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members
rules
community
of tlie and
strict
are
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title
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warmth'1 of the hospitality he receives. the monastery; The- best that affords, and attention and courtesy almost em
only
to kindness. thanks for
susceptibility mer out your welcome you calmly cheerful
No
world
natives
short
a
civilised— have attended1
to'
oblivious
seem
Sunday
dance and—
mot
they Not' to
had
for
to
matter
no
on
roll
years
with
many
our
name,
out
stand
!
in
vivid
the
century
of the and to the capabilities natives, instructors than skill of their to my and uninstructed unmusical mind seemed necessary, be the yet I would
gether,
in one harmonious conversation was natives and their
last
way,
of innocent utility That, the natives should of living by the "labour desidera hands is" the first
the
Government
J
ilheirown1 and that has been after tum, stage reached the "of' recreation necessity comes .ever been in Music has., credited with to the most appealing ,
.
cultured
well;
as-,
to
as
and round
polka,
spinning more abandonment the
moment
as
several with
one
sees
dancers
devoted
as
to the at
if
the
on
face
Rail of the
Romish Protestant
Church,
Romish
on
missions sub on all these ; jects Bishop "Salvado had, in response interest to my questioning, something Want of space forbids me ing to say. to pursue the tempting of that topic
of of
was
under the guidance of Father morning I should be shown the Dominguez, and all the workshops, the schools, of the mission. Mon appurtenances from a day morning broke, non-agri -
Indeed the sight compelled assembly. in the the of how united thought elements of pleasure arid race. With the human
is
sorrow
their
all
music,
cultural
of view, one of those point most of days that announce charming the waning summer. A day on which the warms but does not scorch, sun a in its day when bathed genial rays, is in itself tli8 act of living a mere
and their round step-dancing, these simple-minded dances, aboriginals : arid were thoroughly spontaneously their
There was no look of boredom and in that on their countenances, alone did their behaviour differ respect that well-mannered from of white The monks have not good people. of only given their charges the means but harmless 'amusement, they have happy.
r
Their behaviour them manners. taught is the height of good breeding. really unaffected, Orderly, joyous, respectful to oiie another and considerate they all pompousness Superciliousness, to all appearance there was About their it. of manner
were.
sulkiness, none of
at
looking
.
.curious. 'fearirig;'
honest
ing upon
matters that they;
religious The fact industrious for
men
to
the
lives,
their
religious is.; surely
'
living, ,
duties
I
lead
the
simple and
aboriginals
Salvado more
to
hours listening interesting
the
and or
not
God-
as working and attend
enjoined enough '
matter fcliein, for contentment and satisfaction work the Benedictines oi New "have accomplished. hour spent After a pleasant nessing'
am
festivities
at the
Norcia in wit of the
half-castes, Bishop writer once returned
the.
where two cottage, for I had the pleasure of the-varied the experiences,
mor6
to
anecdotes,
and
National Library of Australia
clearly
ex
.
a like breakfast, repast substantial meals, to ft toiler of inspection com Crossing the road we entered
luxury. all the
After mission
degree,
our
menced,
the cliapel The form described I have already
of that -and
.
two
will
These
much
are
met that
in
"wall
are
its
the
same
Roman
asy
lays of objects
a,
word
religious
or
decorations. as
the usual
be
may Church
of
the
representing
pictures of the Cross. the highaltar
of
building
Catholic to the possession art. Round
claim
no
the stations ments
for
suffice
The appoint are
of
tho
ordinary type. Ouly at a side altar does anything unusual strike the eye, and remind one that the chapel is the God's house pf an i»bpriginal mission. ,
On the
and
this
altar particular in her arms feet is a
Virgin, at her
infant
togging garment, and,' to be admitted arms. protecting be not in the sentiment that and poetical.
the
at as
is
a
figurp
of
white child, blackskinned folds of her a
it
v/ere, beseeching of hey the shelter If the image itself form of art, the highest
to
prompts it The majority
is
to place upon large painting ap artistic of merit,
devotional that
the
the
on
eye
chapel
we
three-storied
passed
building,
and granary of the monastery. the this conventual buildings but imposing has been built pile
Like
as
walls its
—
—
well well
solid
all
nigh
Its
to-day. three
and
feet
mighty
innocent
of and In
with the truest the handicraft man.
raised
scamping" of
spirit
for
as
rafters of work
speak
"
best
books complete
strike
small room the brothers macaroni.
we
one of the making of macaroni too,
came
across
in
engaged And
such
beautiful of us per-
not
m6dicq, his
services
fee
monastery to
sufficed seen in
refectory.
the The
rooms
with
the
reward;
or
the
tiohe and a
that dormitories all
«ee
dormitories stretchers
walls.
Outside
That the
and
bal of water, tinned wash pails and of soap. abundance ing basins is an of Evidently luxury unthought element in monastery life. A similar meets the eye on entering simplicity the refectory. Tables bare of a cloth conies
on
are
and forms are and the place
round the room monk is marked a tin and a knife by a pannikin, plate A and fork. desk occupies a reading in which the monk prominent position, it is to whose turn read takes his stand. Even the guest chambers copy the prevailing in a simplicity though lesser degree. In the large reception room are a and few chairs occupying the centre is a on table which are albums containing of some photographs of the more well-known visitors to the ranged
of each
-
monastery. Under the of guidance Bishop Salvado I was shown the room that does duty as a library. All the books are not for the yet unpacked simple reason that there is not yet su fficient shelf There space for their accommodation. are however to excite enough visible the pleasure and interest of the book lover. To pore over, the ponderous ;
testimony wheat in grown Norcia Not paddocks. being learned m I pass the steam machinery flour mill with but a word of mention I am it all told that the possesses latest and, with a faith improvements, inspired by a hatred of further inquiry, I believe. In the third of the story I see hags upon bags of wheat; building all branded with the neatly New
and folios was like meeting absent friends from the old world. The famous of Antwerp, of presses of Madrid, of Paris, of London Venice, of the Hague, all had their representa tives in in the exile pining away remote Australian bush. There habitations plucked up from their first folio. Can reposed many a majestic it be that the Roman Church is an I not see enemy of the Bible ? Did around me many a famous of edition the. Holy Scriptures. Here was the
Norcia
Biblia
innocent
of
cream
good New
and
adulteration
like,
bearing
quality
of
in
colour to the
the
mark
a cross upon a triangle. serried ranks of wheat Surely sacks there is a supply sufficient for " months to come. many Yes," replied Father in answer to my Dominguez " Some back our inquire. years had harvest failed. The to Bishop for and ever send to Adelaide grain, since we have always kept one year's —
thosB
versus
on close when we midnight the Bishop to go to his cor separated, and I to my bed, with the respondence that on the following understanding
fashionable
any
of the Midland and policy
aid,
of of
medley,
the methods
of
It
no
happiness
a
education,
intended, and,- as this num originally ber is to be the last, I must fain hurry and I saw describe rather what on,: than what I heard.
were
couples much
whole.
amid tlie. stillness evening's talk, quiet of the monastery. this Already paper has far gone beyond the dimensions
most un at New natives of its influence. the1
The cultured of men. Norcia are an example On this Sunday evening as we entered loft which did duty as a the barn-like the band was a live ballroom, playing ly
man
and
Our
the
ignore amusement. their obtain-,
mingled
.
to
mpre to the musical
attached
was
importance
.
hear
you
was questions band ?" Although
the will' in
of the in whom of the 19th, the best ideas of medievalism and of civilization" blended to "progressive
12th
Did
"
all
the virtues
as
relief,
were
her from
crown a
large
a
massive
surely Perhaps and oblivion plays well-known a once
whom
a
and
plain for posterity
figure
Benedictine, Spanish Nullius of New Norcia
Abbot
first
with
From
entering. on to the mill
a
tricks,
the
tinted
cherubim
missals and the objects
Western as
from
brightly
are
to
long ranged along more. nothing
and
are
our
are
shepherdess tending descending
a
head,
the
in
more
vestry
skies
thick beams
evening. would have been of the, chief to one
the
of striking the fish. A crucifix, with the figure of our Saviour beautifully carved in ivory and a small of library
where
notable
to
and
popular
to
repair '
a
without
be
was
-
as
it was And thus civilisation." this strong-hearted though per chance at the time somewhat sad and his serious man found life's, work in
A
devotion that
of.
with
Tobias
that
Australia. colonial history
a
for
so,
given Returning few minutes
are a few of en pair of the Virgin from picture if I the original of which, is in the of the not, gallery in Paris, another picture of the
Virgin the
of
receiving
is
advice
some
myself
the settlers
around,
He
more
a
Louvre
flock,
to
miles
him.
labour under the harmless sentiment-,
parently
my Master's yet untouched
as
the
her
do
races
In
Murillo, mistake
as
me
for
to
content
measure
gravings,
with
;
of the
yet
sterner,
a golden unquestioning
could
long as T work among
?
question
And his
runs
Anywhere,
so
of the .attractions mission." Before I New I met visited Norciaj everyone me who had been there before spoke of I had returned the the-band. After ;
in:
action. of
was
life
my
he sent?
musical
a
ardent
practicability. a resolute
I nothing. for the to the Congregation applied in Protestant of the Faith, Propagation of the the missionary society parlance, Roman Church. Where did I wish to
On
colony.
of
man
be
of a little suspicion and imagine ality soul simple-minded
in honesty, that they pass by me idle wind that 1 respect not." as an "At three," Bishop thirtysays.' "I Salvado, grew tired of the world. One half of mankind seemed endea In this vouring to rob the other half.
excelled
'
play by?any other the,; evening
palpable simple and
strong
.
not
on
the calm confidence of a man mind made up, who, is entirely of doubt assailed, could torments " I armed so himself am assert,
of
face
certainly band in the of Easter
man
whose if the
bur duty." of New Norcia A 'description' would hot be complete some without notice of of native the brass baiid musicians, the feeblest of praise Wh?, to give them manner
intense but he,
an
dreamer
faith,
;
a
with
domitable
of the good Prior, Father Dominguez, will light %p with a smile as with the grave and genial he concise of the Spaniard courtesy It lis our replies pleasure and it is
in
to a
contemplation image.
the
and
rests
of
with our terrible matter-of-part from this image of the turn away and the little ones with a goodYirgin half-pitying, natured, half-contempt uous For I smile. would my part
haps, ideas
meated
the slightest You stam the generous
received
have
fame
to
talk
.
with
even
verbatum
transfer characteristic
!
rather
"
gifted
Oh Bishop. Boswell to have
by a genuine work inspired One quality there unassuming piety. is in Bishop Salvado which I defy the unobservant of men most to avoid is His whole being noticing. per
in make its' solicitude./inust1 barrassing an 'which not will years impression efface on the heart who of every visitor is
a
the woof throughout there strong qualities thread of undoubting
can
rfoiMiino
-
Irin/lnpccf
AV/t0PH
a
stranger such no
Nothing
.
treatment.
disciplinary
.
within
to
severe
the and the guest the gates experiences
degree,
.
If
the
>
;
paper
the
of
.
