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is the country Reeburse is shortly a Ifii'cge man." Sir Morrel the eminent Mackenzie, and throat is dead specialist, physician

of

subject current

was

death

of

>.

Tewfik

Pasha,

Pasha

would

speech the

to

Referring

politics. the late

the medicM. school

Exete

at evening, the Premier's

Tuesday

Khedive of Egypt, said Abbas Premier

the follow

the

admirable

of his father. policy Coming to the the Marquis of Home politics, question of Salisbury said thai the government were to ahxions small multiply holdings with the the throughout Kingdom, of settling as., as object mpny people :

the soil.. to Iu. possible upon regard the question of Home Rule, he.said that the of a separate Parliament for idea that was and a Ireland preposterous, with that once carried scheme object

would that produce results of the world to compel the. other nations that had become declare, England senile. He concluded an absolutely to by appealing impassioned speech to do all it could the country to avert would

out

national

and dis calamity Conservative loudly press fervid of the patriotism

crowning

a

The

grace. praises Premier's

the

catarrh This

are

of

cases

from

reported

complaint

is

and increased mortality. has been It suggested Duke

Prince

districts

stricken

that has peasants and though

prevails,

terrible

He

Russia.

good deal

a

lately

scenes

Guinea

New

German at

valued

of

thb fernery exaggerated, of want and de there are now been as have

last

a

letter

tives

of

the a

tribute

high

Christian and his

his

life,

maintained

amongst

community. The Italian

to the

rela

H.

Spurgeon,

to

consistent

which classes

all

he the

of

Department that, the organisation and equip affirms so ment of the Navy are complete that the Navy, ready for they could mobilise active

Admiralty

days. has to the General Booth written a letter in which he London paperB New Zealand as a garden of describes for industrious emigrants. plenty and Greece Russia, Germany, Austria,

.

be arranging

to

stated of large loans. This fact the largely disorganise money markets, Foreign money The

That

1,288,000

to

likely

Home and

and render

afloat

to for

the

for

2;880,000

4.

February being made in the Czar .induce

to

the

dismissal

Jewish

for

of

as

Tho received

The

Russian it is press, out, pointed con is afraid to rofer to the deplorable of the peasantry in the farming dition but the English and continent districts, contain constant generally to the terrible state of affairs of which bb knowledge is, prevailing, far as possible, the Czar. kept from al

press references

which had The £9.

the

South

fallen

to

Australian

uneasiness

has

refused colonies,

for

the

relief

National Library of Australia

to

previously pre as the deposits dates that there withdrawals.

Mozambique

sell

risen

Government

Portuguese to

Bank

have

£7,

disappeared, at such varying expire of probable is no danger

The

colonial

explain

of

England

Austra

an

probability.

strong

Petersburg

have

police

of an extensive information plot the principal in St. buildings and Moscow. Several Petersburg arrests have been made. to

destroy

Monsignor

Vicar

Gilbert, as

to

snccessur

on

who has

Clare,

visit

a

is

General, Cardinal

of London.

Archbishop M.P. for

recently being has stated at a more than fifty

that

Mexican acquired

a

large

bulbs

the

Local

February

electrical

discovery production

the low

a

in

by? of

vac

yum ;

epidemic is

mortality the

making

fere

and

cause

Anglo- Australasian

The

decreasing.

Port

steamer

coDtinnes,

Boards

Government

into inquiries the disease.

cbSt

5.

attention.

attracting influenza

The

interest;

London,

for

at is

have

they

proprietory

An important American

electricity

which

in

coast,

of

nature

Victor

of

,

the

bound for another vessel

line,

with

collided

Thames

and

returned

Earl

Kin

possible land.

next

Colonial

of

the

and

have other

financial

been

tore

for

re-

is

as the regarded of New Governor Zea-

stocks

and

improving

are

British

bined

in

the

has

Victoria by the

floated

of

efforts

staple

prices;

warship

successfully

all

nearly

com

Mediterranean

Btrauded on the being coast for several days. A curious has happened at accident Breslau in Prussia. The ice- in the

squadron Grecian

after

drifted

river

suddenly from barges persons

were

their

and

broke many Forty moorings.

drowned.

Further ofdevelopments Osborne- Hargreave pearl taken place. Mrs. "Osborne but

was

arrested

great feave

case '

away, and charged with ob No false pretences. ran

'

taining money fey evidence offered she being bnt was re- cries ted charged, of perjury. Much interest

was

dis

charge iu centres

on

a

near

share

nelly

Thereare

Last-

match

4. February the English

between

market but

are

practically run

we'ek's'

Proprietory

excitement

and

:

for a progressing with the English men. of spectators are Large numbers There will be expected from all parts; trains special from Melbourne .and are

enthusi

match

cricket

Sydney. Mr. Justice on

shortly

To

Education—

Council

consider yesterday the suspen concerning Treasurer, whom they re removed, after severely him for his carelessness in

T)R.

decrease

the

-

£6,000

of.

Murchison

ment for

7s.

'

The cantile cases

dence-

James

has 'been

'SerVifee

lapsed off

yesterday.

months

of the

returns for

present.

show the first financial

a

falling; seven

year.

5. Adelaide; February is felt uneasiness the among in the Murchison shareholders claims in consequence of the strongly adverse of Captain Pleitner. The Con reports and Murchison directors have in nelly decided to postpone for consequence till Hie condition warding machjfeery of transit to the "fields is more favoura

Much

ble.

right

Hills

share market are £6 17s.

16s,

;

British

is ;

improving.

-Blocks

Tens'

19s.

6. February During an' attempted"" at. burglary Northcote a with policeman struggled who were three burglars leaving a shop. The policeman was severely injured! and the men escaped. To meet the unemployed difficulty

arrangements

are

progressing

for

bor-

hayp occasion

doubtless, "

$tafe

tjie

but.

we

the

by

revert

'

wprd

not

understand,

social'

tije..

to

hlet.

Bouqfeillon'fepanrip

authority. "

fete"

in.grpyinpes,

counties,

.

in

„

this

between

and

the-

the

two

civil

distinction

the

-societies,

oetwyen

ditttricts.

"tfewn;

the

rel|gious

the two

powers, and ecclesiastical iBe pbiiiipal between ; the two spheres in which thosA nnworo. have their 'movement, thfe of tem fephere and the poral interest sphere of spiritual interest. Hence we do not ilbquire whether the State has the right of teach but we do .ask if the State ing religion, has the special and proper right of teach ing humaD We say special knowledge, and proper for right, there can. be no of a vague and general question right. were

It

State

unreason

We

able

which

that

legitimate

-is

to

refuse to ted ..to-

-gran

the

every

association.

without

affirm,

that the hesitancy that is, a special mission, providing in the dutyjof; education letters, sciences and arts. This is / com has

State

the

duty

in prised the common how

the

the

common

the general doty of providing We have seen good. above diffusion of knowledge promotes of society. welfare

;

The State

of

duty

is

teaching

not

for

the

essential

an

it is accidental. duty, Individuals, associations families, may have the education provided all that. is In that necessary. cate the Stiite is freed1

from

its

But' we must obligation. education this hypo is thesis ; realized. as rarely For, Gavit :is agnis remarks, almost' impossible that the zeal of parents and- private should charity, suffice for thelnsti action the poor. We. no ay therefore asserts add

that,

that

in

primary

generally

bound to take of human plish

glorious

private

to

primary 1

:

should provide, holds the first

danger

It

mission?

-authority they more represent families. Certainly interests for which

all

for

"State w the diffnaion can

accom

by encourag

efforts, helping esrparents, schools, appointing capable: If this duty falls oh the State> more binds as particularly, education at least, the. local of municipal ,ag. communities,

it

lajrge,

i

the

sneaking, measures

knowledge.

this

tablishing teachers. at

Melbourne,

pamphlet

the Rev. Thomas of %e; Catholic

the

to

people,

ties

ing

The

opportune

vptflr.

RIGHT.

of. in all its education) authority in the degrees; Wghest degree npt qpjy or the! sovereign. aa,tbonty,'botalmio the lower., such as the authori degrees,

j

The Treasury of £400,000

the

'S-

matter

con

is dull and there an'd both mercantile depression 'btftf commercial the circles, lowest to have been reached,! depth is believed as the last financial institutions con rfeal1 nected with estate business col-!

refute

no

Moreover,

in

great

to

By

5.

Ministry, of his health. dition continues Trade

ATHQLIG,

.SATA

!

the

Offered in the

to

O

THE

THE

by

it"

of

often, to Dr.

.

are

February

D»oes

th'ait tB Stajteihes. teaching! educate. We content ourselves for the present with the appended citations. We shall

'lfesfc

take any office owing to the indifferent

declines

fk;

D.D., Uni under America,, thei title Education To Whom Does it BeThe primary loDg ?" purpose of it is

compared

promoters

Melbourne, Mr.

welcome

"

balance sheet was made out. The total a!t> attendance the cricket match for- the last five days amounts to &© 53,000, money tfeken -being over £3000.

but

ON

published

versity

5. Sydney, February demand" Govern unemployed' relief to work work, but 'decline 6d. per diem. of the Australian Mer hearing Loan and Guarantee conspiracy 'The evi ;iyas cbfetitiuecj to-day. adduced shows that -an incorrect

The

OF

QUILLON

We just

2s.

contributors

iii

tt

Whom

BouqpHloni

corrpofed£i'''i|ipih.'

Connelly

BOr

VEK8ITY

accounts.

4. Melbourne, February The- following of the rearrangement on Cabinet has taken place consequent Mr. Muero's as appointment Agent General and Mr. Premier Shiels, Treasurer ; Mr. McLean, Chief Secre of Lands ; M r. Guttary and Minister M inistec.of „M inesmd. Education ; trim, Mr. and Postmaster General Duffy, Minis Attorney -General ; Mr. Turner, and Justicb ter of. Customs Mr. Pea of Works cock, Minister ; Mr. Graham, Minister of Wa.ter Supply and Agricul Minister ture; Mr. Dayies, of "Defence; of Railways. Mr. Wheeler, Minister Adelaide 4. February The railway revenue for January a

ia

Belong?

ed the question sion of the City

shows with

\leaving Eiirope.

through

<-H

<S e n e r a I

-

—

;

primanding keepingthe

intends

B.oucaiit

long tour

a

12.

ultimately

at

Other

unchanged. the from Broken mine yielded 200,000

Arrangements

final

other of the ing is a list Englishmen who scored double figures Lohman, c Bruce 12 b Giffen Trott b Briggs,c

City

Con sales

ounces.

the result for the being a victory Australians The English by 73 runs. men second innings closed .with a score of 156, of which Maurice Read, c and b Giffih, contributed The 22. follow

The

"

jdull.

,

asm,

Turner,

,.F:eMuaryr6v is

there were few buyers.

(contributors)

2s.

considerable

£10 the

The

cricketers eleven of and a representative Australia was concluded on yesterday the Sydney Association amidst grounds,

3s.,

now disorganization exists Irish amongst the various factions and the prospects of Home Rule are not of the brightest. A wealthy American intends company to establish a 'hell on gambling a, scale on an/island off the gigantic

an

lne

com

£3,000. Adelaide,

to

Hill

not

in Australasia people the Parnellites.

with

abuut

is

lines.

Sydney,

the

has not Powell yet The amount involved

great

emigrants homesteads

bor

by

from

plate

pany's engineer. been arrested.

year.

to.AflHtralia,.

meeting

public

offers

steel

|

1NTERCOX.OXNAX.,

greatest

The

vailing

a

St.

produce

persecu

tion.

in

London,

into

shortly conntries believes

young

'comfortable

railway

pairs.

cause

responsible

to

inqairies and to

in

advent team

on

quarters.

to

Shares

make

visit

the play of the Australian cricketers at Sydney hetween in the match and England New considers Sooth Wales and the

Hobart, the

the continent

Morell resulted

matters, fully of his colony. position The London press eulogizes

'but

floating

is

afloat

amount

quarters

Russia

officers

the

Loudon, endeavours ;aie

influential

of

flour

Kingdom

Strong

to

The and

wheat

quarters. is

Wales proposes

financial

scarce.

United

has that

stating

In

former. been received in the the Premier of. New.

tlie

in two

service,

are

for

verdict

The

earnestness,

i88&

of

action between. and Mr. Steinkopf

sympathize

his

powerful influence

religious

has

0.

Rev.

late

Wales

close

Sir

Manning, as Mr. Cox,

were

year

of Prince of condolence

the

sent

paying

for

Berlin fiom

the

for

Square

the

at

Physicians 1890 a libel

suggested

£50,000.

H.R.ll.

of

lian

now

in foreign papers. portrayed A return has been published in which shows that the imports

Goldeu

ment

early

famine

the

the alleged been grossly

still

such

no

Moscow in

declares

privation

has

through

touring

in

; of those diseases. e claimed merit of the introduead the having into English He laryngoscope practice. bis connection with the College resigued

the

for

1888.

