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he
retired from Rome to a of tract known as country the modern Subiaco. Here Sublacum, for three the life of a years he lived till Christian the fame of his hermit, piety having spread far and wide, he was induced to become Abbot of a
asserts,
(By A. L.
gether One
the
in
Around
West
charm
and
to
easy nas
describe
neighbouring
explain. Thomas-
ever, severe and he left each over
not to
or
genius,
all
beyond
pernaps, writers,
Protestant
lurks alto
abodes
mystery,
commanding
uariyie,
Australian.)
conventual
all
certain
a
monastery.
line
other
entered into the of monasticism. He alone spirit sounded that spirit to its utmost depths and has brought up the simple true has
the true faith, undeviating manliness, which and the devotion to duty, in mediaeval a few to not ages induced forsake the of gain and plea pursuit '
and
to
which
even
than
more
could
be
our
an
species,
still
"
the
sort
world." "
the
the
fathers,
fallen
Monk"
for say, go about
are
best
in
God's houses, souls departed."
champion
by
simple
have
been
tempered take
it,
had
medievalism. of the nobility
the
had planted shut bounds,
to its
I
learn
to rejoiced of the Australian order of St.
famous
true
Benedict,
labour
would,
faith,
the wilderness
that in continent
The great of
noblest
traditions, within whose
monastery, from worldly pursuits was to be found a sus
a
off
and pleasures, tained piety
and which,
steadfast seems rather
a
wards
to
his
Master.
self-
life
to
as ;
the
who
shall
early
it
days,
is
essential
have
of what a Benedictine knowledge is the of his life work, is. What object he is and what are the rules by which of the founder bound 1 St. Benedict, in Europe, was born at monasticism in Italy, He was of a.d. 180 Norcia, and therefore noble birth, participated all the advantages which in education and juris in the schools of literature At could bestow. prudence at Rome an he dissatisfied with age grew early evils with which the world The was surrounded not be could society avoided by the ordinary safeguards of .
.
virtue. and
By by
the
the exercise
devotions
of religion, of solitary medita
St. Benedict hoped to avoid the and raise up a barrier sins of his time, which of spiritual would be strength tide of cor capable of stemming the was which he believed ruption setting in. At the age of 14, as tradition tions,
National Library of Australia
exercises, of youth,
religious
and
of their
West
and the
experienced
and generous, of St. Benedict, I say. to what As will a monachism system, always have its but its strongest enemies opponents, will not, through ignorance, except (lie
quiet, loudness of these would bear witness
sons
that the order of St. Benedict abuses have at times has, although to flourished within done much it, advance of religion and of; the cause in rude and dark ages. learning,
time
one
the
Benedictines
boasted as many as 37,000 monasteries. the After Reformation only 5,000 re and it is doubtful whether at mained, the present are more than day there 800 in. existence. Roman Catholics this
decrease by the fact that is same hot the for necessity as there was in medi existence, Under the feudal times. system,
explain there their aeval
alone could the cope with a and of turbulent savage and it was therefore to the nobility, that Orders of the Church the talent and learning of Europe withdrew, in amid seclusion order to carry on those and
literary studies, monuments of
to
erudition,
pile up which
those have
hosts the labour of of lightened modern scholars. under Besides,, feudalism of lowly birth the to men road to was almost advancement It was blocked the Church entirely so
.
alone
which
talent,
wholly
opened
its
indifferent of high
to
arms
admit
whether
its
of lowly line the order is As early as 1354, age. 24 said to have numbered in its ranks 2000 arch 7000 popes, cardinals, possessor
was
or
20 emperors, 50 queens, 20 of kings, 100 48 sons number an enormous
bishops, 15,000 bishops, 30 empresses, 47 kings,
of emperors, and princessess, of the nobility Europe Throughout was the fame of its communities In richest historical. the England of with the one exception and, sons
.
abbeys Carlisle,
all
to belonged Dumfernline, and
the its
Cathedral order.
Kelso,
In
Abroath,
priories,
Scotland,
Melrose
other the were seats many places of powerful Benedictine Communities. will This bald statement of facts, serve to remind the reader that in the
each more
re
riches
its
and
luxury
has
it
but that
forth
with a freshness that apart from religious extort the admiration
virility
who
all
and
can
of
spirit
the peculiar charm attach to New Norcia lies in its remote from towns of and busy marts of the locomotive' The whistle
ing ness men.
does not
its solitudes. The of the bush repose reigns cloister and its its chapel, and its its storehouses,
yet disturb
silence
and rits
over
granaries its gardens, fields and its who The traveller wends leaves the iron road thither,
ing
at
engine
vineyards. his way and snort From that
Guildford.
the mail village a buggy and three him to his destination.
ruddy-soiled ance
—
carries
convey horses As
and
now
traces
of the
Midland Guildford,
depot; iron
consisting building,
General
too
he will
the
a a
come
contractor's
of with
Store"
main
large galvanised the inscription,
a
doorway, and stables and meets the eye. workshops, And again just iron past; Mr. Loton's are the of the un homestead, piles finished the Swan. Further bridge over on is a iron galvanised house public in the grandiose and romantic rejoicing " Silver Castle" a house of sign of the erected in entertainment evidently, of a tide which has not yet prospect flowed of stalwart that way-— a tide navvies with money to spend and not loth to spend it " Cockram's." I the word spell another and more oldphonetically " established inn than The Silver Castle" is reached about six o'clock, and here a meal can be procured while the horses are rested an hour or two in preparation for their next stage of twenty-three the unpleasantest miles, of the whole journey, if the part night its
over
;
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—
as it was when I travelled the be, route, bitterly cold, and the wind sharp and like a knife. cutting However, of all evil there is an things end, and this portion of the journey is no excep tion to the common rule. By the
of rugs
help fort
and
and the
before miles the
delay
sensible of
avails
few
a
and
warm
the distance
continuing
journey —
a
—
on
night
the
last
stage
The
his
of his
twenty-nine As morning.
following contained of the
sleep
blankets
cosy of
himself
hours'
previous
pleasantest part next morning is pleasing.
com
liquid
weed, the time and the by midnight his next stage, Bindoon,
soothing
passes 'along, is at traveller, and if he be
without between
of
wraps,
travel,
the so
un
the
most agreeable and unaccustomed pilgrim, which bush long hours
to the each feels that travelling entails, him nearer moment his brings goal " If monasteries and monks those
perhaps
scrub
changing.
bush
into
wide and open plain and thickly timbered in hills. Almost the centre the lay a group of white in mission, buildings, a of yellow stubble ,with fields, setting here and there the vivid green of vine yards or gardens to break the monotony of the
a
by low
colouring. road passes
The mission.
On
midway through
the
hand
left
side
the of it
row of cottages the home the natives the mill, chapel, and most of the workshops. the stables, On the right is the itself a monastery three-storied quadrangular building, of a main and two consisting building with a wall on the side im wings, are
a
of
the
neat
—
—
striking centre is
one-storied of the metry
good
;
the road, flanked by facing which leads into the gate The nearest wing presents in the appearance. Directly a gap filled by a small partly bush The sym cottage.
double
a
a
was
had
travelled with only here and of fencing to show stretch was But that the country occupied. now the road was confined on each side fence of brushwood, by a substantial and in a few minutes we emerged from
the through there a short
courtyard. if
abandoned works A few miles Railway.
from
"
then the
of
of the country pearance For mile a we many
—
through alternating broken boy plains, of a pleasant glimpse homestead, or rough bush hut, a patch of tillage rescued from the wilderness. clearing Every
happiness in a life destitute of all those adjuncts considered usually endurable. necessary to make it even While I was in reflections indulging such as these I noticed that the ap
a
scrub and blackhere and there by
across
they
seek
mediately
to heighten the pleasure of his visit by his. drive is long and tedious. contrast, at two Guildford o'clock in Leaving the afternoon lie travels for four hours
;
theatrical, unreal, masquerading figures, then as the surely passing hours swiftly to this he will bring him nearer goal wonder of place he is to' what manner and what of men manner see, are,
the
appreciate
noble
of
vows
unknown
some
of humanity, or at the best dim flicker to him only in some sort of manner, from uncertain ing and and novels, romances, histories, flesh and blood memoirs, not as living as men like but as not ourselves,
bounded
self-abnegation. Much of
who
Australians,
journeyings, but warm
a
him
to
their '.their
species known
who
us.
not
that
vitality,
must grounds, and respect of human devotion
to be manual
I was a us, This me in." ye took most Christian I may injunction has, been observed at incidentally mention, with all New Norcia, possible fidelity. If need should not I doubt that arise, hundreds have in
to have
and
remomber
its
blossom
fruits
day say to
one
power
some
were
live a sustained by hands Truly
vigour
we
inaugurated, not 3 ot lost moved from
of basis rules the
and
stranger
the Church
of
,
and supreme power, it his utmost endea wisdom of God and monks
Austra
Can we wonder that to strength. minds monachism is the outward many of a expression great truth, when, near centuries fourteen have though first passed away since the system was
Casino, become famed
surest
tries,
to new coun Transplanted with the noble design of bearing to savage and true civilisation religion an additional races acquire they of Possessing all the prestige dignity. ennobled in the are the past they stimulous by the inspiriting present effort. of devoted missionary a historical be In drawing parallel the Benedictine tween community at and monustic institutions New Norcia
those
this brethren
presented
new
day gaining
the not
we country, of medievalism, into but decay,
'dropping
silently
After
of
own
new
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has
on
contrast
j
many
charity
remnant
genuine,
to sin. I can incentive from of forbear a portion quoting rule which treats of the hospitality " to be shown to strangers. Bet every be -received as if he were stranger Christ for it is Christ himself himself; lay not the
bestow.
to
In
and of piety labour of their
strange is the Here, in this
They were to to own no laughter, private live with the to utmost property, to exercise and hospitality, simplicity, else to be industri beyond everything a cardinal St. article of. ous, because that in idleness Benedict's belief was
great
one
the
avoid
At
were
age
the
as
the teaching of manuscripts.
copying
confederation under fought of the the the banner Cross against followers of the to an age Crescent; took the lives of others or when men their rather than own, relinquished a truth or, admit up they disbelieved, false. In hold a dogma they deemed of civili Europe such whilom outports all the and humanity sation possess can interest that by-gone history
faith nised
in
labours,
deny
an
take
with The
act
vour
to when and religion and intensely truly recog factors the most important of whole an nations in age when
abnegation, to belong
Church
life
a
Benedictiue communities. In the year 515 he wrote his Regults Monachorum all the monastic which systems of the
employed
known that in an obscure colony there had been labor founded away from towns, away iously from railways, in the heart of the Aus a modern tralian bush, monastery extent the bearing to a very surprising flavour that of all very stamp and was
civilising and agriculture. he removed to Monte which has since Naples, most famous of many
gardening
canker Its
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with. and
hair-cilices,
crown, be
poverty" :
with
two legged animals, and breviaries,
singular rosaries shaven
wealth
to
communities
a fastened like lian monastery.
employed in the of employments
were
their discipline. Abbot was given he was to make
the Golgotha of true To him were a glorious they reality but a that was long since past, reality " I could wish of the writer Past and " resuscitator of Present" the The Ancient
him
Unlike
simplicity.
European
cloisters,
a placed the example
around and useful
Romish
no monk of promulgated, is in any longer possible To him their monasteries watch Heaven's tower of
once
old
of all The extinct
to suit enough to found twelve of which he
ing
the
he
it
discip not; how his taste,
was
!
descen gazes upon a lineal which of a system an acquired unrivalled over the mind ascendancy of Europe centuries before Protestantism was born. At New Noicia can be witnessed of the Benethe practice dictine rule in all its primitive
Not superior. only did of his pious life attract in the Romans numbers to his monasteries, but large even the barbarians and Gotbs the felt force of the same and flock influence,
near
too evident in Natural specimens of Richard Arkgospel
as
;
ere
as
upon
which specimens that character classed
this ft
looked
we
wright tihe
specimen monkhood.
in
extinct
History
an
before
years
genuine
best
—
under
hundred
a
he
species the live to
six
was
monk
world
a
find
that
the
to
higher life than that to of mankind majority aspire. for had to go back Carlyle
the
But
offer
of
example
community
not the
dant
The
monastery.
this
-
sure,
of
On
yesterday;
.
modern
he has
Norcia
of
institution he contrary an
.
a
New
of
monastery
solitary
.
leant
<S
,
enetai
reason
wing
is
That
.
but spoiled, insignificant historical.
for a hut
day become Nay is it not historical' Benedictines already ? The mission and the monas had its in the stout rise tery hearts of Saivado and or the four Bishop five Benedictines who on the 1st March, 1846 the settled Bishop's Birthday. down on the banks of the creek, which runs the centre of the present through with a garden, bullock solitary dray may one to these
—
—
load of session. shelter ly after
stores, For
privations
sore
first
rooms
but
rudest, of
period their in the
ing arose three small
only worldly months,
many
of the
was a
their
pos their
eventual
and
struggles
permanent
build
shape of this hut. into which it
The was
served as partitioned chapel, refectory and sleeping To all appearance place small this stands parent of great things a of nigh after as lapse years forty as on the day on which it was strong first built. But the uses to which it .
put have long since changed. The wings on either now lofty side, house the community of fifty eight brothers and six priests, and a chapel more to their suitable increased needs has across arisen the road, while the old once the monastery and cottage, in now as serves chapel one, guest chambers for the numerous visitors was
two
who Abbot The mission
receive and
day
the his
hospitality
of
the
good brethren. which
on
I
arrived at the In the Sunday. morning pontifical high mass had been and the celebrated farmers and their for miles families around had flocked was
Easter
to discharge their and religious duties, be present at this imposing function of the Roman Catholic Church. The mail reaches the mission too late for service and I had therefore morning to be content with The chapel vespers. is a substantial of cruci plain building form shape and with no pretentions to architectural The beauty. high is altar placed in the and centre, behind concealed from view, in what it, forms the upper portion of the cross, sib the on community, benches
ranged the wall and at the end extreme is the desk and seat— a stool of cushion or back plain destitute of the Abbott. At the evening service struck I was with the numerous and along
each side
of
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devout The congregation. around had to returned was wellhomes, but the church filled with a dusky band of wor-
shippers, (iwith a
which
: .
.
a
heartiness would have
.white
the
in and
who joined
.
to shame
put
many
and Benediction being Vespers our ended we all went several ways, the comto their the natives cottages, of black-robed a munity, long string two and two to their marching figures, with and Salvado refectory, Bishop in his guest to the the cottage quadcomes After vespers supper, .rangle. of the viands we and as a description consumed at that meal can hardly be
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of much take the
to
interest
my
to make a opportunity the domestic may be termed It is someof monastic life. economy that in the what remarkable eyes of Protestant the ordinary generally are but two there types of speaking, In one monkhood. type are included of ascetics, for the strictest having and that in their food bread and water
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;
quantities,
pation
We as
.
cell
occupants furnished
books
of
for
lonely, of
gloomy
being months. brethren so
tasks
with
a
devotion,
a
dismal a few
crucifix,
a trucklerosary, concesslight
some perhaps, in to artistic feeling
a
j
!
stiff-jointed
J
!
actual
the
their
of these
readers
who
lines,
not
of the rosary. Next fare as of the same and then the service of between that The interval
supper
time
routine
.
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spirit better tion
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than
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at time
the community
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the
till
comes
round.
