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CeUtjpams.
Daily
England,
is
rumours
are
is
son
of
Extraordinary the concerning
current
He of
eve
'
to his de previous "a false notice in obituary certed in the papers. He also stated to some of his friends that lie was going to
purchase purposed
in
property
and
Australia, in Perth, in Western the present time. That
arriving about Australia, was story, however, credited. A number letters have been received that Lidderdale stating
not
generally of anonymous by the family has been kid
nrith
anil
him, murdered The most
sequently Lqpdori. that he into/an
levanted unwelcome
at
probable theory forced escape being
Anarchists
'A with
Has:
on
of
European
year. present Warrants
pro of
for
grain
Emperor
general
is
conference the first of May. from Philadelphia
sailed
cargo peasantry.
starving
St.
great
of
a
The
a
Paris
in
vessel
at
especially Moscow. It
the
Austria
a
predicts
manager, Henry Isaacs,
have Mr.
been
issued
the
Mayor
a
Haneard of money.
commencing half
on
million
a
March
people
A
loan of a million Town Municipality Cape £96 per 100.
sterling was'
out
rl.e
floated
at
London, February 24. son of the Governor Lidderdale, of the Bank of England, is himself a banker at Illminster. The police now believe that he has been kidnapped by American an lady, who very wealthy, that
nobody
him. marry Mr. Moreluud,
else
the
Oxford
Mr. of Parliament,
blackmailing remanded.
re
to
made, is England, and
un
to
return
of
Mandeburg,
recent
Bill, Shopwomen's women working
of
to
places has been
seventy-four read a second
North's
is
that
in
Lord6
Orma-
workmen
pay. Rerious
by
Thirteen
long
the
has
was
want
to
confnsion as
estute for to private daring publish' of the The details Russian tainine. who is an Count, eminent novelist and a
gave
the stern eminoKt
some
in is
feeling, measures man
by
of
account
harrowing
of
is
are
eight
ment. Australian
consequence cial
difficulties
Company itelt
is
f'eit
land-grant of the reports -of of
tliat_tbejcollap6e
-the
Western
by
Midland Australia. of this
National Library of Australia
investors
in railways, of the finan
to
likely
bombs use
for
to
He
continue
in
Railway
all
A
1st
It
undertaking
is
raise
as
the of
arc
an
The
for
against
tracts of large there which
be
£20
worth
an
establishment
advance
I
m/\ii
1
««.m1
its to
the
!
population. he privately 31 per cent. at
dollars
restricting
for
The
25.
much
convicts
the
houses
artizans, the
to
contrary importation
two
the of
labor.
of
Earl retinue of Zealand.
riots
the
-the-rioters
Fifty
Court
Glasgow twenty are
takes
with
servants
occurring
unemployed. yesterday, weie'arfested; Martial has
to
in
The
cultural
for
Bullarra for The vessel
is dull and quotalower. There is nominally Mr. iSchnapractically nothing doing. bel's re report, is ex sulphide ores, and will, it is pected shortly believed, revive the market. The proposed economic treatment is declared to be j
ing business, The is
him New Ber police
wounding censured
hopelessly
Melbourne, Metropolitan
calling
for
£300,000 at 5 of commencing
tenders
insolvent.
February Board of for
a
will
The sharemarket is unchanged. The Chief Hon. C. Secretary (the is to his confined Kingston), room from the effects of a severe attack of rheumatism. Recent arrivals from Tasmania on the silver report favourably mines. are immense They state there bodies of ore, but the of the nature, country prevents any rapid progress, owing to the dense undergrowth of the timber and the of the boggy state country, with the bad roads. together Professor
bearing
Works loan of
per cent, for the purpose the Melbourne
sewage
The suspension of the certificate of master as of the Capt. Bell, steamer when that vessel collided Gambier, with the Easby, near several Queenscliff, months has been confirmed on ago,
reports
prospects He
country.
the
Elder
glowingly as
a
on
«old-
is
to expected Monday. The Rev. J. Y. Simpson has been interviewed by a reporter the of He describes Regis er. the West Aus tralian Government as being a strong and capable one, while the progress of the is He adds there colony rapid. are unlimited areas suitable for vine the and general and orchard culture business of the colony is sound and
arrive J
of
Streioh,
exploring party, the Murchison
26.
on
hopeful. i
William Doherty, formerly Secretary of the Premier has Building Society,
cases
their
|
.
appeal.
similar
with a view to ascer and suitability require for Indiar. officers who may be of desirous here with settling their families.
are
is
Taylor,
districts,
taining ments
being overhauled. The share market
works.
The
cattle,
Sydney, February 2G, The T. W. Deposit Bank, in which Richardson carried on bank generally
-taking
Adelaide, 27. February Commissioner an Christie, important official the Indian Govern representing the ment, is inspecting principal agri
25.
'
a
are
rains.
Many
to-day. follow.
yes
Albany
constant
27. February in connection Credit Bank frauds, The yesterday. pri soner was found and sentence guilty was deferred. The trial of Larkin and for Cleary, the Mel defrauding bourne commences Building Society,
25. February consecrated
at
thunderstorms
and
near
Melbourne,
was
arrested
recently
and
27. Sydney, February who escaped from the
The of trial with the Land was concluded
25. February has occurred a fire has large
embezzlement. The of the sailing Albany has been delayed.
perma
steadily
have been captured; after much / difficulty.
river,
Heavy
& Rigg, dividend of
affecting south-east
small
Wagga gaol
unem
practicable.
regard being operations
engaging
disease, in the
1ZS.
sympathetically share-market is but there are con due to the action of
but speculative dealers; nent are investors buying freely.
where is It dying suddenly. sup that the disease is caused through a poisonous fodder plant. has been withdrawn charge Arthur George who Cooper,
tations
surplus borrow
money
was
is
to
money
mni/in
out
at
strong
generally reviving, tinual flectuations,
place
February
gazetted.
quuieu
All stocks other are better. The Silver
of the
Wellington
-
is
Territory -Diuatmb
are
Review field
a
the
to
Atvkn
thousand
The
ern
annum.
cyclone
peculiar
has broken posed eating
26.
bim
advises
ought
charged many."
a
Adelaide, the
the
on
Coniemporaiy
Australia He says
finti
among
per
Auckland, Archdeacon Muller of Nelson at Bishop
cows
the
in
Serious
declared
cent,
per
Anarchists
Some English philanthropists Western Australia as
lin
in
and Port Douglas, broken out at Bowen.
great
London, February has published
hto
thousands the suburbs. Bros. McLean
Many
A destructive
DeFrey-
Booth
a
.Much uneasiness in
of
Brisbane,
still
and
M.
unemployed
busy distributing European capitals, of May.
law
distress
at
result.
are
Australian
Conti
districts.
violently opposed to this adopted against the Russian Govern
raised
capi
The appointment of Mr. Dashwood Government Resident of the North
P
terday.
Numbers
a
been
pounds February Army is doing
have
Limited,
missing young He his says He simply did
Ministry,
a
predicted,.
vernment
his
'
as
Mort
withdrawing,
probable.
weaker.
slightly
and
capitalists are
to England by every remitting A very dull winter is considered
mail.
for T
private
Companies and
tal
still
A
.......
Many gage
much
are
divided.
thousand
Messrs.
killed.
with an communities, ample for margin expansion. General Booth contends -thatthe British Go
placed. banished to
S
nf
is
have
Salvation relieve the
ployed. are vacant
at
suitable field for peculiarly of the if agricultural Salvationists, the Government of that choose colony to assist the undertaking. A" Chicago employer has been fined
distress
thousand of five
The to
inanian
partially
nvnrife
the party, many to be nominated The members of
being disappointed. the Council, consequently
24.
—
r»rinr»ir»n.l
forty value
England of all If compelled
been
been
February
to
expected
25. Sydney, February of emeralds important discovery has been mine made in a copper at Emmaville. Up to the present time
the
at par, it an undertaking per cent., Government not to by the given borrow again for two years. Victoria will and not, however, give this pledge market the is much Tusdepressed.
only has
have
are Duke, and Strike entered They have been
meeting. The Sharemarket
office.
will
grave dissatisfaction of those who
Autumn
of village
is
nental
The
f.hn
factory
were
opponents
the
is
a
bands
voluntary. get married.
M. DeFreycinet's unable to form
Qforf
influx Terri-
—
here.
of work.
Secre
24.
Chief
:
lie,
occurred of
fall
the Lidderdale, has re-appeared.
absence
in
the
com
Trades and Labour Council's 15 representa manifesto, nominating tives of the Labor party as candidates for seats in the next Parliament has been issued. The document has caused
the
February
Brisbane, attention of
is
difficulty
The
The following left here passengers R.M.S. Cuzco yesterday Hon. Messrs. W. C. Baker, Dent, Taylor, Saphir, Kennell, Barrington, Ryall, Millar, Whyte, and Shaw. Wil Towton's horses Wandering
ousting hoars
are
their
disaster
Bradford
cinet,
on
the
replacing market.
Melbourne,
by
chimney.
acre.
at
tthe
bonds
26..
February
unemployed
search
taking and
per
stipulation avoid Brindisi and Paris, owing to the,, extortionate demands of the French and
not
to the
as
Adelaide,
future mail be made to
shall
a
man,
are
disputes the banks
An
Cup. proposed
contracts-
pro
by intending
arrested
25.
won
amount
several of the intruders and severely fined.
tory
<
assem About 400 men mencing here. bled to wait on the Com yesterday of Public missioner Works, who said the Government were on pressing various but that works, preference would of the colo be given to residents of those present ny, most being immi from the eastern colonies in grants
having the Chicago threepromise
to the been called having tary from the of Chinese Northern
the
time. ton
The
the
at
but they the required one-fourth is found
The
the limiting in business hours weekly,
Fuller
Adelaide,
or
expense
Considerable
Vienna
February
the
represented
.between place Government
where a man named murders, Schneider first violated killed and then a number of young domestic servauts. bass singer, Signor Foli, the eminent has sailed for Australia by the Orient.
London,
Federa for the
exhibitors.
j
servants, to the
similar
stances
relating
and are Russell Arglesford the witnesses. The Treasury now continue will the prosecu probably Sensational tion. details are promised. There is a possibility of placing Vic torian to millions Bills, two amounting
historian,
or
vided
from reported under circum
are
that
Exhibition, fourths of
will,
from
expelled
Brisbane, 26. February have accepted Government the
of Captain proposals Audley Coode, for the construction first of of the section the Pacific from Gladstone to cable, New Caledonia. The cable will event connect with America.ually r
24.
impossible
affected.
chiefly
;
colony's
dis
considers
practically
colony
mem
whom
a
emigration. land were offered to when cleared would
thwaite, among
bonds are Tolstoi
are
24. February Great efforts are to being exercised relief work for the find unemployed. The/Government refuse the to bear
visits
absconding
be therefore, shortly House of Commons. murders Numerous
General
peers,
Carnarvon,
Chesterfield,
has who
Melbourne,
decid
Italy
against has been
charge
graceful willing
should tutor
War
present.
in
article
with cently charged has been further
.Count
is
wnoie
ber
Mr.
Clifton,
JJibbs
tion
make such
to
of
Mediterranean. de Cobain, the
Mr.
Low,
asserted
of
Sydney February Mr.
will
A for
Minister
per
from gaol. It is con discharged he Mr. probable may join Mirams in business. is on the increase. Typhoid Inspec tion shows a disgracefully insanitary state of the public of affairs in many schools of the colony, where the pupils sidered
INTERCOLONIAL
now
Court
power
Humbert
English and low
the Berlin formerly corres-., pondent of the Times, sued that journal for a thousand pounds for breach of con tract. A veruiot was for the given defendant. The market is money hardeuing. stocks arc Colonial weaker.
ever
they
the
.
employmhnt.
had
year. had no
in
of the collieries
stoppage
Britain, throw
pence
the officer reprimanded Captain Younghusband.
Italian
The general
Mr.
order.
The
a
Government. Polish emigrants
sum
of
that
an
It
of the
charge of defrauding Publishing Company, of a large on
of'GI'.eat 12, will
ed
Waterloo
against and Sir
Bottomley, ex-Lord
an
Russian
hav
low,
very five
been
The
to
Hammersley, is which allowance,
his increase under .£400
Colonel
the
London,
Mrs.
American,
The hours
Russian
throughout
peace
The
is
about
to
severely detained
a when July, grand naval S pithead. be held at It is that His will conduct Majesty for the renewal of an alli negotiations both and ance, offensive defensive, and Italian between the British navies
marriage. is mov Vincent, M.P., /the House of Commons to remove ing/in the duties on Australian wines and to duties inc'riease the on wines. Spanish are Continued disturbances occurring Anarchists the among throughout capitals, European and Petersburg posed to hold
fallen ing pound.
has applied to the courts to compel the Dnke of Marlborough, who- since his divorce has married an immensely rich
England
Howard
Sir.
of the chiefly
wife,
is
to
Commander Tally Try on 's flagship
Admiral stranding in the mediterranean. The of wool price
Sir Lord of Justice Henry Cotton, Court of Appeal, is dead, aged 71. The son of the Marquis of Blanford, Duke of Marlborough, by his divorced
review believed
robbed and sub the East End of
was
and
for
of pilgrims will gatherings to the Vatican, in order proceed shortly to celebrate the jubilee of the elevation of the Pope to the Episcopate.
King
napped by a lady in America, who owns a sailed for yacht which South lately and that he fell overboard. America, Another he jiad a thousand 6ays pounds cash
Bourke
Captain
a
an
(he
and
marriage, had' parture. .
be a Bank
sudden disappearance. to have fled on the
supposed
his
23.
February
missing.
of his
cause
be
Large
News.)
W. Lidderdale, said to of the Governors of-the
one
amid
'
of
on the market placed of trumpets, would setere blow at the credit of the one especially
concerned.
London, Mr.
flourish
—
the
(From
was
great other colonies,
OBEiciir.
<?
which
,
Jntercolomal
antr
4Fateiflti
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the
at
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month
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ProtestaWt
bigots Jesaits
for looking mysterious to
really
are
hesions, would
might Bishop
of
sorts
If and
they
wish
know
what
all |to
dying all
other
tlie
laid
kindly
everywhere, the
in
rich,
the
forting;
to of consolation the dead. burying
whispering arid doomed, five months he ministered r
siok
of
was
the city. the pOet of
at
entrance
to
he could
the
the
of mercy
Jesuit's be within
always Such are in which
:
article
.