Hospital

order

obtain

Australia

the

stocks

(<

a

advantages

would

late

in 1888 The Fatal Illness published of Frederick the Noble." Sir Morell was the author of Standard works on diseases of the throat, and founded the treat

,

con

Majesty

Mac Dr. upon his before Shortly Emperor also conferred upon the Cross of the Grand with of Hohenzolleru the Star Order, the same To vindicate his treat Order. ment of the late Emperor, Dr. Mackenzie

in

should

the

relative,

Her

Australia

the gold-Hearing Sir' Wiff fain4

knighthood

a

in kenzie death the Morell Sir

South that

august

Frederick,

ferred

city

in

of

Mayor,

been

to her

Emperor

A telegram

trouble

Avondale. The

services

in

fee created of the recognition the of the displayed by people loyalty in connection the re with metropolis and cent death of the Duke of Clarence

George

University been had for some years to and the London physician Hospital, lecturer to that institution oh diseases of the of his throat. Iii recognition

Western

loom amongst of the world. that Western

Morrell

Vienna.

grave

causing

of Wales of London

intestinal

cations

Paris and Vierina. of Sir London.

M.D.

Mackenzie

speech. thousand

Sixty

at

executed

were

forgeries

rowing

.

on

-The

_

.

mass

,

..

a

sons, The

'

Robinson Sir William al; speakitrgto of the London representative Mining Journal said that the industrial position had greatly of Western Australia im intiodnction of Respon proved sin cefhfe sible Government, and from present indi

influenza. Sir Morrell Mackenzie, was.; M.D., bora at 1837. Leytonstone, Essex, at the Educated London and Hospital

3.

February

i

"

|

from

of Salisbury addressed of ten thousand per

Marqnia meeting

rowing money, from the; banks atfour in Order to commence/ per cent, jmfe works. sewerage Extensive of Silverton forgeries tramway shares have been committed Mr. J; W. Powell, sharebroker. ;by

delicate

a

'

.

The

News.)

Daily London,

rtx

.

the

is

lady

ofc'Healtb.

.

FOREIGN.

The

case.

state

j

GMesrams. (From

the

which1

Jifofn.

suffering to be had to now

;

embarrassments

Jntercolontal

,

mX

,lforeifln

the rank.

immediately

the

the local! among the nnnjcipality of children education

to avoid Finally, of misconception, we wish to

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the

certain this in duty the of this authority lend a hand to the execu of

In does but of the natural

cases.

State tion

to

patents most

use

strictly

;

bis

safeguards

law.

former and

necessary do not see

to

we

brief

it.

they mum

the

State

that

tlis

par when mini-

a

you grant of neglect,

cases

once

nothing

it

else,

that

to

seems

than

us,

the

to the the power granting to give to the child a the father of education, we do not grant minimum to the State the power to force the father to a certain determined to send the child chooses to give the if the father school, at home, or in any minimum prescribed State school of his choice. Compulsory included in are not schools logically In a word, to of education.

force

the

deemed

of

majority

citizens.

the

"

enclosure.

began to

of

stone.

the

abridge the following

India"

of the account thatoccurred

calamity Victoria

terribld

ballooning at the recently was breeze A gentle direction north-westerly

Gardens

:

—

trom

blowing

a

when the word and the " Wan go, given Blue loosened as the Jackets derer," little a leap into the their gave hold, sailed away and rising quickly, air, avail the south-east. Every let

to

was

evidently

in

balloon

around him, wooden

the so

minute reached that he

on were were

province

the

ly

pile,

and while

parachute

were

under

back

his

towards able miles

of

post

around, the traffic incessant

noon, 'was

onward

its

of the'

sea

of

first

loud

in

the and the

ascent

of Parel

direction of task taxed the

progress to the utmost.

police Gardens the

almost

for vantage was occupied and throughout the after

interest.

upturned

faces,

It

with

and

was

the

had

the midst of taken suddenly

by was

the ,

silence

this

which

of the place the balbefore,

of a moment volubility to swerve first seen -joon- was strangely, and to the north south-east then the -to seven It had risen to, perhaps, west. feet—some estimated hundred or eight and the at a thousand feet the height be seen could still plainly aeronaut stretched across the cross-bar on sitting " of the balof the ring" the diameter 1

—

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at

on

graze of a

of large clot bone which sent a cold ofsplintered he looked one as through Mr.

Although panion diver

were

named

Marathon, Mansfield city,

was

off

for

of

found. the injured made were

posed,

two

manner

the

and

man, efforts

crowd

soon

round

collected

body and the greatest and cries for vailed, Dr. everywhere raised.

:

be

a

doctor

Edward

,

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in

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wo'uTcf

comfbrting't'o Governor of

lhp

was' p'iapjg'y :

ih

"culprits' '

'.nljoiiMi

missionaries,

'|

tlie

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'loss'

'uni'ea'sonapie

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degrees

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recovered

'

sentenpecT,

pack banishment or the until

no.fi

rumours

arriye,

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i

i

1

1

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to

C|B to,

r.oiic-i

ii

their settlement pt with 'the1' missionaries.

a

Lat

claims

tive"

Respec

,

"The

and governors prefect responsible matter the 'received again s'tringent them" to instructions, directing enjoin ' their gfibfrrdifttftesthe uj3on>ir'hil"J of securing without fail the necessity '

'

and' punishment of the apprehension" offenders' the 'earnest principal ;"Wo that desire of "ihe" "to "'Court Iifi'jienal cultivate with ot'lir 'frieiiclly'relations k'nd Powers, good order

observe

establishing

the in

carrying

have

the

on

nrrested

not as

a

to

fail

and

sharply of allaying the

means

not

and the adherents ordinary people of the foreign but great harm doctrines, will befall the On receiving country. of

what caused

had

happened,

tions

to

dinate a

the

scribing stances

he both

were

McEvoy

absolute

most

earnest

their

ull

impressing of

authorities,

the

necessity endeavours

severely, characters

according

rumours

or

Viceroy

it

pre

to

|

I

I

to

subor upon them

their the protect withiu their and at the same using

to

law,

and punish all criminal

earnest including and ordered advice, his subordinates to summon everywhere the local and ask them together gentry, to the in their impress upon people of districts the respective necessity not,

on

any of groundless

a

prudent

account, alarm

and

attitude,

creating by lightly

a

feeling

giving

tlie

by

thus':— write

can

yad.. our

itb'ajb

.

Gov

of

'

stpply,

his in

(

After

briefly.'

report great

"de

'

detail 'the the outbreak'

'ch'cum-

attending at ".Wusueo, and the deaths of Messrs.' $ rgeiifc and Green, together with the evidence and punishment of certain against ringleaders of the mob, the memorial goes

'on:—

found false circulating disturbance. The causing issued several proclamations,

mantaining

sentiment do not1 believe'

foreign

'

of

part

instruc

stringent

issued

establishments missionary respective jurisdictions, them to arrest time directing

of

sup the

be

''

'

t|ie"reHunlcuangj nowned Chang ChiHtung, whose seat of is at government Wuchang, oh 'tlie settlement Yangtse, opposite the foreign of Hanlcow, writes at very great length, but it is possible to give the hubstaiitial

will only between

maintained

be

'

the

dom has an inexhaustible Tlie of Viceroy

reckless

a

We

territory,

are to be' satisfied' ernment this going" time with such fair words astmake up this memorial, of which 'Cliihe.se official

rumours

such

.

-

"

good moral .

and

"peace own

chief comments mail literary

Every Chinese

audacity

false

fabricate trouble in

'td'"maihtaia \y'itliin'"its

may be duly 'fulfilled1.' On this cl'obliment in China newspaper

propagation within their

the

(

excitement

e

!

rioting1

to in

that,

suspicion,

harmony

promptly

taking but speak, be As may

t ji

property

'

after

to

ar-

.'i?;.',!

on

to

with,

popular

it.

residents

uncler applicable of"

booing.

subsequent

acting

who

are

dealt

the in Bycnlla, the body was whose bungalow The brandy somewhat revived

unsuccessful. a

was

guilt the law

various

institutions foundling are schools, they doing their devoted evincing

charity but

reports memorialists

and his com the scene, to H.M.S attached

which

'

previoiis(

n'ow,beph 'rpspective

tlieir

and

of

anonymous appearance.

and

;

gratuitously and spread

Bellenie, Lieutenant who had assisted this two ascentB in in his and had there them before brandy,

of

time

same

the

on

early

of by some Cross-Road,

brought Yctoria rear

Cottrell so

rights

the

philanthropy. If scoundrels

shiver on

to

according

and

are

faith,

nothing

the left leg dis blood and a mass

'of

their

and

his but

a'

.

the

of

one

the trouser

on

sent

assembly. In

a

the

after

cheer the music provided Battalion Band of the Marine sound heard throughout only

the

;

the

watched

was

breathless

on

played

resources

Inside

slight mark"

a

effected'

torture

their shaking They have

mony.

everywhere

were

their

made

Treaty

similar his face temples, was not disfigured, the poor fellow's and the were both crushed, legB horribly the fiesb, a bones protruding through nature

rent

ensuring

a

rumours

circulated

widely

of

the

'

be

'

without

|V.|||.

baseless

I he memorial goes that foreign missionaries, churches in China for

With

together.

closely

false

placards

which

on

of exception and another

of

that

is

said,

'

1

the

stretched with

was

is

should

'

were

are

than

places

feature

I

ordered 'to ".act iti' subsequently with the deputies concert for appointed' the purpose in 'tliem a'gaihyjg-, having examined uncler' 'bnt' orously

of

the occasion to commit and so cause and pillage, of the gravest a moment. catastrophe In various the other districts of the

ho seemed to and Ins eyes his elbows, staring up to the sky. and clenched, tightly

pressed

the

that

.t

!

rested were found on to examination have been merely sympathisers pre'senty at the occurrence. The distinct' official's

followed in close and destruction

somo

"movements'

the and ordinary people th adherents of the foreign creed. From'J the successive received from-' reports the various district it officers, appeared' that all the criminals who had

two

Hunan

'

between

of

advantage

unconscious

was

lips

the chin

proceedings,

he trapeze before been seated. A shortly had elapsed or two since he had but despite the fact the earth,

he resting partly open His hands his

a

which

convulsively twitching the throes of death.

wrecked

in

it

measures,

good understandiug

incendiarism

deathly face

remedial

in lurking concealment, the to riotous populace obiect to their being take

by scoundrels who incited

fallen.

alighted,

they

aeronaut, poor muscles of his

lyiug

by

serious

more

the others, leading was the fabrication

cry,

towards

i

jurisdiction

showed

elicited

was

few

a

which

agonized followed

facts

shocking sight met their gaze. on the spot yards from

A most

There,

of

Times

had

balloon

an

;

at missionary property Tanyang, Chingkuei, Wusuen, Yanghu, Kiangyin, and Yukao. were to Officers deputed hold an investigation, the and, although

the the

from crowd that great almost instantaneously wild rush in the direction

whose

the

"tor

are1 sb? secret1,"

i

text

the

(as

"

'

perp'lexingly

of

instant of the balloon collapsed the descent, rapid large con stood as if turned spectators A moment there came later

its

course

had "

the

At when

calamity,

of within

(

who

b'en

the

Hukugana Hupeh and

""

""j

these "ruffians'

t

late,

Viceroys

of

burnt down, and theu succession the burning

voice.

killed,

was

from

We

the and

God help woman's

a

contains

of

agents in all directions and has ordered "'the district officers exercise to surveillance over the tithing with the result system, have that and prevailed peace' quiet during the past few months. The first essential in the of way

had breathed

by the

(

lahguaefoiYeneral!

sent secret agaiu to make' inquiries

the took The outrages place. Viceroy of Nanking says the fourth moon of the During in of the present year, consequence dissemination of lying the rumours, Wuhu at were missionary premises

he's shouted killed," women and Several fainted, oi the children, the cries infected by the alarm of their the elders, rang out over

Di

Balloon

"'0 out

rang

one,

their

too

aaiii

'

'ih'V

that' t'h'eir" uncertain," becomes a mat'ter'of'coD-" apprehension The Biderable difficulty. Vicbroy "lias'i

recent

found "

Gazette

and

called),

a

off,

so

Persecutions.

memorials

provinces

the

crowd

cried

burst."

him,"

and The

Mansfield's saster-

My

has

the

them, God,"

Pehin

two

was

it

j

'

lSsuddf

manufacture false rumours of creating trouble purpose and and their mysterious/

uttered

was

the'Tmjjeri'al Were

information. The doiDgs

j

Chinese

The of

esti

impossible behind a mile

The

i

shape

disappeared less half than

seized

He's others.

Pilot.

