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Celegrcams. (From The

Daily

Charlie considerable

News.)

London, January 27, sales opened on Tuesday,

wool

Slavin, now

the

auctioneers Charles Balme & being and Jacomb, Son & Co. Co., 13,500 bales were offered. was. a fair There attendance of buyers and good competi The price of cross-breds tion. was un

ranged from par to the December rate.

Merinos

changed.

below

cent,

five

per Arrivals

of

wool

date

to

is

396,000

bales.

The trial of a and bis wife at

named

man

Vienna,

-fter

arrest

is

girls, sensa

highly wife

shortly

tried

to com unsuccessfully the outrage and admitted three girls, by Schneider,

mit suicide, murder of

who

with

servant

whose

Schneider,

Schneider

charged

and murdering robbing has begun and is proving tional.

to

endeavouring

his

implicate

wife.

Sir

Oscar

extra-Surgeon-inClayton, the to Prince Ordinary of Wales, is dead, aged 76. Sir Oscar was one of the best-known of his time' in and surgeons London, was

well-known

a

in

figure

until

society

He was years. extra-Surgeon-into the Prince of WaleB and Ordinary to the Duke of Surgeon in-Ordinary He was Edinburgh. Deputy Lieutenant for Middlesex and the Tower Hamlets, and a Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium. He received the honour of knighthood in November, 1882. The wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,892,000 quarters. There has been a severe outbreak of fever

typhus Siberia.

of

It

at

tne

is

stated

emigrants

free

are

settlements in that thousands from

perishing

the

disease. latest

Rev.

bulletin

H.

C.

are

the

concerning is that

Spurgeon

There sinking. his recovery. The International

faint

now

he

is

hopes of

Confer Sanitary ence which is in has sitting Venice, to substitute disinfection and agreed isolation for in cases of quarantine infected bound for vessels via Europe the Suez Canal. The Englsh delegates the 'exemption of troopships 6teamers bound direct for postal The land. of representatives countries oppose this proposal.

and

urged

The

Princess Ludovica of the late Duke

widow died on

has

Mr.

refused

flatly

Patrick

4,500

tons,

now

of hostilities. is said that

It

dispute

of

and desires should be arbitration,

or

tional

for

abstain

to

England

transactions

the

to

<

Government the Stocks of that

affecting Sir James

Queensland, Times stating Queensland,

hir

of

the

had

England the last is

is

adversely colony.

Agent-General

Garrick, has

for

unawaie

Supreme

States. of the Bank of from further finan on ehalf of the

Queensland

.It

out

the

Chili

demand

Court of the United The determination cial

Philadelphia to intercept Plat, 6,000 by Sir W.

is now withdraw the recall of Mr. that the matters in referred to interna

ber

Egan,

Chicago, to way

her

on

written to the Premier

that

Samuel fact

the of was

Griffiths,

that

the

of

Bank

subscribed

extensively

to

loan. felt

generally

of

that

the

in

inter

Sir Stockholders Griffiths and Samuel Sir Thomas will do Mcllwraith well to abandon hostile attitude towards the their Bank ests

Queensland

and

England, draw all their

of

A.

Spurgeon

The State# previous

1891

12

returns

28.

January the

pronounce to be rather

revenue

for

with

unreservedly charges.

London, The doctor's

Rev.

show

that

months

the

National Library of Australia

pleted runs,

and

what with

aetiou

definite

to the

regard

Prime the from influenza.

He

by

is

attended who entertains The recovery.

being

physician, of his laments

the

Hung

considers solution of

it

as

satisfactory between the the

Court

Powers,

recently in China, Christans bis mediation. Russian The to be

11,000 began The

tons at

the the

Pekin

the from committed upon only possible by

is

built

and

each,

three work

of ironclads has already

the

at Kief. dockyard in the of of Bilboa, north has been declared in a state of Spain, The trouble has arisen between seige. the mineowners and the workmen. As a the iron and copper consequence town

have are

and

working

stopped

and

profound

evinced

sympathy

of her

classes

in

people

her

Harrison's

Cabinet

whether

will

of

differ

(

to refer the of the

to

ourt

of

representative

Rev.

another

the

has

not

accept

Minister for the Baltimore of the arbitration

United

Staces or nation.

neutral

some

if

the

and

relapse are

condition is small hopes of

now

daring exports

the

had

may be inflicted. Londou Times remarks Harrison was gnilty

offers

that Pre of sharp

A

killed.

the

are

quoted

was

cent.

worth

Austrian with M. of England

Government Goschen to

supply

con

are as

20

of gold in order to enable to establish a gold curnenoy.

to

i

;

the

millions

Friday on

the

show

quarter,

had

increased

that

by

the one

thousand

thirty-seven in coin and

a

41, was started

1

at

on

of the drain

while bullion there decrease of £330,000. The cricket match England v. Aus tralia ,was The Aus begun yesterday. tralians won the toss and went in first, were all out for 144, Lyons, they with pounds,

j

bills

September

circulation hundred and

I

of Saxony, 59 aged from a severe attack

payment

account

on

note

are offered in all the being Catholic churches for the recovery of Pope Leo XIII,, who is seriously unwell, and is suffering from a tryiDg affection of the heart.

Caroline

death

accidental

which has continued since the of the Australian Mercantile and Guarantee Co. The banking returns for the quarter ending December 31, as compared with

supply

Queen

of

deposits failure

bushels.

is years, suffering of influenza. Three months

verdict

suspended

March for the purpose of enquiries the influenza concerning epidemic now the world raging throughout with a viru lence that is unabated. At Bath the rate of deaths from the is disease 250 daily. The American is visible wheat

I

Austria ,

top with

scorer.

Grace

The

Englishmen

and Abel. of the play

The

latter at the conclusion was not out with 15, and the former not out 23. with No wickets are down, The match will be continued to-day. Melbourne, January 30. Sell's colossal circus and hippodrome after an successful enormously season, closed

three

doctors. Tens

Block £6

13s.,

£3

5s.,

£10

are

Brokens, Centrals

14s.,

Block 14's £5 9s., and Souths £2 6s. 6d.

PARLIAMENTARY

SUMMARY.

on

Friday. pro They report to a delaide. ceeding overland At the half of the meeting yearly Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus

Company,

LEGISLATIVE

Limited,

held

on

Friday,

ASSEMBLY. January

Thursday, The SPEAKER 7.80 p.m. THE The

BUDGET

resolve

the

Chair

at

SPEECH. (Sir "

moving

now

of

the

Treasurer

after

House do committee

28 th.

took

Colonial

Forrest),

that

into

itself

whole

John the a

consider the estimates for the year 1892," said : Mr. Randell, I have much plea Sir, sure to the House in rising to submit the Estimates which have been pre for the year pared by the Government 1892. This year is an important one in the history of the colony, and in the of the constitution under which history we have begun to work. It is my very to be able to pleasing duty therefore inform the House that since the intro duction of Government Responsible the colony has progressed at a rate hitherto unknown in its history. Last as hon. (Hear, hear.) year, members will I compared recollect, the year 1891, which we were then just with 1880 and entering upon 1885. I showed that during the ten which had elapsed between 1880 years and 1890, that the revenue had in in 1880 to the creased from £180,049 estimate of £444,165 in 1891, and that the expenditure had increased from in 1880 to an estimated ex £204,387 of £446,323 in 1891. This penditure to

—

I

to follow a different propose I do not intend to look back to such an extent into the past as I did last year, because I think that we may say that the past may he left be hind. I propose to deal with the year

course.

finances to

returned, all boilers

street,

good

baker

Residing at committed Adelaide, suicide on He at midday. took 3 ozs. Friday of carbolic acid fluid. He suffered for an hour and died, despite the efforts of

and

and a rider to the effect that should come under the of the Marine direct supervision Board was added. The Sydney Deposit Bank, of Kingwas

in

67,200,000 Prayers

contri

will

Sydney, January 30. Ths inquest concluded on in Friday connection with the boiler explosion on the punt Catherine, by which two men named and Northcote Tollison were

morning,

ability

Thurs

on

29. Adelaide, January The northern of Innatownship which been minka, had re-named has again been Hopetoun, changed to Innamincka.

his

for a settle prospects ment of the difficulty between the two nations. The incident is now consider ed to be closed. A of conference members of the medical will be held in London profession

sulting

United

had

night,

midnight

exhibitors

intending bute £5,000.

and in to practice brow-beating regard for the purpose of making Cbili political oat of the incident. capital President Harrison has addressed a second message to the Congress of the in which United he says that States, to the the reply made to representations

The

Wednesday till

Tug-of-war Tournament was last night Ireland Finals, third. first, Australia Sweden second, has It been decided to hold an Exhibition next of dairy produce November. The Cabinet have decided to grant of £15,000 -towards the representation the colony at the Chicago Exhibition,

reverend gentleman's recovery. The leaders of the rioters in connec tion with the strike of miners at Bilboa in Spain, be tried will by court martial, and not so that by the judges,

Chili

on

day The

by all sorrowful

the

justice The sident

been

wait

since sitting not risen up

London, January 29. C. H. has had Spurgeon

There

critical.

they Chiliun

the

Affairs dispute

The

28.

concluded

President decided

yet

January

suburbs.

has

to

30,

January a

Edgecumbe,

Giffen,

a arranged for deputa the Premier with a the view to uiging Government upon the desirableness of forming home stead blocks on the principle adopted in South Australia. The Customs Duties bill committee in which the had been Assembly,

tion

breavement. yet the

Blackham,

a

It

guarded

being

Committee,

and

city

by soldiers. Her Majesty the Queen has caused to the London be published in Gazette a of thanks to the touching message of her Empire for the genuine subjects pits

the the

29. Sydney, January hundred meeting of about two of the unemployed, it held yesterday, was that fully reported hundred eight at men are present out of work in the

At

have

Government

162

iunings

of a successor to The appointment the late Mr. Knight, Resi Government has dent at the Northern Territory, not yet been made. The Executive further prorogued Parliament 11. yesterday until Aprill are £6 Hills 15s

arising

atrocities

ordered

of

an

have

Adelaide,

Press of Li

illness

dangerous

Chang,

difficulty

and

slight

French

and

com

Turner, Bannerman, Blankham, Callaway, Bruce, Trott, McLeod, and for an emergency, Gregory. 28. Melbourne, January The tugging tournament was con tinued on when Wednesday night, beat Scotland de Norway, Australia feated Ireland England, Sweden, and Germany America. Norway retired from the contest.

English hopes

an

by

28.

for.

innings

winning Giffen

George Moses,

Sea

Seal fisheries. Li Hung Chung, of China, Minister is ill

year.

