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and

Gibney West

the

mode of made as to their them I cannot understand. treating natives The food, get good wholesome and with of a few good the exception

Nor%-

Settlers. the

We reprint from pondence West Australian which

tion

duce

on

we

corres

following columns the native

the

ques to repro

unable

were

To

have

treatment

the reading the regarding your paper natives in the North of the

districts.

If

in

have

you

I

the correspondence make a few remarks Mr.;

O.

should have been up here understands

not

a a

seems

up

like

to

after

an

one/foat as hp has

of farces, the greatest .Mission. Bishop Gibney, feels very sore about this, .

do when sat

upon. Aborigines doubtful herding the idea

Bay

doubt,

no

most

people of theirs is

any pet I hope

project and trust that the will to be continue Board as to the good derived from with a of natives lot together of is

experience

Christianising that mission

them.

My

natives

are

than cunning, etc., ever in their native state. they were and his no friends, Gibney Bishop trivial in their have seen doubt, things which to their inexperi pilgrimages, cruel and enced minds seemed very connection with in natives; harsh, more

far

but

if

.

they

things

m

would

not

little

.a

look

light bad.

at

they

half so For the worthy Bishop at a station at a time

appear

should

instance,

to

endeavour broader

happen to arrive was a little when a native receiving in the shape of a wholesome correction few cut's with a whip, he (the Bishop) think the native was Would ho doubt and

treated. cruelly had been the said native the hands on the station

being shamefully this

Perhaps of

cause

half

about, by not bring being kept loafing for them ing in the horses early enough Does the out on the rim. away to be want them tenderly Bishop with on oc spoken to and reasoned these ; if like casions so, he knows natives. I whatever about get

.

to

nothing the a few would savage gentle give make him or with the stockwhip, cuts and consider his breakfast, go without the or that I had done a very proper

of

pitch

Beagle

the

that

thing only understand,

in

as

native

spite

intelligence

Bay Mission

of the erality vulnerable two

of shown

the have skin

their

points,

and through stomach, they must be approached. agencies their

of

cases

wanton

the gen but

and these In

over-riding knocking horses'

loafing,

hunting, with stones

emu

horses,

high

by

natives, natives

north

would the

and wommeras, out eyes in etc., etc., etc., they camp, fighting I must rightly expect to be punished. some have been in this district years, from and have had good opportunities stations of the time to time among

how

judging ancl

I

the

natives

are swear

can

treated, that I

conscientiously seen a single act of cruelty have never of a settler towards a on the part them have seen I "very native. as. punished (the same properly for disobedience, would be) hoy

on

a

station

means

to the owner. instances and the result some

a

white which

and annoyance in No, Sir, the natives are treated too well, is a lot of impudent, of who are the means

and .

fancied police

make and many cause.

stand than

of

natives coming into

do. blind

No,

after,

so

this

leaving

Boebourne to

their

with

.sheep some

to the report grievance who are supposed to go out and' thus trouble enquiries, causing in to the authorities, expense instances without the slightest under settlers The northern far better the native question and why this annual outsiders,

National Library of Australia

oh

little

some

are

still

as

Vide

(

To

Sir,

Gibney's

Bishop

pleasant

answers.

expect to have The board have

that

and

then

be spelled

to

This Is. time they

recover.

the

all

for

man's better

time

a

fid.

is

now

I

charge.

their to compensate salary and privations the hardships must Let one or two undergo.

constables

be stationed in will do more

and they natives in stand

order,

and

seeing brought iu

or

thirty have

are were

coming in the

cattle

killing,

This

place.

any

for,

neighbourhood oivwhatever

was

It

they took

I any good ? of the natives

that

might

whether which pensive, pauses

it it

is

p4soners is

bp

intended.

p unsettles hiju

fo

years

like

the

ago severe

to

north

droughts did not

settlers

there

by not

and treacherous

as they Lordship like to benefit the blacks, to a district where the not the pure (?) corrupted in his remarks he report

dangerous

If his

to be.

are

represented would really why not go whites have minds, as he

with

noticed

shame

and

at

sorrow

There is ample scope for him in east or north-west Kimberley, for instance on the Osman Biver or at I have no doubt the Leopold Banges that if he started a mission he there, would reap the reward he so richly de if he Divine serves, especially tempt Providence by going amongst the harm less blacks protected (?) by the word of His Lordship's God only. shows report from start to finish that he has had little or no whatever experience He evidently thinks amongst blacks. that as these they are all as harmless at Beagle Bay. W ere he to take a trip overland from the Eastern colonies to he would alter Kimberley by himself, his opinion.

Yours,

etc.,

B. WYLIE. Nov.

Boebourne,

28.

the have

the natives others.

is

sins

not

of them

of

the

of

approved

at

treated harshly by unscrupulous masters, eager to make as much profit out of their as labour This possible.

to Bottnest

is

really of the vants.

the

had

pith

of the

treatment

(From

Parnellites

News.)

the

Clare. and destroyed

-were

the at

Many

re

nunihors

r»f

before the desperately injured of police. Mr. Morley, Chief for Ireland, haa ordered the

Secretary Irish Constabulary in

bayonets truncheons. at

between McCarthyites

County

persons arrival

3.

