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and the innocence of her life, training sense of was not there any outraged the man's to herself. An older falsity have the would condemned woman
'im
'a'
not
in been
ter
ter my house no But Hal he mus'
come
long time. in watchin'
a
de
an'
bushes, I come
he
so
followed ez me, case up ter an' he leant down f um his horse ter Hal he shot twice an' me, speak, ter den runned He missed his mark away. me. But he didn't mean do, an' hit Clare ; he was ter hurt me, Miss try in' chile's He kill was father. my 'im
a
shootin'
Mist'
at
with Like listener,
scene
last the
over
had
as
faltered
suddenly
before that peace reigned that and she day, the infinite pathos of
world
more heard once Anne's voice as she sang the Countess" for them This
of that note moved her to tears
.
"
Gypsy the
was
of despair
meaning had
the her.
rose
spring again the
felt
Parmelee."
it was clear story, enough subtle of exultation ring the truth came to a flash
a
and
her She
voice
the
However the during now, in it.
Wilson
that
Anne sang ; this was the meaning of Wilson's and of the promise mood of humility which he had given her theD, 'and had She saw with since. it all broken ever a
vividness
which heart
born
of the
seemed so
as
Hers
was
one
any
great calm
as
to to
sudden
have silence
stilness
clutched her all emotion.
those natures which renders preternatu-
of
sorrow
and as she rose a without ; the child and placed beside its the marble-like of her quiet awed Anne into remorse as no face anger could have done. " look I .Fur Gord's sake, doan lak done killed !'' she said you, Miss Clare " me seemed ter ; you pleadingly knowed it. mad ter You ain't ough' as Clare wid me, is you ?" she asked, continued to stand motionless quite ; " me in fault. twarn't An' you'se fum take 'im she goin' 'way me," rally word mother
" not me added, sobbing The sobs roused Clare ;
bering that excitement for Anne in her weak
umphed
over
you."
into
dangerous and condition, tri
kindliness
pain. she her bed, Once more the effort and, by a supreme against sudden within revulsion herself toward she the before took woman her, the
hand
trembling
were
cold
as "
I
must not
can't
go because
"
me, her.
You is
you "
this face
I ?"
a
—
the
now
you I
1
;
troubled,
am
make
ter
new me
terror fur
'im
'spise
to
coming tellin' me
fogive
you. an' I
—
'im."
fur
white
other one, the tears
down
looked
girl
whose
over
on
beautiful
she wept
for
her
in
Jiiven ar mis very sympauny. she saw how much more she moment than herself was to be pitied was " I don't know what is to do," right which she said in the sudden confusion
had
" her. I don't know come upon the what Then to do," she repeated. troubled soul within her instinctively of Light. "0 turned to the Spirit " ?" she said, both Anne we tearfully,
for
it
and
voice,
In her words come
together" she repeated
need and at
.
When door she still
the
were
shining she
done,
dull
a
of
sense
She did upon her. not think her now of what anything own course be toward future would Her one Wilson Parmelee. feeling loss
and herself desire that she never come to Not yet had
him him
concerning
when
see
was
a
her
the of deception and of his broken on herself, would rouse her into her, sadder time when the that
practised vow to nor
anger, desolate
of how
her
ness
girl's still
left
her
where
whose
devotion
had
become
to him
—
to him. He incomprehensible an to had broken promise impulsive her but he had done nothing yes, moral else dishonorable. The sternest was
—
would not his men friends among him unpardonable. have considered If Anne Price it had been a white girl, different but would have been who ; ist
of placing a white person
think plane with a of morals any
than
more
on
a
negro in questions in social
ques almost an
A
moral was negro being. By all his training Clare's views seemed to thought and he began to look on absurd,
deeper
of his
guilt The and
Roanoke woman
longer
him
she met firm denial.
treated sad with a
unjustly
always
winter
youthful,
missionary life which
busy
midday
suddenly
rushes
on
wherein after woeful
past negro
an
a
stream
sperous Parmelee.
—
—
—
—
answers Her face story." you her "It is a he con him. one," pitiful " tinued. I know that far better than separate you you do, but it need not Your and me. teaches religion you sins are who that to those forgiven Are repent and amend. you going to be more than God himself 1 exacting Are you going to throw me off despair even I to you, as though I swear to I will be true and by do, that you, me ?" your love you can serve It was an calculated to move appeal ana tne naa maae ner uer, eyes wnicn life's were at her in love light looking and had her tenderness, yet never
of
sense
weakness ones
only
out to ;
the familiar that would of
the cabin-
see
with
the
the
circumstances
National Library of Australia
sun
egotism world And of
her
this
lack
in
moment
him she
been so with
saw
sin the
clearness that, though be repented of and forgiven, of some sins are consequences
agonized may
As
irrevocable. down into mortal
us
and
loss
At
strong.
the valley
in
the
illness,
again in every man
in
in each different
down. mulating
of
a
rise
the
him
of
part
well-nigh to
hope
returning bring heretofore
was
and
up same
health greater given,
lift may higher planes of virtue, case risen man is for the that went from the one
Clare it,
one go might of the shadow of
instances
rare
than strength and repentance the sinner into ever
throes and
spiritually;
may
but
well
still
felt
penance
this
and she
saw
without plainly
for that
Strange
strange, than life,
real
w
of twenty," she said— when I first met my
e
and
at
was
a
least
lively,
f
after
married
were
few months.
a
My
court
a
had
parents
and
made
we
together no
having
for,
;
good deal of spare kept on sewing.
time
on
|jN
Home
I
hands
my
Very
soon
had
we
our
we
foi
;
own
with
furnished,
little
garden
a
both
were
and
spent many the place. There
very
hour
an
1
time, the walk. I can never
up it
the
through
—
une
roses
on
smell
the
step ; sweet,
I
woman
have
the
summery
air.
dressed
the
that Poor
door was
and
shabbily
bonnet
head, her eyes were her face repulsive. reached the threshold she had been drinking.
abruptly
Is It
red
"
I
is,"
"
said.
I
could 1
were
and
Irish
tionality. former
is
many
more
was
the
I do not the case
women
the
?" is
your who
man
himself your husband, a carpenter from the parish of X., Co. N., Ireland ?" " The man who calls himself my husband I exclai med. "John' for '
I write there than men,
predominating kuow whether
na
the
but am everywhere, it is. to believe be Probably of their more temperate lives,
inclined cause
as a rule, alter a certain women, age, live than men if longer ; particularly lot is one of privation. their And it is a well-known fact that the Germans,
French, folk,
than them a
life
and
and other continental Swiss, far more in general provident those of Irish birth. Among
are
a
man
or
of great
woman
hardship,
extravagance,
have
or
must
have
led
on
public Little
as
'
'
dissipation must when one has
bounty
and the desti
of the Sisters are charity own tute their fault. And through such was not the case with my good old Mrs. friend the subject of this Connell, sketch.
After lived alone for many having with and no few acquaintances years, intimate res friends, though greatly her pected by the neighbors, sight failed and as her living had depended ; on the tine needle-work she did so well, she was to seek a refuge among obliged the Little Sisters. She was of great
—
he stepped an oath
I spoke
"With
into the
the
room.
first I ever he the greeted who had faced him as he came woman, in ; white as a he fell then, sheet, the dresser. against " He is my husband. !" she shouted, " with a drunken And he will laugh. i have not deny it he can not ; my marriage lines in my pocket." —
heard
him
utter
—
—
I thought he was going to die, there such a look of age, of horror into his I pushed him into face. a chair, 1 could do no more than stand though "
came
"
1Y»TTC«£kl£ OV/J.JL
XLiJT "
or
misfortune
visited one sorely, for old age. not laid by something Far be it from of this chronic the intention to insinuate, ler however that even number the greater of these poor Irish
pensioners
She
day.' knock
Connell What
with me?" is John Connell,
"And
and the
By
:
Mary
name
your
fall
was
" creature !" I thought. wants a drink of water this warm She walked in without directly ing, and said, "
soft,
woman
her
off
can
of the
The old,
see
l
:
near
her
;
can
staixs
breath
years
fifty
was
forgotten I
it.
long peppermint
it
coming
never
forget
feel
bloodshot, time she tell
I
for
door, a
tneir
can
perhaps tawdrily ing
open saw
calls
—
Experience. of which
nice had
a
children,
1
the
;
to this country when I was a little but John had not been in America than five when I married years He was a I a seam carpenter,
Wilson
Farinholt.
C.
—
A
But
business
F. —
:
out before the great of the Roanoke Lumber whose latest president, pro respected,
in
I
sut
;
ten years fellow jolly much cared for frolick drawn were rom together
never
summer
river
Mr.
ing. the
when
grave-yard
is
I
—
but
I,,
while
of
me
more
was beautifying not a woman in the world than I. happier I My husband was kindness itself'; never saw a on frown his face, nor heard him If ever love true sigh. it was befween him and me. existed, " One day I was busy getting dinner
widens
and
girl
nicely full of flowers fond of them,
laid
was
girl
than
"
to rest, its murderer's bullet had done here the work; and curving a
a
first,
to
facts,
always
home,
of
one
I
and
this
the
clouded, humble
that
fiction.
was
living
flood
Leaving reminds
yet
are
stress,
a
zeal.
I
more
the
children the among negro them. Sometimes she dreams of' a will her day when a priest help to instruct them and bring to them in the Sacraments Christ has left hi» But this is dream church a only the day is afar and she must be off, content to do the best towards improv the morals of those ing ignorant who love her so much. Her people mother is sceptical says her daughter about but truth two men's things: and
"
it
the
an
a
about
came
I
related
give
they
him.
village past but no young, works with her
still
she
as
only
child,
mother about
Company,
most
in
sluggishness
a
and him
man
flows
it
come
own
summer
lumber-yards
a
of
more
ship
hopeless
consciousness
all
older
in
it
remember, though, she had kept it from the save world, her confessor, for than I wish I could thirty years.
orphan girl husband. He
echoing
no
how
learned her story. that she told me
"
been
sound of them pathetic
never
by not and
were
she
privilege
the wildest
—
unknown
as
of
tones,
had
men
her
as
—
as these did come, as Such times and needs also must, they trying scenes between herself and Wilson that Parmelee, before he would believe
of course matter had resolv pleasant ed to give him up. She had not told him in words the cause of her sudden but he knew and change of feeling, her utter condemnation ot his conduct
all
the
hours
or portress, most of really passed in soli
ways smiling .nevertheless,
can
he through his heart, which the quixotism cursing could thus lead her to sadden her life and his he could find no higher name 's conduct than this for Clare Montfort
—
a
in
faith
and with
shaken,
he had
she
unsullied could without it
Montfort
of
position so that
j
Al appreciated. and affable, there was, a look of deep sadness in and about the eyes, gentle lips, saved in kindness and opened a
tude,
tell
become a man's wife ; thus it happened that Wilson Parmelee last vain the found his plea despite with he urged which it. eloquence " She would never else,'' marry anyone " but she would never she told him, him." The words were proof marry
over its fallen heart, yearning would strive idol, by the very power more into its of love to shape it once find the fair but to proportions vain. effort
4
scruples to let affection she
duty
love
perfect
Clare
mistrust,
the
again. the time
realization
pray
light. :
surprised brightly
by the very
with
brightness irretrievable
known
once
and afternoon
had been wrong irreparable she the walked through
and, Steadying her the "Our Father."
Let
the of youth wondered that was not darkened by her sorrow. yet,
ways to come that an
the
lodge-keeper her woi king
charity. I forget
lingering, regretful now before felt for the man her take the place of the love she had once so him that given and to marry freely she save him. But might having
too for
large
occupied
!
and a
the
nature was
world's excuses plausible her mind. saw She but
into
might
action
an
chivalric She and its
girl's
contempt. of the world
ignorant
death
her bidding. she stepped was
such
about
their
j
that had of late in ideals become and more higher she shrank from as standing or monitor guide kindly her husband. A woman
to self -tormenting have believed it
given
not
ing
flowed from eyes with helpless appeal
now
at her that looked in their dark depths,
need strength
which
injury
never repair, might the and questionable tardy her. There of marrying
in
the
pitying towards
into
girl
he said at their last inter Clare," determined to speak plainly, " me the truth you have shirked telling but I know it. Anne Price has told
angry."
am
goin'
He'd 'spise wouldn'
He nuvver been shot As
with stay because away
ain't
he
he
reparation was a baseness which made the recoil
an
exacting,
view,
—
your
I
But
by
ignorant
be,
sorrow
"
with angry you, Anne," to speak; herself "it forcing fault as much as his.
not
even
yet
ice.
as
knew
when
which
liers,
had
he
himself
not
am
she said, was
in
evil,
led an done her
her
was
:
had wilfully
tions.
new
strange, knelt beside
with other
would
remem
was
of
instincts this
life-long
fum
man, all her gracious young heart, than she thought him that
should
pairs
erous
,
more
went down sunset an'
in
.
de road ter warn
o
he would, an' meet 'im te'ds
me.
fc3he did neither. with the fact that whom she had trusted
Clare
concerned
in k nitting to them the num of stockings required by and for a long time family ;
assistance
.
I skeered
see
upon
(
J.
an'
ter
put
,
-
cominsr
insult
her, or bitter
in
it
!
stot)
but
only
this
the
of
herself; was
condemned
|
me
resentment
around
men
fre
very
,
.
He'd done tole 'im if he didn'
the
quency among she would have
its
,
to shoot me, said "Hal quietly. mean me. to hurt at dat father. baby's he was ter kill goin'
she Clare, Burt nuvver didn' He was a shootin'
—
$||H
Miss
meant
by
it
the man her love. him might
given
of idealizing this ; she was from far him Had he condemning entirely. been but her friend, she might have and pitied him and striven forgiven by to him ; but with gentle uplift ways ideals her of what a high marriage
I
(Continued.) never
to
reconciled
sin,
not
was
had
for
account
;
Roanoke
her
before she
man
to whom Her own
,
»
the
By
the
|
STOBY.
1
OUB
Is
and
she your did
I
sounded "
she
is
I
!"
taking
said,
I
asked voice,
;
it
strange help me and forgive me, Mary he answered, his head falling
his breast like " Then this is
on
?"
my own and husky.
so
God
John
wife,
know
not
one
not off
a
the
there,
and crying going to do.
He
room.
swoon.
for me," and going me followed me what I
place
my apron
into
next
in the
asking
I did not answer because so my heart was beating loud that I could not speak. And the remembrance of it all now like a seems was
him,
dream. (To It afiaid
is
all
to tell
be bosh
Continued). about
women
being
their
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patients specially
necessary,
and
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for
consider
to
the
to enforce decided three weeks.
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killed
were
belief
summed:
A
has
Belgium.
Ten
off
and with
but
many little
rescue. race
sculling
Toronto
between of
Stephenson,
Canadian Dr.
explosion
Parker, his
taken
at place and Charles Hanlan Zealand. New The
by two
won
severing gregational
has
easily of the connection
lengths.