Charles North

selected to represent Australia following against England at Sydney in the match which to-morrow begins Lyons, Walter and

be

shall

Behring

second

Victoria 15 runs.

Selecting

Conference of Commissioners Great representing Britain, Canada, and the United will States, shortly take at to decide place Washington taken

Sydney, January South men Wales

New their

Turner,

millions. A

upon

half

own

sustenance, feared,

is

It

per C.

belter. of.

population

are

the report showed a decrease of £13,for the half 665 in the receipts year as with those of the previous compared Adelaide,

upon which dependent

crop,

of

memory

has Laureate, of great poem the late Duke

INTERCOLONIAL,

has failed completely. that consequently, great distress will the be occasioned through of food among the inhabitants scarcity of that estimated country. The of Siam in 1891 was six population for

a

at

rice

memorial

a

merit to the of Clareuce.

summary

cruiser

steel

is

constructed being & Co., in case

now

Armstrong

ing

the

Supreme

Minister

and the cruiser Valparaiso, has proceeded to Gibraltar the Chilian iron-clad Arturo

break

Siamese

of

sailors'

withdraw

to

the

Egan,

Santiago. The twin-serew

tons,

The most

other

Bavaria, Maximillian,

his

on

Poet

TpnuyFon,

composed

The

Foreign

of

Sullivan

challenged

Eng

Tuesday of influenza. The deaths registered in London last week as due to influenza were 592. The of the United President States, his Foreign Mr. through Secretary, Blaine,

millions

account.

mines

The

Lord

sterling,

five

who Mitchell, has for a time being the hacker of the Australian has pugilist,

peaceful

late

.

millions to

sterling.

a

the

by thirteen imports

-

--

increased and the

Jntercolomal

anli

of

all

a

very much

observations

my

closer

period,

be directed

will

between the results of comparison and 1891 with our hopes for the 1892. I will year compare the year 1890 with 1891, and also with what we expect to receive during the year 1892. Last I had very good year reasons for comparing the revenue of 1890 and previous years as far back as because I had to show ten years even, to the satisfaction of this House that the colony was in a prosperous, pro and solvent condition, and gressive that we had reasonable hopes for the a

1890

future.

All

this

was

neces

absolutely

in

order to justify the action of the Government in introducing to this House a Loan Bill for the prosecution of public an works, involving expendi ture of a sum of £1,336,000. The House was good enough to adopt the which was it by policy placed before the Government, and I think we may now this say that tliTS ship of state, has been Government, Responsible launched on a broad sea. That fairly has been manned and it will be ship for hon. members to say how efficiently —but at any rate it has been manned and I think it will be admitted that we have had a fair wind, and I will now endeavour to show that we are on the road to prosperity and progress. The Year's Advancement. sary,

—

The 1891 great that (hear

estimated

for the year and I have very in informing the House pleasure we received £497,670, actually this latter sum hear), being thus was

£53,595 hear.) sure

if

revenue

£444,165,

over

our

estimate.

The expenditure the hon. member,

—

for to listen

(Hear, and

I

am

Gascoyne to me he

be good enough that that has also increased. expect But I am very pleased to inform hon. members that it The ex has not. was penditure £435,623— (hear, hear) —a as I shall show further sum, on, will will

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and resulted in our good in London, able to open our business .in being in a London We way. satisfactory, year more were a loan of. empowered-- .-to raise hear). was Of this we was and 1891 it in £1,336,000, raise, d .oidy ,,\ £414,314, on which y, was From that it will be seen £250,000, the. £497,670. placedin that we received 1891 market at par, and realised £100 !0s, actually Loiirei''"' more 10d; I may,: inform than in 1890, and if we £83,856 hpn. members, hon. .aware .'Of course, haeihbers'afe of the jcblpny. add to this the sum of £27,000 whichithat all the, is iX Jbusiness so' small' that the reason ,we raised in 1890 from the sale of with the; local banks.., .The; we received transacted; an was there' amount was/; although which was banks are federated, r.and ,we do our,, land at Hampton Plains, no absolute for !he! really necessity an we business and any; money, item of revenue, with, them, extraordinary a that there' has !b!een "quite money, we more in 1891 than was a sort of half and half; now desire to, obtain from London we, have £110,356 way, in the London "market, which panic in and a the locals banks., The received 1890. saved few miles import Having through. again, building us. 'I for' has been very unforWnaite the particulars of railway, instant .are, of ,the. and we j £62,047 in 1891, and having a balance expected following 'to no doubt we suffered. ai con-' have returns. I the first of nr in hand at the beginning ofthe yearof have contended portion expenses of floating always' "to the action siderable extent owing 31st December that this was a wrong as the loan The .expenses;. of floating we' had on it.,;,; £45, 600, altogether because. could be of others 'nothing to the credit A railway " were last a balance; of the £2,955 Is. 10d.,; the amount sumption. running through wq.wj: more favourable than "our p'oatidn' I from was a country at received it' does not make- a revenue floating £248,167,, (Hear, hear). colony of £107,647. we went into when tlie financially as once. It must 6a. 9d. We therefore received think, this result is very take some £1832, satisfactory years before are in at present. than' market, we or, and The Gov 13s.1 the advancecan take place. 3d. less than the amount of £2 5,0- c; any results showing progress that loan which' ''was For all our1' ernment undertook the connection ,000. enabled' first ment of the colony, During. ,1891 I was tp at the placed on' he' market in 1888 to Chidlow's rail with then make an with the local Guilford, arrangement op by Sources Revenue. Principal minimim of over. £ 107 something only to York, and then to think may he consider-/! then banks, which,! Well, was the greatest exef ti'on and1 I will the after how proceed to compare edbut it is only now that any the circumBeverley, satisfactory,; considering ".'on the of the pari; results of the years 1890 and 1891 with importunities returns areand we stances, by which placed as much ,; being appreciated on General the In 1890 we of 1892, Attorney placed our prospects as we The policy of the present of our loan moneys, could afford: „ apparent. at par. am I. sure, the hbn.1 market received. from the Customs £182,546, on a to bring the colony, .at 3 per cent. Government is different basis. into. the' amount will tell of of was member estimate for last you' and the year for forward a policy six and under that We have brought by trouble months, in and difficulty he had received The sum £201,800. actually I introduced which we will be able to make; rail the arrangement .into our financial agents to place was £287,686, thus showing an increase inducing at once and open up the country, colony £100,000 out of the £250,000. ways on at and the loan the market and over 1890 £35,886 all,, of £55,140 a chance That at the local it of a speedy develophas been deposited giving even then.of placing it on the market over the estimate of the Government. is at 3 per ment. 1 believe mat it banks for six -months cent.impossible It at par." who' that we may be said by those For the year 1892 I estimate for real to take and the interest was realised £1,036. any place progress have no 000 ought will receive from the Customs, inspbhsibilityj'thaf'We £250, I also made; an arrangement we have the means of cheap j without which; I more than in 1891. to, have got more cjr done.. 'something this being £12,314 and a communication. ;is which think, .one, rapid (Hear, satisfactory, by the' at the present posi but T can else, "only "tell 'you I believe, looking The revenue received from, four credit balances will bear. in daily, hear). 'Government here have to do the best' tion ,of the colony and its prospects, 1890 was terest at 2, -per the railways in £45,814. that cent., provided as they aire not their own' as the increase they can, that' to give £12,314 The estimate for 1891 was £53,000. under £3,000 will not bear anything are in not a masters. the head customs is We under the of completely in the latter interest at all. The amount receivedwe 1891, During and we have to' hands of our agents, Turning to the land very high estimate. was of received from local from this £63,002, being a receipt banks, o year or their advice it. We Revenue I find that for the year 1890 follow neglect than; and source the estimate, we receiv£10,002 more £375, and altogether not their but we included need follow advice, received £107,636, which we than 1890. more in ed from them for interest. Now, cannot £3,132 £17,188 to act and I for the sale of the contrary it, received £27,000 at once to some hon. members will Not a very large, item, but.it seems we if we to the omit the believe had acted contrary Plains. If we Hampton cost occur the question At what -we end of .the wedge, got in the .thin, revenue of our financial the loan would advice agents latter item the actual revenue was tbis obtained what and although the amount is not large most a 1891 would for have,. been be £80,636. My estimate certainly was the in .it is very and shows that the expenditure omitting satisfactory, I to ain inform the' we received £101failure. was £100,000, and pleased terest on the The banks will meet us in a fair and capital expenditure? House now more that even there are than I estimated. 980 or £1,980 signs cost was liberal and are desirous to work being £5,346 over £68,348, way, that it i's in the London market the cir-' For the year 1892, viewing not a very large the amount hand in hand with the Government for received, we have and I hope in a short timo of the cumstances colony, improving, the circum-, the good of the colony. Hon. members sum, I think, considering more we be able to place of our' at £100,000. shall placed the land revenue of the to know the way this stances be interested colony. may (Hear, hear;) that loan at a fair the We do this because we are aware price considering I have another But for the year 1892 £2,955 Is. lOd. was r expended by the hon. conditions. If member a. and is consequent any there drought and statement to make. For this year we London Westminster Bank in to a districts of amount .of expects get large depression in the Northern for railways I myself think estimate the revenue at the loan. floating it is even it he we can or float at par,' the colony, and that therefore premium, not excessive— it is cheap. which includes wharfage The com£91,000, in must not too I of rents be not increase sanguine. promise expect a large is found that It was of £7,250. £1567 receipts position duty 10s., which But on him this, we shall not allow our stock those the other districts. is some in had to be paid to the Imperial there separating Revenue difficulty, to and we on a of be will hold agrisacrificed, hand there is large quantity item -from the railways, aud this latter £576, £186 brokerage advertising as as we can for better times. culturah land being opened up along long in our accounts is lis. future it. bank charges of J per cent.proposed 10d., and line of railway As showing the financial, of the Great Southern position that the wharfage wilLbe expenditure, 625i, making a total of 2,955£ Is. :10d. are the colony I -would ask hon. members which the other railways being shown under the heading of railways. Hon. members may be interested; to to take note so that we of the' bank returns constructed expect a con for railways Th'e estimated increase is know the terms' on which the Londoh,;:1 our land the other The balance addition to revenue siderable published day. over 1890. This is a pretty and Westminster Bank have arranged £20,748 on to see'. 'Dec. 31, 1891, was froni conditional surprising Altogether purchases. but I have the assurance, of to raise our loans and do our big item, financial" I was to see the amount of I think that when we place it at £100surprised of Railways that the Commissioner business. The commission, is J pen' in the The amount in 000 it is a very fair estimate. money colony/ of receipts are based the statement the charge for maintenance, cent., in.v in anotner the Banks actual coin was furnish £386, The postage returns in proper the expenditure the stock, : upon pro scribing keeping all books, an the I an evidence of 626 increase of which think is during yeai item and event in the of the and transfers, registers and doing busiportion, not Hon. The the' of the colony. £106,250. deposits, bearing progress not receipts ness, £500 per annum The being up to the estimate, permillion. at call, were de interest are aware that the postage £536,560 members a consequent reduction will take place rate rf interest allowed on in'. : deposits at were reduced interest Britain has been call, rate1 to Great posits bearing an in the expenditure. Now this is Londonis cent. The rate charged lper total Not j'the of deposits bear £830,371 from 6d. to 2|d. the half ounce. statement. The estimated to the Government for advances important by are and at call not this the returns very bearing withstanding ing interest, and is is there, the bank is the current £86,368, expenditure banking rate £1 an in returns interest In 1890 the being ,366,931— satisfactory. an of £4,622 on the of the 2 per estimated if it was profit Thus, day. the year. for crease of £355,456 and the estimate during were £15,459, cent, of our for 1892. we would only get A per cent. y. working railways Whose it This got 1891j\v&s £15,400. (A Member ?) During the latter the first Now this is The rate for- advances to the year in the charged was of to .be" more than large amount capital £2,173 year we received of the, colony when there has Government by the bank is the cur history of or For 1892 deposited by so small a number the estimate, £17,573. on the railways. If rent been any profit Bank of England discount rate. in Banks under the £1,866,931, we -estimate that the revenue people on we can make a profit the railways That seems to be very favorable in or How much do the (A Member the head of postage will be £19,150, are when they short and disjointed deed because the easiest terms 'on Government item hold of that The hver that of 1891. The ?) £1,577 when we have which we could obtain how much will we make money in the one Colonial Treasurer On 31st Decem not a for very large telegrams, a proper connected from the local system of railways institutions is colony wasone. ber there of loan was another £100,000 important certainly, and working It seems to me 6 per we can cent., whereas obtain together. and from this of current £180,400 beside, In 1890 we received £10,328 facts in this is one of the most London at bank pleasing English revenue in the Bank. 1891 was The returns I money for The estimate source. I have to place the House, that rates it before and transfer here as required. on the table will show hon. we received shall l&y and £11,500," actually 1892 the Railway Hon. members will see during Department that was a an increase over the remembers how the. funds belong to the or £12, 679, on intend to make a profit the working better far than arrangement paying and over Government are Hon. mem the of 1890 of £2351, placed. oeipts of our railways. 6 per cent, in the colony. I have some For 1892 bers "will to hear of £1179. 'expect of :1891 estimate in that The Stamp Revenue great the pleasure saying an our which is about' loans. You all is £13,750, thing the estimate Government are satisfied thoroughly over Is a very important matter as showing know the General 1891. at increase of only £1071 Attorney .with the arrangements made with the " of the and to shows a the transactions considerable inconvenience him Fees of Office dealings The item London and Westminster Bank. We Li we mercautile 1890 at earnest increased trade self and community. my request during considerably can depend upon getting the best ad rate to to to shows at received from revenue. consented and £7,637 stamp go England the" past year, any on vice in London financial matters, for 1891 £10,000 and arrange our financial business. The The fees We estimated that we are doing business. and we are an with institution dealing we that in the General's received result of his endeavours was lie £11,376, being £1,376 of office Registrar with a world-wide reputation. Then the London more and £3,739 made with of Titles' than the estimate, arrangements and Registrar Departments we to the imports come and exports there more we Bank to do our busi than 1890. For 1892 and Westminster with deeds of grants all show that The imports for 1890 were 874,447Z, at £12,500, or and to float our estimate the revenue ness loans/ in London, is business going on, and any increase and for 1891, so far as received, were more than was received in we know the in which' shows:tliat there is I am sure' £1,124 way pro in these items The 1,162, 8782. of the population an the 1891. Not too 1 the Attorney General In 1890 the receipts under 'this estimate, high performed gress'. was census colony at the last 49,782 the amount entrusted to him, and I am for of duties The estimate think, head were £4,284. considering and on souls, the 31st in has December, the and sure he best and the expended colony, my thanks, money 1891 was £4,800, and for the year we 1891, it had reached 53,285 souls, an to received or the general progress and development £2,285 colony is under a, debt of obligation £7,085 actually increase of 3,503. the popu Taking on. will A Hon. members him. was the and going notice, good than estimate, £2,800 very impression more at 53,285 lation on December 31 the when they 'get before For 1892 the the Estimates created in 1890. amongst London bankers and 'than more are about 22Z per head, which imports the amount £365 that estimated for merchants the hon. and them, gentleman, is £7,450, being by estimate only I believe, as as is, our large any other Aus I a interest I believe to This consider last year has not been realised. 1891. very being in a position over tralian The imports colony. lor 1890 interest In 1890 the revenue from was a man of which has his and I think send moderate estimate knowledge were £671,813, and for 1891 £765,444. less than the which attainments' did a of realised. £1,458 estimates, us' 'deal of great being every chance of £62,047