January

occurred

and

Kilrush, sidences

this

to

future,

abandon

their

their only general rejoicing

using

There

is

decision.

of

The Emperor threatens the if the Reichstog Four

rejected.

deserter fire

in

to

firing

and

amidst

intense

there

were

ser

Berlin

his escape. attracted further

soldiers

they

<

a

opened

The

noise crowds of

continued

excitement.

many

j8

pursaio"

of

streets

dissolution Bill

a

Army

soldiers

the

preveut

of the

firing

Although

narrow

escapes no hurt. The civilians seriously at highly the indignant reckless of the duct soldiers. This little cident will affect the Bill

one

was

are con

in

Army

pre

judicially.

The of has

the

agreement

for

through

Italy

renewed

for

five

Waldemar

of has

mails been

to

conveyance the colonies years

the

on

terms.

old

Prince

of the

relative

Czar,

Denmark, a

his claims ing, supporting and hini Throne, askiiig President or first Consul. A Year

at

follow

large to the

French become

to

few

Australians received New. honors. Dr. Brownless, Chan cellor of the Melbourne Univei>ityr and Mr. Sheriff of Adelaide Boothby, have received the C.M.G.-Bhip.

The

Panama

monopolising de Lesseps is his

says political

Canal public

recovering has

scheme

question attention. in health. been ruined

M. intrigHe. Premier, deprecetes

thing

seriously wrong iu in manifestatieq presents

is

He

by the

Loubet, crimiual

members against Chamber of Deputies, many that they were were unaware

pany's

lian|;

has

riot

ceedings

EX-NOR'-WESTER,

Daily

Loudon, A

late

native

etc.,

the

FOREIGN

ef

Yours,

.intercolonial

srelcncams.

whole qestiau

for

purpose It -is ex very the native, perhaps around the town

an)

.jForeign

was

been

anpfchep question as info to

en<piire,d answers the

considerable borne the'

years, brunt of 'the dangers that always attend like the settling of a new district Nor thern Australia, JHis Lordship implies that his report blacks in general are

Regarding about

statement I would

and 'allow any cost, out them to follow their own notions and these did not rites, providing interfere with their work and their masters' It is in the race for profit. wealth that the native servants haYO

.says

of seridfog time,

a

have

cudgels

must

vants

as to they gg.pl being outside, and are food good wholesojpe get are tractable treated when kindly they in of all Bishop obedient, ,gp,d spite The to the contrary.

practice to do

and

Harper

up

be remembered that the early did not go up to the North with the idea in their heads that the natives were to be taught Christianity but according to church notions, they would to endeavour make useful ser

prefer

Gibpey

Messrs.

took

settlers

stock is horribly spearing but is this to settlers,

disheartening wholesale imprisonment to say some gjp sorry

for

Bay

Beagle of

Mr. Haynes who backed up

settlers.

because of It would

by the

when the it

at

with

fight

the droughts occurred of new and country

towards

several of what they than

blacks number

Yule Biver,

been stricter to have justice the surely, destroyed rather than punish him erring squatter his flocks by destroying and herds, which had done no harm. Un have there been, and are doubtedly and according some now, harsh, to cruel masters on ideas, the people's but Northern stations, few they are aud far between, and their conduct

natives

more

at Mission Beagle the Bight Kimberley, by his Lordship, savs "Re v Or. Gibnfev. His Lordship that a hundred times the in the report, him if killed blacks could have they had so minded, but he seems to forget have been amongst the that the whites

J.

any

settlers.

under hand, and it monthly raids

idea

no

retribution,

horses,

gangs to Boebourne,

whom

the

dry grass stock and plenty of put their on, bush food for natives. This explains better than the matter it down putting to an unmerciful Providence destroying the poor harmless and sheep, cattle,

each, district to keep the

forty

to

to

latter

they are always on put a stop to these

will

of

the

once

who

the

him that

plenty

iu

they

person, and

Gibney's

remind

when

for

them,

late con

of their or cattle, sheep, and I think as horses, they were just wicked then as as and were now, just strict with their native servants. But there was this difference in those times, the country not was and overstocked,

give

crease

of

Divine

lose

the police it would be

are

the

and

sheep

free

a

suffered from as just as the last one, and the

they going on

who

that north,

between

paper, other

some

Bishop

say the three or four troopers employed in this work, an in

to

into

itself

behalf

on

until

still

in

are

out

loss of visitation

a

Bishop Gibney, and Bichardson,

un

get knocked up with distances and have

long

travelling

a full will stop, a lew your paper on wish to make the in

insinuating in the

drought heavy

resolved ink and

in. It is at the prisoners rate of Is. 6d. per head, a day, I think for each prisoner. This is to buy food This allow on from stations the road. into lot of money some ance runs a

natives

and seems

question

and extraordinary asser startling made the Nor'- West (to squatters " use a sit slang expression) up" and there were soon a number of people in the field ready to champion both sides of the which in the end question,

bringing

as

I

;

This tion

do well to inquire into, and for the allowance paid to police

times,

and

named

by

issue of the the. Trapon West Bay,

your report

pist

of Providence settlers, on them for their previous cruel treat of the natives -in ment those .parts.

will

is

corres

to

come

was

officer to report energetic the one who will show on subject, neither or fear and let Bishop favour, and other wait for his Gibney sceptics and then we know how shall report, will as it be from a reliable are, things soui'ce and not like one or two others I item the could name. There is one

Bishop

drawn-out

native

a

.

to the public by gentlemen. Bishop started the ball believe,

above

sequent

an

appointed

to have

rolling terrible

If he makes untrue charges class of men like the northern must

the

on

Gibney,

an seasons, Government, apathetic without low of wool, etc., price being baited and bullied by men of Bishop entitles cloth stamp, whose Gibney'shim to as far as I am con ho respect

he

Harper,

the

bad

a

Messrs.

in

Beagle Bay.