It
not
is
11 Francis, The
at so
of
and
truth,
it
is
many case6, to of it to publish so
it
righted woen
more
still
the
ce
oatnouc
that
lately
of in
difficult,
or
infidel or
,
minis
instan been over-
has
,
whether
or layman, in ray the malici Again, ous of Bayonne that the Bishop report bad from the altar rebuked Fr. Magnie,
priest
butler."
as
to the disrespectfully French Republic in a sermon that clergy was at the time man has not preaching been contradicted which by the papers circulated it have here, they though
for
S.J.,
alluding
had before them excellent for authority a contradiction— the ipissima verba viz., of the and preacher. If prelate any more
etill
oeeided
convincing
it
is
supplied
Under
self
his
own
instance
Sir,— You to
your
the
paper and to the preacher with
tion,
in the Preacher.
A
the
au
Bishop
of
of the
The
Profession
of
As
my duty ask yon, and,
and
An
my
in your next publish ing rectifications:— the outset preacher
assert
attadks er
adhesions. next
that,
niore
in
bad added that
great at Constanti of the Sultan,
He
long
had,
in the
moreover, of Eastern
diplomatic
of
one
after
the
.
relates:— writer I went lately,
people on Sunday conversation into
has
and
died, of
letters
since
condolence
then
from
all
White
Times the
notes
that Sir Catholic to Ambassador
first
mentioned
to a
honor of
the
this
fact
which
a
in
At
W.
Sir
telegram
he adJressed
reply
not
was
only
but
Ambassador,
to
con
of
grateful acknowledgement conferred by the Queen
her
Catholic
on
subjects.
Military
Mass-
"
You
I afterwards found out, not taken in the rigorous exact, of the word, although the Lodge. as
answer,
the
pecially it that
Satan
object
of
A military grand High Mass was celebrated at the Curragh Camp, Ire land on A guard of Christmas Day. honor, bundled men composed of one of the Regiment, lined the Royal Irish aisles
under
ana
arms,
in
tuli
review
Communion rails across the Church was a double right liue of noncommissioned officers,, most of them with three, and even four war order.
medals on the proud The guard
Along
their wearer
fixed
the
while breasts, of the Victoria bayonets
on
one
was
Cross. arriving
is
its "
banners
makes
Italian,
the 25th
of
October
8,
seen
the
on
<
September
!
!
i
cribe
this
it
Manifestly
flag.
of
which
the
of
the
della "
Papacy it
to destroy enemy ; the edifice of our
the
a
the
vxou
In
believe.
in
;
the
1887
year
and the
—
it our
of the genius restoration human race, the avenging reason." Prondhon in his
God was against his sympathies
one
to
The
ber
the
be
otherwise
an
too,
honour
of Satan, des Debttts
swings
Journal made progress civilization,
understood
as
the
cepser
he
writes
whom
of
If
any
is
the
iB
enlightenment Milton
Satan.
miserable
calumny.
were,
in
clbss to
care
politics
oppresses
part
of hide
an
secretly
The
isidiously.
those tbier
and upon
relying make
part
in
more
going back
tion
of those
they very
brought eyes
endured
who
open and, one
take
hostility
so
that and
is
events
about still
very
too
the recollec
far,
which
last
almost
Now,
fresh.
the
biiterly
October under our since
they
eloquently
manifestations
of a great assemblage of and had also so to determined embarrass them by every means in their to utter without or power, moderation measure their inmost thoughts, they did men,
the the has and
His
of
surrounded for these Us. are
attack,
of the
Italian
same
every
for itself. The the enemies by
loudly
methods,
Without
would and
well
of
course
the
keener
of it, they love to make a display these with open boast daily seek out for new of insult and hostility causes against the Roman Pontiff as a against public and openly enemy, battle him. against
J
in it
it
little
alone
one
Decem
with
growB
too
and bitter as
times
all
hostility
We
harrasses various
ao
angel
to
The
obstinate
hatred turn
in
the
Secret
14th
Monday,
certainly
speaks only
to
sense
ut
on
day.
frankly
which
on
of
a translation delivered in
:—
violence,
understanding. Though so contemned, be of good courage ! Though I have but a pen to offer thee, this pen is worth " more than a million of Bulletins (the of the Brother organ Freethinkers.)
Reoan,
its
Allocution-
is
following Allocution
carried
it
Of
they
absurdity,
for
Venerable Brother o,— -There is no need to say much to you that you should understand that the conflict directed athe Church in Italy, gainst although not
Come, Satan," he writes, "the one so muoh calumniated by prieBts and kiogs, I may that come, embrace thee and thee to We know press my heart ; each other now. for a long time. I grant not always it, thy works are good and nevertheless, universe,
it
adopted
Papal
Consistory
"
beautiful; afford
has
it
it.
Papal
leader, of the of might
of the first the fallen
from the circum
clear
is
that
The
the
iney the Ateo,
(Leghorn), professed " Satan is openly :
Virgin, of the
the Great, of Jehovah,
the
as
Vanquisher
ing
apparent,
Livorno
blasphemies
Blessed
and would willingly, if at all Italian possible, make it the national So far the paper. hymn. What in word and in blasphemy is innocent, deed I Yet Freemasonry and we would be uncharitable in expoa-
the
God.
onan
and the
festivities,
These garrulous atheists deny the living God the honor due to Him whilst they offer incense to Satan. They do not in
song he hurls
which
in
of
is
Lucifer, scandalous
stance
Satan,
light:
contradiction
in
to
Freemasonry
strengthen
striking against
1
Benificent, the Salva tion of the Nations. That this so-called hymn proceeded from the heart of Italian
eternal
character
more
Satan
of
war
course
true
the in
only put Revolution
to
is
;
own
the
fatherland." The in the Pantheon
committed
scandals
is
with the
glorified
his
nncror
our
to
development
logical
under foot the authority of the to God ! cry— Death devil let human rio-ht held
of the composed by a professor Giosue Carducci, of Bologna was sung before an immense assembly, a it song in which the apostate angel
en
announced
terra,
The
fall
Univereity,
the rebellion of Rome by in the year 1883 Italian Ministry,
Already
maxim
is
Life
its
treads
God,
of history from to the conquest
organ Corriere
the
of
of of
Satan,
the
in
heaped upon
against the pro fessors of the Lyceum place got to their scholars draw the carriage :of this of Sntan the worshipper through At Turin, in city. 1882, a hymn to
'
time which appeared for the first at Genoa, September 20, 1884, and which is thus desoribed by the origans of Freemasons "The banner black of Satan bears on its pole a small statue of the republic under foot the treading the keys of heaven, the oroBs and tiara, the of the The insignia papacy." of the banner universal so republic for ardently by the Jewish Free longed is wont to be unfurled on the masonry feasts of Satan, which are not of great in rare occurrence In the year Italy. in
to it
that
Christ
same,
1884 Professor Manoarelli, celebrated speech, University thusiastic language the praise onr-h who nxflrted rfliharknlilA
of the
disposed were
its
of praise the most
Italia,
was
:—-
the of God." against right Satan has bis places of worship princi in When the Freemason pally Italy. of Catana came to Palermo, Rapisardi after of his the publication shortly
or
colors On had been fixed September 20, the same and in all prothe Portia op on Pia, was also carried into the bability The Pantheon." Italia does not des
at.
1876
June,
pride time in paradise to the Commune has been ever of all the claims to the inspirer right in mankind. It is time that freethought which has for its aim the abolishing of dogma and of revelation, helps this prin
its
of
flags
held
conference
ever
ciple
the
(6ays figured of Satan.
one
1891)
'
particular
the
the
I
es-
celebration
he;
its su pport. As the apostleand and genins of liberty, the angel of and excommunication from Adam's
sense
spirit,
the
Among
be
to
its guardian and worship
and
!),
unfortunate,
an
symbol
was
secret
no
rightB
justifying who was
centuries he ; the ridiculous and whioh superstition and gave him back him,
became
a
of
a
was building me told that this was the stranger and the flag Lodge of the Freemasons, was the flag of Satan. The answer to was but the second the first right ;
ueiiBYB
was
,
a
Piedmont.
on
by
municipal a of mourning kind On enquiry what the and what the flag meant,
floating.
When
get or so as to find workmen, peasants what were the they saying about current events. He was a hearty oppo schemes of conquest nent of Russia's in the East. He married a Polish lady he was for a short while time Consul at with Dantzic. She was him at Berlin
he
on
building flag was
occasion
on
X which
to
journey
the course of Adam
with out
when
former
to
in
ours
supposed
.
and greatness. God on himself the side of placed and the mighty. In conr oppressor and his apostasy, sequence of his disgrace Satan' approached the human race, and has the
—
besides of the
the recreations
favorite
his
to go among Mass and
was
one
order to make his /the Jesuit preach he was just back from
National Library of Australia
a
Danube,
the
right preecribe, I require you, to number the follow from the You assert sang the praises of
precise,
a
European great and, languages, converse in could that, many of the Balkan peninsula. dialects Sir William White was a Consul
Ultramontane
false.
fail
on the spot as first career, Consul in Russia and on the Danube, as at then Minister and Bucharest, Ambassador at Constantinople. He wap a marvellous He spoke alt the linguist.
tained
sta
Insurrection
is
as
knowledge he had studied
which
flattering
I
This
to
William
Sir
regarded
everywhere
freedom. intimate
most
White
Gou the- Sou lard, and after Mbhseigneur in dithyramb honour of the Arch the bishop of Aix, went on to celebrate fact that all the French bishops had sent their
began
strength death of
of congratulation the Pope, whose
a
in
is
his The
the post of British occupy since the days of the Reformation. the time of Leo XIII. 's jubilee
in
Reply of the Bishop. Faith. Republican
more,
rapidly.
William
Bayonne
Advent
headings—"
Cathedral.
article
on
am
were authority by the Bishop him hand. His Lord
devoted
service,
at Constantinonie
on
or parts uuropp, A letter in the
:—
have
and
train,
received
is letter addressed to the editor ship's of the French journal which so scandal the occurrence in ously misrepresented
thefiret
staved of the
early
account pending negociations about to He went Betlin to Egypt. a holidays with spend the Christmas married who resides there. daughter He seems to have caught a cold in the
during
in the first instance, and himself in the subsequently terms :— It is an idiotic fabri following from beginning to end. Italian cation do not accept positions as butlers, priests whiqh they probably wonld be incompe and I have never tent to, fill; had an service
onlv
affairs,
ry contradicted his Lordship
Italian,
White.
aD
help
than
fruitfnl
Rehabilitation
with covered hatred his original might
Katho-
:
unfolded
a
make! pretensions to being honorably and honestly conducted. No contradic tion has been given to the absurd story Lord Salisbury's .which secreta private
,
William
appears
the
dated , Salzburg, Noveuber Belgium, 16, 1891, with the heading Worship of Satan and hatred The of God in Freemasonry
He contemplated from the diplomatic
utmost
which
journals,
Sir
to British influence He had the ear nople. who knew that he had a true friend him, and always spoke to bim with
In two
obligation
lookedbyMelbourne
Oar
of Bayonne.
Bishop
loss
journals its
sir,
in
from
affection.
White
seldom
is
unurcn
have been defamed.
ters
when
lie
start
wrong
by Protestant tne
a
induce the propagators the contradiction. And that
.happens
overtake few houis'
a
Late
disease. retirement
the works the Jesuits
Journalism. to
even
is
1
Aecept, devotion in
Satan
Kirchenzeiiunc/
Sir William the late Ambaa-, White, sador to Constantinople, was a Catholic., His health had been very poor for some, from heart months, and he was suffering
and
easy
has got
sermons
Lord.
the day he when
bouse, sound
throughout. of my
assurance
the For
cot
am
restoration could not
less
costume"
ilische
finally,
of
Worship
The following
have now of your passages contrained to consider the
false
the
engaged.
Reputable
it
a
I
report,
This, since
of
no
!
The
express except of charity and none of patience, the which and phrases on I uttered ; of the Republic, which I never subject state You then that I spoke. with closed the preacher by addressing " the words I forbid you, sir, to make
to
eating small
of woe. and love
voice
are
Night
duty, and sleeping in
he could, the that
alone and
done
sentiments
your
work
of the public on the 30lh Brussels " The speaker entirely old calumnies; which in Satan the course the freed! avohangel
it
Monseigneur You false.
in
was
the'
account
'
to
allusions any political within my diocese." And absolutely false. quoted the principal
alone,
words
never
let
—
of the city priests being with the fever; Then could be seen figure in the mansions of the hovels of the poor, com and sick the destitute,
down
his
Duffo
I must said or
:
and
suffering
Father
:
'
.
had
But
no
jBhould those
Communion, and Benediction which the Mass. The ceremony was most and splendid, and imposing was the first or held in Great Britain Ireland for three hundred years. the solemn
the
time
Revolutionary, pushed on by his energy to daring plans." of' The glorifying Satanfound an echo in the whole of Europe. Thp.i Journal des freien Gedankens (Journal, of Freethought) has the following in an
and
Elevation also at followed
This is words in reference wish that the elergy
I
In 1853, when at fever broke oat and when out of a of population 50,000 some 15,000 were swept away in a few weeks, the the
Bishops of Franco the Archbishop of Aix's
;Gouthe-Soulard."
in the church, and shouldered arms as the priests and procession' entered from the under sacristy. the They were of Sergeant-Major command Bergin, who has served with very many years the and four Royal Irish, who wears medals. arms at the They presented
adhered action. No
the
ithen attribute to me to the Holy Father's
martyr.
'of visiting devolved on
you
doubt he believed it. be known that I have in regard janything
of his into entrance the anniversary and the record Society, papers' that fie has in various braved places of thirteen yellow fever, epidemics to the stricken with the ministering
mission'
himself words : —
all
of men they are; ldt them go where there and is sickness; danger oil and where Buffering souls are t crying for aid. not Then their search will be in vain.' A typical Jesuit, Rev. John James of New has Duffo, Orleans, been fiftieth the just celebrating
a
the
attribute the " of name In the following ' I must No Je to aloud cry you truth !'— since that is the consecrated suitism In the sermon term. yon have eloquent hem j, affirmed the that preacher just
manner
heroism of the yellow New Orleans,
of
und how his Holiness strongly who have blamed Bishop any This is false. To have abstained.
the
continually
in
disguises. Jesuits
find
be
to
really
know ad
to
and that he had reason the Pope approved
.
Jesuits are FouncL
fully
.
the
how
<
Where
Rome,
(SUaningjs.
;
enerai
<&
!
not to hesitate with wickedly persecute out just cause, by word and deed, peace ful men who had come from abroad from a motive of piety, not for political and also to attack ends, the Pontiff by threat and outcry, before all Rome.