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about and there there,

solvent

knowing the

Northern

I

And

condition. the difficulties

that of

portion

the

colony

and drought, feeling them never was too, there personally time when the future a success of the was as a whole more colony hopeful, and 1 will tell hon members what we have have

before

us,

not

and

think

I

if

the

matter rather

thought

is

was

it

Victoria

632,

332,

South Wales Zealand £41, New No doubt and Tasmania £43.

are increased figures very much we £28 per 1889, still, only owe head of the population. 1 think this and does not show that is satisfactory,

these since

for

will themselves I astonish There is no reason them. why people flock should not here in thousands to

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in

are

a

people would we

have

bad

very have

been

us

as

way, believe.

year

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The

with

liberal

fairly hon.

some

the

members will see expenditure, from the estimates that we have not but have been been extravagant, careful. We have jealously guarded of this House the constitutional rights what the hon member notwithstanding has said. for East Perth (Laughter.) where there was no vote And in cases con we have always most carefully the

sidered

and

matter,

have never unless we felt would approve we

sixpence single this House certain quite We not of it. £62,047 only saved but we ex during the year, actually less than the estimated £10,701

spent

a

pended

that

remember ture

was

expenditure than

we

members

Hon.

expenditure.

the

estimated and

£446,323, £435,622

expendi the

actual

£10,701

or

this

by

authorised

were

will

less

House

and 1 think this shows expend, and care. There is another economy to

the

matter important without was obtained of

penditure would people obtain a large

any monies.

loan "

say

of 1891

revenue

j

ou

by

revenue

ex

large can

the

been

bolstered but penditure,

up that

loan large this satisfactory

by

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miscellaneous

fore low

it.

above The

proposed

the present time. in Perth is represented three members tion benches. to I wish be

placed works

an

shows that the colony has some backbone to it. There is another item find in the miscellaneous you will and that is the question services, of ministerial salaries. It has been re presented to me by many persons, that the salaries for Ministers provided works,

it

is the of night proposed expenditure 15002 for au and 5502 Agent General, for the secretary to the I have Agency. much iu the House pleasure informing that the Government have offered the —

and;

the

wish

only

tenure

We

to qf course, the approval of subject House. If the House does not of it, it will not approve take place. Thd Government have been in a diffi in filling culty as up the appointment, it

we

though

the

get

better

of

on

the

per

rate, mates

the

which

|

to

and

we

for

this

purpose next

subsidy

as on

not

to

that

Government,

'

ten

the general on the Esti

in

ground joyment

tu

deal

The is

a

and

thousands,

the and I

been

was

Mr.

top

what is called the Park upon of Mt. Eliza. It is a beautiful of ground, of a thousand acres

j

Governor

for

last

year,

too

sanguine. said Lotou,

The he

I was told I hon. member, I

thought

member,

might

necessary, !

the

still

observatory Estimates.

the

is

been

has It

of

sum

is

20002

placed

quite that

a

for

on

reproach

cal

and meteorological

observations

I began

member

Traylen, described

au

the

in

one

of

his

our

Mr.

speeches, of burden

as one policy ing the present population for the sake of attracting others to these shores I would ask the House whether thfo has been the result. In face of the difficulties many can any one say we not have and are not pro prospered, I did gressing. in one of say my I speeches to hoped have sufficient '

to

this we have not an large colony We know that in all observatory. of any countries importance they have observatories. All the other colonies have observatories in which astronomi

«

would

whether, after all he might not be right, and I but the wrong, has proved that I was result and right he was The hon. wrong.

with a expendijudicious be made one of the most attractive Another parks of Australia. deem very item, which I think you will

I

is

to consider

ture

I

Robinson,

dues proposal of the House, because Sir

the

pleasure land, which

i

we

improving j

I

essential

not the revenue. get The Colonial Treasurer here an quoted extract the from Hansard of report the hon. member's speech. I cannot deny that when I heard such remarks com from a man ing of the reputation and of the hon. experience

any large expenditure, the amount of 20002 will go a that long way towards increasing space and otherwise and beautifying improving Perth. We als» propose to place Ihe sum of 20002 the Estimates for upon

j

If the the approval will be done,

terms.

with

estimates

made and I

without believe

most

brought

recreation of en was

is

well

a a year, splendid house and and to give up those for gardens, 1,5002 a is year past comprehension. Still their own people have views and ideas, and there is the that fact I yesterday, received the telegram that if the saying were made appointment for a 1,5002 a tenure of 5 years, be would year with it. I leave the matter in hon. accept members' and when it comes hands, to the vote, be able will they to express their opinions. When I forward

source it

if

4,0002

This

has

that

suitable for of 2502 should

and can return. The colony, reason we it before hon. members placed that we consider it is the best appoint is, ment we can make in the interests of the colony. I consider Sir Personally, William is not Robinson, acting wisely in his own interests, because he has

but the munici that the House how it is to be promise them is that

great this matter. by the water

leading equal

V7illium of the

50002. 1 hope be able to continue

a

already

conclusion

entirely

in London. represented one will who deal with these and will meet them financiers,

ou

require I can All spent. the Government will do its best to con are not tinue it, but if the funds suffi cient we will have to put in the pruning and it may be put in here. knife, We

think done

it

should he We want

harm

to on propose spend 20002 reclamation Water. along Perth will space for recreation, give more will make the place more healthy.