Viotoria
with of
Captain
the
distur of
published Catholic These two
in
from
the in
Missions versions
for
of the
documents on themselves, side lies the truth. As regards the condition of affaire in Uganda pre hostilities vious to the outbreak of actual are the two accounts in utter contradic that for Captain Lugard maintains tion, on the the opposite factions there were of uutil the arrival most pacific terms, a
rival
fresh
party
change
in
to precipitate assertion is
Livinhac, months
is
\
a
the
such
a
of their followers disastrous crisis.
by a letter Bishop Mgr. 24, 1891, six
disproved to his
Hirib on written J uly before the outbreak
and consequently than narratives seek retrospective of conduct line
his
caused
10,
the. attitude
Mgr.
from
missionaries
January
on
coast,
of
of hostilities,
more
free
inspired
by
justification
from bias wish to
the
for
to
Sesse Islands from which
Nyanza,
all
in
instances of many on Catholics their by and showing the extreme im of his contention "that the
aggressions
crisis
determined
to
that
hearing
on
about
bring
the
English
a
were
about
to withdraw." Why in this case, writer not the should urges, they rather for have waited their departure when their of their enemies, deprived would have been gieatest support, to instead of resist powerless them, on to their owu hostilities hurrying obvious who Those, disadvantage? such
accept fact as
this,
the
of
perversions'
imposed
easily
On the incident of
which was made the active Lugard's
Captain the
intervention, and
he unin
quarrel,
throws
tentionally his later
little
a
fresh
in
light
He detailed report. reiterates bt6 previous statement that it was due to the murder of a Protestant in the streets of Mengo by a Catholic and the refusal of the King to accede to his demand the execution of the for more
murderer
we
that
defence,
as
but from
so,
learn the
net
the
man
we
admission implied demand for justice,
from
on
To
not
the
on
justified this the
If let an
It
deal
was
out
this
side.
Protestant
that he replied from bis and depart decision, if it came, would be due to
"
iu
the taking on this Seeing that the Catholics
he says himself, were in uumbers massing in great the ProMengo, aud far out-numbering he "judged it best" to serve testaotB," to the latter. out rifles aud ammunition We are with what already acquainted as
and as to the actual details followed, of tho fighting there is uo essential dis the two accounts. crepancy between of the The gravamen charge against
Lugard
Captain
the
their
500
islands.
soon
in
lies
what
occurred
when
he deliberately opened fire with his Maxim guns ou the help of less who with the party fugitives, King had taken refuge ou the islands in on,
To
lake.
desire of the
to
this
obtain
King,
be
was
driveu of the
possession as he fcas
essential,
by
his
person told us,
was
what justify him let tell in the of morning went down to Williams
Captain
Maxim to the The island is only
with
them
from
the main
the prevented combined any but They fought very bravely, at least those who had any do so. We found that all the
fled, to
cauoes
pro time
first
thought,
to
landing. 600 yards the Maxim from making
attack. 1
after-
an
oi
and land, Catholics
|
French
wero
priests
though since
were
the
to
Sesso
with
had
an
Monseigneur The other Fathers were
Waganda
their
now
a
prior
the
King. extremely for
liveB,
the
enraged them. os Such property they the island (which I understand
against
bad
of
on
fled
date.
escape
island, me, and that effect,
same
for
leaving
narrow
the told
on
had
Monseigueur written
they
on
still
more
was
little was very indeed) lost, together The whole with all the king's goods of the women and children of the French were all made captives, their party .
goods
were
killed,
and
looted,
very
were
many
sunk."
canoes
many
He thus avows and almost openly iu his iu this 6hare brutal glories followed massacre, by the enslavement of numbers has said thou(Mgr. Birth of Christian women and children, sands) sold
subsequently "
dealers.
and
"
on
may acrimouious his He
on
press
will
probably
by the
of these publication was the forecast long " the Debate" of the was what the English no doubt think
Nor for
day following would organ acrimouious indeed says) that to relieve for the massacre found illusion (its sort
these itB
comments
aud
documents
its
of of
than
caused
a
plea,
leaving interesting
way
way weakening Hirth." Mgr. To that
asoortioii
the the
known.
already
more
Lugard's
arrival
a
They add
part.
was.
no
version
Captain
thinks are of
agents responsibility of January, it is a pro ou
in
on
Company
written, designedly certaiu number of
leisurely dark a
French sudden
Mwanga's
attitude the opposes
writer
its
the
nothing to what They are uothiug
facts,
very
iu
"If
subject.
the
leader
report,
French
the
letter
despatches unverified,
the
Mohammedan in its
his the
that
trnly predict criticisms of previous renewed
the
to
The Times,"
Lngard
Captain
that
Monarch
that war, the Englishman's action part of the Protestants.
emboldened the opposite party, ,by arrival of the English cfficers with what he calls " a small army" from the toast,
the
some
Lugard's follows in there had the others execution
example."
an
refusal to of retributive
Mwauga's
would
later
30th
the
for
on was
This
night.
will which we " words. On tho Protestants
cover
the
form singular that justice, the English took officer up an attitude of open hostility to him, bim threatening with would be war, which he declared fully
I
the
sufficient
accompanied
curious
the
Cuptain worded as "
on was
this
in
:
been
attack
Thai
own version of it been provocation (he said) be severely bnt flogged, as
had
armed
his
necessary
Hirth's of self-
ono
shot
mid
to
Mgr.
was
infer
can
omits
;
anengaged in leading the house of the other.
was
the
chief
whose house
lake,
alleged
"
upon.
In this pursued. he complains of the oppression despatch and persecution the Catholics were at the handa of the already suffering then
transparent must be very
to
Protestant
a
as
apparently scarcely followed, his own
were
enumerating
now
vocation,
attack
the Protestants were bo declaring that elated as to reuder by these triumphs civil war thus contradicting imminent, that its out Captain Lugard's assertion break was entirely brought about by the action of the priests and their supporters 10th. subsequent to January Starting from this exposure of the initial misre of the presentation Compauy's agent, the advocate of the White Fathers goes on to refute in all his later statements
opponents, probability Catholics
used
â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
the the
in
in
position
moments
.-
negotiations tho threat
was
ou Catholics the shore of the burned during
Pro
the
previous return,
to
the
previously possession in direct contra immediately expelled, vention of the first made treaty by the authorities with English Mwanga, in which freedom of was worship to all. sum The writer guaranteed marizes the situation in conclusion, by
really
extenso
statements
the
Catholics
what
which
as
The the
of half
supposed
Controversy.
are in series of events many but respects absolutely irreconcilable, readers have no difficulty will impartial in judging from inherent probabilities as evidence of well as from the internal
from
looking
minutes
oc
same
conviction could recoiideep religious the its members to a life in which cilo are the of food, the elements plainest and of sleep, the maximum minimum exercises. If and devotional ,of labour New Norcia slumbejr tho gupst bo awakened at what he will lightly, him s. to the middle of the night seem of the chapel bell. Oh the tolling and
meditation
and
more
former
his
September.
a
light he will in o'clock
testants
abandonment
the
was
pretext
Uganda from his own point have a long and circumstantial
White Fathers, The Illustrated
This
a
recreation.
simultaueouBly detailed report
in
view,
but
striking
once
The the
at the usual time week day compline,
a
Uganda
Lugard's
com
Nothing
by
on
place. all
cause
his
the
Among
induce of calling in the Mohammedans and placing their Sultan on the throne, was im since it the country to be for possible governed without a native ruler. For the attack on the islands, its author adduces for the first time a pretext absent from his earlier an despatches aggression by
en the gathered 10,000 strong of Ugando, and thus obtained concessions from bim. Among
sundry
I
King
the
on
the
him
personal property led by him put of by the threat with the Moham
party
common
letters,
the
bet-
for,
for
reading remaining
Almost
ho had self-abnegation, enter a house of correca As remonastery.
New
one
recited
are
The
fal
West
at
takes hour. day of
(To be continued.)
them
criminals
terprovided
munity
Sext usual
allowed
the
cupy hour
the the this
on
is
past eleven
quarter
a
of at
is
Vespers and then
usual
At
celebrated. the service
em
let
our comfort, are, I believe, than the religious Norcia.
the
When the ushered in.
is
more
in
of
maintenance
Uganda.
as
till
silence
order is slightly Matins, mass, and meditation usual At at three o'clock. Terce is sung and high mass
spiritual
enter actual bodily
gards Australian
once
Sundays
altered
life that a of ease and will be their for if ; portion good cheer such idea has entered their head, any Un a rough awakening awaits them. man be animated with the true a less
,.
is taken o'clock and meditation.
at eight
The
detail,
recital
the
day's On
belief
lacious
to vespers
calls
bell
more
sundown
till
spiritual reading all is eight half-past three the next morning.
any
purpose
the monastic vocation, with imbue themselves
once
By
of
possibility there be
bracing
work
the
I describe him he type from
any If
spiritual twelve
down to the Save on day.
by
up
.
precludes becoming such.
takes
sit
continued
chapel
compline. and bed
;
give,
by till
o'clock
is
the breakfast
actual experience may modern monk as I saw his a different have been But of the cowl in Europe brethren assert tha,t the most emphatically I can brothers of New Norcia Benedictine classes of the two belong to neither I characteristics have whose supposed Indeed the daily to sketch. attempted which I will routine of the monastery, now
1
At and
.
when
Sext
as
this consists of a substantial days, ration of meat or bread, fruit, soup, and if the condition of the cellar allows, well diluted with a of wine, portion
comes
to we begin accept it as a genuine type of the modern of St Benedict and of the followers orders which have sprung numerous from his example. I can only claim to speak of what the scope of my own within has come
true
and meditation reading when the community meal of the principal
begins when the and to the
of monastic
routine
but the words limited as is service known
eleven the Church is followed
At Roman and it
water.
that and
life,
their various to the rule of silence is Necessary conversation
dispeise here agaiu
u
of their
cases,
frontiers
j
as
well.
medans,
doing eighteen over the
is
many
as
making
in
possible
in
these
J
.
of
as
breakfast
to the
to
man,
pressure
begin
fast
life
are
near
After
and
place,
fanatics,
of unfaltering long penance On and self-mortification. privation the other hand, abuses in pre-reformaof the the picture tion times furnished aldermanic wine-bibbing, monk, jolly, been which has since present to our In popular poetry, songs, imagination. re and plays it is constantly novels, until there is little wonder, produced, how most of us considering ignorant
;
as
observed. not of course prohibited, that are spoken are possible. in the
a connoisseur of this life, the good things and a lover of rich and dainty of wines, have, Both of these meats. types a foundation in fact. The doubtless, tell Church of annals of the Roman troubled human mind, whose a many inborn from a one seeming refuge was to be sought to depravity tendency save in a life long and found, no wher3 and solitary of prayer meditation, vigil a
through the time occupied
is '
from
read
is
Scriptures ning to end,
meditaof the
saint of some and angular presentment we In the second or type martyr. extreme. We rush to the opposite a to ourselves burly jovial, 'imagine fond to excess of sort of Friar Tuck,
"
talk. Therefore the idle purposeless that of the com rules each one are, in reading munity shall take his turn to his brethren the Bible or some devo tional book. A Spanish edition of the
occu
and
cold
a
bed, and, sioii
their
end class
prayer this
picture
religious
..
in
'
unceasing
tion.
and
and
During
.
what
on
of
vestige
Prime
part in these the Katikiro, and am turbulent
principal
in the failure of systematic disappointed to induce or attempts compel 'the to Catholics had been waging apostize, a bitter war of proscription them against for six months depriving previously, them of the offices held by them, and,
slightest as breakfast during all the meals, no social conversation takes was no believer St. Benedict place
1 will remark
readers,
the
of
guiltless butter. .
,
-
"
.
the
proceedings Minister,
the cloak of who, uuder zeal for religion, less aimed at " nothing than absolute over the whole dominion of Uganda." This province firebrand,
works
congregation.
tyrannioal' bitious
begin
regularity
and ascribes or
their and good day of labour with After matins and prayer. mass the time is spent in meditation till when the community half-past five, to troop into their recectory partake of their a meal of tea breakfast, simple with and of bread milk, untempered
responses
a
are
!
:
nigh
brothers
:
I
I
their,
As another its day. break almost solemn tones of the dark morning, tho to the chapel to hastening
sweet and the stillness
from
settlers
of
beginning
apparently
wnB
it
missionaries
change him,
towards
in the until
statement that, Protestants and Catholics lived on amioable terras while together, the slave was trade and diminishing, the King ruled much difficulty. without his
"
arrival,
Then
came
Captain
tinues the article) the East African on the airs of a treats
Mwanga, enemies.
how were
the
Lugard
with
(con
the
of troops Company. He puts terrorizes conqueror, the Catholics as
Of com bo, quarrelB arose, but he know that the Catholics
does the aggressore, native tongue,
since,
ignorant
of
knew what Mussulman
he
happened
only through and Protestant missionaries ? Moreover, in the letter written on the morrow of the massacre, he owned that he bad no personal opinion." His avowals as to that occurrence the writer as regarda self-criminatory, needing no comment iu the proof of his they afford unwarranted of a " human continuance interpreters
hunt," in resulting able and scandalous stained the history there is auother chapter
spoken
the
most
deplor that have Africa." But
massacres
of
on this authority of recent who has as yet history no word in his to regard
judgment
ou
it.
despatched
to
into the
and
occurrences coast,
Captain
Uganda
Macdonald,
to
hold an inquiry has returned to
there, baa probably
ere
this
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Lugard
Captain
of
hands
fact
the
M.
his
on the wo pro-consulate Equator, see an indicatiou that the may, perhaps, while there did not doings of that officer meet with his unqualified approbation. Tablet
,
.
might
the
(From
Daily
Mayor,
The unemployed
26.
to the appealing the establishment and workshops,
are
of the
position
been
place.
now
Messrs.
Parker and Co.'s Buddart, for the Miowera, has left steamer,
new
defrauded Government.
being
tralian
they order.
was
by
Mr. ,
an
a partner in the Baring, of Baring is defending Bros., the him for brought against of debts contracted by him in It appears that the defend
recovery
gambling. ant
lest
bis that
Mr.
whether has
his
they
In make
can
a
not
on
share
in
London Daily in which the
Chronicle"
has
acceptance
of of
Premier present is severely criticis .
knighthood by the New South WaleB
The Government has decided to with all from draw the troops Imperial be Canada lest their should presence to
the
in
Irish
the
party Abbott, premior that he however,
Mr.
iu
but
tribe,
invited from
epidemic
The
The
of Canada, asserts, is does not consider there any desire of of the on the United annexation part is and that the withdrawal not States,
the
suf
troops
on
October
is
it
to
lead tralia
that
anticipated
the
large development wine trade, as other a
report
best
ou
preventive
is
will project of the Aus colonies may
fashion.
"
The
;
gradual
British
United The ordered is
now
troops
Gov
recent
in
outside
possessions
French
the
experiments with
the
new
to
arm
proposed with
the
new
the
whole
of the
to
deliver
on College each of which
Western
Mr.
that
Melbourne it
was
will
float
only
Regarding Lebel rifle,
with
experiments
the
the general command satis results are most two fired The first volleys factory. of the made mincemeat Dahoraeyans, was so and the slaughter subsequent tremendous owing to the heat .of that, new
states
the
that
climate,
in
the
it
was
found
necessary
National Library of Australia
October have
a
28.
several the
land 29.
October
a
of
meeting held Bank, that
the
yester Bank
the
bat that the be prepared to accept
strong
position,
must
reduced dividend, which would never theless be not less than ten per cent. The report was adopted. At the of share special meeting the holders of Union Fiuance and ed
to
Co.
the
committee the
investigate
Mr.
company are in
General Sir James Martin have promised the
appointof the
affairs
j
:
XNTER-COXiONZAL.
At
October
At
of the
meeting
a
Federal
recommended would not depositors rowers hot pay, could was
step
must
cern
A
stop.
made and there
ment
was
assets,
that
the
con
state satisfactory to the Society's a that probability will be in paid
as is
concerned
everyone
renew
|
the bor
to
to take all those
prosecute
The
tins
that and
resolved
was
responsible of
trial
|
Chair-
reason
the
October
further
proceed
from
in
iaaders
late
not
Hill
Broken
going
on
miues
are
is
everything but
smoothly, uuable
Two asia,
Richard
have
been
and
Gray
arrested
on
defraud
to
spiracy
Sydney, the Bank
of
usual the
27.
take
to
ou
still
of
most more
the men
charge the Bank a
Strike along stant
Hill,
matters
much
as
to
continue
There
usual.
is
Chipper,
Election. E. Solomon, for the electoral district of South Fremantle. Public Reserves.— Avon No. 653 No. 927(2a.), for public (50a.), utility No .1714(280.), Kojonup: stopping for travellers place and stock. Nos 2085(145a), 2086(148a), 2087(156a.) 2088 (197a.), 2089 (1290a), 2090 2091 (110a.), for (1285a.), public Swan: Nos. utility. 2092 (640a.). 2093 (640a.), for public utility. HayNos. 2094 (140a.), 2095 (32a 2096 ),
There miners on
will
be
Thursday
the but
daily.
in
yQuj
openly.
j
.
will
they
and
not
admit
frankly
all
over
state
any
their
de
October
heavy rains the country.
season
is
the
29.
have
The
fal
pre
best
ever
known
O. Harrold, Mr. A. the President of the Employer's Union, asserts that the late strike among miners at Broken was Hill on the part merely an attempt of the men to introduce Socialism and
Anarchy. The sharemarket
of
to proposition the motion will leaders to a ed, the declining permit to be taken, ballot and the men being
afraid
win,
asserting but the men be deceived
the that
here.
con
big meeting to consider night, declare the strike off, be defeat probably a
for
public utility. Nos. 2097 (640a.), 2098 (640a, (640a.), 2100(640a ), for public
Swan:
No.