Lieut.

speed

a

a

to

it

trees,

"

.Boston

—

As

balloon

to

necessary

at

mass,

descending

word

a

nut applied, Mansfield

Nanking

were

waB

freight

save

to is not the State a power the State the moral in right recognize however much the the power, to abuse the abuse may be admitted. of possibility the part of on If the' State may exact the of capability, on evidences teachers of inthe a minimum of children part mav negligent ot.vnp.Hnn. if it Dunisli follows that it may also pre it parents, of this or that branch scribe the teaching the of which, considering the knowledge

more

human

voice.

in

is

once

last.

itself

13, proclamations clear and explicit

—

his

tragedy

compulsion

circumstances,

his

parachute, remains of

The

hardly

1

'

"

of persons following only the measured tread of the party of sad dened followers conld be beard. The cot was for a few minutes out deposited side the buDgalow, and restoratives were

from the great cry arose heart-rending of spectators. for group Spell-bound th9 moment, as the apprehension of the

State

recognize

vain.

was

his

to

of

free

leap

Cross-Road by the crowd

'

'bderi '

for

with

men

th'e"

Have'

(

bared

Lieutenant

palm

country. While

to

the

as

and

'ofineir 'while' 'the deprive#' "buttons authorities have responsible" "military also been stripped of "their 'buttons by" way of warning'and punishmehC' Onj" of edict of June' the receipt

quickly

was

"keen

litis'

'

magistrates

carried the all but lifeless the short be body over space of ground tween the it had fallen and spot where Mr. Dewey's bungalow in the Victoria

the be

trust

camp-cot

and

fast,

heads

for

mate.

a

'

to

ebbing

and descending, there were no means of detaching the the line whieh the connected parachute with the machine. seconds Some before it was to realize elapsed possible what a terrible was in tragedy pro The silken gress in mid-air. great bag hud and with its collapsed utterly less

of natural law principle of this or circumstances

of application to the given

attempt balloon

the

to define what give it power you of education, and to is the minimum exact that minimum by way of preven A law pre-, tion and of general precept. is a minimum of instruction scribing at

of could

endeavouring and entanglement

all

j

then

over

power

are

Evidently children

The sides collapsed. like fell a together and for the handkerchief,

was

logically

surprised when Consider,

atmosphere.

balloon

moment

A

wait

.'>—"

Tajnyang' cashiered'; other places

'

""

precautions

1

maistra'fe'of1 'and

denounced

by by

scene

and

significantly

"

ehdnd.'

Tfi

and the terribly mutilated form brought, of Mr. Mansfield was tenderly placed on Cottrell with of it the assistance by Mr. some of the Marathon's men. The was still but life Lieutenant was alive,

frightfully rapid fall seen but the nothiDg body of the aeronaut in the silk entangled of the balloon and parachute. quid rigging Even at that terrible how moment, that the aeronaut ever, it could be seen

the latter. us

are

? called negligent their do not give If of education.

ents

to

admit

must seems

heads

structure

the

crumpled

.

the

the

their

end.

b

I

of hope there was beyond all human could only incline

life,

skill,

the

to be seemed, Then the

balloons

in

ijvhole

of

;

The consequence

attenuated

was

The case was and the doctors

n'one.

was

trembling

most serious perils. society who the State may coerce If parents of their the education children, neglect of so also may it determine a minimum W ho instruction and make it obligatory

admits

it

two

forces the It them a duty that binds it the child and protects removes from future it

fulfil

during

before

there

though

to realize what possible was the balloon into happening, split It two seemed to be cut into tjwo. as an be cut by orange might pjortions and for a fraction of second a knife, a

their

;

the

current,

shiver

With the

"

'

be,

it

duty of educating if need to compel them, substitute to them in Itself

fulfil

parents children and to fulfilment

their

authority

to

see

for be accounted by for the machine seemed to the movement. Almost

was

accompanied

—

adequate

take' '

f

"

'

has

State

to

i

the

to

1

the

who

—

'assuredly"" their

tor

,v

1

E.

H. Martin, attendenl to

join-"

about the same arriving bated breath everybody doctors' but movements,

Cox,

time. watched

to

hardly

medical

L)r.

'

ilure

ft

i

the

The thalt

was

Dr.

j

Captain

are

"'puuishmeni;

'of'

llisVyvirig'

i

ment

cessary.

when

specially despatched Lord Harris himself

!

1

ne

side

Governor's

!

concerned'

'

Lieu-'

by the"' Langley

placo

:

various! '

"

his

.

prefor and ready to pared any emergency leap off at any moment. a We have said that at already estimated at between height variously six hundred and a thousand feet the balloon swerved to and fro. The move-

whenever the of the duty to absolutely

tenant's ed him

seen

wall

thb

d?b'e

Rumours/'

:

the State is allowable the exercise State judges be useful, without being

by

and usual, he looked

as

arm-pits, the binoculars

body,

barely taken

'

ear"io'-fUlse d strict officers

1

through

to

mean

the

was

had and

..i,

bem

'

under

say that the State may teach fail to when and where individuals only of' the duty do their The exercise duty. not

lines

parachute

the

ana

attendance, clambered over"

'

'

that where do we

matter.

The

fast.

in

soon

very

'

DQ'ade

was

;

right while Therefore, saying the' State should p ovide education fail to do so, individuals private

this

were

ropes netting' ring parrying round his

!

in

duty

the

which

to

loon

indi

,

j

goes beyond

viduals,

for

as

society,

,,t

_

\

civil

MM

niMBaaaBM—

I

for

iw»miip<

;

that

state

iMHFuwair—

.

iwnn

1

'

1

The of two Green

death

under

unoffending and

exceedingly of grant

the sad

such circumstances the

men

missionary ;

and

it

is

compassionate should be made, in order the earnest of the desire to befriend the innocent.

tide

waiter

Argent is that a right allowances to manifest Government

It is propos the families, of give the deceased a sum of 20,000 dols.' .'No has ever existed the ill-feeling betvjeen missionaries at Wusuen and tkepjeople. of the town and the present ; 'instanoe,, the riot in which the mission ed,

therefore,

to

property

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from

ai'ose

destroyed

and

rumours false which nection with them, and was caused by the missionaries. that the authorities, therefore,

street

suspicions had no con in no way It

is

different

by

way pro

their should of showing sympathy, with vide them funds for rebuilding for the and indemnify them premises, which lost the property was therein.

with for

missionary

a

in

most part, originated of receiving and bringing which sedi up young children, gives of tious an characters opportunity sorts rumours to all of false fabricating and work of credulous upon the feelings

have,

the

practice

be restored

a

Aftel Taotai

curred.

dressed

consuls

various view to removing to

order has catastrophe riot at Wusuen

cion, for a time,

receiving their establishments, that they should soon

as

and

the

somewhat all

ing Taotai

the

Sunday

pending

all

popular

subsided. agreed to

cases

had hav the

the

There

proposal, directed to draw with the Consuls,

of

the

establish part of all missionary will be ments, all ground of suspicion riots are removed, and further unlikely to occur. has issued The memorialist to the civil instructions and stringent them to authorities, directing watch from time to time; careful keep and in the event of their discovering cir further any anonymous placards, with the ob baseless rumours culating military

a

sedition, they are to offer for the arrest of rewards at once who will bo severely the culprits, pun under the instructions contained ished decree 18 last, in the Imperial of June all rebel so that at incipient attempts of

lion

stirring

up

may be crushed.

is

be,

told

the

on

in

clergyman writing House Magazine that no of hundred clergymen hear confessions England the estimate Probably ,

than

a

guesB that surprised an estimate

but

;

we

are

to forn qualified on the subject should put for so the number high. Fortunately Ritualistic no Church As these parsons with them in the sociation can interfere so we matter of hearing confessions become that the practice will may expect

until every of England

prevalent

in

the

ly

to

Church

out, thus

land,

"

be

doing

coofined

to

most

im

in

a

of

or

the

was

a

tumult in connection of renewed of the Salvation the proceedings with Armv. The whole borough police force on was marshalled by mounted duty, enormous crowds of and sergeants, the senalong people congregated where the Salvation Army had front, A high tide a only left cmgregated. but the limited space for the gathering,

in

of

members

the

local

taken in has been Great interest in connection with the inter Melbourne con national that is tug-of-war being there. It m tested began Monday

team

has

of

bold

a

which

lost

their caps into the the sea, flung their instruments. smashing police melee

were

to

opposition

Watch

the

forbidding proclamation the Wesleyahs met in an and commenced the famous round

They linked

arms

outdoor

and

service,

Salvatiou refused

to

move

command, but were police to do so when the mounted .compelled arrived. The Salvationists .constables bodies also had and Nonconformist -away

at

the

Tree.

National Library of Australia

than

more

sat down

rope,

were

both

style

of pulling difference

witness

who

one

unbeaten

will

ever

of

one

only happier men,

those once in

sights a

for

happier

was

see people and die the The only

die the it would be the

seen even

stood

never

more

would

who and

it.

on

It

it.

forget that seen

having

Americans,

Exhibition

lifetime,

having

for

perhaps,

they

enough to between Ireland

not

they

amidst

admit

muse a

spectacle

Ireland

meets

America

then

iu future, the tug-of-war. This, be the local of an old rendering for of it the Greeks are out proverb, It was wan now. nothing that England Scotland going to pull Norway, or that comes

will

going

was

with

to

try

the bone No one whether

either,

at the rope conclusions and sinew of New Zea seemed to oare much,

Germans

got

the

better

with Australia, itB all local and pardonable sympathy did not more than excite prejudice, interest in its the with passing pull all beaten Danes. teams They were of

Sweden;

all

more

and

even

—

or

less

out

of

it

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and

so

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rush As sides

soou

it

did

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te above to

were

as

USEFUL to

e

correspondent

add

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weight

one-

half

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the

cui-ic

in

yards method of

is

of

to

is

without

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March-

tons

cut or

to

out

allow

the

truss

from as

the

truss

a

stack

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from

one

stuff

was

put

lie

bottom

at

The

limb

and the was

"walked

bo

it

States

out

has

weigh

patent; valuable invention

resistible.

under by

our

buc

laws,

infringing

had

that has

a

says

no

he

if

richer

dols.

was

strained, every hush'ed cheering a

doubt

replaced conviction, for felt that whichever side shifted it first wiD. a would minute Nearly was passed, and the suspense agonising. The disc quivered slightly, showing blood Erin. A bit first to more, and was

Once

more

America

is

patent real

no

sure

capitalists

first in being undersell his competitors. ought to be an authority,

vain. Their force was The result was purpose. no in aud as the excite doubt, longer ment grew the tempest threatened every moment to rend the roof asunder. The common the with Irish was sympathy best of a indicated by the presence in

in

the

They cheered

front all

row a

a a

of

China-

his

assertions

field,

to

Mr. Edison for

it

he

has

and patents In corrobo be ob may

out Joseph Flannerv took a system of gas generation and that ago, companies

millions millions died Flannery more

protection be robbed unless he is to

the

oat

that for patent few years

taken of a

never

the

by

able,

of capital of the invention. a

the

of Irish

in

industry,

and

needlework, Exhibition, and

are

paupar. of Aberdeen

The Countess arrangements for

at will

making Joseph has made

representation the form of lace

the send

Chicago out

Irish

to take

charge of the stalls. The recent heavy rains in the West of Ireland hi»ve had the result of flood ing the River shannon to an extent not remembered for the past twenty Thousands of acres years. of farming and meadow land were under water. Hundreds of workmen have been thrown out of work, and great distress has followed, girls

no

Chinese

rather

that the to authority a loan of 5,000,000dols to the Columbian therefore Exhibition; it to give that "out ought sum, and to the venture. If Chicago out," ever dies it will be of bashfulness. Edison says that he would be 600,000

practised the Irishmen in with more had

Times

Chicago

TJnited make

ouce.

with

df couple the reserve.

100

a

position.

his

to

it.

be taken

should

of

spent

of

together closer and

the

The truss

average

an

the

a

say,

twice as weigh nearly from a stack of 20 tons.

ration served

another but heaved,

the

aud weigh

yard

equally the shadow of an advantage j and for several seconds the rope stood as steady as bar of iron. a Every man was at

still

stack.

representing,

near

will

will it green the heavier.

more

to

appeared

bit.

the

estimating

of hundreds whereof he speaks.

it

top

height, by ihe

a

whole cubic

a

much

the was freed both rope with all their The might. was so surprising. They were matched that neither could gain

as

the

mean

taken knows

little

give the

for hundredweight each cubic yard. But the weight varies so widely that the only satisfactory plan

previous teams, start before their

all

The

we

findin&r

the meau height their multiply product by Divide the gross product the dividend will give the

uy 27, ami number of The common

un

teams,

America

set.

a

EORMULA.

a

formula

<nd multiply breadth and the length

motes sit

almost between them while went

and

every

of

«

as

best,

now

and an approximation contents to «' the weight a haystack To tbe h'ght ii: feet from the ground

bent

result

8wedes are

cubic

time to concentrate their Ireland had won by almost off with tactics, a going

that

and

reply following

the

grew

was

were

scientific,

strength. similar

muscle

thrilling.

When

Americans

heavier, Hitherto

fire.

fortunate

was

the tug-of-war America at the

and Saturday

were

evening,

place.

