HIGH
"M.
&
AM
SONS
FOR
EVER '
HERE
ARE
WE
We have the Largest
&
TTigliam
Finest
and
JOSEPB
TOP.
ALWAYS and the Lowest
Stock,
AKTD
High
Sons,
the
Premises,
OAI!-.
Mi
AGAIN
Prices
in Fremantle.
INSPECT
Market
and
Fremantle,
Streets,
DOONAN
«SB
at
Nth.
Fremantle.
SONS,
'
ADELAIDE
STREET, Are
.
HALF-YEARLY
;
OPPOSITE
CLEARING
SALE
OF
HALL,
'
their
holding
now
TOWN
SUMMER
DRAPERY
AND
CLOTHING.
'
:o:
Seonre
Comrwrlymd
some
of
our
Latest
Lines.
Speoial
single
PRINTS,
and Patterns in Ladies' Blouses, being sold at much less than half
Styles
to clear
are
their
width,
MUSLINS
CREPONNES,
DELAINES,
and
UNPERCLOTHIN Men's
and
r
Boys'
which
Clothing
be
cannot not
-
prices.
DO
ON
Great
in
AN
Oar Fancy
LADIES'
Price.
Dress Materials,
doable and
and
CHILDREN'S
Variety. to
Owing for
the
numerous
lines
in
we
Stock,
Fremantle.
Oatmeal k
J.,
:
P BOP L E S
A P E
(1
CASH
HICK
A.
man
STm Has
in
pleasure
O
R,
Steamer
from
London,
announcing
comprising
-
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H
T I/I
AND T A 1 1
BB,
(I
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FREMAnrTiaii, the opening
WINTER Ex
do
Yourselves.
SONS,
&
at Cost Priee. value.
usual
Flaked
Parsons'
»
G
Cost
at
W.A. at the price. Come and Judge
in
equalled
quote
JOSEPH
—
of
-
his
SHIPMENT
FIRST
OF
GOODS,
the newest
and
most
fashionable
of the
productions
European Markets.
iT
ADIES' and Children's Shower Proofs, and 150 stylish aud Mackintoshes, Ulsters, Jackets, Mantels, Capes and Umbrellas, ready made from 21s. to 84s., 150 pieces Dress Costumes, 75 Plush Jackets Goods,, including Amazon Serges, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Meltons, Cloth, with the newest and buttons Covert 175 Children's and Misses Costumes, Cloth, to match FpnlerSerges, trimmings ; Silks, Plushes, Velvets, Fur Boas, Empress Capes, Blouses, Trimmed and Untrimmed Dress Material Beaver Trimmings, Donble-width from Millinery, per yerd, 260 also Rugs and Quilts. Blankets, pairs
Ju
.
MANCHESTER Freely
assorted
Gents'
and Boys'
Waterproof
Coats,
DEPARTMENT. Covert
Overcoats,
TAILORING! New
Tweeds,
Suitings,
SEE INSPECTION
AND
COMPARISON
INVITED.
Serge,
Coats,
Mackintoshes.
Every Department
now
fully
equipped.
TAILORING! Diagonal,
THE Remember
etc.
Fit
and
style
Guaranteed.
WINDOWS. the Largest
and Newest
Stocks
and Low
Prices.
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its
from-Europe. as
come
tbey Possible
Price
every article
the
out
has decided
GQjDSif
to
afijklforffi?
..Hwrfceir:
and
ppfajbljea.LST
tO-iths'
done
her
the
to
visits
n such occasions her countenance
on
have
been
would remark, their ihappiriesa'in however, hhe.WM
Tries
.
Nq.w,.,
..
filled
!
HerJrisit
Special
aii
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orsoaB
1
the street
be'
ixce18i0b
w
house,
bhhh.
.r|&
able
snowball
Wholesale
and Retail Beer,
and
Drapers, .Clothiers, Merchants, and General
Spirit
e
husband
had and
Importers.
SALE
AT.. LOWEST Oifefen' Teas, Gro&ffce';Sirs, of the choicest brands and qualities. Stores, Dairy Prodnce, etc., Wins, Beers, and Spirits, or all the best kribwn'ekd'-mbst1 by case gallon, composing popular brands in the market. House Furnishing of every Requisities anked-for jdescrjpKiiohen tion, Utensils, Hollow-ware, Glass-ware, inclading Enaroelled-Ware, Tinware China wars, Earthen warp, -E.-P. Cutlery,ware, Bed roomlets ofalkiodi, Wire MettreBse, Cheaviu's Cans chairs and Lounges Mirrors, Bedsteads, Filters, ele. A well selected stock of serviceable and Drapery Calicoes, Sheet lotbing, Whitejand Coloured Blankets, Hotse Rugs, Mole Trousers, Tweed ings, Twills, French Kelt Hats, Beits, Soft etc., wiser. specially adapted for country Also, Chaff Cutters, Coin Crushers, Horse Works, Ploughs, Plough parts, Winnowers, Wire, Wopjpaoks, .Corn Sacks, Bran Bags, Sheep Shears, Twine, StockFaneinf hoImTaf, pT>ip, Sulphur, Blueatone, Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, Piping,. Rock Salt, Hay Rakes, Dung Forks, Hay Forks, Parkes') Spades arid' Shrivels',' Bead bowers, Cream separators, Milk Pans, Hurricane All Lanterns, etc., etc. r dors receive Prices on and quotations prompt persons attention. application.
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As
-visits.-.—-
Howick
—daily
—
-
Jane
;she:
.
mauideifient
1
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a
r||th
t. .
.
Ssetiona
fot uim lydispenser .P.C., Berber ton, and Geraldton CairnsHerberton, Railway,
drugs
used.
Prescriptions
QUALIFIED Wo kpvo ;
pu
hand
T<othirusties,
Note
'fi,
had eh tTgeoftb» Sorgeon 1st and 2nd Nonehnt tbepurest at tby hod# by
also acting
Queeasland. prepared
.
to herselt'.
CHEMI8T6.
Stock of., Sponges, Sponge-bags, Soapa,,Soap- bags, Toothbrush brknds bf PerfuSiferyj'otc., rite. «Umi;'Best a
the
large.
address,
PERTH
MEDICAL
DISPENSARY, Howick
Street,
of the
little
know
i
mind ; she thinks and perhaps repe.
in
toy .
her
-
,
.
.
to
istoiem
never
about
was
life,
order
in
thief
get
to become children
her
a
a, a
!
Back. already?
she entered
Yes
it
;
the was
she
as
ply,
sat
cried house. too late,
down
her haba'ndas she said simpand opened her
work-basket.
chap;tii.
ones
wfiat
is
he will listen t the sermon
the moment when the Christmas first from began to ring-Merrily then phhrch/ fhri., fiprii/ thp had His-' eyes otherithri pof Ti|t.her Pn the fixed Jan» did not .-heah. want look in tha tio but direct-on, <he tur ed her head in spite of her self. Those two little all stockings this "tune 'to haWg ng'rTB"'ieeme3f to plead. She fancied the speak, At
bells
1
"er's
tbbur-rat
care
frad
Jarie/\Vh6-had
cent
—
;
gravb. dur
Then it seemed to ing your absence. Jane's lashes. ber that a tear-moistened: brushed It But it was quickly away. she wants to with is because stay my to him, -husband to |>iach said Jane
BrigbaireffqspttaV hospitals,
take
of this
her.
in
children jumping out of bed, running to the chimney, their little thrusting hands to ihe bottom of thair very
h )r
better, to mi;.
unable to believe that Ssnta stockings ad forgQtten-them Cl'ius ; th' n -grop d- iVe tfil ing in the qshfl, arid coming bact to their year before, mother She pictured their Nothiug !
csap,
ii.
aheyiaj "
Phi"E
f- i
ft
I will
Wbss
otYfy
to
(
'
"
Hodgkinson
a
-
m
r
are
shop.
honi:8t
:
--Ke
ht.
Yiudrifeis,
,
times by such One day in unspeakable her expression seemed softpticufcr ieL rStj was ther;2nd of Noyembi-p,,in oui's Day. ;|®r;si
;W
to-ni '
!
ess.
goodi
Street,
they
at
touched
felt
It to
!
sSw. her
renewing
to
Ten cents, only ten cents Toys and Chr>8tmaa-tree the While back was shopkeeper's Ja'rie took turned,up a jumping- jack and looked at it, cast a furtive glance a few around, took .then 9 ajter ,.8|ep8, an of feverish nesitatiori instant threw down the article and hurriad away. She seemed of herself, She,
holds
sne
Jane,
store,
.
rtppated Mrs. D
good
dispensary,
how liong' fWhen
ine
astonishes
—
medical
perth
toy
lipase.
-
it
her store
do not very busy, they She slowly walks leans against the door, thinks of away, off making anbthar 'appes .then starts and stops before a small mecHanicaTIy,
:
put!
out
listen
even
!
visit'ed.her
em
principal
customers any more It would be dojpg.agt in a stifled said Jane, v'dice.
-
s-
lipe
passing
hope.
gesture. attend
ti-is
.
ON
of the seizes
and the clerks and fro. She of and ladiant breath, They stop her with a is late! too We cannot
inside;
vith
die.
and
Jane
to the
runs
hu.riedly goes in,
con-
kefwre
flower
finished.
and
fights
been
a
brought
.
of the district. There is still time After the corner of the street turning the shatters she sees the brilliant open,
ber lamp
accident,
an
affliction
happy mMths
was
iife..
Win,
Ironmongers,
her s
smflq ;<7fen the„ l„tOL'.thb. and when she Saw the tiny her meed e flew faster than
is
shawl
inthewn-
b'arnirig
farit
a
length the"iast
At
great change arito jihe's jibor ahdUgrief a her ; her face assumed overpowered wearied and painful _She expression. without and look d worked ceasing, after her children When carefully.. wbk nb flour in the bouse, shthere walked up and down the room like oriie whileber husband beside lierSelf, stared a her with the stupefied expres suffer sion which comes from constant ofbeings. Oh, .he1 would Qry,$he ipisery We have too mu h to die. ing so poor and not enough to keep us alive. 'Sfcd to rrilrite; farfrom beig grate-1 who hi lpsd Jane ful to thbtb 'her; -seemed to entertain of deonly feeling In her mitf cirtuiles rGahce; andsh»me. the theories of her who had father, been al -bobihlt;.; ckme to her mind., She will talk to me soon of the ptiest, e lady Jane when any charitab thought
go
Grocers.
'.o
':tbnt.;fiuti:a,ttew had met with
sad
gm
itaeri
While work
dow.
extinguished
were
bohldritill
arid
ceased,
soon
glaHvthsptH'bleaffriiiiBas
broidery
'
vrnaranieeu.
comes,
<
in
asleep
stockings
active and ipduatripus jjwgf j. -8lie SKilfbl in ethhrriidery. anti-Very rose before dawn, and retired nobody in ; for after all the lights "ktrewwhen
asheyoonaerfoi'ward.
a
ach others arms. and then the mother Every now raised her her work and eyes from
hadfb'en Jane Robin
named
wi.l
in
Santa Claus won't y<<u 1
chattering
fell
chimney,
Jane.
son.
us
the faces litjup by her look passl®,
give
and you
ping-j ack. the mother said
z.,
(.
thiri'OCMriion
on
workwoman
a
;
|
of pride. that I cannot
I feel Oh. no .them upQshe answered. to
The
Mr.
said
urn
when
,
call
they
eyes. with dis-
chattr
making 'ear-
voice.
Mamm
rypur
arid
you my doll
.MPi
are'fall
y-they.-
5.
ypurj
re-
the poor, her with a smile
among
aiid sadness. appbintment -Let Anose- paole alone,
-out1itting,
lend
lepd ;«p stilled
lad
cqjj
disputing
gains. I will
one
th'
little
time,
ypjpvill
for
_
tn-
f£thrnpoor,
<
read
iiusband
..............
.
she
as
She had just
y
Mrs.
said
?
their
"Some
t
mDRAPEi®,
in
The mother, restravmng" !£|jf|j8jb as much as she cou|d ;d<> them go to bed. Aflast they jinr|fed
;|nto
'
wes
;;Wtriy-'£fc
se.
generally
could You
Lines
v-,;
s
thoughtfully,
,
ho£ oneoi
Gd froik
of
Seasonable
Y,
I.
be
to
D WHAT
imtdequate to nOla' arriving Shipments
bisold-i>dndmg,arVy$ of Large Augmentations to clear
R
sriflikea
empty
is
Guthrie's),
fibrin'
.
Stock
bis
%riir
WjTEMPORBY PREirSISSIiich,
in
0
had
CHAP.
Mr
to
(Opposite
his NE convenient
la now well established in many respects more
S T
,
STREET
R
DREB),
Q (TEftJITY
hay
0-U
I
g.
v\:.
Eve had come, Christmas Clinstmas the reat feast of the is everywhere his head buried fath in his r, hands, and is always eater y looked fo>ypgr, his everlasting words For Oh, mggA to by children;.:. eM&Pfc muttering of being 'the so poor to es rn misery She had been stHiling sotoethitl|; of the sad day, thought which would le in order to buy toys for her two lit be a day of rejoicing for all her two ; She embroidered and ones. hurriedly ones at the window at To one .who watched .her little looking feyerishly.., the other children be th< if contrast going by with there seemed a singular While these were of the toys. tween the vio ent thought's pas activity the poor mother's of the sing through mind, Worker arid 'the slow progress she involuntarily exclaimed Oh my work God and my God,! Ah me, I shall ! people say theie never get through ! is a PrbVidferi'ce and it willshe thought be a Christ; a last Suddenly like ip heard qt rasig year;! gentlejknock the door. A plosely- wrapped figups Before goipg the .children toibedj, is Mrs. It D-in the chim; appears. Snq had hung their stockings comes makes 'a;' sign' in quirikly; to the confidence W.ith ipey. touching Jake, goes straight to ihe health, Had spent much of openi childhood, they her basket, arid puts a jurrilrig-jak id them from side to si' e, time changing one a doll in the and was test stocking, other, and disputing which the cand'es all round then she them; place. 4 joyous Christmas come tp you Santa Claus will down here whispers all ! I must because I huiry away, said one. He will first, put the first at home to fill. have little when the stockings there. wind Once, present She has her hand already on the their made a loud noise, they .joined knob when she hears a stifled sob. It hands and shut their ees in tht- in is Jane, who after this scene Then hear viewing of their tensity expectatio. without Haying a word, and as if bewil more went they rose and ing; nothing burst into a dered. fit of sobs, and to look into the mouth of the chimney. into throws herself the lady's arms. Let us wait and see how he comes The tears which had beep down. fop —
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The
flow
ones,my
The
the
with
D
—
akilhhgv
aii'l',p'r;dVidk'd''
Tcame to merely they thought itWas keep thSmfrom starving onjy them a when I bought jumping-jack knew I and a doll that they really lovothkifa.'— fjtecHange.
600
j
Apgyil
999
Of
the
-
America. .
view
of
I
"
ln
undeserved
calumny United of America, by thd members Of thatbiXOtedbSnd. the " American1 Proa San Francisco teCtiye Association," the of achievements paper publishes sons who fought and some of Ireland's of
dained died.
the
are
few
a
fort
of
raise
the
first
Id there
a
ninth,
SixtyThe Tipperiry. Liltfe Round Top;
native
Petersburg, general
.