MODERN
A.
the
of
pressed opinions for the memory me to enabled
stock
in
another
store
as a provision of scarcity."
year
the mill, Leaving and stockyards the workshops, where
the
passed
we
stables
against
on
way to boot-
our
tailoring,
and carpenter making, black-smithing on. In each shop there ing are carried was one or more of the brothers at and in the boot- maker's work, shop was a there native making pure-bred boots with as much skill as any white workman. He was ordinary the only native I saw at work about the monastery. Tho remainder were on the runs, some well-sink employed ing
at
herding, fencing, regular
work
piece some
and
all,
so
for
wages
formed. A glance
prices,
driving I
some
teams, was
shep some
earning work per
told,
actual
of
their
Th© monastery chemist
Maxima
at the printed Royal in 1647. Here the Biblia Magna which issued from the same four years earlier. press Here extended -volume of the after volume Biblia at Antwerp in 1568 by printed order of His Most Catholic Majesty of Spain. II. And, here too Phillip was the work of an the Englishman, Biblia edited Polyglotta, by Brianus and published at London in Waltonus, 1667. And oldest of all the Bibles on the shelves of the library, I noticed a Latin of the Scriptures vulgata edition at Paris in 1541. printed A few lines not would suffice to describe, nor a few minutes, the interesting works I beheld around me. My stay in this bookman's Paradise was all too short. ever If again I wend my way towards the peaceful solitudes of New Norcia,
Press
to
in
Paris
that
on I will ray arrival Amid its vener repair. I will able tomes Western Aus forget tralia and all the newness of colonial life. In another world I will have I will live in the charms of my being. the past, made doubly sweet by the hand of time made more mellowing
library
straightway
:
f;
passed along into of the cottages several showed that in of a native the breast woman can be aroused all that feeling of pride in her civi home, characteristic of the more In lised of her sexi the schools we Oltra met Brother the organist, of the and schoolmaster bandmaster, with class mission a of chubby-faced, dark-skinned around him. youngsters As we entered their lessou had just but of their concluded tlie courtesy who for my edification good teacher, the commenced lesson over leading enabled me to a carry away again, favourable of their highly impression Iii the solicitude reading capabilities. for the souls of the natives, the proper care
tomes
'
gleaning#.
raj
.
tie
.
<8
as
we
bodies can
is
boast
not of
neglected. an
efficient
and medical practitioner in the of Father the ASsculapius Coll, person of the mission. On his entering we found him busily gangtuni engaged and no among his drugs and bottles wonder, seeing that not only has he to serve out and advice medicine to his fellow-monks and the natives, hut also
delicious
by their
vivid
with
contrast
the present. And
of
close
monastic
the monks, which seem
on
I and
life,
placid
of
my 'rambling monastery
modern
a
moralise
might calm,
I
now
description
i
the
beauties speak of
might cheerful and
I
of the
of serenity true holiness
peace
to pervade the atmosphere and have their they move But flinches being. my feeble pen from the task.real to me, What was my words might that convey in a sense in
which
unreal was to my readers; I can but 'confess my declare impotence, and; that the truer charm and interest of -
;
New and
Norcia its
lies
not
in
its
buildings
but in the blameless lives of the good monks.' What a, field for what food for thought, contemplation do those lives exhibit. In their own for them have solved way those monks selves the problem of life. That solu is tion the world at for impossible To but few is the vocation large. which can given smother the common impulses to New
fields
of
our
Norcia
nature.
who
But gazes
no
visitor
oh the
life
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cernible
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in the world
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November
10.
of Ailesbury .< The of the Marquis (versus a Scotch farmer named Maxwell, amount for the recovery of £5,000, the of a dishonored cheque won at bacarrat It was is: -concluded. the dismissed,
i
.
increased demand for in consequence of shares, due to the firm confidence, an
the
and
seats,
will
market
sixty-four fifty-
hardening. discount
England be
shortly
is
raised
to
per
trains
collided
A
fatal
during
tria,
in
prayers.
was
cession
:
has
panic
church
Catholic
passing with lighted tapers, A panic drapery.
mostly persons, pled to death.
five
occurred
in in
several
were
a
Aus
.
The Only
debris two
immediately carriages,
including
boudoir, escaped injury. of deaths is at present but thirteen dead bodies
are
liable
escaped
Yesterday
fire.
the
unascertained,
affect
the
silver is
deolined
another
Franoisco
contract.
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to 6teamer
owing
from been
suffering
renewed
of
4.
for
the
the in
Court
judges. 4.
said
that
without
she
cap
stegip
and
coaling,
—
she is intended for when the occasion waters,
the
of the passenger list R.M.S Ophir for Albany Mr. HarraMrs. Phillips, and Miss Corbett. well,
is
:
The night
nine
till
One
country
seven
hours,
the
of ore
over
Trades
a
in
tbe
im slight quantities
carried,
being
The
Aus
for
effect.
revenue
apparent
morning. the
stonewalling
is
provement
Wednesday
on Thursday member talked
railway
|
—
all
but witbont
site,
In
sat
Assembly
|
2fi,QQ0 also
it
that
of
prospects
the
harvest
are
excellent,
arises.
1
November
Sydney, the
Assembly last night asked the Government Q'gnllivan works for the relief provide large the miners at Broken starving Mr. Dibbs said he was unprepared immAdiffitalv
rtlftlv
of some A discovery splendid speciof a fossil of the Diprotoden Austraits has been made near one of the eastward lakes,
f.n
tha
i
3,
Mr. to
Sydney
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November
5.
of Hill.
to
Seven
bodies of infants have been in tbe discovered yard of a deserted house in Burrell-street. John Makin, of the honse, late his wife and occupier two
micfrzAaiirvM.
have
daughters,
been
arrested
on
1
At
Broken
manager per the
He
!
reject |
of
Colonel
Hill,
the
British
Morgan,
the
Much
He has taken hands,
but
.
suspicion
Broken
mine,
reports which formerly cobI 23s. stoping, done for 7S> and that ton, is now nqeq pre earning pay and a half. to resume dividende in expeots
January. good old
Mine Block Tens ish Blocks duction per duced.
on is
few more compelled to a
applications
of others.
dissension
prevails
in
the
Broken
At of
have
rioters
A
trial.
Hill
woman
behaviour,
rioting
Hill,
November
5.
another large batch for been committed was with charged ten and fined shil
lings,
Big when clared
meetiogs it
is off.
possible
will the
be strike
held will
November
the
total
was
night
5.
eclipse interfered
weaker. Broken
.ounces, and Brit ounces, The cost of pro
10,500 9,000.
has been
cunce
M.
returns
79,000
yielded
tal
<$ e we
lons
(lie
Zola'at
much
ant
re
n
Lourdes.
of M. Zola to the miracuof Lourdes has of the Virgin the annual to that pilgrimage
visit
shrine
brought
than usual be Paris journals of the " Dailv
more place prominently fore the The public. the correspondent f writes
25th
the
on
accounts
novelist
is
bis doings there, and of some of the extra witnessed After by him. from Paris to journey
crowds miraculous
the realistic
train,
his
spending
now
the
contain
August)
of
descriptions scenes ordinary the performing Lourdes in a pilgrims' of
das
amidst
who
throng the Fourteen long
pilgrims grotto.
trains have already at deposited Lourdes all from of pilgrims parts France. Among them there are at least 1000 sick persons, who have come
Many
of these,
some
the
the shrine
to-day, he de
standing world
are
by
rich
;
a
but
will not ac penance, the treatment given They share their meala put up with the same a
than
latter,
clothing taken for the the men who the
as
cured
being of them
and
accommodation,
poor
which
of
hope
cept any other to the poorest.
rough
The following are oh board passengers the M.M.S. for Polynesieo Albany Mr. and Mrs. Beaton and family (5), Mr. and Mrs. Ashtou, Mr. and Mrs. Wholsbaw and two child reu. The :
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higher
is Bbare market 87s. The bullion week are The good.
the
with
November
Adelaide,
a
are
with the miracle.
into increase
Supreme
tbe
Sir succeed
special
Queensland.
has been introduced an Council for
bill
on
passenger
November
been of Northern
Legislative the salaries
I
j
finitely
a
Brisbane, has
Agitation separation
of
last
moon
long
has passenger for ten days. quarantine
into
of the
also
being felt the French
carried.
Excellency.
News"
ring
November
with to be
|
Hall
INVBR-OOfcONIAL.
of a
severe hav Notwithstanding pressure been the upon Postmaster, put ing Mr, Arnold Morley,he has de General, to defer signing the San refused
ordered
A.
rioters.
female
men
that
penny.
to
The
following
i6
'
eighth
female a
Lilly,
5.
Judges
probably but wants
Adelaide
I
is It miles
'
Silver
is
of
cholera.
shilling
afloat Russia.
reported tralian
favorably
difficulty,
ordinary
The largest armored cruiser haB just been launched for
In
must
the
alarm
arrival
Armand Behio, board supposed
prosecuted.
The number
uninjured.
hp sid
but
Much the
for
is greatly The hope years approved. is the direotors expressed that of the Maroantile Bank will be immediately
a
'hjs,
duties,
his
in
Melbourne,
in press is mnoh interested of the recent at hanking trials and Abigail's sentence of five
Sydney,
banquet was tendered to Governor of Sfr Henyy Loch, formerly In replying to the toast of Yiotoria, Sir H enry said he estimated his health at the -that the South African gold yield time amounted to nine millions present year|y.
to
the result
colonies. Australian Among these, Captain Duncan McLeod, of tbe 42nd was killed. Lords Tweed, Highlanders, were dale and Huntly, who in tbe ,
from
leader
stamp. The daily
bave been re Over a hundred passengers, covered. were on board at the time |t is believed, of the fatality, including manywho had Oratava for the booked per the R.M.S,
boudoir
the
continue
by
will
the
Rear- Admiral Bowden-Smith arriv ed to-day Oceana. He was per the received by tbe Governor's aide-de-camp and Mrs. Bowden-Smith and the Misses be Smith, will the guests of His
The
they arrested the act of rioting.
for
Anglo-
to
McNamara
Committee
assaults
suppress
Yesterday
Revenue Department has that Colonial Bills Treasury to stamp duty of one-eighth as marketable securities, in
per cent., addition
caught
to
at be applied
4.
a off. telegrams urgiog respite The position is unchanged. The Broken Hill police are determined
Inland
decided
Yorkshire.
in
The Defence
un
sitting
a
receive
fnll
The
accident occurred railway to the Scotch Express, which yesterday colldied whilst running a mile a minute, at the in a fog with a goods train siding,
seven
of
reading been
Griffiths
Charles
Sir
the
November
has
Bill
Salaries S. W.
return
to to
regard
Bank.
Hill
second charge of Messrs. Abigail and
to five years' and hard labor. years'
in
second
The B tokens
Australian Banking concluded Company, was yesterday. found both prisoners Thejnry guilty, whereupon Judge Windeyer sentenced Abigail
of the Fri
with by clouds.
3.
November
declines
still
The observation
upon
the
against of the
McNatnara,
of dennnoiations of the unfeeling in which tbe man was treated, and which led to of the one most terrible disasters of recent railway times.
A fearful
House
|
;
on
early
Brisbane,
The
for
of
President died
Council,
Staples examination, Australian
inca
November
Sydney, The hearing
manner
3.
for
difficulties.'
Macbain
salary.
sat all last night dis in favor of granting of a Trades Hall. the erection
!
was
are
tram
difficulty.
Manor
site
and he was refused, application exhausted at his post, and had perfectly a confused recollection of what only occurred. The railway subsequently authorities do not deny the signalman's and public statement, is much feeling excited the papers them, while against
of Monaco The Prince and Princess have had a narrow yaohtescape whilst a sudden The boat upset during ing. and their in the Bay of Toulon, squall rescued with much were highnesses
November
I
con
with
3.
The Assembly a motion cussing
of
the
:
London,
the
representatives
relief
temporary
'
<
by
of
reason
Legislative
.
Adelaide,
James
Sir
undue influence contend, to bear by the priest
they
brought
was
of
nights, through of a dying child,
bedside
Yinagova, A religious pro down the church, which ignited some and twentyensued, women,
whom,
5.
of several vmger has shot himself,
day morning.
November
testamentary of Mr. Walsh,
the part
on
1
the accident to the was the signalman that was The signalman asserts that asleep. been of sRep for having deprived
culties.
plead
pacity
companies.
The cause Scotch express
were .Mersey Railway. Fifty persons injured. very seriously Rothschilds refuse assistance The in a to- Russia loan of twenty floating The Russian Government millions. is said to be in serious financial diffi
.
relatives
,
the
on
yesterday
severely of their
fortunate
cent.