the

man

the

became

to his apply successors, but I think in these early days of Responsible

no

also

a

and

on

appointment

to

came

get

went

1,2502

prepared

the amount position be allowed to stand in the If way. lion, members think too 1,5002 much, we can make it a condition that it shall

year, remember know to

must

palities will

will

the

intend

not

by the before plated to propose give is

I

time

as

the

;

in

meet

alike,

but for

offer,

not

as

ia financiers man of pro

General. The salary we always ed to place on the Estimates was and that was the utmost I was

;

of

colony

a

We have integrity. opinion, obtained such a man, and it will be for this House to say if the arrangements are to be confirmed. I think the colony is fortunate in having such a man for the position of Agent-

j j

We think that three members

pound raised have placed

Government

this

we

great wanted

we

our

greater, could we

city

and

and undoubted

in

he

will

subsidy towns of the

shillings

the

the

terms

.equal

bity

j

so

have a man of who could meet

to necessary and ability,

London,

by

prefer

the opposition, benefited largely

he

Estimates The yoa. all

in

rill

Per.th

us.

that

notwithstanding for Perth sit

was

experience

necessity

are

sitting

a

this;

influenced

not

at all. members

side,

say

Robinson,

the position at accepted of 15002 a year, with a certain for five years. This arrangement

of

outspoken

William

Sir

has

is,

Opposi

to

he

salary

which

City House

to

appointment

this side. them on (Laughter.) In this case I do not think we can be to our feelings charged with allowing

on

before hon. members for public and in this House be buildings and I think when we have to ex money upon these most necessary

to

see

ser

amount

I

perfectly That has

assist

to pleased the opposite

this on

sitting

the matter. the Government

post

such

The

r

.

of hon. subsidise

to

at

Rottnest 6,0002; light new schools 6,7002, new

was

—

assistance to them. More parwill it be of assistance to ticularly the of Perth and FreMunicipalities will benefit and mantle, which largely and will be able to make their towns and more attractive really place them in a far better than position they are

wing

never

of

great

for public buildings, 1,3002 ; har bour and river improvements, 11,7502; miscellaneous services, 20,5102. Among other works we to ask you to propose of are a new to Govern approve

think

intend

if

you this.obser-

build

to

sum

but

disposal, an'dv

;

in asking hon has not arrived be made, and it

of Expenditure, the support

receive We

the

vote

his

officer,

-

see

colony

-at

means

.scientific

a

!

be to

must

the

of

1 shall next tliat vat>ry, .propose year we obtain a from the suitable' officer Greenwich Another im observatory. Imatter of which I take the portant of informing, the 0. 'House oppo(rtanity and reason it has the why. not 'been before is that made, public I only received the information last

of the municipalities colony. of course, be of importance This will, to all the towns of the colony, because the revenue of them of some though still when it is added to may be small, at a certain it will be of proportion

ture

I

it

Fre-

weather

sort

the

With want

should

the

voted and and we

6,0002, and offices 6,3002, telegraph 8,2002, jetties besides hospitals 10,8002, other and necessary many important works estimated to amount to 93,0552.

Estimates

our

I hope will members.

and is a buildings very large to 93,0552. It includes one, amounting additions and to repairs buildings erection of public 13,4902, buildings the colony, furni throughout 41,4702;

offices,

we

propose in

works

ment house

able

addition can that purpose that we have placed of 1,0002 on the Estimates. We also making a new departure an

sum

a

you only For works

expenditure

time and loss barrister in I think that

office.

when is for

voted 23,8222, One was there 19,5322. the vote and the other be

only

pend

of loan money." Only £72,140 expended out of loun money up to 1891. is 31st December, And it that we have not to know satisfactory

or

although

21,9392.

you expended

easily

was

1891, was

17,2762

fore,

ture

for

buildings

Some

expendi

expenditure

vices

leading

that we shall be justified if the time members

in 1891 to 25,3382, 17,2762 and and for which buildings you in will this 23,8222 1891, you be asked to vote 93,0552.

voted

much

any take

at

i

is inade salary rendered. I in case it is in my I have no particular

how

a

in the case of the General it is not present Attorney but alto only altogether inadequate, ridiculous. all these gether Considering I have come to the conclusion matters,

will them. I however, upon a touch, few principal points. Amongst the items of expenditure will find you " miscellaneous services" are increased from works

inform

to

that say because adequate, duties to require my attention. private But in the case of the legal member the Government hon. members can

<

New £62,

and

position intend

we

cannot

—

tralia

this

doubt that the for the services

no

quate

they out

from members

Our

in kept In every

dis

a

ai'e reports only half-and-half way. other of the world part yon see the weather all will chart in public placets. Up to the present it has been carried on who is the head n officer' by well. of another as he was department.'.

place on the Estimates the sum of 1,0002 for increased ministerial which salaries, will an increase of 2002 to be enable I think there given to each minister.

the

to

owing

a great for difficulty any of us to and share in the to prognosticate what will be try good things night offer The I will themselves. the future of that field. ask which government at has its hon. members in the for considering disposal public works and for the service of the colony Estimates not to forget there that than no less a sum and I will be loan estimates besides these £1,917,215 will show you how. Wo have a balance estimates, and that those loan esti of £107,647, mates we have a balance out of will have to be submitted the loan of 2250,000, wo in a few days, have raised of and in them are rail to be constructed, and we have a to balance to ways Z176.027, goldfields which we raise to-morrow, be developed, can roads to be made, and raise, other items of importance to be dealt of 21,086,000. We have an unexpend of 28 7 65 from with in addition. also ed balance former loans, There is revenue on the loan schedule for and we have an estimated of £18,000 in and All these sums the northern 2538,775. added to buildings ports, several other items, and if hon. mem gether will show that the Government bers do not see now are able if to get in the estimates legally they desire hold of 21,917,215 and expend it. before them works which Of particular not to see we could this them 1 course they desire expend it all placed on We would ask them to bear the loan esti don't intend (Laughter.) year. Last to at any rate. I think this is quite a mates in mind. I gave an year exact lookout for account of our loans in detail, the future. satisfactory and I told the House how much was The estimated revenue for is 1892 held in inscribed how much than for stock, Z538,775, being 241,085 more was held on I the 1891. Added to the credit and debentures, year balance of 2107,647, it makes available in detail how much great explained fund there was. for the service of 1892, and which we Practic sinking no in esti has taken are these going to deal with, ally change place since then, a sum of 2646,422. mates The estima except that the sinking fund ted expenditure for 1892 has increased, and some of the stock is 2596,809 to or than was 2161,106 more may have changed from debentures expended in I think inscribed stock. The only addition is 1891. hon. members will see the 250,0002 at 4 per cent, that we are into quite which we getting respect able I expect that, have borrowed. The present indebted on the figures. ness of the colony is and 31st December, we shall have a 1,613,5942, 1892, we credit balance in favour of this colony have a sinking fund invested of the net liability at of 249,612. The principal sources of 104,5312 leaving an Customs land or indebtedness of a revenue are 1,509,0622, 250,0002, little over 282 per head of the popula 100,0002, railways, 91,0002, postage 19tion. South Australia Queensland, which, together 1502, stamps 12,5002, and New Zealand have more with other make a total than of 538, items, I do not intend double this now to go liability per head of the 775 2. I have hot the estimates as it the recent has been population. through not custom as I could obtain the sometimes, or deal with it figures them But in 1889 because the in detail, hon. members will to-day. was 682 per before of have them and as they Queensland them, liability head of the population, in South Aus we will be able to explain pass through,

is

retract

hon.

that, exist in

say

mantle.

their

get is

.

now take a operations, hon. members will bear at with me, the future. There never was a time in of the the history when the colony finances of the colony were in a more

if

and can recorded, ships from time-ball. It time a credit that there is no time-ball

|

are

perma to have

year's glance

be

|

a

We constructed

goldfield.

all

as a

under

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i

nent

increase, largely that is Yilgarn

with way I will

some

the Constitution Act are too iand: that 6002 a to the low, year and 8002 to the Premier Ministers is not sufficient to enable them to do to the I believe I justice position. that I did not have said intend to move in this matter, however, I must

by honest

now, sir, the past

!

will quantity acknowledge

Having

1

Coming to a very important item which will have a great effect on the progress of the colony, and is now the principal one of exports (gold) were 1891 there entered for during export at the Customs 30,811 ounces valued at £115,181, and of this 12,833 ounces came from Yilgarn. No doubt in in the cases, many especially northern much was not entered parts, at the Customs. The actual quantity was from 14,230 ounces, Yilgarn at I valued believe the £53,856.

in

obtained

was

:

£14

rate, over lation.

cf affairs

development.

!

imports,

state

|

shows quite so well but it makes, at any head of the popu per

this

|

think

the

as

j

I don't

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at 730 Cliidlows p.m. admission to ground Fares, 5/6, including Tickets are available for specials

0

bevf-rs

7/2

Chid. Well, dep 7-30 N ortham, arr 9.20 admission to ground.

including

ordinary a4-only

day

£

ground,

Newcastle.

be marked much lower been sold goods have hitherto

tbau in

the

arr

ell,

5/8,

The

intimate

from they will

...10-0

to

p<nj-

8-15 10-30

,

AND

that he is NOW a Assort Large and Varied ment of Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery, Onyx and Marble Clocks, Electro-Plate and Goods. As Optical these have been for bought CASH to

dep 7-30

arr

admission

dep

W

Chid.

JEWELLER, BEGS OPENING

0.,

piaons.

E

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a.m.

Northam,

WATCHMAKER

FREMANTLE.

STREET,

N

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Chid. York

10.30

the

from

p.m.

8-0

...

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including

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LIMITED, PACKENHAM

p.m.

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Mass.,

REDUCTIONS.

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GLASSWARE

c

&

with

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and

&c.

&c.,

&c.,

SPORTS, 1892.

2,

7.30 8.15

...

of

LIQUEURS, VEGETABLES,

ANNUAL MARCH

a.m.

Fare,

Storekeepers, Stock

WELLS

Fremantle, dep Perth, dep Guildford, dep

by

Lowell,

and

JREAT

Champagne.

assorted

RAILWAY.

:

Fills,

by Druggists

Manager.

TRAINS in SPECIAL connection, will run as under the above

the of process No traveler, to he provided

fail

ROBERTS,

a.m.

Ale,

Hotelkeepeks,

30th

WEDNESDAY

Makers. envite

per

Commissioner

Office, 1892. Jan.,

CHIDLOWS

and

Geneva, Champagnes,

Dry Imperial

Epernay,

Bitters

Hop

Gippsland

Cordials, A.Y.H. Van Hoytema & Co., Rotterdam, Chas. Loche & Co., Rheims, Rougemont & Sons, Ltd., Bulk Samuel and

Allsopp & Chandon,

should

sea,

the

NOTICE.