1865.. The only " Jackson defeat ""Stonewall rwds Geberal James thO :WWr April
9,
the'
'Irish'
'
hero
of'two
Theflrst
gtime, summit
'
wars
fOif
to
man
of
lad I
'
I
;
Almoners
of
them
perfect
Of
It
but
possible,
make
he
codirSe,
ess.
got
into
.
fire
had stirring the the
month
of
old
an
of
This
it.
.
a
she forgot .her part and Faimali's Fortunately wa9 to skull thick withstand enough and he was soon able to the. pressure bnt he Carried extricate himself alive, marks of his misbap to hia> last 'day the and
never
the
repeated
When
tHok.
dangerous
Amsterdam, a young Mynheer van Wfjbgaaden,
1 862/
In
'at
:
gfentftriao;
him into a tiger's went with cage, but the beast at once fell upon the intruder and killed him ou the'spot. Faimali's exertions to master the tiger were in and he was himself vain, severely
!
dealt j
i
Labour.
to deliver order him from its on Later on be retired his accumulsted wealth at Placenza and mar1 ied. Bdt his' marriage was not a happy one Only a few months after bis wife he only lived left and henceforth him, and for his pets— —lions, tigers, ;
in
to estaliflh "induiirial obtain
'may
terms,
wkich
priests all
the
houses"
of
working be expected
important where
on and lodging easy bureaux of by means for ememployers and candidates will be brought into commun-
ployment '
either
without
been
to subject of the fees charged by kindred payment to but dot : last least, and, Agencies where schools the technical establish child will be taught some wdticman's its with natural; trade corresponding to and iucHoation. In addition talent
icalion
tis; selves
ibe
the
disposal the visiting
in
clergy 'that
almoners
rev.
at
to
class
pected exclusively
to
which
dbyote
their
place themof the parochial sick members of be ex will they will
time
and energy
,
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and
alike
;
the
of
Nation)—
fact
.
Weekly."
perfect
speakers like
men
Doherty,
Lowell,
would
orators
on
the
America way Celtic
er
will
race.
-Wendell
Phillips
and mark
be found
The
connected in some the 'fluent passionate
Saxon
the
in
strangely
ground sudden,
for one
that
Boyle O'Reilly, have made their
With
views
new
platform,
ex
in
othet
may find
Optimists
precision, are and
women
firmness,
the
are
any assembly in the world, This gift of natural is due eloquence of Irish to the' strain blbod in perhaps all of their veins— for men note in as
What
basis
is
the
Reformation
the
The following vent
Pastoral
ham
gives of
fluence poor
of
deed, that
faith
a
|
virtue
j
what great
city
great
shake itself and display
should from an
in
a
moment
odions
tyranny enthusiasm for so is not common. Yet this is The two has really happened; in this leaders movement, curious free a
genuine
the very opposite enough, represent The of American citizenship. to don the badge of the new crusade first a a Ms88achuse(ts was Puritan, Presby named Farkburst, terian Minister, who ly
poles
great
them
did
for
,
Poor.
England's
extract from the Ad of the Bishop of Notting sufficient view of the in
a
"Reformation"
the
the
on
and the efforts that England have since been made to relieve them. " Hia lordship says, The evil work of 1 ibe Reformation' detached England from the Faith of Christ. It in was, than
more
half
a century before out of the hearts of Englishmen
rooted
was
of
the : great majority the despotic of power and treachery the Reformation crushed all Sovereigns and a vast array resistance, of infamous Peual Laws made the practice of the
bnt
!
a certain cause of ruin religion of torture cause probable and death to the whole people. Thus did lose the faitli. Englishmen Afterwards unlimited by falsehoods, they were
to
taught however, blood
It
it.
was,
the
of sufferings of confessors, and by hundreds of martyrs. and that blood kept it
by
thousands
many the
aud hate
despise glorified
of many
Those
sufferings alive in the hearts of many, and by the ere graoe of God will it back long bring to the hearts of all. from Nevertheless, that time forward, heresy and unbelief
have
throughout unoheoked
reigned
and
umphant own
and
days, Lord's
the
and
charity
land tri to our
the
almost
devastated
thoroughly
Faith
vineyard.
extiuot,
quite
with its and every
seemed departure Christian
from the laod.
Lust, rapine murder, sacrilege, blasphemy, and every vice held unbounded The religion sway. of England was broken and the up, churches almost wrecked universally and robbed. Church lands con were fiscated
for by the State, the partly and nobles, to the partly pay ministers of the and the uni religion, versities were emptied of their scholars. The Parish school system more (far tells
recent
a
complete,
than
us,,
Protestaot
anything
and destroyed, and convents,
was
otterly monasteries
we
in
writer
have now)
the
numerous
homes for of God's poor, where charity,
of thousands of Christian centres that were in need found
maternal
might
women
trained
self-possession,
admirable
others
in their hearts until the. carry treasure-taker, Death, shall relieve of the burden." will
laid "
the Speransa most voluble
The
orators. ideas with
their
while
most insignificant Still, personal gift. a debt half it and acknowledged paid, the other half all good New Yorkers
all
Hall-
Tammany
almost say miraculous, redemp of New York the rule tion City from Tam of that Transatlantic Camorra, That great cities should many Hall. and legally or less be more misgoverned tee tne long ran plundered has been in universal of mankind, but experience
and
the
are
and when
of nations, fluent most press and
;
crown
America.
AmericanST—men (writes Lady Wilde,
majority
in
uniting
here.
on
of
for
right
Catholic and a
Iron-
Irish
Lawyer
been chosen by a 60,000 majority to be the recorder of the city for fourour teen years to come— supreme crim inal weeks past the judge— aud for have given two or three newspapers columns daily to suggestions for a fitting memorial of the services of Dr. Parkhnrst. But Mr. Goff will get (ess salary than he can earn, now that his ability as the best cross-examiner of the day has been demonstrated in and private praotice Dr. Parkhnrst will not the aocept even
fled
Belfast
.
has
.
Infhxenoein
sake,
good men misguided
and
the
and
even of their deploring zeal, but great is their reward Goff, without asking for it,
eousness
even
the
own
were
and persecuted
reviled
virtue
their
The
for
and
Celtic
workmen
awhile
hundreds
centres
food labour
Times.,
Weekly Loudon
Defeat
the
will
protected on be was
hope
gas.—"
j
welfare
These
time
the courage to see with the abominations of tiie find out at first hand who and profited Later by them. Irish Catholic by an joined named Goff. Both of them
that the average mouth is coal at the pit's that of' American 7s 5d. per ton, while coal is only 5s. 4d This fact should coosideted who be seriously by those concerned for the future of those are industries which depend manufacturing
i
eternal
classes.
the
in
divided
monkeys.
society
1
a
Almoners $e tolook ilie;-
Liege, Belgium, called of priests temission Will of Labour, Whose as well as the lemporal alter
Bishop
7, Tlje
founded
his
of
new
It is carious that while cheap coal. there are 640,000 miners in the United minora in the 363,000 Kingdom, United States raise practioaily the same of coal. In addition to its quantity the United States coal, has, of coarse, a oil and supply of fuel in its great
.
s
a
refused,
.
io
folds.
being
is significant cost of British
he was lefts suc m'adled. Withsriakes cessful than with Warin-blbbded 'ani mals. His eye had no effect upon them, and once id Paris a big boa-constrictor had crushed him, and had to be nearly killed
Court
was
tons of 163,700,000 coal. In 1893 she produced 164,300 000. Meanwhile the German produc tion had inoreased from 56,000,000 to The French from 74,000,000 tons,. to 25,000,000, and the 20,000,000, of the States from 103,000, production to 198,000,00.0. Of the 000 more backward countries, Rtiksia has improv to over ed from below 4,000,000 and Japan from 9,000,000, l',000;,000 to But even more 3,000,0000.
that
heir
but the motion
appellant
of
Kingdon produced
discon
so
The
her old is fast losing England pre in trades. eminence the coal and iron her The United States have beaten in iron, and they are now nearly easily In 1883 the United in coal. equal
'
hold
laid
trial,
Coal
lion
her tail performance Cage and neighbouring
a
£200.
judgment
for
iu
adventures Once he put
tamer.
other
every
head into Daring
a
ultimately
haf
the kitand to prepare simple disHea and to serVe them Up. style
range
in
think to
the against obtained
proceedings and for
Committee.
them One
snapped her jaws.
Slity-ninth.
was
taught
certed
the Phil
Pennyslvania The first Irish regiment Sixty-ninth. Union the retreating to form and protect at Bull Rod was the New York army The lest blow which of Lee caused the surrender General Phil Sheridan.
part scarcely
panther
the
of
that be COnld make of domestic sei'vauts.
Australia
Their opinion. now ordered that, judgment Lordships but withont be entered for the appellant, in Aus costs in regard to the litigation while be most pay the costs to the tralia,
the
would
his
.
that
the
play
'like
place
is
moved
as
in
ascendency
to
Missionary Ridge one in Albany year froih Ire tftdWtfVhl of hiS pkrents after to in land. The first -general trinmph was the William South-west General. brother of the late Stare Rosecfahs, of Colnmbus, Ohio. Catholic Bishop in defence of the flag The ffrst shot fired at Fort Sompter was by an Irishman still in born—Patrick Gibbonfe, living that bold Pa. The monument Erie, of Get of honour on the field the tysburg
oirer
a
instituted
appellant, a verdict
menagerie stableboy, an developed extraordinary: 'wild animals. H9 had
soon
Ichen I
tfoirn
Sberi'dat),
he
I
Shields, the Ra was
land
Western
death of a boy at the Albany Hos notice of the termin he received pital, ation of his tenure of office whereupon
a portly small vil began Hie
a
exiles.
his
eyes,
the
of bis eyct expression even which fascinated the wildest beats land them of their will. Over deprived he gainedsnch' monkeys in particular
through
jeach
of
'somfetbiiog
'
1
In
over
bad
He afterpost Was on leave of absence. to have the appointment parda applied was but the request made permanent, in not Subsequently, complied With. of eircntnstances attending consilience
Italy,
imitation Savoyard with At he entered Co.Itoar
an
,
service
Ipodrer
'
bsfore
fell
as
aud
born
Apennines,
marmots.
the
.
who
Harbour,
the
|
reach on of Getthe fiald Was Colonel PatrickH. who ifell at the head of his (VRbtfrke, now an and whose widow is tjoops, of the. Sacred Heart.. hoofoored Sister of The thgiment that made the success retreat of AnMfeClellati's at the battle Massachusetts tiSiaui/ jpossible 'Jwa'e " of Gaines f jjiiili Ninth, by its victory Mills. The last Union killed general was Thos. in the war Brigadier-General hero of Cold A. Smytb. tbe lrish-boi'D ..
in
career
to
man
five
'
lage wo
written
bias
was
banner
protecting
a £200 verdict for upholding obtained by one Dr. Smith, the respondfor ent in the present unreason appeal, service. able dismissal from the public a Dr. Smith had received temporary as medical officer at appointment Alhanv holder of the nrhtln this raoiilar
animal whom:
about
Faimali,
He
in
famous
e
speaker,
Ireland
Colony,
Beasts.
Piacenza,
ti
lately
Mautegazra,
jvdliime.
It
nbar
;
admirable
an
of Committee the the judicial on Council, Saturday, judgment Colonial was given in an appeal by the of Western Australia from a Secretary of the Supreme Court of that decision
'
irilla
;
At
b
WM
Gpilio
!
of Carrickbeg,
first
t
bis died
jUmer, Paolo
on the Potomac after the firing beyond Fort .Bumpier— Was Captain, now. Brig " Irish Cavanagb, of the adier-General "
1
1
.
Fort Corcoran, and the Stars and Stripes thrown to the breeze
was
soil
it—
adoption The exploits. oh Union soldiers
by
to
man
their
and
Scotland,
Lived
their
of
erected,
Virginian over
land
the
for
Here
for
priests
'V.-
.
Catholics
nov
of the grandson and the late Mayor is
Privy
"
this
Irish
'
the States ::
'
in
'
Valour
.
her
from
Appeal
an number increase eodfirmed, 8,815, of 2,865 ; but the marriage, 2489, re of 137. a decrease io cord There-are, round numbers, 388 Catholic oburStiSs; in and stations the dduntry Chapels the eleiren past ybtir Daribg were; Or
'
Irish
(gleanings
1
was
has added not a little to the trinmph of American; and America io return has often genius, nobly flung the desolate
'
ta
:
increase and the
an 16,444. stfow baptisms, the preyiouS year of 332 ,
der rne
;
Dunkeld and 32,000; 28 and 17, 30,000 ; Galloway, 61 and and Aberdeen, 12,167, 22 priests and 11, and the Isles; a For all Scotland, population.
39: and
' _
'
it.
immigrant of New York, also was an Irishman.
Edinbdghahd
prieBtkand'popiilation. St. 60 Andrews,
'
I'hiy'dkai?; food,
an
Irish
an
.
Mrs. biteh
the
Henry James,
elist,
Atioii are CatHotiie Wdthblibhd pop'dl as those or last the satne year. and 363,107 of popnlatibn. 373 priC8t first diocese stands with 163 Glasgow, and a Gatholic of 240,000 laity priieits Next in order come the dioceses sotils , the followidg returns Of dsined. With
now.
the.
pub
ttanch
1
the
you
first
are
of priests
litioiber
clod
-1
have 'never theiy until least gratitude
.people,,
hown
-
Scotland
in
total
United States Irishman the great ;
of
President, the son of
"
remarked
!
D—
.
strange
Shs.'pU.hk and
thwi;
bled
Church
for the
:8taiisticis
but it is the nation, it its that gives all and finish. A recent
of the
influence value
artistic
' '
sHow
of
official
.
Fdhik
<8
nualj
The
lished!.
-?
children.
i
an
Gathdlic.
isliilcfi;
church
block
rough
poor .
to
Scotland.
Celtic
!
replant
in
Church
;
find inn years: Afe last in;torr#nts. Mylittle littlermkk she cries.
mora
thnn
and euro, were ruthlessly Their lands and revenues
help ruins.
over to the sovereign's given in and upstart famous favourites nobility, and the were turned tenantry out of their homes to happy thousands,
were
make sheep,
by
way
and
for
the swine.
new
The
owner's
oxen,
cruel,
stony, selfish hearts that wrought this wide ruin and were spread desolation not to feel likely pity for the wretched vic tims of their crimes. When outcast Monks and or the multitude of Nuns, those who shared their in ruin, dared their ask to misery relief, the ffrst was uot how to relieve and thought aud exterminate help, but how to crush them. Put them in the stocks for two them to blood before days together, flog and after, banish them from the king dom on pain of death, brand them on 6eil them into slavery faee and breast,
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and subsequently almost by an flood of licentiousness unprecedented
many ous
when
a.
a
far.
of
our
beat
has
man
110
worse
and waite". further, he might shareor that two, character the re of every with vagrants of a ensiial and ward, lodging pulsive for the same should then have duly par. lew
a
milcH-
hoars 01 several by Such is tiio morning. in which the law helpwhen
he
to
is
the
work'iu charitable
why
poor Workman, work find to main
ideal
the "
But
.
his
of Christian
charity. the
not
of influence from neces-
only sprang laws and institutions love which tends rather than from sity our The tra idea of charity. to lower which followed of the centuries ditions it
is
the terrible upon above described The direction. teenth clusively
in
of
the
which ns
of
religion
showed successive
in
we
the
the
cruel
by
the
savage
faoalicism
National Library of Australia
of
the
lasted-
300
in defeated.
severely the Japanese and Ciihal,
to
stop
Russia
.-
warships;
The
the verdict
for
in
Honor,
exaggerated,
Ben v
lias
-taied
"up,' not
were
to
be
have
Reports that
were
couau-it-ji;
massacred
by
been
not
munication being cut,
is
been
received
to
the
been
The news com Te.egraphic to the wires owing
confirmed. suspended,
that
until
it
is
to
to the
as
.
y:0
..
the
French and
Grey, menace
said to
the
of the
speech
the
friendliness
was
latter ..of
the
to
dead,
of
Marshall at the
Siv ripe
Grant,Patrick of 91.