They have
1
people
of
travelled all
Italy
far
by
to
arouse-
writings
the
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him
in
even
come
reverence;
this
when
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the raijway, of land for
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—
a
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a -new-'
had
been
on
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during
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were
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at
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to
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purchasing acres 2,400,000 of £1,500,000, Debentures or
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the consent to give the Government the til the 30th, June, 1893, of,
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from
writing Globe the 'Indian an
the
official
her
couple
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dock
in
their a
only
was
'A
i
(
people
at
possessed
it
on
wonderful
preacher who
genius,
a
disciple
16 years the
at
of
as
dead
is
ld.
in
Cockatrice, The Sultan,
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE.
FEBRUARY
THURSDAY,
honours. The following
of
as
strong
hundreds
of
thousands,.-
the
universe,
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indefatigable devotion to; the tlm
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of
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Brig, while
as
this
eminent one
Disease
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of
the
hv
poison known the
—
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and colouts,
into
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procession along trooping
pavement, ami The
me.
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saw,
of men.
most
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positive
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the
'
tin-
sink
'
thing veiy large
of
statistics is
1891,'
the
for
colony
the
published. Service.—
year
;
'of John -Thp' tender Brown, £57 per 'annum; has been, of a mail, accepted for the conveyance once a from Guildford to fortnight to terminate Dec. 31,1894. Chitteting,
Allan
pass, ge in Catly le1.the describing crowds that walked 1789. the Silently
hungry
guant, abont
painful
f,
'
a surely, were fine them strong, The .irresisti sight
'
efPnrfs
respondent, Herald '.—
opposite my heat
made
it
military
recently jltst of the unem the Swuiik-
iriegular
(lie
bly reminded me of French Revolution;'
the
rendered
a from cot Melbourne
--the-
in
proportion able-bodied'
erst
which
band
ever
is abso'ulely Warner's Safe
But
infallible
itfi
-".7
slow that
kidneys
Medica
to
powerless
almost
affection
incurable
Materia combat.
ordinary.
was
lliun
the
within
di which
pf -The Extradition Great Bridan and' the
v
was ployed lon-Street Town Hall,
career—
was
.life-stream
li.is
supposed
Dnrp.
bore
his
dea; lis premature The knovyn disease.
other
no
of
usefulness,
happy
a
more
causes
any. that
which
malady <>ut
vine
main o'-ject mankind.
of
marvellous
ana
industry
of.
mementos
being
who
appeared I walked
distributed
are
were
Extradition
nals.
and such is exceedingly patchy, gold, a lifemen rise oncein century. Spurgeon's who work. unlike that of the men speak lives alter him. His but do not write, only, and sermons have reached editions
throughout'
so
and
Imogene
ships
ty's
with the
uniform, present to honor the of desired memory in defending his those who had; fallen was represented. by three aidescountry,: of troops, with de-camp, and a battalion
es
>
agreement of the 4th of No 1891, be forthwith discharged.
vember,
him as if first in who from been but yesterday, the of his audi heart-strings boyhood in his hands and ences swayed them as he the greatest of becoming pleased, eventually 'will he so ,n be replaced 1 great Evangelists— will think he hot. Genius, We venture to
happen
may
high
for
Our
B ERA
the
by
rnent
a
T/miivwstt'n
Tf
KTTnvTi'vnu -w
wavt
uavau
juu
.'
ag
llvulucw
,
"
these indeed, are in time of peace,
was
some,
neap
writings
-
it,
ship,
neaped—
like
even therighlsof speak audience are hut a little giving the least aiidon occasion that, is Wo saw made evident which. in the be V\'e are tioutded and that daily, ginning, the -midst are ever in of diffi striving
so
relying power
with which since that period-
sends
"The
The.
centred.
chiefly
Spurgeon, extraordinary
the
And
is
of age became fire celestial Pentecost had held
all
enemies,
and
constancy,
goodness and
This
ing and shackled-
cullies.
power
of
MENT.
under
from
of
our
their
of
.whose
the
lence.
is
jury should
the
of
'to inflict in power that foreigners so unrestrained, be deterred inso by the popular of both classes Thus, i»y the efforts
inevitable,
of
but,
is
and
;
in
THE
given they are
one
metals
Bombay,
ing:—
which .are being promulgated the See 'and united Apostolic hasten to with them Us, let the of the evil audacity by the
that
power
that
authority chief
the
has
has
Germany
the
have-' Majesties' of State chairs., Naval A
be
weapon
limits
and
that coy should
safeguard of the earth to show
less,
.
very
High,
on
the
if
,
which
of
new
,
truth,
power,
within
a
precious adorned,
State, evil
.and,
two
,
.all diminished, authority and unsafe. And will .become enfeebled should wherever Catholics, bej they this universal remember struggle agiiiust the the Christian and .especially name,
that in this, persistent they may the Church hateful to the State by For and her constitution. teaching
like
a
restrain the devising
Pope from
the
-most
the Pontifical to
hot
of the
the interestThat for, the.first for by. a -deposit, .years be provided, with the National Bank .of Australasia of the amount .in cash. That required the £60,000 by the Govern, guaranteed interest.
Investor
.
they
.
binding,
indeed
testify
w
'
They
impiety closed .lest,
he
For
certain
that,
laws.
these
religion
Church,
In
insult.
is
pieces.
we party have confessed, of many actions 'have seen the perpetration hurtful to the to the Church, injuiious without of any the interference Pontiff,
of
some
it
affairs.
For they understood that designs. thbse laws are a kind of excuse abroad and a safeguard at homo. Moreover, shield do not the particularly they Catholic
also
to
Share
'I
they go holds swaywhere. impiety inevitable that/the principal 'which is built of the State, should' fall a.nd morals, to,
foundation
their
:ot
For
be abrogated, the object of. confer some sort of privilege are See, they Apostolic only it is not convenient to because
unwilling
as
farther. there.
to
is
the.,.vpatfis
should
on;
but .
and
.
to throne he constructed frame and decorations are to while the be of pure draperies gold, will velvet. lie be of the richest purple throne of Prussia old of the kings was broken Jena for t'e sake of the up after
ordered of which
understand
,
1
railway,
of land to be selected 800,000 acres and the held, by, it.fpr by Government, to meet the .twenty sale, year's, interest., to effectt sales the company undertaking .to, by year .suffiqiqufT: provide this year
-
acquainted And enemy. that governors this into consi
interests,
than
the
at
but well, for many'
quite have
recovered norniat weight W/D. Siyned ) Thomas,
William
Emperor
a
he
the
to
only
have (
,
easily
altogether
morals
of being,
Italian
on
is
take will
they
of yeligion,
only that
bit
Christian
Pontiff
the
accuse
a
for
until
urine,
noi
cbrnpleted
<
of
irvieres't'-1
and
elimina
t.he
an
.
is
:
are
ijpnri
of
enemies,
how the
should
king
deration, that it
it
been
is
Government
'
so
which
For restrain
not.
and
perfectly be told, % desire
by the public authority they ? worse They, do this thing the of a spirit of instigators and hatted in the people when
rebellion" th'ey
ethers. do
men
open
'do
they
the
as
uaiiie'when can'-
seek
men
is
truth the sunt
health and
vast
the
ain
im effected
gradual
a
debentures.
the
to
'
and
the
for
offered security for this guarantee three-tenths in the'
—
that these the same, that these
it
;
if
force to against of the the'tnafches would wir-h ardently,
with We
;
prepare
as
doubt,
to
as
Mining
is
no
second mortgage,
£500,000 The
.
known,
well
for
cmft
is
weapon-
remember such
defence
their
moderation,,
prefer
and for
advantageous
from I
in it
I and the
.
They
to.,
fitting is
of albumen
present/time, enjoy belter years
that
scale
tary
thai has
is
j
tion
also
sny
.
to
know
'
j
_
hostility or
excuses
ter
our enemies to they prefer, the Church against it defend by artificial
attempt;
openly
einhk. their in words,
i
may
diyour by which,
The happiest result in all provement respects in my system, particulatly
to
encouragment
designs. venerable Behold, then, brethren, condition affairs and what stand,
to
accelerated.
was
cure
'
their
-
not
they to lorce if This in-
appeal
and
indulgence
this
/'occurs.-. opportunitysecond banil ol
the
deed
for
will everything them. not support Indeed, see no obstacle from wliicb do: they he feared ; but peril great may have than once -witnessed an they.
.
the
ever'
to
hesitate
not
that
that
and
.
will
do
and
itself,
more
strictly other
,
.
any
certain
it
I
Pills. of adhered instructions,
quantity
they
designs,
.
only
their
,
holding favour
Now
name.
accomplish
to
,
.
tificate
the -Christian
destroy hasten
popular
-
that meetings, striving by the win a harder voice they may lot for the Vicar of Jesus Christ, and that should be left him no more to privilege than is allowed by the law to any private this citizen. Nor is the end purposed evil confess of llieir delights. Tliey to Pon desire the that they destroy public
Our
come'
have indeed, that constancy policy which We decessor selves,
sional
followed
ever
the
to
hastened over the
claim
is
noted of integrity with monise
more
Our
the har
freedom,
.the
must
right,
the safely, th'e of the Italian
prosperity
that best
once,
rare;
making
Wc
done threat to
have, no
have down
to
anyone
J3e
which
wrote
in
nation,,
sprang last
which
fr<
year
We
ui
this
day, these
all
.
tiff,
and
if
that
to the disclosed
were
National Library of Australia
iMBssns.
II.
yon
H.
in
Thomas,
of in
who
says
the
possible,
to
bMuf
a
in in
to
chief
history
increasing of
about :
Briglit's liver
;
I
will
sleeplessness,
swelling
first
1
Further
great and
dropsy
were
the
P.G.S.. on been I so years.
had
previous far the medicines, pi-rsevered-with of six months I period took ij Safe Cure and the per week,
with the negotiations orovernment the object of obtaining its assist in on and carrying
AUSTRALIAN
PISH SUPPLY
AND POULTRY COMPANY (Limited).
that
for
bottles necessary
CAPITAL 5s
on
a
of
and
line,
the
and
liabilities
that
London
of
main
Shortly
years. as
follow
should for
:
put, That
proposals
twenty
than
more
6d
Share:
per
Directors
:
Manager J.
:
Lyach.
Secretary E. Bowering. :
Mr.
are
the Government 4 per cent, interest on an years, issue of
G.
Solicitors
Messrs
it
-
allotment, instalments:
month.
of
guarantee
on
Muss.i'n, Mr. W.' S. Savage, R. T. Howson. H. Blake.
.
complete
present state market renders
the
J Mr.
each).
monthly
Acting A.
it to raise, and it is requires that this should re guarantee in force for a term of twenty
asked
not
per
£2000
...
5s
application, balance by
Mr.
to raise company amount without the assist ance of the West Australian Govern ment. The form which the company the assistance proposes should take is a of the guarantee interest on the amount
...
Shares of £l
Provisional
the
money for the
impossible the required
to
...
2000
(In
Mr.
completing Midland Rail
'
The
i
A communication of a highly impor character has been made by the Midland Railway Company to the Government of this After colony. the present fully considering position of affairs, the Board of Directors in has come to the London conclusion to
outstanding
sediment of the
Thureau. I
Lym-
VjESTERN
construction of the The Board finds itself way. impelled to this course by the fact that a sum of half-a-million is required to liquidate
allude
These
Harry Norman
licensed of Queensland buruer, surveyor and this has been licensed un colony, " der the provisions of the Transfer of Land' Act, 1874."
PROPOSALS.
the
enlargement
symptoms.
of Mr, Geo, your pamphlet Tasmania, with whom of of .intimacy terms in
:
a
tant
ance
4 years, finally Disease of the
by
accompanied the
of my recent in intensity
'the I was some reverse, persuaded by members of my family to try Safe Cure vour and Safe in which I was Pills; encouraged and confirmed by reading th« in testimony
j
Charles
Vf
open with
& CO.
extreme weakness and ankles, so as debility to be unable to walk 50 and yards uphill, loss in advice was great weight. Medical at various times sought and from many but to no' purpose sources so far as any good effects were produced. no seeing Finally rather but improvement in my condition,
Italian
for
asks
THE
all
verified
is
circles, 1891,-
WARNER
period
kidneys, and pain the
RAILWAY.
Guarantee.
lost in
well-known
man
December.
after
which',
vertigo, in urine,
i
'on
22nd
Gentlemen, In giving a
Company
of for
and
is/shining
share-broking
culminated
letter
tliut
the wicked in the sects very of those who were words to accessory with which words, them lately, quite in the opinions unequivocal very have been ienli(Chamber of Deputies The common of the sorts de,-igu (fied.. attack to -is out the weary .by a virulent J
and
during
;
,
a
Victoria,
date.
illness
of
secrets
digo,.
under
;
it
obscured sun
;
mining
testify nothing has changed, things in Our or in Our either point of view Another reason can method of action. for the growing We he given enmity
that We
become their
use
when
MIDLAND
The
more
cases
intellects
of this One. instance of Mr. W. D. experience
the
that
note
its
brilliant
Mr.
it
a
means.
and
written, —
What
men,
not
is
the
have business
to
enough
that
!
THE
ils
splendor. of fact the benefits of matter Safe Cure for Briglit's Disease have Warner's in hitherto been participated chiefly by who have failed to get relief those by other
between concord Italv See would be advantageous the Apostolic home and to I talian both at pi ogress,
abroad. what We
whose
world,
As
nay, and
that
more,
it
in
liug those
severe
Considering applied
when
that
the footpaths, along ming-the fashionable crowd, and
flocked with
men
lucky to transact."
becoming in
noonday,
its
Our
than
certainty be deprecated administered
of
want to the
is
'specific
Disease. of effect
eminent
right, particularly the Pope by. the granted and the witness of' of God what We clearly perceiving,
have
recognised
Briglit's
down
breaking, and it
generally
city,
Providence the post;
t:o
,
dom
of
positive
are.
adoption,
and the
-
cate have
its
sterling establishment
long
success, to
only
cases
with
its
remedy,
continued barrier
of Our lute pre determined upon the commencement of Our pontifi of duty. We from a consciousness that Our free demanded rightful he vindicated, and We have should
frcm
prejudice,
this
the that should blaze ? We, Our
about
opponents latter days
these
in
forth
it
profes virtues of
:
has
against'
—
spread. Whence enemy of
began
war
h'ead way 'for the
grat
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rumouis
making
is
to
.
if
pecially
of
The
Westeyk
The establish kinds
pf city
tlie
object the
:
Horgan & Bankers
MoorheadL :
Bank.