A

"

the

and

Haystack-

Irish" ab hurricane,

piaces

their

The

Wednesday of first

beat

team

Measurement

with opponents, and as they 2 to 1 America"

several

They same.

Irish

style, "

to the

lrum

came

their

gainly

had

land.

gathering

much

a

oppoDents

Committee's htreet

team

neater

-

The

certain

"

not out

came

on

cellars,

half

were

Tbey

ing:-— No

out

Corufield-square,

Americans

friends.

the ten the and a

hoisted

his countrymen, for death struggle the dressing followed. These were below in

them.

spectacle.

a

with from

:

in

such

at

one

of

man

was

not

and

leg,

crowd

on

never

thick could

as

No

stairs" in going

has

and

air

Every too,

could a

over

who

what

k

and down the stairs rushed head long, each other as went. With they stifling the doors were forced great difficulty and for half an hour the people, against after men continued to cheer aud shout and shake each other if by the hand as the end of the world had come and the of heaven hud been gates opened to

dis

that

those

moment

the

up

the that police, Wish on the Tower slopes, stationed the mass rode forward into struggling knocked W3re and many down, persons serious but escaped injury, Eventually and broke the the crowd, up police the Salvationists the drove along amid hooting and deafening sea front, from The cheers the opposition. renewed at was when tumult night

numbered,

about

more

also

vastly mounted

of

Denmark,

Australia,

cheer

a

and

dust-storm.

a

the

The foot When the overpowered. reached a serious had pitch looked so for the alarming who

a

and

were

matters Salvationists,

tne

This

representatives

America, meet. The

the the

regained min. more

The cheering

that

and

were

crowd

the

fo.

only contest between Sweden to and America was the most Ireland from and the following exciting, report is interest Standard the Evening very

Italy,

prayer ordered

them

defeated

Scotland,

The police meetingthem to move on. at once mob surrounding Some of the hostile shouts the to of "To the raised sea, frantic efforts to push sea," and made into the water. the Salvationists Many to

has

France,

attempted

corps

up to tne present been unbeaten.

imu

lb,

team

rooms

man

walked

shake the hands of the a wild scramble

was

honor. Those who hand seised a foot or

and

life

<>l

too,

satisfied.

2 min. hooted

under

little

a

Irishman in the not who were

every

to

and the captain shoulders of

and cheer after ing Through Georgia," cheer went honor. But it up iu their was a deliberate American cool, cheer, with no in fire it. a They "looked"

in

scene

Irish

4

Phil.

saw

moved The

it,

Melbourne-

January

had

the

were

the latter At the end

Swedes,

them with and wilthr,

moved

their

Tug-of-War

the

if

as

many,

There

get

the

was

and

wanted

—

for

hut like a ceased, the lime, all changing only as kept on and louder, till at last, when it grew louder was roar the fight won, the deafening aud hats and everything, enveloped and and sticks chairs, handkerchiefs,

Eng

intending

victors.

Zealanders

solutely

work."

our

Irish

lor

on

and with a rush. their stop brought and scrambling put It was all over territory. 10 sees.

own

looked aud

—

the

The

it

New

the

meant.

really

person

Church

the particular without knowing

portant

or

but

cleats,

a

Mr.

Irish

not

his

will be killed sional few fanatics; and

the When

in

wilder

goes regular conscience. By that of the confes detestation

unburden the old

means

devout,

1 min.

inch

every fought.

protest anchor Norwegian

and

at

rose

;

more

their

in

Stuart along " to the baad for the Wearing of the Green," the fun started. The Irishmen, in green sashes attired (and trousers) the platform came on first. The crowd

one

any

of

to

"

Denmark When

better

confess

we

to

beat

a

lodged

the

to

sec.,

lead. with a good starting of 32 min. the Germans their lost ground, and in Australia they had won.

a6

private.

little,

30

stubbornly

team

Germans

of a authority the Newberry less than twelve of the Church is

min.

beine

7ft.

aud

the double,

at

off

nothing could opponents panting

to

England,

demonstrative

as

the

as

that

run the Scotch they began to on the American ii" away with princi their in bet they the spent ple, vigor first few and had to submit to pulls, The finest at the end of 20 miu. defeat the of the night was that between pull

gull

in

with

were

front,

joy

went

waited

floor,

met

or

ultra-Protestants to be told, of England

the

straggle

their

room

other

the

Two their

barmost, delirious racker in the. back benches. set the roe Cnce Ireland it agoing, did not 6 top much. After the first loot the boys or two had been contested,

programme.

held on allowed.

therefore,

on

big

priests,

It

to

on

each

and yelled. yelled who had made

high,

ay to

in

begin. would first have they the balance management Norway had a

the

vanquished ground that

doctrine

opponents. and 4's

3's

sticking

elbowing

pull in 22

them

Eastbourne-

Eastbourne

Sunday

tough

the

to

Church are

tbey

must

It

the chairs,

ou

and

forgiven of the

at

was

room breathingthe for eagerly Had it come on

the

International On

The crowd, walls,

their

on

Catholic

to

the

their

to

leaped hats

de odds

too only happy get at the money. the galleries, hanging over

1,

perched

start was

though

Celts,

and Ireland take all it could

au

Protestant

no

the

from

evening,

on given backed itself

freely

America

the

probably

of

the

will

at

Salvationists

were

this

in the Church.

Confession. and wormwood

the periodical regulations providing month of missionary every inspection and gentry de institutions by officials If compliance puted for the purpose. be secured can with these regulations

ject

with

Catholic Church that is and hated by the opponents of the of the Cbnrch than the doctrine of sins of and the practice forgiveness

for

on

cidedly

reviled

more

were

excitement The Consuls

on

on

Confession

Saturday

finish,

Melbourne Staid Hibernian tendencies, and throwing feet, their

with

citizens,

>

how.

knows

man

that every soul them beaten.

bad come to see present The balance of sympathy

meetings.

practice

resume

was further consultation

in

up,

oc

have thought

must

cans

expression playing. Acting the Salvation of opinion, Army to summon have authorities decided who are those members of the police themselves opeu supposed to have laid of assault in dispersing the to the charge

the understand the prac

on

persons

who

people

pnrif the Americans lick the walk over the Aineri to or else see the best team cans, win, of nationality. At the close, regardless the Amerir when the was fired, pistol

use

police playing

in

grounds

ing

tice as settled

towards

on

of suspi missionaries to cease, into children young

the

direct

can

un H ankow, acting ad from the Viceroy, communication to the and asked them, with a

all

the

can

tin coin fell flocked into the at double prices

way

fr.im all building were there to see the Irish or Irish,

Sundays, procession to section 169 of the East contrary Act, bourne Municipal Improvement the the for of purpose compelling from so to desist instrumentalists

sud

before

8,000

were

nor

law,

bye-

coercion instrument

at

official

an

and

great the

Customs der instructions

disturbance

A

people. ignorant out, denly breaks

The

at made known on Eastbourne Sunday, declares that the of are not justified, in law, point police to an assault in committing merely of a discontinuance of a breach compel

establishments

the

which

of

tents

has been fixed on a liberal The amount at The scale 25,000 dols the observe that memorialist would have occurred with such fre riots which in the valley of the Yangtse quency the last few months in connec during tion

matter

protest no and the mount instruments, played ed police had to gallop from one place to their to another in order out carry to st eet instructions diperse meetings. to Sit Charles in a letter the Russell, the con Salvation Army authorities,

right

winch

not

iu processions simultaneously parts of the town, as a practical the but Local Act, against

.

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above

preparations

Hooping Infants

in

Perth

it

is

difficult

to

make

up one's

mind where to go for well known in musical

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instrument

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run

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children ravages of the

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be

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5

the time present medicinal preparations use of which the lives

by the timely

of

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0

at

tion valuable

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limits

31st

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or

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4

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draw

to

the

directs.

on.

from

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all

up to the

keeping date

after

BOARDS. has

within

the Toodyay Districts 1892. Persons

E

C

ROADS

JOSEPH A. WROTH by this Board to collect and Carriage Licenses

branded

Genevas

„

I

in

...

Hunting

are

T

12 15

Hunting

„

Ladies' The above

Width,

Feb.

NOTICE.

...

...

Silver

Youths'

12

Eng

Hunting Levers

ROBERTS, Manager.

Office, 4, 1892.

SD.

"...

...

Levers

ground.

Manager's

Hunting

Silver lish

9.20

arr

to

Traffic Traffic

vehicles

from

...

Leers

p.m. 7-30

ways.

d

s

Open

...

Gents'

7/2

dep

Well,

Northam,

including

5/8,

Perth,

Hunting

18 ct. Keyless Face Levers from A

ground,

admission

O

Geots'

to

Chid.

10-30

arr

W.A. £

PIANOS

8-15

dep

Optical

be marked much lower they will such goods have hitherto been sold

than

...10-0

arr

Newcastle. 9'10 will a.m. leave on this ordinary 810 with a.m., day only a4-connecting down at special Clackline, from returning Chidlows at 730 p.m. admission to ground Fares, 5/6, including for Tickets are available specials only and for this day alone. order the of Commissioner of Rail By

Europe

CAMPBELL, Manager. SMITH, Accountant.

p.m. 7-30

dep

Well,

a.m.

that he is NOW and Varied Assort Silver Watches and

and

Onyx

Chid. York

The

A 1 18 ct. Hunting Levers ficir Ladies' 18 ct. Genevas from

;

...

admission

the

AND

Large

Gold

arr

Chid. Well,

S

intimate a

Hunting

Celeste

p.m.

Well, dep 7 15 Smith's Mill dep 8.0 Guildford, dep 8.45 9.15 Perth, dep 9.50 arr Fremantle,

10.30

including

Ladies'

4in.

—

:

Chid

8-0

...

Northam,

E

to

Jewellery, Electro-Plate these have

Ladies'

4ft.

with

connection

under

as

Is. admission to Fares, including ground, Fremantle Peith Guildford 4/6, 3/9, 5/6, Mill Smith's 2/7.

JEWELLER, BEGS OPENING

Gents'

Height,

run

2, 1892.

am.

Chid. Well,

N

Levers

.

in

TRAINS will

above

SPORTS,

MARCH

Fremantle, dep 7.30 8.15 Perth, dep Guildford, dep 8 40 Smith's Mill, dep 9.25 10.10 Chid. Well, arr

BY

WATCHMAKER

0.,

PIAONS.

Manager.

ANNUAL

WELLS

SPECIAL the

REDUCTIONS.

Bought

DIRECT J.

ROBERTS,

RAILWAY.

WEDNESDAY

Fares

fremantle. C.

Commissioner

Office, 1892.

Jan.,

CHIDLOWS

and

LIMITED,

street,

per

NOTICE.

Fare,

GLASSWARE

C

Mail 5

a.m.

&c.

LET"

packenham

30th

jgASTERN

usu

of

HOTEL

&c.,

T 0 L

Hon.

Manager's

Perth,

an

Lowell, Mass., U. S, A. Vendors. and Medicine

QREAT

LIQUEURS, VEGETABLES,

TINNED

OILMEN'S

of the

the

Traffic

and

Storekeepers,

13th

by Special additional

an

GEO. Traffic

AYER & CO.,

C.

gold by Druggists

Champagne.

Hotelkeepers,

of

splendidly

our

(By order Railways.)

of

Makers. the special Pearlers

of

of deep coughing,

the

PREPARED

up to Feb

cent.

invaluable. in cases

Cherry

Ayer's

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

envite

travel

may Passengers on payment

train

as

also

6th

5th,

return

the

Saturday,

for

Fremantle, on Albany,

ruary.

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fare

the

and Monday, available for

Saturday

8th February, inclusive of

...

Adelaide,

Epernay,

and

cores

and

Colds

Guinness'

Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, Geo. Goulet, Reims, Extra Dry Champagne, Quality Trood & Son, Thos. Melbourne, Gippsland Hop Bitters

& Chandon,

is

and. it

and heals the soothes induces refreshing sleep. sufficient to afford ally

Wines,

Moet

medicine

expectorant, consumption,

seated

Whiskies,

"Beaver

Liverpool,

Stout, Hardy & Sons,

Tlios.

B.O.S.

this

phlegm, anodyne

Whiskey, Son

Friday,

and lung diseases, Ayer'8 Cherry is the best known When the remedy. sore and obstructed with tubes are

bronchial

"

Perth,

Cure

the

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31-12-92.

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Newcastle,

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£1

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Miss

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at

for

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1030 1100

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admission to grounds) (including 7s. 3d. Perth, 8s., Guildford, 9s., a.m.

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admission

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grounds)

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arr.

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10

dep.

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grounds)

a.m.

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910

dep. arr.

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t

p.m. 70(1

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Brook, dep. arr. Newcastle,

I

.00 |

admission

(includ'ng

845 :

grounds)

to

4s.

Newcastle, order

(By ways),

:

1.

ot

the

Commissioner

GEO.

of

Perth,

NORTHAM

a

MARCH

17,

the

Commissioner

GEO.

of

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Manager.

Office,

1892.