G.C.B.,
London,
March
31. ,
state that, from Pekin, reports to have the Japanese Government agreed for an armistice. the Chinese proposals were entirely At first the Japanese" officials at but the request, owing to the against was deit tempt on Li Hung Chung's life, Latest
were
'
' .
.
..
reward
a
will
as
;
.
the
Power's
three
on
'
the
perpetraiion in
destroyed
separate
.
unionist's
2.
April
Sydney, been
!
committed' coal the
with
two
bombs,
composed
with stones and blast the exploded near nonr. Some, of the police we r« otherwise no damage was'
were
camp.
injured,
.1
done.
'
A man named Wm. Simmons lias been convicted of manslaughter in thecausing death Helen Lamb. In a druken alterca-. (ion- he struck the woman over the and eye she died shortly afterwards. The jury.re-j commended the prisoner to. mercy, oh 'the He was ground of provication. sentenced' to 12 months imprisonment.
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.
AUSTRALIA. '
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At the
Adelaide,
"
2.
April
Criminal
Court yesterday .Robert aged 22, pleaded guilty to steal of harries from T. ing a quantity Lamb,' of Gawler and South, others. Hermann and Landsorf, also aged 39, pleaded guilty to obtaining false money under pretences Sentence in each case was .defended.
McDonald,
and
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i
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4
pf total "estimated
The
>
s'erling.' exceeded
for
once
of the revenue 1894 show the
for
by half
-
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on
is
m
;
;
iii
i
receipts
pu
-I
appointment of the High Co.ni-
to
colon
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ri jig
Nt>w,.oafe>|
typical ti.-
and
iu.oijed
.
w,ifli,(fh|i
;
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Illis
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the
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lMi<hynpj
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rich
as
t
lakr-ti
gto'vip.
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?,
ni.iihmeti.c
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Chronicle Unilnok(in
iMtr'-
J'.mj
Wttjov
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V-e
1'Iim
ishTol
fl
the
of-,
Daily
ailicl'-
all,
to
easy lint-
l.,oodon
United
to
not
tin-
wi'-h;
tiiif
the
miliion.
a
Arithmetic/
Golden
question.
is said to be Africa the increase Sir Harcourt on William has to give an evening for dis been asked in of Com the matter the House cussing
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;
1
1
wpi k« nin.nh
its
.
£8tV,000 OoO; 289 OOO OOO
-e
;
'j-.t-u'e
I
la.ms
ands 8ol<i,r£rq,2o0,00.0. debt of £60.00.0,000., .that has assets of £120,000,000,
i)f
Vuiueii
dne
yet
at
ihe
no
Against is,
.an
INTERCOLONIAL
VICTORIA-
a
the colony and against of £2.50Q,
interest' apijual charge it has a revenue from its public works of £2i750,000.. Out of a public of £l0,06o,000_bhe-thifd revenue only " comes from taxation, and there is' no land tax, no income no tax, rate, poor no and no Church rate, school iraie." The chief asset of the colony, of conrge, is its roil ways, and a comparison ,ifl made betwixt these and linea of!" the "
March
Melbourne, Fen
Dr.
raigned with
of Carlton, the Supremb
wick, before
ciated
malpractice. with Jane
nurse.
The
returned both and
the
a
Jury, verdict, accused
In
this
Sutcliffe, aftei of were
he waR;
case ;
a
30.
ar again Court, charged
was
a.
short
asso
professional retirement,
''Not
Guilty,"
discharged.
Melbourne,
'
London aiid " Co. New
North
South
;
April
1.
the on Ironship Lindisafarne, voyage Geelong.to London, has put back in to Hobson's in a Bay very leaky condition, struck It is thought that either she a her or s'arted submerged object plates. She was in a perilous water aB the position, On arrival the crew' gained on the -pumps was exhausted. completely William of claimant Rand, the alleged the has been Rand Estate q,t Albury, ar rested with an by the detectives, charged offence. unnatural
miles named
of
Western Railway Wales has 250jL
of
ness
as
company Including
;
comnanv
more
times
three
the open 2000. has an
railway has about that
cabital.
The
from
age
the
Condoholi where Messrs
night filled
piping, powder,
.......
settle,
A'-amst agitation Sir Robinson Hercules of South missionership
a
two
offered evidence
of
near.
Last
-slightly
Press is urging should France pro
:The
Edward
Sir
followed
and
000
reply.
Labouchere,
Mi'mini
ing
peace
of Pekin
seizure
colonisation
returns
the
who
giving
has outrage in connection
serious
strike.. of iron
seen
Edward
Mr.
outrage
to the the
mons.
of Commons Sir House yesterday to Grey, Parliamentary Secretary made an state ihe Foreign important, Office, the-' French ment expeditions concerning that Great He stated' into the Nile Valley. advance Britain such an as a regarded Com The act. Niger distinctly unfriendly this he said, had confirmed intelligence, pany, that the had entered and stated expeditions The the territory mentioned. Government for Government an had asked the French for and were -a waiting explanation, In
-
_
at
he asserts Japanese, to make fail, negotiations
;
effect
has
British detachment the Chitral tribe.
recent.
a
nlvi'lah'sVii/t
.
'
(O
dm
undoubtedly
were
01
'
1.
April
stated
earnest
;..
of
African
tJis.
that
up.
'
The
.Britain arbitration
Kingdom
libel.
iuto
the
A
million.
a
The
Tillet: res-died
deiemhtnts..
complained bin
Mr
icle,
'"the
summing-
statements
by
Ch.ro
has
district, and horses stolen and occasions,
autonomy apd Wales. by a major-
referring
armistice, only last
Great
ceed the
Mummy
al
eve
-b'jk
testimony;
to any person the conviction
Western coach'
Friday,
on
in
japan,
,.
A section
that
ultimatum
British
brought
action
libel
Nicaragua
the
respecting country.
des watch;
to
,
the
»r>
'
joined Phillip
Sir
'London,
the
»
iter;--'
..
Government to
of
;
in
m
I'rvera In
riieath's
.
of of the will
the
WilcanTraJefs using
r
in/
arj'es-
thc'.oi hv given
'as
hi
saw
bhe'.
for
r
dismissed.
wi.j.'h
,
Ho
'
statements
Mikado
of
ter,
>
tO'
placing ori
tin-'iil-'V
(
i
massing, have
m-ni't r
':
.
j
two
against a in
lias
all-
Nan
to
is
Government
States
result
Field-
and of
lead
The
took Prince Biamarck's ,80th birthday was much rejoic place yesterday. .There The number of presents re ing in B-'rlin. of ceived statesman, many by the veteran exceeded The a valuable '1000. nature, letters number over a q mu congratulatory
seize
Commander effectually The march
basis.
Cabihet
king
!
Mr.
was
.The
Hercules
press; in
Chang.
«
'
tl.at
10
j
in-
the
is
to Pekin. once undertaken.
United
patched the
|
engagement! It
,
ence
hours,
two
over
the
men
rumoured1 that at Yaladivostock:
The
is
ex
civil
which
Powers.
same
enactments
most
is
troops
seven
almost
itself
have
ingeniously the life for wicked laws rendering and al io Engl and miserable Catholics were varied These most impossible. a
'
series
century
period influence
of
'Grand
It
a
striving ,fow far wife and children! circumstances make it may existing law lo for the neces-ary put positive in hindrances in the way of the mutual and love which me tercourse, sympathy, of Christian characteristics the charity its We only say that we do not judge. of to lead to an idenl so help3 doing from which is very different benevolence tain
view.
-
almost to/death. should have
lost
food supplies kin will be at
is
sleep in the eyes of many than if one were to
crime, .magistrates, his wife and kick wretched criminal
The walked an hour
in
were
the
air
open
to
struggle'
teution
get hein
hi-
the
home
on
a
Chinese
The and
a secure the"'
.
weeks' imprisonment To sleep in crime.
for
after
evidence
of £100
has imposed a-sentThe" Japanese court for- life on Kahamir of penal servitude of Li Hung for the attempted assassination
29.
Haichow,
captured
in
-:y(«-i-:
eiiee
-
lay probibly
Japanese
'
(ourr
.
hands
will
he
do,
or
anywhere
or
have
«
the
alive
existed
upon
h, PP our again
;j
.
he
if
The
the hedge,
March
London,
dai:e
Steal
supnort
case
juncture
affairs.
Commons"
-
FOREIGN
of
'
him;
not
re
in
in Arimenia
.
let. lodging, to lie down to rest under under the lee of a haystack, else where the police may
News.)
Daily
R.
.-.S1--
not;
.
him
no
the
(Prom
j
'consult
pince.-ded jn the Central bnneei vinl sk.,'Mr. s The
ex-
.
aud
money
votes.
arrangement' whether China;is not. or proposals if the are ready, bold for a bid Nankin.
—
:
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trade
to
iiia;
J»|Mtii.i!
ar.
at this
favoring Scotland debate carried
brief
a
26
The
Celegcama.
l
Assembly andyesterday, of a Royal Com
,
motion, Ireland,
declaration
.
a
take the road poor man find work and elsewhere, him when he has no upon
come
sight
of
House
after
Sir
Siitercoiomal
jfoiTijpi
which
tant
r
Governments,
.
aud
try
1
impor
Mr.
i
subject.
England, of
.
to
dead
..
of
.the.
necessity
puesti-rn.
ton
1
the
if
no
Christian
-
practically
Again,
matter,
Imperial to adopt of procedure
Eastern
German in this
the
on
some
workhouse,
himself, sending and his .childrenfor a few minutes
the
this
in to Robinson,' replying his in concerning. stated terest mines, South African if to take, as that he decided office/again Africa he .of South'® High Commissioner un would enter upon his duties -perfectly interest a farthing's fettered and- without in any of the colony's mining ventures.
in
and
altogether
to
:
|
.
is
prison
once
the
land."
throughout
month, all wearand undergoing what dross, hopeless imprisonment. or
I
.
week
be
to
seemed the
charity
fcblouy.'
The motion the favored in of Parliaments establishment separate and Scotland Wales, possessing Ireland, of domestic affairs. the control
i
was
literally
them.
care"
or
and
the
was
!
pel
in
members
i..-; ,30.
'
Armenian Govern-
.lo-
atrocities
in
Dalziel's
ity
drunk,
gelling poor had
.
a
to man
the
duels,
defend
to
one
tiine
their
passed
gambling,
triguing, fighting
the
.
third,
a
meet
to
a
once
ing
the
be fouud.
to
In Mr. for
<!:
i
March
Premier appointment to Goal trade enqnire intejthe The' Premier he 'said was'fully
iriissipn
such
replying
An
undesirable
very crisis
a
reports
one e<
l
education Thus, whilst
poor
.
his into
have gone into oue into wing wife into" another, to
the
aristocracy
beg alms
a
For
.
going
asts
most
'
ought
to
calls or
liable criminal, The impudent
is
punishment.
severe
he
if
;
houses,
to
his
scholars oppressed barbarous uu
by the
fagging. nowhere
of
the
;
to
in
the.
recent
the
was
'
semi-
and
of
upon, the
requested
'with England unhad been met with Currier's efforts, from all disinterested stinted parpraise but it was not considered advisable ties, time the to publish, for some consular yet,
higher and tyranny. the scholars by
discipline,
that
j
classes
oppressed
to
it
to raise Russian
;
:
and little ones wife at hie neighbour's he of a passer-by,
unother
unable with
ference ias
;;
5
deputation
promised'
referring
necessary mode cautions
tremely
Pen
j
find
stated Socieiy, fment found it
not
were
A waited
on
that
>
;
Sydney,
For
Commons
ii
:
swagger.
mere
of Kimberley, from the
Earl
deputation
to
terrible'
were
Enconomist
The
I
relief.
ma
mode
.'
o
too
iii
cruel
j
this,
The
-
vigorous and to prevent any other Let a man he wholly and be starving work,
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>..)
j
SOUTH-WALES
NEW
Speak by Sir
"declared
-:
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most
lute
|
masters
that
necessary, laws to enforce
hi.
c
,
;
thing
The
savagely starvation
by
.piv.-ted.'
of these the century.
i
chinery make we
relief
that
we
one
and' cruelties; and some
schools of the very hotbeds of immorality
were
1
are
the
t
of
He is monetary
receiv
for
strongly present
and
lot
.iii.5
M.
House
'
'
at the British urges Expedition Nile to in the Valley proclaim from of the entire waterway, .possession' Mahdi's border. to the
ill-
io prison until languished allowed die of aud were often to death, starvation. The peor-houses were abodes The of misery and want. mines, the and other biiokfHds, places of labor were filled with abuses and abominations which there were to check. no efforts
The
!
reyolvjepj
;
a hostile adopted The Debats demands. head is the legitimate France and looks to other. no recognise
in the Hanotaux
assertions
also
with
w'."-e
-ettlo!i>yo!.-, wore
til
:
have The been making; enquiries police of .theconcerning Wm, Rand, the claiment estate' of the late Robert Rand, iieaiv It appears that he has a strange'1 Albury.' fancy forchanging his name periodically.1 Some of the surnames adopted by him were Newton, Seymour,. Gordon and Tichborne.
French
been
not
a
be
to
a,
transactions.
has
Nile Valley, and will only,
Friday,
debtors
niless
saiisfied if are the charity the taken coin gets by the thrown from the window,
is
a
could
had
Press
'Edward Grey
'rained
.insufficient
«»?i
tWv
if
vi-ited
men
the
French Minister ,M. Hanotaux, lia3 been interviewed. eign Affairs', statement to the ing in' reference'
;
lliem
priip.ni!.
horrors mention,, reformed
yesterday..
s
!
attemptedHeeshdt
the mouth >yitli condition. 'critical in' a heavy ioser
,
!
death,,
unrest
who
him
drunk
death,
their
kill
states of the
;
the
and
satisfied
and
the
at
officers,
starve
usage disgusting'food, The penal
ip(:
-
or
himself twice. and is in' stated
arrived
was
from
reply
at the English the Khedive
tone
force,
aud navy
.
than
worse
of brutal with ."impunity
.
So
urmy
offences'
of,
by
)
French
The
;
'
'assize.
every
men
fraud
by
the
In
wijl
some carried on tluough paid ma ridicule and abuse and who chinery, who listen to the ap those personally mostof even the tlie poor. Nay; peals ihat are think all benevolent to apt
or
parties
floggings multitude
be
poor servant
at
scores
by
kidnapped
or,
.
of
thein
enness.
suicide
2.