Bishop Gibney Richardson,

insert you kindly which I remarks as served subject,

so as of many nearly plentiful, their water all holes are dried up, thus natives to endure the bush causing to which great privations, they quickly succumb, as they are not by any means the individuals some people hardy settlers have The imagine. quite to enough put up with in the face of

settlers,

As the long

between

now

letter.)

not

against

Editor.'

the

I notice SiRj 22nd of October,

had

Editor.

the

pondence

Haynes

there has been is only slaughter the poor wretches among away back, of their natural foods in consequence so on account of the scarce, being and wallabies drought Kangaroos

cerned.

etc.,

26.

Nov.

Boebourne,

The

are

useless

ONLOOKER.

there good ones, of which of the a in few left spite there has been lately among

them.

and

blind,

aged,

Yours,

three

or

thus country, settlers a treat in the matter of

to

natives.

of cousins, aunts, has to be looked etc., of to retain the services

uncles,

two

public their

liberally

supporting

of

Instead

let Bottnest them works in the

to

to

more

allowance

an

prisoners.

board

the

of

mob

loss

cunning rogues, half the natives for miles corrupting is nothing to hear one of round. It harmless sav unoffending, these poor, their threatening employer with ages, and instances have occurred the police, lately

pound

a

the instead

town

enabling

it

might being put a stop a mounted troopers

sending prisoners be on employed nearest

steamer

in

back,

both

or

salary head for

per

Exeter

slaughter |

vicious,

would

for

one

by giving

to,

and and

Rottnest

in

better

Hall people may say them, why not let them go back The answer is to the bush? because simply go back, they won't as it is easier to have rations given to them than to hunt for them, and when it is they are on the station cheaper to than to let them help them feed them which would selves, they very quickly

question.

Beagle

result

;

would

It

food. of flour

authorities

to police fares to

why keep

I sincerely with the apathy connection with

that

native's

a

pay stations.

.doubt

no

for

not

which

thought,

am

fourteen with the

are

fed

to pay

very

hope has no connection of in he complains

a

damper

,

of

few miles from there where

a

months'

I know where I

and and there is no supper, aid about this lot. Government The owner would not be bothered to apply for the paltry that is supposed pittance

that strange Bishop all these personal Gibney has withheld so it rather savours long; experiences It

twelve.

breakfast

subject.

is

of weight, lot long time and lot about this

a

closed

should the on.

letter

.McKay's."

do six

never

the

and every day, of two boys they have never of work since shearing done a stroke all once a day, and meat they yet get of good and tea for plenty

been

.

I

of

out

To

1

back

exception

Editor.

the

they

boys,

station, writing, natives

they appeared.

as

Sir, letters

horse work

the

;.p£,

his time is If he goes expired. to the bush it is often with a very He whole dazed idea of the thing. seems to think it is a very comfortable to be in, and he may place possibly think it the best thing he can do about If some member would to go. back. to the ask for returns as amounts paid

when

is

outcry

.

Bishop

of

pro the

of whom

doing

accepting of the

any little com

gratitude

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London,

4.

January

partners

have

Mr.

of the E. T. Cook, late editer " the news Pall Mall edits Gazette," " is to be called the West paper which minster Gazette." the Mr. Newnes, "

of the

proprietor

Tit

finds

Bits,"

curious of

body inaking

the

made

alarms

Electrical to prevent

.

by

was

dis

have

now-

further

any

Severe

frosts

at

The

land.

Thames

upper: frozen.

are

Heavy

the

Egyptian

place be and a large

cavalry

The

that the of the

starving to the frontier.

the compelling to return emigrants stated in It is openly

St.

military

best

Bakersville

will

resume

his

James,

the

probably

Henry

the

brought

Broken

city.

,

of

the but subscriptions from Adelaide Barrier mines.

Tbe

intends

to resign with

disgusted

hundreds of broke into

Some Carolina

with

charged

to

strung

him

seven

officers,

to

forest,

the

on

a

the

they

sheriff

and

with

repeating but

scene

too

their

the

sheriff

prisoner. They then five of the lynchers dead, in friends retaliated, resulting and the whole party being

killed.

1

Officia statement of the The the Liberator of Building Liquidator shows that will Society depositors 3s. in the .receive pound, bat the share final

,

The

holders.

nothing. four nearly

are

a

.Balfour, Australia.

total

liabilities

Mr.

millions.

Spencer

intends

director,

of

murder

sequent

depression

Mansfield,

Union, charge

on

police

of

to

have

officials

instructions

arrest

to

received Mr.

Millidge. A

has

fire

Hyde

-

mansion

a

iu

and her Ord from the upper

Lady

rescued of by means were

daughter windows with

at

occurred

Park.

a

fire

lion

to

tenders three

Monsieur

French

Berberte, has Berlin,

been

with

Panama

Catholic

The Commercial has

to tribution Sir Edward

T.

the was

the

as

special

Am

recalled

in

scandals.

of the cterk has been Bank Lyonnais the same in connection with

Credit 'arrested

Canal

affair.