City with
Temple, is the Con
Union.
the
possibly the
coroner's
and
damages
at Constable
the
Foley
meeting of the Colonial Investment
pany,
a
held
yesterday, the reserve
assigned. An important
The Eight
the
suggested the
Government
memorandum
have received the British Trea
from that there is no sury, stating objection as to the colonies silver coining agents the Mint. The for British Melbourne Mint to undertake officials the object work on these inasmuch as conditions, would a large of the profit portion go to the
British
Mint.
The inquest the
bodies
De
has
Howell
further manifesto, asserting directors have not the slightest of their terms. modifying
that
the
the
whether much
returned
of
statements
men
can
they
the them
please away or
stay
secret
is
more
The are
sharemarket
is
and others
are
67s.,
Brokens
firm.
at recent
steady
2.
September
leader of Sleath, the Miner's consented to has the permit local firms at Broken to Hill supply at the Broken Hill goods to the workers without fear of Mine, in certain cases, taking
out
over
The
a
place.
Committee
question for
revenue
increase
of
shipwreck. aud others came from inland to the scene to of the wreck, owing a rumor spread that much by horseman in the townships
have
fallen
the
Brisbane,
Guinea, surrender
a
village on the a
has
Company
offi
and
commenced " Truth"
been
the
against
occasion divide to
on
labor
agitation
and Melbourne, the funds collected afterwards
individual,
Sydney without pay The Judge will Bum up
Monday.
Melbourne, 3. September The liquidators of the Real Estate Bank have received a letter from Mr the
Victorian of which
the contents disclosed. A
:
a
in
for
hastily debts.
Agent-General are
from
deputation
at present the
un
for
Society
Promotion of Morality waited on the Premier yesterday Hrging the pushthe
ing on against Shiels would
of the the
Opium
Bill
and
Totalizator
protesting
Mr.
Bill.
that the Opium Bill come on in the ordinary course, not but the Government could stop any member the opinion of private taking the of the Parliament use concerning replied
Totalizator. Adelaide, September 3. The following are on board passengers the M.M.S. Australien for Albany: Mr. and Mrs. Vandergooten. Shares are steady.
AN
Naval
Brigade. MUTINY.
IKCIPIENT
The scene at the re-enrolment of the Naval Brigade in Melbourne on Tues amus day night was in some respects Commander Denis informed the ing. men that the Government insisted on of pay, but the reductiou would reduce afloat the drill asked those who terms
these
four by hours, refused to be sworn
and in
to
to the front. stop three-fourths Thereupuu about stepped forward as one. The commander then made a to further second offer reduce the drill ashore by three half-hours per which was and the aecepted, quarter, on
mutiny
last
month shows
suppressed.
The following mother,
was
master
troyed
3.
against
yesterday
who led
man
one
incipient
£73,000.
Rapid
charges
of policy.
not
H.M.S.
September
the
a
Mr. Union,
The Defence
starters.
Banking
Victorian
quotations.
boycotting
same
Many
and
yesterday, among the
of
action Rosa
Mr.
a
return
concern.
strong exists Unionists that feeling and they have been misled by Sleath, there is considerable dissension.
aa
on yet concluded of the victims of the Newfield of farmers Large parties is
a
Mr.
Sydney, a
from
Association
Hill
of prorecuting
directors.
The
Broken
selves
as said that shown fund, in balance \ as a the sheets merely bogus one, and that the losses through the had amounted to "Davies gang" Some of the shareholders £100,000.
the desirability
Hours
Notwithstanding
Com
valuable
a
reported
officially
was
adjourned.
leaving ing his
;
monstration takes place which to-day, will be observed as a public holiday.
leader
chairman
of
discovery
of coal is Creek. Leigh's
Beam
at the
Derby
by Robinson Broken Hill.
continued
jMunro,
Mr. Nicholson, who has been ap at Port Adelaide pointed magistrate has tendered his resignation, saying that his acceptance of circumstances prevent the other No reason is position.
there
Agency
The S.A.
proposed with another
!
1.
attendance
large
only
was
upon
the of
found
September
Adelaide,
that the intention
of
of
the body Drowned."
Accidentally
.
shareholders
out
The verdict
on
jury
"
was
issued
Melbourne, August 31. Jewell was, sen yesterday, 15 for imprisonment years
Charles to tenced
a
Australian
the
report Newfield.
wreck of the
of
to claimed newspaper, damages being the amount of £1,000. Mr. Rosa iB a well known Socialist, who used formerly to write for "Truth". The alleged of a query being libel consisted publish " ed in as to whether Truth" Rosa is
Melbourne, September 1. Another wreck has been reported four mileB East of Port Campbell. One as well body has been washed ashore, as much wreckage, but no ship is visible. In the absence of further confirmation
At INTERCOLONIAL.
were
A libel
£600.
arises
of
four
by
in
Judge
defendant,
awarded,
Ameer.
outright,
bloeked
were
hope of
in
waB
farther
years.
her
favor
There
cials
had
relations
amatory
Company
reconstruction the No-Liability
Vakeel, from
the
of plaintiff's who swore father of her
the
was
suicidal cheered.
in
Sydney,
aged twenty,
asserted Defendant's' wife his innocence but the were
pro
Central
the
passed
£2
Tens,
Sydney, September 1. Samuel McKay has sued his brother David for £2,000 in-law, Henderson,
up
officers. one
Block
;
of the
The hearing
a daughter, girl that her uncle and that child, existed between
the mob disease to
6s.
about
at
The Hurdle Race was won by Actress, Laverness second, and Leroy third.
(2).
£3
are
Mel
Share
loudly
yesterday. won easily by Crusoe Eileen,
17s.
damages
place on the New York Stock Exchange, and there has been a heavy fall in the price of wheat. riots have occurred in Fearful cho'era A
Brokens
out
—
for passengers Messrs. Ogden, Mesdaa.es Parry and
;
pointing and was
races
—
Grupdy,
responded
31.
the following Australia:
Western
is
Australian
in
Act.
.
New
speech, of strikes,
There The
of un
weather for The Demonstration. made an ex Kintore,
and the winding-up, the under company
yoke.
August
2.
magnificent
Hours Lord
At a meeting resolutions were
re
closed
was
yesterday. and stands
dull,
was
blight
Governor,
quiet. Adelaide,
a
quotations.
the
Silver Age" at and again urges
their
is
business
measures
men "
leaders,
throw off
to
men
more
The
work. labor
sharemarket and Sydney
bourne
folly
Hill
Broken
for
to address a of meetiug them to return to Unionists, persuading work before it was too late. The num ber of workers is steadily in increasing the various mines.
be introduced.
turned tacks
revenue
successfully,
instantly
receive would, he said, early considera and enactments were to proposed check swindling by financial companies which receive deposits. Also legislation to check the of larrikinism gtowth
are
nurses
readily
A
lifted.
warning.
a
Adelaide, September Captain Adams, formerly manager the Junction Mine, tried yesterday
was
tion,
daily.
patients of volunteer
assistance
invited,
an
extraordinary of the Ministry written to things of his acceptance
Local
settled.
and ambulance accommoda been provided for the convey
one
Quay
which
as
September 2. last month shows for the month.
of £13,000
decline
was with opened to-ddy ceremonies. usual The Governor an delivered exceptionally long speech in which regret was that the expressed had not federation been finally question
spread.
German cities and 250 deaths
principal
Berlin,
At
shaken.
sador,
of
31.
Circular
boiler
a
shot,
the beach
on
and the and his'
over,
Launceston,
Parliament
assuming
left
body
the
the baffling continental
is
were
him forthwith
was
The
derrick,
;
1.
Havre Business
daily of the cholera.
dying
owiog to the spread of the dis which has been carried by the to New transatlantic liners York.
near
and
the
killed.
are affected, seriously at The occurring daily Hamburg. of that institutions have public city been converted into temporary hospitals. All the schools and theatreB are closed
shooting
ease,
ing
is
murderer
lynching
A ugust
at
collapsed
dropping of being Alexander
yesterday, in course
working
2.
handed
mately
v
named
demands
September
epidemic
proportions, exertions authorities the
there
stopped,
a
near
deaths.
Hundreds from the effects and all public
to
All
entertained Few cases
are
are
Yesterday
cholera
others
co-religionists.
at
The
vincial
including
a
reparation.
hospital
yesterday
and
a crevasse.
Spain
the
Sydney,
cutter has been attacked the coast of Morocco, and
butchered.
crew
yes
in Jewin Cre buildings Aldersgate. Many Australian are sufferers through it.
scent, firms
into
falling
A Spanish off by pirates
utmost
but
in
cruiser has seized three and two American and Canadian for in the Behring trespassing
alarming
of
block
a
through Russian
A
dis
killed
not
and threatened indignant, of this horseman.
A derrick
London,
ow
say
A German banker named Bock of friends have been killed party
trains.
express
injured. tremendous fire
A in
two
out
to
at was
:
betweeu
and' shuffling, that the Queen did
cease
efficient
by
Conservative Press to urges Mr. Gladstone
plunder was available. On arrival the beach they, found the cargo The farmers composed of salt.
terfere.
sanitary
terday
this,
straight
30.
August
Alexander & Co., Street, merchants, liabilities to amounting
Redfern, Winchester
and
and
try
Loudon, Messrs.
join
;
Celegcams. (From
that Mr. Labouchere the team, he because making fun of her German
afterwards not
'
insisting should
.
Jntmolontal
.
anfc
ifowipi
September having
reports on the
coast
iuhabituuts
murderer.
2.
School
des
of New to
refusing
The Chief
ulti-
in
I
—
:
one
note, recently of the
from an indignant received by
a
London Board about the complain
must
wicked
sin you teach my boy things ful You a things. light candle, put a over and make it tumbler it, go out
without
—
blowing
it
out,
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in
fact,
:
priests
;
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not is
no
!
ing
I
more
they
French.—
introduce fumes and
which
inhale,
their
is
;
or
lives
to
,
addressed few the last
1
intrigue. Catholic
unurcn
Congress and the Comte
Fava
in
of party passion On the occasion at
de in
the necessity ledged were placed Catholics
in
place
Pope's which
is
the
in reply obviously drawn lately
letter
expressing him to find to
example," " :
are
to
the
the
wrote
dust
his
had
a
a
refractory directions of under the
are that these directions pretext political their face of in In this bearing. contention We maintain in its erroneous all that We have said integrity already and We repeat : 'No, We do not wish
in
are
found
religious case
to
he closely interests— which
France—
in
to mark
the
out
in
especially
the
the
pursuit
of social
a
we
in the miue places work half more than cool similar time to
two
call not
yon
men
of good,
that
sleep
I
I
I
i
does
in
the
those
only
It
"Antiquary."
who
plead the London seamstresses the that fruits complain
is
behalf
on
who of
of so
may
human
labour
the waste of human represent It is not life. ore these men only silver are their own hewing out, but coffins, and more wanted from work is yet them. advice Mr. Gann's concluding "
"
the
he says, pertinent. If," directors wish to let them retrench start down their the other screw end, own with £4,000 fees, and then the men. is
£3,000, and £2,000, £1,000 and I promise better results." The
Land
for
the
moran's to
Replying
a
question
salary,
People
to
whether
he had observed the
settlers on
settle Duneain
interview ship
said
a desire, on the part of or to obtain freeholds other forms of tenure (says the an Evening btar, reporting with Bishop IV! or an) his Lord
to
"
—
;
My idea
is
that
the
will
Westminster
of
is
considerable converts from
to
arranging number
a
new
Arch
new
—
:
of
no-
Anglicanism.
:
a
Sherbourne
in
my to
right subsis
ability,
is
there entitled
in
to
subsistance I
life.
and
must ;
I
whether
are
they of
exigencies I hold, be
sufficiently
better
the
for
people
statesman
Protestant Rev.
bishop
i
Mr.
;
Coleman Arbuthnot,
Arbuthuot. The two great universities ihave contributed recently some " to Rome," recruits one of whom has left the Isis to enter the novitiate of the learned Order of St. Beuedict. Seven (
com
!
for or
and
society,
for
the
iur
ine
I
of the establishment. to the old .Church
eight clergymen who have submitted
or
in
the'
will
As
is
with in
an
an
King"
the
House
uavt)
a
;
a
is
of is
of
analysis
To Noble" of Commons. In
interesting
"
a
says he the election
Parliament
new
completed,
names
sit
i
who :—
I
study.
and
a
"
'
I
i
I
uavure
a M. A., member of the gifted Cambrian Archaeological Rev. Society Howell Lewis Pattison Blood, M.A., rector of West Colchester Bergholt, ; ;
prosperous
Parliament
New
we
great
vv
varmty.
for the Catholic preparing but among recent accessions names of the Rev. Howell
Lloyd,
I
Rev.
practically
;
now
priesthood, the |occur i
;
A correspondent, busy man, writes members for the
begin
jare
?
people
the
and
moral,
happy,
a
of
Donald Donald
Hon
the
son
Messrs. of the
members and xMr.
brotherhood son of
(Anglican
Waugh,
Waugh;
Benjamin and Durant,
;the
!
situation,
the
;
;
ministers
our
of L.
of the name; Mr. Gil Firebrace Furness Marshall, M ajor Walter CottoD, Lodge, Southsea RA; Mr. John The Firs, Long, Sussex (late jWalbertori, 10th Hussars); of Rock iMr. Neville Taylor, Abbey; Laurence of a |Mr. Kip, grandson
according as I have
think,
of
bert
confusion be enabled
is
Howe
Cecilia
the Pearson, ecclesiastical architect Mr. Panl Lawrence Huskisson, grand son of the well-remembered economist
in
nor
differences
Lady Edith Earl Howe,
and sister daughter of Lord M.P. Miss Curzon, Evered, ;Wadhurst Castle, Sussex; Mr. J.
a
nor
;
;
are
decent
a
the
have
F.
Berant, M.A., of St. Michael's Rev. Hugh Lean, M.A., a nephew of the Rev. Mr. Coles, chaplain of Pusey House, Oxford ; the Rex. Dr. James the Herbert Rev. Spalding; Members of High Boothy, M A., etc. ChurGh Sisterhood as is frefignre, the case, somewhat in quently largely bhoreditch
;
the list. minister
The
ity
of
Archbishop
has received of these ladies into
West-
entire communthe Church.
au
e
and a Bigwood, but only Maple, two Beaches and a Dyke, a a a a Grove, Flower, Reed, Burns, a Lea two Fields, and Ford, two Hills, a Heath. In the way of sport there is a a Hunt, a Hunter, a Cobb Mount, In animal and Sitwell. the world there are Fox Wolff, Hare, Schwann, and Worms. But the majority of those
have Woods
In
one
selected fession
Palmers, Tanner,
their
get or
progenitors, Fisher, Quilter,
trades so
we
Hozier,
Smiths,
name
from
the
on
by
carried
have Butcher, Fletcher, (seven
only),
pro their
Baker, Taylor, four
two
an
mated
edition
called variety three claws upou A
1780, the author is another
There
Yorkshire
once
regarding "
—
:
received
the
a
This
and is
Saturday
on
and
a
foot."