April
clock-mater,
a.
commit
ed.
of misery manner of
state
a
'
I
the
man
in
action
no
which
Government,
no
r subject/to all starvation, from the magistracy and the Iunumen.'ole hanging lows
recruiting
ru> is opportunity intercourse and personal essence which ure of the very sympathy are ev< of Christian There n charity who hold it as the first of article those should that all their creed, almsgiving
claims
lived
treated
that tin
pending
at,
hud
they
understood
is
-nfihg
Inl'
we're
poor'
though
Press-gangs
by cheque to secretaries into tb> of alms place given or carried r<> the homes of the to The service them is done by :
the
as
oppression aristocracy. murdered
sent
poor. agents paid for afforded
tbri
Whit,--
and
They
and:
'
Fienb'erg,
'o
Cabinet sit The held a special Imperial at which Lord on ting Saturday, Rosebery the in order to discuss was ag present, Nile of the French at the gressive action lated three It The hours. Valley. sitting
lost
was
unbelief.
duelling characteristics of
'c.Ih-h'i-s.
rights.
J.
.
.
.
upper population absolutely
in a Catholic nation. again, reign direction thus "The' given by the has been followed as a rule Poor Laws Sub in all our national philanthropy.
hands,
:
distinctive
the
;
scriptions the take
bigotry
unchecked,
the
three
Melbourne
1
to for
when weeks, .the proposals are The peace expected to be' concluded. to in their are remain Japanese troops covered The area by present positions. Gulf of the armistice the covers Monkden, and the Pechile, Shanghung Peninsula.
licentiiinsnese. and 'tho while even
semblance of 'religion universal, and indifference The crimes of drjnkenness and were
last
An
request. declared
been :
-'cruel'
,
are
they charity,
and the
in
'
death 'but by starvation a poor substitute for Christian and woul such as has reigued,
'the
prevailed outward
and of freely-given the' at alms, was made to compensate for the tempt of Christian loss charity by the indiffer The ence and coldness of paid officials'. Poor Laws after abuses' 'and many been 'grad have abundance of cruelty, ually improved and they are; no doubt, state of thing, in the present necessary the only means of saving from as many miserable
century, nineteenth;
eighteenth of the beginning
same
place
a
the
Chinese
therefore
-
in
overwhelmed
has
.
4
which
accede "to the
armistice
,
:
1
and immorality, land. In the
to
cided
wars,;
.
ed them on food, and put any coarse to any work. If resist vile they tljem Such were the or escape, hang them. invented remedies by the young gentle Reformation' for the" unhappy victims of its rapacity. When wholesale hang of beggars even became too much ing that godless then was invented for crew, modern of the Poor Laws, the system took' taxation the whereby compulsory f
than twice, much as
indpHtfid.
and
nearly
the
Railway of New South Wales, The Department assets are its lines company's and builcjand stock. ings rolling The cplony has traffic, its
all
it
.tlii«,
and
it
is
has
public wealth, revenue, general repayment of its
without besides in as
tivai
a
all
works,
security' indebtedness,"
tlie
for
feVt
lands, for
the of
,and the
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the
humorous
somowhat
scheme
a
Master. Trainer
and
a is euconragedby examples, bonus of £1 per ton, and one company, with nearly of accumulated half a million profits, and ahareholders pincipaliy in the other draws dwelling colonies, £35,000 a year from the Stale under this head. 300 hands, and It employes
bourne Mrs. the in
St
Instructor
imported State
and
rice,
under
£800
fined
is
annum,
at
£50,000
TOSE'S O
this
drunk The
Eor
is
as
the finished
process
lady. industry, another, rival
there
is
interests
excessive
mean
and law
article
for
some-
is
lead
will
certainly tions in the
HAS
Water
Canvas
wages,
the
Commission
best
Green
coolers, and
and
cotton
Calico
duck,
all
Note
and
with
farmers
Vic-, their full measure of toria are getting benefit from the rich gold mines of West Australia. Every few days steamers
tonnage leave Hobson's Bay for of farming Westralian cramfull ports —wheat, oats, Hour, bar'ey, products of large
forms Horses
all
frnit, in butter, ned, and dried.
certainly
he
can
contractor
a
—
are
Barrack
Perth.
st.
drivers
full
are
to
export
produce,
that trade
for
the build
u>
Tip
Lowest
at
ers
to
have mouths be clothed.
Victoria
that
the
be filled
to It
is
needful
new
and
chiefly
supplies
com
backs
as
to
are
outside
Date
here
Albany,
on
Gum
seasoned and other timber
not
the
in
the-
Most Please
Corner
Court
Date Gazettee"
Date
of
Promptness
;
to
Shortest
office
without
1895, and
the
Sts.,
and
perfect
Date
1
of
re
after
9th
at this Febru
at
Criterion
Hotel.
National Library of Australia
Draught Hotel.
at
SHED
advertisement 14th March,
DARD
ANUP
CONTRACT.
in
"Government
1895.
Noon
:
Date for re 26t'n March
Tuesday
on
of contract, specifications, be seen at this and office, and after 9th on Fremantle,
cat
House, 1895.
OFFICE
POST
Bunbury,
and
on
CONT
after
H.
AC.
9th
March,
W, VENN,
Commissioner
of
Direetor
W.
of
boot
a.
and
Railways Public
Works.
factor
after
Boot
speci this
of
for
Leather
STATION.—
in
advertisement
5th
Mareh noon
6th
1895.
Tuesday,
on
of can
Contract be
March,
seen
the
Works
THE
Date for 19th
receiving 1895. and
The
on
Date Gazette
of " :
Advertisement 16th March,
1895.
Nr. for Read
Criterion
—
/
Machines for about 3 months 1 and in worked it in Maiden Ground which had been both tailings put through the Richardson and the Lorden and it entire satisfaction. dear I am gave sir, have
Cold Storage in
Government Date for Noon Tenders on 9th Tuesday, eceiving Conditions of Contract, 1895. Speciipril, be seen ications and can at this Drawings <Ifflce on and after 14th March, 1895. :
testimonial.
Blowing
and
Market
Advertisement
"
HEADS;
—
Contract".
lazette
or
Railway Station, Fremantle.
unsolicited
following
Horse
Dec. 1894. Dear 4th, Coolgardie, Sir, the undersigned that I I, hereby certify have worked one of your Eclipse Dry
Tuesday,
of
the
for
WT.
R.
Patentee
Tenders Noon on 9th receiving Tuesday, Condition of Contract, 1895. SpecifiApril, and can be seen at this sations, Drawings and at Court House, Geraldton, on and office, 19tli ifter March, 1895.
Date
Packs Camel.
lOOlbs.
Government
<
on
Popular
Market.
and
Extension
Date
Most
the
21st
February,
"
—
Ale
in
MACHINE
:
.
and
CHEAPEST
Weight, Jetty
ECLIPSE
DRY' BLOWER,
March,
"
Perth.
Street,
Gaz
Specifications, at this office
in
ALLEN,
IMPROVED
PLAT
Government
—
&
Hay
1895.
Harbour
Sale.
on
Grindery
CAR
LOADING "
and
BROWN
IMPROVEMENTS,
HORSE
by every
1895.
February,
-
of Goods
opportunity.
re
at
seen
and Importers.
shipments possible
Government Date
be
can
Manufacturers
."Regular
5 th Tuesday, Contract, Spec
on
26th
I
CONTRACT. 1895,
Contractors.
J
Contract.
Custom-
guaranteed
&
at 1895.
Government
re-
5th
EXTING in
February,
for
CONTRACT.
of :
Date
FIRE
RAILWAY
Perth
Draught
and
on
and and at after 9 th
CON
February,
RAILWAY
Geiald.ton
FREMANTLE.
McEwan's
Specifications this office,
;
Speci
contract, be seen
can
Advertisement
and
Conditions Drawings
i
on
I9lh
Date of advertisement in Government Gaz 14th February 1S95. Date for receiving ette, teuders Noon on 1895 Tuesday, 26th March Conditions of and Contract, Specifications be seen at can this office and at the Drawings and Court Agricultural Hall, Dardanup,
March
Tuesday,
on
Noon tenders, 189o Conditions and Drawings
tendeas,
Costumier,
paid to Country satisfaction
Date
at
DRILL
of
March,
Government
1895.
Noon Conditions
Perth
been in business for many years in the various Australian and had Colonies, the best families for clients is sufficient for a fashionable and guarantee perfect dress. fitting
ers,
Contract, be seen
Government Gaz for receiving 1895. March,
"
BE0WN&ALLEN in
APPLIANCES 21st,
on
office
McMillan
attention
for
5th
SCHOOL
HOSPITAL
,
ifications
address, Pier
Having
Special
Date
Tuesday
;
after
of
ceiving March,
ette
from
Governmen
of
drawings
and
on
Date Gazette
and Notice Manner.
Respectful
and
junc
contract.
1895.
Advertisement 7th February,
tenders
eeiving March,
RIAGE FORM
Dressmaker
RAILWAY STATION.— AdditionsContract.
Fremautle,
tenders ceiving Conditions 1895. and drawings
TRACT.
EASTERN PERTH
mrs.
seen
March,
1895.
FREMANTLE
<
Ale
House
receiv
Specifications at this and office, and after 19th
in
HIGHGATE
UISHING
and
2Sth
SCHOOL
and York
attended
note
Office
of
Gazette
with
of Goderich
be
can
after
Rates.
UNDERTAKING on
and
on
of
House, PERTH
PERTH
Done
Drawings
and
can
March,
for
midland
on
on
Government for Date 9th Tuesday, of Contract,
Government 12th
service
Noon
:
Conditions
in advertisement March, 1895. of noon Tuesday,
Drawings
1894.
fications
orders
way—
"
in 1895.
March,
:
need.
executed
Repairs, and Care.
1895.
March,
8th
tenders, Conditions
CONTRACT. in Advertisement Government Gazette: 7th February, 1895: Date for re tenders Noon on 6th ceiving Tuesday, Conditions of Contract, March, 1895. Speci and Drawings can be seen at this fications, after 19th February, 1895. Office on and
Waggons
Moral
but
HIGH-STREET,
McEwan's
of
March,
in
seen
21st
Tenders
ette":
and
Contract, can be seen Drawings, and after 20th Wednesday,
Date
,
Possible
Specifi this at
contract, be seen
1895.
principle.
Express
of can
Advertisement
FREMANTLE Telegraph
be of
stated will
and
PERTH—
None
must,
come.
Contract
marked
Date
Contract,
:
on
and
office,
.
1S95.
Director
tender
Tuesday,
teuders Noon Conditions
EAST
a
fact
the
any
of advertisement 14th February
i
Cape,
these
in
water
ary,
Spring Carts, Heavy Til
Double and Vans, Delivery Seated Buggies, Dog Carta, and other of Vehicles description
Single every bnilt
they
and
Light
Carts,
tion
i
United Kingdom, from everywhere.
the
the
They
1895.
be
can
1895. rail
Office,
that
public-
contract
of
—
28th
after
1895. April, Specifications, at this office
contract.
House,
Gazette:
course
from All
for
or
of
Drawings
ceiving 1895. fications
Undertakers.
of
for to come. many years our fellowof time, no donbt, in West for the will colonists grow whatever but the themselves tbey want, is bound lobe slow ; and mean process in from while population keeps pouring the from America, (North and South),
profitable
inform
to
prepared
for
As up of horses. Westralia of all kinds to continue promises
of
receiving
works.
advertisement
eastern
delay.
horses, city drays, The work at 4s. 9d. a day. corporation successfact of horse teams competing with for long folly railways journeys, Melbourne to from Ballarat, say, world and the Ovens, tellsthe Bemligo, we
and
O'DEA,
for 2nd
Legislative Assembly Buildings.— .Fire Extinguishing contract.
Manager
lighthouse
Conditions
Date
BHAOA &
Country
supply
of
at Court
Tuesday,
at this
seen
drawings
and
on
at Court
Last
to
lowest
:
and
spared.
offered
and
can
green, going,
office
>
be accepted.
Date
address,
Drays on improved Waggons, Lorries,
of
and orcbadists
Plat
Date
The Honorable and are to be of the Contract
name
February,
English The
invited
leeuwin.
1895 and
Date
on
Conditions
1895: and
Perth Traffic
mentioned.
Gazette :17th January, Noon on ing tenders
A
to.
solicited.
respectfully
BODGERS,
Spring
West
The
cape
tariff.
trade
Works,"
with the under.
Retail, attended
promptly
the
"
to
necessarily of
Noon
be
can
Government
1895.
March, :
"
—
cations,
„
and
public
quarrters
orders trial
gilT
Cart covers Whitewater
in
Conditions
1895.
April,
„
1895.
of
addressed Public
quantity
Coachbuilders
Australia.
In
Water
27th Tenders
Contract.
Painting
Advertisement :
1895.
:
„
australia.
arc
Tarpaulins,
Bunbury,
March,
Offices—
of
Gazette":
Maker,
"Government
Offices Fire Government Extinguish Contract, ing Appliances " Date of Advertisement in Government 21st 1895. Date Gazette": March, for Tenders Noon on 9th receiving Tuesday,
davies,
19tli,
TENDERS hereunder
hand, Tents,
Wholesale
modifica
strious
to
Victorian
Victoria's
that the
on
filters,
canvas,
proof
are
week
Tent
bags,
water
Wish
they
and
always
commonly
ttye
before
taken
February
Perth,
Perth.
Street,
28th
Thursday,
Perth
ai s
„
Siding's
in 1895.
March,
heretofore.
General
political
evidence .
Sail
I
rudimentary
a
25th
—
Perth,
St.,
Advertisement
specifications
p.m.
715
arr
SON.,
Valuers,
—
Treasury
j
,
Chidlow'
5'5
„
intermediate
ar-
ROGERS.
Barrack
Country
which many economy in Victoria are for learning good, "people of rue the first time, and with feelings " ful astonishment. as one Victorianp," " are the most shod> witness declared, world !" The dressed dily people in of
JOHN !
itself
for
...
Well
department
the
industry
low
competition,
inferior
an
of
wrangle
perpetual
a
each
protected duties for higher olamouriug and the reduction of duties That high duties body else. ;
,,
J.
a
society of ono product material raw of
the
is
too,
of
&
HURST Trade
Ho wick
anywhere
nerves
as
capricious As the
Junction Mill
Picton Junction Railway Contract. Buildings
s
run
and
Pinjarrah March, 1895.
20th
House,
utter
o
1895
50 5-15
„
...
western
declared by " to be a mere importers long-suffering while for it Chinese puzzle" obscurity,
of
receiving
1st,
425
dep.
Calling forms as
Fittings,
Etc.,
April
Specifi at this
:
»
table.
Perth for will instead
p.m.,
to—
JOHN
is
itself
3-50
Smith's Chidlows's
Lease,
to leave
Perth
Eetiring.
Good-Will, Machinery, Etc.,
MONDAY,
Contract, be seen
Houses,
Date for 9th tenders Noon on Tuesday; receiving 1895. Conditions of Contract, April, Specifi this and at cations, Drawings can be seen office Court and at on and
'>
—
Guildford Midland
particulars,
Apply
spirits
than
Victoria
in tariff
MANU-
<
are
else.
WATER
num
worse
Date
Date
time
for 2nd
Station
Gazette":
after timed
at :
PACTOEY, Geraldton, Proprietor
anuum.
per whole
S
Newcastle
OF
of
can
after
Western
tli-
April,
and
Train
Well,
MINEEAL
boy employed has a State en
dowment
station
I
that is, industry, of about £500 The nett result of the is that apparently in
ESTABLISHED
the
i
and
on
Date
Tuesday,
...
i
and
OLD
;
at Court
(Government 1895. on
r
Sou
other
jnd-Gontract.
:i
Conditio::
Railway
and
Perth,
alteration
under
;
man
residence,
BUSINESS.
of hands employed in this industry, which this the period during through bonus has existed, is 100 the aggregate reaches bonus for the same period Each
3
Bunbury,
n
1895.—
Beverley, Donnybrook,
On
ber
£850,000.