Railway Continent

traffic

in

many

of the

parts

has been suspended, owing to is The Thames snowstorms. above and below with ice

heavy blocked Battersea

for

many

Gladstone

visions

of

the 6th.

the

explain

Home

Rule

pro on

Bill

pre Extraordinary to secure are taken cautions being it is that hut rumoured Mr. secrecy, the intends Gladstone surrounding Home Rule Bill with such limitations

February

that

it

of

is

practioally

valueless.

the injured.

tlie

A

to the

January

6.

which gard

thereto

oppose is

to

any

considered the

fact

by that

for

application unfair,

that

his

The

vessel.

bail, re

having Melbourne

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right.

recog of South

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fall

Brokens

in place Tens 88s.,

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rioters

West

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Thursday

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Osborne

fresh

case

Nicholson's

court

to-day. expected.

was

Further

following Rome

are

for

begin

4.

:

Mr. logical

Minohin, Gardens,

Mr. Nicholson committed for

director is dead.

has trial

on

of been a

the

with

This but

;

Running

scale.

is

a

little

there

list

the

extension to the.

eye

if

the

population,

Amerioau down Mr.

£7111 £1335.

Zoo

;

Eggs may

not, strictly but 1 say

formally

under

of

value

forgery. j

£1625;

walnuts, speaking, are. they

review we of £39,907,

other

nuts,

be objected to as orchard produots,

tbe year During imported eggs to tb<

STATISTICS.

9

No.

Census just —Of the

of

issued total

the

deals

Dominion

with

population,

are

Protestants, and Catholics,

religion

:

2,781,522

Roman

are 1,990,465 60,692 Pagans

or

un

specified.

The the

increase

total

out

Leaving

made up

as

of population

was Census some Northwest

previous

not complete, balance of

embracing increase follows

of

Roman

Catholics Methodists

to

Ihis is but cap

political

SOME

Bulletin

since

507,869. returns

fie

32,168;,

475,701

Was

198,483 104,488' '

is

£1439, amount,

a

and French

He urged his co-religionists mentioned to demand the concession of rights con ferred on them by the Constitution.

cultivation),

tidy

it is seen that the Hayter's figures value of imported jams and preserves for the £9815 ; almonds, year reached

5.

charge

.

per

Messrs.

January

only colony included to produce,

bananas, pine that are not

Victorian

in proportion consumption, reached anything like

the

Allen, Goozel, Matthews, Phillips, Box, and Mesdames Howlett and Allen. Adelaide,

for

arc

before

passengers

Albany

are

of pea nuts, quantity not a very formidable of considerable able

revelations

the

the

move behind. Oranges and lemons, which could all be oar own foot grown withiu boundaries, Then there a is up £34,171. modest

Sir

of Tas

Jauuary

Adelaide,

not

is

(excluding kinds other

and

£84,885

succeed

will

Governor

as

Hamilton,

4.

mania.

Mr.

fruit

apples, suitable

Morgan

of

;

occurrences.

January

Importations.

imports is well

by London

that the speech citizens of Canada are which is undergoing oppression, and is similar prompted to by jealousy, that which caused the rebellion in 1837.

tbe imported value. Well, then, in the we review qnd re yea; under imported, tained for our own raisins consumption, to of tbe value £32,721 ; currants, sorts other of dried £60,594 fruits, such as prunes, apples, pears, peaches, bottled etc., £18,112; fruits, £4Q48 2

Sticks and stones were freely were used, and the police compelled to their use With these bayonets. they into drove the Malays the bush. No reason is these for extra assigned

Sir

OPPRESSION.

M.

Premier

which it able things as the following from a Vic extract torian paper shows. Turning to the lat" est issue of Hayter's Year Book," it is our set forth that importations in the twelve months footed up handsomely. It that in all cases the may be explained value of exported fruit is deducted from

Island,

ordinary

AGAINST

cable, December Honore Mercier, exof Quebec, bas asserted in the

that

Catholic

Australia whose

among

between

place

20.

Cleaning#.

Victoria's

arreeted.

were

taken

PROTEST

course

in

yesterday

Races.

Canada '

A

We learn

4.

January

occurred

riots

in

46.

balance

false

great fight bas white and coloured

R.M.S.

the of the illmanager Millidge Starred Mercantile Bank, has been ar His friends are very indignant, rested. as intended for Aus Millidge departing and paid tralia by the s.s. Himalaya, his passage

Fund.

research.

Catholics

further

shares.

last.

A

The

London,

police

a

issuing

February

Hobart, will

years

bagman

leading

;

Australia.

to institute officers criminal proceed Muntz Sir Mathew Davies, ings against and Anderson, directors of the Mercan tile also Mr. the Bank, Mullidge, but Sir and Graham Berry manager, on Oddie will not be prosecuted charges

Bridge.

Mr.

by modern, independ Luther and Protestantism scoffed at celibacy. The Galen who great pagan physician, lived in the second testifies to century, the practice of celibacy the among Christians of his time ; and now, at the end of the nineteenth the century, Catholic Church still the proolaims and advantages of celibacy, possibility and modern science declares that she is

resolution, for his con

Smith Old Bagmen

of mo

Church

scientific

ent,

Associa

Travellers' a

passed Sir E.

thanking

law

Serious

at

The

mil

sterling.

tion

bigamy.

Brisbane,

bassador connection

the chief

bonds a

January 7. for the week from Broken Reports as : Hill follows Pro gave the yields Block prietory ounces; Mine, 170,000 ; Ten, 62,000 ounces Souths, 15,000 Block 14, 12,000; British, 4,000.

iu has broken out severely the Government Departments, especially in the Telegraph branch After a careful the investigation the has instructed Attorney-General

difficulty.

great

/.

of

the cause

of ignorant young people possessed as the moth is lured curiosity to the candle. It is most gratifying to the great leaders find in the English medical profession, supported by the are now leading English medical paper, the ancient of. tbe proving teaching

intends

for

quarters

to

service

splendid

the

Henry Lee

morbid

a

January

his refutes

lure

official

various

Adelaide,

5.