9th,

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Premier's

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threat, that if

debate,

the expression which some of record the

apply

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to

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a scarcely of their own management the slightest would receive

they

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The

annual

of general meeting the of the Branch West Australian Typographical in Society, was held the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday evening last. There was a full attendance. Mr. E. late of the Hall, secretary Perth Society was as a Mr. present visitor. H. Kemp, of the Ballarat was admitted Society, as a member of the Branch on clearance. The Treasurer's statement showed a most satis state of affairs, factory there financially a substantial sum to the credit being of the

Albany '

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;

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established

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travel

may

rail

between Fremantle far as Guildford.

held

Wednesday, March Traffic Manager has issued showing the running of the

and

Branch. all

2nd.

on

that

day.

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Mr.

January

we

The

1589

the Eastern of 1603 ozs.

programme trains special

Edward

tons

of

ore

valued

left

Company

at

vice-chair

a

is

who has -Victoria

the

farewell

a

last

After vote

of

thanks

meeting

took

year

to

the to

came

place,

retiring

officers,

conclusion.—

a

Advertiser.

dinner

are

a

severed district

by

4th

his

Geraldton on Mr. Crowther presided, was occupied by the

of

eldest

returns caused

last

month

owing to by closing

the

the 1891 The satisfactory to £5173 12s. 7d.. has the accounts cover .

amounting though days

for

days

some

only.

amounted

The

to £29,080 2d. for the

receipts 5s. 9d.

for as.

against £23,906 13s. correspond ing period of last year. The from tho sea, following message contained in a bottle, was picked up by a man named Michael at Coggins Cape about 90 miles east of Esperance Paisley, " This comes Bay Tuesday.— from the anxious crew of the Lenonia from Tasma nia to London. We are now a total wreck. This comes from one who will be remembered long by friends in Tasma nia and Melbourne. F. W. Phillips." The steamer New Guinea into put Fremantle some weeks with tho ago and captain several of the crew suffering from Java fever. After a stay sufficient to ly long rehabilitate the apparently sufferers the steamer for departed Melbourne. the tho During voyage vessel encountered some heavy weather, and from the and consequent wetting exposure the and of captain majority the crew suffered a and arrived relapse, at their destination miserable in a most condition. —

—

M URCHISON

GOLDFIELDS

WARDEN'S following

REPORT.

report of

has been received Crown Lands from

Mr. W. A. G. Walter, Warden of the Murchison Goldfield I beg to report that since I last wrote things have been very auiet here. f!nm. little work paramveiy has been done on the reefs, owing to the holidays. About the middle of December a good many men left for Cuddingwarra, about eleven miles south east of Townsend's where station, T. S. Cue reported having found gold. Most of them, however, did' not stay there long, but either returned here or went on to Mount Magnet, to which latter place there has been a rush lately. In fact, men have been going there from here in such .numbers that there are now not more than 200 men on this camp, if as many, and there must be fully that number at Mount A Magnet. who returned digger from told Cuddingwarra me that there were left only six men there when he came It was away. my intention to have visited both these places after immediately but I was Christmas, unable to leave here, for various until so reasons, lately that I could not have been back here time in for this .mail. I shall leave and to to-morrow, be expect away ten or a fortnight. days On December 29th P.O. went to Binning search for a man named Peter Redmond, who had taken the wrong road on the way to the field and had not been heard of. He learned from Mr. J. W. Cowan, prosthat he had found pector, the man, away to the east of Northama, and had put him u th® r!ich I regret to say, however, that Redmond lost the road a-ain and was found dead subsequently bya native whom I sent in search of him, about miles south twenty east from here. P.c. went out Binning witli tho mttn'a who mate, identified the body, and they buried him. On Dec. 29th also it was to reported me that a woman named Mrs. Cartwright was dead at one of the licensed houses on the field. I held an on her the next inquest I day. append a on fuller report the matter. About Christmas time a few men, about twenty loft for a place ten miles of north known as The Gap. this, One protectection area has been pegged out there, but the all mon but one have returned. On January 4tli Mr David Lindsay, leader of the Elder Exploration Expedition, arrived here from Annean. Station, where he and his party have been camped, resting their camels. Mr. Lindsay was able to only stay here one clay, owing to urgent busi ness lum to Geraldton. calling The rest of the are party his awaiting return at. :

Eesident.

made month

ensuing-

by the Commissioner

of

of work press accounts for

twenty-five

retary,

The

for

Shenton

Treasury delayed for

been

the result

that Mr. E. A. Johnson was as President, Mr. C. Keyser as Sec and Mr. R. Tolrnie as Treasurer. the transaction of other business, and

at

last month Miss Maud of our daughter present Sir William Robinson, G.C.M.G., married to was of the Capt. George' Turner 24th at London. Regt., Kensington, the Rev. G. S. Amongst those present was a name Pownall, which will be well remem bered by West Australian of the people last 20 or 30 years standing.

annual increase

for

with the elected

a

emigrants.

great

officers

THE

were

The Southern Times says the Rev. Mr Withers who is on health tour a in Ireland, where he spends his leisure time in recruits for this seeking colony, hopes to leave England at the end of the month with about present seventy

were

full thus

Societies

Australian

giving

train

a

with

entertained

the

into

Society, into the

asian

6d.

connection

'On

enter

for

report

goldfields, of gold,

Bateman-O'Grady

the

decided to the Perth

Branch directly chain represented by the Austral Typographical the head Union, of which are in Melbourne. quarters (The Union acts a as Grand Lodge, and bears the in monetary expenses trade disputes, failing The conciliation.) election of of

the

in Fremantle to crowded playing houses. The Company has just returned from Geraldton, the season been having most successful one. This clever company will on open in Perth Friday evening. Mr.

was

with tho

bringing

a a

mining

on

10s.

It

affiliation

:

Denton's find that

:

import

owe

in benches, their class

many He has further to him

by

life. political purifying the fact that during session matters many ventilated and sub discussion in to which, the members who years, the Government upon

To it we the current have been

has a useful singularly career, placed the under

and

by

ance

is

Forrest

not

solid

compose to say that

much as small Opposition, conferred already upon a benefit of transcendant is

be

The

the

rendered

e

crushed, yielding of gold 12 plates

Government by which

Robinson, Governor,

It

occasion referred to, betrayed a weak of temper. It display but fair to say that as far as he the fault is an unpre concerned,

services who gentlemen

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as

and

errors

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the

Last week the extended the on boring Eastwood in search of true estate, coal, had sandstone at a of 80 feet reached depth the when pipe failed. Mr. M. Coomer, who is about to remove from the with a was city, presented gold members at the last ring by his fellow drill of the Fire monthly Metropolitan Brigade. The Chidlow's Well will Annual Sports

tolera to

12

fellow-townsmen last. Thursday

the into

should much-needed

114

at

100 tons

late

affairs,

blind

such unimportant the outweigh

why

total

was

mistakes committed at times by the present but Opposition, they are from reason far seeing any

in

2 dwts.

his

of opposition his course be counted out the House would on occasions. Sir John many we feel assured, having Forrest, since had time for cool reflection, will with us in regretting agree the moment, that he was for on sisted

ozs.

a

when in the

past, voice

of

boats took place on after Satui'day

crushing :

The

with

pitiful

have allow

management

undecked

Government

guard disposition watchfulness. Nothing bore the of appearance

at

now

more

.

the

were

Park

and on the waterless, and Southern Cross no water can be obtained on a stretch of 53 miles. The steamer which connects Sarpedon, with the Saladin at was dated Singapore, sail to from London on 22nd. January It was to send out 35 single designed men, agricultural labourers, by her.

special Albany, talcing the race Albany the were meeting. Among passengers the some of and several Ministry, members of the Legislature.

own

tc

a

(Major

York

the

Council Municipal Government to

the

ly

month.

On Monday night Fremantle and Perth visitors to witness

Australia West than countries. The constitu which our rights people been granted, recently they

so

be called

appearance

Fremantle on W.P. Marmion's

last

follows

return £6024

part,

even

at

milled

to

forcibly to other tional

jealous which We

;

Opposition organised of strength to the Govern and the Prime Minister who or render it im it, suppress

source

l&ecorii.

in

indefatigable spirit evil with good,

undaunted

with

well

a

in from of gold, the

easily.

on

as

would for a moment be with the con popular In some sense, therefore,

fidence.

P M. Antherus, P.M. Telesphorus, P.C. Gregory, Septuagesima Sunday. St. Martina, Y.M. of Our Lord. Prayer Abbott. St. Fintan, of Pennafort St. Raymond

THUR. FRI. 13— SAT. SUN. 14 12—

the

over

Mr.

stations

large very as Opposition representatives peculiar defenders of their right, a in the absence of such body, would consider themselves abso disfranchised. So deeply lutely this sentiment that no rooted is was without an Parliament which the

race

The

minority, who one, their own and the and who,

a

Opposition favoured

FEBRUARY.

a

always

1.

of

Tuesday evening

recently competition, There miles on

came

to

at prevalent many young carried off by

very

added parade

on

dant

supply. for

system cheaply

safeguard

necessary is

it

ask

take

river

The

con

upon

to

A

as

existence.

look

to water

won

importance

its

parties

frequently

Rail

ROBERTS, Traffic

11—

all

of

absolutely there

and

'

Traffic

16

an

esteem

ways),

i

compared

Men

1892.

with

Fremantle

local

the

next

early

noon.

an countries to be re as much almost

secondary

of

held

e r a

m

paper, make its

will

decided

come

being

matter

as

1892.

at fares for double TICKETS single from all Stations on the Eastern journey be issued the above date to will on Railway available for and up to Saturday, Northam,

of

as

contracts. At a

ozs.

Telegraph, Geraldton

them

#

last two men One had 318 ozs.

bi-weekly

new

The

d

is

Newcastle

to this sum Saturday night, £1,400 realised by private

on

be

O'Dea

n

(i

Saturday 150

A

essential part of the legislature as the is. Whether it Ministry its functions in the very perform or to be best manner not, appears

RACES,

THURSDAY,

order

all

1

Magnet.

other

governed

garded

NOTICE.

(By

In

one.

has

Opposition

RAILWAY

19th,

Mt.

an

T71ASTERN

March

ruinous

a

stitutionally

Manager.

Office, 4, 1892.

Manager's February

be

to

ROBERTS, Traffic

Traffic

Rail

o c n On

he moment entertain seriously any such scheme. No one knows extravagant better than he that the Govern to lose than to gain ment has more the extinction of the by Opposition. Peace and freedom from obstruc be the for tion result, might a but the while, price paid would for them ultimately prove

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Brook

S.

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for the forbids the could a for

that

thought a.m.

estate must

self-seeking

a

at

are being diphtheria. Sales to the amount of £1200 made at the auction of the Victoria

Legislature inevitable de

but into

cough

York,

the and the

he

respect

commonsense

slow

by

grees develop legislative "ring."

to power on almost

them. Premier's

:

Whooping and children

always

than Recent

our

criticism,

would

a took it as indicating deliberately formed intention of crushing out an inconvenient opposition by force of numbers. one doubts No that, within if he desired it is quite it,

to

to

3s.

York,

9d.,

p.m. 715 815

dep....

effective

a "count arrange out" His any occasion. is a large and submissive following and probably would not hesi one, tate to support him even in such fit to descend tactics if he thought

:

will evil

absolute defect of it. bitter has impressed experience with that, the conviction public relieved from the restraints of

of the

colonies.

his

low's. Fremantle,

Excessive opposition be regarded as a less

It would doubtless be giving the Premier's hot little speech of the other which it night a significance was not intended to we bear if

with

above

contentious the legislatures

disgraces

sister

connection

fhe

on

1892.

15,

that

influence and Parliament which spirit

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to

pain but took ed to rest

at

he

his

of

region immediately

gentleman breathed

sent arrived

for,

titude but

the

hut

night pain in that had Mr.

Dempster

of

news

shock

great

a

"

was

before

sad

It

where district, and universally indeed to say true

is

without

an

for

and

lovinu has

colony settlers.

himself

every mul

a

friends.

Through

only

the district of the most

not lost

occurrence

By

enemy. to

demeanour

gaining

ever new

sad the

appear

Dunlop

with

courteous

of

this

all

Dr.

came

by all. Dempster was

one

to

retir

of the well-known

esteemed

quiet, he was

He

intense

Mr. The

last.

death

(

the

afternoon,

it.

During

of

heart.

to the inhabitants Mr. Willie was Mr.

of

hour,

the

his

Dempster's

his

Monday

notice

complaining

the

Demp

Tuesday last, Dempster complained on

usual health.

good

awoke

S.

at

side

further

no

in

ance

his

m

W.

one

As

farmer,

promising neigh was bour, and a friend, lie without an To developo his estate of Bueklands equal. Mr. Dempster's sole ambition and every was was directed to this end in clearing energy and Ho improving this valuable property. knew

tnan

Mr.

how

to

held

the

Roads

esteemed

corteso

deceased, and

of

from the

were

Leeder,

Mr.