Australian/ of
the
is to promoters of all a supply to and Poultry
of
means
Pish, Oysters of Perth and
,
the
different
districts.
Applications to
the
Secretary,
for
to
be
made
7 Bowering, Perth Barrack-street,
Swan Chambers, office temporary where all information the
Shares G. E. of can
the
Company, be
obtained
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the
hand,
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HALL, STREET,
AND
arid
goods
New
and
Boys'
WINES,
Clothing?
SPIRITS,
Ceylon
TO
COUNTRY
ORDERS.
black
"
for
Agent
doe
Town
trousers
ORDERS
A.DDRESS,
THE
Next
APPLICATION.
ON
SENT
BY
H.
BOOK
POST.
—
,
Door
to
"
the
Hotel:"
Criterion
H.
Perth
N. and
light
profits.
H. Late
PiRAMBULATOES, OEAIRS, Jtt
M
of Victoria
¥
CASH
Office
HAS
:
I9and20
—
Up
Chairs, of
Rocking
assortment GARDEN1
Austrian
Perambulators;
for
Low Arm Chairs.
Ladies'
American
Children's
Chairs,
from
8s.
Table
High
also
each
Office
;
and
Chairs,
M. David John
Steel
:
Symon W.
Esq.,
M.L.A. M.L.A.
M.L.
J.P.,
Bramble Paints
Enamel1
Aspinall's
JBRUSHWARE Oval-ground ware-of al.l description. Brushes;'
SUNDRIES and
Brackets, Weights, Augur
great
all
Wire kinds
Netting of
before
Plasterers'
Distemper Brushes, Hair Brooms, Dandy and Nest
Eggs, Mouse Useful
Sundry
will
sizes), (all Horse sizes,
Ware. well
do
elsewhere,
purchasing
Shoes
to inspect and compare
Horse
Bits, and
my
Planes
splendid
prices
and
johnston.
the
all
MEMORIAM
JN JUST
Tinned
Angle
Iron
Tools
Carpenters' Patent
Axles,
assorted
stock
of General
of
RECEIVED.
A
—
ness
by
"
Cards with neat
Brass, outfitted logues
all
tt
Hard
Field
or
instrument,
(artist's
for Cornets, Mouthpieces and Trumpets. (Adopted British and French Armies,
Volunteer of
and
selected)
the
for
and Drum on
and
Bugles other and
Trumpets.)
Bands
Fife
reasonable
—
Reed,
—
complotely terms. 0 ..
forwarded.
At the various Band Contests Great Britain throughout during last few years Besson & Co.'» instruments have won "Prototype" more than instruments public money manufactured by any other house.
N.B.
Springs ,
cases)
case) violin
(in
RUBA
specially Curvilinear
splendid
of In Memoriam Cards printed designs. at the Record Office.
new
leather
Violins
CARDS
assortment
of all Ironmongery Bell-door Sash Knockers, Mathieson's Ironmongery,
and
Holders
Bugles
Brush-
cases) do.
Band Stands with Metronomes, Bell attachment
Sharpeners.
and
comprising
folding Maelzel's without "
he obtained.
may
White-wash
and_ Mail
Nails,
h:
a
Tops
Card Iron
:
:
WASTE
i
held the
PAPER.
quality.
A
LEVI Cash
and
Brushes, Brushes,
Rat Traps, Builders'
Traps,
Articles.
German
all
Buggy
Purchasers
Intending
Scythe
Scythes,
Doer Knockers, Locks, Yaughan Locks. of furnishing Screws, and all kinds
Letter Plates, Nails, Screw Brace Bits and
description. and Clips, ware
Syringes, of variety
Carpenters'
descriptions,
Scythes,
Stones
Underwriter
Districts in the country Colony. for' Head Office Western Australia, St. George's Terrace, Perth; where forms and full proposal particulars
shades.
all
Garden
:
a
or <in
Copper-bound Paint Blushes,
:
Patent
in
Agencies
per Gulf of Mairtaban, Besson & Cb.'s 'famous Band Instru "Prototype"
Valve
:
and
george
BRYAN.
Bombardons
for
GREEN,
of
quantity sale.
"
Apply
WASTE Record"
PAPER office.
1
REAP HOOKS,
Rush
Secretary
T.
Springs
Solicitors and Kidson.
James,
Mr.
A;,
Euphoniums
:
Local
W.
for
Baritones
.
of Australia. Bank.
Australian
:
since 1837 Manufacture.
of
ments,
:
Bank
Commercial
Honour
Piccolos, (leather do. Clarionets, Cornets, (in wood Tenor Horns
Bateman,)Esq.
Western
LONDON.
Rd.,
received of
at
:
Bankers
Leake.
in
CO.,
MAKERS,
supply
property
BRANCH.
F? Alfred Canning, James G. Lee-Steerej
Sir
Forks, Manure Digging Forks, Potato Drags, Spades, Shovels, Dutch floes. Potato Hoes, Floral Tools, Hay Rakes, and a Hoes, Sharp's Mattocks, Grubbing Tools for garden |and farm of Useful purposes. plendid assortment of patterns and sizes. and DOG CHAINS in a variety DOG COLLARS collection at low for cash, from 6d. a piece. PAPERS A splendid WALL very prices Molloware of all Stew Saucepans, Kettles, HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES descriptions, Patent Potato Patent Potato'' Peelers, Pans. Mashers, Fry Pans, Baking Dishes, Gridirons, best Knife also the Egg Beaters, (the Patent Knife .Cleaners Lightning (the lightning), Wim in the World). and Toasting Cleaners Egg Beaters Egg Timers, Telescope and Tinned Tin Coffee Earthenware strainers, Pots, Teapots. Coffee Pots with improved Forks, Patent Milk strainers and and Willi Skimmers, Wash-up Kettles copper bottoms), Dishes, (plain and a of Hand great Basins, Bowls, variety Dippers, Dishes, Stamped Tin Wash-hand Clothes Box Irons, Tailors' Irons. Sad or Flat Lines, Irons, Stamped Tin Ware, Galvanized Household of all kinds of Kitchen and and a assortment Requisites, '.Bellows, splendid and Household Scales, Spring Balances, Troy Weights Scales, Counter, Scales and Weights, TOOLS
i
Just of
AUSTRALIAN Directors
Chairs,
Medals of Excellence
RATES.
Rub
splendid
a
EUSTON
Agent
Marine.
LOWEST,
extra
&
INSTRUMENT
£1,420,525.
description loss against
every covered
33 '
250,000 3,166,000
and
on
London.
£2,500,000
INCOME
WESTERN 52s.,
198
Cornhill,
Funds Fire
PERTH.
from
(Bassinettes) Bentwood Chairs,
BESSON
F.
(LIMITED.)
Paid
Insurances
WILLOWBANK—
EX
LANDING, PERAMBULATORS
of
Assortment
A Splendid ber Tyres
NOW
and
DYNAMITE.
assurance
Subscribed
Capital1 Capital Invested
MURRAY-STREET,
IRONMONGER,
Perth
Queensland.
union
Head
GREEK,
1
—
BICYCLES,
'and
NOBEL'S
MUSICAL
ANNUAL I-
'for
GUNS
GREENER'S
and
Journal,"
NIHILL, Hay Street,
and
COMPANY Commercial'
MB
BELLS.
L
H.
CCLLARS,
VAIL PAPERS,
CHAIRS,
Old
(1878,
Port.
to the of begs to intimate people district that in hav surrounding for the cash from ing made his purchases houses in the colonies, leading manufacturing saves an enormous discount. Intending, will find it to their purchasers advantage by the BEEHIVE Cash patronising Drapery and will not come but send Hall, only again their is quick sale and as my motto friends,
.
OBSBHVE
LIST
&0
Produce.
a
Agents
and
Country QueeDslander."
"
PRICE
SPICES,
other
Specialities: Madeira
Teas,
speciality.
SMALL
and
Tawny
ATTENTION
of
J.
clerical
PROMPT
COFFEE,
Oats
Potatoes,
and Youth's, Rugs', Blankets," Mercery Portmanteaus, &c., &c.
Umbrellas,
SLIPPERS;
"
"
Blends Ceylon Teas, New Season's China Tea.
Also,
OPENING.
NOW
Perth. —
!
Men's.
fashionable
C
&
MERCHANTS,
Have:jpnj;Sale Serendib
Famous
PERTH. goods
SPIRIT
and
William-street, The
new
!
OPENING.
NOW
stock in the Manufactured
vaKe
stndj Colonial?;
WINE
CLOTHING-
CASH
HAY new
extehsive:
German,
French,
English,
WORKINGMEN'S
COBHAM
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TEA,
AND
,
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to his Patrons, in 'making known much pleasure that he has secured the in general, the Public MELBuUKNE of a well-known services for his CUTTER (Mr. Williamson,)
THE
And
will
a
guarantee
STYLE
NEWEST Orders out of of stock CO A TIN
p.S.— -All turned
DEPARTMENT,
PERFECT
receive in a
will
Hand
FIT, AND our
combined
with
special
attention, manner.
OS anc ALL E U D for U NKQ Quality S, Sack Suits from £3 ; in W.A. andStyle Trowsers fr. 15s. 6 d.' made to order, at
w.
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are
a.
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Office
the 1887 18,38
FASHIONS.
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BRANCHES Head
all
1SSUENCE (SOJJPNY, LTD,
CAPITAL, IVTTH
TAILORING
LIFE
CITIZENS'
AND for
figures
show
THE
—
:
"
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THROUGHOUT
West Australia HAY-STRET, PERTfL NEW BUSINESS. There were issued 19,557 Policies "
and he Our
£200,000.
AGENCIES COLONIES.
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"
GS-aelic
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and
"
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Burpis
.
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,
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No.
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Guinness'
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Fares
Family
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and
after-dinner
an
they land
by
to
Pill,
invaluable. should
are or
assist
sea,
. ,
Geo. Thos.
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Schiedam Reims, Extra
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&
of process No traveler, to be provided
U.
Mass.,
Lowell,
and
S.
A.
We
attention
;the
special Pearlers
'
to
our
of
BEERS, SPIRITS, CORDIALS, ''TINNED and MEATS, FRUITS OILMEN'S STORES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &«,,
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and
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in
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Is
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Ladies'
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BALCONY
THE
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Ladies'
—
16
0
10
10
0
12
12
0
12
12
0
AND
SHOWER
Entrance
for
Ladies
from
privately
15
0
5
5
0
Commissioner
of
Rail
ROBERTS, Traffic
Manager's Perth, February
Manager.
Office,
1892.
9th,
CELEBRATION.
PATRICK'S
gT.
1892.
DAY, GROUNDS.
Judges The Hon. W. E. Marmion, M.L.JL, Clayton T.Mason, Esq. andT. Quinlan! M.L.A. Esq.,
Starter
:
Scott,
Esq.
Hayden, Esq.
J.
:
E.
PROGRAMME
0
MEMBERS' (Trophies), SHEFFIELD
2.
Thimbles Alberts
4.
6.
6s.
6d.
£1.
2nd, £3 acceptances, HANDICAP— ;
THREE-LEGGED
7.
from 6d. Is. from 8s. 6d.
BUILDING
120 yards— Entry fee, 2s. 6d. HANDICAP— £20. 1st 3rd, £2. Nominations,
£2.
2s.
6d.
15s.,
5s.
Entry,
ORPHANAGE BOYS' HANDICAP— 16. Under 7s. 6d., 2s. 6d. (entry free.) Second Seats op Sheffield. ORPHANAGE BOYS' HANDICAP Under 10. 7s. 6d., 2s. 6d. (entry free.)
5.
on.
from
:
HANDICAP—
6d.
be
can
;
6d; BOYS'
3.
0 6 0
10
and
£15 7s.
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12 0
3 2
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3
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guaranteed,
ALBANY
15
4
Genevas
„
are
Silver Do.
BALCONY
4
4
...
depeuded
SIDE
the
Traffic
Hunting
„
nam. arranged
of
GEO.
1.
...
„
BATHS-
ia,
all
order
(By ways),
Eng
Hunting
Pebble
$&&©<«
1892.
17,
at
Handicapper
from
....
above
The PLUNGE
RACES, MARCH
Demi-Ilunting
Gents' Silver Youths' „
AROUND
Manager.
fares for double single Stations on the Eastern will be issued the above date on to available for and up to Saturdy.: 1892. 19th,
Hunting
fictr
18 ct.
Gents'
S&HflfSl ALL
ROBERTS,
RAILWAY.
N
MONSTER
Demi-
ct.
Levers
Levers
—
Rail
Office, 4, 1892.
SUBIACO
...
Leers Gents' Silver Huuting. lish Levers
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of
d
s
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...
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:
:
A
Gents'
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grounds)
Commissioner
the
R
from
Open
ct.
Hunting
to-,-:
of
S T E
March
in
revs
Hunting
from...
18
Ladies'
MMs-stm
order
journey Railway Northam,
much be marked lower they will such goods have, hitherto been sold W.A.
Face
snitici
to
than
Gents'
CONVENIENCES
p.m. 7-00
4s.
THURSDAY,
AND
|
THE
admission
,
he is NOW Varied Assort of Gold and Silver ment Watches and Jewellery, Onyx and Marble Clocks, Plate and ElectroOptical Goods. As these have been lor bought CASH
i
ALL
grounds)
Brook, dep. arr. Newcastle,
NORTHAM
T
£
WOW
8 20
arr....
to
S.
I
11.00
arr.
TICKETS
CAMPBELL, Manager. SMITH, Accountant.
J.
9-10
dep. (including
A
JEWELLER,
-
C.
Northam,
p.m 800
...
the
Europe PHILIP HAROLD
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STREET,
N
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BITTERS
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:
NOTICE.
&c.
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Brook
GEO.
and
GLASSWARE
&'c.,
S.
Traffic
Bought
)
lOd.
is.
of
HOTEL
I
admission
(including
Manager's Perth, February
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grounds
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9d.,
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Northam, S. Brook,
and
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5s.
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:
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Newcastle,
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Son,
10-45 11-20
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a.m.
the
fail
prepared
Schnapps, Quality
IU'15
arr.
breakfast
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Ayer's
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620 715 740
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of
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&
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later
4th
March,
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in
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for
GIBNEY, of Perth.
Bishop
be
will
HALL,
the
at
opened
on
MARCH
of
St.
line
of the
in aid !Funds
9,
Fremantle.
School,
Joseph's
to
scriptions
the
sub
following the
during
Record
past
Mr.