January

but

escape,

5.

Mr. Nichol

Treasury

invite to

amounting

|

Yard

The

officials.

January

his

Melbourne

shortly

5.

i

Bank

Mercantile Scotland cabled

is

approval

6.

starting interest.

great

has accepted of

the

Influenza

visiting

in the expressed of the Vic at the determination city to the Government prosecute torian

General

freely iu

of

one

to point out of harm such Medical Essays

country and foil

the teaching of by emphasising these In a great physicians. English article it out how long leading points in intrust are many negligent parents in the dangers of tho ing their children of lust ; and how that passion passion is " excited loose by lewd imaginings, and sensuous scenes." It talk, also out how " vice is voluntary, points and it is of a resolute only by the exercise self-will that virtue is mantained." It to draw attention the great mischief done among young men by tbe pamph lets of quacks. These pamphlets are baeed on tbe false French teaching, and

6.

in

was

physician,

rality .

The experiment

with

.

"

does

that

January

xvieiDourne,

The

trade.

Secretary has surrendered

a

irriga-

be stopped

propose

farms.

watched

resignation

nised

James Seamen's

feared

a

this

French and Pro fessor Humphreys, of Cambridge Uni are men who versity, prominent medical have also on shown, physiological that the French grounds, physicians were In its last issue our wrong. medical the " Lancet/' contemporary,

of

positions.

January

Melbourne,

by

is

coming

are

State

large

by

the "Evening brought against and " Snnday Times" claiming each. damages against The Treasurer anounces that there is a continually diminishing revenue caused Hill strike and the couby the Broken in

felt

January

Hill,

Government

being

son's

News" £5,000

twenty

who

calling

as

in

first

false utterly was. In teaching he attacks and Dr. physicians.

Henry

shareholders

The Cabinet

been

late

the

rescue

shot and

on

surrendered to the Bennett branch charge of robbing the Paddington Bank two of the Scottish newspapers made allegations the character affecting of the lady of the house where Bennett had been Actions have now hiding.

man

where The

tree.

armed

arrived

rifles!

a

gaol lynch

man

n

When

Ba-

at

They dragged

rape. the

to

prisoner

to

the

Agent-

well-known

Adelaide,

Sydney,

of North

citizens

intending

kersville,

5.

January

is

huve

gales

The Chinaman who was assaulted larrikins at Redfern died to-day.

politics.

London,

four

4.

January

have arrested police the of committing suspicion Annie Morrison.

the

tbe how

unions decline to interfere for of the unemployed relief Unionists,

of

several

southerly the coast.

along

pre-eminent

The

together but his

The

President

old

is dissatisfaction at Mildura, and it water supply will soon

the

them.

Sydney, Tremendous

the

Munro,

Anekland,

war. late Floquet, Chamber of Deputies, his seat. .He is

the Sir

Great

XNTSaCOXiOMZAXi.

occurred

of

of Victoria, rode one hundred to Mount 6 hours 9 miles Gambier in thus breaking minutes, the record.

several

shots procurable, no chance against ngainst

have

auditors

resigned last night. succeed Mr.

war

M.

the

compositor.

states

included citizens of

had

that science, taught celibacy and a danger to health. impossible, This was, of course, flattering to human Sir Jauie6 passion. who stands Paget, false

was

prosecutions.

Munro

Wrixon

cold, to the

very

killed

persons leading

had party the crack shots

is with spring Germany next The Czar is inevitable. personally averse a to war, and proposes personal with the conference shortly Emperor of Germany, but his advisers say that alternative to a revolution is the only

the

Mr.

that

circles

in

Generalship will

contiguous

from

news

and

bicyclist

continues

localities

sheriff

the

are

Petersburg

Bank

Government

include

tionists

Further

The Russian

in

The

to

decided

Science.

During the lust hundred years certain French foremost physicians, among whom was a certain Dr. Lallemand, under the influence of atheistic ideas

member of the bar has leading retained by Sir M. H. Davies and

of Mr. of the leading and Palmer,

Huntley,

6.

January

Every

been his friends.

and

Celibacy

Justice.

ThameB.

defeated.

Germans

of

Western

for leaving Hill.

Broken

Dr. Madden has been ucmipafced by the Cabinet for the of Chief position

announced partner

weather

especially

Captain Pyne, was Egyptians, losses killed. There were on heavy both sides. The Dervishes were finally The

are

from

Australia

Co.

of Dervishes. force in of the charge

.

firm

biscuit

has taken

fighting

the

tween

reaches

miners

Many

Co.

of affairs.

condition

is The death Palmer, the senior

Eng

in of

occurring

are

and

summonses

are Broken Hill shares quoted on the London Stock Exchange at 96s. It is is a expected that big fall coming, as the only a few persons are now working market.

tempts. ::

civil

Melbourne,

present

neighbouring has been dis had progress

a

to the viftilt Considerable when the attempt

covered been fixed

the

Gould

Jay

house

empty covered. b.een

Mr. from

late

tunnel

a

Davies

on

are here Cablegrams being received from Melbourne that a stating special of the committee of meeting the Y.M.C.A. is to beheld to in that oity consider what steps may be desirable to Sir Matthew Davies in the support

the

steal

to

conspiracy

arrested

only.

capital. A

Matthew

Sir

beeti

| >

Presbyterians; Church of England

79,044

Lutherans

17,629

66,692

Baptists

7,244:

All

2,i51

others

The

shows

following analysis of leading proportion denoininations the whole population both'for 1881' 1891:—

Roman

Catholics

;

'

the 'to

aiid

1891. Per cent.

1831. Per cent.

4146

41:43

Methodists

1765

1711

Presbyterians Anglicans

1573 1341

15'64 1335

Baptists

633

68.6

Lutherans

131

106

Congregatioaaliets

058

062

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bishop raised

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religions

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making

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lawn, aud

originality conductor because But soon."