2101
Avon
utility public
for
(179a.),
2099
),
park.
The Bankruptcy 1890.— R Act, Wise, storekeeper, Fremantle ; receiv 17th inst. A. F. ing order, Duffield,
Bunbury
confectioner, 28th ation,
10 30 a.m.; 3 p.m.: W.
inst.,
28th meeting, Bessell-Browne, order approving
examin-
public
:
inst.,
insurance
H.
Perth
agent,
28th
composition,
GOVERNMENT
1st
ult!
GAZETTE. OCTOBER
27.
Robert Gleddenj to for surveyor Yilgarn goldand deputy-mining field, for Registrar the Yilgarn goidfield. Peter Louis to be acting Gibbon, mining be
mining
ui
ureenousnes
absence,
on
Gibbou. solicitor,
of tho 6ioners Australia. H.
has
and
Aus-
W.
Jardine,
be
to
commisWest
The
as
justices
"
of
resignation of of the peace,
accepted.
Roads dates
Richard.
solicitor,
Supreme Court
Dariot,
been
of
leave,
Resignation.— L.
during
Gedge,
London, Melbourne,
tinfiiars,
Registrar the
tinheld sick S. F.
Boards.
are
Tho
—
appointed
for of the
following the holding
Courts of Revision voters lists : —Arthur 1st. luesday, November. Canning-. 7th Monday, November. I he return of Mr. J. J. Treasure, as chairman of tbe Kojonup Roads Board, vice Mr. W, H. Graham resigned, 6 1 has been
received.
West Australian Forces.— -His Excellency has of
sanctioned rifle
formation
volunteers
"The
designated teers,"
the
with
-on
Volunteer the
at
Governor of
a
Bunbury,
Bunbury
corps to be
Volun
Rifle
establishment
50 of members. Banbury Rifles. Captain T. H. Lovegrove, from the retired list, to be Captain, H. provisionally. Stanley, to be Lieutenant, gentleman, provisionally. Fremantle Artillery E. Captain Mayhew resigns command, and is placed upon the Unattached List. J. W. Hope, —
of accession free steady A considerable by each tiaiu. of assaults on free by Unionists continue
resigned.
Parliamentary
—
sent
and
labourers
have
making
are
daily,
mnBt
Wonderfully
drag a
leaders
Adelaide,
27.
October
works
refinery
feat.
len
Broken
labor
men
longer,
Small, of con of large
Pirie
woik. speeches
that
Austral
Daniel
Port
The
bail.
in
clerks
The re-started
desiring to her
October
of
Republic
Brown,
T.
at
yesterday, were locked
agreeing The is ex night. verdiet to be given this afternoon. pected un up rather Judge Backouse summed for most of the prisoners. favourably
released
regard
the
Appointments.—
29.
at present. beeu uot
'
to
THURSDAY,
steps to crimin who are persons for such a stato
labor
concluded
Deniliquin and the jury the up for
At
full.
Mrs. Clara Parker has from gaol, the authorities
in
to shippers
affairs
the
apparently of affairs.
.resolved
The was
so
27.
Building
was
Zealand
of Merchandise Chili is published.
condi
held of the meeting, to-day, in the depositors Imperial building the official Society liquidator reported that no had been made since profits the 1886, notwithstanding splendid returns as shown iu the balance-sheet. It
held it Society yesterday to wind voluntarily up. inau announced the that
hopelessly
Sydney,
explained.
and New
from
tion.
emigration, advantages offered by to new colonists will
the
its that insolvent
reported a
Colonial in
A
.
announced
constructing ou railway
half-yearly
Guarantee
get
is published. circular notice General of Chili,
Shipping.— the Consul
(210a.),
shareholders
connection
of
Agent
Australia
be fully
labour number
rifle.
Later. the
on
Melbourne chairman stated
the in
was
sums.
has Department to be made in It Lebel Bifie.
War
the of
City day,
—
,
system.
At
1
Bethell addresses at of the subject
absconding
Kingdom.
Dahomey V
his
to any intention suddenly from British Canada, troops will that steps in this direction and that be there will gradual, all reduction of the forces in
but says be quite the
that
of
lines,
grant
<
has
ernment withdraw
a
denies
of
intention
whilst
was Geeloug, the ear. He died
Government
branch
"
at got City
W.A. The Malcolm Fraser, and Mr. Charles
to
Gladstone
possible man
young
Brisbane,
>
greater
say
Melbourne,
has confessed strychnine, and also admits having taken other of several in similar girls
Mr-
meet
ac
a
papers
27.
be expected to follow. Thomas Neil sentenced to Cream, for of girls death the murder of illthem with capsules fame, by poisoning containing his guilt, the lives
from
at
by the ball few hours afterwards.
authorities the cholera
municipal
sewerage loan. Although ed at £95, the Victorians a little over £91 net.
South Australian
The proposal to establish a wine Government depot has been in London very favourably and if carried received by importers, out
Hirst, cricket
at
a
struok
ally
of the
£100,000 to
An order by dated 5th August Mail Ships Act of
:
playing
the
in
order
Frederick
Mohican
reef
a
have
contingency
a
to
28.
October directors
Bank
transfer
in
their
warship
Council
in
Queen in Council
Roads Board Elections.— Yilgarn Member— G. Miller, vice A. Arnold' Williams: resigned, Members— J J. Martin, Waldock, vice M. J.'
that firm-
to
losses.
.
necessary.
London,
to
count,
a
was
the
declare his
leaders due
Melbourne,
fiuancial
Fitzgibbou with the
magistrate from
Bolely
reserve
are
cleanliness.
persona)
Order
|
a
the
retired
labor is
Federal
decided
committee of eminent the re committee physicians,
that
port
has
The
their
have the suppressed the northern portion aud annicompletely
.
the
at
In-
the
.
Fitzroy.
maintain
to
Ranford,
to discharge
:
'
ed.
objectionable United States.
have
English
"
article
the
and do
an of Russia has of increasing the in order to keep
of the army, of Germany.
The an
money
loss.
The Government nounced its intention strength abreast
a
place and
which possessions, should be abandoned.
Sea. Behring The Hamburg
terms.
all
revolt
taking Rosebery
are
strongly re policy especially Eng
heavy losses. The United States has been wrecked
and
factory
purely cannot
the
Republic
the
Johnson,
defeat
th;
.
Australia
Hill,
20
Deputy Surveyor General, the absence, on leave of J. S. during J. Roberts to Brooking. be post and telegraph master at Doodlekine. P. Sullivan to he assistant at Derby. H. L. Ottaway to be assistant at Broome v S. Hymus to be assistant at Fremantle. A. C. Twine to be assis tant and Lineman at Doodlekin. J G Cornish to be assistant at
language.
Melbourne,
fered
he
success
nominal He make any says he as the operatives himself, demand profits by way of increased wages machinery
Indian of that hilinted
absolutely order to see
his
them
to let
offered
factory
lines.
own
Mexicans
best
Want then made his open for the defence and called
j
28.
October
Ministers
says,
The
for.
the
ness.
colonies,
Premier
the
in
still
S
<fcc.,
the 1892, applying 1891 to this colony
their
Gladstone's
African
land
manufactur woollen has offered to let the
run
their
the
specting
a
other
Mr.
to
opposed
this
is
it
of the
some
he
before
way and
sued
being
Bradford,
Socialists
this
majority, is
Priestly,
at
on
in
£20,000
attained amount
er
Serious dissensions in the Cabinet. Lord
Herbert
firm action
is
,
spector duties
a speech ing in the of negative evidence quantity' who did not hear the shape of persons use seditious or prisoners inflammatory
!
late
leaders
of Plans, of
;
28.
October
labor
H.
j
I
London
Australia.
Appointments—
27.
at proceeding case for the Grown elected to prisoners in which said they
strike The
Mr.
Mr. Broken Bench.
We6t Aus
the
the
closed, the statements had done their
make
that
for Council, of co-operative farms in order the terrible distress to relieve has bet>n occasioned which by the have continual strikes which taken
County
Hill
DeniliquiD.
having
said
of
trial
OCTOBER
THURSDAY,
ap
a
The Broken
work.
and
being
October
Sydney,
Socialist elected
a
to necessary complete the line. The company would be able if to complete the railway got the they land to which entitled. The they were intend to Direotors to take legal action the of enforce which they were rights
£300,000
accused
GAZETTE,
weak.
arbitrator
them. caused by
Company
the
against somewhat
GOVERNMENT
at the
leaders slowly,
West-Erskine, formerly of the Legislative who Council, an immense fortune made in Broken is dead. Hill shares,
A large meeting of persons interested the in Midland Railway Company of was on Western Australia held Wed The the chairman nesday. explained
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October
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Adelaide,
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and Horsham Grand National Show in 1887. In 1888 he gained the Champion Gup value (second £30, at National lime), at the same A.G.S. of Victoria second at show. First Ballarat A.P.S. for three old entire First at year colt. C/une8 and First at Talbot G.A.E.
SQUATTERS,
TO
BREEDERS
AND
SETTLERS.
who
has been at the at 40 guineas public per of Wales won first the'
:
;
THE
CELEBRATED
JjMYE Lately
ENTIRES, Mr,
imported
by
Western
Australia.
Ross
to
Are now the of SOLE PROPERTY MR. J. Coffee MUSSON, Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL AT STAND
PERTH, Farming
and
travel
Districts
in
the
all
through the Colony.
two
year Clunes,
at
First
at
First old
Hardies Hill. at First Smeatou,
Twelve
of
year
old.
First
Lord
mares
last
foal.
He
should
at
As
Prizes
and
season, is
a
prove
all
in
in
sire
any
Lord Strowan,
Hopetoun is
a
's
Taylor,
bright
foaled
Ribbon
bred
by Mr. Fenwick,
was
House,
well
Laird Laird Moffat's
late
Coxes
of
grand
Strowan's
sire,
strong
Prize two
as
Prize
year
as
old,
and
three
a
and First
;
Miss
old
at
as
dry
a
as
;
a
produce of two
been Ballarat
—
:
5s.,
&
and
£30
at
Druught making was
Talbot
Co.,
Horse 5
First
placed District
for
Fir6t
also
;
each
in
by Messrs. Challenge Cup
given
best
Colt
Produce Prizes
iu
United
and
u uea
Agricultural
also first iu Exhibition; group He same show bold iu 1 886. awnrded First Prize for draught odb the colt at Ballarat old entire
Society's of three
at
year and Pastoral Society's Agricultural at First Cargarie, &c., Show iu 1886. the same Exhibitions year for yearling or
First
old year, and Western District First the sume year.
filly.
for
Geelong Sliow in Spring colt for yearling draught and Bullarook Hill SpriDg at
First
Society. three
yearliug
iu
tural
the
colts
draught
at prize Show Society
Champion
or
Smeatou in
1886,
of
fillies.
Agricul for
best
draught cull or filly. First as a two be gaiued 1887 In and Western Dis old at Geeloug year at First Spring Show; trict Society's of Vic Society Ag»icultural National' yearling
two
old
eolt
First
at
year Exhi Association iipiing for twoyear old draught stallions; bition auJ Talbot Show for at Clunes First First at stallions; old draught two year as
Smeatou,
a
Cole
a
to
;
&e.,
National Library of Australia
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first
Since
Murray
0 0 0
6 6 5
5
0
tho
times,
ARE
namely
host
of
at
and
Perth.
Streets,
and
Pie-nic Vehicles.
with
Terms
Rules.
H
for
accom
parties
to
loo
He
is
a
Cash.
as
The
Duke
strain
We
a
carry
very
Oreaui
in
figured
stock
large
of Black
dress
materials
Lucecloth, including Cordu.voy Nuns cloth, Cashmeres, Merinos, Veilings, and Fancy Black dress material. Grenadines,
Shirt-fronts, Tinsel Gimps,
Laces, and
Shirt
Jackets,
Blouses,
Chiffon, Braid and
Fauoy
Parasols,
Black Braid and Bead Gimps, Silk Sash Ribbons, Belts, and Scarfs, underclothing.
is
now
Untrimined
Duke
class
first
realy
on
straw also
less
variety tiusol-ornauieuls
and
of
llat-pins,
GipseyJTable.s book
Shelves
&
-Is.
lid.
near
Blue
November
bay
a
1888.
We Goods
Esq.,
Boys' Shirts
Victoria.
Clunes, is
CLOTHING
Slalliou.
horse,
Blue
Sire
end
bred
by
Mr.
(id.
Drill
Suits
R.
House, Drawhilling Fenwick, of and was the property Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Paisley. Blub Ribbon was a groat prizetakcr of
bis
likewise sold
handsome It
will
bous
&c.
of
sum
he
6een
Navy Blue
possible b!uod in
By
Priutse
Scotland
,100 guineas. by the abovo of is possessed
Clydesdale Australia.
Pure-bied
l'he
in
E.
O.
uptwo Dis
Co.,
EAST,
Barrack
Street
NEW
SUMMER
GOODS
AT
G.
H
E A li
ALL
MARKED
MAN' CHEA1'.
S,
—
Hats,
Ribbons, aud
Bouiiels, Laces,
Flowers,
Dress
English Muslins,
Cambric, Suushadee.
Gents'
Hosiery,
&o.
Tweeds,
W.
G.
French
Goods,. Prints,
Hats,
Braces,
Ties,
Feathers,
Uumbrellas, Shirts,
etc.
HEARMAN,
Draper,
Tailor,
HAY
Outfitter,
etc.,
STREET, PERTH.
SHENTON,
breeder-
grand
a
&
G.
&
The
Liberal
postage, agents,
to
MARTIN
Millinery,
DEPARTMENT.
We have just opened aud have now view on assortment of Mens' Felt Hats splendid Black the lutest and colored iu all shapes. 3d. each. Is. Straw Hals from Terai Hats with from Gs. Gd. each. etc. etc. Puggaree
Taylor,
home,
allowed
this
White
for
bottle
have
their
lid. 7s.
a
was
per
&o
our New uowjshowing Season's department including Mens1, and Youths' Tweed Tenuis Suits, iu Cotton, Flannel aud Silk. Flannel
Trousers,
fonlod Ribbon
(imp.)
Ribbou
pence count
are
in
being
help M. Co, introducing for Low Fever. preparation will be promptest attention given to all orders on of country receipt stamps arid
Fancy &c.
5s. &
as
iu
confidence of Baptisia
GOODS.
5s.
Food
External
at
greatest
—
50
in
Tinctures— in aud 1/1/6 per half oz. Camphor Tinctures for Cold (in early stage) at M. 1/upwards. Neuraline— & Co.'s for Speciality and all Nerve Neuralgia pain M. & Co.'s at 1/0 each. Paint for Unbroken Chilblains at each, To thoso at 1/residing a distance from Medical & use
W. 51)
and specially
rooms.
in
Milliuery
FANCY
sire
a
trimmed
show
cost.