Toohey,
PQ
jt/j
in
6W
their own business.
here
explain
us. for at work wonderful with work. You the
localities,
All
meet do
can
a
policy therefore, of the
position of the Old indicated by
A
fortune and The little easily. honorably to the is particularly adapted .employm-ent this in which circulate publication region 24-3-„ Box 976, P.O., Sydney.
John
by
killed
from
fall
a
a
But
of
Byfield, horse
An
the
inhabitants
hack their An
-
rang
upon future
alarm for
scarce
extremely
running
are
mil
the
of fire
twenty
the
,
The
to
riv«r
by and
for
the
revenue.
have
the
minuses
and
given on
the
Tuesday
the
i'or by accounted and the Gascoyne owing to the drought.
after bushes
remission
of
Nor'-west
districts
National Library of Australia
downs, with
bell
that It was found a heap of in Nash Street. were on fire and afowlhouse of a few water buckets of The application thj flames and removextinguished f micklv eo? all danger. OiV Tuesday last March 1st the rents for On Government fell due. held from lands with This that daT £12,716 was received. makes a total vnts already the amo prepaid received as £44,332 up against of £25,26(3 The difference year. to the same" date last rents
to
j
,
that
During watched its its ceaseless
was ,
to
Everyone with
the and
two
was
Mr.
named
John
the
month,
days
and
found
was
Hackett house
parents' Murchison,
on
after
the the
in
dead
i
J
of finds gold are Mr. near Murchison, two men station, named by and where three Fitzgerald, picked up weighing respec
Heft'erman were
the
24oz.
144oz.,
tively
and
25oz.
Another section of the Northern portion the Midland was ,of Railway inspected and opened on Saturday last. The length of lino now open for traffic stretches from and covers a distance Walkaway to Arrino of 84 miles. We
draw which
ment
attention
to
an
elsewhere
appears
a party con to the Secretary
for
ness
and
to
oar
and
sternwhom Duncan could Jones supported
Mr.
of
of
until
great distance, immersions repeated out
the
neither
a
sank
Parry
young
formed
well.
swim
him after
the
lost
boy
conscious-
Wittenoom,
sight.
became and after exhausted, having placed a second time on the boards disfollowed next in appeared. Parry order in the melancholy category. Beddoes swam on, much until wearied, he was though very and picked up by Mr. Harrold Mr. Wright, Jones when on the of was point sinking rescued by one of Messrs Randell, Knight, & Co.'s The bodies of Wittenoom lighters. and Duncan were found soon after the but that of Parry accident, was not dis covered till An Tuesday evening. inquest held was the bodies of Wittenoom upon and and the Duncan, returned a verdict jury that deceased came by their deaths through A rider was added to the effect drowning. that Mr. Jones acted in tak thoughtlessly the ing the deceased boys on board Water without her being Lily sufficiently manned, and all they considered boats plying on the river should be licensed in by a qualified spector, to carry
and
On
Saturday
a
that
life-saving Mr.
family
district members
the been
advertise which
the formation of a company of fish. The supply company will be in a position to commence shortly orders will when be solicited operation, with and daily and fulfilled punctuality despatch. A eire broke out at the back of Mr. 0. H. Smith's in It premises Hay-street. to the blocks of quickly spread adjoining the now warehouse buildings, consuming of Messrs. Drummond & Co., Conrthope, and thence E. & C. passed on to Messrs. but Shenton's, here it fortunately was checked before much The doing damage. loss total is set down at £5,000, Messrs. Drummond & Co.'s Courthope, amounting to £1,500.
it
should
be
compulsory
apparatus. the morning last
Michael
The which
Toodyay
the
for
swim
late the Newcastle.
announces
A
deputation
Sharks
at
the pearlers Messrs. Bur
representing of
Bay consisting
nett
with whom and Mainland, was Mr. waited the Premier last Bibra, upon to protest into Friday against the bringing clauses operation of certain of the Sharks Shell that Fishery Bill, Bay Pearl notably which for one areas provides holding by licenses. The said there exclusive Premier Von
time
endle
would
Op
the
obliged cause
Mrs.
of
more
by her sympathy
herself
acts many with distress
generosity Tuesday, were remains circle large on
and
sincere
Mayhew, long
thus
a.
qf
have
we
few
sorrow
to
will than
the Mrs.
Lynch
funeral
of
took
place at deceased was a member of has been established in the for of
close which
for
upon have
their
40
years,
always and
respected probity up of dealing with their rightness neighbours. The name cf Michael was a Lynch house hold word in the locality, and the universal in which he was in the held district respect was who proved by the number followed his remains to the grave, some 20 carriages and a of horsemen large body the forming The funeral arers cortege. pall-b were Mr. D. Mr. Bowen, and Connor, Mr. J. Phillips, another whose has name our escaped Mr. seized with memory Lynch was the illness when on his way to Yilgarn, shortly after Mr. Geo. Slater's station at leaving With that indomitable Coomalling. spirit of perseverance, and aided by that great for both of which he was bodily strength, noted, he persisted in his attempt to reach his but will and destination, body both succumbed to the of attack the insidious and he disease, was brought back to Northam. Here, on examination, it was found he was from an suffering and it abscess, to was decided an perform operation. the attentions of his Despite medical Dr. blood attendant, Dunlop, poisoning set in, and tho 13 patient lingered days sustained robust by his constitution and last at only, passed quietly away and amongst his relatives friends, and fortified of the consolations by Holy Church, of which he was ever true a and devoted
very
large kindness. failed
never
unbounded. of February, to the followed
sympathy
deprived companionship.
the
died her
ed '
j
Very
ever
the
by
j 1
general
were
after
conducted
by
one
in
seen
|
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graye
and
church
followed !
Her and
and
remains
Newcastle,
nura-
She
The
son.
Mayhew
was
mourners.
been be the that of
respected
23rd of
!
introducing
which
the wife of of Newcastle.
her !
as
in
lately
general
Mayhew,
ber
used
licenses.
deaths many to chronicle
Officer Medical had endeared
wishes
haste
be no exclusive
these
country hapless
excellent
from
last
too, been
of this to the
decease due
John
and
not
Mount
of
son
years from its
last
following
nuggets
be
quickly cheaply as and to hear no more of possible, the untoward fortunes which have dogged it ifrom the very beginning. project
as
of
of
Townsend's
an
pot excessive. done have
four on
fourth
The
uncertainty. it has years settlement in
long
of
reported
dis
fitful
from
Jones,
The Greenough. settler popular
away
of Mr.
could
last.
announced
afternoon Jones,
Saturday
and of mind gave an and boards some which sheets to Wittenoom
banded club. rifle
bush.
the Premier, the approval the reason
is
I-
of sun-stroke.
lapse
ups and sense of increasing At there is impatience. present, little the general sentiment doubt, would gladly approve any scheme could be by which the enterprise to a pushed directly conclusion, the cost to the provided vicissitudes,
was
painful
young effect
and
Binclingwah,
of seriously in the monej "World. The
by
Jones,
by
what
Geo.
A child wandered
succeeded in each of tedious in periods
seven
people
to
fall
bed
that
is
of Mr. of
last
four Brewery Company, young boys named Theodore sou of Parry, the of Anglican Bishop Perth, Bertie Witte a member of a well-known noom, family, Lionel from Duncan the Greenough, and John Beddoes whose reside on the parents Abrolhos went for a sail in a boat Islands, of about two tons called the Water burthen When in Lucky Bay, almost Lily. cruising Mr. residence at Dalkeith, opposite Gallop's two each other squalls following rapidly struck the boat her to heel causing and sink. in over When the water Mr. Jones to have appears retained his presence
Wynne,
death
announced
ar
Hall
half.
a
sisting Swan
in the Government named Jones had his right crashed the by planing
Monday
Town
On
to belongingthemselves
officials
Tug-of-W
the
and
with the charged manslaughter of his wife Caroline Wynne, was committed for trial at the next Criminal of the Court, Sittings Supreme
Magnet
a
the
a
n e r
on
'
appi'entice
William
a bar to been the of the most important part and, in this way colony, alone, the of the loss of thousands the cause
feared
is
noon.
is in
action For
Newcastle. it
dry, be compelled in
pools supply.
in and
characterized of activity,
instance
1
is
wells
well
been plays
;
Water
is
should
of
Service have and formed a
hand badly machine on
be done quickly. Of in connection with this delays the public are undertaking heartily and with Its tired, good reason. from the beginning has progress
Promenade The Orchestra's Fremantle on last was Concert held Friday night and passed off successfully. well attended, at arrived on The Ouzco Albany Eastern colonies with from the Sunday for this colony. :37 passengers Court sat on The Tuesday Supreme of the case Hogan v. Hogan for when nisi was was heard, and the rule (divorce absolute. aiade at steamer Tenterden arrived The the on from Fremantle Saturday colonies with 38 passengers on Eastern board.
'The
it
done
syndi
modifica
<£
fallen
.
Mr.
and
1
Workshops
,
of
son
Civil
together
Company. The only was Northam, week. last
it
number
our
receive for country, better one that no itself. presents We are, as it were, under compulsion to listen to the proposals favourably made by the Midland Railway will
has the
they can they have
—
3L o c
mishap
effect
com
tion.
calamity.
sufferers
our
injuring markets
either
about the same as or capital, will No to start space you. make a But can snug you
need We
none.
by persons
|
Anyone
success. don 't
made of
clear that quite be entertained until considerable undergone
of countries in the conduct of such a affairs,
cautious their financial would have the
6d.
WFjEK
-C7
TO
Nvw
7s.
Jarrahdale,
than
to
the
men
not
as consequence worth a second to our us, in this it could things,
scarcely but
less
:
week
a.e.x,
the
received
be
might
us
in
have
to take place drew evening togeth er a The very audience. two first large teams to make their the Aus appearance, tralian and Cosmopolitan (members of the Police Force) were loudly greeted on enter and after a two ing the arena, tug lasting minutes the Australians proved the victors. Ireland v. England next tried conclusions, and with a lh. long jiuli (about 3m.) a and ak a pull the sons strong pull .gether, of Erin, amid upraorious applause, proved the team. Sweden v. Victoria stronger next the of contested, sons Sweden win amid ning, in about ten cheers, minutes
were
thing
little
so
thought; of little day hardly prove less innocent Already the imprudence
+
have
be
to
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We
of
matter
less
or
The
in
who compose pitted against lives have been in driving shrewd bargaius. now regard to the proposals the Government there is one
spent With before
however request, there be, may one answer. only out in his pointed Moore speech at the for the regard country's leaves the Government
more
we on
outwitted into with
Geologist
rains
starvation.
accounted for take into consideration these occasions, the plain
straightforward our Parliament whose experts
for
current
to but the Mid help on land Railway to its completion. more To States the powerful failure to carry through a railway
FREMANTLE,
WEDNESDAY,
1892T'"
an,
significant a River, interest no choice
BAZAAR
GRAND
when that,
the Company's unwelcome it to be appears As the Premier
cases cause
for
be
to
entered fact easily
a
cates,
can colony only be interpreted admission that the Com a has pany got into position of from which it is difficulty unable to extricate itself quite without aid. Tc very generous
to grant
particular a just
eyes
IX.
rumours
as
from
exempt
are
Pius
lot
our
contracts
to
try
having before uour for those who combat
this
in in
of fasting.
clergy
TOWN
lard
except Good or
.21, or
health,
.
of
use
permitted, and Wednesday
under
delicate
;
the
is
resist
vague some time past, that a crisis was at lianrl for the Midland Railway, have now received confirmation. A demand Com just made by the and very pany for a further large of by the Government guarantee
used. -Fish
purpose, and iniquity
good,
prepared of Christ ."
name
and
your
""THUSDArTljARCHsr
.
—
with
—
evil conquer the reward the
in
indefatigable undaunted spirit
with
..
4.
He
interest
satisfactory
Lent. of
fessor
in the
;
Government
heavy
of the
brought the
across
to
usual
in prayers to the graveyard, largest processions
Father Treacy recit Dead, and at the close Mr, P. Lynch, brother of
Toodyay.
Office
for
of the
the
ceremony deceased, stepped forward and in a few simple words, but delivered with a pathos to y,mich tears the eyes, of his brought auditors, thanked those for their present attendance The late Mr. Lynch leaves a wife and and a large circle several phjldren and friends his un Relatives tq deplore the
.
approaching Wednesday falls
G.
for
Range
on Minilya, at parts of the Gascoyne, where the Broome recorded quantity exceeded at eight inches, Lagrange Bay five and at inches, Ashbiirton one inch. There is not the that doubt this slightest welcome will be the downpour means of thousands of which saving would sheep otherwise have been doomed to death from
.
A
j
i
-a
Parker's
the
the
;
1
at 31st
By telegraph has learned that
imperative, however, that haste be displayed in agreeing to the proposals made by the Mid land These, Railway Company.
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r 4 1
and
promptly
Macintosh
M. six months ending December, 1891 resulted in 1676 tons of stone with being crushed, of 2314 ozs. a yield 18 dwfcs. of gold. The net profit amounted to £1884 0s. 6d.
no
!
i
act
the
on
claim
Company's
!
—
to
ought
Operations
think made to b©
decisively. It is
the,
may .
(principal .except Also,
the
to
Ash
meat
Flesh
following
for
diocese, Season of Lent. on 2nd March.
friends,
—
this
and
the ..by dispensafaithful of
granted
—
and Church, Special ppwers See, the Apostolic tions, are granted
of with .the Spirit of the in the exercise
On
—
j
—
accordance
—
Indult
On many acounts, we then, that the Government, having as to the course up its mind
i
16th Tuesday. February, parents' Winterfold, residence, Ellen eldest Fremantle, Theresa, daugh ter of John and Ann Aged 29. Healy. her Deeply regretted by sorrowing family
:
the
1.
Lenten
HEALY. her at
—
In
the
is
following
1892
DEATH.
—
The
(
for
LENT,
—
...
FOR
.
REGULATIONS
is felt for Doctor of a dear and life-
;
;
I
timely.
end;.
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Biddle,
well-known
a
died
Northam,
last
brought
illness,
in
indulgence
on
after
short
a
by
said
over
be
will
found
telegram of a serious nature an very reporting of outbreak fever at Mount typhoid oh the' Murchison Magnet, goldfields. ,Gur correspondent that the Gov urges medical man a ernment should despatch a
Walter
the
fields
at
and
once;
it
be
to
is
We
understand
made
to
that
revive and
should
may
hope
'Fremantle cessful
we
the
The
in
dosirons
tnen
Mr.
J.
J.