Two
Government
Buffered nection
rate
four
grief,
the
the Her and is
Tasmania insist on the resignation by Sir Edward Braddon of all the directorships he holds. Sir Edward Braddon says that tbe late Premier granted permission for him to hold them, but the present Premier fol of Sooth lows the precedent Australia, and believes that the other colonies have
nine.
The money The Bank of
by
delegates make any im
An will case is now important of the Supreme occupying the attention it Conrt. From the evidence appears of Collingwood, that Thomas Walsh, to left the bulk of his fortune, £20,000, the Catholio church. The will was pre who Peter Kernan, pared by the Rev. is one of the beneficiary The legatees.
'
conspiracy
The
in deal-
Conservatives
suddenly.
on
financial
tn
'
labor
Melbourne,
quence.
elections
English municipal have gained
Liberals
for
The Official Receiver of the Mercan tile Bank a has made call of £3 are share. Shareholder per greatly excited and in conse exasperated
case.
the
At the
State
of
Australian
Lowenstein, companies,
mining owing to
position.
unable to the Defeuoe Committee.
i
4.
wife
ill. very seriously Severe fighting haB been resumed at Tbe French Dahomey. complain that tbe natives led by a were bitterly considerable number of Germans.
case is the greatest interest creating as the and' excitement, and is as curious
,
November
present
November
Melbourne, Mr.
Mr. In the Assembly yesterday Barton criticised of Mr. the speeches Rae at a Socialist at which meeting, Mr. Rae urged the Labor to Party Mr. Rae of obstruction. adopt a policy then became abusive removed and was from the Honse by the Sergeant-atArms. He subsequently apologised.
himself
The
revived ness of the Sydney Government leaders. ing with the strike
pression
of the Mid statement of defence of tbe
Buxton,
Sydney
of Under-Secretary has died very Colonies, husband is prostrated
The editor of one well-known London has been fined £100 for contempt -daily of court case in the of prejudicing Leader versus Smyth, the strange jewel was also fined £50 case.' The publisher
the
The South have returned,
|
London,
1
.
chairman
of the
sponsibility
Spain.
Australian
Mrs.
Court finding that Maxwell drunk was be and that wnen cheque gave tne it .was consideration. given for an illegal
There is Broken Hill
of
Government. He asserts that the Government has made a bad to and want wriggle bargain out of it. The City financiers gener favor Mr. Barbours consideration. ally
case
Osborne
coast
Barbour,
West London,
the
on
land Railway, denies the the Perth Daily News in
!
the
(From
The men camp. complain misled been they have by their the re leaders, who must all accept that
con
of Queensland signment meat, frozen which as the was served up as freshly Tbe war authori day it ,was shipped. ties propose to endeavour to use supplies of this meat for the army.
(
and of the world.
!
Unionist
at
held
large
,
their vocaand a happiness, which is disrarely
calm
a
a
,
genuine
j
thus endowed,
are
gives
was
a Yesterday banquet Havre in connection with,
,
;
who
mind to the
!
few .tiori,
thoughtful
deny that
a
|
of its inmates with will be disposed to
that
they
most
destitute.
the sick
carry
wear
might
6uoh be mis
Among
stretchers
on
are carried to helpless are there many men of high in the French aristocratic
.
M.
Zola tabes careful note of all this bat ;n hand, in a most respectful he goeB from group to group, manner, after those who are ill, ques inquiring those who have been cured, tioning and to the listening with pilgrims, who, fervent believe iu the miraculous faith, of the shrine. power Twenty thousand and,
tbe grotto, and at four persons besiege in tbe afternoon o'olock the procession leaves the Basilica, and descends
slowly the towards by gigantic steps the miraculous Two thousand pool. priests and monks precede the canopy sheltering the Holy Saorament. The immense multitude themselves prostrate on the of the ground before it, and the prayers to heaven : people are heard ascending " Jesus Son of David, have mercy on " us Thou canst Lord, if Thou wilt, cure me;" "Lord, say but a word, and I am
cured,''
Tbe
"Gaulois"
reporter
says
that
a during this procession young girl rose on which she suddenly from the mattress was and shouted out in being carried, " I am cured !" The multitude ecstasy, with a responded shout of joy, and M. who was did not Zola, standing by, the enthusiasm, off escape but, taking his hat out of respect, was heard to " exclaim, Wonderful ! wonderful !" The spectacle is not lesB in the evening
gragfi.
The
rook
oh
which
tbe
Basilica
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the peculiar opinions 6f Roman haiiemade schools for separate The concession of such tJieni necessary. is inevitable. I f hot granted "by schools
.
Zola
followed'iri the procession, behind thecanopy. He evidently walking takes intense interest in all he is seeing at Lourdes. for permission He applied to visit the office where oases of cure are and registered. authenticated officially such Onp of the doctors who examined cases that would be im it objected allow him to at to be present possible
descriptive the
gather will
'
than
for
Lourdes novelwhich.
a
'
!
i
KT
">
reviews. had rather
then
V/-
tell
house
moor
speaks
known
stone.
ne&lect.
of,
.Mejjip.ijne,
.
was
that
in
and -advancing/ cautious '"if respondiri'gly clients/ retain their
should
is
edge.
.jWUs./
increase
„
-
it
llUnmllo
Un aav
m
IIUuluuoui
vu
»jf
colonies would the desolating
of the
upon which
left
so
It kiiU;
turn
i l> ifiiu
its
at the
opening early
bishop of Sydney, Roger Bede Vaughan, wrote as follows, Bishop Moor quoting house
as
a
of
supporter
the
religious
no
schools: by sending tbem to Public Dr. Bishop of Melbourne, The Anglican a prelate of thorough Moorhouse, Engthe full force of h mind, reoognizes li on this the Church's teaching subject. 1 Roman are The Catholics He says: than what asking from us nothing more Governments in the world the freest
..
dren
:
have
granted
Baden,
in
our
Roman
wherever tants
to tbenn
are
population,
own
In
colony Catholics
intermingled largely the Government
National Library of Australia
in Prussia, of Canada,
and
Protes in
the
has recog-
ui
t
tnnci
iv
n
n/irvl
a
uo
a
uii/uui
so
the
con
that MamIa
guuuio'
but theory, conferred
more
es
by the of Christ's Church, and oldest in be the sovereign Europe, As may be supposed worthily upheld. much accordingly pleased to learn from the following message in the " that M. of Wednesday, Argus has Mercier's character been, vindi we
;
"
are
cated
:—
18th October. London, late Premier of Quebec,
/
M.
who
Mercier, lias
been
three
distinct the frauded
on
placed
charges of Government
his
trial
on
de
having
in connection has been on with, contracts, acquitted the two in which the evidence charges considered/ to be the him was against
strongest.
... i
Knighthood,
even
from
the
exalted
source from which M.: Mercier religious the is no talisman received distinction, which of it from the possessor proteots into but as it is the falling temptation, that most exalted to character testimony could be conferred, it it carries with that should be most jealous obligations Heuce the pain with which ly observed. of Catholics the impeachment
regarded
M, his
Mercier, vindication
arid ig
hjsnce tp
the
them
gratification fll8
sales
hopo)
new
being
day
Presidential not
be
will
Hard
thus
is
the
S.
known trous
and
a
in
half as
the
on
such
country
a
disas
.
The hay
the average. smallest cat for
below
is the crop many years, and only on the barley fields hope glowed for the farmer. That was the position 10 (days at followed ago, and had there time a continuance of the that critical
that ..smiledoyer thefarmef might have pulled of last But at the beginoing
the
fiae_weather
land
time when the the weather changed, and we have hud a succession of high rains. intermitted In by torrential cases whole have been districts
swing,
fall
since .winds some
and shocks of corn ready to be have by the waiting waggons been carried off by the surging waters. At have been beaten beat tbe fields down by the winds and mildewed by flooded, carted
the
rains.
last
ing
piteonsly things,
is,
all
according parts
to. .of
other grain
farmer's hapless to reports com of the country,
This
damaged. as
indicating,
some to imply way of augmented
seem
the
Barley,
bope, from
tbe
to
put thedepart-
at
in
the water, of the line
getting is
locality
out
because that is
somewhat doubtful of success' ing when .the great, depth was being negotiated. bores are Several and- others being sunk are be started aboutnto the towardiB Queensland border. It-is proposed by tbe Mines Department to have experiinents made with the water at Moon to seewhat can- be done in the gulla way feed
of
utilising stock.
for
will
grasses
that plants for stock. successful, it
will,
is
for
it,
Salt
be will
tried,
be the
If,
the
in
and, most
of.
of
growth .and
bush
use
other all
fact,
fodder
as
experiments
prove belief, every they the water will be
is
there hoped that as
availed of by homestead andvother lessees Tor the of fodder, which will growth of use in times of drought prove great silk
production
SUCCESSFUL
scarcity,
of state would'
compensation prices.
circumstances, are and stock
in tbe
owing the prices both reAbnormally But,
in
new
south,
EXPERIMENT
AT
wales.
NEW
ITALY.
.
A correspondent sends
ns
a
of
rearing most
at
telegram silk
though
Italy,
the
ducing
South
cocoons
Woodburn that
saying is
the
period was
crop
the first
now
conducted
successfully
at
taken
for
exceptionally
being New pro and
snort. Were a aavaniageonsiy reeling machine obtainable, good and valuable raw silk conld be readily produced. The Italians in New Italy, all of whom, have had previous in. the in experience in at the dustry Europe, are astonished which is superior yiel , ouribg princip to the entire absence of disease aud ally the suitable climate.
through. week, the harvest was
critical
more
in
decided
was
on the maps for tbe cretaceous formation to exist, and the officers of the department tbemselveB were becom
campaign,
thing in the purse of others beside the money like agriculturist. But, everything else in this melancholy year, the harvest is At best wheat would a failure. have
in
it
fluid
marked
re
Henry Lucey writes Herald the respecting in England last month: time has there been long
this
far
running warrego
Moongulla informed by many persons of such matters that they would
were
in repute not Bucceed
are
Now is our harvest year. time, fat harvest might have done some national to retrieve and put loss,
fallen
now me
that
M.
in
is
valuable
bore
a
ment
Britain-
Great
the
When
down
or
Times
source icuudiug Oases
for
district.
under
fairly
this
impetus
way the end of possibly Both are parties September. pi sparing for a very and the country lively fight, will be flooded with campaign literature of the. tariff while the mouths of brand, be filled will with tariff speakers oratory of everything to the exclusion else.
middle
the
,
on
the vicinity bore put
"uttujr
j
boring
to
completely freetraders the
to
owing
flow-
A great water.; of tbe the nature of the bore. For
River. In some the water comes up at the back of the bore, thus causing another in the out difficulty regulating The success of the Mooiigulla pour. bore will cause an in probably
ac
and
the
of
depend in
from j
of
laid
if
pressure
-
a instance, down at Barringnn not could be properly as tbe stopped, of the water flow about 100 reappeared yds. from tbe bore and lOOOgal. per
de?
tariff
luxuries,
and
(WEST.
THE:-
2,000;000gal. per the flow can be There may be some
regulated. in stopping
ground
same
amounting than
at
estimated and to see
the great deal will
were
year the
'ilN
(
difficulty
with competition the On the whole, industry. is an one for the admirable
state of, trade Not for a
title
a
list
protection, the assertions
It,
;
should Supreme Head
fiscal
WELLS
>
day,: properly
crops
more
/coming
WILDEBNESS.
Moongulla;
of .when all sorts of. dis they prophesied aster/from the terrible tariff which the followers of M'Kinley enacted into a law. to be the issue in The tariff is
to
without
pecially
:
for a purpose. This cry started world The whole Catholic knows, and that Protestants know, all intelligent who have any thoroughness Catholics, to themselves in them, cannot bring jeop of their chil Catholicity ardize the future is
1
/
system:— "
t/\nci/\(.PAM
-puoaooovt
every may discredit
second
crusade
knighthood assurance them- an
free
of
.
education. issued' letter; pastoral of the Catholic education in 1879, the late Arch-
;lliIlJjr,
A
.
utterly
that be .remarked, while in It may Australia Bishop Moorhouse stood prac aloue in the Church in tically Anglican his opposition to the secular of system
his
/>
man
irain.