Ascot,
valuable.
near
bonnets Flowers,
Feathers,
for infants Co. would
Malted
MURRAY-STREET
sclcleiou view in our
hats
opened
of Homtepathic sale ol pure medi
the
Dietetics M. &
pure which
Aubuev's
Ribbons,
Chiffon
A
of
highly ordinary
MILLINERY.
tier,
of
kecpiug valids, mention
the
ALSO Mantles,
for
I860.'
have
they dispensing
Tinctures and Triturations. of Medici tie Chests aud Books for usj be kept family will in Attention will also be lo the given
Guide stock.
uovelLies
Dekines, Corduroy Cloth, Fancy and Summer White plain Zephyrs, Serges, and all the Fancy Muslins, Prints, Sateens, latest in fancy dress materials. productions
best blood has as good
Clydesdale NAVY BLUE. By Blue Ribbon (imp)., Bred by William Holmes,
Navy
latest
Melbourne,
that
notify for the and
Pharmacy
Chemists,
iu
Prescriptions cines in Pilules, Au assortment
the
all
to
BEG
Cashmeres,
Millinery
Pure-bred
The
OF
GOODS
Fancy Muslins,
Grape-cloths,
stallion
any
(both
llio
of
with
replete
CO., asPATHio
in
Established
SHIPMENT
THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is
numerous
the
SHOWING
FIRST
King
foal-go
sure
temper. prove that tho very
MABV1H
»
can be pos and dam having the very best and imported), of blood that could be got regard-
been
that
Wellington
Wedding modated
Ho
NEW
Daylesford.
brother
others
a
pedigree sessed of
one
aud
forwarded to auy of Expresses part the Colony. Saddle Horses for Ladies and Gentlemen, also Buggies aud other always on hire. Carriages, Horses baited at reasonable charges.
C. S HENTON'S,
NOW
THEIR
Show,
full
is
Colonies.
a
at
EXPRESS
and
and Loose Boxes Spare Stalls Shippers and Country Visitors. Horses kept for sale.
the
Owner.
MUSSON,
E,
AND
bas
be
Ballural,
First
beautiful The above will descended from lias
Blue
Agricultural best group
obtained shows.
three National
Smeaton,
at
Perth.
PierSts.,
LETTING
Reasonable
to (sister by Vidette), Van Birdcatoher, Darrell, Nell by Blacklock.
mention.
one
0
'
Vive by
and
loss
address,
and
ESTABLISHMENT,
route.
en
JOHN
winner of the Two Thousand Lud, Guineas. Dam, Frou-Frou (imp.), by Maccaroni her dam, Glengowie, ; by Touch out of Glengarne, stone, by Sultan. The Duke is half to Welling brother
Show.
that CI
Stations
all
the best blood iu being Smeatou be was placed the Champion prize received the best blood of auy sire,
of Qui
and
7 6
1 intend travelling horses to Albauy
ling horse-boxes, abovo mentioned
At
by Inheritor,
Sweepstakes, at
on
for
Voltigucr
is
at
first
came
shown Grand
havingalso placed Sire of Dnke,
to
...
HORSE
where two or accepted for sered one Owner. If be made with can arrangements the Government for the of travel use
King Cole (imported), bred in England in 1867, and imported in Got by King Tom tu Victoria 1S76.
Grand
in
and always the principal
was
ton,
...
Most
the
M0A.KD.LE,
d.
s.
6 6
...
...
the
on
in
the
note
of Goderioh
without
to
done
:
7 6
...
Promptuess
see
Bills Approved more Mares are
where he was second. At Hurdies placed Mercier he was Hill and Mount Society and was the First, also awarded placed
out
Laugar
with
attended
Please
Corner
COVER,
follow
as
Britou
station
him
Letitia,
R. TO
The Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetouu Navy Blue
and York
used.
Undertaking Notice and Mauuer.
Respectful
the stud, and iu the bIiow Dnke has been shown times arouud the Coleraine
King
sweepstakes of £5
the
on
orders
Country delay. Shortest
other
Pedigree
re
particulars
be
Moral
executed
Repairs, aud Care.
8=, by Chieftain New Warrier— —
£
purchased
remove
and
Derby
Book. THE CHARGES will
but seasoned and other timber
and
Cart1',
of Vehicles Rates.
Stallion,
Stud
He
Dog
Buggies,
None
at
at all prizes lbe Duke
he
at
mare
fuller
they Carts,
Spring
The
Second
have,
prizes
gifts
Alston valued
used being bad to they
for
five
(imp.) following 'Lai rd o'
been
havnig
and
since,
at Bal
been won 1886 at Strowan Iu. by t h e Grand Spring Show of the National the' of Victoria, he won Society Agricultural First Prize of £50 as a yearling 10s,; of £30 10s. in the First draught horse
.
stone
a
ever
Champion The
Duke
the yard. and First,
Ballarat, four only
when
;
The
Champion
Talbot,
Skipton
Prize year old, First mare at Ballarat, and also as a brood Champion Prizo for best female of the dam Dick's Great grand by yard.
toria
any fifteen the country.
any the sort of stallion to just get good hacks or as we'l as racehorses. hunters, He has an unbeaten record as a two and has never be6u raced year old,
District,
sire,
Skipton;
year
at Skipton First Prize
years old, Ballarat
colt
piece,
is
yards. Beveral
Maggie, grand
at yearliug Prize First
a
Clunes
larat,
eolt
enough over
middle
successful
is
Darnley.
by Bothwell (imp.) at Second Prize
won
Maggie
was
carry feuce in
Green, For
and
shoulders,
he
dam is Jess, by renowned breeding stallion, Pride of Scctland, imported.
Maggie,
First
He
to
with
bone,
by
Perth,
,
that
public
build
descriptiou Lowest Possible
at
Gum
races.
Chieftaiu
Sis
Pirn
the
to
Seated other
Singls every built
inch
Victorian
.Dam Duchess,
Stallion.
Blue
grand
great
d Hopetoun's dam, Miss Buchauau George (imp.)
a
fiat
the
important
to account of having get another change of blood. & Messrs. Johnson Sons resolved to part with him, and he was by Ross & McGregor last purchased He season. has since proved very
Conqueror. o' Strowan's
Laird
as
immense
an
Guineas,
refer-
as superfluous, over the colonies.
known all o' Strowan's ;o'
in
more
qualification
breeding would be
Ribbon
by dam,
a
splendid bead, neck and shoTt back, with splendid
when
the
was
To say anything
years. to the
Lo
is
Bay
one
and
inform
to
prepared
CVOJEA,
Spring Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip Drays on improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggons, English Delivery Vans, Double and
standing with dark high, He has a grand head and neck, points. and is possessed of a splendid temper. Malakoff has never been raced. The .Sire of was that Malakoff who wonderful Suwarrow performer
for stiul two-year-old purposes Johnson & near by Messrs. Sons, for the sum of Five Hundred Coleraine,
22nd
of property David Riddle, Blackhall, Paisley. Esq., was Blue Ribbon's the sire, Darnley, for Champion horse of Great Britain
Kilmarnock,
the
has
He
a'
Blue
Sire,
Drawhilling and
Laird
sire,
Bay,
1885. September, Blue Ribbon (imp).
so
Malakoff hands
a
sixteen
since.
country.
11.
Duke
Wish are
FACTORY
&
of Goderioh
Corner
Stallion
Thoroughbred MALAKOFF. is
principal
DUKE. dark brown
prize
COACH
BOWttA
prizes.
The
j
of £203,
the
all
first
sixteen
I
won
THE
man
and
server,
Daylesford
sum
large at
being-won
The
nine
think
we
splendid valuable
a
to the
a
two
a
up 'served
Hopetouu
having
First
to
and
shows.
Beau
at
:
Amounting
at First at First Talbot, First at Hardies Hill, at First First at and Warrachnabeal, Ballan ; making the splendid,
Beaufort, Ballarat, First at total
at
First
Franklin
'
STANDARD
of the Prince, at the
mare.
Show in in Aberdeen Highland Society at Dumfries in 1869, 6econd 1870, first at Kelso at in 1872, and the first. at Show Royal Agricultural Society's Manchester. of Wales is Prince by General (322), dam, Darling by Samp alias Twin son, Logan's (7411 Briton's dam, Missie by Stanley (822), grand dam Mr. McKerrow's National Prize took of which Mare, npwards
Agricultural Association Show, in the All- aged classes. First in the1 Three at the Beaufort year old Class Agricul tural Association Show. Society's total of twenty-six Making the splendid first and one second prize. prizes
—
:
Clunes,
three old colt, and year Champion Prize for the nearest approach horse. to a Clydesdale In 1889 ho guiued at First Ballan and Pastoral Agricultural Society's First at Show, in the imported class.
Glenlyon,
The following are the Pedigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion, LORD HOPETOUN o' By Laird Strowan, Bred by Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lord Hopetoun has gained the follow viz. First at Warracking prizes, as nabeal a one First year old, Ballarat, and fort,
for'
Cargarie
service
'
NOTICE
Wimmera
NOTIOE.
'
STOCK
for
the
WANTED
Owners
of Pianos
in
the
1
aud
prize-
Clydesdale BRITON. of Wales (imp.)
pedigrco the best
WANTED
taking '
Intending
Pianos
to
Fedeiul
Put uishiiig
Stallion.
or
(673,.),
whose
Couulry
purlieu
inspect
the
Purchasers Stock
Waiehouso
at or
of tho
tuuiug
or
Furnishing
repair
Instruments to
write
to
require the
Federal
Warehouse.
wrilo
lure.
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Life
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CARRIAGEBUILDERS'
MARINE
AND
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&
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Bedsteads,
Chairs,
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make),
and Varnishes, Oils, Roofing Felt, and Kerosene, Cement, Turpentiue Pope, Canvas, Stockholm Tar,. Ham, Twine.
Paints,
Capital
000.-
£1,900,
West
Australian
Unlimited Town
Branch,
of
Liability Hall
Shareholders. Perth.
Chambers,
CARPENTER'S LOCAL Alex.
Forrest
and
Premiums of
the
with
dealing
losses
with a
.i
T. Hooley, at any
payable
whole
Risks and
of
Company
its
I
J.P.
of
Keaue
Branches
derive
all
Churns,
J.P.
Esq.,
GENERAL
& Co.).
(Dalgety
the Company's
policy-holders
H.
or
the
Agencies
the
at
option
SCHOOL
of
advantages
practical
CLAIMS
earnings
in
and
quoted
rates
of
Western free
PAID
by
Australia of
are
and
charge
the
Branch
retained
Manager
and
invested
assistance
every
at in
PERTH. this iu
Private
of
LOWEST
in Town CLAIiMS.
the
World
thus
CURRENT
"HERBT
offering
special
facilities
tuition.
REQUISITES.
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fceraiB
Mutual for
Town
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and
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P ederal
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the
Whareguineas
snbjects. correspon
by
VmANTED
apply:
G.
PILCHER,
Lamps.
BUILDER'S
dence.
for
RATES.
C. Manager
and
SHORTHAND.
in Classes Tuition
Evening
arrang
insurances.
"uP01'lant
OF
Taught.
Colony.
rendered
Filters
Tinware,
STOCK
Sborthaud,
Longhand
ing, and
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i
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TOOLS.
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Office.
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inspected revising
this
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POLICIES
ing
E.
M.L.A.
assured.
By insuring
The
F.R.G.S.
Esq.,
Hon.
DIRECTORS
BURGESS,
Provident St.
Pianos
George's
Furnishing
Chambers, Terrace,
Perth.
Exchange,
OWNERS to
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to
Warehouse for New Instruments
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Bailway 68
Chains .now
The
on New Hay-street, being macadamised.
from about chance
best
pounds
few
to
offered
ever
7
i
N GTON
WELLI
STREET,
PERTH. (Immediately
a
!
the
opposite
Central
Railway
j
Station.)
profitably.
j
for Locomotive shops.
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7
.
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,
Don't A
Competent
Miss
PROPRIETOR.
and
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said
has
:
4000
Bemember.—
Cattle
to
pasture costs Ticket
;
:
Commonage Weekly Season
A
and
Is.,
THE
the
road
new
from
Globe
i
the
The
,
66
LOTS,
BUILDING above). Subdivisions
Being
upset
'
moderate
Transfer
Land
Title;
only
be found
202,
Terms
:
6,
Cash and
Half and
9,
Visitors the
at
from
'
N.B. try
Plans
for
dan
secure
block
a
the
is
&
Perth
Mr.
W.
Mr.
P.
Narra
Carroll, Ellen
Combined.
t
i
Ale
Awarded
by
Society
of
the
doz.
3— THUR 4 FRI.
doz.
5—
SAT.
6
SUN.
per
attended
to.
—
for
both
10—
THUR.
Brewery
Company,
lie
with
Perth.
of the F.
Tuner late Chief & Co , Melbourne)
spirit with good,
prepared
of
name
visits
Now
the
past, late
'
EXCHANGE,
FOR »
Businesses and Hotels and Houses Land to On terms
Money
Christ.'"
—
flours
Hall, SALE.
every
Boarding
I
Perth-
descriptionHouses.
Land? Land suit purchasers. £1 Upwards. Lend froui 9
|
Cottages-
!
to
!
5 Daily,
purpose, and iniquity having before your who combat Jbr those Pius IX.
and
your
NOVEMBER
3,
to
try
7 to 9 eveuiug.
reform
that
in
the
.
j
that sion
eye.
for
1892.
Parlia
soon
it
they of
the to
pointing manner
in
are
in
favor
of
an
exten-
is it franchise, disapthe witness halting of them which most
| '
approach
the
inevitable
the
on
the
unpatriotic for their
to
accept
conse-
—
services altar
in
of
this
that
if
of
reason
keystone
of
the
demo
(
it
a a
(I
Ic
nera
1.
on
income,
of
colonel. will
take
their
H.
S.
seats.
Ranfokd,
of Plans Inspector to discharge the appointed General duty Deputy Surveyor during the absence leave on of Mr, J. S. Brookhas
been
ing.
Several of subscriptions, lists including from Mrs. in aid of Hands, of Bunbury, the Bazaar fund of the Boys' Orphanage handed us for publication Subiaco, were by Miss We we are unable Farrelly. regret to find room for them in to-day's but issue, next they will appear without fail week. one
On
next at the Mechanics In Saturday Messrs. Hugh McKernan & Co. will at public submit auction 68 splendid build near Subiaco Station. ing lots Railway This be to one of tlm locality promises most popular of the Metropolis suburbs in the near future, accom having railway modation at and a new is road to present, be made from the Hay-street through but perhaps is still grou'nd, what more in its favor is the desire of the Water Supply mains Company to lay their through the estate route for Claremout. en When this is done will buildings spring up rapidly, and the workmens trains run at present at something like one shilling week per faro the desideratum to supply necessary the locality vender in point of economical for living, uuequcilled artisans, mechanics and the labourers. Terms of sale and other of will be particulars importance found in our columns. Free advertising are issued passes being by the Auctioneers to persons to wishing inspect the ground. stitute
property
few instances, truly cannot be representation of a popular franchise the outcome latter be the co-existent except be with what called its may halfbrother political payment of This has been proved members.
Catholic
—
bows subiaco.
orphanage;
The Sisters of Mercy thankfully donation acknowledge the following
the other the Australasian also and by the present in Great Britain to have all
ju
rank
of
legislation, iu very
embodied
local
etc.,
except popular
of
Flemiiing lias arrived iu Perth been appointed Commandant of Australian Volunteer forces with
Mr.
in
experience in provinces
West
will
their
by
principle
It
unpaid."
thing
be opened by His the at three Governor o'clock Excellency this afternoon. Three Mr. new members Lefroy,Mr. Solomon and Mr. F. C. Monger-
Treasury people prepared
over the Treasury the adoption of payment The choice of repre of members. to the sentatives being restricted field of those who narrow can to devote a of afford portion great their time and energy to the work it follows of that,
this
"
Parliament
largo hut
drawn
group, agitation
great
from
o c
the the
other words, pro draw pertied legislators indirectly sums out of all from the people to which would those proportion
by the
by
"
astonishing
Major and has
con excusable when it is how much to they stand the innovation. The lose by of hundred of a pittance couple as a parliamentary salary pounds would be nothing beside the gain achieved by class leg'isindirectly exclude lation|\vhich |\vould equit
be
'
man
the
this
it
to
The
able taxation or laud. Or,
a
:
X, V
alter
Mrs.