We
..
of
Patricks
for
Secretary Newcastle
or
are
the
by
usual
of
the
that
Mr.
Society, A.
events on
St, of the
Scott
three several
held
events nomina
of
the
member
a
Joseph's
(Albany
visitor.
Mr. Luke Fulham and Messrs. J.
branch),
of as
a a
member, Boland and M. nominated as candidates. Caulfield were The that the joint com secretary reported mittee
had
all
matters
celebration
the
of Sc. that, would
and progress, the members St.
on
regalia, afterwards
a
sympathisers the
chrough
:
THE
in
connection
Patrick's as
been
procession would
formed
members
Mt.
broken
March
water.
Four
died
Greenough .
stricken
to
John
to
man
ol
—
country
the
-
PERTH
the
fields
Y.
M.
of place.
at
those It to
proceed
state
present d rought being
C.
the
should
the
alleviate the sufferings afflicted and unable to leave the is madness for to any diggers in
George
Jones
Government
The
Magnet
very
Bailey,
road
to
once
Mt.
already
are
many of the Rev. A. the and field,
medical
a
con
down. Several deserted who have the to be making their way
ones
Geraldbon.
Mt
of
use
deaths
the
on
reported
dispatch
the
2.
the
on
remain
IMr.
or
son
out
through
and there (reported A son serious cases. Of died ou Sydney,
are
of the
unexampled
SOCIETY.
has made good progress Society the month The first during just elapsed. the devoted to of Thursday was reading Editor. The contents the Journal by the written aud varied, and the were smartly dealt with the movement article leading The
for the Federation of going on in Victoria of that the Catholic Young Men's Societies of a the formation and suggested colony with the Societies Union here dealing near on a to the City certain while the basis, Associations could be federated on outlying The next two a, broader weekly plan, were selections gatherings spent in giving from the poet Gordon and other authors, and highly and a graphically intaresting of narrative a from Perth to journey Mr. W. for which by Reardon, Alba.ny lavished him. encomiums were on On Thursday last, the subject,-—" Have the of Australia been justly Aborigines treated ?" was by the Colonies generally discussed. The debate proved one of the best ever held in the Hall. The speechexceptionally good and the making was was question approached in a ispassionato The were and broad spirit. speakers Messrs. C. J. Mor.an, (affirmative leader,) J. J. J. Moffat, (respondent), Dromey, J. Walsh and J. Delaney and Corbett, ten minutes. The vot each was allowed in favour of the negative by ing resulted of one. Several candi the bare majority to dates have been ejected membership the month. The March during past of will he presented number the Journal next meeting aud a Mock Trial by Jury be of for will the centre attraction the
"
A
team
of
heavy
cart
a
Fortunately
Central Board that examinations will he Competency
uotifies
of
one. "niiH
ii
inwtmiHtinnai
YORK. (From
damage
no
Education
of for
our
own
Treacy boiler
JCoi respondent.) a
paid
visit
was
the other day. Yilgarn Several six horses.
to
York
dispatched It
was
teams
National Library of Australia
drawn left
greatly As
has
of the
by
His Dr. iii Lordship Gibney arrived York on Wednesday evening and remaind ed until On Sunday Saturday morning, the Pastoral-letter and Lenten-regula tions for the approaching season were read by Fr. Gibney. He announced the hour for Mass and solemnities for Ash would be 7 a.m., and that on Wedrie»day Mass would be celebrat Sunday 6th prox. ed at Beverley. The Rev. Fr. Mateu was a visitor to York last week. The chief of conversation last week was topic during of Mr. the. demise J. H. Monger, and gen eral was So much expressed. has regret been written and spoken of the great loss to the to and this town in partic country, and concerning the many good quali ular, ties of the deceased gentleman, that very little remains to be said without border in the ing on repetitions. Many settlers district now a comfortable con enjoying dition owe debt a of to Mr. gratitude vouch Monger for the help and support safed them in their in the early days Mr. Monger, I understand, was colony. the "friend in need" as who, the old saw indeed." gives it, is "a" friend On the Tuesday and Wednesday evenings town appeared to be in a state of gloom —
"
We
on gazed steadfastly the dead, bitterly of the thought
"And
last to
by here
the
face
of
serious accident very happened to an old resident, named John Orawford, whilst home from York in charge returning of his team last week. I am informed that after entering Burges' paddock the horses off at a started brisk pace throwing him a out after which the wheel against tree, his side breaking some ribs passed over and inflicting other It is re injuries. that he is not to (recover. ported likely An the child infant, of Mr. Joseph Toomey, died during the week. The charge against W. Reilly, for forg and uttering and ing obtaining goods under false was tried pretences, at the York Court Police on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The prisoner was defended but it was not terminated by a Solicitor, last week. The
"
of
being
Chronicle" states there the principal streets
by
lighted
is
a
of
prob York
electricity.
BUNBURY. 9
—
(From Things
our
own
Correspondent.)
in general are rather here quiet present with time, except regard to visitors, and the town at the presents, present time, quite a bright appearance. The Municipal Council discus recently sed the ideg, qf building A a Town Hall. meeting of ratepayers is to be called for the purpose of shortly the discussing and in all question, will, probability, the hall. favour The reward to David Stinton has given satisfaction here. general Mr. Stinton lost months, and I believe I would be within the bounds in saying years, pros for minerals, and the reward of pecting £250, which he has now cannot received, at
the
for
Bunbury-Perth
this
senders section We have an under
railway.
beeri
railway
brought
the Forrest an obligation Ministry, which we will never be able to obligation The construction of this repay. railway will in the first of "the place open up some the colony, best land in and in the next a to the place will prove gr'eaj; blessing farmers of the Southern districts as they will be able to take their to the produce of Perth markets and Fremantle and there for their get a price which will repay them labour. As it is at the present time, they have to take whatever the Bunbury mer to chants like unless care to offer, they risk the chance of sending it to by water Fremantle. Our only is that the licpe work of the be railway may building carried out. speedily The weather still continues to be ex and much rain is wanted. tremely hot, Feb. 29th. to
PAR
LI A MEN
TA
ItY
S UMMAR
Y.
»
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY.
The p.m. Bill
at
Chair
280
Public Health re-committed
into to April.
bringing
Act Amendment and the date of altered from operation
The Protection Bill
the
,
was
May
took
Speaker
of Women
and Girls
was
passed through committee, and adopted. reported, The Customs Laws Consolidation BilT was considered in committee. A discussion of considerable length fol lowed from an amendment moved by Mr. Symon that should pay importers value of goods duty upon the invoice less the ordinary and extraordinary trade redactions. The amendment carried on was the voices. The House went into on committee the Estimates. Mr. moved Traylen that the lodging allowance of £50 for the Locomotive be Superintendent struck and proceeded to find fault oiit, with this officer for the manner in which he performed his The duty. Commissioner of Railways spoke in favour of the retention and of the item, of the arguments quickly disposed brought forward by the hon. member. Amendment withdrawn. Item 21, Clerk to Inspector of Permanent Way was passed after some objection had been raised by Mr. A Forrest and Mr. Molloy. Public Works and Buildings £98,055. The Director ex of Public Works plained that the item of £3,000 for the Government Office was for Printing the and in re-arranging buildings ren creasing the printing appliance dered necessary by the greatly increased of the department. Fre requirements mantle Lunatic Mr. Asylum £2,000. Pearse that it would be suggested
advisable
to spend no more money on the present but remove the building, establishment to a new site. The Director of Works the acknowledged but justness of the time argument, would be required, and the pleaded of relieving the pre urgent necessity sent state crowded of the inmates. Mr. the item Canning opposed for Perth (£2,000) and Observatory, was supported and by Mr. Richardson Mr. DeHamel. Item struck out. Perth Park (£2,000) was opposed by the same hon. member. The amend ment was by Mr. Richard supported Mr. Parker, Mr. R. F. Sholl son, and Mr. DeHamel. At 545 thq Colonial Treasurer moved that be progress reported, and the House adjourned forthwith.
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY.
Wednesday, February The Speaker
took
chaii
Colonial
Treasurer,
in
at 730
reply
final
stage.
on The House went into committee the Estimates and resuibed the debate on the item Perth Park £2000. Mr. Mr. A:. Forrest, The Colonial Molloy, the Commissioner Treasurer, of Crown Lands had spoken in favour of the item at the preceding and their sitting view of the matter was further supported Mr. and by Mr. Quinlan, Glarkson, Mr. Throssell. Mr. Loton and Mr. Cookworthy spoke in favour of the amend ment. The House the divided with result For the amendment following 14 Mr. Mr. CookAyes, Canning, Mr. Mr. DeHamel, Darlot, worthy, Mr. Harper, Mr. Mr. Lciton, Parker, Mr. Mr. Mr. Paterson, Phillips, Richardson, Mr. Mr„ H. Simpson, Mr. R. Sholl Mr. Traylen. Sholl, Hon. Sir J. Forrest; -Hon. Noes, 11-: H. W. E. Marmion, Hon. Wi Venn, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. A. Forrest, Mr. Mr. Molloy, Mr. Pearse, Hassell, Mr. Piesse, Mr. Mr. Throssell. Quinlan, Item struck out. Perth Cricket £500. The Ground, :
—
:
,..
Colonial
Treasurer,
in football
to
reply
Mr.
to
said would Simpson, no doubt be allowed to be played upon the but ground, solely by arrangement with the Association. Mr. DeHamel and Mr. Sholl opposed the item, which, was agreed to. The at Service Upkeep of Water Fremantle and throughout the colony. Fremantle extension The £2,000. Premier said had been ex £10,000 on the Fremantle pended Water Works, and the water-rate 2f per cent, on the rental value. In Perth a 5 per cent, rate was The Fremantle paid. to take wished over the Municipality water of the management supply. Mr. Sholl did not like the Government to part with what might be a profitable source of revenue. The Commissioner of Crown Lands said the hon. member had made no opposition' when the Peiiih water was under supply discussion,, and when the expenditure of £2000" was under debate. Mr. Pearse, Mir. DeHamel, Mr. A. Forrest spoke iik favour of the item which was passe'd. Newcastle Show Ground, was £200, criticised by Mr. R. Sholl, and defend ed by the Colonial Treasurer and Mr. Parker. Sundries (including clerical assistance and incidental expenses) £7,000 was passed after an explanation from the Director of Works and the General. Vote passed. Attorney Roads and Bridges, £10,000. The Director of Works laid upon the table a of the House return the showing allocation of the grant for 1891. Mr. Sholl hoped the Albany road lead to the ing would Canning not be Mr. forgotten. Canning sug that the gested Perth and Fremantle road be planted might with trees. Mr. said some Molloy thing should be done for the Wanneroo road. Mr. Quinlan advocated the: of claims the Perth Causeway to> a little attention. Vote passed. The resolutions of the committee were
reported
adopted. A Bill certain
to
roads
Wonnerup,
a
to
the
House,
and
authorise the closing in the township Bill intituled An Act
of of to
authorise
Municipal to Corporations supply and to grant licenses and make contracts for the of electricity supply and other for lighting purposes, a Bill intituled An Act to confirm certain for the year expenditure 1891 ware read a first time. Mr. Simpson moved that it is desirpresent
system order to meet educational of necessities the He stated colony. that out of a total of 53,000 population fcjae colony had of Public
p.m.
The
;
i
28rd.
the
Richardson said the Government had not decided as to the mode in which assistance would be given to the Northern settlers. The Commissioner of Railways, in to Mr. Molloy, information gave repiy as to the ClaremOnt grades between stations and North Fremantle relative at Bullens cost of the proposed stations viz. and Buckland £852 and Hill, and £1,720 by future expenditure £1,259. The Public Health Act Amendment to Women Bill aind the Protection and Girls Bill were the passed through
j
22nd.
February
Tuesday,
Mr.
>
been published, second: and last
the.
£160
morrow."
A
ability
however,
is,
require. already
called
are
it
Certificates
held in York in next. April The weather is' variable and, I think, cannot to be conducive good health. The are sudden. There changes very was of rain every appearance during the but the clouds week, away passed and the heat became unbroken, oppressive, on especially Wednesday. Feb 22.
;
Father week. Another
two
horses attached loose broke the other and tore down Avon Terrace at a night After great pace. a con covering siderable stretch of the street it was to a standstill near the brought to
c1
following
is
for
The
MAGNET.
Dongarra,
of the field
but the in the not forgotten, fulfilment has
labours, pecting perhaps bushes thereby besides
march
GOLDFIELDS.
AT
has 'Typhoid Magnet Goldfields
a
and
to
It
promised
town.
TYPHOID
Jones,
in
Mass. in and that
Day, of
MURCHISON
taminated
well
decided,
1st
Patrick's be
with
Day
had attend
promise
The
admitted
was
this
York hospital,, is still
resulted.
St.
present
was
claim.
only perhaps, yet arrived. j,ot The Bateman-O'Grady Dramatic Com pany played here on Friday evening putting the well-known Wearing o' the Green" on the boards. On Saturday evening they the ever-green staged drama of East The of this performance Lynne." talented drew large numbers to company Oddfellow's the but there was an Ball, animated carried opposition performance on in alfresco the near the open space Court Bouse.
Tuesday evening
on
Matheson,
new
futurity.
Exchange.
of the H.A.O.
meeting
branch
at
(to-morrow).
these
fortnightly Sea
readers
Mr.
handicapper by Friday evening
the
Benefit last,
gentle-
our
of
of
womb
with
"
for
taken
at Subiaco in the hands
contested hotly in. being already
'At
of be
principal
be
Star
suc
fixed
remind
three
be held to be
informed
are
tions
of
members
names
will
to
the
to
Day
to
The
joining
being
be
the
procession
requested
are
sports
are
effort
see
for
a
the time
Fitzgerld.
that entries iu the
We
to
the
taking place St: Patricks Day, a
Gateolic such
last.
him for loss of that well the did not 'altogether the ignore Mr. Stintoh's By recognising it will no doubt enooufrage pros in and every part of the colony; tliaiV the Greonsomething better be tinfields will and discovered, and bring population capital, other which we many things
compensate
means
any
but time, Government
of the named town, died in the local
member for
agitate realisation
W. Gault week.
last
by
for
requisites
Mr.
of
place
Saturday
hon.
to
hoped
effort is Institute
an
on
hospital
of the outbreak, the seriousnes viewing the Government will use prompt measures assistance. £p wards rendering
with
old resident Gardiner,
An
.
to
laden
heavily the fields. lately
The marriage Miss Carr took
fruit.
unripe
Elsewhere
of
resident
week it is
the
Instruction,
in
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976078
neither
could
read
out of 12,230 write,' and -that children for school education 'available available for examina only 4483 were tion; Of this latter number 3967 nor
;
'
>
:
themselves
examination,
for cent, failed per the s.eemed't'o'himvthat the colony "had put-grown tus-available for effective the Act. Another old
to> pass. necessities
:
-20
the
fe&thrb'was
the
mere
,
a
:
sy stem out the' turn .
a
|
The sembly sidered
subterfuge!