In
lIlBliHllvoBy
>
short
of
upon possible that come in
before
or who was stain reproach, of committing a dis incapable honourable action So it should be in of knighthood, however case facts
backs system, in
as
which
to his every co-religionists learn that a charge of defraud had been brought Government
ing the bim., against ferred was. to,
luiyo
wrecks
111
vllUUgUj
startling where, to
rnlnrQ
a
their
secular
moral
many
4
vuuu
,
free
the
of the latter word, is as old as the hills. As M. the late Mercier Premier of Quebec, had been honoured with knight hood not a little by the Pope, it was
name
4lm4
unii
|#a
notibn of what his of him, he was in of his careful scrupulously
,
had been
a
For careless of his soul. notoriously between in the world the distinction honour and virtue; in the religious sense
children
of their from reading ibooks, excluded .by a bastard
..tlie
be
'
which
in
the
restore
biit,
demanded
.
ilUUUllif
school
to
reso'ution dear Lord a
to
with
supposed
tbiiigSj
perverted
Christianity cases most
teaching and they hours, Satur would not abandon, part of their The the same fpr purpose. day holiday had discovered its Parliament Victorian the first and had taken mistake, etep education towards by passing religious after
or
before
now
American showing
,
.
attend
to
to expect religious
hopeless and receive
imports
articles
;5
was
last
in fact under the of doty, the tariff
the far
'
;
was
of old above all
knight
'slightly
Secular education bad proved number of to diminish the powerless for the most serious crimes: were crimes, crimin committed by the best-educated: schools.
It
The
Christina
the
THE
ARTESIAN
present
Under the have been
excess
£18,000,000,
"
tn his /he. speakers, implied 5remarks, convict of criminal that the proportioHj ions in .Yictoria was, ,iiicreai3ing owing to in the the of religious .education, .want:
als.
of
WALES.
Minister for Mines '-is sending an officer of: his department tor measure the qnantity of water that ib coming out of the bore at which is at
to
regard
at the previous year ; while the imports of dutiable time, goods creased There was £20,000,000.-
be cor-, to '.wish
ExoUljiated..
to
:
The
consumed by few, advances
the
futes
Mercier
in-
more
the
in
£40,000,000
cause
M
:
The Vic
.
of the. tariffi industries
for
sales
foreign,
SOUTH
.
a
and old ones, or acceler revived to giving employment; altogether more than 200,000 in excess of persons number the to the previous employed enaotment of the law. Notwithstanding sell abroad if we the cry that we cannot do not buy abroad, it is shown that the
two
level
however,
;
-Ed.F.J.
turn.-
WATERING
ated,
you
upward
NEW
startedi
and.,.
formerly the among
due
new
tariff
new
knowl
'tliey
working decrease,:
in price being .thau any effect
has.;
an
many in increase in and men, the former far The: cost of
all of food articles nearly the labouring the classes,
played who, while forced to.
days
a
an
the latter. outnumbering has been cheapened living
once
these
cases
market
still
of wheat on record. sinee taken
uouHiuer-
been
to
paid
some
to have because
better,
(says journal) there has
wageB
Volgiven did not understand broke up in con ought
:
reached
The
of both
men
oe may to all. concerned. of correspondent shows that in
'
was
seance
report torian
bad
gloomy price
working
report
a
more
ago the tbe lowest
-
composed of
one
just
a/
in,
weeks
tivh
was passed considerably The operation.
been
year
ana.ine
cases
.Moorhouse,
.
Bishop Bishop
to be aware
of relierious caused consid
in the colonies,, discussion/ Dr. of Mancbcs.ter,.
education erable
ed
a
'
which
tariff
.was
parties,
upon p Parisian spiritualist, whs personating Mahomet,, thAt he did not understand confess Arabic. Mediums, and Mahatmas ongbt
.
the
uoon
Will two and
many
answer
'.medium, business same trick
his the
exactly
,
Anglican
how
"
—
The
,
i
Qctober 5,—-A paper by the i>. jRector /of St. French. read .before the Canterbury,/ Churph Congress at Folke
George's,
No
.The
fusion.
out.
inore
ghost possessed of the the contents of the audience said
French
in.
than
for
Has been
the
of:
never
But
him.
have appeared
must
sv-
Congress
effect
has
.and
,cpmmittee
arid
of the
18.90,
in
thb.m'kinley-tariff.
of
M'Kinley
the,
in,
an
appeared,
.French.
London Cable lias appear The following edin the Australian papers' :—? o; daily
London, Rev. H.
it
"r
/
..
Strike
the just now is and on dark, prospect exceptionally mahy farms there ;is despairing talk of from the hopeless conflict. finally retiting times Since the above was written
j/i.
works
farmer
in
to please;
seems
"
effects.
pjf
.
important
an
me ,
itaire,
|
b ishop
the
One
masked,
;.make.?"
fV
t
Schools.
art
modern
with
acquaintance art
means
no
////
;
The committee
to question care to pat it unless .ask, but he did not sure re he was of an answer. Voltaire that he would state with pleasure plied The he knew. questioner anything
Secular
,
that
evident
was
by
is
Protection 'America-
.investigating
;
jafter
.
i
r.
tlie
;
f
:
of
.
' ;
Failure
.the
now,
are
if not .altogether marked here and English, with of an there the ;displacement. h," a habit he must have picked up since, his decease. As he seemed familiar with the works of. artists, who .livedlong he ceased to reside ajbove ground it
please-
The
Mahaiinas
grammatical,
.
(
:
and
How
/ Z
v1
Exposed:
discoursed onwho, in /fluent, literature
he.
written. '
"-Mediums
of
at
may
Medium
just " " to 'the j (according Daily Telegraph over a mishap which 'cbhsidefably excited 'has one of their that befallen order, threatens to bring discredit their, upon as well as diminish their calling profits. At a recent spiritualistic seance a medium, of several /notabili the ghosts produced ties of the past, them yoltaire, among
suc have. ah eveb greater the works lie has already
probably
cess
master
a.
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of at least some medical examination of the ladies who had been cured. But, after rereceived a flat having at first a of some sort Has' fasal, compromise been arrived at, and M. Zola' has been this
neces
of Uie;'3ritiBh tbe land. the weather low,
'wail.
heard
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tha
to
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procession
.Of:
wrung
sensp:
later
and
guard,
:
our
of old was careful to; be ia grave scandal Gregory' the Great,
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miraculously pilgrimage.
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N.S.W.
With wool
WOOL
reference
on
WEALTH.
to
the of carriage the fol railways, are The given. at Harbour Darling
N. S. Wales
lowing
particulars received quantity from July 1 to date is as 108,000 bales, against 68,000 bales for a similar period last an year, increase of 40,000 bales. At Newcastle for the same period 16,680 bales were as received with
compared:
bales for the like term last year,, increase of 6,500 an bales ; while at 12.500 bales have come as Morpeth in, an of 4,000 bales against -8;500, increase The total inorease no less is, therefore,
10,000
than
SO, 000
bales.
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is
not
antici
that the tolal however, clip wool will be greater than last year. pated,
of
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THE
Lately
imported Western
,
Mr.
by
Ross to
Anstraliu.
Champion to
Are the of SOLE PROPERTY' MR. J. Coffee MUSSON, .Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT
Clydesdale In 1889 he
PERTH, Farming
and
travel
Districts
through Colony.
the
all:
The following are the. Pedigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion. LORD HOPETOUN Laird and by. Ross
o'
B
.
,
Bred Lord
viz.:
ing prizes, nabeal as
—
Making
Ballarat. the follow
McGregor, has gained First at
Hopetoun
.
Strowan,.
first
Warrack-
having
at First First at Beau at Clunes, Ballarat, First and First at As a fort, Hardies Hill. First at tro year old Smeaton, First at at First Clones, First at Talbot, First at Hardies First at Beaufort, Hill, First at and Ballarat, Warracknabeal, First at Ballau ; making the splendid one
year
old,
Twelve
of
year
old.
First
Lord
mares
last
foal.
He
should
up to served
Prizes
Hopetoun and
season, is
a
prove
He
all
'Hopetoun is
a
's
sire,
Hay,
bright
22nd
Ribbon well
so
Laird
as superfluous, over the colonies.
Strowan's grand Strowun's great
o'
Laird,
of
qualification
Moffat's
Conqueror. o' Strowan's
Laird
as
two
a
dam
is
year
as
a
and First old, years Ballarat
old,
and
.
yards. several
by
Hill
Talbot,
Ballarat, four when only at as a dry mare
he
;
been
have
prizes Strowan
First
He was placed District Talbot
at
Prizes
won.
Clunes
at
first
Show in the same colt draught for yearling an< Bullarook Spring
year.
in
the
at
to
o
old
draught
stallions;
First
was
6 5
Murray
,
two
of
MUSSON,
the
Colonies.
is
Champion
a
always
The
Duke
loss
of the
of
at
National Library of Australia
3 '
'
i
modated
S HENTON'S,
Duk
best
bloo
has
as
Pure-bred Clydesdale NAVY BLUE,/ By Blue Ribbon (imp)., Bred William by Holmes,
J
FIRST
Is
with
replete Crape-cloths,
all
the
latest
Fancy Muslins,
Guide stock.
novelties Cream figured
in
Mantles,
Shirt
Jackets,
Shirt-fronts, Tinsel Gimps,
Blouses, Braid
Fancy
Parasols,
ChiiEon
Cash.
A
')
q i
less
class
first
realy is
Millinery Untrimmed
now
opened Homsepathic
of
hats
for
kept
will
also
Dietetics M. &
pure which
be
for
Co. Malted External
at 1/- each, from Medical
Chilblains a distance
—
To
those
residing
at
help M. & Co; tlic in introducing confidence greatest of Baptisia for Low Fever. preparation attention will he given to all promptest orders of couutry on receipt stamps and,
have
bottle for postage, per allowed to agents,
pence. count
&
MARTIN
GipseyJTubles Book Shelves
50
Liberal
& 6d.
-is.
CLOTHING
3.
NEW
end-
Co.,
|(j
in
nowjshowiug
are
our
Boys' Shirts
in
Trousers,
Cottoii, White
Flannel Drill
and
Suits
We have just opened and of assortment splendid iu all Black and -colored Hats from Is. 3d. Straw with from 6s. Puggaree
3
i
j
E.
0.
GOODS
at
G.
HEAR
—all
marred
/:
MANS, cheap.—
lid.
5s. &
7s.
(id.
New
including Suits, Silk. &c. &c.
Hats,
Millinery, Ribbons, and
Bonnets,
Feathers,
Frenoh Dress English Goods, Muslins, Cambric, Prints, Sunshades.
Season's Mens', Tenuis Flannel
Flowers,
Gents'
Hosiery,
Ties,
Laces,
W.
G.
U umbrellas,
Hals, Braces,
Tweeds,
have "now on view Mens' Felt Hats the latest shapes, each. Terai Hats 6d. each. etc. etc..
ShirtB, etc.
HEARMAN,
Draper,
Tailor,
HAY
of
G. &
Street,-..-
SUMMER
&c
&c.
DEPARTMENT.
this iu department and Youths' Tweed
uptwo Dis
EAST",
Barrack
Fancy
GOODS. 5s.
-
their The
rooms.
in
W. 50
in
speciallv
trimmed
show
and
FANCY
the
to and
given
infants would Food
Aubrey's as being valuable. in highly Tinctures use at and half ordinary oz. per 1/1/6 Tinctures for Cold Camphor' (in early stage) at Neuralihe— M. 1/& upwards. Co.'b for and Speciality Neuralgia all;Ncrve pain M. & Co. 's Paint at 1/6 each. for Unbroken
ChiiEon, and
bonnets Feathers, Flowers, Hat-pins, Millinery
straw also
variety
of
selcteion iu our
a
sale of pure medi and Triturations. of Medicine Chests and will usa be in family
near
view
on
tinsel-ornaments
Mr. Fenwicl
(673,
have
that they dispensing
for the Tinctures
MILLINERY.