Vicar
I
tail
having
ai,
each
notice following from a parishioner notice that you Arabrlla Brearley church
"
say, the
Ani-
in
"
writing to made
"
Goldsmith's
published of the Sloth,"
when is
of
Nature,"
marriage is
Miss
to
give
Jemima
comin' to your afternoon nex, to of matrimony at
the operation hands. Please be promp, as the hired by ibe hour. is The "opera was performed in due coose.
a Goldsmidt, Wrights, two a Gardners, Fowler, a two Potter, Sexton, Chamberlains, Then there is one and a Chaplain. another member who is Stern, who is
undergo
and are three Rasch, two are Bright There are, as I said, 7 Smiths. Hardy. also two There are four Joneses, Robinsons but Brown. In only one
Lord Wolseley is of opinion that the limbs of young people should be trained before their heads, and hopes to see the day when a gymnasium will be attached
there are Brown, and Grey, wished for More, Green. Shropshire and succeeded where Oliver Twist failed. There is only one Husband in the House, out there are also a Darling Then there are a and a Sweetman. Godson and three a member Fosters, who is who is Broad, another Little, who is Round. There and a third is a but Barrow and a Furness, they have coloura
views.
as
If
to
Names
half
so ruinous a system ?" pretence introduce It is not ooly the mothers and wiveB of the fishermen who may make their com as of the drowned the mother plaint,
:lad
has
person
becoming
prosperity
to
'
religious Pontiff.'"
and individual, the co-operation
National Library of Australia
i
the
on
?
bishop
on His Holiness Further declares: " it is the dnty of We Bay that while to dogma, and everyone to hold firmly with it to avoid compromise error, to Christian prudence to con belongs
ciliate
in can
will
mate' Yes, and longer if your wake yon. This is only a faint didn't of night work at Broken description Then Hill. why under such: a paltry
is the actually has a right anyone of conduct which line
protect Roman
says
the
Leader," The
Morning
those be mentioned may Lady homers, wife of Lord Somers not the of Countess that as ilk, inaccurately " stated World" the by the Baroness
i
if
can
efficaciously it is interests
when politics bound up with
but
politics,
distinguished
-
;
ihour
not
"salutary the Sovereign Pontiff goes on But We to find regret that others who, while they make of Catholicism, believe that
to interfere
famili
Bill,"
Among
anu me coiony the Govern if of the people, 'morality for ment were to give the land nothing on that those to whom it was condition settlers than became bona-fide given of things to the state permit present than continue. What do we want more
with week, keep you Now day.
-the
through
would
pick,
that
flies,
what
or
whole
These
own.
else
would, and munity
iujuiou
every one engaged day work, and contractors working in all the safest it Therefore will be a hundred places. in times worse if they start 'contracting the The also denies writer stopes." " that: the men loaf and -sleep. During the summer months at Broken Hill," " he writes, the temperature remains at the
his
man
ilt
>inin«AJ
uuuviawuvio
subsistence. " If a man
and these
station that
doubtful alive to
on
down,
up
profession to assume they have a right with to the attitude regard of the the Head Church,
into of
moans
of
daily,
bishop confirm table
an
do
comes
and then
"
"
The
are sincerely at but settlement, promote I hold that have the same time they the right not in all things gone way about it. They have done wonderfully to their but 'I am lights, jwell according
-
The Congress. a contains passage allusion in to thef
public
v
place those men where no man hoar without an
recent
by Royalist of the Chamber. After the satisfaction it had given so many in France Catholics
members
to say there
at
irom
Grenoble Mgr. Mun acknow which all the
of rallying
to
work.
stature,
anxious
?— the
it
lead
ilAnfilAAiAMB
A
i
through thousands of wide awake
political
of the
The Bishop wards what Father relating
takdn
offering
and
aftei
Republic. to the Holy
manifesto
ranee
r
noiu
120
of
object
i
tne
separating the arena
the
with
peopls
i
during
French
docu
His by months to
;
Holiness the
of important
series
the
indirectly
|
to
belongs ments
from
letter
a
,
received
that tha
being
Batch
not
on
Abraham and
to breed
likely is naturally
London
cannot
and
venerated
Converts:
is, becoming existence, what the word "decent" means. are not We are not equal.
men
jsaid,
the
Holiness.
of .Grenoble, has the Pope which
Bishop
be put
You
the
to
Will"
'is
A
called
do
"
but
enough,
common
comes
contempt ; Mr. a lawyer Mr. Bill is ; a Conservative, and is in fortunately " no Home Rule danger of being called Bill." Oaine has managed to get into the House, but there are happily three Abels to keep him in check.
moment
a
I
should
riorhfc
a
are
for
Socialist.
man
to
is
(but every to find a
simply shortening themselves. Again
to
i
Fava,
Mgr.
not
decent
Opportunity, he recognized,
I
His
a
Every
equal
;
Sale.
;
from
on
time, I of land
America
of providing
means
All
killing from 18 months' experienceas president ;of their accident relief I found fund, in to the numbers en ;that comparison work to day gaged in the contract i
I
Letter
of Paul
lights arity Will
not
others.
not,
for that
—
why
are
tence—that
:
!
Pope
Another
names
a
but he shall he eat;" of vice of to be made the victim for fanlts or exposed to starvation
not
the
:
M'Mahon,
the
one
neither
principles.
how
man
or means, poisonous
vuoiu
and
am
must
;
The
in
I
be
may
when
one
any
what
a
he
that
(
Maitland.
Gleeson
has
hna
work,
others
should be allowed to than two work in those mines longer some in as die suddenly, iyears— many Therefore the harder months. many they work— and that is what contract-!
j
D.
or
man
every
world
course
—
slowly I can find who have been disabled fori months and some of them for life stretch,
Hill at
the
Feast of Pentecost, ordained by the Lord Bishop of Le Mans, Sarthe, France:— ReVi
same At the accumulation
man
with
providing
A.
much easier " is : Coalminers silver miners poisoned, you hundreds in Broken
of
jchat
the
On
M.L
to
showing the former
jfilverminer,
White, Sydney. O'Shea, Sydney. John Dunne, Sydney. James Dalton, Sydney. Thomas Phelan, Sydney. Matthew Hogan, Sydney. Carroll,
a
for
that.
'.vs.
Patrick
iRev.
if
to be considered say that every
the Sydney papers on the nature of the work of the miners and of the chargeB. required them. ex for Take, brought against the jHe contrasts ample, the following. work of t.hp.nnAlminer with that nf thn r.
Convent, Dr. Brow n-
ordained
Mr.
—
officiating,
were
one
course,
homesteads.
Mines
!
from
letter
Broken Hill, throws light
James
jRev. Rev. John
;
Rev.
Ossory,
in the
the
no Rice, following being used as and George
James,
—
Thomas
Montagus
—
A
Sandhurst.
Loretto
the
Work
held.
by any
f.ha
Sydney. J. Battle, Sydney. Deasy, Perth.
July, the
prevent
equality
Hard
Kenny,
Rey.
,
;
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M'Cormack, R.
Rev..
; ,
W. J.
he
would
provide
f
Sub-Deacons. Rev. ;Rev.
their
fesult."
Rev. John Collins, Melbourne. Rev. Martin Hayes, Sale. J. J. JN orris, Rev. Sydney. Rev. P. Kenny, Sydney. Rev. Patrick Broidy, Sydney. Rev. P. Brady, Brisbane. Rev. B. O'Dea, Perth.
i
have placed
what
surnames:
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.
Currie Capulet, but no Winter. only remarkable by
two
or
two but The
are
no
are
Of body. the means to take up land on he must buy a freehold lease or some other perpetual tenure, a but a man able to freehold acquire would if not allowed think it a hardship to I think that the law should do so.
will in the shall see balance we Strong transformed, Society bending to the will of God, and holding to con it an honour tribute to this .and patriotic grand
Deacons. i
when they
and
jgood,
way
of the Government of the conn the landlord being try in I do not think that would large degree. of the country at be for the benefit large there would I think be the happiest of things where owned state each man
and families of high rank their initiative, and holy example, then the 'generosity understand on which side people will true friends and on What solid jare their rests the happiness for which they .basis what is They will' turn towards jthirot.
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his
in
put
being favour
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young
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public
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purpose
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of
to the aptitude goodness, what is good. When all, raising realise con themselves above party strife, shall one centrate upon (the cessation object all of religious their efforts, persecution) the honest men to bear upon bringing their believers their good hearts, jwork of religion, men' of experience Resources of men their jtheir wisdom, ispirit
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belongs
are
Summer
;
took
ordinations
certain
a
There
anomalies.
and
different
and represent
separated, stituencies.
|
for
would prefer freehold to any generally to me other mode of tenure. It seems that a man should have perfect liberty to take np land under any system that he chooses, but I am strongly of opinion that who to have a wishes everyone have his choice freehold should without
The great majority Catholics people are ; but those who have not the happiness among there of being are who such, many a foundation of good sense and preserve men.
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A.G.S.
Robs to
Mr.
Western
Australia.
SOLE
MUSSON, Coffee Sydney and WILL STAND AT Hotel, PERTH, and travel all the through in the Farming Districts Colony. J.
Palace
the
:—
Pedigrees Clydesdale Stallion.
Bred
LORD
HOPETOUN o' Strowan, Bred by Ballarat. McGregor, Lord Hopetoun has gained he follow at ing viz. First War.rackprizes, Laird Ross and
By
naheal
as
a
one
First First
Ballarat, and
fort, two
year
First,
old,
at
at Smeaton, First year old : First First at First at Clunes, Talbot, First at Hardies Beaufort, First at Hill, First at and Ballarat, Warracknabeal, First at Ballan ; the splendid
making,
of Twelve old. Lord
mares
last
foal.
He
should
Prizes
and
season, is
all
in
and
sire,
,
the
was
Laird
o'
Ribbon so well
o'
for
Britain more
Blue
of
he
grand
Strowan's
is
sire,
Darnley. grand' sire,
great dam
is
Jess,
Buchanan by George (imp.) dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) at Second Prize Maggie won First
Prize two
as
old,
Stallion,
by
year
old,
record
as
been
never
as
a
and First
Skipton; year old at Ballarat, at Skipton ; when only four First as a at Prize dry mare as a five Prize year old, First three
at
and also Ballarat, Champion Prize for best female of the Great grand dam by Dick's yard. mare
Champion
(imp.) have been won The following prizes Laird 1886 at the o\ Strowan In by jthe'Grand Show of the. National Spring. of Victoria, he won Agricultural Society First as Prize of £50 10s,; a yearling of £30 10s. in the First draught horse in (Bach also. First produce sweepstakes of £5 5s., given of two by Messrs. ;
gifts
&
Alston Draught making
Society's of three
stakes,
Show.
that
Clunes
at
first
and
United
Exhibition; same show
awarded First old
Sweef
entire
Agricultural also first in group held in 1886. He
Prize
draught
for
at
colt
the
First
filly.
at
Geelong Show
Spring
in
yearling Spring Hill
colt
and Bullarook First in the Society. three yearling draught
Champion
prize
Society
at
Show
draught coll yearling he gained In 1887
or
colts
in or
1886,
of
fillies.
baying
be
was
aB
a
en
JOHN-
...
WANTED from
see'J
I
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0 0
7
6
6 5
6 5
Guineas" may
Fur
bef
'dneb
tibt&ihWd
Waihdu'se
Piano
that'
to
hundred
at'the'FedeHl for
CashVn'tlie
0 0
0
two'
or
i
WANTED!,irtihlhdihM'bf
foivonief,'Own'efr.j
"Albany
to
Pianos
madewitk
Federal
the 'Use1 -of travel-! intend 'the' travelling1 to
Western
'
'
horses'
in
KNOWN
25
hisbing Time- Payment System.
d.
s."
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be
from
select
for
inspect
the
FutnishingiiWtrt'ehouse
&toek
at or
-
the
write
particulars.
ah'd:
route.
MUSSON;
Owner.
:
namely; where
;
he
was
;
:
placed
COUNTRY-NOTICE,
SPECIAL
King Cole in
(imported), and imported
1867,
1876. Got by King Tom Vive (sister to Vidette), by in
140
Austrian
;
Cases of
Beijtwodd arrive
'
to
shortly, '
Cases.
HuotatioiiSj
for
write
Chairsj '
One Dozen
In
Frou-Frou (imp.), by Mac-f her dam, Glengowie, by Touch out of Glengarne, stone, by Sultan. The Duke is half brother to Welling ;
and
ton,
and
to
other
'-where1
can1?
the
Since: he has.
Dam,
caroni
a
host of He
mention. has a beautiful
others is
a
ALSO
too numerous
sure
of the
Bentwood
Austrian
foal-getter,
temper. the Duke prove that is the very best blood in the Colonies. The Duke has as good a pedigree as can be pos any stallion sire sessed of and dam having (both and the best been imported), very of blood that con Id be got regard strain
Room These water
Rockers, and
Drawing
Bentwood
goods
are!
will
be
and
Dining
Suites.
splendid
cost.
Pure-bred Stallion. Clydesdale NAVY BLUE. By Blue Ribbon (imp)., Bred by William Holmes, Esq., Ascot,
near
now
found
on
'to
'the
be
value.
Bine is 1888. November
j
bay
a
:
Victoria.
duties,
Navy
horse,
Blue
Sire
foaled
|
Ribbon
(imp.)
JF
two
FCBMiHIlfifi
,
bred Ribbon was by Mr. R. Drawbilling Honse, Fenwick, and was the of Kilmarnock, property
1
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Taylor, David
Riddle,
Blub at
First
...
that
Australia.
Langar
7 9
...
KNOWN
Letitia,
Guineas.
to
who
:
Van Darrell, Voltiguer by Birdcatcher, Nell by Blacklock. by Inheritor, to King King Cole is full brother of the winner Two Thousand Lud,
of
one
Esq.,
Ribbon
home, his
likewise sons
Paisley.
was
sold
a a
in
I
great
HAY-STREET,
PERTH.
prizetaker breeder-
grand Scotland
for
the "
possible blood in
two
Smeaton
At
Victoria of Qui
old colt at First year Association Exhi Spring for two year old draught stallions; bition and Talbot Show for at Clunes First stallions at First two ; year old draught a
shows. principal to Ballarat, three times, National Show,
Sire of Dnke, bred in Englaud out
ling horse-boxes, above mentioned
the Champion prize received blood of any the best sire, at also placed First Daylesford.
for
handsome
as
came
At Hardies; second. he was Mount Mercier Society and was also awarded the First, placed for blood in the best; Champion being
to
'
Street,
Pianos
COVER,
follow
...