Dempster

Mr.

J.

The

will

of

son

are

drill."

We have had a bout of most unbearable weather. The heat was indeed most and was greatly prostrating augmented by the bushfires which appeared to raging be not far distant from the dense judging smoke which the town. Now enveloped favoured with we are breezes refreshing the Stormy winds have swept over town, and heavy thunderstorms to appeared, to North gather the and North-East. Now we are having heat which is bright, more endurable, accompanied by gentle that agitate the leaves." zephyrs

verdant in the hearts long remain of this in whose district, people lie has by his honesty and straight

the

memory forwardness

of

built

disposition

a

o ment Much lasting respect. is for his bereaved expressed

sorrowing

in

family

the

monu

sympathy wife

loss

and have

they

sustained. The route has

battle

select

For

in

the

tho

sing

where

worth

GREENOUGH-

since

Government. the starting for

superior

this

taken a well-

was

It

.

is

Northam line opens agricultural pas country

through

the

there

already

Meckeering number

a

are

Our

annual and

Teams

take

sports

bid

fair

to be

of

the

on

place

a

24th

success.

still

to the fields travelling in spite of the endured hardships through the of water, and scarcity every day teams are seen The going and returning. state are

ments

of to

trip Feb.

teamsters that one

fathom

about

the

would truth.

the

have

to

water take

1.

From our own Correspondent, I hope you will excuse my long silence, what with influenza and other causes I was unable to send you any news. There is not fresh to much write now upon the ot which all the except goldhelds, are full of .A great papers particulars!. out many people are with going pack horses almost every day to Mt Magnet. Many of them metal, get the precious while more I spend all and get nothing. there will be a general rush when suppose the rains come. I am to note sorry the tone in which tho correspondence is on in being carried the rir.torian re the convent Express on the Front I was at Flats. the meeting Avhon his was there and, I Lordship understood that it was settled to ha,ye a convent on the Front Flats. I with feaosfc other understood the present people would be re Bishop said that he, himself, for the money collected sponsible .for the Back Flats Convent, and guarantee that it would be returned, when a convent was on the Back Flats. I can required not the people on understand the Flats at all. It would seem that they do hot want convent on either the Back a or Front Flats. I consider the letter of "A Layman" anything but complimentary to Rev. Fr. Lecaille. the His letter could without force have been losing written in a little more manner. respectful The weather has been very unsettled for some time. is not Harvesting quite finished here The are yet. crops very I do not know what poor. the average is to it be, but will be low. likely very The Rev. Fr. Brereton came out to St. Peter's on the 23rd ultimo, and celebrated Mass at the Greenough on Sunday and Archdeacon Monday. The Venerable Lecaille celebrated Mass at Geraldton. There was a very at good congregation

One

.of..

Ferguson 11,

R

Sermon

Donegan 111 J Martin I II, Maloney N

Taylor

S Betliune 350 P. 10,

11, Bawler W

111

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Ser

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Kilgallon

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Yauds

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T.

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Maloney, 20.

11,

McKay J Coyne

Con 13 W 13, McCorry M Camm 13, 13, T J Bourke 15, 15, J Thackrah 15, J McManus 15, 13, T Maloney 14, J Gould 11.

Lawler T.

by

M

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;an

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,

W.

O'Dea,

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Coomer, 5 yds L. Lockyer. W. 20, Maloney, 20, Sam Betliune, 10,

W.

20, M. Twine, 20, Killgallon, Baldwin, 20, F. Murphy, 20, F. Woods, B. McManus, Handicapper. Feb. 8. Irishtown,

D. 25,

|

j

|

—

Tuesday

our

lust,

own

2nd

,

YOKS. CFr'.oin

Coirespondent.) inst.,

observed devotion. The

St.

as a here day of special of and distribut solemn ceremony blessing was ing candles performed by Fr. Delaney, of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction devotions. On Fri was given at evening the meeting of the female day evening of the S.H. was held. branch Sunday and as communion usual two was day, celobraled. The prayers of Masses were were for the the congregation requested oi the souls of Mrs. Moate happy repose of Perth, Crogan, formerly and Joseph deceased. Mrs. Moate had both lately from internal cancer. been long a sufferer

Peter's.

There

was

National Library of Australia

Downie

which

Mr.

said:—

Lord

house room

body

.

shock

severe

until

the could

I of

use

through;

N.S.W.

notice

the

I'

ago

not

off

falling

a

department

been

of

that

power fact

f--he nan

sity

was

cricketers.

innings defeat

hands A

match

at

Mr.

their beating opponents by one and 49 runs. This is the second Geraldton has received from the of

our

meeting

men

tl.is

of

held at 30th and it was in Mi. Clinch's held two years been collected amount has was

cricket

hotel on Anniversary Day the Geraldton and the Flats The off came Greenoughites

Maley's between victorious,

a

the the

season

Greenough Race Club

Hotel on the hold the races field where were they ago. £135 has j believe

Hampton

settled

for

been

to

prizes. set

£45 apart

of

for

this

the

that

much did

four

the

the

in of

me

bed: so weak, doctor said ,

All

the

good,

no.

wh. less

the

ii

strength

last

the

I could consult-; same

re-j

tried numerous medipatent them. aiid get any benefit from One of one of day, my mother got hold Clements Tonic and asked me pamphlets to that I refused1 to 'take medicine; try rubbish as I was any more disgusted with) the failures I had met with, but' already mother some under the me gave pretenceit that and the dose had was. wine, first a' For about wonderful' effect. two hours! I had terrible afterwards pains all through' was a crow-j my body as if a person driving did

bar said

"

for

is

continue strong I

This

me.

man

Stick'

it

to

in the

ever,

I

mentioned

was

;

to;

see

and

me

am

I

now.

am.

heavier thaii' well and slieep

as

ever

eat and can "and feel as strong as a horse, it due to Clements Tonic, for no other medicine did me any gobd." feel P" Then you quite recovered Yes And I have not the slightest doubt but what and cure is my complete and I subscribe to my name permanent, was.

do

can

anything,

and

all

is

"

statement

it does except that and misery suffering

the you

are

at

my

case

as

Lowe,

137,

knowing to

liberty you like.

it

to not I

Bank-street,

east,

the

solid

describe and endured,

this

use

Signed,

—

be half

account

of

John

Downie South Mel

bourne,

SPORTING

INTELLIGENCE. 9

HOME

VIEWS ON "ENGLAND AUSTRALIA."

v.

Alluding to the defeat of team in by the Australians et match which terminated

Lord Sheffield's the great'crickat "Melbourne on January 6, the "Times" The says: match is to be followed great the oyer, .in of time, fulness no 'doubt, in by others, which the. mother temporarily dejected country may hope to wipe out her defeat. In the first flush of mortification some may that Lord Sheffield's does team whisper not represent the full ef English strength cricket. Perish the excuse unworthy, Lord Sheffield's if not eleven is very nearly, the best that we could quite, put in the field On the other the Aus hand, tralians may that we 'have robbed complain them of Mr. Ferris— not to speak of Mr. and Murdoch Mr. It Spofforth. would have been a grievous blow to the Australians to have been defeated upon their own we Englishmen have suffered soil; in severely rare occasions spirit upon those when our colonial kinsmen have beaten us But it is upon our own dunghill. impos sible to feel so absolutely depressed when we have not presided at our own obsequies. of this Perhaps the popularity in natural competition sport between the ohe is different parts .of Empire worthy of the serious attention of statesmen, Mr. J. for the .periodical Astley Cooper's proposal of holding a Athletic grand Imperial Festival as an allmay not be as ambitious scheme of Federation. embracing Imperial Its value be sentiment but those might ; who scan the field of politics, even colonial see is still politics, that sentiment a great !

.

.

,

_

.

.

the

Lohman's

failure

is

for disappointing, very rarely his has indeed brilliant career during he a played so undistinguished part in a great Mr. with 50 and 25, was match, Grace, the for the English, best scorer team, and it is some consolation for the to defeat know that the great batsman has up to the time done better than even present his most friends could have expect sanguine ed. remarks The "Daily Chronicle" that it is a poor, but necessary consolation to had luck think we most us. cruelly against cricketers used a are not to Englishmatch and four days and a half, we doubt lasting whether the best who batsman ever stood to ould do much a up bowling with pitch worn almost continuous by from a play in one week to a Wednesday in the Friday next. Crf devait qui arriver, arriva." Turner and the and Trott, ground, beat our ever victorious eleven. Seven of our men were a sufficient caught, to testimony the of a pitch reliability across which "clouds of- dust,", were. It is) a Mowing. solace to know that, WJ3v" cameoffi in both little and good, innings, audJthatAhel not was where was Bii;b Loh"wanting..". the champion "match-saver of this mann, or any other day echo of Ectq— the. .-forlorn-,our P— cricketing -Where fame-4Aiiswers,' The ." Globe" Cqrtainly the last says was on a crumb part of the game played but we were ling wicket, fairly and and" beaten, our Australian squarely cousins were naturally enough delight ed. Our reverse seems to have been chiefly brought about by the inability of to our batsmen Trott's cope with difficult and the leg break deliveries of Turner arid McLeod. After this must defeat we pre ourselves with and pare fortitude resigna tion for another Antipodean cricket; gateinvasion of these shores. The "St. money remarks James's Gazette" that although we have been beaten— and. after all, not badly— it is still to feel sure consoling that the defeat has been administered byiperside hapB the strongest that cpuld be -got at any rate, in Australia. together Lord Sheffield's men,' will, however, have yet 'of other opportunities meeting combined Australia later in the tour— at Sydney and Adelaide. Of course, our men will then be upon their more than ever metal, and we 'shallhope to see them win both games. For the above extracts we have to t.Vinnlr the West Australian. We now add a few lines to include of the second the result of the "'test-matches which was 'at played Sydney about a fortnight As our ago. readers are already aware the Australians 73 to won with runs spare In the"above much has extracts been made out capital of the that the fact Englishmen had to bat —

!

.

.

have

!)

!

truth,

off

Sydney,

,

"

this

meet

comes

and which ended the effect, of enthusiasm of

game

.

next

will

Englishmen

public.

neces

"

the neinhborfrpqid; and he; it is,' medicine, whatever with the .disease." I did

coping it and you

as

j

not

through

medical

a

of The'

.

particularly

nervous

I then

cines

field

perhaps, other any

must

of the colonies than ait a month

Australian

the

to

room

doctors' I

so

with

and

and

other

the the

run-getting

beatin.

the in the hard fight will no doubt yesterday still further stimulating

lost

'entirely

my

longer.

herbalists

I

over.

almost

get from and I got

even

not live treatment

all

visited

put

eteran

t;

lot-

in

for

i

want-

the full in rather

On into

than

.

are

so,

has

were, in

game,

.

team best being proved- by Blackbam had to be the last side winch -rier. A could.

tnc

dough

match .

the

a .

George Parr's

the

t-lin

in

that

.

went

batting of

be

strength

Australia

representin stronger

four

raw

limbs

my

verandah, and prostrated

suit.

;

nearly rep of English

more

.

eleven

to

re

full

runs

day. public

well

may is

team

54

by 5th

that group any since the tour of in 1863-4.

the colonies combination

scores

and have

,

until

was

the

ed

-

j-

in losing into the Australian

they

of the than

hand, years

and

Sheffield's

cricket

pain delirious at times, so great was my misery I was attended by eight doctors one after the other, and and burnt they blistered my back

:

.

resentative

this gentle information'

years ago. and my system completely collapsed, I was of the for t«o never out years and had to work aboutmyself my on and my hands knees, whole my racked was with and I wa3 almost

when

the

reckon

to

.

jubilant; K

137 Ban

for by whose

"Ten

horse at Tocumwal, in very bad health then

not

.

'

bean'.

Lowe a

7

are

from

customary

.

'

recently

and Melbourne,' the following

has

ceived

played styled

are

.

?

Lowe,

truth ot which is vouched influential under people case

not in

is

we

:

Australia amongst those but we see International, not be counted no reason why they should From to end as such.the eginning to have been -well game appears thoroughly and have doubt the contested, we noresult will stimulusto give a valuable of colonial cricket. One the of far has features the so pleasantest trip the of Mr. been success personal great Grace. is not cricketer' and there a in the country, in the or, indeed, world, who will not if he should return rejoice with the for average highest batting the! The News" thinks is tour.— there Daily

'

—

Connelly

J C'onely 11, F Mm/

John

volunteered

the of

HIM

representatives

our

South

street, man

and there in any way

out

detract

not much discredit match which lasted We learn the that

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10,

.

E

Wims

yds

.

9, Peter 11, T J

Clarkson

5

H.Clarlcson 9, W Twine

i

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7,

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L

P JLawler

Lockyer 8, D Baldwin

;

71,

Handicap. 6, L J

I

Strickland

mon

24,

|

W

II.

run

February

—

—

:

to he

handicaps

Wednesday,

victory.

.matches

.

1892 Sheffield

the

are on

AILED

Mr.

on

to It

.