Outfitter,
STREET,
etc.,
PERTH.
SHENTON.
Br
a likewise grand breederfor tl ie sold in Scotland handsome sum of 1,100 guineas. be seen It will by the above pedigr eo that Navy Blue is possessed of the be st
(imp.)
of
valids, mention
Black Braid and Bead Gimps, Silk Sash Ribbons, Belts, and Scarfs, underclothing.
s
Escj
prize-takii possible Clydesdale blood in Australia. The Pure-bred Stallio Clydesdale
of
I860.
Melbourne,:
MURRAY-STREETi
__
sons
By Prince
Terms
Chemists,
in
Attention
Ribbons,
We
and
Books
keeping
ALSO
home,
BRITON. of Wales
for
accom
parties
Rates.
notify for the and
Pharmacy
'carry
Goods
by
to
BEG
GOODS
goo
House, Drawhilling and was the property Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Paisley. a Blub Ribbon was prizetak< great of his
OE
a very stock of Black dress large Luceincluding Corduroy cloth, Nuns cloth, Merinos, Cashmeres, Veilings, and Fancy Black dress material. Grenadines,
and
Stallioi
Taylor,
one
SHIPMENT
a
bred
Pie-nic Vehicles.
with
Established
Cashmeres, Delanes, Corduroy Cloth, Faney and Summer White plaiu Zephyrs, Serges,. and all the Fancy Muslins, Prints, Sateens, latest in fancy dress materials, productions
Laccs,
(imp.)
at
SHOWING
materials
i
Victoria. Clunes, Ascot, near foalc Navy Bine is a bay horse, 1888. Sire Blue Ribbc November was
charges.
IIABTIW
cost.
Ribbon
hire.
reasonable
and
Wedding
Owner.
Prescriptions cines in Pilules, An assortment
We
i
,
The
Blue
on
at
baited
,
THE DRE8S DEPARTMENT-
1
prizt
the
NOW
THEIR
|
foal-gettei
sure
temper. prove that the very
Perth.
and Loose Boxes Spare Stalls Shippers and Country Visitors.1 Horses kept for sale.
and
Albany
Streets,
Wellington
of forwarded to any part Saddle Horses for Ladies also Buggies aud other Gentlemen,
Homes
travelthe travelling
to
and
Carriages,
3
best
He
EXPRESS
Colony.
and
or
Owner, made with
use
intend
NEW,
..
mention.
DLE, and
Expresses the
0
|
placet
'
&o.,
'at
T
placed
Smeaton,
Agricultural best group
Association Spriogxhitwoyear old draught stallions; for Show for and Talbot Clones
year
LETTING
Homcepathic ARE
a
.First
iriria
t
the
E, C.
AND
as can be pos any stallion pedigree of (both sire bavin g and dam sessed and the bee it been very imported), of blood that could be gotregarc Istrain
and
or fillies. colts, draught yearling at Smeaton Agriculprize Champion." Show for in 1886, best Bbciety tnral coli draught yearling urjlly. as hirst a two he gained In 1887 and Western Dis "at Geelong 0ld av at Spring Show; First Society's trict of VioBooietjr National 'Agricultural old colt; Fnat at fto a two .year
wist
also
and has a beautiful The above will is descended from in
.kreei
f.;L
(jr.
Frou-Frou (imp.), by Mac her dam, Glengowie, by Touch ; stone, but of Glengarne, by Sultau. The Duke is half brother to Welling too numerou ton, -and a host of others
coll
Smeaton,
HORSE
j
Dam,
;
First
MCAR
Reasonable
caroni
United
Spring
having
was
Guineas.
Show.
that
the
he
Perth.
Sts.,
I
of Qui Vive to (sister bj Vidette), Van Darrell Voltigucr by Birdcatohor, Nell by Inheritor, by Blacklock. is full to Cole brother Kinj B King winner of the Two Thousani J Lud,
Agricultural also first in group Exhibition Society's Pie biiow hold in 1 886. of three at same awarded First Prize for draught one was colt Ballarat at the old entire year and Pastoral Society's Agricultural 1886. First at Cargarie, &c., Show in the same for yearling year Exhibitions First one for year .old fillycolt or and District Western at. Geelong
Society.-
6 5
0 0 0
r
out
;
5
At Smeaton received the
address,
ESTABLISHMENT,
route.
JOHN
firsi
of any blood sire First at Daylesford Sire of Duke, King Cole (imported) bred in England in 1867, and iroportet to Victoria in 1876. Got by Kiog Ton for
at
old
in each also First produce sweepstakes of £5 5s., given of two by Messrs. gifts aud .& Challenge Cup Alston; Co., valued at £30 for best Colt in Grand Produce Sweepstakes, Draught Horse
making
0
6 6
be
can
horses
the
and Pier
Coleraini
aud
yard. and First,
:-—Iu< 1886 at by Show of the National the Grand Spring he won of Victoria, Society Agricultural Prize of £50 10s,; First as a yearling 10s. in the of £30 First draught horse o'
the Laird
the
obtained shows.
...
I
en
verj
Mount Mercier he wai Society and was also awarded the First, placed Champion for being the best blood ii
grand Miss
;
.
(imp.) following
around
always
Stations
;
Since at all; the principal prizes ihe lie hai to Ballarat, Duke; came three been shown times, namely Ballarat Grand National Show, where was At he second. Hardiei placed
Skipton at Bal Second
Champion The
has
all
i
in show the been Bhowr
and
stud,
...
...
note
R.
d.
s.
6 6
...
...
Promptness
see
7
...
...
Please
of Goderich
Corner
-Langar
with
-
SKIl
7
...
ling horse-boxes, abovo mentioned
and York
used.
:
.,.
arrangements the Government for
i
lasl
proved
...
If
i
of Vehicles Rates.
:
Respectful
Letitia,
where accepted served for one
Bills Approved more Mares are
i
& Sons Johnson him, and he was
McGregor
other
Pedigree
follow
as
Briton
1
delay. Shortest
TO. COVER,
Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue
him on change
remove
and
re
particulars
The
two raced
station
get another
Duke
times and
District,
five
a
to
row
£
purchased
the
on
war
Derby
be
they Carts,
orders to without attended -done .on the Undertaking in Notice and the? Most Manner.
Country
that who
was
—
fulier
Spring
Moral
executed
Repairs, and Care.
races.
will
purposes near & Sons, of Five Hundred
& since
has
at the
been
used
had
a
Su
Stud Book. THE CHARGES
He good
as
been for stud
snm
by Ross
The
as
never
being
He
successful
the
Skipton
three year at Skipton; First Prize as
the
they
since,
he
First Prize year old, and also mare at Ballarat, as a. brood of the Champion Prize for best female dam Dick's Great by grand yard. ;
Guineas,
and
Blue
Jess,
at yearling Prize First
a
Clunes
>
larat,
Prize
as
for
and
Malakoff
Duchess, by Chieftain New Warrier— by
Green, For
piece, stone
standing dark with high, a grand head and neck, of a splendid temper. been raced.
Victorian
Chieftain
that
public
other description at Lowest Possible
'
Buchanau by George (imp.) dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) at Second Prize Maggie, won Prize
the
Perth,
.
Stallion,
performer
get racehorses.
record
havnig
Coleraine,
purchased
late
First
Duke
season.
Darnley. grand sire,
possessed has never of The, Sire
Dam
with
to
weH
an
of haying to of blood. Messrs. resolved with to part
is
is
wonderful
iStallion.
any the country.
of stallion
account
renowned breeding stallion, Coxe's Pride of Scotland, imported. Lo d Hopetoun's dam, Miss Maggie, the
carry feuce in
has
the build
to
Sts
Pier
None but seasoned Gum and other timber
;
inch
one
He
important
fifteen
two-year-old Messrs. Johnson
ever
sire,
o'
to
a
by
;
breeding would be known all
a
Bay
a
Malakoff
principal
DUKE. dark brown
as hunters, unbeaten and has old,
when
;
the
is
any the sort
The
1885. Blue Ribbon September, Sire, Bind Ribbon was bred by Mr. (imp)./; R. Taylor, Drawhilhng House, Fenwick, and was the property of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Blackhall, Paisley. was Blue Ribbon's the sire, Darnley, for Champion horse of Great Britain more in referTo say anything years. to
over
year since. o'
foaled
THE
enough
just hacks or He has
in
Laird
the
all
an
is
country.
Lord Strowan,
at ,
Duke
has
man
in -any
sire
large
is
hands
points.
knd
Stailiou
Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.
Malakoff sixteen
of twenty-six Bbcohd prize: of £203, sum
total
The
i
inform
to
prepared
every built
prizes,
|
one
won
Missie
firBt
sixteen
won
strong
and
server,
Prize
and
immense flat bone, splendid head, neck and shoulders, short with middle back, splendid
nine
think
we
splendid valuable
a
the
being
The
two
a
class.
shows,
:
total
lo
;
a
the splendid and
prizes
Amounting
grand
Society's at First
and
Light and Heavy Tip SpriDg Tip Carts, Drays on improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggons, and English Vans, Double;/ Delivery Seated Baggies, Single Dog Gaits, and
Twin Logan's (7411 by Stanley (822), dam Mr. McKerrow's National took which of Mare, upwards
'
Ballan
at ;
Wish are
alias
son,
Daylesford Show, in the First in Three the the Beaufort Agricul Show. Society's
Agricultural All- aged classes. year old Class at tural Association
-
First
Pastoral
the imported Franklin Association
Glenlyon,
the
in
approach
BritonVdam,
gained ;and
Agricultural Show, in
aud
colt,
horse.
a
now
;
three old year for the nearest Prize
for
Cargarie
of Goderich
Corner
FACTORY
C/BM,
«fc
the
at
prize
COACH
BOWRA
.
JplYE
ENTIRES,
—
CELEBRATED
Prince
-
'
v
of
mare.
in Show in Aberdeen Highland Society second at in Dumfries 1869, 1870, first at Kelso in 1872, and the first at Show at Society's Royal Agricultural of Wales is Prince by (Manchester. General (322), dam, Darling by Samp
(second
SETTLERS. "
1888
STANDARD
the
service
WANTED
-
"
he gained the Champion Cup value time), £30, at National of Victoria; same A.G.S. second at the show. at First Ballarat for A.P.S. three old entire colt. First at year Clunes and Talbot G.A.E. First at
SQUATTERS,
AND
who
;
BREEDERS
<
In
has been at the at 40 guineaB per public of Wales won the first
National
>
TO
Grand
WANTED
lg
Pianos
to
Intending inspect
Federal or
Furnishing
the
Purchasers
Stock
Warehouse
at or
Owners whose
Country
.
NdTiCE
and Horsham 1887.
in
-
Show
—
Wimmera
NOTICE.
'
STOCK
of Pianos
Instruments
in the require
!
oi
the
write
tuning
or
1
Furnishing
repair
to write
to
the
Federal
Warehouse.
i
particulars.
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spirit
to opposition Rule proposals.
Home
Gladstone's It
is
more
likely, to
awaken them a character of the and his Salisbury have ever shown them to
however, of
sense
the which
agencies followers selves too ready to employ. Caron's for mischief power has been gone, and his hook nounced disappointing.