Voic<
March
betwee afte
York, Northam, and Bunbury, Pinjarrali to Guildford, Perth, and Fremantle. From East and North Fremantle Fremantle, and t Claremont, Perth, Guildford, Newcastle, Northam, York, Beverley Pinjarrah, Bunbury, Donnybrook, an<
sale.
EIEST-CLASS
State
The average
annum.
per
the
costs
From
1
Tickets will cease
below
30th
Fremantle, Albany.
to
1
Cheap
shown
From
1
anc
STREET.
foe
about than the entire £2000. more of dressing the dessing the rice. a to the bonus of 5s. a allowed gallon of spirits
new
and
-Singing
of
SATURDAY
SchoolE
K
:
Drawings
and
Gazette"
cost
distilleries
his
for
issue
Stations
Oberwy House,
Private
1895. and
April, cations Office
Y
Busselton.
is
local
snd
HOWICK
head the which
this
per
Pfund's Garner
Publie
Tuition
the
ALBAN
tenders
receiving
p,
Approach-
Ad vertiseiSieritnfl-" 14th Mavrb,
—
The
Melbourne.
IlasEesumed Production,
the entire State practically pays with the result of the company, wages of creating and not lowering a monopoly the price of sugar. Bvon the manager of this overfed admitted it corporation " " could do with less A encouragement.' bonus of £1 a ton is for paid dressing
y
;
Peter's
Principal
TO TICKETS PLACES.
O
OTHER
AND
Extensioi Choir, many years La; and All Saints, Mel in singing Kevi at
Madame School, Eichardson's
J
CHEAP
'
ISSUE
of
Canterbury
;
High
11
;
Director
OF
DISCONTINUANCE
.
Church., Clerk of
for
refining,
&
Assist© Member of the Musics of five years Victoria, Choi St. John's Toorak Church,
Schools, Association
its
industries; the whole, is of a character. Sugar
an
result,
of of duties
of
Gazette":
Government
in Singing, W. A
Date
Singing,
.
and
by
Instructor
Harvey Railway
o F
_
Victoria studying, Tariff Commission, the it by which "pro'ects"
means
railways australia.
western Government
.
is
of
PAIGE
1895.
Yours
truly,
B.
J.
'
I'kttingill, ...
:
I
"
"
PIONEER
Table
..
tad .
refreshing.
All
Jellies,
cooling
.
R.
Tariff-
;
Victorian
.
The
grocers.
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gEAUTIFUL
Bright,
gEER.
Pure,
Sparkling,
&
MORRIS
ALFRED
CO.,
Delicious.
:o:
MERCHANTS,
stout. Rich
and
the Best
to
Equal
Creamy,
Brands
English
and
TAILORS,
fai r
wholesome.
more
0
in each class at the Royal Agricultural anc of Western Australia for years 1890, 1891 Industrial honourable distinction of being both Firsi 1892, and 1893, and also the Exhibition the at the Intercolonial in Second Melbourne; Judge; and ir the opinion that the Stout was the best yet produced expressing Bottle re Customers when Ale and Stout in are Australia. ordering sold in Pevtl Our product is not that they get it. quested to take care the Swan Co. label but that of on under Brewery every bottle. any
AND
First Prize Exhibitions
AWARDED
MERCERS,
i )
.
6s.
Quarts,
Offices
Perth.
Swan Brewery,
Dozen.
per
George's
This
o
St.
Buildings,
Patterns
Forms
for
reserved
is
space
and Self-Measurements.
The following 1895. In accordance in Church, and
Post
sent
FOR
REGULATIONS
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E.
J.
MB.
Exchange
Morrison's Terrace.
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Dozen.
per
PERTH.
STREET,
46.
No.
Telephone
4s.
Pints,
HAY
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for
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of the of the
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St.
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Of
West
Douro-street,
Verth,
to
granted
are
and
for the approaching Ash falls Wednesday
cese,
LeDt.
Season
—
of
27
on
the
feria.
Of the feria. Of the feria,
—
granted by the Apos dispersatioris following of this dio the faithful
power Special the tolic See,
I.P.M.
Sixtus,
SUNDAY.
—
THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
SATURDAY.
<h
February.
City.
Hay-street,
1.
Flesh
—
meat
principle
FOR
RESERVED
IS
in flesh
at
t
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
e
Mondays.
in Holy week) Thursdays, Tuesdays, Saturday Saturdays, except Ember .On Sundays week). meat be used at all may
:
P.
Mr.
Dann, Australind
on
Also, and
SPACE
on
Mondny
except
THIS
be used
may meal
Q8H
STtje
.£1
JL
.
2s.
6d.
Ifteror).
meals. 2.
& CO.,
ALBERT
H.
allowed
the
at
and
milk
cheese,
Eggs,
—
one
all
on
butte
are
'>e
oath
Wednes
days, exeept day and Good Friday.
in
indefatigable
purpose and iniquity evil with oenquer good having before i/our he reward prepared for those who combat he ttume Pius IX. of Christ."
al
m
principl Ash
undaunted
your
resist
spirit
,
and to
try
eyes
,
of
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3.
On
—
BUTCHERS, And
high
milk
Perth,
4.
at th 5.
Nearly
E. C. Shenton
& Co.
for
in
Advertisement
g and Ash
week's
next
butter
be
may
same
a
,
Wed
6.— Persons
issue.
health, work
under or are
21,
Lent.
delicate labo rious the taws
the Winter
is
Glorious
Made '
THE the
Under
will
the
about
or
one,
the
lowest possible from Suits 50s, Shirts,
Hats,
and equally
rates,
1
and
5s to Under
measure.
vests
in
"BLACK
SWAN"
Gentlemen's Great Variety,
HOUSE,
WILLIAMS,
F.
is
to grant
particular a
oases
for
cause
just
both
fast
d abstinence
a
TO
THE
CATHOLICS
OF
MR.
H. V. COX, Bookselle and Sta Northern, rece ves the W. A. RECORD a d will have every Thursday, the same on sale. Th se who do not sub-cribe. can a at his purchase copy well-known es ablishmeufc. tioner,
same.
has from
no all
Always equal. grocers.
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Frenuntle. by Young WANTEDcompanion
Good,
wholesome
and
breakfast nutritious.-
place as in Cafholio
All
Lady Mother's
or
family,
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care
country
of Rev.
groc«rs
Palace, t
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in
their
are infancy, time to grow and into large cities. flourishing curious to It is note how the amusements for the organised day and greater re acquired variety finement in exact to proportion made the progress by th© settle
ment
place.
in
no
town
or
In
long
which
in
the
remotest
camps, peopled by cousisted of those
men
they took mining alone, they
rude
athletic
affording stern tests many of speed, strength and endurance, which the Irish in race have al stood In the ways unsurpassed.
pre
a
older
ing "
delicacy
new
of Ireland's have a host of many
sports,
Proprietor.
the
kept
honour and so ; settlements in
now
destined
ferred.
Oatmeal Obtainable
smaller
which,
NORTHAM.
help
"STAR"
high festival patron saint of
GIBNSY
of Perth.
Bishop
cheap. Miner we
W.
in
©MATTHEW
Seasons Goods be offered at will
he is always a cash attention, pay special the cash the Benefit. we and give buyer buyer, Vic this Season will be of exceptional Cur Clothing value, Tweed Suits from 25s. torian cheaper at the Ready Money will buy everything the
To
from
>:ew
they
importation, for CASH.
Ties,
one
oese
the
month
Trousers
Collars,
being
authorised
This importance. year have takeu place throughout the whole of the land from length to south, north and throughout its whole breadth from the coast to the furthest eastward point trodden whiteman's foot. by the Perth, Fremantle and Geraldton, KimberMarble ley and Bar, Cue, Cooland Dundas, all have gardie
they
it. granting be 8.— In view of the diflS. ulties to encountered by the vast majority of the population on the goldfields and ehoice the li'tle given them in the quality of food, I dispense those on the goldfirlds of this dio-
HOUSE.
condition,
are The clergy a dispensation when their
—
CASH.
of the
direct
being
arrive,
That
only,
first
at
"
SWAN
condition.
following
7.
discontent.
our
Summer
BLACK
and On
of
1895.
greater
of fasting.
Now
6th,
iv oent The St. Patrick's Day cele brations deserve more than a pass ing word of mention. Always co-extensira with that portion of our vast and partially developed territory which civilisation has really claimed as its at each recurrence own, of the festival these demonstrations cover a wider area and assume a
be used
in
or
in engaged ex<-mp from
APRIL
SATURDAY,
little
used.
meat cannot m al during
flesh
even
day
.
s
Watch
morni
is
In place of butter, of ard the use and dripping is permitted, except on Ash Wednesday and Good Fri
—
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opposite
and
Fish and
—
fremantle.
st.
the
ing at which, except on nesday and Good Friday
Street,
Hay
days
fasting in
allowed
co'latioa
a
W. Kelly,
Perth.
tent-life
goldfield
passed are
semblance
centres,
through
which the
already putting of properly
hav
stage on
of the
equipped
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superadded women's
customs contributed £473,692; land, £111,372 railways, '£255,102 postages, &c., £36,027. actual amount The realised being' £1,019,647.
con
and
even
;
sweet
voices wgre heard decorated tastefully by deft hands. In the large were towns there in addition pro of societies headed cessions by bands and banners, excursions by water and and by rail,
crowning
—
evidence
civilisation perfected and faultless enter-
a
tainment These
who
pector,
described
himself himself
presented
an
old
recently
in
as
prosCool-
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have
streets
erected. several
been
taken
up
and
buildings is in hotel
One
shanties
'
cater
along
are
now
full
swing
the
the being and
requirements of those who crave for .strong drinks, whilst a milder couple of hop beer shops provide Five stores and a beverages. butcher's the necessaries of life shop dispense and two baker's in the shops ai'e now course of .
orection. Trades
Our forests.— The have government been successful in securing the services of Mr. J. E. Brown, an expert in forestry. Mr. Brown has had a vast experience in the timber m South Australia, industry Victorand New South Wales, and his ia, opinion of our timber in and forests general will This carry some weight. gentleman com— menees his duties immediately by visiting Jarrahdale, thb Canning and Karridale
Labour
and
Council.
—
The
or
_
dinary
meeting
fortnightly
Fremantle
Friday
on
was
held
at
The Geo.
last. evening Mr. Secretary,
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do but do them iustice. be ranked by future gen erations West Australia's among benefactors. Their greatest brain, their and their dauntless muscle factors are in courage powerful the astonishing which the progress more None are country is making. able to play the part of or willing
—
will
they
man
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a have even deeper signifi far land, cance. Here in this separated by the whole round bulk their own of the globe from be loved the scattered Irish Island, are ihat strenuously pursuing work of nation-building for which Providence to have set them seems fitted them. If apart and specially
press
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altogether.
A
—
main
—
fatherland, leave it singular still, to their children to paired the G reen Isle is as an Eden emerald curf their feet shall
Violence.
with
allotments
of the late resignation Chitty Baker, was reowing to ill-health, with with blood from ceived and Mr. a wound regret, G. F. Pearce gardie streaming was in his stead. in the head. He elected The amount that when travel of alleges road good work done by Mr. Baker was freely ling along the Ninety-Mile three men rushed commented on members of the Council. upon him by by suddenly him, seized The struck him was instructed to communi the on the head and Secretary throat, cate with the robbed him of £40. Anti-Asiatic Districts. League in- Cool in any measiu'es gardie offering co-operation Population. During the quarter there to restrict Asiatic tending immigration. Supposed Incendiarism. A in the colony, fire has arrived and 1,108 Mr. That the members 4,671 males Pearce moved of occurred at Gwambygine, near 431 being The York, children. by the Legislative for Perth feamales, depart and Assembly tons which 70 of some and a ures for the hay, stabling be asked same Fremantle to use period comprised. 2,098 their influence males good substantial fence have been destroyed and 426 feamales, 126 being in with children Parliament a view to having the The was insured for leaves hay £166, which Tne net to tne of the Tariff It was gain colAct amended." out population pointed inr. tne josepn hicks, loser to this owner, a a source amounts to 3,225 that the ony from per duties on the necesby the mover be large amount. The fire is supposed; to sons. saries of life were excessively heavy and of the work an whose trail incendiary, the pressed unfairly upon working man. Trooper Edmondson and Police News. The a police department blacky tracker The were taxed community through the are at present has decided to make chansome important following up. at Customs the rate of £4 13s per head, will be transfer Mc'Kenna ges. Inspector and by this taxation indirect he contended red from Fremantle The Coolgardie to Coolgardie, Sub-In Cricketing Associa the worker as much as the and paid rich, Back from Perth to tion. The Coolgardie Associa spector Fremantle, Cricketing incomes their were out of all yet proportion. and tion at was formed an enthusiastic Sub-Inspector Hogan will take charge meeting The thus derivedrevenue was in spent of the metropolitan held at the Hotel Denver and City was police. works to the benefit immediate of public over Mr. J. It is presided Boileau. by land who in instances proprietors, many Communication. The Telegraphic at of four viz— comprised present clubs, were absentee landowners and paid back Minister who also or Mines, Mr. Wittenoom Civil and Stragglers, Bohemians, Service nil in return. The motion was of Post and supported holds the portfolio Telegraphs, Banks. The following officers were»elected by all present and carried unanimously. is official visit to Victoria, with the on an Mr. Warden Patron, Finnerty, President, such information as will Mr. J. Shaw, object of obtaining a number of vice(Mayor), Visit Parliamentary to the Collie. better of communication: our present means the Town presidents including Council, A Parliamentary visited the with the East. party Collie the Father and Rev. Treacy, Messrs. last Coalfields week at the invitation of the Collick and Trestrail and others. Treasurer, of Public Works. Jewellery Minister The Robbery at Cool About thirty Mr. Baraier, Messrs. Trustees, Howard, four William for members of gardie. The trial of Dawes members, including the Boileau and Barnier. down in the robbery took Theenwhich Ministry, journeyed by rail. being concerned fed of Mr. gine was by Collie coal and a fast trip was place at the premises Jerger, jewThe Dry-Crushing Process. A well made. At a dinner concluded with the of the was ler, Biuibury acquittal given, attended of mining engineers and meeting at the and accused. dismissed which visitors Mr. Finnerty R.M., many leading others interested in the of residents subject quartz were On arrival the case without the at the present. hearing prisoner's Pioneer millings, says the Coolgardie was field the mine was the evidnece foi the inspected. Tlio counsel, shaft, considering held at the Hotel on Coolgardie which follows the of too Tuesday the seam, lias frivolous. dip been prosecution entirely There was some lack of arrangeevening. extended a vertical 370 feet, of depth ment in the business, but several An adventurous ride. On Monday gentleover 80 feet. is 10 feet The shaft wide, by men touched of next briefly upon the subject 6 feet 6 inches Messrs Harry Sadler and C. H. CarThe high. mine is worked It two well was that known intend to dry-crushing. proposed an rick, bicyclists, by a 14 horse-power Tangy engine, and the Association the of undertake which should be formed an we think object coal is to a enterprise hauled on stage 20 feet high, successful but this was lost has never before been dry milling, from which it is The attempted. Starting trucked. thickness and it was resolved that from Perth to ride of the propose periodic meetings seam itself is 16 they by way or 17 feet. should be when short of York, Southern held bo Cross. Coolgardie, I.O.U.. papers General satisfaction might was at the expressed read and discussed. A committee Eucla and Port to was ap made at themine. Esperance, Augusta progress Mr. H. P. to out this and Adelaide. The distance is pointed some 1,700 carry idea, papers the Government Woodward, Geologist, have been and will already promised. who carry upon their was one of the party, states that the miles, they machines about of luggage, 701bs. the including declared area of field is 100 square their water The New Electors. The seems recent and he confident as bags. undertaking application miles, is as ever of the made a somewhat formidable but one, ly by Bishop Salvado, on behalf of of the After they have field. prospects concluding the brothers been as Sir to at the assurred such authorities the Mission New of the mine and by belonging inspection machinery John Forrest Mr. David the and the party of Lindsay, Norcia, that they be granted naturalization luncheon. Sir partook John that it presents no insurmountable papers, having been acceeded to, they the of explorer, are Forrest health Mr. H. W. proposed to cla difficulties. now eligible m registration as voters said the reason Venn, who, in responding, The brothers, who are which actuated mostly Spaniards, him in them to inviting The Fremantle Committee. Vigilance took the oath of Mr. F. before the Collie was that tliey allegiance mierht understand of the Fremantle At a meeting R. Vigilance to New Hare, his motive in urgingthe construction M., who travelled Norcia of a in Hall Committee held the Town on for that purpose, resided in to the The health they of Mr. having railway place. the sub-committee the Wednesday evening term of five colony the prescribed the of tlio years, Perrin, discoverer was Collie, with the recent The roll of the charged organizing public electoral will also proposed. The Moore district left party Buhbury at the removal of the protest against thus be swelled by the addition of about about Perth after 7.30, reaching shortly locomotive a 40-names. workshops presented midnight. sheet that the balance approxi showing" mate had The cost of the demonstration been Health of the City. At the League of the Cross.— The usual week the subscribed it amount towards of £70, the Health meeting Board held on ly meeting of the League of the Cross was £80. The £65, and the amount promised Dr. O'Connor, Health held on Monday, re last in St. Officer, Monday evening PatOn the motion of was of typhoid report adopted. 76 cases had occurred ricks Hall. The Fr. ports that Revd. Very Gaugheren Mr. named since Williams three sub-committees, the previous Of 29 patients and after meeting. occupied the chair, having said the and in the sites," Victoria the the respectively political," the Hospital opening during period prayers opened proceed to watch the were over under financial,' appointed review two had died, and there are Miss Edith ings by calling upon Taylor various interests of the Vigilance Com in the to play the overture now 22 cases. which the remaining hopital younglady mittee indicated He condemned the filling did with mueh by their names. taste. Miss Devonish up of the recrea then tion reserve with "When Other rubbish instead of with sang which was Lips," Train Extra Service. The inadequacy soil or sand in her usual urged that some scheme of finished given Mas style. of the train service Perth and between be should Simmons and gave drainage initiated, that followed False Friend private affects those whose as it oc Fremantle, for which should be licensed, and also she was hospitals some deservedly encored, and between necessitated cupations travelling to her insure nurses on "O'er regulation re-appearance being qualified. gave the the towns, the at was subject of discussion Grave complaints were Stile." next made against the The item was a recitation by of the Trades and Labour Coun a meeting soil Mr. whose present night contractors by the reciter Carden, reputation as a cil. A resolution that the was carried is now Health Officer. so well and known that it is widely of the matter be under the notice I
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more
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and
faith
soon
Alleged
—
of
will
A
association
Natives' AssociaCoolgardie. The of Australians by fields has led the movers in of this branch to hope that he able boast to a considerable
membership.