Perth James, Esq., Ellen O 'Toole, Bridgetown
£16
the
s
d
5
0
110
0
l
Office
to
of
Saints.
resist
patriotic their
?
It that
also,
so will the arch," long of our .Lower Chamber personnel be convicted of a political obliquity of vision that will not certainly redound to the credit either or the of the sovereign profit people.
almost sidered
or a remnant the be to specuof interest may be immediate the probable upon from such to accrue results likely in our cardinal revolutions While it is Constitution. political learn from the to satisfactory members of the majority present
will
AND
Chambers, Town
sacrifice
the
spent.
cratic
of the opposition Conservative and monied classes to this fundamental of principle and conceived, democracy is easily
safe is within franchise mentary of distance and measureable that the and accomplishment, members' .qualification property
j
BUSINESS
such
to
counter
Federal Furnishing W. Wolstenholme to Messrs. Bra6ch
LAND
in
indefatigable
refuse from the
are
to
then
more
to
mittoes,
manner
the
that
regularly
WILSON'S
Opposite
.
MccovU.
%
undaunted
evil conquer the reward
districts.
Swan
a
i
of All
m..
ffiljc "
THURSDAY,
Country
o
Speakers salaries
10s.
of of the Dedication Basilica St. John Laterau. Andrew Avellino, Conf. St.
WED.
Agi icu-llnral Royv.l to Western Australia
(Mr.
t
Octave
—
the
KNOWN
Tuner
31-10-93,
Malachy, Bp. and Cont. B.C. Borromeo, St. Charles Guardian. The Holy Angels' Pentecost. 22nd Sunday after St. Leo the Great, P.C.D.
7— MON. TUES.
8 g
the
Warehouse,
15s 15s.
Stout,
Limited,
Piano
31-10-93,
St.
—
per
Medal
WANTED
15n.
will
of
out
a
for necessary) the more occupying and posts of Ministers and Chairmen of Com-
honourable
"profes
otherwise, he well be proved
or
if
more
—
politi
according
year
and us
and then iniquity," opened their well-filled already pockets for the earned Nowhere inerement. more than in West Australia is payment of members for nowhere required, is class in the legis predominance lature more than with pronounced us, and as long as we remain with
—
(and
swamped
"
to see
Gov
it has not the political arena in other parts of Australia. any of its once most formidable opponents who lifted their up "patriotic", voices this against democratic
services ignoring deduction that if it be for aii member ordinary payment, it must be still
gentlemen
NOVEMBER,
and
Swan
Geraldton
Bridgetown,
ij
so
payment
patriotic reasoning,
country
promptly
Prize
First
more
his
Tarra,
O'Toole,
become
accept
natural
—
10s.
1
"
orders
Country
:
STOUT.
—
4s.
Pints
sub
following
Stone, Geraldton, Cream, Glenfield,
P.
would to
for
course
a
by
product
brains, gives
'intelligence,-
banished
Federal
gave expression he would never West Australian
patriotic to refuse
Brereton,
Father
£1
PRICES: 6s.
of
of
degenerate by payment of members,-
delegates, the class he
our
'be
politics
really
Sydney of
then that
never
superfluity or £800
an
is
Australia.
parliamentary
received the the week
Rev.
Mrs.
Quarts
as
A.
during
30-6-92,
Mr.
Excellence
Conference,
one
the
have
West
in
recent
cians
the
Warehouse
Furnishing WV
reflex
were
a
rabid
since
large
MM—
is rich he is neces the reversehonest, or, that because lie is in need of £300 a year, he is also in need of honesty— the is or ability unquestioned, rather even the most implied,
the
the
represented, hope that
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
.
PERTH. &
At
speaking
CO..
SWANBREWERYGO,
and
ourselves
STREET,
known.
in
cheapest
The
Purity
to
I
us.
at
—
sarily
of representation ex almost by returning, Capital men of large incomes and clusively, whose philanthropy property, upon how alone the masses relied, with, to them little satisfaction ever, so selves. And it will be with
and
WO 01),
Federal
We
ALES
of
—
Parliamentary
will
because
the payment of members back. The votes of
years the people subsidizing
HOTEL,
anted
W
true
—
have
us
times.
money remains
of this away will not country, the unrestricted
its years past, been shown only
the
ernment
progressive sional"
the
few
a
and
proprietor.
scriptions
PRIZE
Colonies have their
addressed Hotel.
secure
adoption
visit.
PERTH,
conn,
to
by writing
Auctioneers,
LTD,
a
free
a
to
has
Globe
GAT
in
day when in
McKERNAN
HUGH
Bar
once.
purchasers
Intending
—
at
of
WELLINGTON
F.
sweeping
mere
forty
Saloon
legislation
—
politician, let
means
£-200
Although people. have enjoy provinces to Man ed a reasonable approach in some for hood cases Suffrage,
Stock.
and
GLOBE
THE
in
choice of the 'Eastern
80.
TeleponeNo,
of Irishto wn The possibilities becoming a and the Industrial Centre premier great suburban township of the City are so favor and it is Rail accessible as both by able, in the that it is imperative Road presently, liberal of numerous and interests our them that we should impress upon patrons of this sale. We the importance say then, of briefly, spend a pound or two in a block and results. watch Irishtown
Write
Leading
Telegrams
at
Bills interest
of
tn-iy
Parcels, Letters
in
without
Spirits kept in
Eastern
Country
Act.
Balance
months,
12.
the
worthy
the
The 3,
in
Room
Billiard will
and
commencing
prices, £5
--
The
of
201
.
Lots
Sub.
and
Brands
(as
Perth-
Beer
Wines,
sentation
suffice
equal to
house Colonies.
Eastern
on
anomaly are
all
by
almost prohibitive democratic repre but Parliament,
an
restriction
the
in
while
City.
first-class
any
the
class
Hitherto,
imposed-
make1 The
to
arrangements
sanitary
tion.
be
con
from
home
their' ;
HUGH
At
will
to
be found modern
well
do
Irishtown.;
through
will
with every replete and visitors venience,
Country
& CO McKERNAN are favour to sell ed with instructions by Insti at the Mechanics' Auction SATURDAY on EVENING, :Perth, 8 o'clock, November 5, at
tute,
GLOBE
"professional" of
of of payment adoption the members, notwithstanding of nearly all seeming repugnance our liberals to its sugges supposed
throughout.
of
acres on.-
passes
Hay-street.
Public
has
—
or
of the
the
centrally Hotel has
convenience neces requisite is present in this for large sary locality Government and the probably workshops, know better than else." that anybody
"Every
and commodious situated rebuilt and been almost re-furnished been entirely
This
n\
Engineer
if,
:
Artisans
Mechanics; Laborers,
:
Tradesmen,,
Work-
.
site
new
.
Probable,
the franchise
looked
is
P—
reform measures to be in shortly troduced by Mr. GhidHone. The stock used argument b7 men monied against payment of members that it the is, developes " This is professional politician." one down way of saying that right to the all unsalaried present poli ticians have been unselfish men, and another of stating that way the bulk of electors don't great know their own business. If the will of the majority be the alleged
By
suffrage. politicians,
to as and agreed upon a kind of necessary whilst evil, by as another section it is regarded the be-all and end-all of democratic, No principle of pro aspirations. has been so much gressive politics methbers in their ignored by addresses to their constituents as that of lately, payment of can be no members, and yet there doubt of the first results that one will be of a. full-bodied franchise
HOTEL,1
:
Boad
invest
proposed
GLOBE
New Road, and Sation, to Perth Crossing Commonage Beach. and North
Subiaco
_
of popular of our extension
quences a section
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man
way
to
for
named Hemming from Cross Southern a dock of sheep got
a
his
with
without
was
food
and water
In my of the Silver Jubilee report celebrations omitted ihe I inudvertently names of the ladies who. so kindly
which
tbo
the been
have,
rather dry. Mrs. E. and Mrs. Tomney,
follows: Gallop, and Mfb.
J.
as
The
Mrs.
Mrs.
was
Dexter,
On Wednesday Morning, Show. Day, annual bazaar was the. usual opened in St.' Patrick's Hall. of The display showed
the same nice taste has ever been evinced
selection that these occasions. I hear that the receipts clear His Excel in the reach £90. Governor the and suite lency paid visit to Hall and made several the The holders were stall purchases. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Gallop, Johnston, Miss I'lrs. Hackett, Davis, Dexter,
a
Government
ful
i
|
I
the
lagoon as the
the work of the entered bazaar upon from with hearts free and enjoyed care, the social of our to the utmost pleasures
before
has
become homes of
name
the
in
day
our
mourn
week
the moving celebration of the Silver Jubilee she is no more; to-day hud in she but the share perfecting the that for happy arrangement, the successful and event, accomplish of the ment under her direction part will be taken by the school-children last
Only
remembered
by
but
all,
by her pupils a by many
endeared
;
j
j
of disposition.
her sweetness Sister wus
whom
to
she
universally
anJ
The good esteemed by the
membei'6 of the congregation, by all who had the favour
and
Sister Mary quaintance. of the late was the daughter Commerford of Geraldton,
Augustine
in
fact
of her Mr.
frotn
consumption.
Her
though
clearly
forshadowed
death
J
on
unexpectedly
yes
'
at
ufternoon
two (Monday) His the Bishop is Lordship the way to York to take part in
terday o'clock. on his funeral "
rather
place
.
took
of
services
May
she of
prayer the Holy
rest
in
the
sincere the Queen of may on the day of whose 6he passed away,
and
all,
Rosary,
patrouago the eternal accomplish special
!
Sister
5
Monday
on
postmaster to Perth graphed
it
the
carried
John
row
tele-
whole
of
containing from
over
nearly shorthand
iu
district
unanimously.
ho
change
the
a prove great slated that first leader feir or ducted without or a
venture
Mr.
clique. Jung and
Cook worthy
stituents
on
awarded
a
a
voto
colony, the
of
favour
to
wish
1
any
tbo
extra
as tie,
new
they
,
career.
when wanted Post
new |
hi3
con
that
wlieu
,
recent
of
and
date,
was
The
confidence, in
his
way in bloated"
,
.speech which he
"
capit
a
privileged the iutroductiou
worthy
townsman
with
express
Mr.
0.
permission
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Statiou would He
j
cry means
in
L. of
was
security ena
a
site
Office,
the
for
nnd laud
resumed,
le
He
required.
North, effected,
it
horse ran
driving
and
Late
and Town Hall ho assured them for the Railway for,
siteB
bo
for tho granted purposes, he was uuable to meet the regretted of the tin miners for easy and rapid It of trausil to the tiufields.
—
—
'
cleverly
of
Family
stopped before any
Bellringers week It is cover
.
The Broomehill Socie Agricultural Show was held on Wednesday week. Over 100 visitors left Albany on the Tuesday to attend by train the Show. ty's
Last week a person named C. L. to Tasmania Cutmear was. remanded under the Fugitive Offenders Act. He was £30 charged with embezzling from Messrs. Walker and Cutmear, solicitors Tasmania. The
work of extending the town be nut iu hand on an will early Mr. of of the firm Wright Messrs. Wright and Bui ton, the con
jetty date.
GIBNEY
AND
THE
41
Yours,
Perth,
this
To
this
letter
in
the-iiaine
of
mm to satisfaction find says it gives that I had to read his words a good many times before were of the tliey capable I gave tliem. This is most interpretation what I did not say. I said distinctly plainly enough that I read the words a to times and find some try good many other I think I meaning than the literal.
to to challenge anyone may safely point shadow the faintest of reservation in favour of anyone in the utterance under he is notice, yet Bishop Gibuey says that of opinion that tho of unpre majority would judiced people here and elsewhere, have been satisfied that his illustrations 44 carried with it a reservation." He also I give his words a too literal says that These statements unfortun meaning. in a 111035 unhappy ately land the author
not a
see
gang
Bishop
—
of it means stripped position verbiage that when Bishop Gibney said that a thing all it must be understood was black, that that there was some he meant white ahout it. is 110b my This, be it remembered, is the it accusation, logical interpretation words'. I am of his own thou told that I contradict" iucautiously myself by 44 that Messrs Mavtnion aud inferring" Little were excepted from the general Log me condemnation. here that I say have a very to the strong objection piac-fc of inference, to the bes tiee it avoiding If Bishop of my ability. wore t Gibney words read my with the most ordinal he would observe caution, that I did no 4 it contradict that inferred myself, aud that of nothing, my reading plain found all words of sheep iu losers tlje 44
j
j
j
work
Editor
He
com
the rectory in Roewatch these prisoners easily when I did a day passing hardly seen them, also I have constantly the train line. working ballasting Gibnoy is wrong almost iu every
justice. bourne I could at
the
I am confident that Sir, Bishop Gibney would not willingly misrepresent he does so in the yet my words, very first of the 25th Inst. paragraph of his letter
Editor.
;
for
GIBNEY.
27.
;
To
mon
Oct.
—
—
room
etc.,
t M.
Aus
In Tuesday's issue appeared a letter from Bishop Gibney. In that letter His Lordship made some very strong state ments about the treatment of the aborig inal in the Nor' -West. 1 never prisoners was in Derby I speak of Roebourne, where 1 lived for some twelve months of a aud a half 1 spent in that part of year the colony. I would ask you, Sir, to find Siu,
Editor.
44
NOR'-
West
the
As
44
Correspondence the
Roebourne.
:
—
:
ADAMS, of
the Rev. Mr. Adam's Sir, facts differ from mino in that they are only I not to more do care set a greater graphic, value on his mere than I do on opinions, rav own. The products of his consuming desire for truth and justice are He (1.) has not been in Derby. He did not (2.) see He not did any leg-cliains. (3.) observe from tho 44 windows any blisters of his rectory." He saw a few black(4.) 44 fellows smile aiid If the latelaugh." had only priest iu charge of Roebourne" much evinced as interest for the Christ of the blacks as he evidently ianising 44 seems to have done to cultivate a reBpect" for a few officials who, I admit, are of a system, he would have only the effect instead of uuconsoiously, borne openly, out in his letter the truth aud justice" of my statements.
SETTLERS.
We copy the following of from the columns
A.
26.
To
COHltESPQNDKNCK
tralian"
Oct.
—
is in town tractors, making the neces for commencing the sary preparations will find work, which employment for some 20 men.
BISHOP
etc.,
in charge
priest
away.
at
colony to get
5
which
sufferingv of the lungs, Wagin to Katanning, on Tuesday of last
WEST
understood
asked
tho
was
last the colony absence of ten years will understood the present tour three weeks
a
if
W.A.
to
never are
this
purchase Land Com
other
were
they
Lynch
returned after an
come
note to that satisfactory however, £20,000 worth of tiu had been exported Ureenbushes Re from the Tiufiel'ls. the an be thought garding Opposition had sufficient as Government opposition bad to individuals they depend upon of parties. of the instead Tho policy was,
but would grant Suffrage, t) vote mau who every to the value of £100. property the
money
hud
colony than
a
had
every the
except
drought
severe
heller stale The good present. to had offer would iu
con
Manhood
acquires Our II
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the
inflammation
acute
The
the
district,
farmers South
New
for
last
brought from and died there week.
a with hand presented iu address the schoolroom on Wednesday and Sir John feelingly
this
he
Perth,
was
was
A
replied.
the
.
mises
from
illuminated
Catholic afternoon
word
certainly
by Constable Connolly done. damage was named A man Thompson
for
he contended in
was
its
area.
O11 Monday Mrs. Robinson It was pluckily
successful.
a
of
score
in
District,
are
pany's
of
most
half
some
negotiating in the of selections
first
most
was
It
1
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the
speech direct words four hours. new
Wales,
his
Tuesday. Harbour
on
I hear that the Tumut
of
Darda-
at
the want matters.
far
so
was
Sir
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Mr.
Onr
The
last
the Brunswick of the Frewantle
was
somely j
iu
addressed
of
extension
development
;
1
as
Yenn
BUNBURY.
notes
be
Chief.