Dry Champagne,

Quality

Melbourne,

Son,

or

AYER & CO.,

G.

J.

Schnapps,

Reims,

land

by

to assist Pill, invaluable.

are

prepared Dr.

Aromatic

Geo. Goulet, Thos. Trood

they

JAyer's

other

Wines, Wolfe's

after-dinner

an

Hon.

EASTERN

Aperient

with

Guinness' and

5

Manager's

Perth,

them and all

digestion, either

1 Claret

Traffic

delicate

making

Highland

(By Railways.)

the

Traffic

of and gelatine coating sngar both to peculiarly acceptable Pills are recom sexes Ayer's ages. and are famed mended by leading physicians the world over for their remarkable cleansing and not bowels, properties, only on the stomach of the hut on the blood and other fluids body. —their

Whiskey,

Tlios.

Family

of

GEO.

Whiskey, Favorite

B.O.S. Pease, Son & Co., celebrated Whiskies, <e Machen & Hudson, Beaver Brand" Liverpool,

Mail

by Special additional

—

"

of

of for the euro constipation, unequaled liver com hilious troubles, jaundice, dyspepsia, and colds. Being purely Bick plaints, headache, mineral of and without drug any vegetable is attended with no injurious their use kind, radical in Though effect, they consequences. the mild in operation, are and, therefore, Are

Whiskies,

&

for

cent.

FOR

Walker

metu

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order

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John

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may

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and

Tickets

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EDUCATION secret of bur

no

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of trutli not sel

have

some degree although they are As to the dom exaggerated. are such wherein complaints

school, in them

cases

well

and in instance of founded every the regular attend failure to secure of children of suitable ance age at not quite easy school, the remedy is circumstances. If under existing be

it

to

desired attendance

the

exact

of

inflexibly children at

all

be the

change will plan on which a

school, in the

he

their

"foe

children's matter

easy

no

in

conquer of law.

force there are

by

apathy That

will

regard alleged. better

cess

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sense

ice

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duty

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a

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to

the

in

This usually number of

a

light circumstances doubt real no

ick

too

there

some

to

brings

extenuating of

which

punish

in any case is determined on, ment inconvenience is found in another has to be the offence the way The court. proven in the police undertake teacher has to school to task of appearing odious the accused. against give evidence to have from school 'The absences and the teachermust Ibe established

the

to court, coyme the to prove

trouble

magistrate of

the so

registers

hand,

in

After

offence.

all

and delay the presiding lenient take a raay or case and dismiss it,

light

effect,

process

a

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fine

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the

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party fish

he

and

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the men

to

wounded, Bay was

death.

twenty water, in his water.

York

by

pearling

was

fish

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dingy.

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from

he

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native down

at the

same

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The famed Maccabe day last says gave in the a performance Oddfellows' Hal' on 21st and elicited Thursday evening, inst., :

from the audience in much praise general, and enconiums were bestowed by high I the local notice that the Mourpress. ambine Races take on place February of 25th and a liberal inst., programme events is I am informed published. by a is resident of that fruit in great Yilgara demand at the fields, and I think must command a good figure since fruit is very The Messrs. dear in York. Cahill Bros, aind family have returned to York from the goldhelds. The new buildings lately erected in Avon Terrace and belonging to Mr. Pyke are now about to be opened. Mr. Pyke is having tenements more built in rear of the W.A. Bank, and also several in are now almost completo cottages on the east side of the Cemetery Terrace, Avon. The Roller Flour Mill has raised its head and reaches four lofty storeys this it can be seen that the .By high. town is rapidly the old marching past humdrum and if the reported system, of near the town be discovery gold it is that the town correct, very probable will extend so as to reach Yilgarn rapidly before the Southern Cross is Railway —

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rising until

15th.

February

H. Monger, has been M.L.C., from a serious bus is relapse, suffering leave Melbourne in now better and will about ten days. J.

Some

46,

COO

and

selection ballot

on

8,000

were acres

the lvatanning thrown for open were alotted by

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not.

R Y.

LEGISLATIVE

COUNCIL.

for

is so The Claremont be up platform roofed over. This will be a boon for who have to wait the those passengers arrival of trains from Fremantle. a fall There has been Murchison fields since our since then every appearance heavy fall to the Eastward

the and of a further of Geraldton.

of

last

rain

on

issue,

News will be Parliamentary of the Budget Speech made Colonial Sir John by the Treasurer, we have to thank for which the Forrest, West Australian. our a

S UMMA

Monday.

that Mr. John Blackbournc invit at Albany, is Defence ing tender's up to February 13 for the erection of Barracks and Quarters.

Engineer

In found

completed.

notice

We

:

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acres

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Agricultural

Wednesday,

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Messrs. Huddart, Parker & Co. having decided to extend their steam service to Geraldton, from Melbourne the steam was ship Wendouree yesterday despatch to that ed on her first A fair port. trip was taken. complement of passengers The are the officers of the following Institute Swan River Mechanics' for the current Mr. Justice year: President, Stone Sir John Forrest, Vice-Presidents, M.L.A. M.L.A., Mr. T. F. Quinlap, and M.. F, A. Canning, M.L.A.

January

become

might

whose sufferer, at midnight, offered to up thanks of the

would

Government

of

appears not for

After

tiiey

boy

Our

a

dingy

tacked

in

interest eager and disease, death, the news

an

hand

Bight.

and

was

time

aged

Mr. Baker a from presented petition has reference John Slattery. The petition to certain claims the Government upon at for the discoverv of gold Kimberley. be Mr. Baker moved that it and printed to a Committee. Mr. referred Select the motion. The Canning supported Colonial Treasurer and the Commissioner of Crown Lands opposed the motion, and during their instanced the replies that the matter had been dealt with facts by the Government, by the previous and Supreme Court, by the present had and an adverse Government, opinion Motion always resulted. agreed to. Mr. Traylen a from presented petition as the Wesley Church, represented by the the Committee of Privilege regarding made in the Police Bill amendments by made lawful to which certain games were be on and the legalising Sundays, played for charitable of raflles or religious pur The asked that the poses. petitioners House would reconsider the decision. Mr. Canning in his motion to ask the their if it was intention to Government to take any steps to give effect the re commendations embodied in the report of Education the Committee of Technical matter failed to find a seconder, and the dropped. The Colonial in reply to Mr. Treasurer, A.. Forrest, said that owing to the con land tinued drought in the North-West division and the the consequent losses,

con

Royal

to

accompanied

armed.

27til.

The President took the Chair at 8 p.m. the receipt The President announced of the a from His message Excellency that the message Administrator, stating of condolence and sympathy by passed the of the on death Duke of the Council Avondalo had Clarence and been tele graphed to Her Majesty the Queen. A was received messsage announcing the Administrator that His Excellency had that assented in Her day Majesty's to the Supply Bill intituled Act an name, the out of Consolidated to apply Revenue the of Fund sum to the service £80,000 1892. of the year Sharks The Bay Pearl Shell Fishery Bill and the Bills of Sales Act, 1879 Amendment Bill were read a third time and passed The Geraldton-Mullewa Bill Railway read a second time. was The House Adjourned at 830 p.m.

of

payment each

remit

due by rents

on

the

fine

any of

reason

1st

the

of

that non

March,

in

the rents were provided June 30th. paid before of on The report the Select Committee of the Goldfields the revision Regulations and ordered to be printed. was received of Tho report the committee on the was Police Bill adopted. Bill was considered in The Bankruptcy committee and reported. of the Council Tho message Legislative Institutions Bill the Municipal returning with an amendment the recommending from the schools" omission of "private The exemption of rates was considered. the words thought Attorney-General be and proposed the should retained, be not Mr. Rich amendment agreed to. Mr. Mr. ardson, Molloy, Traylen, Mr. Randell and the Colonial which Treasurer the motion supported to. Mr. Mr. was agreed Richardson, were Randell and the Attorney-General to draw a committee up reasons appointed for the refusal to agree to the amendment. to the House, The committee reported sent on to the Legis and their was report lative Council. received from the Legis Messages were to the effect that the Bills lative Council Act of Sales had Act, 1879, Amendment been amendment, and agreed to without the Sharks' Bay Pearl Shell Fishery Bill Act, with amendments. was read a Tho W.A. Turf Club Bill sets second time. This Bill' forth that some years ago, gave a lease Government, certain of land to for 999 gentlemen that at actions at law the Chairman years for should act on behalf the time being of the members as plaintiff or defendant, of as the circumstances the case may that the Club borrow to may require the extent of £10,000 for improvements to the course, etc. that the Commis Lands sioner of Crown may at any cime enter and inspect the buildings, upon etc., and audit the accounts that the accounts were to be balanced and be every year sent to the RegistrarGeneral and lastly if the ground be not used by the Club in. the manner intended the lease originally would and the land be forfeited. cease Mr. Parker's The House divided upon the motion that Married Woman's Pro be road recond time. Bill a Ayes perty 13 Noes 9. Bill read a second time. Protection The Aboriginal Act, 18815, Amendment tho Offen Bill, Aboriginal ders' the Act, 1883, Amendment Bill, the Masters' and Servants' Patent Bill, and Bill, tho Act, 1SS8, Amendment read Customs Bill were a first time. Mr. Parker's for for motion a return all to the respective Road. moneys paid the Boards during 1S91 was agreed to. year 10.15 The House at p.m. adjourned district,

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;

;

;

was occupied with tho night the Budget Speech by the A copy will be found Treasurer.

Thursday

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delivery Colonial

commencing

on

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January 27th. Wednesday, tho Chair at Speaker took

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January 29th. The Presiden took the chair at 3 p'm. A message was received from the Legis lative their Assembly in which reasons stated for disagreeing were with amendments made by the Council in the Muni Institutions Bill. cipal The House adjourned at 310 p.m.

Friday,

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are of the heavy poor and public enough in all cases tolerate a would hardly opinion and fast rule of invariable hard on offence ad every

punishment mitted. When, however,

of

portion

and

before Driest

own

he

are

in

mate of the Lilycroth, of Princo Foy, by natives

Harbour.

habit

steamer arrived at Fre The Albany mantle from the morning yesterday colonies. She brings 100 passen Eastern cargo. gers and a f uli

troubles

rent whole

Particulars of Martin schooner

hour

an

Prince's

despaired

better, God.

slightly

Man

evinced

first

been

Almighty

reality.