given by schoolchildren. which merrymakings are interesting, surely enough as Irishmen that showing carry cb'mes their with them through all
love
it
natives'
Australian in formed
!
'
of
brilliant
ra
—
Australian branch of the tion has been number large birth on the the opening
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Condensers. Private and enterprise in competition and condensing supply ing water along the Southern Cross-CoolRoad has apparently gardie become too keen the for the rate Government, per gallon being under the considerably minimum charged by the Government. They are now considering the advisability of of their condensers leasing or disposing
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pioneers;
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scat-
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in
that
toilsome journeys, prove waterless and numberless deserts, and hardships have no other perils check their to daring pro power doing a manful gress. They are this des in once converting part a noble Western into colony pised Would for posterity. heritage could think will be that we they themselves share lasting
upon securing their children
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was
Cricket. Stoddart's in English Eleven, return match with South their Australia, their scored a decisive over victory oppon them ents, beating by 10 wickets, and com of their the result first pletely reversing The team sailed for England meeting. by -tc.M.s. on last. tne upnir weaneseay —
Our
the
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of
hannans.
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five
j
one.
various,
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cent, The
revenue.
—
revenue The ended on the the expectation
of
the
last for the year cfiony day of exceeded of March the For the first time in the most sanguine. of the for the returns the history colony a million of which sterling, year exceeded
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one,
has written to the the that was a request and he will be to pleased
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destruc Fires. Three very occurred since our last issue. In the first known place the well Sawyer's timber mill burned to was the Valley ground during the night with all its con tents. The to the loss Mr. owner, Alex. is supposed to have been very Forrest, Circumstances to great. seem indicate that the fire was the work of an incendiary, and a man has been arrested on suspicion of having been concerned in it. Shortly Mr. Statham's after, stone crushing plant at the Darling Range Quarries was desfire of which the troyed by a has origin not ascertained. The been is damage at £800. To the estimated list complete of disasters,. No. 3 Mill at Jarrahdale has the same suffered fate. of Particulars this occurrence have not yet come last to baud. fires
—
have
The
Council
Minister say
Disastrous
tive
official
;
outcome
end.
—
health
is
by
the
train to leave additional approve at 6-15 Fremantle and Perth, respectively, This from the 1st. day of May next. p.m., concession a boon will, undoubtedly, prove to many people who at present have to wait three of an hour later at either quarters
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The follow of the Hannan's report week for the hospital, ending March 30th in hospital, 16 dur—Patients admitted two fever discharged ing the week, four ten had fever and now convales having The
to of
known
ing
the
that
Council reasonable
wellin Adelaide. The racehorse, Happy Jack, owned by J. O'Connor, has been nominated for Mr. events in the several Adelaide important and Mr. Racing Club's Birthday Meeting, G. A. Towton's Carbine, Durable string have also been nominated for and Florrie, events at the various same meeting. horses
needless
The
Commissioner of Railways. of the representations made
salt
gives
paper I
set
lately
The
lakes.— an
indignant
afloat
that
Southern denial to a
the
town
Cross rumour
in
is
some
of
a water famine. experiencing Messrs Hannan & Co., who been have engaged in condensing on a lare for scale last the twelve state that months, they for have never a moment to been obliged for want of water. suspend operations Their which but wells, are fourteen feet contain a supply of six feet of deep water the constant which drain upon them has seemed to diminish. never Mr. Turnbull to the same effect. gives evidence The pre sent 17s. high price of water 6d. por 100 has been caused a gallons by sudden in enormous influx of oamels and numbers, must soon decline to normal rates.
danger
—
Perth. The Drainage of Engineer-infrom Chief has received instructions the to make Government a preliminary survey with the object of the City of Perth, of ob an the Eastern Colonies expert from taining of our to report City. upon the drainage
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on
and
Progress
of
The
—
this day (Saturday) Association Cricket Ground, Perth, on this be continued day week. contest may be expected. commence
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The final test Test Match. between Perth and Fremantle
The
match
field.
Dimdas:
Settlement
on
Gold-
the
Courier
Goldfields
says
of
"The
allotments on the town being rapidly surveyed by Mr. W. H. Angrove, and the place is beginning to assume civilised pretentions. The site fixed is between the Norseman and upon line the lake, A good deal of exception has been taken to the site selected on the score of low levels, and in the fururo near chainsite
age on
—
are
will this
prove account."
population
is
a
difficult And
increasing
problem of
to
Menzies
rapidly,
face The town
«
The
to
say
the
item
"
well
was
received.
Mr.
for his Beever and dance in song character the fairly brought down house, and being encored to the echo bad to very face
the
The Kind
Misses
music
no
Nugent
Word
When
less in You
than a
three
duet, Can"
times. "
Say
a
received much Mr. Vinor in that applause. beauti ful The song Depths of the Sea was usual as thoroughly appreciated. Mr. Forbes a comic recitation gave which aroused the of the large audience. risibility Mr. followed and Dwyer next the gave Comrades in his best voice. The song item on the programme last, was the comic recitation to "Nothing Wear" given by Mr. Carden by special Attlio close request. of the the meeting Very Eevd. Chairman to proposed a vote of thanks a"', who hacl to the contributed enjoyment of the even in doing ing and so took tho opportunity of for specially Mr. Carden his thankingkindnesses many in having time after time at the given his talent of the meetings "
"
"
League
"
of
the
out that pointed his fortune trying
Cross.
Fr.
Mr.
Gaugheran
intended aud hoped God would bless and protect him, and that his undertaking would bo highly Mi. Carden successful. after having0 re the turned thanks, gathering dispersed ivitli the enter highly pleased evening's tainment. Miss Devenish acted as accompanist. on
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our
goldfields
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A Amazon Coolgardie Again. most married woman of Cool respectable sat chat whose husband was gardie, away, with friend recent a one ting Saturday heard ap night when stealthy steps were the structure, house, a hessian proaching evident that and it became some presently the Avinone was of the trying fastenings The two dow. women were very naturally un much and for a moment were alarmed, to whether to .out or defend decided cry The latter was themselves. alternative effective. as adopted being by far the more bedroom the into her lady of the Passing Avith and house quickly returned arevolver, the it at the window she Avarned pointing to take him intruder at his peril would-be The
self off. of which in sisted
not
fellow,
Coolgardie his attempt.
the
stuff
made,
per
knowing
women
are
it
lick
you
—
The
sole
apology for to any disgrace
thorns.
civilised
"
of the
capital we will
from
public
a
Golden
Our
is
town
the
let
alone
West." of flood
have
around in and operations in earnest, but commenced Avhile before the that it will be a long s to the demand. apply Avill be adequate
That
one
bathing-house
I suppose
quite a bathing-sheds the swim once the on gets fairly project the must for however, we present, probably be content to remain Great unwashed." the
One
of
while
the
reverend to
small
toAvn goldfield that Catholics ago, stated in cowardly professing and
I think
Of
reverence
Ave
are
course
his
Artemus to at
Ward heaven
gain the
as
little
more
with
the
when
and
wherever
It
is
in
manner
has
since
it
to
the
now
of
is
of true
Hesperus).
(Br
As
There's well carried
out."
to
pushed
such a big show time short since part of the colony
see
at.
so
and
its
friends
Avhen our threatened made
were
have
They surely
to
have
people
common
coming yet
Shall
brothers
to
man
and
gree
and
It's That
for
the
that, Avorld
and
a'
CATHOLIC
can't to cavil to sense
o'er
that.
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or
famine.
or
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at
last,
to
the.
part
of
in
Western
we
must
to the
Up
Its
bears.
while behind the accommodation, stage for
the
a
have present amusement
the
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rule. he
a
hall, teens
his
a
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had
old
company Tar's
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old
countries
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for
idea
an
that land
ouh lr't much Australia spare of course and recreative purposes, they be to have couldn't, expected any precon of I should like notion ceived Coolgardie. where a tram in Hay to know we could run Street. Why, there's hardly enough room traffic for and dOAvn that up passenger on an ordinary Saturday thoroughfare Of course there's doubt no a tramnight. and cut its car would soon Avay through
West
Mr.
Paddy
a
Farwell,'
style Me in
Murphy, and
Boy,' Pollitt
Miss
style. with
J.
the
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a name area
to
seems
put
for would
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that
me
the City build for Albanyr-or #
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obtained
is
to
round the
rather
then our be incroased.
ac
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negotiations
E.
Handicap.
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W.
—
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alluvial
neAV
the
White
ting
gold, about
rush
has
Feather.
Taylor, Fraser, Tomkinson,
from tAvo of Mount
shoAving
one
four
up Feather
taken
Several
F. Myraski. Yards Hurdle Race. W. F. Jones, H. L. Jones, P. Moland, Myraski, R. Sponr, J Peter Murphy, A. E. Sainsbury, E. Fry, D. A. H. P. J. Draper, Macrae, Finlay, G. F. Ryan, Fraser, McAuley, J. Cullen.
from
miles
—
at
place slug
get picked
the
White
men
lloz.
an
E.
Gibson,
.
fine stone miles east
some
discovered
A.
McPhee, H. Guppy, H. L. Jones, J. Wainwright, D. McGovern, E. C. Monger, J. Fry, E. H.
G.
Syndicate
Sydney
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F.
W,.
Yards
Stokes, A.
Margaret. A
440
Kinsella,
are
Football Fremantle
reef.
it.
It
be a good idea to someAvhere else and Here's chance a
Midland
accompaniment. evening Avas brought
luxury
in
Perth.
Of
the always Avay with pleasures In this under hardships. seeing the carried out, however, powers that you buy honey dear forget
it's
National Library of Australia
work
at
both in meetings Perth and have already been held. In the latter the meeting took toAvn, last place Avhen Friday it was night, decided to have another senior team in that In to-wn. the West the City, Perth Avere first in the their field, by holding meeting on Wed From all accounts, nesday night.we are to have a real live football season this year.
COUNTRY
NEWS.
BUNBURY.
to
of
depth
a
mine
River
has week.
Coolgardie the during
\
127
at
is
other
successful
taken
has
crushing
Extended
Christmas has
fine
carrying
feet,
May
at
Queen mine,
feet there
is
ore
and in
sight. Carbine
most
favoui
mens
haAring
Mine at the reported on,
been and
North
Carbine is
ably
almost
said,
brought South
Murchison
is
grand
in blocks
,
That
Avould
Fremantle
tion
of paper the reten a
require for
battle
the OAvn, to fight of the Govermnent
its
workshops.
rain since delight-
died here last had been for on at Coolgar
Pilbarra
and
later
the
of
come
to
that
Easter
held
last
Monday
sports
The night. last meeting
since
Secre
the he had conclusion that it would be a to secure good thing the patronage of the Hon. Sir John and Forrest the Hon. H. W. Venn. He had accordingly taken it himself to write to Sir upon and Mr. John Venn, and he had received a very courteous Both reply in each case. had gentlemen extended willingly, their and patronage, Sir John had also forwarded £1 as ad an dition to their Mr. Venn prize fund, and had his intention expressed of pre being The members sent, their expressed grati tude to Sir John and Mr. Venn, and also to their for -wise secretary (Mr. White) his action in their securing patronage. the
The
parliamentary that came party inspect the bores at the Coalfield
entertained
Avell.
equally
tary
to
looking
are
now
and
miner,
a
Avas
said
speci the
Avliiist
;
is
McGregor
was
A meeting
14
is
He at
committee
of
Yalgoo
The reef splendidly. Avide very shoAving good gold, of is estimated to be 3,500 tons
weather
die.
gold.
up
splendid
some
named
man
tunate
Cool
at
depth
had the
and
last,
A
at
reef at a
stone
good
shown
have
Aveek.
place the Mount at Burges mine Coolgardie. From 459 the tons put through, splendid ozs. 8dAvts. of smelted yieid of 693 gold Avas obtained. Another 107 tons of second class stone tests. was crushed for trial
it
my ful.
raised.
A
The
.94 F.