Le is
pro
is
some
these and the matters, complimentary have been expressed with reverse, candour. The the utmost result of
remembering
new
all
upon
opinions
and
Legislative
without them. And advancement carries with political it a certain Nemesis for its Unable to the stem opponents. march of progress, and unwilling to fall in with these awake it,
Premier and his trusty colleagues have not escaped searching yet criticism. and Their outspoken been act has closely watched, every has been sharply dis their policy in the House and out cussed both and
Council the
surprise, the strongly
struggled
join.
it,
Bill
with distrust and opposition. It is only when they have for some time been enjoyed that men begin how the world had ever to wonder
on
all
accompaniments
2L o c
not
seek
once
hardly
them.
well
known
heard,
but, of has again before the is that of
temporarily It English public. Major Le Caron, alias Beach, spy, and quondam paid agent informer, of the London Times. the During of the memorable Commis sitting vindicated sion which Parnell and his party from the charges of sedition and complicity with murderers, Le Caron season enjoyed a brief of unenviable Of all notoriety. the human sleuth-hounds' who took
in the
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persons the moon
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capitalist JO.
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it
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met
far than Happier not most other in governments to strong Opposition having any with in the contend House, our freely
a
conservative in both represented should latter fate the Houses, to store be in for them. prove Still of course, need it cause less, All enlargements discouragement. of political have at first rights
—
offered
particularly
comprise
no
how element
a
death Thomas Campbell's the words of regret which he will find an echo in spoke West Australia. of every part For the rest he told of growing of solid and rapid prosperity, of done and things progress, great tasks to be faced in equally great a of high hope and courage spirit which In the congratulations Sir
William
These for the
abolition of the of members qualification extension of the franchise, the addition of two members
cause
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it.
Sir and then
of
obtained
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Record
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sale
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men would have been at all to conceal. The result of pains ' the Times famous impeachment of Parnell is well known. Its earliest
people
numerous
so as to lation of these measures, shear them of their would value, be very much to he deprecated ; still so would be the absolute more of them. Yet it need rejection
and
purpose and try to iniquity before having your eye. for those who combat for Pius IX.
spirit good,
prepared of Christ."
C.
Kostka, P.C.
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Governor's the Speech on of the third session of opening makes cheerful Parliament very remarkable A tone of reading.
sadder
,
V.M.
The :
promptly
Prize
Firet
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name
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Sunday
most
free
are
a Bill for ; providing of land for agricultural grants Bills on ; Reformatory purposes and Industrial Amendment Schools, of the Electoral Act, and several others. Of those enumerated the interest in tlie centres deepest two first mentioned. Their fate in Parliament will be closely followed The muti by an anxious public.
Conf.
B.M. after
with which the qualities loves to endow his chief villain. Without for others, pity he was without shame for equally himself. Having in his desire to the Irish injure party deliberately to the ordeal of a exposed himself he unshrinking cross-examination, endured to have the curtain ly drawn aside from a which past
by
to the Legislative to three members
Avellino,
the just dramatist
will
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Assembly
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Andrew
Martin, Livinus,
23rd
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of
mis hatred, and ; perjury its suicide and later, disgrace, death from broken heart. On its conclusion Le Caron, alias Beach, slunk into from which obscurity he has just been recalled by his not paymasters. formerprotectors,if The latest service demanded of him is the by the Tory party of an autobiography, under writing cover of which he has revived all the old calumnies the Irish against
weighty. providing property
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no
it
very
7s.
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NOVEMBER. 11— FRI.
and
—
4
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the
claim
an foreshadows important and eventful Session. The matters with which Parliament will be called to deal not though upon
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prudent this
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was
following
Greenough,
Regan, Moore
GATWOOD,
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Speech
1892.
Oct.,
PERTH,
Federal
and
with the object the members to
the denouncing Government, or practising any oth er of the well-worn devices to make Ireland a name of evil report and the and cruelties justify tyranny of Conservative Governments. From the first, it felt that of, was all others he was the man from whom Parnell had fear most to and his enemies most to hope; and he had Cool, clever resolute,
flourishing extent
—
organizing
associations
which all must doubtless rise so far superior to the of promptings as to refrain from party spirit needless obstruction. Short as the Governor's
CONNOR,
Chairman
6d.
F.
own
rule,
benefit,
3-1919.
Newcastle,
HOTEL,
WELLINGTON
their
an
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS-
GLOBE
said
to some ardent may appear spirits, rate but at any unswerv steadily, and descreetly, ingly they are lead on to that ing the country proud her size, situation to which position and natural wealth entitle her. All men will wish them success in
of nearest corner intersects (C. along C. Glass's
where it reached, land 7-1223 thence
is
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(W. Humber)
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to Goomalling Road directly theNewcastle opposite M. Bowen's gate upon the boundary of 47-149 where it intersects Road Goomalling at thence block through Muggamuggin
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Parcels, Letters
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52 Vict.,
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SpiritB
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half
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a
;
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modern with every replete and visitors from venience,
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is
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not
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a
they
our
proprietor.
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of
men
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doubly
is
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It is understood that Mr. M. F. A. Can for will M.L.A. East be ning, Perth," of Committees iu the appointed Chairman Assembly. The
bazaar
in
aid
of
School Catholic Boys' the Lordship Bishop Hall Town yesterday be continued every
the
Freinantle
opened by
was
in
the
His
Fremantle
and afternoon, uigbt during
will the
week. On
styles
champion Gorman, pedestrian Hall £25
19th W.J. inst., Haokford, the himself distance long of Australasia, will meet P. J. who as a brings a reputation in the Town from Queensland, four hours' contest for walking
Saturday,
who
in a-side.
a
Two
accidents
Canning
by
and
a
latter horses.
Balls Hospital
occurred
which named
man
by
severely, Cockram liad
to
where
be
last
young Balls were is
falling
getting
brought he
is
now
into
week
at the Cockram the injured, from their better, but the Colonial
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last tlie Saturday population was further increased by the
at
of
Albany The
the
T.
an,d,
persons.
proceeds
paying
expenses
in the selec paid to this district member to second the Addresstold who was I am by one in-Reply. the time Mr. during Monger present addressed the House that he acquitted himself and that his speech made a well,
and
J. Walsh. of the Concert, amounted to £o
Crogan,
The
that tion
,
after l
ie
6d.
for October amounts to or £5,797 less than 'the sum receiv the month of last corresponding
revenue
£39,042, ed
57
of
arrival
for
COUNTRY
year.
NEWS
BOYS'
ORPHANAGE
,
our
good impression.
.
THE
was
of
-
--
On
colony
SUB1AGO. The
Bazaar
Committee
thankfully?
the donations acknowledge following aid of the Orphanage Bazaar.
in
|
E.
B. and
months
Denton's October 1741
return of at £5245
a
tons
1399 lis.
.
riding
during milled of gold
were
22
ozs.
A" little
for
report,
that
shows of ore
grs.
An
order the
lency forbidding
in
His
by
Excel
Executive
Council
Hannay,
the
Smith's horse Teddy achieved on when he was victory Saturday for against Mr. J. Roger's mare
a-side.
the
start, and
her,
The
'
£25
but won
Teddy
as
fmm
of
Wales
were
a
and
numerous
amuse
varied of and swim
Poly in
the
beat from
run
last
the
Some
of of
round
first
when
commenced
was
Ophir exists at full
the
players
opened
the
went
the
the
afternoon
253,
The
Perth.
'The
and
first,
men
put together
75
runs
in
their
and
7 for
Avickets
in
the
the
West
no
Perth will
These matches Saturday. The
£60,000
tional
Avliich to the
Bank the
on
pany fell
and
first innings second, Avliile for dismissed 50.
were
be
continued
next
the
advanced
was
Midland of
Com Government
the
guarantee
Na
by Railway
due
on Monday last, but the Govern the consent of the Avith Bank, have to allow it to stand for another over
ment, agreed six
months. The offer for annum per cent per has been AvithdraAvn 000
of a guarantee of 4 10 years on £500,by the Govern
ment.
the
The
which
area
pany's the the as
Avhole
of
be
resumed
to
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as
National
a
guarantee
Bank
lias
Government are as soon surveyed,
in
far
so
the not
as
mentioned
acres
the
Com
£60,000
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hoav
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acres
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his was
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lucky
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THURSDAY,
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in connection remains of
Smith
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10
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aboriginals.
here
persons draw
Scollard J. H.
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issue, of land before
acres
form
to and
selected, to prepared
the here
arrived
by
Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs.
b
grant.
16th
and Q(n
aIaoa
Bank
17th
Bunbury
holidays,
Government
inst.
offices
met
.
Avill
200,000 from of
.was
imprisonment
groAV gigantic gooseberries but some have been very large turnips' raisod by Mr. John Harrison at the Brookton G. S. One dug Siding, Railway. from his garden the other day measured 28, inches in circumference.
score
first
Harrison
has
the volunteers
Wo
there
good
the batted
compiled
Perth
full
M.C.C.
staying
Forces,
no
:
£
!
all of
to
in
ball wickets
weeks'
taken tlio at local Proceedings Police Court last week several against to for neglecting persons pay the municipal rates, for the pastIn each case year. Avith costs was for the judgment given
M.CJ.C.
meet
Aveek to inspect have since gone
were
Association last Saturday
on
to Eremantle journeyed the local and the representatives, of the Perth and clubs West Perth
to
the
of
.
The
matches
by:
Per Mrs.
ing day. Some prospectors came into Esperance Bay recently from the Dundas Hills field for rations, and went back as soon as they had obtained It is said the supplies. well on this are find. prospectors doing
Albany' week. the latter whether was rest assured that when but we speed, may next these boats meet in an ocean-race no effort will be spared and the struggle for will be a bitter one to the very superiority end. to
as
last
Heniy
Fleming,
accompanied
Adelaide
doubt driven
last,
having stowed- himself Albany on her last voyage
Angove
Major
.
—
to
uesien
for
saw
non-Btarters horses, in the sweeps on the be, they Melbourne I am in a sense Cup. sorry to for this as it will induce others try their luck and thus send more of that which is none too. commodity plentiful with us out of the colony. I have a re collection of having seen or read some sent where that the money away to obtain in these tickets to many sweeps amounted thousands of pounds. Was it £3,000 ? How much better for the progress of the if this circulated in our colony mony were midst.
been in successful out a" good track from striking Narrogin to Southern Cross. The distance is esti mated at 185 miles, and the road is well Avith feed and water. provided
horse, rowing, sailing excursions ming races, by road,, rail, steamer and and a Cricket bicycle, match", which well attended. all of were The M.M.S. hours by three
accompanied here
named to four
day
Victorian
to
enough though
was
Adelaide.
Mr.
Birthday, and holiday, The
the
of
They
steamer
,the
trom
overhauled
general a-pleasuring.
went
character
Ipn.rl
f.lio
quickly
Prince
observed
everyone ments
f-nnlr
a
easily.
Yesterday, was
mar
on
Agri
=
Force, arrived
A man seutenced the other
H.
J.
;
.
Mr.
of
one
the fortifications. on' to Perth.
tion,
another matched
slie'fell
'
They
Several
Eva Norman, was the the Town Jetty and the wheels oft, her legs inflicted' a
on
Hannay,
manent
all
whose whole time is persons of the Government from disposal work for remunera undertaking private at
over
Major
.
truck'
wound.
severe
issued
a
day when
passing
3d.
has been Governor
a
journey.
named
girl,
on
other
,
valued
mining
erect
has been shed on the
O'Mahoney
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Mr.
September
to
Club
The annual Show of the Albany cultural and Horticultural Society held on Wednesday and .Thursday and Avas quite a success.
.
article
Albany
granted permission Recreation Ground.
1
cause
Cricket
by Mrs.
'£4
-
—
The
in
of lime of excellent deposit has Southern been, found near This it is will discovery, said, a reduction in the of this price from £3 12s. per bag to 15s.
Cross.
those for
large
quality
as
Agent.
natural
quality
act
to
Ex
a
Collected
donation
:
A
His
was
2nd
Delaney
,
number each class.
spring
Society's
Tuesday by
on
Governor. There Of exhibits of excellent
has been appointed Government Land
Angoye temporary
'B.
..
the
W. ,H.
.
opened
.was
cellency
Mr.
Horticultural
.
show
— —
Rev.
.
W.A.
ALBANY.
.