Monday,

it is to and others, It are mere fictions. is be feared, decide which the Board to for and which the reverse. merit notice, leans balance too, the "Naturally, The domestic towards mercy.

inflict

none

that

The Assembly at its Legislative will to-morrow, Friday, adjourn

at

non-attendance

children's school.

view

a

J—

m

Before reaching to have first be they the District before for their show cause

summoned to Board

the

was

Cardinal

The

of the progress his just before that the

had

related

of

.

than

pro

fine

be

to

come

things them

bring

life

court.

end

that

to

use

in of

is

true

the

is

just

brought

was

'

trou

no

As

come

too

is

from the

when,

of children growing up or no and this with little schooling, because the compulsory by-laws of Act have been so the Education to out and so have irksome carry

sufficient

round-about

veiy

a

are,

take

matter.

the

in

had

away Clarence.

of

a

learn

—

ble

to

them

for

cause

is

has

it

but numbers It

decease

who passed Duke

tlie

will be proceeded quarter with all strictness and little for any excuse that may be If the change be for the

any against

the

with

ning,

in

incident

touching

a

nection

in

telegrams appearing wj contemporary,

—

the

excuse

that

<

in

parents on this or less culpably negligent assumed. be safely may point to object They may not altogether of their children, but the bdu cation flimsiest,

his

late Australian

South

absent 4 half days in any child a fortnight. In future the parents whose of any child attendances have not summed clays up 40 whole

more

some

do

for

their

to

to

elected. From

the new perhaps regula culpable, tions sanctioned by the Central Board will deal more effectually Hitherto with them. they have to be called been liable to account

the

it

education,

nor

and been fre police, they have asked to render this assist quently ance. in the of They are way hearing of, or knowing of children school. For some reason neglecting or other they have not been allow ed to give any help in the matter. who be As to parents really may

can familiar phrase that, "people not be made morally good by act of If there are Parliament." parents as indifferent and careless grossly

to

not

far than

His is oughly. pay admit of the of devoting all his time to the discharge He could be easily of his duties. his task in helped by the

carried in

does

:

compul be

.1869."

in the Municipal re vacancy the of for East Ward the presentation of caused City, through the resignation Mr. three candidates Henry J. Saunders, to the submitted themselves ratepayers, Mr, vi z. John Hurst, Mr. Hugh McKerand Mr. Geo. Dent. The election uau, which took place in the Town Hall, yes resulted in the return of Mr. terday who polled 81 votes, Mr. McKernan Hurst, and with 47 votes, Mr. Dent 9 following votes. Mr. Hurst was declared duly

to

'

tlbe

Ordinance, For the

person As things is he quite work thor too small

present.

expected

compul lies

also

effective

an

he

The

should

at

is

are

required

are at present clauses One of the difficulties at direction hinted

sory cut.

of

more

that the compulsory Act are Education clauses Conienforced. hut imperfectly about nlaints in the newspapers, or children kept roaming the streets be at when at work they should is

management.

West

Government Gazette Thursday's the C. of Charles appointment to Smith and McRae be George W. of the Justices Peace. Frederick Mau has rice M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., House, been as a medical, duly registered practi tioner for this colony under the "Medical

escape scot free. For such children a Truant school is urgently needed. Having outside all domestic put themselves be handed control, they should over of to the sterner discipline officer

and

Melbourne

ports.

Last

ers

sory

between

notifies

it,

State

traded

Australian

'

the

way through. bear the

to

as

of

none

no

Sftecorii.

%.

that

she

school and there is of reaching them except who must their parents, while the real offend fine

will

they &ije

of Thurnall, Queensthe other suddenly day. Under not be the he may foregoing designation but here known to West Australians, many will remember him when it is pointed out that he was of the Rob captain Roy wben

children.

JB.C.

Corsini,

Edward

died

cliffe,

provided

Andrew

Agatha,

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January 29th. Friday, The Speaker took the chair at 230 p.m. The Premier, in reply Mr. Molloy, to

said

with

the present

information

he

was

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received from the that it would stating not insist its amendment to clause upon 3 of the Institutions Act Municipal Amendment the Assembly Bill, provided agreed to make an amendment suggested by the Council. The House adjourned at 55 p.m. A

was

message

Council

from

brought

train

special few

.

Northampton

(From

our own Correspondent. ) the temporary absence of Fr. who is on a visit at Bunbuiy, Fr. Gibney, here at present. Delaney is officiating Whooping cough is said to be very prevalent the and a' few among children, deaths resulted have already therefrom. On Friday last Mr. Henry Davey, Senr., an old resident, died after a few weeks' Mr. Davey did duty here years illness. on the force ago as a military pensioner and was, I believe, the last of the veterans York. His funeral was of respectably attended. The death of the Duke of Clarence wis announced in town by the flag opposite the police barracks -and being half-masted, the Government officials wearing crape

During

on

arms.

their

The

death

of His Grace the Cardinalof Westminster, Archbishop though hap has evoked, feelings pening so far distant, of from all profound regret thoughtful, sincere Catholics. Under the Banner of until Redemption his body calmly rests, the last trumpet shall summon it tore-unite to participate with his spirit in the eternal incense of offered to the Most prayers Let us add in the High by. the Saints. " words of the Sequence Huic ergo parce Pie Jesu Deus Domine dona eis re :

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quiem."

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a

at

indoors

a

the

the

best

Mr.

and

their

condition

rife

about

that

a

rival

line

tons

last

the

says here

reached not

to

another

Last

laid

loads

the

from

the

attention

the

apathetic. man. and

for bounded

the

the In

south

graph

east' by, line 'yielded

worth.

But

with

well

and,

the

of local

this

During horse

"

and

corn

27th

January

of

season

Government

off

but

chaff,

from

all

drought to

ought

and

dearth

all

duties

strike

will

cricket

own

match

was

the

stakes cracks

Correspondent, between played

Duke,

or

that

now

will

be

are

not

as

Wandering

Lord the held

held

of

three ton

years

ago

Handicap

hundred

pounds.

tendance

of

as

that

I have

have

races

ever

phone,

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yearly understand

to

the

sufficient

Byron.

'the

as

was

:

namely, many other Defore stated

and

now

season.

from

will

be

no

they It

races

the

worst

and

the

that the

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in

is

of

bis 77

one

the

at

the

to

be

hoped

severe

Dear been

—

Sir, victim

Henry over

the

to

it

.cases.

has

We we

of all

For

;

are talking disinterested A. Crane, the colony,

last most

the

done it are thus

seven

a

a

years

months

"and from ago, had the slighest torture! used tb

never

then

twinge

till of

excruciating have, yon make of this whatever use you like. H. East, Esq., Stanthorpe, Dulwich jW. suffered a N.S.W., Hill, martydom of headliver and aches, due 'to disordered; indigestion, frequently having to leave his work in may

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.

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a course

of

Stanthorpe Petersham. Dear sir,— For Dulwich-street, I have' been sufferer a from years great which times headache, as at so prostrated me that I hav9 been unable to 'attend totally work. I to my have consulted the most skilled in physicians Sydney,, and -spent considerable in fees money and medicine. obtained I, however, only temporary relief, treated the as they and not the cause. effect, I was recommended Clements Tonic and determinedto test its and. I am efficacy, for the results very grateful which good have followed its use. I took five bottles, and am and wonderfully improved, have of those had no return head excruciating aches since that taking valuable remedy, Results like this must laud encourage your —

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!

some

Welling

most

evidence Mr.

the

is

;

it

effects

;

are

colony Duration and Tele Perth horses but held

99

day

most

;

hoped

and they annually, a couple of will doubt, after we years, be able to the offer same if stake, again noo a larger for the same race. one, Speak reminds of the fact that the ing of races me stake for the Dardanup Cup this year is no less than twelve pounds. This in my opinion is a very good amount when it is under stood that these races have only been held this last couple of years, so that if the suc of this cess club continues the stakes will in time cause some very good horses to The Vasse Turf Club have compete. no

now

ex

"

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fact positive do it again always. because we know

four I have

was j

The

be

induced

horses

time,

to

less

no

was

registered the hottest

;

attract

been revived formerly.

This best

to

is

late, seeing the value of

week

excruciat from and also suffered ing agony neuralgia, from extreme nervousness. I tried hun dreds of so-called but without specifics, a commercial avail; and, being am traveller, to colds from liable exposure particularly to draughts, &c a slight one even, always fled to my facial and caused neural nerves, and ex gic pains, preventing sleep causing cessive I saw Cle sympathetic headache. Tonic ments advertised, a bottle, procured and in two days the pain was completly consummation I had a never cured, expect ed and am thankful for same. deeply This

the

Willie,

why

Bunburyr Perth-Bunbury

last

proves. well-known

writes

and representatives those Bunbury of Bruiis wick last Tuesday and ended in a for the former. victory and Bullarra on By the steamers Flinders last some or more Thursday sixty pas arrived sengers Mrs. Venn, here, including and Miss Dr., Mrs., and Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. The Gibbons. s.s. Wendouree arrived here on Friday morning last and of a brought consignment cargo, large steam for amongst which, was a engine Mr. Roller Forrest's Flour at driving Mill, class a first Picton, thrashing machine for Mr. Cragie, of the Collie the Plains, combination the of its first kind being into this and a brickimported colony, for making plant Messrs. Knox Brown and Hastie. Mr. Traffic Davies, the new Manager of arrived here last week, and went Railways, on to Boyanup, on a visit of in Friday He returned to Perth Frion spection. s.s. Flinders. night by the A held for the meeting was recently of purpose whether some seeing steps could not be taken to revive the Bunbury I am happy to state races, that the meeting was a success, and it was decided to hold the'races on March 24th. The highest prize is is for which the £23, Wellington that in all the so Handicap, probability races will be confined .to local horses only, such

the

most

which

facts,

I have

at

the

gentleman ;

with

shortly

for

5s.

bushel.

per

to Perth Gibney returned Flinders on Friday night Fr. Brady has not yet alto

and

the a

emphatic

1892.

our

4s

for

headaces

and

fodder.

BUNBURY.

as

J;

while

oats,

former

1.

persons

From

was

o

is

New

r

A

this

Rev.

cure

according

elswhere.

or

rails of

recovered

This

W.A.

!