We
has
Condon, been week landing machinery, carried out. Full successfully the Reward on going on, is leases, and good stone
last Avas
opening
Express.
the
That
Record
W.A.
have taken following crushings on the Murchison recently goldof Asia, 25 tons fields 30 ouuees Light Caledonian Extended, 17 tons, Nannine, Great 16 tons, 16 318 ounces Northern,
night. on same
—
;
at
banquet to They proceeded the and
Satiu-day night. 4
train Collie and
hours
down were
Friday Coalfields
to
returned
used
in
journey
on
The
doAvn
came
a
Perth the by which they coal and did the 15 minutes.
;
wonderfully and department, is
That Collie means
is
circulation
Cue
It
it
is
the
fields
"pic-nic" in ticipating their own ing That
oughly
it
of
cost Avhen
most
quite
Avere
to the
Collie those
capable
of
par of pay
English their previous South Australia.
gold ber
/
having
and
that
one
That
the is
of of
a
a
prolonged scarcely
a
at
and
get,
at
have
art
Fremantle
adjournment good thing
own
—
of plenly. Several
nice into
Avhich
of
to
the
men
on
to is
learn has
Ave
ton. the
True
Blue
sold
to
good
sum
of
new-
great been
stone by the to a
good Avhom
The only
Hannan's
has
for Syndicate was over paid
which
a
Tuesday. A
crowd
large other
the
day Avhere
Darlot,
of for
the
Coolgardie
left
diggers
find
new
intend
they
at
trying
Lake
their
Coolgardie
we
nugget
was
the
find
near
learn
Mount
by
that
a
so
is
19-ounce
dry-blowers Margaret.
A A fine been reefs
at
new
lot
rush of five
picked have
magnificent from received
has
up been
and on
set
in
six
ounce
the
flats,
from
pegged
have specimens Mount Magnet,
Kurnalpi. slugs have and several
out.
Several also
ROBBERS.
—
go
water.
at'
OR
Just now claims that have in many cases been purchased by London buyers for a few thousands are being placed upon British markets for immense sums of and money, the arises how as to is question this going to effect in the long It Coolgardie run. strikes me that there can be but one answer to this it must mean question disaster
of
of
Avell.
of
mine
money
a
having
English
an
the
proved
all
THE
PAPERS.
MIDDLEMEN
man
nug
of stone.
field,
be doing fairly the scarcity
been
One
specimens Coolgardie anticipated is There
is
num
18-ounce
that
FROM
HOME
has Good
large
vicinity.
alluvial
brought
Cue. a
CLIPPINGS
rush
new
East of and
86
luck.
unearthed
hew
the
30 tons,
—
a
picked up an fine specimens
Coolgardie Lake Darlot,
draAvback
of Par the
in
Borne
3ozs.
said
miles
discovered,
have
been
from number
hist
for
300
prospectors,
are
should the
business in That Perth has not been the time and that reverse quiet for some the order of the day at Coolgardie. From
to
discovered.
imposed
probability its daily paper is likely to be permanent.
shortly
been
place
The is
reported
that
said
itself,
there
gold.
has been of men are
rush
thor
defeat
it is a great pity a duty is sheet music as its importation as much as encouraged just
That
smelted
success, have
That upon be
Company.
of
From
expenses. cricketers
the
the Coal
charge of
avenged
hands
the
fair
hardly
Avith
Goldmining
has
taken
is
That
-
dAvts.
8 dAvts.
ozs.
popularity.
despite the persistent puffing of the is by no Coal field expert opinion unanimous as to its merits.
country
16
ouuees
a
in every paper its that increasing rapidly of its evidence the strongest
improved
liament country.
Junction.
down
ShaAV
for the Avhich
70
with Morrissey Thus a very to a close."
is
shaft,
The
time
L.
mine at work
busily
The feet.
gardie
#
a
Premier
"The place
ceme
might
down
#
Bathing
but
itself,
tram-way
a
properly that-be
he
The
came
he sang favored
again this
song Miss
THEY
for
.
of
in
brought
reefs
rendered.
excellently
Avas
song,
good Kissed
'
the
playing pleasant
it
think room
Candle,' Mother
is
a
gave in
to
success.
a
Johnson
said
to
Our fathers when they planned out on the banks of the SAvan settlement bad River no desire to see this evidently with such encumbered neAV-fangled city or notions, perhaps coming as they did from
tery
The
Huntingtower
representative
being
was
the
make
Mines which
of
London, representative.
is
being
are
of the
McGovern,
120
The
#
Yes
for Perth.
a
his
the
the
Association
A.
which '
Take It
members
favourite,
with
it out have sketched like all then innocent Noav is it no sooner
#
be
The next
Barney
g,
all
Murphy,
must
#
Tramways
J.
old
Geraldton
"
would them.
Mrs.
'The
people died young. than one decent theatre we mooted to build Avith tAvo. Of course are threatened accord both pay, but then ing to figures they'll Avith do almost can anything figures. you For my part I should certainly say like the Dror it mild." urchin,
the
properties
of
Cue.
and
its
fair
hardly
in
son
the
then
the
the
to
a
to
make Mi.
which
commenced.
by Miss Pollitt. Mr. J. McDonald
asking
in
colony.
attempt
events
would
it
justice
it
such miserable
a
years
seating capacity are manifestly
etc.,
of is
is
was
received. feAV words,
My Dream,'
after
programme '
Avell
'A
usual
members,
Again,'
this, Letter
Brereton Father adeloquent
his
the
item
Home
and
of a pre-historic building histrionic talent was an un and were open-air meetings
some
when the age known quantity
probably designer
its
;
capital Hall
George's reproduce St.
in
have "Ave
architecture
of'
style times
first
The Me
unite, After
Australia,
either
'
social
'
30.
7'
of
one
dressess
#
decent place for public in Perth. The Town mentioning it certainly unworthy of the name
no
is
call
de water
for he
Monday
120
Handicap,
to
sports,
'
somehow
unfit
in
been
been Avrites Northampton correspondent The monthly meeting of the Northampton Association held was on Catholic Monday
a
luck
our
just
TTa.n
feet,
nominations
Societies on Easter
A.
and
the
are
Friendly Guildford
at
plentiful.
A
;
had worth
stons,
yds Murphy, J. Bishop, A. Jones, G. Waller, Stokes, McPhee, Caporn,_ H. A. LiddeloAV, R. G. Flynn, J. B. Mooney,. E. C. Monger, W. Fleay, J. Fry, H. Guppy, Ii". L. E. Draper, F. Jones, H.W.Jones, A. H. A. Crogan, J. E. Armstrong, Finlay, H. Williamson, G. E. Fraser, Beurteaux, G. E. Wakely, W. J. McKenna, O. H. Tomkinson, J. E. Sainsbury. D.
Desperan91
gold.
and
The
—
—
—
feast
Nil
down
mines,
the
It's
of
mine, yielded
.
NORTHAMPTON
Dawn
gold.
The,, following United
held
Lake From we learn that a "pros Darlot, has pegged out near pector named Frost, shoAV and brought in 150 ozs. of Carneige's had he and his mates dollied. gold which another also Mick Twomev. urosuector. in from the with came same some quarter fine specimens in stone of iron formation. From Mount Charlotte we learn that of stone have been some good specimens The shaft discovered, shoAving fine gold. down to a depth of 70 feet. is is Water
;
a'
man
be
that.
a'
that
a'
is
interests
Syndicate
A
ii'
for
to if it were more advantageous the whole of welfare community that to be the sole port Albany should continue for steamers our of call the mail parlia if indeed they do mentary representatives would decide that us certainly represent continue to Sound should George's "King of the have its waters stirred by the screws mall if it steamers and was proved large should have our friends otherwise certainly in their bosoms to make enough patriotism the best of a bad job. that
see
the
that,
the
for the practically completed of the Agamemon and Tasmauiau purchase N. E. 'of situated about three miles
in held Ireland
that
of call
part
my
the
in
separate
Port
the
For steamers. the Albany
mail what
it
saw
a'
the
Gray
have
the earth
a'
the
shaft
Cue
more
in
Salisbury
;
o'er
for
crushings
Day
SPORTING.
increasing.
the regulation
that
a'
Avorth
Premier
been
to
us
in
the
end.
If
a
claim
is
purchased
out from right peg to peg here for .£5.000 in foreign and floated markets for <£50,000 then or either ,£(>0,000, claim-sellers here the softest kinds of are fools or the nlaims must be grossly on the other' misrepresented side of the world, and I incline to the lat idea. It ter looks to me as much like under obtaining money false pretences that I have met as anything with to up date. The is that fact these middlemen are a set of who do privileged plunderers and circulate statements things that would to blush. cause an ordinary burglar If a is floated for £50,000 £5,000 claim how on earth such properties to pay dividends, are and if we do not dividends pay out here/ how, I ask, are we to keep Coolgardie afloat! This is a momentous question which will soon have to be faced all round. Coolgar die Courier
'
the
never
stand reputation a of losing it as at Albany
uphold
Fremantle
1
bear
For
it's
heavu
I'A'e
now,
'''ell,
but
often,
very
Avhen
cheek
and
the
tons
—
:
the
the
are
oh
are
'
iVng
licks
nothing
for
Avill
sense
Shall "
it
come
That
coarse
W.
that Irish
—
:
showing
tion
yet received places where been old
the
Some
Colonies now her internal affairs as the another holiday enjoy we may hope to have second only to St. Patrick's Day, a veritable As Bobby of old Ireland." "seventeenth Burns says it may, Then let us pray that come
REFLECTIONS.
The following month past Murchison 820 719 ozs: of smelted
Sheffield
from
news
that
is
quired
of
CALM
at been struck depth of 152 feet.
the duties
is being made Excellent progress the and veloping Lady Loch mine,
than
more
all
not
all the of press of various kinds have sports When honor of the occasion. hand in is accorded the same the
is
West
over
latest
The dum
in every the very seventeenth
anniversary
hearts I have
round, reports
came
is
the
out
-+.
colony all
City
NEWS-
a
peruse
celebrated
Although
fortnight day, so dear
MINING
of
the
Avhich
been
a
men,
to
has a
East
ever.
contractors
nightsoil carrying
in
the
the
than
more
them.
to
serve
#
the
throughout
of March Australia.
—
indeed
pleasing
neAvspaper sociable
remiss
to
of
frequently.
more
Water mine at
from
neighbours rapidly
in
the
but
hell-fire," would
#
#
meet
present
too
assigned
as
friendship only tried to become acquainted of the Catholic Church they meet them.
diligently members
#
right. do
the
far
ill.
Committee
to
ought
That are
Health
the
incurably
is
our
been
has
"Think
sect,
one
Catholics about bond a bring greater between themselves if they
A second warning sent crash a bullet was ineffectual, proving in the direction in ing through the glass be. it was which supposed his head would heard in rapid flight, steps were Instantly and of her home the brave defender spring bullets after to the sent two more ing door, but Avithout the form, any ap retreating effect. Next of in day a number parent of the mid miners went in search dignant the to use with intention, night prowler words the local of paper, the significant Avith lecture "of administering a severe but found he had necktie accompaniment," fresh and taken his for fields departure that new concluding, pastures probably the climate of Coolgardie Avould not agree with him in future.
very
Parkes
Lady
That Council.
openly,
perfectly to expected
time
same
are
faith
is
about hollerin'
says
rule
a
their
not
by
That
Fathers from Perth, congregation up in a a couple of Sundays
a
increase
enormous
That
pouring
Avinter should come there be an will, year in Perth. of sickness
the this
early
us
upon
#
preaching
at last
unless
That
;
"
#
have
find splendid 'new alluvial 50 miles north of Edjudina.
A made
building
Perth
a
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DAY
PATRICE'S
Miss M. Maher Mrs Scotland, an Miss Smith Ireland Cairns America re The second part of the entertainment " solved itself into an Irish At Home," at the "L-t Erin which com; any sai-g Cairns Remember," Mrs. "Killarney," " Mr. Muddock and LeonMarguerita M'"ss the Mis 0 e," Egan "Kathleen," Dr. ses Maher Dear Li' tie Shamrock," " Maunsell The Harp That Once," Miss "Good Mr. Smith Bye Mavourneen," Dheelish Garret Scannell Savourneen and "Father and Father O'Flynn," " The Meeting of the Water«'' O'Reilly S veral demands and Quid Ireland," for encores were made during the evening, and from time to lime the entire audience in some of the more joined stirring
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jadies
matches.'
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J.
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stage.
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only
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double
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;
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;
with
/
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took Sports at the back flatplace at Coo'gardie ofi"rawhich of Silvester-street amight spot eas e into one of the prettiest ly be tun rounds in Australia. The recreation
Gi
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5.
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bf the Gaiety Joe Cowan, who
:
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troupe,
was
was
every
like he is on the where on'the ball; received aplhuse for his smart play
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and the
160.
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and
5
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and
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made Kelsall Dartnell
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side/ 'the Stephenson.
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made
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wicket
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Davis
;
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total
the; --
score
in
their first 30 in the
innings second.
last played on the1 Old Rec. and team between the Y.M.C.A. Saturday G. member Mets. II eleven, A. a Russell, and of club, batted brilliantly, the latter fine 131 /before score of being made the This has well score bowled off his pad. Mr. Russell in the final for earned a place and Fremantle. test match between -Perth three and in the last He is a consistent bat, has made some fine, scores matches .or, four By 'steady play. Fre In Fremantle the Ports and North the former mak mantle tried conclusions, latter 90 the 167 and compiling ing and 66. in a win for the Ports The match resulted and 21 runs. by an innings -
-
;
winners
for the '
Moorehouse and Moore 47 each. compiled
Swan 11; /Lambert was next with 17 5 7 Waugh 5 Booth Cain. 10 Wright Roberts 4; and Smyth' 1. Fre took 5 for 40 for North Mell -E. mantle. '
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>lage argely joyable
ments.
a St, Patrick's evening the Miner's Institute, attended and proved
Ball which most
a
took was en
gathering.
double
CUE.
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3
booth
tralian
scores
Englishmen score
of
were,
and
397,
255,
and
Ward
Ford 106, the Englishmen required. 43... innings the loss of a wicket to win and without
.
.runs
Clem Hill, steady play.
were
for
.the
.put-
up.
Colonials,
:/
t
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made
runs
the
-
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;
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necessary
the
the record 219 made In the second
with
'responded
150
by
and Perth The final test match between Fremantle which takes place today is catiswill The following ing great excitement. J. Cowen, W. Moore, Fremantle represent J. Musgrove; J: Moorehouse, A. Wright, F. J. E. R. Preece, O'Halloran, Rici;ards, and J.' Clarke. Speary, J). Symon :
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JETSAM.
'
The St. Patrick'i3 at Day celebrations Cue commenced -onOn the Monday. of that evening day- a very large audience at the concert assisted 'which took place in the Miner's Institute. The overture some of th Irish melodies cotripiised rendered very creditably by the orches of tra: The first the progr.mmpart consisted of a number of tableaux vivants in which Miss Smith "Erin represented Master Egan the " Mimtrel Joyful," Miss -Egan "Kathleen MavourBoy," and Miss in her neen," Sm'th, second " Erin in Tears." The appeamnce, .
of which 609, and Brown 101.