W.A.
placed
Geelong and Western Dis year at Show ; First trict Society's Spring of Vic National Agricultural Society Smeaton,
the
shown Grand
Ballarat be was and Hill
best
filly.
at
old
very;
as
in
The
Agricul for
last
proved
be
arrangements the Government 'for'1
Blue
Agricultural best group
Smeaton
McGregor
the
ill'
the stud, and in the showDuke been has showm times around the Coleraine and obtained first: always
Smeaton,
at
& since
the
The
prizes at all The Dnke
less
one
Ballarat
old year and Western District the same First year.
draught
for
has
that
Pedigree
TO
Hopetoun Blue
Stations
that
Furnishing Warehouse, Hay Perth fiai the largest Stock of
Guineas
CHARGES
If
all
Federai
at
successful
one
for
of Five Hundred! used on the station
Ross
by He
season.
re'
Approved Bills accepted' more Mares are served
sum
the
Wartohsb'
House
WANTED Federal i
was Malakoff Suwarrow performer Victorian and Derby
particulars
Piano
temper.
splendid' been; raced.
Briton
and being ever had to remove him onj since, they account of having to get another change) of blood. Johnson Messrs. & Sons; resolved to part with and be waBi him,
and Pastoral Agricultural Society's Show in 1886. at First &c., Cargarie, the same Exhibitions year for yearling or
;Nsvyt
purchased;
The above will descended from
Grand
in
at
Prizes
placed District at
Colt
Produce
First
Cnp
Challenge
best
for
Horse 5
was
and
Co.,
£30
at
valued
the
for
yard. and First,
.
years old, Ballarat ; as a brood
by
a
£
for stud two-year-old purposes: Johnson & Messrs. near; Sons,
the
Second
been
havnig
a
The Duke Malakoff
two; raced
a
to
require
KNOWN
Furnishing)
leading
of
will
a
,
Talbot,
.and
when
Duke
been
grand Miss
;
Sire
For1 fuller Stud1 Book.
THE
write
the
j
—
j
Lord
The
District,
at- Skipton yearling at Bal First Prize
a
Clunes
larat,
toria
a
unbeaten and has
an
yards. several
renowned stallion, breeding Coxe's Pride of Scotland,. imported. Lo d Hopetoun's dam, Miss Maggie,
tural
has
purchased
refer-
in.
late
colt
is
in
Warehouse.
WANTED Federal'
of Pianos
irislrhiWiits to
repair
Furnishing
standing dark with high, grand head and neck,
races. important Dam Duohess, by Chieftain Chieftain New. Warrior— by Green,
'.
an
Guineas,
Paisley. was the
Darnhy, Great
Conqueror. o' Strowan's
Moffat's Laird
colt
Duke
1
or
tuning
inch
is
wouderfnl won the
whose
Country
Stallion
Thoroughbred
hands one He has
The
Owners
prizes.
of possessed Malakoff has never,
!
('oleraine,
of
property
as superfluous, over the colonies.
Strowan's
o'
Laird
22nd
Ribbon
qualification .
breeding would be known all
year
and
principal
DUKE. dark brown
£ teen
points.
flat immense with' bone, and splendid head, neck and shoulders; short back, with middle piece, splendid stone: enough to carry any fifteen strong man over He: any fence in the country. la. the sort of Btallion to just get good, hacks as or well as racehorses. hunters,
year
Blackhall,
To say anything
years. to the
was
si
1
the
WANTED
the
at
prizd
MALAKOFF. Mblakoffisa' Bay Stallion,
i
has
any
by Mr. wasybred House, Fenwick,
Riddle, Esq., Ribbon's sire, Champion horse of
He Talbot
won
being
The He
in
Blue
Sire,
David Blue
.
large at all
first
The
.
prize.
shows.
He
foaled
Bay,
Drawhilhog
Kilmarnock,
Prize
sixteen
of £203,
sum
Prince
a
1
Taylor,
a
having
second
one
the
to
of
mare.
i —
—
;
&c.,
National Library of Australia
It
that
of 1,100 guineas. will be seen by the above pedigree Navy Bine is possessed of tbe best
The
By
sum
Clydesdale Australia.
Pure-bred Prince
and
I
I
Hopetoun's
Strowan, is a bright 1885. September, Blue Ribhon (imp).
as
and
prizes
and
sire
Society's First at
class.
since.
country. Lord
the
nine
server,
splendid valuable
a
two..
a..
think
we ,
a
to.
served
Hopetpun.
prove
Laird
u p.
Ballan
at
.
year
First
approach
and Daylesford Glenlyon, Association ..Agricultural Show, in the AH- aged classes. First in the Three year old Class at the Beaufort Agricul tural Association Show.; Society's total of twenty-six Making the splendid
THE
at
total
the imported Franklin
Amounting
First at Beau Clunes, Hardies Hill. Asa
at
colt,
First gained and Pastoral
Agricultural in
at
and
horse.
Clydesdale In 1889 he
first
at
year for the nearest
a
Show,
for at
First
old
the
service
Highland Show in Aberdeen in Society at in 1869, second Dumfries 1870, first at Kelso in 1872, and tbe first at Show at Royal Agricultural Sooieiy's Manchester. of Wales Prince is by General (3 22), dam, by Samp Darling alias son, Twin Logan's (740 Briton's dam, Missie by Stanley (822), dam Mr. McKerrow's National grand Prize which took Mare, of upwards
,
The.fpllp.wing Thie Pure
R.
to
G.A.E.
three
Prize
Champion of
Talbot
for
Cargarie
PROPERTY
are
old
has
been at the at 40 public guineas per of Wales won the first
at National the same
Ballarat A.P.S. entire colt. First
at
First
year Clunes and
who
at
;
show. three
ENTIRES,
by
value £30, time), of Victoria second
(second
SETTLERS.
imported
the
now
MR.
AND
THE CELEBRATED
Lately
Are
SQUATTERS,
TO
BREEDERS
JpIVE
and Horsham Grand National Show in 1887. In 1888 he gained the Champion Cup
,
NOTICE
Wimmera
'
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one
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policies within
policies
EVERY
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Private
bouse,
terms
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hundred
George's
Whoreguineas
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colony
in of of
STOVES,
MARINE
Unlimited
900, 000.-
Capital
ST
:
HAY
STREET. Chimney
and
each
engagements
Commercial transacting
Ironmongers
COOKING
FIRE
in
of the
men
of the
COMPANY
SYMON,
BUILDINGS,
ot
Offices
STEELING,
affairs
its
Rates.
GEORGE
the
WATSON'S
Insurance
largest HALF
Its
Lowest
at
Address
the
forget
that
guarantee
Revenue
MARINE.
colonies.
to the fact of Country clients that we pack to Railway but all Orders must be Station, Perth, not be executed. otherwise they will
remittance,
to
forget
and LIBERALITY. The Australian OF ANY OTHER
attention
special
Goods Free
all
accompanied
Dou't
the,
Lowest
further
a
|
accepted of
is
MILLION
Pollard,
I
and
Insurances Rates.
Sir
James G. Lee Steere M. L. A. Hon. George Shenton M. L. G., Bateman Esq.
A.,
M. L. A., John W.
Esq.,
revenue
Oats,
BRANCH.
Directors:
Jams, 2 lb tins 5d
lb
dozen
Low
£3,306,742.
3d
stone
Goods at correspondingly
London.-
Cornhill,
INVESTED FUNDS Revenue £1,541,528.
£2,500,000. Annual
2£d lb
Sugars,
Office
6£d lb 8d lb
Raisins,
all
CAPITAL
dozen
per
each,
Is
Currants,
And
COMPANY
case
bag
6d
4s 9d
each,
bar
fid
5s
bag
9d
Potatoes,
5£d tin
Herrings, Monkey Soap,
6d
Celebrated
Johnson's
8d each
tins,
UNION ASSURANCE LIMITED.
7£d
Head lis
6s 3d
tin,
50 lb
Flour,
6d lb
COMMERCIAL
2£d
tin
lb
per
21b
Is
large
tin,
4s
Tobacco,
bar Destampe's, Is quart bottle (Destampe's), Tinned lls3ddoz Beef, ll£d21btin,
2s lb
bottle
10 stone,
Salt,
-Acting), Eluid
6d and
Is
6s
6£d
Milk,
9d
Is
pounds)
lb
tin,
6d
Kesosene,
9d
;
6d tin
Vinegar,
|
each
(single
English),
4d
Mullet,
!
4s
(best
6d
(packet), lb
per
per
Sardines,
Soap, 3d bar
Washing
2d
Is
Hams
tin
pound,
blend
Is
.
lis
boxes,
Deputy
—
offering
prime,
'
in
lb
single
„
own
Bacon,
\
4s
,
our
Cheese,
I
9d dozen.-
10s
per
are
101b
from
„
«
12 lbs
lb,
we
in
|
tin
tin,
12 lbs
lb,
4Jd per
lines
„
;
\
Syrup,'
Tapioca,
7 Jd
'
tin
Fruitsdn
box
lb.
Jam .(Morjton'sjy.ed. 6 id bottle
English Pickles,
few of the Tea
8d English,), (best 7d tin, 6s 9d dozen
Salmon,
a
Esq.,
-
Oatmeal, Candles,
are
following
Is
.
The 71b bag,
Moore,
Dalgety
Perth.
Exchange,
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write
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SEPTEMBER
THURSDAY, THE
in
and purpose and try to iniquity having before your eye. for those who combat for Pius IX.
indefatigable undaunted spirit evil with good conquer the reward
YILGARN
1892.
8,
thus that
STRIKE.
l
strikes
do not go on,
disputes laws also
i
LTD,, PRIZE
ALES
Purity
Combined.
6s.
Pints
Country
fnn
to
the
First
Medal for both
Prize Alb
Awarded
Stout,
and
by
the
of
Western
Society
Royal
Swan Brewery
the
C.Y.M.
The
following
the ensuing
of
the :
quarter.
8
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29
Syllabus
—
Reunion. Practices." Gridiron to Contributions
head Esq.,
50
miners
for
2
party
Banquet.
Shop
STEAM Horse Power complete, with Blacksmiths on TWO-ROOMED COTTAGE,
MILL, and
to
Apply
terms.
easy
J.&J.OLUNE,
,
Victoria
Canterbury,
Plains.
men.
MATERIALS TRACT.
TENDERS to
Noon, the
for
1892,
They
are
Director
the
outside,
will
be
received the
at this
sarily
Office
"
to The Hon. and marked Works," for Rottnest Building and and
at
ness
necces-
be
be accepted.
course.
—
liberty
of Railways aad Commissioner of Public Director Works.
masters
the
Federal
in
in about reduced effective
difficulty
own
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it
is
any make them alter Matters have to take The must men be
to
procedure without which on or
simplest
men
which could not violence to the the side of either no is more than
Hoeal is
shall
sit
The
justness.
it is not merely the to such a dispute parties who are alone concerned. The loss to themselves is but a fraction of the whole evil involved. In addition to their own loss there is the evil done the
by
wide-spread
and
<S t
decided
definitely
n e r a
to
the down
the for
a
to
and
was
minutes. that
of the
under
little
£15. those ladies gentle ordered to be entered It was seen by the Syl
A vote men
weekly Chair
next
monthly
re-union
the
was
8th of September but as was considered rather too soon after the a motion was concert, carried that the be held re-union on the following Thurs when a day evening, Sept, 15th, good amusement evening's may be expected. j
The
late Hon, T, T. A'Beckett was (says Insurance and of Banking Record" 18th July) one of the very in Victoria first to the Australian Mutual Provident join he having effected Society, policy No 110 in 1851, When the Victorian branch was established twelve afterwards years (in he was appointed a Director of the 1863) first local He retired Board. in 1865, but in 1866, and waB held the again appointed office till he finally in 1887, carrying retired with him the high esteem of his colleagues and their at the loss of his wise regret which counsel, was alwajB appreciated. We that are informed his policy was for bonuses have been added to £850, and that the of amount £1,700 10s., thus increasing the assured sum to £2,250 10s, or to three times the original sum. the
"
COUNTRY
NEWS.
I.
that Parliament November 2nd.
Wednesday,
on
last
crushing 140 ozs. 3 dwts. yielded from 321 tons of stone.
at
Hill
Hope's
12
of
grs.
gold
Mr. Nesbit's body on Thursday morning
Mr. Dale, other
Post
our
claimed
letters
found last the beach at OotteBloe about half a mile from the scene of the accident. The funeral took place on the was well following day and attended. was
and Mrs. celebrated
On Saturday
P. Captain Laira, now dis at Fremantle, while charging superintend of a log of kauri timber ing the slinging met with an accident which cost him his life. defect in the winch Through some the log fell from a height of 12 feet upon the unfortunate man him against crushing the combing of the hatch. There being no accommodation at Fremantle the poor in his terribly fellow, mangled state with his ribs chrust through his lungs and pro from his body, had to be sent to truding Perth to the Colonial and died Hospital, arrival. just after
Hughes,
morning thebarqus
of
PERTH Concert
C.Y.M. in
aid
of
last
SOCIETY. the
Piano
Fund.
Fund The Piano Committee of the are C.Y.M.S. to be on congratulated the entertainment sub very agreeable in St. Patrick's Hall mitted on Thursday The stage was last. tastefully decorated, was and the hall illuminated with gas for the first time. At 8 o'clock the hall was TVi
nuAwrioil
credi"
o
nunnfiivn vi
UJ.VUUOUI
fr Awooiui
o
rnAM Aibil"
excellently played by Misses and Kelly (Piano), assisted by the Rev. Father Bourke Mr. Very (Violin). L. sang "When other Taylor and lips," Miss "A L. McKay rendered Pontet's dream within a dream" in charming She was encored style. long and loudly, with and responded Adams' pretty song Mr. T. Duff of Mona," created end no amusement the humorous by his singing "His funeral's which im to-morrow"was redemanded. Miss F. Brady's peratively "
was
are
50
un
delivery.
Thomas their
of River Marriott, golden wedding the
day.
s.s. Nemesis general cargo here the Eastern colonies.
There
of rain does not
has
been
the
on
landed 130 tons of her recent from trip
on
a
continuous
Tinfields,
in
come
as
it
but should.
still
heavy
tall
the
tin
The miners of the tinfield are asking that Sir James Lee-Steere should visit Greenbushes and address those of his con stituents who reside in the locality. Mr.
Harry
cart young other day was the stall and fractured. a
J.
there
Office
awaiting
The
On Monday last the Commissioner of informed a from Railways deputation had that the Government no in Beverley tention of removing the terminus of the Great Southern Railway to York.
Connor
immediate
,
cheapest
the
Unhappily
known.