Engineer-inW. Yenn
i
10,000
one
would
lagoon
i
of the interests to man in have the best the colony he would like to Ministry. Personally and it was se a strong not Opposition, of the Government to the intention A vote in crush it. of confidence Mr.
L_,_
Premier's
excellent
the
.
Mary Augustinp.
of
rest
most
a
through
Ministry thing.
nun.
departed is the
peace,"
great chosen
contended
of the
!
The coal the curious mation he had ever seen. There was a of over ironstone cap conglomerate had the coal. After the Government it it would be wiser if the public tested and a in, formed stepped syndicate, the to mine. the worked Referring had joined the fact that Mr. Parker
had
suffering
site
and
showed
Martin
been long
in
1
ac
and
The
to
far
us
was
action
the
to
so
works were concerned. public A way-side be immediate station should at Dardannp. Re the Collie ly erected coal area, ac there are 10 bore3 present 4 with an of inclination down, number
more j
kind
was
up
the
delayed trucks
(
especially
site filling
find
proper aud other He denied He the land of the colony loeluug up. rather see would' people settled upon his He land than keep it aB a sheep run. that Districts contended the Southern in the cold been left out had previously
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to
he Baid he hoped the tip curt load of rubble in six weeks as the The work bad been opening ceremony.
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the
during
spirit
Bunbury
last.
Works
ones.
little
own
success
Vusse Road.
the
on
Government
II. Mr. constituents and at ntip, Iu speaking
Augustino household
a
Yenn
his
He fully expedited, expected to find the Bunbury people with highly pleased but he would lay their the views sit9,
;
Mary
forming
in
arrived
morning
surprised of opposition
display by the
well said that "joy has been aud succeed." Last week we threw heart sonl ourselves and into the iu connection with the festivities of our beloved Silver Jubilee paster,
the whose word
children
W.
H.
was
a
It
we
Hon.
Forrest
Mayor
Premier '
to
trip
contectants.
"Wednesday
to
needfnl.
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a
A great him aud welbomreceived friends many A. deputaed him to his native place. tion waited on Sir John for the purpose of advocating of the Railthe erection oh a piece of land belonging way Station
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White,
celebrations loss of Sister
to
taking The school numbers, and
the
juvenile Sir John
on
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sorrow
annual
onr
of
j
i
excellent ing the
of
only
themselves
gave £5 out of generously pocket to provide prizes for the
1
Barron Misses scoured the room and in the stragglers, aud rendered service in the matter of secur
brought
few
a
availed afforded
very
Cahill, Mrs. White, Miss White, Mrs. Jos. Miss Cahill, Stack, Tomney, Miss Tomney and the Misses O'Connell. Several ladies amongst whom were Miss A. Miss Hogan, the Lizzie Misses Bowen, Kindelan, Thos.: others
but
ran
Day excur-
the streets marched through procession to where the Recreation ground they were entertained with sports and treated to substantial tea. In the a high from the absence of monetary assistance
on
Miss Mrs.
Mrs. aud
train
opportunity into the country. assembled in fair
in
dis-
.
townspeople
(
B
letter
plainly
celebration of Proclamation rather a affair. An quiet
sion
Stack. i
goods
the are
ceruable.
are
Cahill,
even axe, and into the wocd
stamped
certaiuly
.They
and
saw
without
refreshments would gathering
:
furnished
the
;
50 years. The post, which for the last is of jarrah and intended to be sent to the was found Exhibition to be Chicago weatherworn water down to slightly but below that alraoBt as fresh mark, of the as when put down. The marks
days aud nights.
the
first
was
second
.
week en
these about says prisoners, in tlie'general sense His Lord railways, words The chainB used are ship's imply. mineral and the rescources, thirdly not their necks and do not blister heavy of the settlement land. Concluding to a loose leather these chains are fastened for Sir John said: I thank you yonr band which is around their necks. I 4t address. I have tried beautiful never saw them chained the legs" ; my by do to to are chained their barrows and best my duly to you and the they sometimes to one another continue to do bo whilst and will (if they are not colony, a A vote of confi using barrow). Anyone who knows I am your member. about of any colour anything Sir prisoners dence in John was carried with would not object to this and treatment, The was acclamation. Premier enter would say that it is only a necessary pre at a banquet on tained Wednesday caution. I have been told of a native 70 guests sat evening to which about a long and chain and getting way, barrow I have seen down. Sir John left all. a warder after a by the Flinders looking also the ganger of the on gang of over thirty, Thursday night. tram line with a gang of six four miles in such in away from a house, and surely stances 3ome is needed. I precaution ALBANYnever saw nor heard of any falling sick or His dying at work. Lordship is quite A debating is about to be right in saying they work under a tropical society sun. I suppose does who works formed in connection with the Albany everyone in the and, besides, they have a. Mechanics' Institute. tropics, rest in the middle of the long day. The Nemesis 102 on horses brought Oftentimes they would smile and laugh if tne Hi astern tier last uoionies. one trip trom passed by them. I do not think they, Ten were are landed here. for I have seen, overworked, some barrows a third and the gang only full, fall is reported to A slight of snow would often stop for a rest, and then they taken at on have place Kendinup would sit on the handles of the barrows. a recent date. I have visited the gaol in Roebourne, audi seen them assemble for their has The Albany Chess Club meals, and just have also seen theni in their cells and I its tournament to an end. brought think inside the they are treated properly Dr. Robinson heads the list of win walls. prison They have plenty of ners of 38 games. with a total tobacco, and matches, aud mauy pipes, to smoke A prospecting started from are there. party taught I ask you to insert this in that desire here in the early of last week part for truth in which the and Anglican to work the Stirling Ranges through Roman branches of the Church and join, and on to the Porongorup. because these rash statements get abroad, and our a colony gets bad match needlessly The first cricket of the season name also because Government officials was when a played here on Saturday whom I knew and respect are as good as men team of single put down the re and a slur 's cast on a town and blamed, of bliss with 65 connubial district where I received presentatives and kindness, to 36 runs. a few friends. hope I have still
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;
we
all
are
sufferers
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at
first
it
the settlers deserts, got their discover that we are all punished. settlers This being so, the Northern might " Who ask, fairly gave Bishop Gibney -to that this say authority drought was only
now
we
:
was
sent all
on us ? If we are punishment why may it not have been as a for the indescrib punishment occurs within which daily infamy
as
a
sufferers,"
sent
able the sound
Bishop
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his
cathedral
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Gibney
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annoyed
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it
evident to draw
that
Mr.
Harper
redacross tha' trail of a most herring practical of life and death, and as I have no subject wish to encourage his analytical raisgiv christian to ings .on dogma, I decline follow liim in side issues for tho purpose of subverting the real question to justice tho natives. my I case, Having stated am satisfied with every word I perfectly have "said or written on this .subject from utterance to the last," but I my first is
endeavouring
a
theological
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at -the of ill-temper display surprised shown throughout Harper. by Mr. My the desire to save remnant is, cif the to the race here without injury aboriginal that end can and 3 feel coufident settlers, be effected. The whole ground taken up covered by three by in e is practically I would which be su commandments, ;
premely to
happy
to
se
those qf his fellow West to whom Air.
IVfr.
Efai-per
settlers
Harper
in
the must
preach Nor'-
know
of
.
for
none
to
be at
punished I
all.
discuss
the
do
for
some
not,
how
theological I am aure
the
motives."
patriotic
Harper, "
the
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I
ask
massacvp
ffBuv
done
massacre, of passage
to the
of age
sex.
massacre.
Asliburtori sent
them
up
down
and Roeto hunt
on
chain
a
boats.
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under and
his sympathisers circiunstaimes aud
which that tho
community
will
wq
how
live
will con are
democratic portion have no respect for
servitude distinguished only from slavery of democration. Uy the flimsiest line In conclusion, let me say that Mr. Har per has of late posed before the as publie an authority on cold storage, eletric light ing, and a chimerical for panacea good if his and and ly CVUmeut, judgment these ou unsound are us opinion subjects as the they are on native the question, will treat his schemes public as fads and himself as a clever man, but a
Mr.
Iteincin-
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liia
nee
ou
were
he was
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inhuman monster "vi'bri led ghastly brigade on fo, gruesome flie work of slaughter B Would he not to-day bo accounted a had he hardy pioneer" the flop, by of avenging finger God, met his fate between two jarrali on logs Darling Eange. la there any the (q recapitulate was
bring
sure
a
me
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tho unfortunate or
and them
I feel
Nigger hunting"
about men
let
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blacks, irrespective her the Foam
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Enrim.
this is
should
we
a
his
letter.
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not
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is
Mr.
Mr. McKay does not know that perhaps the used for It is -were niggers" diving.: a fact, and they were though, humanely to dive taught a cannon shot by having to tied their and lowered down feet, by a and at were mast-headed rope aye, they times. is a term used more Myall hunting north-east from Mr. home. McKay's or a man Suppose a few sheep are stolen, is killed by a native, not for interfering with the native women but for pastime we muster as many men Well, as we can, if and, into the possible, get a policeman We company. mount, and bring a pack horse to carry as we intend to provisions,, do good work. On a matter of fire-arms, a Snider is rifle as it makes a preferred, hole in the nigger, and generally bigger settles him at once. Now we and start, into twos and threes,' and round separate the natives into a thicket. A short council of war, and the attack commences. Early dawn is. the best time to begin tho. attack. Shall I proceed further ? What need ? We have seen it in the papers man, woman and child are sent to their fate aud never a conviction that I have heard of. some of us I rather think the Well, don't look on a wild as majority nigger a and of course the only difference man, between a nigger and a kangaroo killing is that the beastly Perth authorities some times shove a fellow on his trial, and pud him to no end of expense not that there's fear of a conviction, any but it is a beastly nuisance. to chaining Now, with reference native to their prisoners barrows and making them work in the sun, I can only express the opinion I have before. If the native is human it is .a cruel mode of being, a_ Mr. Adams' to the punishment, opinion It is no'b, contrary, so notwithstanding. far as I know, in any other permitted British possession, and the sight of it, though it did not shock Mr. Adams, cer shocked me Bub for tainly considerably. what are they imprisoned? Stealing The settler has taken sheep. up their their country, and destroyed kangaroos to and the demands of nature roots, satisfy a sheep they steal aud feed their wives aud children. Let us take a siinilav case. A" poor man in London steals a loaf of is arrested bread, and brought before a lie receives a fair trial magistrate. and sentence. It turns out his are family tho magistrate is execrated starving, as tyrant," is aroused, public indignation and the unfortunate man reloased. The native if nob shot, similarly circumstanced, is The trial imprisoned. a |is generally farce, and if faithfully pourbrayed horq in Perth or in would England, not be believed. Mr. has given Harper Bishop Gibney some advice. Let me now tender uiine to Mr. Harper on a Presuming doubtful over victory Mr. Gribble, have you over and roused stepped the bounds of prudence, a power against you that, with ten thou sand times the. influence had you against Mr. cannot Gribble, you overawe or wrestle with. Bishop Gibney's past life is a suffi his cient that guarantee utterances are reliable and based on facts, and you will find a difference betweeu His Lordship and a in time clergyman, deserted of trouble, by thosq \vl\o should have supported him, hut who, 1 am glad to say, is one of the most enthusiastic and exemplary clergymen of the Church in the Eastern English
at issue. question The controversy has resolved itself into a concise form. On die one hand, Bishop that the natives have been Gibney alleges ill-treated with impunity that the crime of ill treatment of inferior races is in the of t heologians opiniori punished on earth such as the late disastrous by visitations West, and that the drought in the North from Providence drought was a visitation for the ill-treatment the natives had received at the hands of tho white settlers. On the other hand, Mr. ill-treatment of the Harper denies the and affirms that they have been natives, humanely treated, and, though Le does not do in an directly so, equivocal manner the doctrine of national questions I need only say, further,, punishment. that Mr. A. R. Richardson, also a settler of the North corroborates Mr. West, him for tho stand he has Harper, applauds crowns him and all ether settlers taken, with laurels for their and humanity, winds up With an opinion on the question of earthly whilst it punishments, which, " would reflect some credit on Bub" or at a freeIngersoll Tommy Walker must be dismissed from thought meeting, this as idle and out of place. controversy Assuming that Dr. Gibney's allegation of ill-treatment in the and past is correct, that the doctrine of punishment is accepted I between see little the very dispute We have had the disastrous parties. and it is more in consonance with drought, reason if Providence our that, a guides cause
For
used when
put
to
does
is.
it
term
natives, and
real
destinies,
him
bourne
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Sin,
hiiut
the
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etc.,
CHARLES
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I Bhould not have taken part in had it not been that Mr. controversy to Harper has thought 6t, in attempting of Bishop Gibney, deny the allegations that the natives of the Nor'-West have been cruelly to go out of his ill-treated, to sneer at Irishmen in general, under way the plausible of pretext drawing a simile between Irishmen and blackfellows. We, in these colonies, have our own troubles to contend and do not want old with, world differences introduced into our midst. Mr. has As, however, Harper, referred to the crimes committed in Ire land by way almost of justification for the in the massacres Nor'-West is the (such mode of his reasoning), let me tell elegant him that he had better look to his father's first. Take his infallible country up the London Times and paper, glance courts over the items in the police and see if will not find more crimes in you wife child robbery, cluding beating, murder, debauchery, gamut aye the whole of crime End witness the West crimes in peaceful, Christian England than in civilised Had he any other country. better not these or try and justify palliate too crimes before looking into the closely ? crimes committed in the sister isle His reference to Ireland in the matter under discussion, no is a covert insult, to the doubt, Bishop and to all persons who either come from or are Ireland, descendants of the Irish and coining race, from one who lias the position accepted of defender of the on the squatters levelled them over and charges against a over be attributed to only again, can desire to draw public attention from the —
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to ignore the whole context fit thought from Record." Of of the defence the have course but I should I ignored it, the had it been over examined it carefully of of Bishop signature Gibney instead under. When a man makes charges if his not true are ib is (which slanderous) to his Bishop duty give authority. Weld," Gibney gives his as "Governor "
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one this, "-'unnecessary" id one of may' understand, condemning the Helarid."; Are few, real atrqcities,iti we to uriderstand tliat men and shooting women through a cabin window, and then is an unreal as ,away running atrocity, there wore rot ." the weak the against lie has strong." Bishop Gibney says several times condemned the atrocities secret of the societies." This is rather ari " unfortunate" it, for we way of putting -know that it is the law to of his church condomii all secret societies— Freemasons of bis words included.; iA, strict reading means that lie did not condemn atrocities other -than those of the secret societies. I cannot believe that this is the meaning of the to take writer, though if I wished in favour of advantage of it as evidence he could hardly my contention, complain. me that not mere Bishop Gibney reminds the perpetrators of deeds forbidden ly by law get punished, but those also who consent .tothem who do them." Does not this seem to rather more applicable the Nationalist party when they supplied funds for the defence of criminals and means for the purpose of intimidating than to the Bettlers, who certainly juries, did neither the one nor the other. Bishop. offers me advice. I thank Gibney kindly liiui for this, the more as it gives me the to offer him some, which I Bhall do? right not in a spirit of but in an. hostility, earnest he should desire look upon that; in these a calm, things unprejudiced, so that in the future spirit, no offence be no ill but that may" given, arise, feeling we shall all work together for the good of our and nil its country inhabitants, of whatever race or creed. I would, then, ask Bishop Gibney to do this, to take all which he has said or written on this sub from his first which gave ject utterance, rise to this to the last, shutcontroversy, himself into his chamber, call himself by some other take the utterances as name, tho36 of a complete stranger, and examine them line by line, word by word, and test -them of a few of the plainest by the light Divine commands Christian axi .'and. not oms," such, for instance, as, "Judge that thou be not "Do unto judged," others as would do unto ye they should " Thou shalt not bear false witness you," " Love one an against thy neighbour," " other," sufi'ereth and is Charity long kind. thinketh no and as evil," seem as may for the many more necessary purpose. If lie does this I feel sure he will see and purer light, things in a truer to tho benefit of all. Apart entirely from the matter of this one correspondence, must be struck .with the rich virtue of the " axiom. A soft answer turneth away wratli." Had Bisliop Gibney, in his first answer to Mr. McKay, expressed regret for in his liaste having spoken words which reflected of his harshly upon Bcores how much bitterness would lie fellowmen, not ? have saved
have
the North West settlement? Who denies it? If I am contradicted I shall -a list of them prepare and it for publish the benefit of the "hardy Mr. calls pioneers." Harper them isolated cases. When 100 or 150 men are massacred in cold blood I cannot call that an isolated case an isolated massacre if like but you how many have occlut 3d ? Now for infof mabion. I my ask Mr. Harper to name would one person who has been executed in Perth for murder of a native or, to use the common a nigger," the last phrase, killing during ? Whilst on this I twenty years subject
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shalt riot "Thou not' shalt 'commit 3. Thou shalt not covet thy adultery." Had these neighbours goods." precepts of the natural in the law. been followed the- native as we know past, it, difficulty,. would never have arisen. And if Mr. can of induce the practice Harper only these commandments of the. effects now, the past .wilh The disappear. speedily but this of God are we ways inscrutable, know that He, can no more allow viola tions of His law to pass unpunished than to be God. cease ho. can
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asserts, " there of was a on conspiracy"' part " the whole force of a powerful squatter had If aristocracy." Gibney Bishop desired to arrive at an con unprejudiced clusion he would hardly upon this matter have taken the views of one party in the strife as the. absolutely correct. Had he for the" truth, he would inquired diligently have found that Governor Weld was, as' some of his best friends: "a admitted,, .little bit mad on the native question. That .the General was. .a paid Attorney advocate of the -Governor's views, arid, that Father further, Gibney of that day .was indoctrinated with the same views. If .is a .proper word to use, "-conspiracy" it was as to Governor .quite,, 'applicable Weld and his aiders and abettors, in this it to: On question ;as was the squatters. the treatment the and -of employment natives, I shall to. have a .little on say another occasion. Mr. the Parnell, adored leader of the Nationalist in party said that Park Ireland, the. Phoenix
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HAYNES.