The
an one and occupied all-important of the' whole world. The theattention ,of the number of children wlio ipaucity for examination themselves presented :and'lthe few who achieved passes was Act but to tlie bye-laws !due7hot''tb.the. and regulations of the controlling body, "the Central Board. The smallness was a matter, Salaries also due "pf'the lie same of The degree; jfo'!"t cause;'. -
'
pupils
by the
fixed
,,
up their authority prepared to
"willingly,
give
'
to he
powers and
-
responsible therefore'
favour
some
with
the
-
of no agitation the, Act save, from
for
an
a
certain
alteration section
the..He press. public strongly the abolition of tlie Assisted deprecated out that it could Schools; and pointed not be altogether the lowness of the salaries:; -.which militated the against
of
education,
of
spread which
for these schools to a- moiety of the the basis of same
limited
were
monies with secured attendance public
.
the highest per He referred to the centage of passes. and German educational system, that that wai mentioned country a to that now in similar adopting LBill .
'
this
i.force.ih
He
colony.
his
reiterated
the several objections due not to any tlie' Act were 'present ;to flaw in. it but to the bye-laws made by At this stage Mr. )the governing body. Baindell 'moved the. adjournment of the which stood in debate. The notion name, that Government .Mr'.' Canning's or make should enter into no expenditure Rail no with the Midland guarantee first without obtaining way Company the sanction Of' the House was withas .drawn with the reply made leave, the other night by the Government out had carried the object he had in the motion; .view when he tabled a motion to introduce Mr. Parker's to abolish the law of primogeniture bill, also withdrawn. was at 10.40 p.m. The House adjourned -that,
.
statement
,
!
.
,
.<
..
.
,
LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL. February
Wednesday, President
The
24th.
took
Chair
the
at
8 pan.
that Mr. Bush moved a resolution some take should the Government the settlers relief of the for.' steps affected by the drought in the North He said ern'1 districts of the colony. he computed the loss up to the present that at a million and believed sheep, had not been such another drought witnessed in the North for 100 years. the motion. Mr. Morrison seconded the Colonial assured The Secretary was -House that the matter already ,
:
receiving-
Government Mr. done. .connection .the North.
'
serious
the
and
out
wTere
left
one'
year
ago
.had
1,723, station
they joining shorn
could
more
Hooley with On
attention
facts in gave some loss of sheep hi 1000 sheep station
one
of
28,000,
there and
were on
another 14,000 now the next adon
12,000
were sheep 800 of these but last season, members Several other reniained. in a doubt but there remained spoke, of hon. members as to the minds .'.the which result value would
practical ifrom the was
passing of the carried eventually
It resolution. in the voices.
National Library of Australia
about
the sunken two
erec
rock miles
colonies
relating
to
the
by her Majesty's
pursued
to be
course
Government
in
the
.
>
p.m.
ASSEMBLY. February
Thursday,
25th.
Chair at The took the Speaker' 7.30 p.m. Mr. Randell resumed the debate motion for the Mr. upon Simpson's of the Educational re-organisation He said he did not agree System. fioTivAS
wil.ln
nnt,
fnvwn.vrl
hv
—
r
Mr. 1
j
considered that fully Simpson. 85 per cent, of the children of school read and write. This could age was but 1 per cent, below the average education in of children under primary the Eastern and in England, colonies, was in a measure due to the but this He
nature
of
our
x>opulation.
the Central Board While exonerating from the blame attached to their action of its func he favoured the transfer tions as to a responsible Minister being more with the lines of in accordance our constitution. He favoured the of continuance of the present practice reading the Bible in the State schools. He to the power appoint thought teachers, should be vested in the Cen be in tral Board alone. He would favour the vote for educa of increasing tional but did not think it a purposes, to be for the teachers hardship great the fees. for He would responsible as to the desira reserve his judgment of
bility
education Mr. sory.
making
our
public and
secular,
free,
school
compul
was in favour of the administration from but the Central Board 'to a! Minister, no was need for immedi urgent there., abolish fees. ate action. He would The present har system was working and some minor moniously changes
Canning
transferring
'
were
only
reiterated
Mr. required. statements his
Simpson to
as
the
of youths who were number growing we without education. He said up in four. were but one child educating The Commissioner of Crown Lands the of the hon. doubted accuracy member's calculations. Mr. Molloy to some in favour of the was, extent, said motion. The Colonial Treasurer would consider the the Government matter the recess, when the during of amending the Act by question the Central Boord and abolishing matters educational under the placing would control of ministerial authority After this assur be deliberated upon. ance Mr. Simpson withdrew his motion. Act Amendment Bill The Goldfields was re-committed, amended, and re
'
.
;
:
-
;
by
a
The Wonnerup second time.
Roads
Bill
Monday,
During
the
discussion
which
on
the read
Electric
second made by several hon. members to the bad state in which the the streets had been left after down of the water pipes. putting at 9.20 The House p.m. adjourned Lighting
Bill,
allusion
time,
was
a
was
February
Friday, The President p.m.
for
took
26tii.
the
at
chair
3
.
The Colonial Mr. Hooley,
in Secretary, reply said the Government of desired to assist the inhabitants Hill Buckland and Cottesloe as. much. n.s nnssiblp. in the AVUV of ra.ilwn.v to
The name of accommodation. Cot the had been substituted for title The Grove. a Mr. moved for return Hooley relative cost of the the showing at Bullen's and sidings railway "
tesloe"
'
' '
'
Cottesloe.
Agreed
to.
the
Ministers'
COUNCIL.
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY. February
29th.
The at took the Chair Speaker 7.30 p.m. were Messages received froni liis the Adminstrator recom Excellency to be made mending an appropriation out of the consolidated revenue fund
read
was
;
1
j
;
purpose salaries,
of
augmenting
and recommending an of £2649 for appropriation 19s. additional estimates for 1892. The Colonial in reply Treasurer to Mr. R. Sholl, said the Government as soon as proposed to submit a Bill that the rents possible, for providing in 1892 the Gascoyne and North western In divisions be remitted, to answer Mr. Parker the Colonial Treasurer said the settlers had not received official intimation of the pro nor that the rents posed alteration would not be required to be paid on the next day (Tuesday, March 1st). The Colonial in Treasurer, reply to Mr. said a document Parker, similar to that which had been addressd in 1889 by the Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governors of the Australian neighbouring
smoking
near
there is com material. The Attorney General said the most that could be done would be to punish a person after he had caused a fire. He could not see his way to support a Bill with the now indicated. provisions Motion withdrawn. The General Attorney said Government would deal with the matter recess. Mr. Randell during would like to see from boys prohibited in fact the custom generally smoking, suppressed. The Wonnerup Roads Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. Parker opposed the committal of the Excess Bill, 1891, in the absence of the Auditor General's but report, after an explanation from the Colonial Treasurer, withdrew his motion. The Bill to be considered in committee on a
LEGISLATIVE
ported.
of the not be
the
for
large
,
scattered
was
who 'moved the resolution Vhon.'.meniber to have the appointment of a Minister He control of educational matters.
:
a
'
and
'.teachers
As Central Board.. :;to the attendance and1 the fees these VaispV wefe" determined 'by the Central this .Board.; He. thought bo'dy would
-
at i0.20
adjourned
a
of filling up vacant appointments Governors had been received but he a could not say whether it was confidental communication He or not. the Secretary of State had thought "reserved to himself the right of Governors without nominating time. reference to the colony. The Govern The Bankruptcy ment the Masters here would do all it could to see Bill, and Servants' Act was a that the Governor Amendment Bill, appointed and the W. A. Turf Club were read a to the person suitable colony. third time and passed of Crown Lands, The Commissioner to ,Mr... On a division, which the casting in Forrest,, said the repiy. vote of the President the Government did not intend- to remit decided, Protection Act Amend the fines on Aborigines penalties payable .upon ment Bill was and KimbeHey:;CT'and' rents % -theses rents re-committed, of amended substitution would be payable on March and by the 1st, six months in lieu, of three as months afterdate the 'usual fines would tllsj£ a punishment to a native for a breach be inflicted. of contract. The Commissioner of Railways The Protection of Women and Girls asked for the with Speaker's ruling Bill and the Public Health Act Amend back of reports regard to the holding ment a second wei-eread. time. when from Bill, and documents required The amendments The said he suggested by the Government. Speaker on Legislative had looked up the authorities the Assembly on the Game Bilt were considered in committee, no and matter, and there was doubt that with. Mr. Hooley, Mr. Hackconfidential could be withheld, disagreed reports and Mr. Burges. wpre appointed a to ett, but it remained for hon. members, committee to draw up reasons for the or such reports documents say whether and their was sent were of such a character, as should or disagreement report to the Legislative not should be made public. 7 Mr. Assembly. The House at 4-10 p.m. Parker asked if the reports referred to adjourned were those for which he had asked at LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. the previous The Commis sitting, sioner of Railways said he had stated February Friday, 26th. at the time these reports would be The Speaker took the chair at 2-30 but upon examining them forthcoming p.m. more to.-tbe: of closely they appeared The Goldfields Act Amendment a nature. confidental Mr; Parker Bill was read a third time and passed. if that the replied' present ruling The Roads Bill was Wonnerup covered these documents Ministers passed through committee, reported, need never for the produce anything ana aaoprea. information of the House. The Com The Colonial Treasurer moved the missioner of Railways stated that he second reading of the Excess Bill. As at the question looked from a general seen amount was would be the of The matter view. then point 12s. this there was £16,885, Against i u. dropped, an 0s. underdraft of of £21,735 4d. Mr. Canning moved that the Scab Act sum a of £4849 8s. 4d. in leaving 1891 be amended by giving the Chief favour of Government. Mr. Parker more extended to powers Inspector it was said to attach .tlie customary enable him to prevent the spread of statement auditor's and wished the scab in the Northern districts. Mr. Mr. reading of the Bill to be delayed. Sholl seconded. Mr. Clarkson sup A to see Forrest failed the necessity Mr. Harper was ported the motion. of postponing the reading. Bill read in favour of amending the Act in a a second time. new direction. Mr. Burt while thank The Customs Laws Consolidation ing the hon. member for East Perth Bill was committee passed through his valuable for suggestions, many with a few slight and amendments said he feared the Government would reported. not be justified in giving the Inspector A message was received the from not only to prosecute, power but to sit Council the Legislative forwarding in judgment Mr. Traylen. on the cases. with an amendment. Bankruptcy Bill offered a suggestion as to the extending Mr. motion that all papers Quinlan's an time after which owner would be in connection with the case of Henry liable for not reporting an outbreak in be laid upon the DeBurgh v. King, his flocks. He did not agree with the table of the House was agreed to. motion. The motion was agreed to. Mr. Parker's motion that all reports Mr. moved that Govern Traylen received from officials any railway ment the recess, should, during pre the site for the proposed new upon pare a measure dealing with the occur between Claremont station and North rence and prevention of fires by which Fremantle be laid on the table drew the following actions should be deemed forth a rebuke from the Com dignified offences a punishable Running missioner of Railways upon the action locomotive without a ar spark of hon. members who seemed to doubt rester on Smoking premises his statements. Motion agreed to. where forbidden by posted notice, The House at 4.20 p.m. adjourned or the owner in or
'
of .both
-.efficiency
.of
House
LEGISLATIVE
was
<7,
School Bill Committee
with.
agreed
:
:;;lihew
Select
a
motion
Perth-Bunbury Railway bridge was agreed to. Married The Women's Property Bill, and the Goldfields Amend Act were ment Bill received from, the Legislative Assembly and read a first
;state
fit
-was
to
Hardy's
above
9 as amended of 2 clause majority by the dis Legislative Assembly was
children of the colony in in., its vto aid effectually and Mr. darelopment'1 progress.1 said the matter of education Quiiiiah a"
reported. of High
of the' Colonial Secretary, and Mr. Placketb. C. Campbell As message of the Legislative on con the Game Bill was in and committee, by
consisting Sir T.
'Government would Bill which would embody education which would (1pf
and
Governors
referred
was
of of
pleA
the
:
The
Mr.
tion of beacons on in the Swan River:
was
amendment,
of
regrettable position
"said
was
i
He hoped: introducA'a
It
the appara work under
underpaid He
the,;;4eachers. tuition private
on the Bank report adopted. The Act Masters and Servants' and the Aborigines Amendment Bill Protection Bill were Act Amendment committee without passed through
Bill
.
arid'
.
presented
The committee's
ruptcy
.
15j288rspns,wL
factory, bustible
Monday
where
etc.,
next.
The report of the committee on Customs Laws Consolidation Bill
the was
adopted.
The as
Bankruptcy
to date
May,
of
reported, The Electric
Bill
was
from operation and adopted.
Lighting passed through committee. The House adjourned, at
amended, April
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blood,
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lot
red
a
brilliancy, deal great
to
caused
failed
and
cure
a
has
far, where
it
a fair chance. Follow the Alexander Tather, Esq., 198 who It Myers-street, Geelong, Vic., says is a very to pleasing duty for me to convey the facts of the great benefit that has you accrued to Clements me through taking
given
of G.
example
'
"
:
Tonic.
For
suffered
very
the
two
last
I
years
from
severely
have
horror and I think other every to thereto, appertaining being subject and after great uneasiness retching meals, after which meal I had especially dinner, to discontinue the nasty altogether, sensaand 'tion me so much. retching oppressed I tried of the with advertised cures many out but of a case on benefit, reading similar to my (cured by Clements Tonic) I resolved to give the same own, remedy a and, after three trial, taking bottles, the and were uneasy feeling retching entirely and I not fail to make it shall cured; known in the Geelong as widely as possible where I reside, and trust it district, may be the means of others so relieving
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afflicted.
awoke
and
and
"
It's
now
auctioneer
I'm
always
said
the gas-meter but I can't
registering,
"
vote
!
married
good
man
making,
is
when he
progress
able
is
fio
;
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yon ?" presents."
loved
you "So
fairly
The older
she
man
a
are
the he
my
wiser
he to
happens
you reading, mother, pa.
from
letter A she say it's from
all
wife.
young
a
returned
grows unless
becomes,
usually many What
did
lost,
dear ? doeB
my What
Are sure Oh, nothing. you mother, my dear ? your Here's taken my photograph Alice, " said Helen. Isn't it week,"
"
last
?