Wanted Famishing
a
taken
H.W.VENN,
Public Works Office, Perth, Western Australia, 30th August, 1892.
the
by
to work or not as they will the masters must be free to their business as on carry they deem best. Interference in the of arbitration or way by way of would be useless legal prescription unless the awards of either should be enforced with unsparing strict
Public
Materials Supply Contract." of Contract, Conditions Specifications be seen at this can Drawings Office, the Court House, Fremantle. lowest or not The any tender will
ways.
tbeir that
amounted of thanks who assisted
concert
At
the argument cuts Taken in another to the other applied
the
to
come
free and
9th September
above Contract. to be addressed
of "Tender
likely suffice
their their
CON
to
as
will
SUPPLY
FRIDAY,
on
be slow to they should the extreme step of a lock out on the one or a strike on side, the other. When matters have at last reached a such pass nothing can be looked for but evil conse in every direction. quences secondly,
members held their usual on The Friday evening. that the proceeds
announced
man
set this
in the
Hence
The
meeting
labus
cease
fruitful
"
on
more concern parties immediately ed have to weigh well the certain results of any hasty mode of action. For their own in the first sakes, and for the sake of others place
It
that
To meet useless to
Its
period. fluctuations are of dispute.
causes
time.
seems speak of arbitrationnorwould legal enactments give much promise of any betterment. So long as both sides remain reck
not
up
equal same
amount
this
that
trade economic
lengthened
"
BUNBURY.
to
it
less
ST.
ROTTNE BUILDING
the
the
pay. inevitable
by
so
"
working
is
payments
Six
one
for
Say
goes to prove how slight have "been the decrease of to the of the mines owners profits and therefore how unwisely they reduced the scale of. to
Reci
the LET
this
£1400
ways. and
sense
NOTICE. TO
consequences the refusal
ceased
have
months,
has
offered.
I
would
13— Mock
FLOUR
of wages
is
both
tations. „
rate
answer
B.A.,L.L.B.
Criticism.
6— Journal—
following
at
what
of
the
the
be arrived
have had to put up with 4 years at the working the rate of pay. To this
OCTOBER. Thur.
the
exact to
between the two rates of would take 4 years' wages nearly constant work. That the 50 is, as men have suffered much by the months' strike as two they would
Journal to be in by Oct. 5. "Lec" W. Moorture F. by
—
place
be made
result —
to
difference
for
SEPTEMBER. Thur.
the
forfeiting To recover
SOCIETY.
is
show
men.
loss
approach
1
less
but
be lesson While
only
run their unflinching than the will Quite other of either masters or men are the social laws which determine the can rate of wages a man be paid at time for his work. The any standard is never a fixed for one
any
has been
it
actual
can
be
to
rliofanf
working
cannot
immediately
Company,
the
of .the
amount
taken
Perth.
Limited,
PERTH
to
Agricultural Australia to
fan
concerned
all
some
correct
much
so
strikes
to
miners
vio-
who
men
course.
on
from
Ita
all
to
but
ly,
end
,
em
carried
been
Aonnnf
especially An estimate
attended
promptly
the
the
tbeir
freedom
nearly loss
a
doz.
per
4s. per doz.
orders
and
Ti/vnarl
Like
PRICES: Quarts
lence
between
and
has
It ployers. with singular
STOUT.
&
to the
come
difference miners
Yilgarn
Excellence
and
unfortunate
PERTH.
yet
i
SWANBREWERYGO,
has not
there
looking
quitted
good it can home bringing
j
end
where
many men Of the
"
Thornton's Sing, sweet bird" A flute admired. Pirates solo, of Penzance" was executed by capitally Mr. J. Shean. Mr. V. G. W. Brady was for his encored All song through oblig ing a lady" and with a comic responded song entitled "I'm Miss C. not." Boladeras scored a success in her singing of In old Madrid." Two very pleasing items were "Katey's Letter" <by Miss K. and I love the Naughton, merry, merry sunshine" by Miss C. Webb. The first was part of the programme brought to a close with an Irish jig by Mr. J. Shean, whose was dancing excellent. The really audience insisted on Mr. Shean coming on to the boards second a time. "Borrowed plumes" a side-splitting farce filled the second of the The part programme. characters were sustained by Messrs. R. S. Haynes, A. G. J. Corbett, and Brady, Misses F. The Brady and E. Haynes; comic part was taken by Mr. Haynes, who the kept audience in convulsions of the laughter The other throughout piece. performers themselves acquitted very creditably: the entertainment Altogether was a decided success. much
"
between dispute And it will not the mischief done is not yet ended. have left the fields
any
'
An
goldfields. suffers loss of confidence
is not Yilgarnit likely many will find as pro fitable work as that left. they Their situations in the mines will be filled others who if not by up such effective workers will be yet able to supply their place in some or other. The matter then way as a may be regarded losing game all round and if it be productive of
Iftecorfc.
Jt.
with
of The from the
success
of
rendition was
on
employers
the
town
too
employment.
have
Cross of
Perth, "
men
into
already
for
P.C.
I.,
of
good
come
workers
i
of of
or
on dependent the Yilgarn Colony as a whole
.
B.V.
of
field
Many
results.
the actual than their
are
A
Nativity Devotion. St. Kieran, St. Hilary,
FRI. SAT. SUN.
—
10—
Federal
the
—
which
than
more
SEPTEMBER.
ex 8—
for
:
r < 1 1 o
t
sub
following
Greenough.
Society,
3d-
'
That
mischief
have
while attending to the Tinfields the crushed the side of against had of his ribs several
Layman mare
at
Mr. Reid has fixed upon a spot for coal two about and a half boring operations miles from Busselton and almost equi two distant from the bores put down by the Vasse Coal Boring Syndicate. The residents of the Vasse are suffering from colds which in many oases develope resemble which symptoms greatly the much dreaded Russian influenza. As the case the children are the is usually laid sufferers. So many are now greatest at the schools is up that the attendance diminished. greatly the exists A pressing necessity for_ doctor in the Bridge presence of a resident town District. Colds of a severe form of and where have been prevalent late, the patients have in infants were attacked several cases sucoumbed. Only fancy if want we must send 90 miles we a doctor sufferers for him. the recent Amongst the respected Resident was Magistrate, who has been laid up with a bad attack of bronchitis. to the The exact route the railway Blackwood District should take is exciting Some argue no little attention just now. the that it should be constructed up and the objectors Preston Valley, reply On the that it would lead to nowhere. it other hand is advanced that by adopt via the Tinfields the mining ing the route would receive a decided industry impetus, land would be and mncli good agricultural opened in the Upper Warren and Uppey
Blackwood
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hold
will
Yery now.
few diggers The majority
here through by Minginew.
A marriage was celebrated by the Rev. Father Brereton at St. Peter's on Thurs when Mr. Biner and Miss day week were united in the bonds of Killmurray
;
1
,
Sunday morning,
;
to
I was very sorry hear that failing health compelled Father Long to go to Perth It by the last steamer. appears that our climate does not agree with him. I hope to learn soon that he ,will be well to
enough Speaking
return
at
early the flood reminds me that a collection was by public subscription made to aid the sufferers by the Greenough flood. one There was distribution made from the fund with a promise of another after the next harvest. Since then I have heard nothing more of the second
.
.
Mr.
value sense
on.
to
comes
of
J. Keating Godfrey
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2 2 2
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Willis
The Front
has not done much for the We have a train twice a mail If week, but one only. people up the country write to their on the friends have to wait week for a a Flats, they same of reply ; and the occurs, delay I when the residents of the Flats course, address correspondence to their acquaint who reside on the back blocks. ances We the present state „must,.I suppose,, endure of. things as best we may, and hope for better in the future. arrangements railway
ORPHANAGE
Collected ley
Mrs.
by
.
c,
has been busy herb and again, me much to announce that a fine grieves man named J. Walker promising young died recently from effects of typhoid the. fever at the age of 23. He was ill. but a few days. ten About days ago a child of Mr. J. Reynold's died of the croup. And another to record. On .Thursday yet week an old and respected resident of. the Mr. J. Bridgeman, died at the re-: Flats, sidenc© of Mr. T. Smith.. Deceased lost wife by the flood which ..his occurred on the Greenough a few years It wili ago. be remembered that several lives were lost and a. great deal of property destroy ed at the same time. ,
<.
j
J
GERALDTON Mr.
Hugh Dow
last
at
the
died age of 27 after
on a
Wednesday short
illness.:
'The
Hon. Geo. Shenton haB decided to1 Gerald ton towards the end of the month. present Men are now employed in quarrying stone for the building of the new post visit
For
out of prison and pilfering breaking food seven blackfellows recently received 12 lashes each at Hall's Greek.!
;
,
keeper leaves
York
Tomney,
a.
:
£ 10 10 1
A Friend X. Y. Z X Mr. M. T. Margolius A Friend Mr. John Burke J. Hurse ,, Frank ,, Craig Chas. Edwards ,, W. Dinsdale „ E. Monger ,, P. F. McManus „ Jas. Craig ,, T. A. Stokes ,, Kenneth Edwards „ Moorhead ,, Mrs. E. Ingram Mr. L. Hynes J. Ashworth „ W. McCarthy ,, R. Hardman ,, James M. Gillivray „ Neil M. Lead ,, Mrs. Eaton Mr. J. S. Johnston J. Parker „ Kirk ,,
some
Mr. John Hall, a boarding-house died on Saturday 20th inst. He wife and, large family.
by Miss
,
Collected
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The
boiler
for the Nannine G. M. Com pany was placed on the ground on August oth. It took the team of 17 horses just a> month to draw it from Minginew.On Saturday week a of twenty party miners with two teams left for Cue's Find. A number of others followed after,shortly who are packing their to belongings the: The annual meeting of the Murchison Amateur Racing Club will take place on. October 12tli and the fcllowing The day. is a one but the programme large prizes1 are not so valuable as those nearly offered, on occasions. previous members
of the Men's Working are still in a state of agitation; Society over the of the Salvation! application A general, Army for the use of the Hall. will be held on 6th toi meeting Sept. discuss '-he matter. A miner on the Murchison idly per the boundaries of his claim; ambulating noticed color in a stone which supported of the Under the one the. pegs. dollj stone of gold. Does not: 4£ ozs. yielded this read like a similar told of the; story early days of Bendigo. The Warden of the has received an answer made by the residents opening of a money The Postmaster-General to accede to way clear
n
Murchison
shares
fields
are
much
claims
alarmed
on
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Contributions
of 3s.
Messrs. Martin
eaeh
of 2s.
for
6d. each
:
J. Cleary
Jas
;
I
Evans P Mc Swift
;
J Kelly Mrs. Condon ;
engaged last week,
;
;
;
;
;
advent
the
Union
;
18 1 each
tne
a :
—
F Hones Fr'end
£15 18
6
0
:
0
i
;
|
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7
0
0
0
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last
\
Total
£15
—
i
Sir, above
|
collection
Rev. P. J. O'Connell Sergfc.
at
York
etc.
Gibney ...
— j
:
'
2
be paid
to
are
f.lio
these
men
tne
0 10
0
0
'
'at
members
the1
labour fair
"
appeared week.
Much
has
as
the
from which
troubles at and unbiassed in the West
little
wet
state
one
or
At
j
said
on
the
for vexed question, and agaiust. In your evening a letter contemporary " Hugh Fraeer." The appeared signed writer his expresses pleasure regarding
rlmnrAra
large
maqw xigaL
the
of
ground.
small
reefs
here,
There are but very
has been done on them yet. the island in Austin's Lake a are number of men at work doing well and several small but ex rich
reefs
are
by hand.
patch land, At
bnt
There
workings is
this
the eight
Finish
on
being profitably is also another the north main
quiet
present.
and four mile and Dead several
(Cuddingwarra)
promising very little carried
being opened,
alluvial
At
number in
work
the of
is
so
fresh
ground
There
are
also
men
working
litt'.e
very
ground
are
reefs'
on.
large
reefs
r#
the
Mount, but being done owing to the
two
of
but
wr\nlrir> uviamg
ora wv
of
west
is
very
employed been
GOLDFIELD.
vuv
well,
very tremely worked or
themselves continue
to
a
v
little
of
A
have expressed
manner.
is
luck's all. of making
miss,
MURCmSON
SOUTHERN
"
I
are
on
Jones'
batch of men the mines left York, Southern Cross. Despite
deals with the (Southern Cross in
;
A
letter;
or
men
Mining
Geologist:— " I have the honour to report that I have arrived at the Nannine after the country between Berk examining and Mount shire Kenneth to Valley the eastward of the Warne flat and as far as Mount Kenneth possible without an forming exploration party. Here I experienced great trouble owing to the dense thickets and scarcity of water. I examined the country from this point north to east Mount Magnet Lake. then N.W. From tp Austin's I proceeded this to the west of point Mount where Magnet gold discovery,
6
0
We append an extract by Mr. Joseph Rogers
struggle.
wage.
The Commissioner of Crown Lands has received the following dated report, August 15 th, from the Government
have gone back with the consent
determined
being
0 6
or
hit
the
think a
high
REPORT BY THE GOVERN MENT GEOLOGIST.
'
for
as
am
enlight the subject. No donbt I shall be looked upon as an agitator by a section of the community; certain but that will frouble me but little."
Pinjarrah
AT
of wages. to work on
rate
—
Davis
of Is.
old
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;
6
and managers, an employer Mr. Fraser, and I
I say it wages." (Query.) to ask them to contribute to our loss if no they make by our profit mere gain. They have nothing than of their brow. by the sweat they earn The scrip jobber and speculator have in the prospective for which something ask others they must who pay, and not success will not benefit to by their con tribute. Unlike Mr. I have Fraser, never been a labourer, nor do I wish to be some be. There may in pleasure but that I know nothing being one, do I wish to be about ; neither
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;
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!
;
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to
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directors.
—
;
Willey Darkie
call
such
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;
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to
pleased
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men have not asked for The employers wanted them, which to my mind was mines are They say the
been
:
;
are
the machinery the Central Central, Extended, Fraser's, Fraser's South and Hope's Hill. The has not been much less yield average than an ounce, which should and would have paid good dividends had the mines
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and they paying, the high rate of
s
the
'
fftp
Mr.
.
Death
'
To
a
of
is
labourers, and say what for to or get it, capitalists, them what to pay. They (the Govern with as mnch be ment) might justice asked to fix a price on tea and sugar. Mr J Fraser on to then goes' say that Unions and strikes are the curse of
Bever
Dogherty,
it
suggested should pass an between labour and mind this is impractic
conciliate
and
haR
:
,
The new which is now in course building of erection at Subiaco to be a very promises handsome structure. Stombucco is Signor the architect, and Mr. D. Gray has the is on contract. The the same building elevation as the It is intended orphanage. for a school, and will a long-felt supply want. storv A large room in the basement of the orphanage had to do service as a schoolroom till now. And however ap was" the Good Sisters had parent the want not the courage to undertake the work On last Sunday His Lordship any sooner. the the from the pulpit, Bishop invited, ladies to meet at the Palace that evening with a view to devise the best means of funds to defray The the expenses. raising ladies assembled as and we requested, have no doubt the friends of the Institu tion will soon hear from them. It is many since any appeal has been made on years behalf of the orphanages, but whenever an was made it was both appeal generally and generously responded to. The Ladies' Committe will read over with pleasure the lists of donations for the object, from the of York and Beverley, generous people and the navvies at Pinjarrah. If we take thiB as an indication of the favour with which the public regard the Good Sisters' works and wants at Subiaco the ladies will achieve a very success in agreeable their undertaking.