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Office,
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Perth,
Works
W.
4tb October,
not
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Commissione and Directo Railways Public Works.
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Office,
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be
conveyed
from
on
the
Eastern when
Railway,
forward
charged Parcels
to sidings pai eels
and from
one
Station freight
required.
must be and prepaid, sidings platforms to Stations, can either be sent forward prepaid or charged FOuwABDat Sender's This will arrangement also option, apply to traffic to and from Great parcels but
platforms
Southern
Railway
By
Stations. order of
The
Hon.
Commissireer
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of
Railways. john
VIES,
General Traffic Manager's Office, Perth, September 9th, 1892;
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transferable. be allowed will 841b class, 2nd
Traffic
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Works Office, Perth, Western Australia,
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acquainted I where. just remember only I can't in B. business? suppose you are, Tableau. Yes; a pawnbroker. of When Professor RokitanBki, was asked if he had any bous, Vienna, And what profes he answered, four. Two howl sions chosen ? have they and
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bookings.
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and WorkB.
Railways of Public
to be addressed of Public Works," Tender for Perth
Director
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were that we deny have often met before,
We
and and
VENN,
of
having
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not
will
are
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MONDAY, September further 12th, and every day until notice, for CHEAP RETURN TICKETS, available 14 will be issued to days, Greenmount, Chidlow's Well, Newcastle, Nortbam, York
received at this Office Tuesday, the 6th of December,
on
for
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outside, tion Contract."
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Railways Public Works,
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a raw What to do with countryman for the when he goes to the Contineut first time Cook him.
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Office, Western Perth, Australia, 14th October, 1892.
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!
Hon.
marked Bond
Specifications at this Office,
Director
!
are
cs
3
Carnarvon.
House,
ad
!
they
may
H. Commissioner
Mr. down : Nonsense Nothing sleepily Squills Mr. S. : Hark but the cat. There I know are down stairs. there burglarB Well er if Mr. S., uervously, you
know
Contract, be seen
his long
attributes
Go
stairs.
of
lowest or any be accepted.
sarily
to The
addressed
of Public Works, and Tender for Carnarveu Shed Contract."
Count
res
at
presents
the
cheap
Contract.
to be
are
Drawings
mis
this
to the fact health that and excellent be never expected to please everybody tried to do so. and never
up
"
side,
life
Mrs.
io
to f-i
by of £15
Government WESTERN
CONTRACT.
on ap to Noon 1892, for the above
daughter.
age of ninety
vanced
one
M'Smythe
has
.ro«o
C5
be obtained
payment
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pointing is
made
your
fares
n3
after
railways AUSTRALIA.
at this Office be received the 8st of November, Tuesday,
Conditions
:
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will
TENDERS
order.
An engraver recently and Mr. Mrs. take
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Public Works Office, Australia. Perth, Western 29th August, 1892.
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Mr.
said
to his visitor, painting old masters. the Indeed, with visitor deep interest.
and
son.
imitations.
a
times
Perth, shewn
-
and
Specifications, at this Office a limited number
13th October and next, also thereafter the same may at this on application Office, per set. The lowest or any tender be accepted. sarily
Advertisements.
for
Fremantle,
—
o"2
:
This, out
at
to
notice,
available
the out Con
;
these
TICKETS
gjS of
of
on his himself Mau, who prides like a cigar. weeds : That's something and like. Yes Friend : Something its marvellous to what perfection really
they bring
:
September f
further
until
be issued
Guildford
below
s
Conditions
summat.
Government
day
RETURN
days,
MONDAY,
on
every
CHEAP
and
Office
November,
to The Hon. and marked
Works,
thrashed Little
and
BOOKINGS.
Contract.
H.
father
this
29th
addressed
"Tenders
side, tract."
answer
they
to be
are
Director
not
last
above
at
received
of
Is
:
at
till
be
Tuesday,
burnt
was
your my grandpa Yes. pa? Papa shortly: Tommy : Well, I don't like his
by papa
their
Commencing 12th
170 miles.
will on
EXCURSION
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They
if somewhat knowingly, I believe Doan't ee tell me. angrily. in t' paper as my eyes, and when 1 zees I know a'most ev'ry noight, they divides
Mother, teaoher punished me yester I out because could not point day Moscow on the map. That was very dear. uDjust, Why, Moscow in the down year 1812. Little Tommy after bemg
for
paid made
-
Medical—
TENDERS up to Noon 1892, for the
Hodge were
about
Length
A
or
Stations
all
asked They countryman a Con the other day to give his vote for in the servative candidate Midlands, that be would not. Asked why, replied be said: Because they chaps be well Then ex they enough paid already.
I've Upon my word I think every experience except gone through She: Cheer up; that may hanging. come
working.
divides.?—
tablecloth. He
complete (including the RailB and Materials except for the Permanent Way). Fastenings and
The band play
after.
soon
CHEAP
Permanent Way of the providing
.
That remains said when he
are
you
with
Construction
-
him
credit.
CONTRACT.
CROSS
.
man
OF
GOVERNMENT WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
.
who
tailor
SOUTHERN
general, shovels
RAILWAYS
RAILWAY.
.
all;
the refused as
said well, Very take and you may pickaxes aud the roads. to help repair the missing may find mouthpieces
ARN
'
the
to
at
me
NORTHAM-YILG
their the
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suit
to
mouthpieces
'
said
won't
the
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You
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Traffic
Perth,
July
Manager's 28th 1892.
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Manager.
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&c.,
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choice
your to
go
,
of
The
you
!
say
Rendezvous
Tobacconist
T.
Saloon.
MANAGER.
DUFF,
of Great Variety aud Best CIGARS, PIPES, Quality always in Stock. and Papers received Sporting from the colonies. Telegrams regularly Agency for the most We wish to draw popular Comic Papers of the World. attenlion to particular our Hairdressing under the Department which has been greatly improved present iuana»ement. Orders and Subscribers' .Country executed names promptly received for English comic A Trial periodicals. Solicited. Respectfully
'A
Ah
House?
Sporting
and
Imperial Hairdressing BARRACK ST., PERTH.
flOBACCOS,
R-U-RIGHT
In
MPBE
good
but
Shaving; !
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and
Tobacco
good
AND
MATTRESSES
SPRING
demanding
The
j i
you
Latest
in '
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sister
.
and
to
CUTBUSH
elsewhere. wishes to draw CAMPBELL to the fact he is also attention that to UNDERTAKE and prepared at auy part CONDUCT FUNERALS of the in. the most colony Respectful Manner at Moderate at the Charges
SHORTEST
V.
Wholesale
&
Tobacco
Retail
MR.
&
of Importers Always opening
LINDELL,
Cigar
new
Latest
to.
Melbourne
as
a
to him
will
be well
and
CHRONOGRAPHS by post.
a
faithfully
Telegrams Latest
Under
London
BELli,
received
the
regarding
retail
j '
BINGAY
department-
Sporting.
PATERSON&
A.
&
Ware, Fancy Goods,
Soaps,
CO.,
splendid Glace Kid
real
and
Lace
CHAMBERS,
London
Scents,
Perth
MAES
HALL,
Mechanical
Dentists,
Prices.
10s.
to
£16
per
Machines,
Trousers
with
&
Bingay
Boots
Toys, etc.
in
Price
in, shall SELL 1892.— Wc nothing Christmas .toys during Week, at Prices unheard of before in 1000 W.A. dolls, and dressed, undressed, speaking and others over 2000 other toys— Rocking Horses, and
XHAS.
this
Terrace,
Valuation
:
in
"Prices Womeu's
any
for
classes the are
all
and Boots the Trade. Wholesale will do well to our inspect elsewhere. before buying
UNDERTAKEN.
Made
Wholesale
of Men's Lowest in
W.A.
Perth, SURVEYS
Our
of
pnrt
We
the
Wholesale
are
Belfast &c.
Colony.
Fancy
and
Linen,
Latest
Hay
Towelling,
THE
and Rural
FOR In Lots A.
C.
Com
G.
BURGESS,
Chambers,
St.
CAFE
jl
THE
comfort
and
conveniences
First-class -and A
The
while
rivalled,
PAsTRY
and
CAKES
Stock
the
are
un-
the
tionery
Largest
South
Trial
Bread
Bakery
class
J.V.
Roller
prove
in
the
of BREAD
it
to
be
(Opposite
Hall which
t
premises,
25s
and
Baths. arrival
Pluuge on
His
u!e
amateur
Nor'
'of
Harness,
to
and
Hue smoke
his
for
.
Jetty. Town- hall. late of the Vienna
F.
W.
JENNINGS,
has extensive fitted
and
OPENED
now
Cafe,
the above
which
premises, up in the latest style convenience of his
new
been
have
at
Meals
First-
class
Goods
now
:
W
hat
is
and
Silting
9 a.m.,
9d.
to
2 p.m., Is. 7 p.m., 9d.
Reading
Room,
Baths. M
Outdoor Boarders, 1 6s per week Indoor Do., 19s tu 21s per week. Accommodation for ladies and Special married couples. arrivals and country visitors New Terms
will is
:
that find the cheapest,
establishment
the best,
in
Federal Coffee Palace and most convenient
the
colony.
National Library of Australia
with obtained
W.A.
for
and
All
Youth's
Boots
s
Hides
of
and
Varied Genllemen's ColohialmanuBoots great 6
Goods
by everv England and the
from
on
tc
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be
&
Brushes Oils Harness
Skins,
Exchange.
in
Cutlery
communications
Whips
.
Strong Shoes in
and
taken
Shoemakers'
fire
a
including
Clippers,
by post
all
or
and
care
FIRST
Agricultural for
Guildford, Saddlery
Sale.
addressed
to
ALLEN,
Hay
Perth.
Street,
and
will otherwise promptness.
PRIZE
at Show
the
late
held at of both
Society's best collection
the
be
G
OCERIES
CHEAPER
THAN EVER. ROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash , Only Queensland Meats, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d Do. Soups, Is 2d Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d N.Z. Lunch 21b Is 3d Beef, tins, Libby's Corned 21b tins, Beef, Is OJd Conrad's lib asstd. 8d Meats, tins, Do, 21b tins, Is 3d Potted Meats, asstd. lb tins, Sd; Mullet, Od Leighton's Fresh Herrings, 5d Fresh Sd Fresh Salmon, 7d Oysters, Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, lb tins, 4Jd Do Alb tins, Sd Bottled 1 Id Fruits, and Is Tinned do, Is; Euglish Jams, 1 lb tins, 6<d and 7d lid and Do, 21b tins, Is English lib tins, 6d Marmalade, lid Do, 21b tins, S A Jams, lib tins, 21b tins, 4.d 8d, 8Ad! and 10a S A G
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Wholesale
for
North
the
West
;
;
WATSON
& TEE
;
:
;
,
Perth,
want
you
jt
Ladies'and English and
Blacking,
Jap
aud
Salted
and Saddles Jockey Saddles
Chamois
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
Large
a
of
Shipmeuts opportunity
possible Colonies.
Girls'
Hostelry,
Messrs.
in
Suits
and Eoebourne October 17 1889.
Ccssack.
;
;
?
;
;
G oods of the
to
:
Splendid
to
ra.
or
Sponges,
Perth.
GENTLEMEN
Goods
Perth,
.
Regular
Saddlery
of
Saddles, aud all requisites
Combs, Proprietor.
open
Street,
Agents.
Stock
L£.'.TMe,u,ti Children
note
Why
—
cook. English From 6 a Breakfast From 12 a.m. Lunch : Tea From 5 p.m. Suppers.
and
Boys'
Stable
inspection.
the comfort and boarders
hours.
all
New
Co.,
STREET, PERTH, W.A.,
and
Harness.
Barrack
for
visitors.
kinds
Ladies'
Spurs,
URAPBU,"
Hay-street
and
Station,
Railway
of
Fancy
fecture Frederick
and a large varied stock, of Gig, and Cairiage Cart, and Gents' Saddles Riding
Clothing,
class
performances
HEAKMAN,
CITY
&
Barrack
MAVE Assortment
SMITH
in
Pack
Pilches, Horse
All
THK
VIEWS
Stationers,
TO
Sir Governor, K.C.M.G. ISroome,
Bridles,
executed R.S.
W. G.
STEIN
in
POINT-
Jhe
Excellency N.
ALWAYS assortment
PALACE. the
HAY
MEST
ISilliiiA
and
FEDERAL (The Workman's Home), HENRYSTREET (Opposite Fremantle Club), from minutes' walk Three
!
BROWN & ALLEN, Boot
STREET
Stein's)
ROBERT Manufactuberofall
handsome
a
let
to
D. JACOBY,
COFFEE
Gd.
Is.
:
vai-.ety.
Boat.
is
VIEWS
and Bound in Morocco. Sold by all Stationers. Per Post 3d. extra.
Gilt.
Importers,
HARNESS
AP
SPECIAL
week.
per
has addedand Ball-rooui
concerts, socials, and practices.
Perth.
Price
Minorgan.
BY
beer
Accommodation. £1 Is per week.
regularly West
Jacoby
Concei
Manufacturer in
OYSTERS D.
City.
LARGEST
the
is
Hotel Boarders
Boarders Shower and
will
BEST
the
wiues
Indoor
VERYARD'S
of
Adelaide,
stock.
in
only
spirits
p.m.
Manufacturers,
in
Choice Menu. brands of wines,
Australian
Outdoor
Colony.
One
and
9.
the
Mounted
B.
BARRACK
to
CHIEF CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Splendidly
ORDER
AND
U.S.A.
MAGNIFICENT on
PERTH.
specialties.
the
in
MOST
attendance.
first-class
choicest
very
WORKS, Hours.
engaged
a.m.
Sole
SADDLE
Surgery,
the
Booksellers,
PIONEER
Hutt Street, Perth, Dental College and
PERTH
!
COMPETITION.
carte.
all
COOK
Liberal
First is
at
Confec
of
9
RESTAURANT.
Meals
Perth.
mid
The
VIEWS
TO
&
us.
Minougan
C H A L L E N G E
WE
JACOBY.
Lunches. Dinner a la Suiters.
unsurpassed.
are
D.
FASHIONABLE
ROOMS,
the
LADIES
For
Hours:
Trice.
MADE
Barrington
EMPORIUM
Street,
Perth.