The
returned to Two men York last week to the eastward from a -prospecting of trip towards to the Beverley. They travelled for a distance 250 miles, interior of but found colour. never once They were reduced to great .straits for Avhich water, is scarce in the country say very they over travelled by them though there was an abundance of grass, and were reduced to two biscuits a day at the end of their
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the Some stone from Star of the East mine sent home to the of care Mr. H. J. now in Saunders, London, was recently and crushed at the rate of 24 ozs. yielded to the ton.
[?] PERTH Concert
C.Y.M. aid
in THE
OF
on
SOCIETY. this
fund
liukaky OF
CHILDREN
MARY.
—
—
The
re-uniou the for
hold
on
Wednesday
above a object proved success. The ladies had made great look quite attractive with the liall flags The programme and flowers. consisted of songs, recitations. of a varied selection all of which and instrumental pieces,
evening
with
McKay, Messrs. duet
was
and Mr.
The Misses
degree. songs Boladeras, :
M.
Siebert, sung O. J.
a
following
Lucas,
and Brady Moran and Walsh. A by Miss 0. Boladeras Morau. Miss Farrelly and duets iverc solo,
;
.
considerable contributed
,
a piano played by Misses Kelly and E. Brady, played and R. and Misses Hollis Boladeras. G. H. Emmet Messrs Jno. Kelly and The T. Duff gave recitations. follow
took ing gentlemen Messrs. J. Delaney
part J.
in
Hard
the wiclc,
National Library of Australia
furce F.
:
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of
Maitland
that
It
duties
from
resumed Geraldton, the 31st ult., on leave of absence.
his his
on
Wesl Force.
Australian The
noti
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Government
Brown,1
Resident
official
leturn
Volunteer of
Mayor G. Commandant Local from 31st ult. Forces, accepted, (G.O. Lieutenant-Colonel 1-11-92). (Local H. Bank) 8. 1st .Essex Flemraing, Regiment, appoin ted to be commandant of the Local Forces of the colony, from
B.
—
resignation as
Phillips,
1st
inst.
(G.O.,
Public
.
from well-merited applause audience. a The entertainment large a Bhort closed with which excited farce, of those the " risibilities" to present inet
Resumption fied
1012
1-1129.)
Reserves.
Victoria.— No. (2,000 ta) resting place for travel No. 2114 Bridgetown. (6 a), No. 2115 utility. public (10 a), —
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lers. for
2116 lr. and No. (2a. 32p.), Church of England purposes..
for
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York, chemist Trade
powder The
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street
of to
applied
respect
Act, Hall New-
America,
register of liquid
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and
dentifrice.
Bankruptcy
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meeting,
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year/
j)hatrit instead,
the 30th June, on the 31st Dec.,
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it
as
of,
.
with
men
the and
Mr.
and
Speaker
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colony.
In
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5.
The
of
discoveries
rich deposits and to the are a source of of give
the Murchison,
of gold on
of
.eastward
Yilgarn, and satisfaction, great this colony being a large
Durin g the first nine months were of: this year there 43,774 ounces of gold entered for export the through in Justoms 3 and it is believed that, country
.
promise gold-producing
addition
taken so
,
to this, out of the
a
large
colony
was quantity without being
entered.
The amendment
-
of two and the addition to the Council Legislative to the Members Legislative addition This contemplated
franchise,
Members and three
Assembly. to the Legislative
the
give
gold
districts,
mining 7.
to
representation
special
will
Assembly
will
Bill for
free
providing persons occupying
be
the
of
offer
guarantee
a
"certain made
on
by the Government,
ditions
your
been
approval,
Company is
grants it'
for
of
land
agricultural
National Library of Australia
Rome
in
the
have
;
.
to
Rome
see
tralasia
every
quarter)
We
Note
glad Morning Star, ".Tas the Catholic youth of Aus-"
that
mania)
from
world.
are
T.
to the' express of loyalty and in their address,
As
ito
community numbering
able
session,
under
that,
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Excellency Chamber and returned House. / ;
then
left
to /Go\
;
the
-
was
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ernment
The Colonial the
Secretary)" and took hisT
in,
5
Secretaiy'
following Council
.
/Vi
.
has sprung the
.on
of
its
ib-
of
life
to
record
gave
resplutipn,:.
notice, Tlf$"
late
its
under,
mixed
a
in
STANLEY SUTTON, LATE
(FREDK.
remark
less
Societies
of,
sense;
the.
of.
LIDDELOW),
the
WHOLESALE
com-
and
BRTAIL
JBUXCHLEM,
to
are
be
Barrack Perth.
congratulated taken in the
Prime
'
steps
theyp.have
Street,
Victbri»» movement
this
auspices
'up,
Yatlieroo
Meat.
j :
A house
to
Gentleman'?1
ilO.
agent:
rljhe
is that the house is disadvantage House' damp. agent ; Disadvant sir ?:u age, it. In A'dyantage ,I ;ycall
stock
large 1
great
of Poultry
be shortly
to
will
hand.
so
of
it
fire
"burn. i
be
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'seated
the
T-
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daily.
the
at
a
Scotch the
who
butler,:
farmer -
amending SiYdpon,
tl??-
pionq for
us.a'T
SUTTON,
j
f
plenty
to
dispatch.
STANLEY
exclaiming' voice to the
about
going
loss
with
on
attended
i
table,
was
tenants
orders
Country
had all they got much amusenkent
commanding
|
laird
celebrat-
was
to.
hy.au old
most
J
/young
When
great
has the colony and tb' sustained, its express deep sympathy with /Lady arid her in their, Campbell family sorrow 'and breavement V ,u.
waited
Families
to
likely
V.
?
occasion
dinnbr/given
caused-
.was
i
certain
a
of age/ a
<
ff"r
the.(e8tate.
ih
so
i
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ed
wouldn't
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came
.matter.,-
came
profoundly regrets highly esteenjedand Sir Thomas, respected President, The House alsok Cockburn-Campbell. Legislative the death
PERTH.
all
j
sworn
introduced,
seat..;
They
in
which
spirit
Men's whose
'Young
case
Colonial
(the
STREET,
re-,
characterizes it." of his Grace the Arch By directions of Hobart ofi the copies, address bishop will: be sent to the -priests of tbe Arch and they are requested diocese, ask to; men of Tasmania to sign their theiyoung names to the address. The Catholio
;
Mr. Parker
BARRACK
HALL,
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a full -with Divine guidance,
result labours/will in measures tending to the permanent advancement T>: and welfare of the colony. His
OILMAN
TEMPERANCE
munity
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the
of
Chiirch;
than the conditions
new.
impor
your,
.
of the
growth
,
work
tant
AND
;
with
-The the
the
to
ONIONS. GROCER
1Q,000 Now ;we can of having boast people.., 32 1 Cardinal5 Sees, Archbishop, 26 Bishops, 1000 Regnlar Archbishops,. andr Secular 1800 Schools,' 405 Priests, Brothers, 2806 Religious 57 Nuns, Institutions Charitable and 700,000 of a Catholic And the external population.' a
under you
:
years ago foundation
.
character. leave
lbribbs
a
over
:
The .policy inaugurated by. my Ministers has thus far been successful and in has resulted much progress and there are! the throughout colony, this to show -that ample evidences pro of a healthy and permanent' gress is now
'td
poifit
seventy the laid ;threei(IH8h priests,| !of the Church in this land.
12.
I
address
to
|
to preparing Father their feelings are
Austfaiasia'can " cord. A little
working of; which has been certified to be used sufficiently completed to/be -safely for traffic, and.the Railway is proving the district of to great advantage the line It is Through which passes! it be found to be hoped that may to this complete possible important work at an early date.
13.
the
attended
promptly
"
'they say of, their devoted though this expression from that of the Jpyey comes portion that is in time Catholic, flock youngest it .ofall Catholic will be communities, none the less welcome to his' Holiness.,
;con-
accepted. 154 miles
Orders
Country
hemisphere. They are commenced. Gifts
Christian (says the
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Pilgrimages being made from every Catholic country ''Northern
of the
of his
are
already into
pouring
Railway,
ye la.;)
see
late
there's
;
(Fredk.
Liddelow),
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Mr. Mry1 B«Mikett,/..Qoride4:.,.lby Congdqn, moved the Address-iurReply, On
tha.
motte,!
Mr.
of
to you
presented
to
Father
Holy Jubilee
,
a.'
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the
Golden
the
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episcopate.
thef
11. I regret to inform the you that; continuation of the construction of tlip Midland has not been pro Railway has ceeded with nor during the recess,
of
of the Constitu Act has received the careful con tion and sideration of my Ministers/ a Bill be submitted for will tp you providing of the the abolition property qualifica-, of -the tion of Members, the extension 6.
Potted Meats, Pickles & numerous Sauces, Exceptionally good Butter & Cheese, & Raisins, Currants, Sultana, Plums, Table Vinegar, Peppers, Cayenne & Salt, Household Requisites, China, Glass Sc.,
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next,
February celebrate
will
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the
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possible. During" whole will of the works next year the and it is confidently be in full progress, of great assistance believed will'prove of the. resources of in the development
THE
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as
of
Gentlemen
.
Loan Act, 1891," as forward quickly,
AND
I
Assembly,-
.
the various The by the .have been pushed
recess
authorised
Fruits and Syrup, Bottled Jellies. and Richly cured Hams Bacon, Stores and every Oilman's requisite, Colman's Coffee, Candles, Mustard See,, & £gg Baking Powders, Condensed Milk, & Rickets' Ultramarine & Starch. Blues, Qolderi
i;" :
UBILEE,
'J
faoly love.
_
public
Bills, Treasury necessary tb do so.
the
works
tem
money
of
found
During
4.
raise
to means
be
it
con-
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by
porarily
the
loan unfavourable, to Government propose an
the market, obtain power should
To meet
terms.
.
;
,
keeps only the Very Best, of China and other Teas, Preserves jndiari Chutneys, &.Condiments, Tin'd & Corned Ox Tongues, Lunph Beef, Neats-foot and,' other oils, good Kerosene, of and splendid Sugars quality cheap.
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the articles
are
Newest pickings
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and Gentler, President Honorable of the Legislative Council,-'11
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of
Monday/
HOii
,
Of the loan 336, 000, __of____Al, to be raised for authorised public has; yet been works, only £500,000 floated.. Owing to the continued pro sound of the and .its colony, gress the fihairicial Government condition, of have every hope that the remainder on be procured the loan will fairly satisfactory iingericy
;
Cheapest and Best Store, of good quality only, Oatmeal in 7!b bags and Pea Flour, and great Marmalade of Jams, variety Arrowroot, Sago, Pearl '& Green Peas, Salmon, Sardines, Lobster, Herrings &c,
H4 8 p.m.
adjourriMat '
until
circumstances.
.
colony is in every way satisfactory The revenue of the year prosperous! of will be equal to the anticipations the expenditure the' Government, while limits. has been kept within reasonable
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iiTheL
si 3
1.
proposed
.
of
.
condition
3.
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will
altered
our
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for
entituled
disclpsjure>of
o
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to the defences of relating Australia. Bill read a first Western ordered to be pr irited.' time, Mr. -seconded Solomon, by Mr. Monger -moved -the Address-in-Reply.
be prepared with due possible, regard to economy,; but, owing to the of the colony, rapid advancement they will be framed on a scale consistent!
colony.'
The
,
moved
Bill
a
the
prevent
>
,
—NOTE —
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only for- the supplies las a months of the year 1893; and, of this result will change Parliament; meet about the middle in future of the -The estimates of expenditure year. half of the for the. first coming year,; be presented as soon as will to you and
PERTH.
_
mation
'
to ask first six
is
to introduce
leave Actrto
.
Treasurer
Colonial
present
at.
for
you
The
end !'bn
.shall,
BARiRACK-ST.
S
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the to the. House., turning, Speaker; the receipt from the Auditor, announced.', General financial accounts for of the the year ended 31st December 1891.
the
change
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thou
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intended
is
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resigned,
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Gentlemen
OILMAN
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Mr.