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Saturday's in which Government
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has been forwarded A petition by the to the Warden of the Murchison goldfied Commissioner of Crown Lands. It is on of Nannine, who behalf of the residents that the first sale of lots in the hew pray townsite be held on the spot: and not in Perth. It iB to be hoped their prayer be granted otherwise the landgrabbers will for who buy purely speculative purposes will obtain of the best sites to possession are the exclusion of the miners who making the place their home.
date.
an
the have
Lawrence and Mooney's party are and causing no amusing themselves, of little excitement our amongst those,, community who have spare time at their out the gold from disposal, by dollying the six bags of quartz which they brought mine. in from their the Orient property two On the first 40 lbs. days they crushed of stone for a return of 70 ozs. of coarse but good clean gold.
,
.
they
Messrs.
holy matrimony. Our farmers are over the quite jubilant of a good season. I think it the prospects best we have had for It comyears menced to rain on and Friday night contin ued without intermission until
.
If
they Everything will him who waits, and if shareholders and faith only have patience they will find themselves rewarded. In my handsomely " a little bear" is on the rampage. opinion
pass go
in
fall
unexpected
securities.
:
and
their
.
of
A.
_
sudden
GREENOUGH-
can
and
being worked
no
be done at
a
mostly
prospecting it
till
very a
are
old tailings, done as the
be
several
being
now
Cue there who are over
can
wet,
is
very but
profit
rich
dries.
small
by hand,
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The Nannine have quite .settled to steady tiown reefing work, and the machinery is on being erected to
seems
two or three but as very little claims, of it has arrived on the fields yet, it will be some time before they can start I have not yet examined
'
.
'these
"
so
:
'
is
plenty
all
'
a
lona,
is
country
here in a week or ten north to the Murchison I purpose to end this trip the to be in Perth about when I shall be September,
far
to
I
as
the
on
report fully and the prospects
can
of
at present there belt of auriferous of the reefs promise
well.
have
The heavy rains .
the
that
it
has'
nothing to
guard
a
boggy
so
to travel one at all, and in this country with carry everything you, as is to be procured, and it is not leave anything in camp without
to
safe
hindered
greatly has been
ground
was
country
the
natives
are
trouble-
very
some.
I left Perth there has not been and sometimes of fine weather, has been very heavy, but these
week
a ,
the
rain
,
showers and
I
to have
seem
been
to
happen
at
well
local,
very
always
unfortunately them. The
catch
Cue
the
is.
and
are being diving operations will increase which started, probably the but advise I would the supply, to go on with the sinking Government which is of the other abandoned well, down as a stand 70ft., by ; this would mean some 50 feet sinking."
failing,
of
Programme
-
:
i
The "
for
Kirchenzeitung"
the
is
from
events
the great the present
ning
Socialism
own
thread,
future "
the
God
like
is
their
with
of the
bright.
But
t!
e
occasion of the Congress Grand Orient last September Amand Joseph .Fava, Bishep of
Mons.
.
Grenoble,
,
11, his
into: i
source,
1879.
secret
as
.
de
the
an
la the
He tays understand with
This
the fact character
of
September
last
of
wishes them
how
for
the
of
those who the majority
as
the
Lodge,
so
thraldom or
the of
Freemasonry,
the the
understand situation
in
is
very
trustworthy been already to his work Le appendix Franc- Maconnerie, 1883. Italians
are
best
able
to
plans of the Freemasons to the Revolution, therefore regard chief Lodge of all the European
Lodges too
is
in
Naples.
Germans
the
cold,
French in
the
too
but
talkative,
out
carrying
through
their
following "This
is
the
Italian
the
The English too dreamy, plans brethren.
programme
:
and social
The
—
June 11, 1879, the fol day, decided upon in the general of all the Lodges, the delegates congress of all the countries : being present ' and the 1. Measures France for lowing
was
—
North
Dechristianizing by all means, Catholicism by destruction.of ; especially laws by-and-by, every year, new against the the of clergy. Finally closing In eight years we shall have churches. —
of without faith, by means generation secular Then the purely school system. form an army out of these, and let them All in loose on Europe. the brethren countries will be one with us. these to be directed movement to The chief a
wards
the
north,
strongest there, institutions tary vour
must
be
military
spirit:
where
attempts
are because the thrones mili and the strongest exist there. Endea weaken the made to
Every to
year
and
be made on
National Library of Australia
the
every lives
in
come
and
eagerly, kindled.
the
received
to
it
are
active
most
is
now
To
study
My
an
Catholics
my family and
and
had caught
an it
have
not
dared
"
letters
of Jane
day my
"
of
But
after
wished Duffy again Mr. Ellis from himself doing
to
uncle
room
me
and
"
into
came
Nation"
my my
on
call
Charles scarcely be,
upon
Duffy knew
and great
Even
me.
has
who was
his
since "
Speranza" surprise,
Then
Sir he
might therefore
and
it
mother
was
the
owner
with
tbe
is
a
now
,
grandof the ot
object
and
Mr. M'Wiliiams in Melbourne.
that
this
There
60 claimants
be mentionod,
property.
GAZETTE.
he prime of landed the the time he on
in
great
work.
tion
of Independence,
It
is
to
its
ran
was
property day,
coarse.
est
and What
then ? Simply that the position of Mr. Edwards owned tbe grand of a grand city. portion
For pality
years the begging.
some
went and no
owners
all
expiring particulars seven
No
of owuer
sought
were
purposes
practical man's land.
value
it
was
a
princi turned For for.
a
case
of
no
the story of the noised abroad. Some the forgotten million'
However,
lease
was
about times
over
were
given,
at
Victoria,
and
and
be
to
Beverley, and Officer
Public Vaccinator at Katanning. -R. Craw to be a telegraph in the ford, operator Post and Telegraph M. department. J. S. Gair, Vic solicitor, Melbourne, C. F. James, solicitor, Melbourne toria,
West
P.
S.
Kemp,
South Wales, to of the Supreme
Hay, New missioners
solicitor,
be Com Court of
Australia.
of Mining. The duties for the Collie Mining District
Registrar will be further notice by the for Lands. Elections. Yilgarn
until performed Under-Secretary Roads Board Member John Sangster vice Bruce, W. Uampson, resigned. Augusta Members G. N. Allnutt and J. vice A, L. Davis and A. J. Brennan, Bussell. Chairman T. Beverley Edwards vice Bevan Hamersley, —
:
—
—
—
:
resigned.
Licenses.
M.
—
and C. M. have been under the
Fox
licensed
Denny,
surveyors, licensed to practise of Land Act.
specially Transfer Mail
Tender Accepted. J. Fow between Joseph Chapman's, Upper Post and the Office, Ferguson, and vice versa, weekly, £12 Dardanup, —
ler,
2044
Reserves.
(2r.
—
16p.j,
Wesleyan Methodist Kent
No.
—
2066
—
—
County, have in
Smith State
Petersburgh, of America, applied respect The
to
of
No.
of
Act,
Hampden
trade
a
—
utility.
Marks
Wesson, of Massachusetts, register fire-arms.
for
2067
Kimberley public
&
to
applied respect
water
8p.),
Nelson—
for a townsite. (380a.), No. 2068 (20,000a.), for Trade Designs and
1884.
December,
Geraldton No. Town Lot 565, Church purposes.
(lr.
station.
telegraph
31st
terminating
per annum, 1893.
Public
dead.
lease
M.
Officer
Medical
1st.
G. J. Brockman to the Peace for this Resident House,
—
of
Justice F.
a
Resident
flesh,
in States, fixed again Time went
and grew, grew valuable every
lease
all
the.
heirs
aire
the
United
of years was from that date.
more
the
of
way
when
of
span
unnumbered
term
99 years New York
was
up,
great that the
al
Edwai'dsj
allotted
the
went
lifetime,
the joined discovered
finally
Mr. the
lived
having
became
and
care
SEPTEMBER
—
When
without
utterly reared mammoth
and
on,
me,
bis
Edwards,
Appointments.
spacious palaces houses of busi of finance oentral bureaus the recogni Not long after
commerce,
ness,
for
told
that
agent are it should
be
Ireland,
Island extensive
was
purchased random, were
of
to
as
It
land,
at
then,
to
seems
THURSDAY,
only ior at this of after events, light about 40 acres. He only acquired it It was wet and bought cheaply. to public senti marshy, and, according The laud worthless. ment, absolutely for a was leased to the New York State of 99 years. It is quite unneces term the marvellous growth of sary to record New On the 40 acres of York City.
had
table.
Manhattan
at
proprietor Hudson.
a
to it, contributing the while that such a seditious declaring fit for the fire. The was paper only secret out iu my own there being family was no much motive for conceal longer and I gave my editor ment, permission to
life.
transferred the 1783,
One and
to
®t
he was in the Londonderry extensive an He became
left
call
so.
may be Mr. certainly prove that be of the owner of the im situated in New York that Mr. M' Williams'
GOVERNMENT
Property.
tbe JNorth America.
in
proceeded
and
of
me
and
I
my instead
Ellis"
is
niece
to the
claimants.
Derry,
I so
his kinship, that whatever
for
censors
Millionaire's
ready man's
Ne tion"
"
published, and Speranza,"
of
trict
at
and
spirit,
the
Fenshaw Franceses Elgee.
found the he accused
no
and
name
John
Mr. while, the office, excuse
my
them
signed
Duffy,
and wrongs interest enthralling was I I discovered In sending my
write poetry. to the editor
verses
day, a issued
Oneol
Nationalist of Irish
the
could
year I time
I read way. was patriotism was Protestant
Nationalists.
the
literature had sufferings Then for me. all
was
was there between them
Conservative, intercourse
the
my
It
are,
for
grounds
property
City. claim
property, proving
it need hardly This little be. story, comes from YankeelauJ. remarked, of the New The details are in one given York papers to band by the last mail about the Somewhere 1750 a year named Edwards left the disgentleman
poetess,
my eighteenth All my anything. to was Then, one given study. " volume of Ireland's Library," office from the " Nation" by Mr.
happened
good
mense
his
to
stated credibly result of the claim
M'Wiliiams can is a descendant
-
Till
languages. never wrote
Irish
An
son
favourite
is
and
famous the Lady Wilde, the days of '48, in "Speranza," in London. living very quietly
My
of the
Recently Melbourne
sterling.
proceeded of proving
is
it
colony. Medical
many
her
and
have
an
which have resulted in that he has a opinion estate which is said to be
the purpose
for
and the
enact
we
his
worth £70,000,000 Mr. M'Wiliiams
Advocate.
France.
Wilde
books.
if
inquiries,
.
must, the plans it.
sistent
against stage, complaint to license a wholly refusing nnobjeetion" Robert able like Emmet," we play to thank have also them good reasons for patting their veto on highly object ionable and dramatic blasphemous of the sacred test. perversions
and
out carry From this the ecclesiastical
unwilling,
impossible
claimant.
making
confirming claim to
the In
it
australian
a
the
of;
description
the inquiries respecting of a kinship with the of au immense in America. legator estate Mr. M'Wiliiams has been making per
the
that
had
establishment
is
use
the
other
no ever
months ago it beeame known that a member Mr. A. G. M'Wiliiams, of the late firm of Bradstreet & M' Wil cordial iiams, manufacturers, Albury,
to
our
of
Chamber
Freemasons. to
to
an
are
who
"V nrtnp
was
restriction
blasphemous has shown
and
So" that
to
deputies to belong is under Government
French
tators
obey, the publish the orders.
disobey of the
no
there
Some
never
or
for
Derry
answering
"\Trx«n
o
that every remains play of this theatres in the Parisian has tended to demoralise the spec into and bring religion disrepute.
directly
to
have
deputies is attached
threat
names
Now,
—
The
Chamber.
members
the
the Lodge to them the to order that is, the to vote in
Order have they
the
decided if be it;
year time
each committee, to call in have necessary, who belong of Parliament, to make known in order their
of
a
A
Vlf irao
reverentially these Scriptural dramas. of authors and The intentions actors and honourable may be as earnest deeds not as they profess (though their nnfreauentlv contradict their words'), but
—
had
A
we may object the decisions of our refusal to license
little
upon this experience
produce
who called interviewer recently upon thus her the venerable discoursed lady on that her the circumstances impelled her spiiited verses : to write patriotic fond of studv I was nlwavs verv and
came
programme
from
possession and besides
published
:
combat a circu
addressed against Freemasonry, lar to his clergy, in which he cotnmunicates the programme of the sect, as 'pro chief Lodge at Naples, posed in their June
<
his
in
indefatigable
episodes
where
vention
Lady
the French
1"\
uiic
forbidding sternly of representation of Holy Writ.
dramatic
striking Paris,
practically
that
in
right
placed Bible,
!"
.
On
SI
nA
the
relative
sanctioned of the English
are
to
has As for the programme France, been pretty There executed. exactly is a power with which the Freemasonry a Govern Government has to reckon, The conment over the Government.
The: Southern of
A
ovago
incidents
certainly public I
prospect
but
anything
is
Who
Nihilism
and then
other branch of the family is a son of the only Hall, brother of the Edwards who original went to America and laid: the foundation of a fabulous fortune. This is given
respects (their stage censors as Emmet its any play having Robert is an exhi hero, for instance, unworthy bition of and- Irish prejudice), they are
Revolution,
Cross. "
ungiiuu
other
in
down to the confirm for point. It we consider same, point is infected that the world with 30 mil them lions of Freemasons, among 2 of that they are millions women, spin
1789
political
Katholische
4
O
On
M
on
authorities by the ruling However strongly stage.
of the Protocol expression be as of June 11, 1879, and it cannot sumed that Msgr. Fava is deceived, for
easy "
from
Translated
a A
uu
lt3U
eveijr
would
character
Biblical
Such
of the
Free
-the
masons.
.
ou
piont
uncle of of Gortin
beyond doubt, Edwardses in
means"
willing
The
anu
,
Since
of that
Lodges
out of such a something big that However, it is now proven of Birt Edwards, House, who is an
Mr.
a that play not be permit-
department
at the unexpected prohibition ; surprised Mr. but the author Wilde, was angered and he ought to although disgusted, known that foonded on have plays
across
impossible
as
Cbamberjain's 41
auuui
in
for
get thing.
now
and occasion. The German Socialists the Nihilists say that if the revolution can once breaks out in Spain nothing it. The Nihilists are the best slop
the
judge
extensive very and country many
as
belonging
travel
the
to
to
drawing was: London,
is
a
—
on the piece with it, pleased reading was its and for arranging accepted it, her present season production during informed when she was by the Lord
is
of
Members
who audiences
Bernhardt, immense
on
a
me
Giroma.