!

bag

out

hand, and into subjec

for

expected of

during

steamer

will

and tele

her vast resources, scribes, newspaper she can only article produce of her own is the best fish in the preserved industry Mullet. On the fields Mandurab market, to be seen Californian are preserved fruits, cheese and bacon, Adelaide jams, Melbourne N ew Zealand farmers of butter, and O you this immense of local Colony, not a bushel or

by,

the there

and neuralgia are the reliable symptons.of decline of health. approaching physical' nerve They are distinctly pains, an irifaleble telegraph message prognosticative of weakness. approaching physical They .are intimations that the is being im strength Overwork of any description paired. must in and result enervation enfeeblement 'of the corporeal structure. This and wear tear scientists destructive metabol (termed by ism) may be brought about by worry, ex cessive mental or physical lsbour, by contin ual attention to business, by bad- food, bad air or any acute the duties sickness, of ma the strain of motherhood, ternity, dissipa and other tion, many causes. The proper This must remedy is Clements Tonic.; and.

the

Zealand

at

per bushel retailed the latter the at

P.

The

surest,

to

oats

the

first,-

pounds

shame

acres

of

brought

is

had

Nervous

of

as

rivers, S.A. one

Oh

!

close

two

6d.

and

Rev.

Feb.

Murchison

the not

shame millions of

her

the

Irwin

well,

were

magnitude as

by

the

by

last

accident.

of food supply Victoria district,

the horse, North

had

they

smoke

the thermometer hot, in the shade, being

gether

town. attracted

curious this

all

the

the.

The

leaving

of

on

on

here.

-when

1

started

of

4s.

weather

last.

—

seekers

while

close

soon

they

have

by

and provender on provisions eight or with six horses to drays each, of goldthirstyaccompanied by a number of nine

were

water

section

The

to 20

about

of

shipment

The

rain

it

mow

Rose, J.P.,

Fortunately

fire.

Bluebell

tremely degrees

sooner

week

on

Pinjarrah railway.

yesterday

enough

with.

and

destruction

found

inspection

and

be are

he

mob. of Mr.R.H. from escape

that appears observed they

year bushel

we

Mail

damper

a

will

to con

from; sunset

night;,

It

flames

wheat

unquestionable

big,

public,

reports

make

steamers

that

the

East

Newman

of

and

shortly, called party, the better.

complaints rumours Strong

narrow

per The

commencing

steamers.

very

upon

warning-

little so that damage was done beyond tion, the destruction of some fencing. Grain is very dear this The store year. ts. 6d. per bushel for keepers are offering

G-wood

could

residence

the

Melbourne

horse

Great

cargo. the

on

The

that not a hours after

many

The

dinner

a

practice"Of

corners

at

-has and

lesson,

indecent

an

good supply

a

a

corners.

This

a

respectable people to be withbut corners -being in

the

pass

by

buildings

party horses in good imported which s.s. was Lubra,

the

laden

for discharge seen

"

Parson's '"est." from

seven

from

deck

so

fowget

Clarke

landed

the the

was

I

!'

to

and

"

gwaycious

for

Tuesday

oppresive, damp heat was all these Notwithstanding the sports carried and were out, brothers as usual one of the Drew" ran clean with all the best prizes. away The Bateman'lias O'Grady company been hut the which well-patronised; part took

comfort

sulted

so.

difficult

The chemist and druggist department heretofore carried on. by Messrs. Edwards in & Co., will future be conducted by Mr. Sargeant. The Salvation Army has opened fire and it is reported has taken upon York, town the by storm, or rather by surprise. A cricket match was played recently between the York and Northam teams, and resulted in a for the Yorkvictory seire who proved themselves flats, to be occasion. sharps on this The Yilgarn has Railway aggitation not a suddenly ceased, and now prayer is heard or a fuueral but all note," eyes turned to are and reefs gold-bearing hills of to gold be found gigantic yet within our district. Is Mt. a Bakewell or a heap of gold ? volcano, Feb. 1.

is

but

doubly drawbacks

at the street 10 o'clock

until

given

make

about

gregating

a

to

Casserley

the street and costs. has

appearance who used

P.C.

fellows

G.

being

brought

recently

those

taught

others

able

of

YORK.

all

well as as a good many competitors The out' to be excursionists.' day turned of the "hottest known here for many one Out of doors the scorching and years. sun land wind were blistering unendurable,

spoke. Legislative

to

!

Mr.

able

efforts

to

your to

fellow

men

!

alleviate the of sufferings and you have my sanction this. ;

Sydney

publish

Cunningham,

70, Watkin-street, Newtown Esq. (N.S. writes as follews: W.l, Dear Hav Sir, sufferer ing been a long from neuralgia, weakened which me and considerably, remedies without I using various benefit, induced to was give Clements Tonic a trial to and am pleased inform that the re you sult exceeded my utmost and expectations, after five I feel better taking large bottles ,

—

—

than

ever

I did

in

my

life

My

before.

wife

members and other of our family have used it with equal success and I can restrongly it to others commeud in a like suffering .

p.m. The Offenders Aboriginal Act, 1883, Amendment Bill was read a third time. and passed. The Patent Act Amendment Bill was considered in to with committee, agreed and adopted; amendments, reported, The debate on the Estimates was re The Colonial Treasurer Mr. sumed.. Mr. Loton and Mr. Canning, Simpsbm

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!

230

no

Providence But lo week came Anniversary Day, which, as of a matter was observed in the course, usual and bii'land loyal fashion. Sports on water were A duly advertised. sports thank

(mentally)

about Is.

fined

were

doubt

races

of

'

were

loitering

They

their

holding death

charged by

R.M.

our

with

Xmasexclaimed

last

on

at

after

both

of the

larrikins

before

so

were

and

master

Three

1

The

during and

man

much

so

.

ASSEMBLY. 2nd.' Tuesday, February the Chair Speaker took

holidavs

Public of stores

proprietors departments,

business

that

and

LEGISLATIVE

the

as

'

Legislative Assembly. The time for bringing of up the report the committee on the Fremantle Harbour Works for a Week; was extended The House adjourned at 4;15 p.m.

tide

well

and

men,

professional as

Officers, and other tired of

idea to

and also on account of there sickness in the neighbourhood.

Layman,

correspondent.)

,

.

Monday, February 1st. The Speaker took the chair at 730 p.m. The Colonial in reply to Mr. Treasurer, would Symon, said that the Government take steps to on the prevent smuggling northern but did not intend at pre coast, sent to appoint for travelling inspectors that purpose. The Commissioner of in Railways, reply to Mr. Symon, said that the wharf the Fremantle on was well inger jetty with and men, supplied trucks, engines but the shed accommodation was totally insufficient. It is the intention of Gov to provido ernment transit sheds. Mr. Canning, seconded by Mr. Molloy, moved for a return showing the expense incurred in the Census of April, taking of 1891, with particulars persons employed, their duties and remuneration. After an from the Colonial Treasurer, explanation and in which Mr. A. Forrest, Mr. Rich ardson and the Commissioner of Crown Lands the motion assisted, was negatived. Mr. Richardson's motion that through the loss to the settlers in the Northern districts the through prevailing drought the clauses of the Land Regalations which for an increase of rent in provide 1894 should be repealed, was withdrawn after a long discussion, and an amendment moved was carried. The by Mr. Randell amendment that the Govern provides ment will introduce at an date a early measure for the relief of by the remission of rents or otherwise the pascoralists in the Gascoyne and North West districts and other districts affected in the present disastrous circumstances of these districts. Mr. Traylen's motion that the Police be rercommitted Bill of for the purpose amending clause 61, so as to make the of certain on games playing Sunday un lawful was and the Bill was negatived, read a third time and passed. A message was received His from the Administrator Excellency announcing to several his consent bills, and also the that address of condolence stating forwarded the by the Assembly upon of Clarence of the Duke death had been to Her telegraphed Majesty the Queen. The Bankruptcy Bill was read a third time and passed.

'

Banks,

own

.

first

Tuesday, February 2nd. took the Chair at 3 p.m. The President Gerald ton-Mullewa The Bill Railway was committee. passed through The Aboriginal Offenders Act Amendment Bill and Bankruptcy Bill were read lv a first time. The Presideut announced the receipt of a from His the message Excellency Administrator his assent to the notifying Boyanup-Busselton Railway Bill, Mineral Lands Bill, Boyanup-Minniriup Railway Stock General Loan and Inscribed Bill, Amendment and the Act, 1889, Bill, First Offenders Bill. The Colonial in Secretary, reply to Mr. said the regulations under the Hackett, Mineral Lands Act would be laid on the table of the House as soon as possible. The House went into committee to con sider the message from the Legislative the Municipal Insti Assembly returning tutions Bill with amendments. Mr. Hackett's amendment that private schools be exempted from rates paying municipal of religious provided they be the property bodies was agreed to, and Mr. Leake, Mr. Mr. Mr. Amherst and Hackett were a committee to draw' up reasoris appointed for the amendment to be sent" to the

our

owing

year

;

Health Act Amendment time. asked leave to postpone till for a return Monday his motion the showing the amount expended upon Midland since the date of the Railway guarantee by Government. The Com missioner of Railways said chere was no to the motion, necessity the pospone Government would return have the Motion ready by Monday or Tuesday. withdrawn. The House adjourned at 4.35 p.m. a

COUNCIL,

(From

the

abandoned this

:

adopted. The Public Bill was read Mr. Molloy

LEGISLATIVE

GERALDTON.

-.

adopted. The Aborigines Protection Act, 188.6, Amendment Bill was read a second time. At present an aboriginal servant for breach of contract be sent to prison for may not more than one month and then only should he be unable to pay a fine. It is Bill to in contemplated under the new crease the maximum to three punishment months with or without hard labour. An offender in the future be arrested may but this be beyond the 30 mile limit, comes obligatory only when ordered by a magistrate. The Offenders Aboriginal Act, 1883, Amendment Bill was read a second time. This provides the penalty of whipping, up to 24 strokes, for felony or misdemeanour. The Patent Act Amendment Bill was read a second time. The Protection of Women and Girls Bill was considered in and amended. committee, The amendment made by the Legisla tive Council in the Shark's Bay Pearl Shell Fishery Bill was agreed to. Mr. Harper moved that action be taken to theof hawkers' prohibit granting of licenses to natives India or other Asiatic countries. He said that many of these hawkers were a source of annoyance and fear to women and children on farms. Mr. Piesse outlying second ed the motion, as did Mr. Simpson, who affirmed that a useful would shot-gun do away often with the necessity for of this kind. The legislation Attorney General said this matter had not occu the attention of Government. pied he did not see Personally, why they wanted hawkers at all. A bill might be introduced in a few Motion days.

was The Game Bill considered in com mittee. The amendments proposed by the Legislative Council were not agreed Hassell and Mr. Piesse were to, and Mr. to draw a committee reasons appointed up for not the amendments. accepting Offenders Act The Aboriginal Amend was ment Bill committee passed throngh without amendment, reported and adopted. The House adjourned at 1130 o.m.1

i

to whether Sir John Coode say be further consulted in connection with the scheme for harbour works at Fremantle. The Bill was Bankruptcy passed and adopted. through committee, reported The Game as amended Bill, by the was considered. The Legislative Council, with amendments, one were exception concurred in. The Attorney-General moved that the Council's amendment to clause 9, by which any person having out of season native in his possession game be summarily arrested be retained may as the amendment was to ble, repugnant another clause in the Bill. Motion would

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Parker,

subjects Treasurer,

Monday

on

again

and

reported,

and

Jntciitolflttial

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is

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earth, cently

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in

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light

to

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through

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Lady

were

Jersey

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and delighted and family, The made. the occasion

naturally meet

one

lengthy

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surprised of their own

cathedral for

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satisfactorily

held of license

meeting

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benefactions

the

public. A

all

years the settled

the and concerned.

are

Monday

on

not

affect

a

has colony, as far aB Rev. A. T. At

a

of copy the Rev.

character. Rossi's Captain

which he claims recognition to the glebe lands, on which ral

is

built.

the

We were Young,

as

the

This suit a

house two

"of

of

with the the

of

in

by

trnstee

cathed

a

that

they were manufacturing for Id his themselves. that there Wesley believed

self

that But

succession, Apostolic ordain. Bishop could

as a

a

book

on

be changed confer

priests

appointed"

"ordained"— in America.