Baid Alice, Very nice, indeed," bnt how you've changed." I'm don't like the uew eorry you She is she said to her husband. nurse, to baby and good abont singing keeping the reply, him that's Ycf, was quiet,
good ?" "
just
I'd
it;
rather Do you
Laura; are
?
reading
insufferably why do you
no
"
:
buy you " Urn
er
—
A
to
everybody why.
Flora
?
reading
Oh,
;
That's
now.
it
.
A
.
on Lecturer, thesuhject discoursing of health, What use can a inquired: for man make of his time while waiting Before the doctor? he could begin his to his own some one in answer inquiry, called He can the audience out make —
of
dispose
purchasers
lowing
placard
comprising
stock, head,
with
"You
not
:
to
hamper,
two
"
"
wife
have
done
more
using black thing be angry, You know
"
of nature
"
of live
dirty,
Oh
no
fishing
I dear, After all smoke to
help
of the inviolable must,
man
sooner
a
dram
I'll
be of great hesitation Weel, said the
wa'
sea-captain,
craved something, on was
consulting the thing there
unately number,
that'll some
him. swallowed
yeu should get intae tak' the wheel nearest easiest ca'd. when oqe of his crew
ever
gaol the
his stomach's
for
found book, for the occasion. had been a run his
and
the bottle send the man
good, No. 15 that
Not empty. away uncomfort-
was
to caring that eight ed, the Bkipper, remembering seven made and made 15, up a dose from the bottles so uumbered, which (he seaman took effects ne er with startling
contemplated loving
by himself
or
the
babies
mother.
to
like
can
me,
try
cau
and
madam,
as
childreu the other
your him
stop
as
quiet many
a
in
lamb.
a
time."
stiffened like than ever. step see
I
"
all
into
a
hours
1 won't," said the she resigned the into the next peared
H-n-s-h-h,
next
the
car
so
don't
yon
woman
thankfully, and disap
squaller car.
now, little fellow; cock horse to Banbury cross, there old woman an sh-sh-sh let go of stop
a
was
—
little
wretch
!"
my hair, yon The baby had tangled its the chin whiskers of its new was them out by the palling "
captain.
Mother
:
that
afraid
husband
of
dreadfully, my dear. his He's at club when I call. always but he's at Yes mamma, Daughter home all other times. I assure you. Strange to say, the old lady did i't think neglects
yours
you
in sengers back to its mother." He would have
and
roots.
howled noise," "or chorus, give
that
Stop
in
fingers friend,
the that
pas kid
:
better
any .
A
.
of him with
woman
a
"
a
doll.
their
for
me,
I
believe
own
feet.
meek
man,
cast
iron
the around.
lise.
pray, in
other
day meek
A
Don't she said.
women
That's but I
of face
sort
'bus
bounced into a full and gazed fiercely man essayed to yourself
then.
even
trouble I'm
standing
not on
just it, gaBped only going to mind not on ask you if you'd standing Whe and' the rest mine. of the got off, the
passengers
sniggered
was
timorously.
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to glad have acceded to either of those requests, but the mother was gone, and the baby was its music increasing every minute. "
Walky-walky, like
still
after
and
calliope
he aBked
?"
pet "
a
very
;
hush,
my
in
a
dear,
murder ! Won't somebody mother ?" But uobody would stir. They all wanted to see him manage that baby. When the conductor called " Detroit" and the train slowed into the depot, a lie
go
—
its
and dishevelled, man, coatless from one end of the train to tearing the other, while the baby screamed over bis shoulder.
;
system and give muscular
tone.
volunteer wreck.
For
nurse
And
is
blood
all
from
a
was
is Blood WOltLD-FAMED
the
warranted
impurities
and
oomplete
everywhere. and Midland England.
was
so
for could
that
severe
the to from
two not
or
sit
three or
lie.
1
inquiries.
this
—
the
Monday, 1891.
a
sia,
burdens
and
saddens the lives who (and men also),
women new
case,
and
i
syllabic further is needed her ailment, and indigestion
that
with
I
f
Cooke, Mayor of Leeds.
say other
whatever Skin Scurvy,
on
day of August, Alf. (digned)
Not
Life;" BLOOD cleanse the
Sole Proprietors, Counties Drug
answer
Mary Cuddy,
the
hope
outcome
of
Mrs.
except to dyspep of .many will read
Cuddy's
which' no cavill confidence -restored ing can shake, in the remedy which her the health to and that Provi happiness dence designs for us all
its
Vendors Lincoln Lincoln,
I
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time,
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10th
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
—
the
about at
I will
take him now," said a mild and as its mother appeared, that voice, child stopped howling ; a cherubic smile its uud it looked as if it dimpled face, bad never shed a tear in its life. But its
of Catherine" Street 28, do solemnly and Leeds, as follows :—
,
wild-eyed
"
seat
>
been
I'll
Holloways
the
have asked my husband if he could not bear heart my 1 walked as about. thumping X always aud had hor slept badly at night, frequently and rible was so dreams, melancholy? and in spirits I woald that depressed sit down and cry, for 1 got no pleasure as tune dragged wearily by. 1 had so little energy or strength it I could that was all do to summon courage the labour the for family upon which (at least in part) I am a depended for support. and it will be understood dressmaker, easily how hard my life think it wonld was, for I didn't last much Not longer. long ago (May, 1887) 1 made mind to try a medicine up my that is advertised and known all over the country Mother I mean Curative? Seigel's I Syrup. had faith in it at first, for how can no one in what one knows beleire about t nothing I bought and tried Mother Seigel's Curative of its Syrup only because How reputation. could so many people, I asked myself, praise a medicine much if it had to no virtue. I can only say that I found what they said to be true. After with the Syrup, rebegining soon leif food digested' better followed, my and gave me and by persevering strength, with it all I could my pains disappeared. eat my ifood with a relish, and every thing with and me. Now agreed again when confinement and through hard work, I feel a touch of ray old conplaint I take a dose or two of Seigel's Syrup and the trouble goes no further. Since the publication of my testimonial many persons have called at my house and ashed is published me if all that about my case is true and if the Proprietors of Seigel's Syrup had to my statement. made additions that word was true and I told them all every had been added by the Proprietors of nothing but I the medicine could add a good deal morep for no words describe can what my sufferings were I never ex daring all those long years. well in this world. pected being again Sei and I saved my life desire gel's Syrup other sufferers of what to know did so much for me.
and
poker,
ma'am,
right,
declare
The pain
you," said the obliging can him hash sooner.
as
ride
men
audi
since
walk
to
"
I'm
Cuddy, Road,
:
was
cribbage
will.
'jis
abont
the
to
at
won't
voice
Unfort on
trotting would
it
worry."
given
he had
stop
more
be
will
you
be
"
doubt,
in Some nasty queer feeling my stomach. to times food seemed ease and at other it, times it made me feel worse, and often! went for I was afraid without to eat, Com food, was before me. I monly when food placed could and I often not touch fainted, it, at the of it. After I became so a while very sight weak I staud could or walk. M scarcely it was thought consumption coming-on by I took all sorts of medioines degrees and to and but it was of no get relief, try use, and I got tired of taking for I had lost all physic, in it. faith My business was so urgent that was be I to at work, otherwise compelled I would have laid in had -I be bed, so weak come. With the weakness and loss? of appe other tite there were and signs feelings ttytat were bad and alarmed me greatly. Among them these were A yellowish colour of the skin and eyes, sometimes a cold clammy per spiration, pains and aches in the sides, the chest and back, headache, a kind of wind or throat and gas coming up into my mouth that sour and was so sickeniug I could bear it. Once in a while I would scarcely have a strange and palpitation fluttering that made me think heart must be affected. my heart that I would feared My thump so it would jump out of its place, and I have had
car that could and at last a redturned to the
If you do."
worse
it
He'll
later
With
ye. was
after
he,
it'B
tae
dram
If
;
something
you
service the
whisky, Carltou
the the
tell
cry
to I've is, got say of the whole eaboodle as much noise as that
he'll
while it louder
traveller,
it.
to
cried1
Detroit of teeth
as passengers he reached out his hands for the baby. " he urged, turn," Tootsey-wootsey, and the infant opened cue eye to look at
a
laws or
I
winked
"If
"Don't
:
cannot
week
that
young'un
one.
than him
seen
He
that
you obnoxious
a
would
yon that
I've
this
Give
I
to of
from
1
and
minutes
a:n
Btilt
husband I
not
on
made
on
liiio,
reason
every
(professional
I was a girl I have suffered' I always had a pain both be illness. fore and after seemed and never able eating, to gain and and keep my strength, felt that down. was me a something pulling I had
!
he retorted.
I've !
all
more
ten
last
the
says
suapped
eight, never
"
clay. Man, said an auld hand (who had just been released from to the landlord gaol) of a public-house close by, If ye'll give me
Mary
sincerely Ever
was
day
Perhaps you would
its
had
few1
copy.
train
board
on
was
if
do,"
Well,
'
foul,
;
one
to
pretty
very
babv.
hours,
of
out
hand
amatenr
"
find
I
pipe,
Young
it's
a
one
passengers
one,"
brought
our
Only
Qeorge,
darling that
it's
(willing
anyhow.
than yon
them
the
you. persuade you
!"
pretended? to inquire
,<
...
I
no,
Well,
:
Ceotral
up screaming." "I guess I know
of pastusucceeded
eh?"
—
?
:
respectable that low,
return
infant
life
let
very
,
;
of Mrs. Mary The great public
lady herself, her allegations had not been added or for to, the sake of popular effect.altered, Here is her answer She repeats- what she and at first on all who said; puts a quietus called her words in .It.will.be question. observed that her statement is as plain ahd solemn as language can make it.
bnt just the whining squall vixen wasn't that going to
colic
or an
140,000
stock
of
to
:
a
a
:
case
facts,
Others,
emissaries whether
it's
daily. the
ago
published. as they
the
perhaps)
'"eleatine,
but
a
straight Press. It
roared
ashamed
was
do.
Richmond
"Madam,
!"
Young
to
Kitty
of them
first
accepted
I,
two
the
fol
the
that
nice)—
sleep nor read, old gentleman mother and said
hotel with a lunch of rye, and our Have fair pretty
"Hamper
bad
so
Cuddy
Fun.
—
picture.
"
the bottles
as
something
say
neither faced
" Fair. guest. sport at start some Glorious 1 the Only and stole infernal tramp went to work
our
you—
raised
than
remarked
ventured
like
to
so
sale
trick
his
tackle."
me.
very
The
nse
the
right
for
left
we
like
not
be suited
take to suitor:
bees,
less
ingenious
see," "
bit
a
anxious it's
!
think
make use Some months
They
,
.
not
contradict
ing of
marry
prices.
angler,
have times. You
Oh, here's
:
I
it,
to
Free
Mr.
it
some
unlimited
an
The rag3." to admiration, high
will
he printed Extensive
"
:
call
not
for
Impassioned much will you give ?" Scotch gentleman
attract
Pretty, wretch—
managing
you(
proposing
cash
off?" how
—
last,
As the Michigan coming to Detriot was a there baby
said,
can——"
not
much
speculative
wanted
A
Then
:
Oh, I'm
How
1
boy
>
of the sort who are laughed experience. when be introduced the railat Stephenson when he said that we way, and at Morse could communicate' by "means of electricity. Yet those at they don't laugh things now..
—
earth
on
power
Billion
cry.
book you think it
I No. Laura
:
stupid. read it
is
baby
that
like
Flora
is
the
hear
perfect
my
with album How pretty
Celestine, Kitty. do you
—
your
cold
:
sir,
ever
trans
sir." daughter, Impassioned suitor " Your threats do not me. I'll frighten hei or die ! When 1 once marry love,
hold
to
and
the
8he
my
really
Mie
in
burglar
taking picture, up ancther I now offer Very well, geutlemeD, a Remtiandt artist. by the same " Mr. Billion Yon shall never
tackle
own.
his
she
aad
not
The
her
a
:
?"
hard,"
very
he
when
Ah,
>
They
for the good old longed : Tbat's very strange. are hut in those old days you rich now, were barefooted au overworked, ploughWhat a farm had you then boy on haven't now that ? Old Bullion, you An appetite. sadly.: Wasn't taken a it was Meant, H6w.
gray eye, point and Leave me ? hissed, do ? burglar Oh, he ex of taking, that he had no notion and departed. offer a you Rubens, said an
plained anything, I
the
Not much.
1
him with ed to the door What did the fixed
do
Yoriek
found
scream
—
fishing
"
wonder
side
home.
often Friend
all
force.
indigestion,
flatulence,
.
broke up. What did Mrs.
No
bens,
known
case
single
him.
must
take
and
diseased conditions, so Tonic, which,
refused
great
indi
that
the
of genius gem the that ever finest perhaps painting came from the master hand. There was no bid. The auctioneer passed the Ru
you
liver, to
recourse
to
been
liberties
other
the
room
what
see
repair aggravated
of
by the
Clements
has
Look
things. and
any
victim
stomach
your
never
out
glasB
it
as
person
;
immediate have of all regulator 'as
scent
the
a
are
you
with
the
with
the matter boneless wonder ? asked the fat woman. He down on love seems his luck. It's a answered the living He skeleton. affair, to the two headed girl proposed yester of 'em and one him and day, accepted is
it may have cost color, you to have beauti got up that and it also cost a may you in either keep it in
ful
gestion
of
a
pro inves
to
disposition
a
of
impure,
of money
case
is
If your waj S if a bad cir fiction, are from of suffering po verity of blackheads, which can you blood is if your your
full
if
squeeze
that
nose
inquisitiveness. the petal is inquisitive. A
person you are blue have you
pale you
very
capacity of comedy. the bridge it
like
person hose argues It is. ahead and to wants
jecting
th
argues
tip-tilted
the
flower,'
a
'
is
frnrfi
a
Hhe stayed at, Old Bullion:
gratified.
What's
talent.
nfoa
if.
the nostril interpretation is thin at while a
only
was
.
rfonArte
a.1cA
nnga
1
'
,
f.Vio
the The
.
Tf
and if power, is marked for
All
freely. nostrils.
dilated shows histrionic
nostril
drooping
and
fully have
,
.
animals
,
the
-
breathe
fiercer
..
tions
when
,
,
QUESTION
there is a word oj truth. init foolish way certain people talk, they hear of any tLing. unusual, or qui-, limits the of their own observation or
Tbat's
?
THE
I dont believe
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