"

WHAT

called

sent

ever

disposed

.

following

Greenhills

.

The at

team ,

3.

.

a

the

much

so

vary

8.

increase

settlers.

thriving inst.

to

far

Bui;

Feb it

the

does

it

one.

colony

lie

was

was

that

spleudid

as

area

it

as

fact

some

up

land

"

point

Goldfields

the

purposes.

much

as

known

wise

starting

Responsible to right

.its

railway Nortliam of decision

very

advance

of

claimed

for

a

the

to the Eastern of its best efforts

adoption

York

was

aud

point saying agricultural

The

victory. Northam

making

revenue

Yilgavn end, and

an

committee

of the railway has made one the

at

the

gained

the

the

over

last

at

is

.

Flats.

Feb.

—

,

Andrew, all prominent Willie Demp

Mr

solicits

"

and of

name

,

brothers

and

well-known

are

pall

M.L.A.

youngest his

Dempster, Edward, James,

colonists. of

the

was

department managed by Mr. about to change proprietorship.

the public patronage for his successor Mr. McManus. The partnership which existed between the Messrs. Parker is declared dissolved from Jan. 30th. The of Inspector Schools visited York last week, aud ones put the little through their mental exercises and tongue

in

Adam.R.M

J.

Throssell,

M.

Messrs. whom of ster

G.

Tuviner is Mr. Tuviner

parts,

The

one.

Madden,

Messrs. and

all

respect

Book

settler

.

the

practice. Tho

in

procession

sympathising b their testifying presence which they li fid the departed G.

death the of

Wednesday

on

large friends

very

cluded

W.

his

rman

8 o'clock

at

the

bearers

Thursday. A in the last issue of the correspondent Chronicle writes upon the careless practice of in some offensive people allowing to matter remain and points nut about, the evil to follow from this likely

'.

tin ch

of

a

and Board, was greatly his The fellow-members. left the residence Buckland,

by

morning,

bett

the

at

position

Northam funeral of the

it

do

Dempster

a

have' to report tlie death of iii the person She is one of the oldest, Mrs. Connolly. in the, colony. sister She was a of Mr. Robert and cainie to the Spice, of Gingin, She leaves abbut'the colony, year .1829! a of children to mourn her. large family loss. The funeral; took: place on Sunday in one the Jan.. 31, when nearly .every district attended to" show their to. respect her; there were 27 carriages and family traps and 57 persons on horsebacK.The Rev. Father Lecaille celebrated. it Mass at St. Peter's on Thursday being Candlemas There was not a day. very large congregation., A celebrated at St. was wedding oh the 1st inst. Peter's the happy couple Mr. J. of Oldfield, Narra-Tarra, being Jackson of Back and Miss E. the to!

the

in. the

"

a

or

Mr.

says

;

age

of

to record

power

pro

—

sudden death very on of JBucklands, of 48 years. Mr.

ster,'

I have

regret

world. The- "Standard" won victory by" Australia is over England peculiarly interesting of the remarks in consequence disparaging which have been made on the recently of the Australians' play. subject allowance' has been When every made, the that has fact remains Australia beaten what has been as the described strongest

there

the

on

;

extreme

gramme. I am sorry of another old

believe,

;

the

correspondent.)

;,I

events

,

with

is

own

alone.

seven

,

It

our

be .

(From

Cup

Greenough are

'

and succumbed on Wednesday evening at the age of 54 years. R.I. P. An infant, child to Mr. C. Edwards, of belonging York, died in Fremantle last week. On Saturday vehicle with flags evenings, and illuminated by torches passed flying the streets. After a while a large through crowd assembled near the Imperial Hotel to hear the great Professor Gibson holding forth. In good voice, and with appro oratorical he pro priate gesticulations nounced a vetoe upon patent medicines, and the doctors' trade" in I general. can't say how many were made. proselytes The gathering to be very appeared orderly. Last Thursday a youth named George of Cook, was at the Quellington, charged York Police Court the information upoD of Miss Peacock with attempting a crim inal assault. The prisoner remanded was for 8 days. Bail was allowed in two of £25 sureties in that each, and himself of £50. A election last Roads Board yvas held week and resulted in the return of Messrs. and K. Edwards, J. Pyke, R. Burges. communication with South Telegraph ern and Cross York established was on —

IRISHTOWN.

'

on

a

Now

stated lasting played bold

wicket

worn

in

the

that

in

their

accounts the

well. To at Sydney,

wicket

deal these

second

received

we

though with facts

innings. it

was

worn

was

the lasc match stand out in batted first,

relief. The Australians made 144. The Englishmen followed, for their and, allowing -presumed superior powers batting though handicapped by being made on a pitch already worn bv the of the Australians innings ran a total up of 306 runs. The Australians had to com mence their second on a wicket innings whose fair surface was now impaired by the wearing effect of two and innings, the first three yet wickets 263 produced runs. Rain 'fell the -next the day; and' wicket to wear, and became began

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too

was

team for

runs

and

lame

excellent The. point

the

secured 9 ...wicketsi

wickets,

go to the

to,

V'

Tli© High School Act, 1876, Amend ment Bill was read a first time. The Geraldton-Mullewa Railway Bill

in

on©.

score

time and pme d. of the Legislative As on amendments the sembly forwarding Bill was Amend Police considered. ment No. 1 was agreed to. The House divided of No. 2 the adoption upon with the following result Ayes 5 Noes G. The Division list;— Ayes: Colonial Mr. Amherst, Mr. Secretary, ilieake, Mr. Hamersley and Mr. Hooley. Noes Mr. Mr. Burges, Mr. Wright, Mr. McKenzie Mr. Hardey, Hackett, Grant and Mr. Morrison. of the The consideration message the from Legislative Assembly on the as the message Game Bill was deferred form. in an had arrived incomplete The Bankruptcy Bill and the Ab Offenders' Act Amendment Bill original were read a second time. The Patent Act, 1888, Amendment !

;

,

'

.

—

—

I

and

:

'

defeat.

crushing

more

—

'

.

;

:

Bill

SUMMARY.

PARLIAMENTARY

j

LEGISLATIVE

February

a

first

was

time, received

the

from

a that Legislative Assembly asking committee of both Houses be ap joint as to make such suggestions pointed

ASSEMBLY.

Wednesday,

read

was

A message

3rd.

deem might mansard reporting

advisable

they

The Speaker took the Chair at730 p.m. to .JThe Colonial Treasurer in reply, Mr De Hamel, said that no proposal or the had been 'made tor the purchase barracks. The Government had no

on

a

to

place

satisfactory

.

footing,

intention

or

selling

.of

The house

LEGISLATIVE

disposing

the. altering 30 to 50

from

,

.

radius miles.

of

February

4th.

arrest legal was Bill

spoke at some length in reply, princi with the dealing reputation pally achieved by Sir John Coode, and con the best cluded by saying he thought to the matter plan would be to leave Mr. Rich the responsible Ministers. also spoke in ardson and Mr. Randell to the which was motion, opposition on the voices. negatived Mr. moved that a commis Molloy to investigate sion be appointed the and of the Colonial Hospital, working to thereon. Mr. report Canning The Attorney seconded the motion. out that General there was' a pointed sum on the Estimates amounting to some thousands of pounds 'for the ex tension and improvement of the Hos Mr. reminded hon Quinlan pital. members that he had some ourable in earlier the present session time moved in the matter, and had obtained answer a satisfactory from the Govern ment. that he had Mr. Molloy replied overlooked the item on the Estimates. Motion withdrawn. that further Mr. Harper moved was for the legislation required the dangers of reducing purpose incurred and others from by farmers Seconded by Mr. Piesse, bushfires. and and supported by Mr. Traylen, Mr. Clarkson. The Commissioner of no Lands while Crown offering op to to the motion would like position from the various receive suggestions bodies connected with the public and interests. agriculturalpastoral of Railways said The Commissioner had been precaution every possible to bushfires taken from prevent Every engine that left the engines. Government was workshops provided a and the per with spark arrester, had special instruc manent way men tions to guard the spread of against fires which might be caused by drop Mr. Randell, pings from the ash-pan. Mr. Patterson and the Mr. Parker, General also Attorney spoke to the motion which was agreed to. The W. A, Turf Club was Bill con sidered in committee, agreed to with amendment, and reported. Treasurer moved that The Colonial a be appointed to oommitttee joint into the present method of enquire Hansard with a view of reporting ;

to,

,

were of fulfillment, empowered justices to order imprisonment. The Bill does or to apprentices not apply to seamen and steps would be to the sea service, taken that it should not apply to aboridealt with in the as gihes, they were been, dealt with in which had just Bill

The measure committee. placed on an masters and servants equality. Mr. Canning said when the Bill was an committed he would move amendthat nothing in it should to the effect of women. the imprisonment authorise Bill read a second time. Treasurer moved the The Colonial Health second reading of the Public Bill. The object of Act Amendment abolish the present is to the Bill of Health and to give Local Boards Councils. their powers to the Municipal Bill read a second time. The debate the adjourned upon then resumed. Mr. Estimates was Mr. Mr. De Quihlan, Richardson, Mr. Throssell, Hamel, Mr. Molloy, Mr. Piesse and Mr. Mr. R. Sholl, were the speakers. Forrest moved that The Colonial Treasurer ,

on the House on rising Friday night the following should till adjourn Monday week. at 11-20 p.m. The House adjourned

Friday, The ;

Thursday,

:

President

The

COUNCIL. February took

4th.

the

Chair

at

reply

to

8 p.m.;

The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Amherst, speaking of the Hansard paration tne

present Houses

in on

said

trom

reporters

the that tne

pre at two

forwarded the speeches to the Printer and the proofs of sent back to the the speeches were The and revised reporters by them. of proofs revision by members would

Government

considerable additional expense out Hansard as it the bringing to issue proofs would be impracticable more obtaining type of debates without additional labour. The well as as mean

in

,

'

Government

did

not

see

their

way

clear

which, incur this heavy expenditure had been pointed out, would be re it Printer. by the Government quired to

National Library of Australia

COUNCIL. 5th.

February

President

took

at

Chair

the

The Aborigines Amendment Bill

Protection read

was

Act a

The High Bill

)

placing

it

Agreed

to.

upon

a

satisfactory

footing.

Act Amendment Bill The Patent was time and read a third passed. Committee's, on the The report Protection Act Amend Aborigines ment

Bill

was

adopted.

Channel, and shoal off approach, Green. Lieut.-CommanCape Bowling der Pirie, H.M.S. Paluma, reports that Patch in the Pollard Chan Erlangen nel consists of coral, and is about 550 January,

The

Act, 1876, Amend a second time. from the Legislative

Assembly

'

amendments

enclosing

on

was in com the Police Bill considered the amendments were mittee, agreed to one and Mr. with exception, Hackett, Mr. and Mr. were Wright Burges a committee to draw appointed up

for

reasons

it.

rejecting

The

from the Legislative message on amendments Assembly forwarding the Game Bill, considered. It was a conference with the decided tohold and the Hon. G. Shenton, Assembly, Hackett were Mr. Wright and Mr. to represent the Council. appointed Act The Offender's Aboriginal Amondment Bill was passed through without committee amendment, and reported. Bill

The Patent was read The House

1868, Amendment second time. at 4.10 p.m. adjourned Tuesday Feb. 16th. Act,'

a

LEGISLATIVE

'

yards

in

from

deep water,

diameter.

It and

rises

abruptly be

can

seen

a

water

it

on

in

lies

:

N.

Island, E.

78deg. E.

S.

55£min. The

shoal miles

latitude,

;

143deg.

longitude,

;

officer

same

reports

off

Cape Bowling

long,

in lying and about

lldeg. 19min. that the

Green N.W. and

a

;

is S.

E.

cables

wide. is is composed of sand, and it to. The depth over at low steep is three fathoms water with 9 springs to 11 fathoms close to. Vessels should not Green approach Cape Bowling direction, The shoal

within

of five distance miles. end Cape Bowling Green

a

N.W.

its

From

light house bears S. 9deg. 3 W., distance and 4-10th From its miles. S.E. .eud bears Cape Bowling Green lighthouse 4 and 2-10th S. S9deg. W.f distant miles.

All

are bearings magnetic. Board Elections. Perth: R. W. Hardey; Members,

Roads

—

Chairman,

R. D. Thomson, Hardey, B. Smith. Williams; Auditor, C. A. Arthur Piesse ; Chairman, Members, J. E. Cowcher, J. Spratt, W. Fleay J. G. Taylor, Auditor, W. Glass. Chairman, Northampton T. Harrison; Gieenough Chairman, W. Stokes, J. W. Members, E. Poole, Eakins T. Clinch, Wander Auditor, ; senr., E. ing Members, J. Scrivener, Sewell. Wellington Chairman, A, F. Clifton; Members, W. Reading, York R. J. Prigwell. Members, G. Burges, K. Edwards, J. Pyke. Upper W. J. Nairn ; Chairman, Gascoyne R. E. Bush, J. Fitzpatrick Members, ; D. A. Turnbull. Sussex: Auditor, G. Cross; Chairman, Members, E. C. B. Locke, H. S. Brockman. Ashburton H. Chairman, Higham ; Mem A. E. Burt, A. Hicks. bers, D. Forrest, J. Liddelow Chairman, Canning j Members, F. D. James, J. Buckingham. F. L. Burges, S. J. Irwin Members, F.