Valladoiid,
Parliament
fever
little
examined
country the field. As
con
leave
.and hope middle of in a position
is
some
hanging from diggers drinking evidently water after the late rains from
days and go where River,
l
be
this
—
uiusb
still
is
about, surface creeks. I shall
i'(!
before
tested.
thoroughly There
will
it
probability time
siderable
to
It was under considera the corn that destroy depots difficult. tVe must to the burn resort Barce ing of Seville, Valencia, Madrid,
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iii
charge.
tion
up made
;
—
;
their
has been Oscar Wilde, by threaten and become country
this leave an acclimatised Frenchman because the authorities have refused him permission to he has just written produce a play death on a theme the of Scriptural at the instance of the John the Baptist Madame of Herodias. Sarah daughter
—
few
years ago in a claim the property by Mr. Robert Edwards, of Birt House, Derry. He was followed the by relatives Edwards of Gortin Hall and as might be expected there have been a naturally host of oth6r not even claimants, having the connection of name, who have hoped
amusement
some
to
ing
;
of water and feed all over the country, but the trouble seems to be that they cannot prospect when the is wet and cannot travel ground about when there is no so that water,
There
3.
ended
inner
an
being
Her Bon, Mr.
A fanatical people, attached to their fanaticism this priest aroused war. again by the Carlist Regi cide to be employed, more necessary than here anywhere else. Deprive the of their clergy load them with authority, accusations and put it to incendiarism,
about
can
say nothing them at present, On this trip I have seen a good deal of country which is worth prospecting.
i,., ;
reefs
here. For Spain
quietude
from
out
stepped
causing
—
crushing.
I
room.
'
.
wheD
If in eight the sove princes. yaars will the not have reigns disappeared, monarchies nevertheless will be weakened. "2. For Italy Will be made a re at No reason for dis public pleasure
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Ugandian
tbe
History
under
frontier
Vague
in
General
Gordon's
got there
Stanley result
of
world
was
They
officer
in
1874. and the
later,
to
the
appeal of Church expedition in 1877. missionaries Society and -a-half followed a yearmission of French company
a
Lavigerie by Cardinal despatched had When the Cardinal Algiers. to be all Africa before it is him, have chosen to that he should regretted his
into
missionaries
tant
Roman
and
also
Presently up in the
shape by the
professed which Mtesa
at
The in cause, was the information brought batch of French of priests
his
by
new
announced
for
looking
from
Uganda
was old, son, Mwanga, seventeen years But he possessed on the throne. placed of his neither the skill nor the courage father, though he had imbibed all his It was cruel and despotic by passions.
this,
;
Mwanga interview
in well all and both missionaries, and are safe." Catholic, had persisted in his flight, but
secure
to
"
time
opinion authority
.
"spheres Airica.
a
nave
that
we
and
country
for
in
this
all
nearly
the out
company. case. the
to
resources
selves the offices the Christians,
turn
their
in
the
for
house
Christian restoration
the
their
over
combined
then
parties
a
while but, him against
Mwanga,
oi
That,
for
ready to support their Mohammedan and a fierce com followers, they maintained with each other fo." the rewards petition and offices of the and each was State, were
they the
Arabs
to
eager of
for
secure
any
the
itself
no
in published and containing
Book, June,
proceedings do ibt either with tiality occurred
and
agreement able
August,
collision
bring
which
in
the
man
Monseigneur
so
satisfied
absence with
have
may
Uganda
Mohammedans who
that
were
again the
share chiefs who
some
tbe with
National Library of Australia
on
'
says
the
"
at
Drawing
Regulations of Damocles. 1 1 may at
moment, ruin professional teachers.
any
i
ud to
is
Well,
of
very
r
both
sides
be
above
at 29th
the
Office
November,
Contract.
addressed
The
to
Public Works, and Tenders for Southern
be
Hon.
the
marked
out
Cross
Con
accepted.
H.
W.
must
VENN,
of of
Commissioner
and Director Railways Public Works,
Works
Public
:
the
aBked
this
received
Tuesday,
:
ignorant Gargoyle
?
miles.
of Contract, and Conditions Specifications, be seen at this after Drawings may Office 13th October and a limited number of next, the same be obtained may also thereafter by at this Office, on application payment of £16 per set. The lowest will or not neces any tender
burnt
case
CONTRACT.
of
side, tract."
I
on
to be
are
"
Office, Western Australia. 29th August, 1892.
Perth,
them.
the In the
many
"
N OF
The
following in
riving Perth
the
it
Perth
train, 910 Mill
the
to
for Explosives of December, exceeding the quan mentioned.
For the will
will
leave
940
a.m.,
Beverley, at
Chidlow's Well Spencer's p.m.,
a.m., 1240
York
take
330
The
p.m.
Perth
1130 Brook
train
will
ran
Fremantle.
The
Fremantle,
and
in
favour
The
of
leave at
542
from
train
from
p.m. at 515
p.m. the Junction
530
up
for
1892,
They
of
another Parcels
The
loweBt
paicels Stations,
can
from sidings either be sent
charged
This
platforms
forward
arrangement to
traffic
and
from
order
of
The
Hon. JOHN
General
General
Traffic
Perth,
July
Manager's 28th 1892.
Works
VENN,
not
neces
Commissioner
Office,
Western
August
JETTY
Manag.
30,
Australia, 1892.
HARBOUR
EXTENSION
TENDERS
will
up to TUESDAY, 1892, for the above
the
Station
must be and plat forward
DAVIES. Manager.
of
to
are
Director
outside, Contract."
fueight
Oommissireer
Office,
W'.
will
and Director Railways of Public Works.
Perth,
at Sender's will also apply to Great Southern
Traffic
tender
at
Fre
Traffic at the
Railways.
means
and and
of
Public
Stations.
Railway
any
p.m.
required.
and
to Bidings
or
or
be accepted. H.
sarily
Railways,
one
Railway,
when
but to
prepaid
By
Eastern
Office
The Hon. The marked out Harbour Works
of Contract, Conditions Specifications, be seen at this Drawings may Office, the Office of the Railway Storekeeper, mantle.
They from
this
September,
to and
Tender for Fremantle Contract." Explosives
DAVIES,
conveyed
the on forward
charged
prepaid, forms
be
Coils
Public
Office,
Commissioner
(35 boxeB)
Contract.
side,
NOTICE. will
above
received at the 13th
to be addressed Public Works,
of
p.m.
General Traffic General Traffic Manager's Office, 30th June, 1892.
PaiicbLs
the
be
Tuesday,
ALBANY
of the
3,500
...
"
Buildings. order
will on
are
Director
Guildford will Guildford Junction, returning
Manager's
I7,0001bs
Do.
2,460
TENDERS to Noon
leave
be obtained at the Perth or Station,
can
25,0001bs.
FUS
to
p.m.
at
for
DETONATORS
to
will
at 552
Office, Traffic
430
—
:
POWDER GELATINE-DYNAMITE
from Perth to been cancelled
leaving Perth
and p.m., for Midland
Tables
at
p.m. versa, has
tee
au
55
usual
as
655
of
supply
-
at
a.m., 130 from
train
31st
BLASTING
Smith's
Fremantle will leave at 25 and the p.m., times between intermediate Smith's Mill and be slightly will altered. A new Beverley Perth train will leave for Fremantle at at all 1230 intermediate p.m., stopping stations. train The 2 p.m. from Perth to has been altered to 25 p.m. Fremantle A train will also leave Perth for Fremantle new at 330 at all intermediate p.m., stopping stations. The 4 p.m. ex Perth is cancelled. A
WORKS.
of
Supply
hereunder
tities
JULY,
a.m.
Guildford
a.m., 1030 Clackline
option, parcels
"
FOR
ALTERATIONS of Trains rnnning
JOHN
the sword
excellent
TRAINS
for JUL?, Perth train, to Guildford, be continued to Midland ar Junction, and at 832 a.m., leaving again for The 1220 at 837 a.m. mixed p.m. 8
The
—
:
By
in
for
12 months, ending 1893 to extent not
1892.
cor
dropped
RAILWAY.
—
General Works
4,000.
present" like tbe be then
R
E
ALTERATION
to
HARBOUR
Advertisements.
jg
number
than
more
—
contingent
Justice
he
encamped
S 1
Time
of the Ger The emigration statistics of 1892 Empire for the first quarter
largest
J
in
to
it.
veutured to the fort to Williams Captaiu occupy at Kampala, and to which he bad built attack the lead tbe Wagauda to lished leave
which
To this total the kingdom of year. Prussia contributed by far the greatest 72 per cunt, of the emigrants be share, and of the various ing Prussian subjects, Prussian provinces Posen furnished the
allowed
They
it.— Gargoyle
Why
:
170
will
Noon for the
Contract
p.m.,
glory.
last
For he was the peace In had estab-
drop upon
to
1892,
day
was
about
TENDERS up
thought yon Who could
!
CROSS
FREMANTLE
the
of 1891. first responding period three months of the present year 22,686 were an excess of emigrants registered, more than the number of 3,000 over those who emigrated in the same period
lament
I
house
composed
Government
parties.
in
what :
RAILWAY.
of
Director
Swayback
on lawyers to instruct judges
viz. will
cannot
compared
the Roman Catholic Bishop, endured the sufferings with which he not is as has made Europe yet ring, But it is plain clear. that abun quite of inflammable material was dance and Captain Lugard's always at hand, to
The
place
country
show a decided increase of emigrants as
Hirth,
temporary the spark
been
neces
Stations
Length
mouth
my
He
:
admitted the
not
with Permanent complete Way the providing of (including all the Rails and Materials except for the Permanent Fastenings Way). and
scene.
in
Manager's
can
about
all
upon
of beginning account of his
a
will
tender
Construction
a I'm Dobbers, and
own
Gummey
be
have had
we
dash
a
:
sides
men.
task
outside
We
helpless
which
have
a
this
it.
SOUTHERN
sarily
Both The jury
a
to
in
from a
and
at
;
He What George ! the day you proposed to me.
It's
:
Tears
and
for itself; procure is com case, glory manifest we trust that duty, be allowed Government will
as
9
hi&
day She :
and
H. W, VENN, of Railways and Commissioner of Public Director Works.
the made
is
just remember
anniversary She say I did. lie: Humph
the
lowest or any be accepted.
NORTHAM-YILGARN
It
of?
The
commodity
a
with
Well,
it.
Specifications this office,
at
seen
Bunbury.
doubt
said
nice.
the
is
new
or abandon in producing, have ventured to rely on our friendship to the enemies have made by so they But if we are to do our doing. duty and remain be it must iu strength sufficient to impose the pax Britannica
this
1891, or the impar ability his which he discharged has since mission. W hat break to satisfactory up this
difficult
up the
to
the the
English
anarchy
the upon as wild confusion Captain Lngard came of the the Imperial representative British East African Company, and succeeded for a while the in, appeasing reads tumult. No one who the Blue
appeared
is
ought
shrink surrender
that Into
scene.
nation
to
assistance
adventurer
European
however,
and wheu, bined with
iu
A
national
only
No
shaving -soap,
of
largely alchol
Contract, be
House,
and
Public Works Office, esteru Perth, Australia, 30th August, 1892.
worship
thief, your it. prove the magistrate.
very cream,
is
;
but
The
of may
Court
sarily
mewel do gwine ter let dat yer please ? asked Uncle Epbraim's wife. Whar's My yoh will-power/' all he answ®red will ; right, power's want-ler out hyur an' measure you jes' dis mewel won't hor' power.
a
reverse
and
means
dividends,
Both
king.
of
care
of a trading firm. functions W e ought not be suprised that the East African of abandoning Company talk Uganda. work They have done their excellently bo far but it is no work which brings
the Arab slave-dealers, powered by tbo who chose member of another
Royal
the
yond
is
territory
Drawings
the
success.
of
Conditions
he
is
1
1892."
Contract,
Is
new
he addressed to The Hon. The Public Works, and marked out for Bunbury Jetty Additions
to
are
a
a
said
could,
as
by entrust-
it
its
order
to
me
called
I make her
will at this Office be received the 27 th Tuesday, September, above Contract.
once
We
ensure
uncivilised
the of set up another them among State. But they
of were
reduction
are
we
not
have at evaded
incur all of what is done with responsibility or tbe light to direct the action the
more
side,
nas
for magistrate neighbour.
a
1892.
ourselves
the The
to
—
that
of
Company's
pieaseu
responsibility interests
iug chartered
a general provoked he from which subjects, But with his life. the barely escaped success of the revolution broke up the it. union of parties which had effected must be The two Christian factions it
She
She
at
am
rx.
on
of Tender
"
voice. Jack: Ah, haB by far tbe richer
to applied against
woman
summons
.
notion
the
our
tyranny
.
e
vv
acquired national
of hia
the
I
A
forget down
iu established The whole story us the dangers impresses upon in the position ambiguous of influence" we in occupy
strongly our of
with
adds
he but
Director
than
:
would,
his "
They
more
His consent.— Have Harry you asked her father's consent yet ? Jack H arry : Indeed 1 No ; he asked mine. unusual. That's a little Jack : Yes, to he asked me to oopseut stay away
should
be securely
will
Uganda."
was that Bishop Hannington before he reached the capital ; and this murder was followed by a the Christians, of savage persecution centuries the story of the early recalling of our era in which many of the Church won the crown of converts missionary At however, length, martyrdom.
situation"
looked serious, that before long
in
up
the
this
in
failed
iujss
sure
WORKS.
CONTRACT,
ADDITIONS
TENDERS to Noon 1892, for the
I'd
father.
au
get
nephew
young
a
The
place. one
the tbe
All
to
;
am
temperance man, returned of it in don't put any more than you can help. She : Do you remember
on
that "
yes
j.
anu
s,
the richer but Miss A.
barber, to
written
letter,
wis Williams hoping with him, or, if he
Captain
his orders murdered
natives, speaking of the missionaries— agreed to prince and divide equally
relief
a
7 by Captain Williams, over. immediate is danger " be are writes Europeans," Protestant
understood
is
March
Bui in 1884 allegiance. to an end, King Mtesa's long reign came for the and his was the signal death A commencement of utter confusion.
revolt
men
It
employers. from short a
fiud
nominal
Mwanga's
supplies
his
ix.
far
The
auxiously and stores
waB
Wiiss
you
the attack, and the assailants the King tbe islands, carrying But ihe difficulty of main with them. his position under these circum taining stances was and when he wrote great, he of
insured
life
my
JETTY
HARBOUR
bad
it.
can't
attacked suddenly by Captain Lugard party ;
11
had
horrid
is
these
I
If
by
"
was
February
Faix
<$n;b
Fred : There seems to be a lot fuss made of Miss A.'s singing
a
the
to
on
times. take
the
in
repulsed
one
Pat.—
&
hereafter.
withdrawal, from The papers, Uganda. munner became unusually and on 24 tbe fort January
French
fled
Catholic, alternately. third religion cropped as of Mohammedanism to Arab slavedealers, one time gave in his
a
re
opinion,
the
the opportunity of playing and giving his the other, against Protes to French and English,
party favour
have
to
an
$0
:
of beginning the old troubles
find
to
only
knowledge.
appears by the
Uganda
blustering, of Kampala
already occupied by a Christian in It could not to create fail perplexity and to produce at the heathen mind, last of parties which has that division led 'to such deplorable results. It gave also to King Mtesa, who was a clearly and not man of considerable abilitv of state deficient in elementary notions craft,
year
English King's
Mission.
off
to
intended
district
a
to their
come
recommencing. a
from
Egyptian
Lugard
turned tbe
bad
as
Captain
aries
send
Pasha's
Stanley
Christian
ah
were
by
little
was
BUNBURY
of
protection
and troops, a body of officers with their despatched numerous followers to Mombasa on the and where they have now arrived, coast, have related as of much of tbe series events since Emin's with departnre
by
an
service,
a
his
Missionary later
1861; Long,
of Etnin
the
for
It
.
in
the
up
search
in
Nile by Colonel
again
it
discovered tlieir
of the
visited
where
sums
first
was
Speke and Grant fountains
whereby
and
antecedents
its
Uganda
men's
events
Guardian
and
situation
and
be what
to
"
The
is.
chances
came
distant
most
are
definition
attempts ideas of the
Uganda
most
the
beyond at
the
well-known King of were Kabrega and his allies Unyoro. and Captain Lugard routed, completely to the whole country proceeded oceupy tbe Lakes between Albert and Victoria of In the course with a series of forts. his marches he fell in' with tbe remains tbe
Kabrega,
.