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greater" the effort

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VII.

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says another

Ellen

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track,

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calendar

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Flemington

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Dickinson

Dr.

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to-day discord'

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war it is This jg uot j the other. wholesale slaughter. was foolish True, King Behauziu by. mak enough to provoke the invasion into hear the coast territory ing raids which the French had stpjeu from, him.

are

similar

have

one

useful

a

was there nature toy the

are

beautiful

monument,

Steeple-Chasing

tries

Dabomeyans

:

is

part." of accuracy and the theories in three different definitions

in

-

to

but

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candidates

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Catholic valuable

a

in Philadelphia the destroyed donated by Pius

Washington

revive bloodshed

and

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life."

other

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two

burned

convent

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animal

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such

beef

as opinion of them it deiming made from the wool

one

who burned Charleston.

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testants

army

Africa, with the

for

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tbe

to go about

Iscariot

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1

a

what

food

potatoes human

,

unpalatable successfully is that in the United States to date persecutions up not but by Catholics by

who

"tesfants

pleasant thing frontiersman,

good are

one

iu

or

he will

emphasize

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.

a

two on

.killed

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conscience

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native.

six

America

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soothe

not

easily

.

.

whether

is

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these scarcely

etc. Tbe pig, sheep, of beef to the lean animal belongs to the and the fat kingdom, vegetable Another is of kingdom." young lady " that without opinion eating potatoes we would becomo because very delicate,

is

by

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answers

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could

a

professional joker. have that thought every between the ages of 12 and

experience

to willing charlatans' them for a

information

for

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some

humour

girl

6 would

i

It was Protestants who in. New It burned witches England. who tarred was Protestants and feather It'was ed Father Bapst in New York.!

,

how

see

.to

Behanzin's

King It

Modern System.

In

English

will

cannot

have

in

warfare against of Amazons.

of

about Christianity. anti-Catholic tirades

'

which fact denied. It

intensely bypociitforces of the French the spectacle now Da under Dodds Colonel invading of modern homey with all the resources icul

terribly

Journal of Education" publishes at from the papers written of girls in dom'estio examination

rivalled would

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people be

Judas

to

or

however,

cruel

fol

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unconscious

industry.

will

information than

Arnold

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marble

unspeakably

are

there

truth-Beeker

any

the

were others recovered.

finally

economy.

the of the

tire

never

virtues-,

accommodate One thing

priest

licity

fcestiahts

There is something time and at the same

there

as

to willing consideration. sincere no

Defeat,

were

and jockeys was One man

mass.

of the

recent

in

here and

thriving

a

:

humbugged

churches, Catholic

Behanzin's

the

on

So long

Hierarchy:

that

racers

up

selection

a-

and the Edith O'.Gormans Cbiniquys;. such as they. a wellOn this subject writes as fol known Catholic publicist " J udglows iu an American paper ;— and from the ing handbills, posters the business is. press notices, ex-priest

of the

others

P

simply

Watchmag"

Indian

"

Kirig

but

njured,

truth as ; gospel and Catholic belief,

are

practices

enlarging-

all

on

accom

Persecutors

'are-accepted/ of statements

be

the the

ia

casualty occurred

field

straggling and five

a

killed,

means

been

of certain class bigots, and; India the " Bombay Gqardian"

invariably that Arch

so purple, Kohn bishop may hope to be one iii created the" Jubilee Cardinals

Mr. George Payne wine fermentation the Oaliforuiaji experi who conducted ments, will most probably visit Australia with during the present year, and bring .

the

are

.

will

have

may

in

Results

election,

'in early manhood.; Christianity He is the first Jew by hi tli and descent; who has' been raised to such' a position' The' for Prince-Arch many centuries.

fermen-

'obtain

it

lowing,

is

ex-

...

of the

significance

not of Dr. Kohn. will be. appreciated that in Austria unless it is remembered aiitithere is a strong Jewish agitation. Now is only another form of the: Kohn is a, Jew name Cohen, and Dr. Kohn who was cori-i by birth and education,

More

Chablis." be

shall

the

of

worst

.

becoming,

line.

when, it 9, unanimous vote,

the

a

oc

precedence in the direct in the Cathedral

except The Chapter., met Olmutz on November

on-

State

on

Emperor

the

to

hand, taking the Archdukes

right

nombeing The Arch has prince,

Emperor.

has the title of grenadiers,

bishop'

from, indistinguishable the Case of white wiue we

gladness of detestation

:

up fifteen and piled

tripped

blunt

to

;

near Melbourne in in the first 1885, when Too-Too, falliug of forty-one rank of the field horses,

,

Prince of Archbishop been electe'd. has. The, Arch is elected by the Chapter of his Austriau other Bishops except

bishop

Thus we may. expect to see fed blended wines made from carefully of suit wine musts, under the infiueuce wine comparable able levures, giving

course

sense

result

a

aii'd

feetlog jump of three of another post and rail aud rails double-over post

racing Course,

Caulfield to

,

'

managed

at

our

three

a"

The

rare.