A. H.

ASSEMBLY.

a

in

is

is 9ft. at low water springs. Summit following position W. N.E Cockburn N. 28deg. Island, Home summit North S. 64deg. Island, WT. summit N, Sir Charles Hardy

It

read

message

route

found

School

was

Depart

Brisbane,

short distance off when the sun favourable The least position.

first

time. ment

"

—

and Harbours, 1892. Pollard

'

3 p.m.

:

February

Friday,

5th.

at The took the chair Speaker 2.30 p.m. The Protection Act Aborigines Amendment Bill was read a third time and

passed.

Act Amendment Bill The Goldfields was re-committed, amended, reported, and adopted. on The committee's the W.A. report Turf Club Bill was adopted. The Protection of Women and Girls' Bill was considered in committee, amended, and reported. Masters The and Servants' Act was Amendment Bill amended in com of a new mittee by the addition clause The new proposed by Mr. Canning. " in clause reads as follows Nothing this Act contained shall authorise the :

of

imprisonment Bill

any

—

or

woman

girl."

Health

Act Amendment committee amendment, and reported, passed

without

through

adopted.

:

:

:

:

:

:

Townsitfs. Pinwernying, Moojaand have bing been Woodanilling in the Katanning formed into towsites —

area.

Agricultural

The message from the Legislative an Council amendment on forwarding the Municipal Institutions Act Amend was ment Bill considered in committee. The amendment was Bill agreed to. and adopted. reported, Mr. Loton moved for a return show dur of money received ing the amount ing the year 1891 from the sale of town and suburban and also from the lands, conditional sale of all other lands. Agreed to. The House until

:

:

Phillips.

The Public was

;

:

reported.

Bill

Monday,

Accepted.—

Tenders

and

landing,

Campbell

trucking

1892, £20. Statistics. Vital December 31st, arrivals

H.

of mails to the Post Office and the jetty 31st to Carnarvon, Dec.,

conveyance and from

Quarter

—

1891

deaths

1802,

ending

births

:

330,

507,

departures

896 ; total 53,285. population Educational. Teachers certificates of efficiency to W. Waldon, granted Blanche E. Earnshaw, Gingin Westbrook. Teachers certificates of com —

;

adjourned Feb. 15th.

GOVERNMENT

at'415

p.m.

to Ethel granted Strutt, Hogan, II. Canuington; Maria McDaniel, Scott, Quellington ; Bessie York Busselton; Har Taylor, M. Stanford, riet Perth Minnie Tay ; Eleanor lor, York; Grover, Eticup; J. J. Jarrahdale Davey, Eleanor Dandabin Bourke, Mary B. Bourke Greenhills ; Mary Dillon, Perth ; Kate Logue, Upper Warren. High School Entrance awarded to C. Scholarships H. E. Manning, Perth Boys, School ; C. O. Ferguson, Middle Swan School! Public Reserves. : Plantagenet No 1189 (about 40a), public utility. No. 1944 (2a). access Swan, Cottesloe ; No. 1945 (4a), to water ; public utility, Woodanilling: Nos. 1965 to 1972 Town Lots 5 and 6, 16, 40 inclusive, 47, 54, 73 and 75, 85 'and 42, 45 and

petency Perth;

GAZETTE.

FEBRUARY

THURSDAY,

D.

;

4,

1892

j

Bank

.

LEGISLATIVE

p.m.

Mariners,

to

of Ports

ment 13th

j

The

and reported. General moved the Attorney and of the Masters reading Bill. Tho Servants' Act Amendment to of the Bill was principal object to order the contract enable justices to be fulfilled and servant of master and then or annulled, only in default

agreed The second

Notice

esti

at 1130

adjourned

LEGISLATIVE

until

The Speaker took the Chair at 7-30 p.m. no Mr. Molloy moved "That further needadvice from Sir John Coode was the Ministry, should not ed, and that obtain advice from that gentlefurther to Harbour Works at |man in relation The Colonial Treasurer Fremantle."

.

by

9,45 p.m.

ASSEMBLY,

Thursday,

of the

old barracks or of the any portion land on which it stood. The committee's on the Pat report ent Act Amendment Bill was adopted' The Protection Act> Aborigines considered 1886, Amendment Bill was Clause 4 was amended in committee. .

adjourned

the

on

inner

read a third The message

:

debate

continued.

was

The House

|

was

we

that the Aus is this, wish to accentuate worn on a wicket by two innings tralians able rain were a day's and, later, spoiled/by with 9 wickets, as to 391 riins compile 306 runs inade by the Englishmen against. 10 wickets on the same pitch, but, with' one had' seen innings mind! 'you, .'which weather. and in the most perfect only, down would That the go Englishmen was in second 'their innings quickly the but it was also expected from expected, that nature climate 'of ''their they could wicket than- the Aus-, on a wet play betterfor some wait We, must tralians. perforce the comments weeks' longer ere we can .read the second defeat of the home upon papers the but we can of their imagine champions, fill their must breasts now dismay which the that to. find,, notwithstanding loudly the telegraph victory, expressed hopes for of a second has conveyed the intelligence '

The adjourned mates

Holiday.

Wednesday,

—

Australia, ther-home of

drawbacks, these, of the best bats

Despite Moses,

the'-factithat

.

'

treacherous.

at Albany. Appointments.

10th

inst.,

—P.O.

Walch,

Gas-

to witness made with Contracts coyne, natives. Mr. A G. Clifton, aboriginal to be mining registrar Kimberly goldvice E. S. fields, Read, Drewery. to be a vendor of internal Guildford, .

W. M. Vindin, solic stamps. New South Wales, Sydney, and J. Hall, solicitor, Melbourne, Victoria, to be commissioners of the Supreme Court of West Australia. Resignation. The resignation of revenue

itor,

—

W.

D.

Moore,

a

Council

Legislative Royal the

the member of has been accepted. With reference to

as

Navy.

Gazette

notice

—

of

the 28th October as to the admission into the Royal last, and boys of Australian Navy of men and New Zealand birth, the regulations relating application Office.

thereto at

can

now

Colonial

be

seen

Secretary's

on

;

—

87,

110

and

112,

public

Pin

utility.

Nos. 1974 and 1983 inclu wernying sive, Town Lots 4, 11, 12, 25, 51, 53, :

61,

64,

75,

public utility, Mooja1984 to 1990, Town Lots 13 and 14, 30 and 31, 40 and 41, 102 and 103, 145 and 146, 167 and 168, 169 and 170, public utility. Welling ton No. 1995 (5,000a), Upper Fergu son River Commonage. Albany No 1993, Town Lot 347, defence.

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tions by siderable

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an

ingenious interest bad

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to

as

of

service

the Cathedral in of the newspaper

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Chri6tmaB

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notice

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them,"

to

particularly them at

wearing

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and friends On Christmas

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take

his

as

the

not

undue

was

lordship desire

his

by

of

Day

the

itself

Bishop started from the chapter-room wearing both and his cope and mitre, having crozier

carried he

however, from the

before

bim.

reached to

cloisters

the the have

to

some

"

"

Measure,"

—

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athletic

days

iu

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danger

re

more

to

its

fast

threatened

are

kind

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exercise

bodily training,

ing overstrain, their learn

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an

omnibus-

that

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clerk

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is

him

0.

owner

cue

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groans

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were

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you

you

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a

tipplers for

cure

and

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of

will

you

in a publiehouse country town has the the landlord painted up outside " Good beer sold .here, but don't door, take my word for it."

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the

do is

canvass

tbey the

most

cloth,

Me:

the

commou

who

has

tbe artist's down Oh dear, I am should

it

accidentally newly-finished

ao

sorry.

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I

the

until

:

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smeary

How

wide

a

collar

shall

I

sir ? Customer overcoat, wide that when I pass you it street I cau turn it the up so you

put on Make won't

your so

recognise

me.

National Library of Australia

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evening.

the

not

to ask

ordered

latter it,

but

On

a

Artillery branch

Because

of

to

"

it

Milly doesn't

the

4 4

;

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it

the

new

visitors "

asked,

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said

it

frighten

was

a me

a

bit."

will

Piece Footing. Why is the the most situated favourably —

an

theirs

for

army is

all

making money piece work.

?

and

face

a

?

Dr.

herd's

the

taste

at

and social

his

in

better

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my

17th.

mouth,

day

of:

burn

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to

my

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weight

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,

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and after a time 'I very badly, got and weak I was' afraid to go and would sit in chair a about, quite who I saw treated: me powerless. a-doctor, and then sentume for a time, to. a hospital in Rattleboue where. I. was Place, London, nervous

under

treatment three .for I then put thyself who said -I was

doctor, nervous

debility. while,

little

a

"

in now

suffering

a

I got to work then was as: bad as ever. this way for now years— but never well. worse,

called he

for

Mother

brought bottle

and

I

Messrs.

wall, of a

a -mate medininn

and

Syrup, taking agreed with

After food

my

better, at

Curative

Sergei's a bottle.

me

I found

little

working

to

All

began improve. left and gradually me, the medicine I.was soon

ing with

irom

a short time I.lingered.on

a

Mill -Bailey's, sufferings. told me

mv

first

whilst

1880, and

saw

got loCal

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However,

"About

a

4

is =in husband, die at any time."

and

hut

months, under

better.

no

who

the me, feel

nervous

by

persevering From strong man a I and man, done harder strong work than in life ever before. I have my since kept Mother Seigel's Syrup in the and my wife who was a great sufferer house, rheumatism from and has found dropsy, relief from it than more anything else. If of ever ail anything, my family a few any sets doses soon them right. The statement from which, the foregoing is an extract was made by Mr. William H'H, Anne's carpenter, St. Road ship's 108, London, E. we Now, what is the thing which said is plainer every, day ? Why this getting that almost an infinite number of different results arise from a. single cause. Like the of people in all ranks of life, majority Mr. that

time to been have

this

I have

cured.

been

a

::

"

have

between

.y.ou

Miss

seen

Lizzie

Hill

had in his digestive the seeds organs what when woman, they buy. dress goods, call "the makings"— of dyspepsia. Up to the winter of 1872 it may not have —

or

troubled and much, but the excitement exposure was more than the. system shipwreck bear. We must remember, too, that shocks to the mind or body, or to both, act

him

exclaimed

?"

the

anything and

me

on

going ?"

"

Ladies.

the

send

A

physician's daughter of a new, simple particulars

full

—

harmless

perfectly

all

overcomes

irregularities Post free

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—

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which and

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the

stomach. Who can eat influence -of a great worry or a And if this -worry great sorrow? or continues sorrow it long, always upsets the digestion, permanently impairs or destroys the appetite and thus brings on an on directly when under

ly

the

incurable

dyspepsia and nervous goodness there

Why, gracious of women, under this the

They come

lots

half

dead and

life,

debility. millionr

men,

and get

wesome

Whatever

existence.

may is at dyspepsia Hill and s case, you. called,

of,

apparent

are

crawling in thing England every And it is to them we are

are

to

1

and

year.

their To

to, say

giddiness 1 had a bad

so

the magistrate, replied no, sir, I have not." " look Well, sharp and you will," said tbe author of " Innocents Abroad and that is tbe way he asked the judicial for his daughter's hand. luminary

perfect

arise

oysters,

low,

a

the

No, indeed,"

sternly

do.

fell I never felt before. I effect weak and was;,seizgd state, with.: and a sinking, faintingfeejing.

an

into

through rumbling

Clements

with

what.

,

tion

not apparently sharply, the situation, yet. doubt glimpse of it from the

a

"

quite

from

goeson

culty often

deal more great 4 but it's Yes,'

met

getting inquiry. " Have you seen between Miss Lizzie

you

is

a

said

millionaire,

less

afterwards to bring another :

time he

Judge, rather understanding

iu

serve

cause

and

in his son-iu-law. became interested

anything going on and me ?" " What ? what

the

forgot,

smilingly dear my

replied,

at

and,

sat gazing at of her mother's

one

dignified

anything

He

mv

and

Judge,

family"

GOODWINS.

whilst as 1872, December, acting ship?s on board the steamship Sorrento, (carpenter I was wrecked on the Good win Sands. The shock so great to proto my system was as

vu6

—

been

But

1

then came the most difficult old of his task to address the part " he Baid to the gentleman. Judge,"

ie.comhas

for

very lively, materfamilias

girl

and Aunt

fright, ;

There

.oysters.

;

ing.

a

Drug

the of Darwin, grandfather the in Darwin, naturalist, his seal the upon significant words, Omnia allarisen: from ex conehts things Charles

duce of

looking the fifth

perspiration one way.

was "

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