Little
.
A
"
WORKS.
CONTRACT.
be
received at this Office 20th SEPTEMBER, Contract. the
be
addressed to '' The Hon. Public Works," and marked Tender for Albany Jetty Extension of
..
Conditions of Contract, and Specifications be seen, on and after Drawings may 1st Sep at this and at the Court tember, Office, House, Albany. The sarily
lowest be
or
any
tender
will
not
neces
accepted. H. W. VENN, of of
Commissioner
and Director Railways Public Works.
Public Works Office, Perth, Western Australia, August 22, 1892,
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I
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:
Sitting
invited really
Lowest
Perth.
specialties.
First
out
Minorgan that' they
from
DRAYS DRAYS
HEAVY
upwards, Inspection
and
Gas, Ether, Daily for
Perth.
& Public
to the
Gold
Speciality. administered
BINGAY
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
making SPRING
are
First-class COOK engaged in Adelaide, and first-class attendance. A Liberal and Choice Menu. brands of wines, The very choicest beer South
with a
Booksellers,
visitors.
Splendid
and
Dentists,
Fremantle.
Marshall wish to particu Artificial point oat that their Teeth be excelled cannot in Fit, or Durability Price in this A guarantee is Colony. with all given mechanical work turned
Safes,
Street,
Barrington
respectfully
RESTAURANT. FASHIONABLE Lunches. Dinner a la f.arte. Suppers.
the
aDd Town-hall. Station, Railway late of the Vienna W. F. JENNINGS, the above new OPENED Cafe, has now have been which extensive premises, the latest fitted style for the comfort up in convenience
Messrs.
Provident
Terrace,
King
Barrington
(The HENRY-
and
of
MARSHALL,
larly
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
promptly
de Street.
Murray
Proprietor
FEDERAL PALACE. COFFEE
from
&
Bingay
Boots
BAZAAR,
Hosiery,
Mutual
cafe
The
Repairs
Large Operations.
1000,)
Novelties.
Hay
CARTS
—
Three
Mechanical
CONTINENTAL
George's
per
.Drapery,
;
Latest
Com
W.A.
Perth,
Agents,
G.
£16
—
All kinds of commissions executed at moderate prices.
PATERSON
A.
C.
Lands
SALE
to Suit
SALE.
to
SELL 1892.— We shall nothing Christmas during Week, at Prices of before in 1000 unheard W.A. dolls, and dressed, undressed, speaking and others other over 2000 toys Rocking Horses, and
businesses HOUSES to LET.
houses,
for
out,
Mechanical
filled
Teeth and Chloroform
toys
Corner
Land,
a
carried
NOTICE.
and
Artificial
XMAS.
Buyers samples
our
Wholesale Agents and Fancy Linen,
Belfast &c.
speciality.
aud Perth
Toys, etc.
UNDERTAKEN. are
City, faithfully
Stationery.
(Speciality), Paris Made),
and
(Vienna
classes the are
Wholesale
to
buying
and
the
&
Scents,
in
Slippers invited.
Inspection
the well
do
will
any
a
BINGAY
Machines,
Trousers
at
selling
but
in
Hall). 5 years should be
Old
DENTAL
DEPARTMENT.
£5
(from
Natalis Tweed
Colony.
Lots
returned
Pictures,
and
Books
Pianos,
WHOLESALE
CO.,
Prices Our Wholesale of Men's and Women's
We
In
and
Teeth
New Stock splendid Kid and Patent Lace and are Boots,
before
in
English,
Town
(Opposite Country
the
CHRONOGRAPHS by post.
DEPARTMENT-
Ware, Fancy Goods,
Perth.
&
Less than
W.A.
FOR
entrusted and
in
the principal firms in to him will be well and
BAZAAR.
RETAIL
BOOT
a
Lowest
Town, Suburban
to
CONTINENTAL
the
regarding
Glace
real
Terrace,
Made
work
REPEATERS
Adelaide,) ST., PERTH,
Watchmaker
|
CHAMBERS,
Valuation
all
with
promptly
Wendt, BARRACK
Sporting.
Howick-Street,
great
SURVEYS
for
to.
KELLY
George's
to
manage
present
received
LINDELL,
M.
as a long experience a Watch for Repairer
as
guarantee
in
Country
Stocks,
in
country
Hairdressers'
Telegrams Latest
er,
SURVEYORS,
Perth,
of J.
JEWELLER,
and
LINDELL'S
(
St.
V.
B. (Late
Soaps,
PATERSON&
WELD
Stock,
Agency
attention
in
FACTORY,
Have
LICENSED
in
always colonies.
particular the
names
Subscribers'
Surgical
PERTH.
G. A.
say
Rendezvous
Tobacco Merchants.
attended
promptly
Respectful the at Charges
tah
you
1
DUFF,
We wish of the World. to draw has been greatly under improved
Comic
ment.
HUTCHINSON.
new
CAMPBELL, 1J u«ler
most
our
Retail
of
Importers
LONDON J,
the
then
& &
Always opening
most
Moderate NOTICE.
SHORTEST
CUTBUSH Wholesale
elsewhere. to draw he is also
that
the
to
well
VARIED
and wishes
in
colony at
do
UNDERTAKE FUNERALS
to
for
Ah
Tobacconist Saloon, MANAGER.
T.
CIGARS, rilOBACCOS, PIPES, &c.. of Great Variety and Best Quality Latest A and Papers received from the Sporting Telegrams regularly
RIGHT-U-R.
districts
purchasing
the
to
prepared
good
and
Hairdressing PERTH. ST.,
|
would
CAMPBELL
of the Manner
choice to
Hay-street,
country
LARGE
his
STOCK MR.
the
colonies
sister
inspect
your
Perth
,
-
from
visitors
.
And and
In
of
Street,
and
R-U-RIGHT
&o.,
Imperal BARRACK
but
Shaving,
CAMPBELL'S, Hay
The !
Tobacco
good
AND
ESSES
that
demanding
go
K.
J.
In
RIGHT
I
Tlie
Perth.
Street,
CHEAPER
THAN
EVER.
GROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash Only , 21b tins, Is 2d Queensland Meats, assorted, Do. Soups, Is 2d Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d N.Z. Lunch 21b tins, Is 3d Beef, Libby'a Corned Is OJd Beef, 21b tins, Conrad's lib 8d 21b Is 3d Meats, asstd. tins, Do, tins, Potted 8d Meats, asstd. Jib tins, Mullet, 6d Fresh 5d Leighton's Herrings, Fresh Fresh 7d Salmon,' 8d Oysters, Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, Jib tins, Do 4Jd
JJARVIS'
—
:
;
;
;
;
;
Note $3 ROBERT
the
Address
Agent
;
SMITH,
Barrack
Wholesale
—
Street, for
;
North
the
West
;
;
;
;
WANTED
Messrs.
KNOWN
WATSON
Roebourne
KNOWN
WANTED
of the
Tuner
Piano
Warehouse,
(Mr.
Chief
Tuner
ate
&
Co.,
Melbourne)
that
the
Tli&t
old
Federal
F.
W. to
Furnishing Wolstenholme
Messrs.
regularly
Brasch visits
the
changed
for
be
can
pianos
new
at
Perth,
ex
October
17
and
&
TEE
Furnishing
8d
Jib tins, Tinned
Cossack.
and
do,
;
;
Bottled
Is
;
1889,
and
tbe
7d and Is
S A assorted Syrup, 21b tins,
8d 8d
Coffee,
;
;
I
;
Is
tins,
Is
;
English lid
tins,
8d,
tins,
2lb
;
6Jd
tins,
Pickles, 2d, Is 4d,
;
8Jd, Is
tins,
Powder, Jib Colman's
6d
tins.
D
21b
Jellies, 9d
lib
Baking
Egg Powder, Jib
Ware
;
;
Is 21b
Do,
;
and
lib
Jams,
;
and lOd Golden
lid
Fruits,
English
lid 7d Do, 21b cins, lib tins, 6d Marmalade, S A Jams, lib tins, 4Jd
and
Federal
;
;
;
pints
tins,
ls6d 5d
;
Mustard
;
Green S F Jib 7d, Jib Is 7d Peas, lib, Freneh 7d Beans, lib, Linseed Meal, 8d per 8d per lb lb Pea Flour, Condensed Milk, 7d Tomato Worcester Sauce, 6d and 8d shire Sauce, 5d Starch, 4Jd per lb Blue, 8d per lb Do lOd Ultramarine, Keen's, Table 9d per Cordials. bottle. Vinegar, Tea, Is 9d and 2s per lb Is, Arrowroot, J and lid 8d lb Candles. 8d per lb 4d packets, ;
;
;
ounlry
KNOWN.
WANTEDFurnishing
districts.
house,
Federal
the (
cheapest
in
W.
A.
The Warehouse
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
Hay
-street,
Perth,
;
;
;
6d and bar
6d bar
;
;
Dcstampe's
self-acting Is Fluid,
Soap, do,
lid
3d bottle; Destampe's Washing Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d New Vasse Pota Is lines the toes, 6d stone. Other at Lowest ;
;
Prices,
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HOTEL.'
CONFECTIONERY
JOHN"MUSSON
Wholesale
&
The
Sydney
The
than
Palace
other
any
Hotel
week per and lodging.
20s.
Meals
Single
Cuisine
The ment
of
federal
for
warehouse,
Bailed,
board
HIT
Goods,
Sugar
Is.
Turkish
Delight,
London.
Range
Cooking
in the
and
colony
ing
for
The
Sanitary
Hotel
Five
Beds
largest of cook
capable
the
in
all
are
and
Ask
Storekeeper
your
City.
AH
Liquors Brands
the
of
all
and
procurable,
WESTERN
Best
City
which
and
lence,
Goods,
our
sell
storekeepers unrivalled for
are
are
AND
TRALIA.
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Week.
per
tappestry
It
ADVANCE
All are
brussels,
Goods,
Company's
£1
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Pail
Stiver
Tlie
Wire
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The
and
FOR
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
& Lodging
carpets,
INDUSTRY.
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
Mattrasses.
Board
Goods
of Confectionery
description
and
Goods
the
of
Woven
on
every
People.
Arrangements most complete
perfect The
the
is
Hundred
the
are
LINOLIUMS,
Creams,
Chocolate Gelatiue
The
EST,
PERTH.
Candies,
of
late
11
Ornaments,
Sugar
manage
Chef
ST
Candies,
Horebonnd
the
fl.rnishing
of
description
Boiled,
Dry
under
& Pond,
Spiers
every
being
Courses),
is
Company,
Manufactures
Best
(Three
first-class
a
tionery
Ordinary
Hundred Boarders accomodated Daily.
Terms
PAN
Western
in
hotel
has
boarders
for
Australia.
Two
THE
Confec
SILVER
—
accomodation
more
WorkB, Perth.
Sts.
PERTH. o
Confectioners
Manufacturing
Wellington-street,
WELLINGTON— —
COMPANY.
Steam Confectionery
Proprietor. MURRAY
PAW
excel
purity,
Kidderminster
cheapness.
Squares
guaranteed. The
Promenades
Balcony and
Murray
Ask
both
the
in
Drops,
City.
he
with
Room,
Billiard Tables,
provided
Visitors
of Alcock's
one
for the
and
anxious
A
solicit
and
with
TR1
>L
& MUSIC ROOMStock
PIANO
one
goods which
our
trial
THE SYDNEYPALACE
Fremantle
and
City
HOTEL, the
T and
will
in
the
City;
frontage
being
from
Town
the
The
the
Murray-street
one
minute's
Post
that
PAVED Visitors
by
Building
Eastern
the
and
Country
Colonies
will
MUSSON'S
prepared
al6o
stamped
Stair
us
offering
the
to for
sale
Door
fact
CURRY
&c.
POWDER,
FEDERAL
FURNISHING
BRAND
BAKLNG
And
the
POWDER,
also
the
celebrated
Warehouse, Pan
Silver
WORCESTERSHIRE
find
HAY-STREET.
SAUCE.
COUNTRY
PERTH.
ORDERS,
.
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED Price
HOTEL CHEAPEST
Mats.
some
a
PALACE most
Linoliums,
Store
or
directed
"KANGAROO"
SYDNEY
ree
will
on
List
and
a
trial
Catalogue Send
application.
give
TO.
for
posted it,
aiid
yon
order.
COMFORTABLE, and
BEST
in the
CITY
fill
Carpets,
all
COURTYARD.
from
The
in
unstamped.
or
now
INDIAN
the nearly opposite Railway are Station and connected with
Murray-street
are
RIJGS.
excellent
Premises
are
the
we
brussels
Stair
Chemist
the
name, keeper's Atieutiou is
'.
market.
the
either
sizes
with
required
Offices.
Wellington-street
and
shapes
walk
General
Hall, Government
and
Office,
Situated
ORDE
CHEAPEST
Lozenges
Chemists
Centrally
most
AND
end
Storekeepers be found by
in
Is
extend
to
that
be the
tO
order
BES
AXMINSTER
Satisfaction.
We Guarantee All
flW,
STOREKEEPERS:
are
view
in
T
world.
the
in
particu'arly Trade Country
our
Charge.
Honey- comb
COUNTRY We
Eucalyptus
Drops,
Toffee
selling
PAN
SILVER
Cough Jujubes,
best
TO
of
use
Boarders
Without
THE
for
ompauv's
Wellington-streets
unrivalled
are
in
SILVER
PAN
CONFECTIONERY
»iils Proprietor.
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Chitty
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Baker.
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