Australian

indisput these able. I n: Americaand England in honour are,, held by a renegades

Archbishop.

Prince

New

Olmutz

:

similarly veritable

about

with

capped

feet

'

are

The

(

in

annexa

seems

wall

inches ; and, and three four feet four inches id order, following more fences and five rail of masonry; The each four feat one inch in height. con of- the strongest fences are possible -bound andbraced struction,! heavily and absolutely and' im with rigid iron; of In the great movable. steeple-chase

,;

and France Germany wiue from called caused in spite o'f the lessened production of the the pest. phylloxera by. spread view of possible But here is a brighter " If it under the new system reBults bou distinctive to introduce is possible solution such as a fermentable quet into more remarkable what jar wort, barley of for in the ease results may be looked These .tiro of a high musts. Australian all the potential contain they quality, of a perfect wine, provided excellence and not spoilt by injudicious they are

fact,

French

stone of "four

a

;

:

the

mystery

and

timber

Grand National"-— all the year-— .the, twice these jumps, have to be, negotiated the distance run and being about three-, see one fifth Few miles. steeple-chases mote than half the horses engaged com-, but serious accidents finish, ing' in at the

low

ances-

,

.

.and,

solid

:

in the ex result missions in that of the conversion should not al we

It

arrears

HE

wine sp closely resulting grapes, the obtainedfrom that resembled usually by that it was pronounced' those vintages of good tvine be genuine 8 to expert have a key to the Here we quality." of soexports of the immense

Macon,

the which

'

A

lis

to)

I

;

remarkablewhat an not a little surrounds odour of Protestant sanctity and ex-nuns., when, they take ex-priests and the Church to abusing the profession Their utterwhich they have deserted.

as:

yeasts

in

to

the

natives. not much choice Frenchmen and

is

that

donbt

Catholic

whose yeast is employquet of the wine In fact, in the fermentation. el in its with fermented wort of case bar'sy Beaune and Chab from obtained

management

the

and

sacrifices

high

j

'

imperfect tation

-

stop

a

will be accomplished, of Catholic tension of Africa and part But natives. many

their,

the wide-maker., the grape-grower to the rose. But there is a thorn The; dame meads which enables the m'anipu.-. of wine into an one kin'd to turn lator him to tarn into good, enables other sol b tion's of wine saccharine; palatable The same other kinds than grape j uice. : Jacqneniiu writer goes on to say that' a have' shown barley and others " must" or a wort, a weak sugar solution, can dried raisins, be' made prepared from flavbufor bou the distinctive to assume

'their

put

among

enlightened, negroes...

Dahomey,

Who

the

to

'of

that

paling

iuclies

'

!

.be

.could,

to

Then

?

of

in

French-clarets.

distinctive

human

never

can

and

fence

;

to

proposes "it'

undertaken

plished.

'occupiers'

im readily the initial to the must, provided parled the con under was. fermentation placed and levures trol of selected purified character.'' of tbe .desirod .varieties

a

through'which

:

approximating

,

natural-

when

it

by. a any rent are even year's due, pressing they for of ..arrears which the the 'pay merit And tenants are unable to pay. utterly of. thedistricts of the in some poorest West of Ireland, where last year many

lqa; far

is

rail

a to tbe horses presented in Buccessib.an, then, tb reo fence each four feet

first

inches; inches eleven four feet a feet of four

for

our

,

it

,

esteemed!

the

are

-

red

li

ghter composition

in.

arrears.

.

obtained

in

in a tenants far from allowing in the reduction

so

for,

the

have no tion of

in

.

"Abqmey.

rail

umph,

and

landlords

:

King

"at

will peiv things go on, however, The weak centuries to come. in be crowded out 'will by .'the strong of Christian' utter principles. disregard tri will nevertheless The latter surely We occasions.even by Biich

their

,

teristics.

Irish

meet

the

is

five

half

was

Such

haps

before

all

-capture of buried

of a just title of the pretence

Christianity there matter

the savage

are

come

out

wiped

that to

spirit,— concession

:

matters)

have

shadow

between

,

composition (so and extractive colour, sweetness, any, desired bouquet aud. charac results, been Similar ..have with a number of other! wiues

regards,

spread In this

;

of vintage cient quantity of suitable .must ,

approximate. Pou illy, or Mon-. ,

Chablis, as .These ;are ouly mentioned, Pror of. .what has been done. command at the time has, '.at levures in suffir the. purified to,

ti'achet.

..vided

closely,

late

;

the

hypocrisywar has been annual to the

supported, people \yere by the the relief works started by Mr. Balfour, their landlords are -on rights insjsting; with and 'threatening ..the, .eviction, who happen to be unfortunate

,

to

as

have

,

;

.levures,

seems:

it

disposed

liberal,

prepared of .productions white wines.. These could, be so altered with, >when fermented appropriate the, for

levures',.

the

by

Commissioners,

that

have simply

them, But

general; of Burgundy

Similar any special type. shown as with the, musts

pore

generons

cases

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must

,

had

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the

,

the distinctive,

have

obligations, forbearance reductions

liberal very the Crofters

means

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intro speedily into duced an npw character, entirely the wine thereby, In the case .produced. was of red wine, for example, it demon strated that was. no in there, difficulty (giying.

the has

in experienced or Ireland for many reach of London Within easy and hundreds of farms vacant;

tenants

,

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to

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two

to

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difficulties

classes

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the Yorkshire and Lancashire of are a reduotion farmers demanding in. rents. from. 40 to 50: per cent. their of In the landlords England many, the the of .recognising impossibility

for quality the. Australian but, .like., character wines, they lack the distinctive and bouquet so much esteemed those .by. who are accustomed to Enropean vin The trials with levures tages. pure, of showed that the for mentation clearly

the

so

depression farmers the

existed,

years. there iu

sound

good,

.