—

At

confusion

on

Methodists

cast

his

sacraments

that

the

intimation

was

in

not

!

so,

some

longer binding. They deter that they should have sacramentB that no ordination whatever Bhould for

settled own

minds

that

which

Apostles.

for was

who administered

those

Can anyone by men who

imagine did

two

taught

not

years

to prove, understands

to

was

however,

is

interfere

An of

Valparaiso,

were

of

forms

alluded have

to

of

nitrate

under

attempt

any to

interfere

followed

been

by

to

difficult

a

which

British

a

certain

of the

British

would

most

Government

be probably an alliance of the States and and how far France, extend it would be might All that England predict.

Russia results

with the

to desire, thought therefore, as misunderstanding may to the carrying impediment

Blaine's plan the Northern

Egan

His

at

which

of

Colonel holds the North, v/ould be monopoly, War between Chili hindered. and the United also States might lead to a more serious state of things, since

together,

is

and

killed

This

said

outcome

American

on

the particular present point the disnuto The feeling turns. to,

since

American

supposed

wounded.

or

some

believed the situa the United

Government

with Chilian interests. of was an this attack in sailors the streets and by which two inen

a

is

ever

the

to

who

one

has

furnish the matter

A feeling against has prevailed in Chili States the war with Peru, when the

that a creed know their

by Christ

Chili

to

is

no

and be necessary

with

continued

anxious

are

no

syndicate,

the sect did not possess may presume, real or for at any sacraments, supposed, least twelve months. But next year they met again, and resolved apparently that God had not either spoken by tbe or

time

some

export

followers

we

lot,

surprising.

fomouted by British intrigues, arising from commercial and u.m' of jeal'mHy the United ii t:\Les, British interests, nevoi would .saffur a wore war thelees, to take more u che place, especially

after

or

is

it,

several

none

sacraments;

roubles. of the

Russian That Budget. anybody these figures before him, affeot to be astonished at the depreciation iu Russiau oauses paper, or 6eek for outside

tion.

death all was Wesley's and the the point; lots to decide whether

they should have any Tbe lot went against

to

indi next six

with

people

subject by one, his and held opinion, and he him Orders not call he could it for

believes

exaggeration direct and

That prominent topic. arose from any mismanagement of Minister misconduct Egan, as

the

Bisliop

-a

little

total

for

;

"

tho

of that

The misunderstanding

years 6uch a

was

be

the

to explain

religion

early

to

relief

thousands

expenses, of the famine rect, during the at eight hundred months million This would be about the amount can,

showed a

thronged owing to

correspondent

would

it

compute

Angli

plainly

mor

(Voronetz)

Government

Petersburg

by

which

The

—

that

town

one

of the

that

has

manner

feared

is

it

In

die.

St.

social

an

Russia.

in

name, since 5,000 horseB have been slaughtered last no fodder for being August, there them or for the cattle. The Standard's

been at lecturing the of John his life Ely, subject being in a Wesley ; and he incidentally proved of Wealeyans striking way that the belief on the all-important of Orders question includes the belief in a divine (which mission was and sacraments) settled by them

sufferers

capital

gamins,"

different

the

lines.

are along the Volga and peasants, famishing of conveying impossibility

will

and

Dufferin

Irish

Canon Luckock,

clergymen,

them.

will

Mr.

The Rev

dual

a

towns

:

-way mined

having

"

of

for to

preference

since the advent of the cold weawhile has appeared hunger-typhoid in many 120 peasants districts, having in one succumbed The large parish.

this it is but did not true, a lively game of shillelaghs, and, prevent a beltI gave you my Lord, thorough

and appointing the bishop and chapter, bim a member in of that body as canon It that residence. was the agreed of recognizing the cathedral as question not be a church should parish again be looked but that it Bhould raised, as

scion

recommended

is is,

crease

of the present lent Marquis every aid, and among other things gave the chil Governor Young among dren, the future These the them, a whip and a top. youthful coveted.

one

Russia the among starving a considerable has shewn in

in

peasants

at his Dufferin estates Clahdeboye, father one the farm hands. One being a reduced their .fire miserable, night The father and mother abode to ashes. ,

ant slantwise, curvatuto spinal Tho erect mc-thod

of

sloping Famine

tality

glad to wel in Governor

.a

write

expressly schools in

in

ordinary The

of

Young,

compared

as

and

ther,

gaze

guests,

is

obviated.

use

concealed

the vulgar

discussing

of the body. In position the scholar faces his writing the twist of the body spared which is always observable

cause

therefore,

about of Mr.

good

King,

1876 given to endorsed Mr. was Pnddicembe by the him authority to minister Bishop giving in his cathedral of under the direction

upon

from

and

thus

just

reading

in

dispute has been

the

suit

marriage

of

Hygiene in

erect

writing,

neck, those who

common

about Lord Dufferin story been related by ex- President When States. Hayes, of the United Mr. at the White House Hayes was Lord then GovernorGeneral Dufferin,

has

that

Thomas Bishop Puddicombe

i

memorable

but

and inspected, in a special celebrated was

Anglican which Goulburn,

his

late

thing

was

stoppage

thing

.

way.

The

curious

in

on the benevolence part Tyson is that it should have been made Hitherto Mr. charity public. Tyson's has so care been an unknown quantity, and so modestly has the hero of the fully

can

pic-nic from Kir-

made

little

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lasts.

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the

on

work 'and

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a

of

slanting of Drs.

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his

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high

engaged

advantages

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to

this

occurred

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his

on

give,

is

public

a

according instructed

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bush

a

miles

a few try sting-place A stoppage andra. old-fashioned pretty,

a

total.

to

has,

is

positions,

by

polled

famine

added

on

Catholic

a

selected

incident

interesting the journey

his

appealed

was

and Flower's

and

vote

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of

that

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and whoso ;

German,

a

Supreme Court has

armB sun

shining

means

a

figures Cardinal

j

the official Von Reubs and Lorenz report in favour of the former. points strongly of the They point out that the direction written characters influ has a marked

fellow-Irishman to and astonished learn that had met before in Ireland. Gover they nor Young, it seems, was born en the

Assembly of

him

arms

torch whose

Roman,

literally

prophecy Dominican

a

lighted

a

The Austria

a

as

a

with a represented Cardinal Hohenlohe, name

the

justify

Zigliara, in whose

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the with

News),

opinion,

Cardinal

from Corsica, dog earrying

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in

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from to

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during

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was

two

dis

Governor F. Shee-

Lieut.-

William

Hon.

the representative in the of the men's district working native town. His opponent for the Orange and Freemason

who

up

with

and arrangements it with surround

seeds,

York,

State.

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springing

result the

confirms.

newly-elected

lawyer.

the

of

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han, is a Christian is the first Catholic

.

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of Dr. son-in-law to claims hare discovered has made a of influenza,

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all

next to . be thing that It haB been found revolutionised. beam can be projected two the electric and the single beam aniles skywards, the naked over with visible eye was The horizontal miles. light thirty-three 500,000 of the Eddystone Lighthouse, shows only 17 miles as -candle power, as to half the distance, near poBBible in clear weather that ;»nd only very

that if

bankers

the

Dr. Koch

of New

hardly

electricity.

so

telegram

railings.

on the light unfortanate

sinister

which

still

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with the and rabbits, animals became affected

grass

being

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Electricity, houses are

I

the for next Pope is A burning fire." After of having examined the names and arms the different he says the only Cardinals, members of the Sacred College who

Manning. Altogether evening was spent. enjoyable James Tyson, jun., the gentleman made the most practical recently

very Mr.

motto the ardens

Ignis

MisseB

failure,

:

—

with

or

more

a

manner

:

confession

—

being

throws

that

subject,

that

Cardinal

late

who

replying

the tribute from Mr. Parnell's stands at the head which colleagues of the grave, has been redressed with leaves and white chrysanthemums. holly The sides of the grave are being planted cross

the jury that bribing sub Italian the prisoners, aquitted at New Orleans, lymched, sequently from no custody, has been discharged him. This found case against was

a

per long. of 20in.

covery. association or ladies has been An to care formed for Mr. Parnell's grave The in Glasnevin Dublin. Cemetery, with mound has been carpeted sods of and is never a shamrocks without The Celtic wealth cut flowers. of fresh

profits.

officer

the

O'Mally,

in

the

of a correspondent says hesitation in authorizing who feels any in anyone

who

monkeys

was

where be He

ago.

years of of

who

woman,

poorhouse,

to

tion of 2002 at once, and 502 per month towards water for the poorer providing Hill while the water classes of Broken

Moseley love

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Ga.,

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charged Hiram is the ceremony. who witnessed Mrs. 124 years old, and his bride, Mary old man in The fell is 81. fee

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Atlanta,

fortnightly St.

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feet

was

house,

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staff

married

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usual

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H.

WARNER

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REMEDIES.

DISEASE

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Rockhampton,

saw

said

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husband die

in

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Jones walk."

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suffered

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to

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a

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cure.

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from

years

to try Warner's commenced its

little

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mean

fatherless

pair

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—

order their

of

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now

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is

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sell

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MELBOURNE

of

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great length. Island, writes, whom to all it

or

Colony.

goods

against

CONTRACTOR

faith

very

WATTEBSON,

W.

TERRACE. SATURDAY

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