
walk
General
Wellington-street
Station the
Situated
the
Town
and
Office,
are
being
the
from
Centrally ;
Bay
...
most
Chemists
.
the the
i
COOK —
HOTEL, Is
C.
and CHEAPEST
BEST
iu
in.
-A.
;
one
Pertji.
leading
KNOWN
Warehouse Furnishing Piano House in w. a
that
the is
and
published
for
the
Gibmy at the office of Boviick reoobd," streett George Chixty Baker.
the
,
liight the
Rev. ,
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