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FLOTSAM
I
Austra In the match England v. South on lia which concluded at South Australia resulted in 'a" win for the English Tuesday, The Aus ten wickets. South men "-by
a vary effective scene, one, closing repr sonted Australia, England, Scotland, America and Ireland grouped tog- ther under their Miss respective flags, Egan Miss Maher impersonating Australia,
Street,
Chambers Perth
to the cellent
West
famous ;
pool
;
Pancras of the
story
His
wit. Catholic
divine
at
and
dinner, said port, to
;
,
meet
met
once
ex
Healy
Father
the second Healy, I am
after "Father
an
the Healy, says the Liver-' that a pompous
Lordship, related
Times
Protestant
with
Liberals, late Father
glass of very glad
I have never you very glad. to find a difference between any and a Catholic, and I have good Protestant world." lived 65 years in this Father retort was severe. Ilealy's very "Bedad," he said, be 65 seconds in the ye won't next There is no without it out." finding been
able
"
record
as
to how
the hit
was
received.
to
the daily press 10,d00 men. with passes provided railway shunted out and of rights If this be a fact, says the Beacon, it is a terrible and portentous one. Ten if -to thousand men access capable, natural were afforded opportunities them, of creating, at the lowest one and estimate, a half of wealth millions a sent to year, roads and fossick for tramp the country Charitable gold. farmers, bankrupt them selves will have to sup through Protection, of when the port the victims Protection, winter and falls comes the snow on the mountains. Thousands shiver Gippsland of bereft ing in Victorian shoddy, hope will return to and then such Melbourne, be seen will that shame even sights will Mr. himself of Trenwith out the lie that to Protection labour. gives employment the for Meanwhile competition employment in the city is reduced, and every protec tionist who has a billet still his flings up hat and shouts, "Hurrah for Protection." According been
have
and miner's Melbourne.
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
.
MARCH
FRIDAY,
29th.
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figures.
Moorehouse
to
and
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into
got
the
for
scorer
;
the celebrations con were held in the Theatre a.concevt at which there was a very lare Royal, The O- chest a attendance. Ccolgardie with a having opened the programme Mr. J. Arnot medley of Irish -airs, sang Miss Flor"The Friar. of Order.Grey" rie Robins '/Ever and ever and as mine," an In th.second encore, Espanita." Miss Robins sanv "The Ro«dy part In Old Madrid" Mr Dowdy Boys"" and 0. Watkins Eileen Alannah" Mr. F. "Eileen J. Brewer O'Connoi" Millie a hright little child of three or four -Ivory, Letter "The in. years, My Dream," and in to an enthusiastic response encore, Three Boys in Blue" Our ; Mr, Arnot Hansen and Messrs. and B nSociety," nett a duet The Fisherman." In addi cont ibuted some Mr. J. D. "\lack tion, amusi- g Irish and nigger impersonations, Mr. Char ey Grant, a clever and rea ly " The Water Question," funny speech on and Mr. J. Sheehan a beautifully played An s lo on the piccolo. dance enjoyable which broke up at half-past three o'clock concluded the day's arnuse» in the morning
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with 18 was Murray Not ths, Cowenj comihg
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The' M.C.C. (A) team and Perth C.C. con which on their match Saturday, cluded for the Mets. in a victory terminated by nine wickets. in their first made 64, and Perth innings
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Longbottom Hussey 3
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Parker Dr.
4
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Frank
Russell Parker
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the second innings O'Connor" was top-scorer 18. next with being
on
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Heat Beau Collins. P. N. Clarke, 2nd Heat one of' the -rs in this en heat, competit tered a protest the winner on the against in wr. ng performances ground of giving The was upheld protest by thex Com and Collins was debarred from mittee, 3rd. Heat Hazlett. running in the final. 4th Heat G. Edwards. 5th Heat—W. B. Clarke. Final Heat W. B. Clarke, 1 W. J. 2 3 Beaumont, G. Edwards, est 4. Beaumonc entered a pro Hazlett, Clarke on the ground of giving against. The protest wrong performances. wi 1 be considered on Maiden Tuesday evening. Arm P. W. Race, Bicycle 1£ mile. 1 E. 2 3. Baker, E. Tobias, strong. 1 J. Wa'sh, Putting Weight. Bosworh, 2. one m le.— T. Bicycle Handicap, 1 2 Bennett, 3. Doyl Aimsticng Foot Quarter-Mile Race. 1 Hazlett, Beau mo 3. t, 2; Throwing Woodgate, the Hammer. Mr. O'Sul ivan, Bob1 2. Hurdle Race. worth, 1 Williamson, Hard wick, 3. Football Woodgate, -2-; Place Kick.— J. 64 yards, 1. Delaney, B. Mayes, 57 yards, 1. Drop-kick. mont.
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5ft.
tlei.ht, 1st
;
;
;
2. Marwick, Sheffield Handicap. J.
In
9d
season.
A really bon mot in a political genuine Lord how speech is a rarity. Carrington, which he delivered' enlivened a speech ever,
;
;
was Metropolitan ( B ) "team concluded.n the .last Assdpiaitipn:"Grphhd Saturdaiynd for the resultedfin a win .ests, .bah'dfflaings and lio runs. first in their "made -260 in West.- Perth in both innings and the Mets. only nings,
scored.
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bowl
did the
Thei'mafe'lil&.'wi'Perth
from
Saunders
;
2 1 Arms Shepherd rong yards. O'Brien 3. 150 yards Handicap Hurdles, First (10 fligh s, 3ft.). Prize, £7 2nd, Coruner 1 2 £3 3rd, £2. Campbell First Jackson 3. High Jump. Running 1 £2 Prize, 2nd, 15s. Jackson, Camp bell Putting the 2. 281bs., Weight, Prize £1 10s. Irish First 2nd, Style. 2. Other comShananan, 1 Doherty, Broderick and 'rs were pefcit Campbell. £1.— ihe Hammer. Prize, Throwing Shanahan 1 2. (76ft. 9in.), Campbell, First Boys' Race (for boys under 14). Prize. 153. 2nd 7s. 6d. 3rd, 5s. Snow, 1 2 Nine started. English, Egan 3. 100 yards, for Race, Handicap Miners' bona fide diggers. First £2 2nd, Prize, £1. 1 2. Dunn, Throwing Hickey, Cricket Ball. £1. There were Prize, event. The 25 entries in this longes throw was (101 yards 1ft.) accomplished mined by a dark skinned gentleman were Charlie. The other competitors winner's out of it altogether, the simply distnee ncwh.-re being approached. football. £1. Tombs, Kicking Prize, R ce, 1 Graham, 2. Handicap Bicycle 1-Mile. First £5 £2 Prize, 2nd, 3rd, 1 ; Jackson £1. Law (scratch) (200yds) 2 Neate 3. N ate w»s credited in the with the 175yds. pograirme start, with which he entered a machine being to cushion but ride a tyre deciding machine he was pneumatic put tyred back to the The race 125yds mark. one. proved to be an exceeding'y exciting two Law quickly gained on his compan-. a steady run for it got the and after ions, uhich he maintained with ease. lead, The race between Jackson and Neate for Old second place was exceedingly good. Buffers' Race. First £1 10s. Prize, 10s. I 2. 2nd, Lyons, Tog of Ftyn, £5. Gorrie's 1. War. Prize, team, First in the Ring. Prize, Tilting £2 J. M'Mahon, 1 M. M'Mahon, 2nd, £1. 2. 100 Race, Championship yards. First Prize, medal worth 5 guineas, pre sented by Freedman and Co. Mite/ ell, Horses' First 1. Prize, High Jump. £2 1 Se ang, 2. 2nd, £1.— Chieftain, 440 yards. First Handicap Flat Race, £4 £9 3rd, £2. 2nd, Fels, 1 Prize, 2. Race. First Wilson, Consolation Prize, £3 2nd, £1 10s. 1 Armstrong, 3. Dunn, 2 Sliepherd, Handicap Com mittee Race. First £2 IO3 2nd, Prize, £1. 1 ; Fe's, Pratt, 2. Best Single £2 First 2nd, £1. Buggy Horse, Prize, H. D. 1 Best Peil, Arnheim, 2._ Double First £2 Prize, Buggy Horses. C. von 1. 2nd, £1. Arnheim,
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stage, in the
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offeredarge prizes brought out a great of competitors, number and fully a thousin attendance. The and specta-orwere Arthur Warden Mr. Finnerty, a d Mr. Leevers i-cted as Mr. Peel as jud ee, and Mr. John Delaney as, starter, The following are the results Secretary. 1 Maiden Race.— J. 0. Hard wick, J. 2. Rice. J.1 White, Nolan, Boy's A. Foster, 2. 1 High Jump.— T. Collins,
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Prices
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came
6
Day
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8
Fischer
with
22.
making
bat, A.
the top
on
was
Patrick's
St.';,
—
the
Davis
losers,
Hats
—
The
24. the
Straw /
well-conteBted attendance, large and good prizes made the St. Pat rick's Day Sports at Cue a complete sue-, Messrs. cess. The handicappes HerrnCollins and Dunn, and the starter way, for Mr. W. R. Pratt won golden opinions the way in which their they performed difficult du'ies Maiden Flat Race, 100 First Prize £3 2nd £1. Wilson yards. 1 M'Mahon 2. Maiden Race, Bicycle mile. First £3 ; 2nd, Prize, jt trophy, Pratt 2. St. Patrick's £1. 1 ; Neate First Day Sheffield Prize, Handicap. £35 2nd. £8 £3 £2. 135 3rd, 4th,
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"duok'egg;" honors carried off the bowling J. R. Davis tor for seven wickets, P.C.C. by taking For
Black
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gave
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figure
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bition
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Company,
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liis contempt for fable following The once to ass complained God, saying, created me, seeing Lord, why hast Thou created the hast Turk? Thou already And God answered the ass, saying, "Verily in We have created the Turk, order that of the excellence understanding might thy become apparent.
The
Persian
the Turk
by
expresses
the
:
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Mgr. Angouard, French Congo, of a missionary
Vicar
that says in Central
but
last year the during reduced which apostale 700 members fifty years years;
sionaries
tion
their
of
the
lives
in
Holy Ghost Congo for
in Apostolic the the life average Africa was five he lost four mis
first
of
year
the of the the'
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down
Proclamations.
March 26 Further Parliament to May 14. March 26 Bank 16. Maroh Holiday, York, April 27 Vessels from New Guinea liable to qnarantine. —
:
proroguing :
5
Consular.
His
Excellency the Adminis be notified that the Queen's Exequatur empowering Mr. W. E. to act as Consul in AustralDixon General asia for the Hawaiian has received Republic, Her Majesty's signature. Appointments. Harms to Henry be, and temporarily master of provisionally, vice T. A itken, Canning Mills School, re to be, Elizabeth Perrin signed. temporarily and provisionally, at Wonsewing mistress Ada Florence Teede to be, gamine School. and temporarily provisionally, sewing mist at Hamelin ress School. Mary de Burgh to and be, temporarily provisionally, sewing at Rottnest mistress School. Mary Plester to be teacher 4th a pupil of the class at vice Violet Dongarra School, Dehnage, re John to act signed. E. Geary temporarily as at Yalgoo, Mining Registrar Murchison Goldfleld. William Dawson to act tempor as at Dundas arily Mining Registrar Goldto field. Herbert Thomas be a "Bailiff of the Local Court at Broome. Tenders Accepted. R. Bunning, Perth fire Hospital, .£125 apparatus, extinguishing trator
—
directs
to
it
—
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18s.
9d.
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ground;
utility.
Celebration op Marriages. Register ed under the 58th Vict. No. 16. Sec. 23, Rev. J. Ellis Williams (C.E) Katanning, Registry District. The Bankruptcy Act 1892. Receiving Order Re James Richard Driscoll, licen sed victualler. Murchison Cuddingwarra, 22nd inst! of Notice intended dividend : Re John, fruiterer, Perth. Proofs received, to up April 17, —
were
scores
We
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The P.C.C.
nature of a rather interesting Sports took p 'ace at Broad Arrow on goldfields Patrick's The 'he, 16th ultimo, Eye). (St. are the winners of the various following events Maiden Barratt 1 Mur Race, W. Dwyer. che We'ght, ray 2. Putting Old Buffer's Barratt. Jump, Standing J. Burke. Race, Running hop step and J. Burke. J. Barratt. Sack-'Race, jump, Arrow Hurdle Barrat:/ Broad Race, Sheffield 1 Brown Handicap, J. Barratt Broad Arrow. 2 Murray 3. Tug-of-war, On the following match day a cricket Broad- Arrow and Southfield took between and was won place, by 5 by the former wickets.
.
weeks'
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:
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description Sortest Notice. to order. flags and Store
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have
you with
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long
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valued walnut at
at
introduced
now
On
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i
UNDERTAKER,
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table.
then
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that
contemporary
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me
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Boys' and Youth's Clothing, Mackintoshes, Blankets, Rags, Wool Men's Under Carpets, Mats, etc. Shirts, Flannels,, Hard And The Soft Felt Hats, etc. DRAPERY will be foubd DEPARTMENT with a Splendid Stock of New Drees Jackets, replete Materials, /fe, and Trimmings, and Ladies' Silk Blouses, in Gowns, Gloves, Millinery,
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said
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orders
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he
is
origin-
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Son,
HOTELS
easy Estate
Ilowick-street.
terms.
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for its h developed quite. passion it and has preserved and planted all the gardens, which are. ten acres in over the extent. tree on estate standing Every it and the will have a seat round whole, of be the land will, planted with couch and which will be kept verdant by,' buffalo, grasp, There is "one wonder in connec-, irrigation. tion with, this very .complete scheme which' and has not in yet 'been" described, "which, he -seed to be appreciated It deed,- should is the the stairway leading from top to the bottom of of the steep river bank, a distance notless, than two apd containing 1;76 feet, Grave
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the to which building A now touches are being given. finishing and a winding wide roadway lead gateway it, to therhote), and; passing along the Tatter, is satWAc&ry io see how much has been ac of laying out and in the matter complished with the grounds bright flowers, planting wild and runners other interesting notably alsorirare scrubs and trees, flof»ii: indigenous are, whilst and Everywhere dotted here,ithre for the ac mud summer-bouses about arbours and of the commodation parties private the who is jit hoped wilTpatronise ffttniljfts hote lofty
hotel.
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at
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reps
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WORKS,
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Union
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SPECIAL
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Hit
ExetUeney
STREET (at & Co.'a Dalgetty
Messrs.
Manufacturer Harness,
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of all aind
(Saddler's
The
of the
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HAWTER,
orders
Country
trial
First
Stock.
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SUMMER
table
class
SALE
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all
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& CO.,
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attended
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MOULDING,
SAW,
AND
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A
TAILOR,
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NOW
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MERCER High
MILLS.
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CASH
CLOTHIER,
kind
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requisites.
established
oldest
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premises).
Perth.
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Govtmor,
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the management of Mrs. beers Only the very best wines, in
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speciality.
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end
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of Order
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St,
for
my
Boilers,
over
Aoemt,
AH
Terrace, Register" Machinery.
"Monthly and General
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Medicines,
of
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stating Ros'St,
the purest
Paralysis,
disorders
of
apparently with
yonr
envelope Perth,
this case
for
reply
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find
it
the
etc.
to,
is
Railway
Perth.
in
Good
Good
Table.
F.
Drugs.
Madame for machine Rhuematism,
Miners convenient
Stabling.
SCHRUTH,
Proprietor.
—
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hopeless instrument. and
Hotel
Visitors,
most
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treatment
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with
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requisites.
dispensed
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PERTH.
who
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50,000
over
wanted.
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the largest in Australia. novelties
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and
Perth.
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next
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season
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at
for
the office
the
Right Reo
of the
Howick street, Chittt Baker.
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