AND
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portance.
GROCER
and Mr Paf feer (York ), and informed the .H Ouse
Mr. Hi Bt Lefrpy, M'r. E. Salomon and Mr. F.' C. Mngpchri'bn.'jeoted to fili the vaceiit seats! and hon. members at> The Speaker this the pomt were summoned, //to to hear, Council .Chainber Legislative |On rejbhe Governor's Speech read
"re of the Law and Mining Com lating of the1 Electoral Amendment panies,!. im othbr ineasuresof Act; and several
"
Assembly. in meeting I have pleasure you again of the public the consideration fpr business of the colony. much regret that I have It is with to mention the great loss the colony has sustained by the lamented death of the Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell, Council President of the Legislative a was who for period lengthened -identified with the public life of this 2.
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that
on the viz., following subjects, the Consolidation and Amendment of the Law relating to the Transfer of .Industrials Land, and, Reformatory
Schools,
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copy:—
Mr,
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Faithful Commons," and headed by were soon in Mr. Speaker the members to the Governor's attendance hear is a Speech of which the following Honorable
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now desirable that the rents paid shall not be increased during the unexpired leases." A Bill( of the period pastoral amend in tor the Land. Regulations
foitsuuate enough to On the of seats. arrival; His Excellency the Usher of the Black the Rod was to summon despatched
and
;
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been
President men of the
assisting
,
their
Mr.
CHair
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secure
j
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8. the drought Owing.to disastrous in the; Northern divisions6f -the colony which of has resulted y in." great/ /loss has iriaterially,, stock, ,.arid; consequently the of .tlie'/pastoar. injured position." is considered tenants the Crbw.ri/l4t jqf
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Office,
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be obtained
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be addressed to The Hon. Public Works, and marked "Tender1 for Bond Carnarvon side, Goods Shed Contract."
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Director
engaged? horrified as she married.
looked
girl
at this
application per set.
be reoeived at this Office Noon on the 22nd November Tuesday, for the above Contract.
TENDERS
Reginald.
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train
Lord
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will be received at this Office to Noon on Tuesday, the 29th November, 1892, for the above Contract.
to
i6sned
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mine
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started
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and
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didn't
want
a
up to
noon
1892,
for
are
of The popular squire including good shooting, to the much employment the late elections during
a
to-morrow. large
estate
which
gives
countrymen, a drove There poll.
of Hodges to the would not vote for either of them would but to all persuasions candidate, to voate for Mr. I kum 'ere only reply voate and I wunna for any Wilkusson, was the very Mr. Wilkusson other. number one
popular not
a
and
aforesaid, squire for candidate
he
was
parliamentary
honours. Checkmated. ton used to go
—
Lord about
a large ferocious decided upon going ceeded to tbe station
by
in
a
up his
with
first
class
a
position master.
many
Charles
Naples
Hamil attended
bull-dug. Having to Rome, he pro and took his seat
carriage, on the
the
dog
opposite
taking seat to
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be received at this Office on Tuesday, the 15th of November, the above Contract,
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remember
to
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will
just
Well,
WORKS
CONTRACT. TENDERS
life,
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LANDING
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what
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be conveyed from one Station on the Eastern Railway, freight forward when required.
to sidings Parcels but paicels prepaid, forms
to
prepaid option, parcels
Railway
Stations,
1892.
platforms
either
must
be
sidings and. plat be sent forward
or
charged forwabpat gendpf's will also apply to arrangement traffic to and from Great Souihern Stations. of
order Railways.
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can
and from
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The Hon.
Commissireer
of
JPBN PAYUPIS.
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GeneralTraffio Manager, Manage.. H ®00,
General Traffic Perth, September
NOTICE, Parcels
General General Fefth,
Traffic
July
Manager's 28th 1892.
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in
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of Gloves,
8d
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Jellies, 9d
lib
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;
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cutting.
Shirtings
Is
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paid
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5
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;
take heed. stock.
particularly guaranteed..
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fashious,
and
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style
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Strong Shoes iu
and
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Skins,
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and
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large
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latest
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of
variety.
Saddles, Jockey and all requisites
orders sent with all
R.S. W.A.
inspection.
the comfort and boarders
hours.
all
Combs, Blacking,
Proprietor.
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fecture
Frederieh
of
Hostelry, Chamois Sponges,
,
New
visitors.
Meals
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AND
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Durability
PERTH
Booksellers,
BY
and
9
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Price
BARRACK PERTH.
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WORKS,
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to
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out
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their
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and
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Operations.
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Perth.
Street,
this
with,
dolls, and
BAZAAR,
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in
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given
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stock.
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;
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W.A.
Perth,
faithfullv
Halll 5
by post.
Scents,
Pictures,
CONTINENTAL
Linen,
Fancy
for
CO.,
and
(Opposite Town Old Countiw and in the should City
a
B I N G AY
Machines,
.
Trousers
(Vienna
elsewhere;
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&
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,
Agents,
returned
and Stationery.
10s.
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AND, HOUSES,
T Xli
Books
£5
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Purchasers.'
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Stewart.
HOTEL, Street,
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HALL'S DISCOVERY.
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.
Perth.
lowest
;
Farm
Works,
Confectionery
Wellington-street,
at
effected
.
Proprietor. MURRAY
Confectioners
Manufacturing
rates.
.iirssiiN
Greatest
discovered
Disease
Wholesale
John
WILFORD HYGIENIC
OR.-
Silver
Tlie
Wire
Mattrasses.
HARRY
Pan
Company's
A.
ADVANCE
CASH DRAPER, CLOTHIER, MERCER, AND TAILOR, MILLINER,
Perth,
€.
COOK,
WESTERN
PEOPLE'S
HIGH
STREET
BRANCH
FREMANTLE.
ESTABLISHMENTS '
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
Hotel,
Goods,
AID
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
THE
BLAKE, Proprietor. Murray St.,
Australian
per WeekAll
The
Liquors Brands
of
all
are
the
and
procurable,
Best
City
fSWIIASI,
which
are
and
lence,
are
Goods,
our
sell
storekeepers unrivalled for
GOLD
-AND
excel
purity,
SILVER
cheapness.
pebih.
HAVmITBEET,
Promenades
Balcony
Murray are
in
both
and
Drops,
with
Room,
Tables,
for the
provided
Visitors
and
of
use
We our
Charge.
Toffee
selling
are
in the
PIANO
& MUSICROOMStock one
and
City our
THE SYDNEYPALACE
order
to
the
City
;
frontage
being
from
Town
the and
Office,
The
Situated
the
Murray-street
one
minute's
walk
General
Hall,
Attention
Offices.
Government
that
Premises
Wellington-street
INDIAN
the opposite Railway nearly are connected with Station aud
PAVED
by
Building
Murray-street
prepared
all
stamped
as
Store
or
ly
Football
the
chief
the
to for
sale
fact
Blake's
from
the
Country
Colonies
Eastern
will
and
the
celebrated
Silver
Pan
SAUCE.
T. to ing
ORDERS,
COUNTRY
W.
List
recreations most lovers
to
to
be
found
in
ies,
now
the
above
be
when able in
found
visiting
the
is
nfants'
rapidly
.
choicest'
!
patterns Gimps.
M.L.A.,
25
kinds
of
who
has
man
Gowns, of
a
Silks
Stock;
large. &
RobeB Dresses &c:
Night Cambric
Silk,
Broche
urahs,
Haberdashery;
Head-flannels
Chemises,
the
T rouserings
& Suitings
H osiery
arrived
just
'
.
and Linen.
aud
Lyons
in
latest
E very
genial
0 rnaments, p
:
;
Silks.
L adies'
Belts
taken
hotel and will
Black, the
Silks,
to
3uit
Guiueas
from Mr. endeavour the Lead
and
and
all
Ivory.
Dept. Gloves.
Kid
classes
Velvets
,
Sateens.-
&
pockets.
&
Velveteens, & spotted Muslins,
Regatta
Costumes,
and.
Collars
Blouses,
.
Cuffs.
I.
KSIF?, PICTURE
,
:
FRAMER;
Pianos
that
to
and
Tan
&c.
Pretty
Manchester
Taffeta,
Satins,
Hats
and
Cashmeres
in
t
shades & colours
Ladies'
Graceful
Good,
stock.
Assortment of Striped p ongee Cloths in all colors, and Delaines E mbroidery, Fancy and Lace Aprons.
over
:
KNOWN
in
Styles
in
kept
of
variety
requisite'in
D ress-pieces has
a
fashion
Swede Guantlet,
R ich
the latest
ready for inspection
requisite
Zephyrs,
rints,
in &
Gentleman's
P oplinettes
exponents
Perth.
as maintain its reputation Hotel of the Metropolis. New Saloon Bar. Table D'Hote 1 o'clock.
from
everybody,,
very
and
& all
PRACTICAL
posted
selling
newest
Scarfs
E ach
popular is undoubted of the grand old winter
TO.
and Catalogue
suit
West.
Murray-street,
hundred
one
; :
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PmaE
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Perth.
Street,
N. Moyle well-known
WANTED
PALACE
:
Professional Chef. Terms moderate.
ATTENDED
to
COOK,
Street,
Quinlan,
PROMPTLY
SYDNEY
address
HOTEL,
POWDER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
MUSSOF.S
raid,
f
K erehiefs.
SHAMROCK
Hay Mr.
find
B
Muslins,
C orsets,
who is CHARLEY BROWN now the Billiard of Saloon at engineer in Australian Hotel Perth. Murray-st.,
BRAND
the
Visitors
is
THE
COURTYARD, the
aces
|
some
POWDER,
"KANGAROO"
also
and
game
a
And
rt
L
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CURRY
BAKING
the
bear in mind should pastime the City that one of the most of
A
HICKS
Watches
and Keyless.
C-
AMONG W.A.,
skipper
directed
offering
Rings
Note
the
in"
and Pins.
and Barometers.
Key-winding
the
market.
unstamped.:
also
now
are
Lockets,
Kay
the
Mantles
Bead, Gold and Silver Elegant designs in Dress Trimmings., Trimmed and untrimmed R ibbons straws
executed.
pera Glasses and Spectacles, 0 pen-face and half-hunting,
excellent
are
the
we
cans.
silver.
kinds
ackets
—
A.-
Chemist
or
is
in
of all
haius,
be the
either
the
name,
keeper's
Post
sizes
with
required
articles
seful
and
dishes
Chronometers
Storekeepers be found by
will
Lozenges
and
shapes
water
and CHEAPEST
Chemists
Centrally
most
the
Is
in
ot
Guilt.) (Electron)
0
Satisfaction.
in
HOTEL,
end
that
ORDEH.
Fremantle which
BEST
0
extend
to
with
and
goods'
TRIAL
world.
TRIAL
A
solicit
We Guarantee All
H u
and
(Marble
and
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Elegant.
Timepieces,
Toffee,
anxious
Trade
Country
Attractions
!
STOREKEEPERS:
particularly
view
in
Eucalyptus
Repairs
COUNTRY
TO
Boarders
Without
.
of Alcock's
one
A ttractions Rich and
PAN
Honey-comb
Jujubes,
(he best
Billiard
Cough Drops,
Company's
Wellington-streets unrivalled in the City.
SILVER
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NOTE
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The
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a
trial
for
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and you
and
BEST
Guineas
bo obtained
may
Warehouse
Furnishing
order.
COMFORTABLE,
Time-Payment
in the
SILVER
CITY-
:
on
at the Federul for
Cash
on
Large
Proprietor.
National Library of Australia
Wellington-street,
always
pictures
ou
Country orders attended Terms Moderate.
System.
to.
PAN Printed M.
KNOWN
WANTED
COMPANY, j
of
baud.
CONFECTIONERY
Miililj
Slock
the
Federal
Perth.
leading
Furnishing Piano
House
that
Warehouse in
the is
and Gibney,
published at
the
for
the
office
of
Record," Howick street George Chitty Baker.
the
Bight ,
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