Possible
or
is guarantee work turned
Perth.
Street. —
Proprietor
and
Hay
& Public
Lowest
PARIS'
De
Murray
VERYARD'S
REFRESHMENT
Harrington
Teeth
Durability
Late of Marshall Bros., New South Wales.
Marshall,
Handsomely rT!HE
CONFECTIONERY
Murray-Sts.,
CARTS
Patronize
Should
Everybody
and
Bingay,
Sydney,
to the that intimate llicy arc DRAYS from £14 and making SPRING a 'HEAVY DRAY'S upwards, speciality. is invited is an Inspection as this opportunity to acquire a really first class DRAY at the
Frovident
Terrace,
George's
King
of
respectfully
promptly
Mutual
Perth.
Street,
D.
E.
particu
MARSHALL,
of Philadelphia of Oral Hospital
INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
Messrs.
W.A.
Perth,
Agents,
CO.,
and
Land
Surveyors,
mission
kinds of commissions All executed at moderate prices.
&
PATERSON
businesses HOUSES to LET!
SALE.
for
Purchasers.
all
houses,
Land,
SALE
to Suit
,
Licensed
Lands
V.
J.
Fit,
by
&
Late
Novelties.
BAZAAR,
Hosiery,
Corner
Town, Suburban
Mechanical
CONTINENTAL
for
Agents
;
Buyers samples
in
out
BINGAY
to
Artificial
A mechanical
all
Ivory.
—
QEAUMAN
latest
—
and
take
a
Tlit
heed.
ex
wanting
Coffee,
;
21b
Jellies,
9d
lib
tins,
Baking
tins,
Pickles, Is 2d, la 4d, ;
Is
pints ls6d
Powder, lb tins, 6d Colman's Mustard ndSrf D S 1 lb id, Jb Is Greeu 7d : Peas, lib, b reueh Beans, 1 lb, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb Pea 8d per lb Flour, Condensed Milk, d loruato Sauce, (3d and 8d Worcestershire Sauce, 5d 4. Id per lb Starch, Blue. 8d Ultramarine, per Do Keen's, lb; lOd ; 1 able > lncgar. ud per bottle. Cordials. Tea, Is 9d and 2s per lb Is, 1 and Arrowroot, lid Sd lb 8d packets, Candles, per lb Soap,4d od and bd bar Destampe's self-acting do, Ud bar Destampe's Washing Fluid, Is 3d bottle; Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d New Vasse Pota Is 6d stone. toes, Other lines at the Lowest ;
Sr
oa
tins-
>
;
;
:
paid
tocutting.
changed
for
new
at
the
;
i
;
;
;
j
of Gloves, at
HEIILKAN'S,
;
&
Shirtings
&c. is
be
can
pianos
i
Federal
osiery.
Nothing
old
j
assortment
Syrup,
d and 8d and Is Sd
'
large Scarfs
Golden /
stock.
fit Reliable guaranteed. and boys' Huts, Mens' 1
KNOWN
Therefore—
uew jjjvery style in A ttention particularly
assorted 21b tins,
;
WANTED
fashions,
i
George's
wish
their
Colony.
with
given
and
Gas, Ether, Daily for
Operations.
Marshall
but
St.
Gold
Speciality. administered
point out that be excelled
larly cannot
Safes,
a
Large
1000,)
Drapery,
(Speciality), Paris Made),
and
(Vienna at
selling
Slippers invited.
Inspection
£5
Sewing
Tweed
Buttoned
are
filled
Teeth aud Chloroform Artificial
DEPARTMENT.
(from
Natalis
and Fremantle.
Stationery.
'
Cigars
of Ladies'
Patent
and
Boots,
variety.
great
Stock
and
WHOLESALE
CO.,
New
Pictures,
and
Books
Pianos,
Teeth
fc
a
Lees lhau WELD
China
boot
Perth.
KELLY Have
SURVEYORS,
LICENSED
colonial
Howiok-Stueet, j
a
n«K
from
NOTICE.
and
Surgical
FACTORY,
taker, PERTH.
a
and
be
i
j
C A M P
years
Repairs
speciality.
DENTAL
BAZAAR.
5
carried
j
K.
J.
Hall)
long
CONTINENTAL
|
orders
Country
Stocks,
attended
promptly
Requisites
M. Wendt, BARRACK
Adelaide,) ST., PERTH, Town (Opposite a Watchmaker as in the experience Old Country and Watch Repairer for the principal firms in the should City
JEWELLER,
and
that all work. entrusted guarantee with REPEATERS and connexion attended and returned to promptly
country
Hairdressers'
!
in
sufficient that in
Merchants.'
i
NOTICE.
WATCHMAKER LINDELL'S
HUTCHINSON.
&
of J.
(.Late
RIGHT-U-R.
districts
do well VARIED
would
his and LARGE before purchasing
STOCK MR.
B.
;
;
the country
colonies
inspect —
from
visitors
then
Hay-street,
Perth
Street,
Ware
Furnishing
Ties,
r
;
;
house,
;
;
;
Hay-street,
Perth,
;
Prices.
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PAW
CONFECTIONERY
COMPANY.
FIRE
PHCENIX
FiREM!
11
FIRE
wilford HYGIENIC
Dr.
The Greatest discovered
OFFICE,
hall's
Health
Disease
Wholesale
JOHSMDSSOB
lowest
Over
remunerative
8c c. Buildings, insuaed. Crops, E. kay COURT HOPE, for W. A Attorney AGENCIES Albany, WH Angove & Co. 11 M Walker & Co. Fremantle, F A Bennett, York, R J Wilson. Guildford, R J Johnson. Pinjarrah, Throssell Son & Stewart. Noftham,
Perth.
Sxs
persons
P
SXZiVBR
AN
Confec
rriore
than'
Palace
Hotel
has
accomodation
for
hoarders
other
in
Western.
any
hotel
tionery Manufactures
20s.
week
per and
Meals
Single The
Cuisine
ment
of
board
HARRY
Courses)/
under
the
(Late
Ornaments,
Sugar
Turkish.
The and
Delight,
'Chocolate
the
and
colony
the
is
situated
and
Goods
Goods
of Confectionery
desoription
every
and
maintain
its
the
will
ing
Five
Hotel
most
Beds
all
are
and
Ask
Brands
the
aud
procurable,
Beer
and
A.
C.
City
which
Best
are
aud
lence,
in
Abk
both
sell
Goods,
our
excel
purity,
Drops, the
for
Tables, provided Visitors and
Alcock's
of
one
the
of
use
We
Charge.
are
view
in
HANO& MUSIC ROOMStock one
Toffee
aud
A
solicit
and
City;
frontage
being
from
Town
tko
and
Office, :
The
Situated
the
Murray-street
one
minute's
that
Premises
the nearly opposite Railway connected with Station aud are
Murray-street PAVED
by
Building
COURT
Repairs
of nil
C
Lockets,
'!
from
Eastern
the
Colonies
will
and
we
are
in
all
stamped
as
Store
or
And
the
directed
sale
for
offering
the
to
CURRY
fact
ly
Football
of
game
"
A
rt
L
aces
B
1,aid>
the
also
hi
mind
is
to
the be
most fouud
:
Pan
Silver
SAUCE.
T.
M.L.A., its
ree
on
applieation.
'give
a
trial
Catalogue Send
for
posted it,
the
is
and yon
from
25
Guineas
visiting
c
orsets,
K
erehiefs
S
urahs,
of
has hotel and will as
reputation
patterns
has
a
Robes, Dresses &c:
Night Cambric
Silks
Stock;
large Sc
Linen.
and
and
Silks.
Lyous
osiery
& Suitings
the latest
in
arrived
just
&
Styles
ready for inspection in
kept
requisite
stock.
genial is
in
latest
E very
a
of
variety
fashion
in
shades & colours
Ladies'
0 maments,
now
p
rints,
L adies'
Bells
in
E very
requisite
in
Swede Guautlet,
the
to suit
and
Ivory.
Manchester
all
Dept.
and Kid
Taffeta,
&e.
Pretty,
and Sateens.
Tan
Black,
Hats
aud
Good,' Graceful Cashmeres Zephyrs,
classes
&,
Gloves.
pockets.
R ioh Silks, Satius, Velvets & Velveteens. of Striped & spotted A ssorlraeuL Muslins, p ougee Cloths in all colors, and. Delaines. E mbroidery, Fancy aud Lace Aprons.
over taken from Mr. endeavour the Lead
Regatta
Costumes,
Blouses,
Collars.
'
atid
"Cuffs.
Chef. moderate.
be obtained
FRAMER
ut the Federal
Cash
on
West.
Murray-street,
hundred
one
for
PICTURE
Pianos
that
to
Warehouse
Time-Payment
-
who
Silk,
Broche
D ress-pieces
Guineas
Furnishing
rapidly.
choicest
Head-iiaunels
Chemises,
P oplinettes
exponents
in the who
KNOWN
may
everybody.
very
and
man
Gowns.
PRACTICAL
order.
SILVER
when able
TO. WANTED
selling
newest
E ach Gentleman's
Hotel of the Metropolis. New Saloon Bar. Table D'Hote 1 o'clock. Terms
ATTENDED and
in
Perth-
N. Moyle well-known
Qninlau, maintain
to
ORDERS,
W.
above
to suit
winter
at Billiard Saloon iu Murray-st., Perth.
Street,
Professional
List
old
HOTELi
P1IOMPTLY
Price
the
found
SHAMROCK
Hay
-
NOTE—
now
of the
T rouseriugs
undoubted
is
BROWN Hotel
THE
POWDER,
celebrated
be
to
of
Australian
—
Mantles
Muslins,
nfants'
|
Perth.
Street,
bear
CHARLEY of engineer
BRAND
COUNTRY
will
CHEAPEST
that
-
COOK.
one
should
the
chief Blake's
ing
in the
address
grand
pastime the City
and
ackets
HICKS
some
POWDER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
find
BEST
the
the most popular of the aud lovers
Mr.
COMFORTABLE.
Pins.
Barometers. Watches
recreations
AMONG W.A., skipper
unstamped.
BAKING
PALACE
and
aud
the
market.
the
prepared
"KANGAROO"
HOTEL
and
Rings
C
NEWCASTLE
and
Bead, Gold and Silver Gimps. E legant designs in Dress Trimmings. R ibbons— Trimmed aud untrimmed straws T ies, Scarfs & all kinds of Haberdashery.
executed.
Kay
a
SYDNEY
most
haius,
A
Chemist
also
now
INDIAN
MUSSON'S
The
kinds
Note
YARD.
Country
(Electro.)
pera Glasses aud Spectacles, Open-face and half-hunting, and Keyless. Key-wiuding
the
Visitors
and Guilt.)
silver.
0
excellent
are
The
or
AM
1
!
and cans. in
Chronometers
Storekeepers be found by
either
the
name, keeper's Attention is
Offices.
Wellington-street
sizes
with
required
Post
J !
(Marble
articles
seful
FREMANTLE.
ESTABLISHMENTS
PJBRXH.
dishes
CHEAPEST
Lozenges
and
shapes
walk
General
Hall, Government
NORTH
Elegant.
ot water
to be the
and
Chemists
Centrally
end
that
ORDElf.
will
STREET
-A.T
If
HOTEL, most
extend
to
Satisfaction.
order
BEST
H U
Toffee,
with
Fremantle
goods which
trial
and
CASH
—
Attractions
!
Timepieces,
world.
TRIAL
Guarantee
our
the
in
Rich
Eucalyptus
in
the
HIGH
SIDVJER-
mSTHEET,
Attractions
PAN
anxious
Trade
City
TEE SYDNEYPALACE the
and
witness,
DRAPER, CLOTHIER, MERCER, AND TAILOR, MILLINER,
Portly
STOREKEEPERS:
particularly
Country
our
We
in
one
HICKS,
THE PEOPLE'S
—
HAl
Honey-comb
selling
A.
J.
,
kept.
—
Cough Drops,
COUNTRY
All
Is
with
sign
"
SMITH,
SILVER
Jujubes,
best
TO
Boarders
Without
and
ill5
AND
GOLD
cheapness.
THE
for
Compauy's
Wellington-streets unrivalled in the City. with
out
with
Mail."
+
and
Room,
Billiard'
Cut this
BRANCH
fXWBU
storekeepers uurivalled for
are
are
Promenades
Balcony
Murray
P.O....
Witness
.
COOK,
WESTERN
guaranteed. The
Spirits only
BLAKE, Proprietor. Hotol, Murray St.,
Australian
AUSTRALIA.
Week-
per of
all
are
18
ONE POUND to Dr. Hall's Sole Agent for Western Australia, GEO. DUMSDAY, HAY-STREET, PERTH (opposite W Sandover & Co.), who will forward, the pamphlet by return mail. See large advertisement in Saturday's issue of the West Australian" and1 Western
of
one
whom a the
reveal
day of.,
One
Goods,
ADVANCE
All
Liquors
of
to
Tables.
Best Brands
the
HARRY
AID
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The
Best
Wines,
Pan
Company's
£1
Room contains
Altock's
grocer
and
Stiver
Tlie
Wire
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
& Lodging
treatment.) this
send
Colonies.
FOR
Mattrasses.
Board
The Billiard
INDUST RY.
Storekeeper
your
City. Woven
on
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
of
the
each
not
of the
complete
in.
perfect The
People.
Arrangements
the
are
from
own family, will be exacted to others.
"
Hundred
The Sanitary
with
Address
cen
to spare no effort as the Leading Visitors and for
Country the Eastern
from
most
comfortable hotel in the City and the
reputation
for
Visitors
has been loDg as
i
for
to anyone, allow nor it will person, por I use the others any except the mem
Signed
for
Country Visitors New Management Hotel
largest of cook-"
capable
Hotel.)
"
in
Range
Cooking
"W.A.
the
frotn
of the
and Garter
"AUSTRALIAN" known favourably
trally
Creams,
Gelatine
The
by
BLAKE
of the Star
for
Is;'
manage Ghef late of London.
& Pond,
Candies,
that
(This pledge does not who physician may purchase the the pamphlet using treatment with his patients, pi ovided he however, does not show the pamphlet nor reveal to them the rationale
Situated over
Honour.—
by any
treatment debar the
Candies,
Sugar
Horehonnd
(Three is
Spiers
for
Tbis First Class and Centrally Hotel has now been taken
Goods,
to any address; wonderful
contents
its
promise
Dry
<
large
pamphlet and be free of themselves cor the remainder of their
drugs
seen
treatment bers of my
Perth.
Street,
a
j
„
to be
HOTEL,
Murray
Boiled,
lodging.
first-class
a
Best
being
AUSTRALIAN
Boiled,
Ordinary
Hundred Boarders accomodated Daily-
Terms
of
description
every
over /
Record." of obtain purpose A. Wilford Hall the knowledge and for his Treat Hygienic Discovery, of Health ment and with the pam Longevity the same. I hereby phlet unfo'ding pledge my word and honour not to show the pamphlet reveal or
Australia.
Two
Company,
sent this
cure
or
Pledge of Beit known Dr. ing from of his
...
Sydney
be of
Triumph
lives.
...
The
The
will aid
can
doctors
-
PERTH.
sheet the
;
Medicine./ Testimonials
25,000 unsolicited
By
Farm
Works,
Confectionery
Wellington-street,
WELLINGTON—
at
effected
1
&
Insurances rales.
Steam
Proprietor. M URRAY
Confectioners
Manufacturing
'
Remedy yet
Restoring
Marvellous without
a
;
great
DISCOVERY.
Large
Stock
of
always
pictures
on
baud.
the
Country orders attended Terms Moderate.
System.
PAN
to.
i _
CITY-
Printed
CONFECTIONERY
Al.
WANTED
COMPANY, Proprietor,
National Library of Australia
j
Wellington-street,
and
published
i
Federal
Perth.
leading
KNOWN
Furnishing Piano House
that
Warehouse in
is
Gibney,
the'
Record,"
the
George
at
the
fur office
the
Right
of
the
Howtck street Chitty Baker.,
,
"
Perth
llev.
W.A. ,
by
W.A. j
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