,

long

bad harvest, Great Britain

.

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one the nerves of less physically robust. Whenever he rises to smiles broaden around him speak, on every face and his addresses —

which very ated ter.

on

direct

CONNOR,

Chairman W. A., 29th Oct., allow

a

opposite

which

D.

W.

the North continued the

(directly divides

'point

.

irom

intersects

it

till

produced) block 3-1919.

(if

from

block No. 1691, 48-167 (Dennis),

line

Roadat

ing

block L. Dennis

and

Dempster west

along 1691 (between

of

12,

for ;

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that notified Toodyay hereby a Minor Road, intend to declare with 57th chain wide accordance half (in No. at a 52 Vict., point Sect., 16), starting Road to Goomalling on theNewcastle directly gate upon the boundary opposite M. Bowen's it intersects 47-149 where GoomallingRoad of thence block at through Muggamuggin of till the nearest corner 1698 (W. Hiimber) It

JANUARY

for

seldom

are

are strong with bursts What adds —

long or punctu Homeric laugh the completness very

literally of to

of his triumph in his chosen role is that it is for him to so easy excite amusement— more cor -or, that it is so impossible for rectly, do otherwise, hiinto As in the case of all true geniuses his gift cannot he hidden. He is funny uncon and perhaps never more sciously,

fuBPy

fcb&ft

when

particularly

| ! j

false

to

j |

the

and

the of

wan

to

dispensed fee and

elephant

his

the

audience, the

grace

hippopotamus

or

might

Mr.

we Sholl, say it boldly, is a benefactor. public "Laugh and grow fat" will he a motto easy of observance to West Australians while he breathes this" vital air. !

gone.

though the progressive the country forbids an office long extinct,

Still,

of

spirit

revival

a

new

of

why of

may we Mr. Sholl's

in

not,

consideration

extraordinary merit, create a new one and make him " Fun-Doctor-iri-Chief' to the -Colo And for motto we ny." might —

the

meeting is

Mr. of Northerners.

by

of his

recently joke Sholl at It

most brilliant

of the

one

tions

of a

thought

perpetrated

capabilities

a

surely

illustru-» as

a

farceur

giveu by that gentleman. in of a resolution support Speaking ever

affirming

exquisite

the

of

necessity

abolish

the Aborigines Protection ing Skoll said "He Board, see would like to vote the and done away with altogether, out of the the natives supported general stitution

revenue,

certaiq

affiQlWfc

Act

but

as

provided of

nfoifey

the Ooui-. that a shq\\l,d

expatiating witticism.

comment

might

acteristic

aroma

single its char somehow of the

destroy which reminiscent therefore —

is

this

on

A

strongly and -without, stables further remark we our leave readers to the enjoyment of it. '

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Wednesday

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last.

Dr. the Resident Leppei;, Magistrate and Medical Officer of the Yasse District, died on Friday last from of the syncope heart after a few days illness. On Thursday last the contractor for the Yilgarn commenced Railway, operations about two from miles, Norbham with a stall' of 300 men. Several lists of subscriptions in aid qf the Boys' Orphanage, and, also, some Ree.from. qrd acknowledgements Greenouoh and Now "Noroia aro .'in'; and, will -type, week.' appear next Among the fashionable marriages lately celebrated was that of Mr. G. W: Leake Miss Q.C., M.L.C., "and Amy May, of the late 0. W. May, of St. daughter Peter's Adelaide. College, A young man named Richard Annitage, ,J. employed by Mr. McHenry Clark in the Bunbury branch of hid' cut lus throat business, last Fri drapery from the effects day while suffering of a H e died bout. heavy drinking on Sun day morning.1 The members of the Perth Catholic Young Men's Society will hold their halfi this yearly meeting Business evening. Consideration of the half-yearly report and balance sheet, and election of officers for the ensuing term. A full attendance is requested. In our last issue wo announced that Mr.1 G. Roby Woods was stricken down by He never paralysis. regained conscious ness and expired on last. The Friday funeral was attended, the deceased largely held in high esteem. as a good son, being and an honest, man. upright The goods shed at tho Central Railway Station ivas broken into by thieves on night last, and the cash box, which Friday contained about £50 in coin and cheques, was abstracted. On the liiorniu following the cash box was found in the Station The which grounds. formed cheques, the bulk of the were still in money, it, hut the gold and silver had been removed. Mr. W. L. Baker, M. L. A., who repre sented the division of East Kirnberle'y, died on Saturday afternoon at the Federal1 Hotel, Fremantle, For some time back be had been suffering from and pleurisy bronchitis, and was much weakened by a recent attack of fever and ague, but it is. that quite probable death was move the result of an accident immed'ately the deceased which befell gentleman on Wednesday of last week. While descend the stairs of the ing Hotel he Cleopatria missed his footing and fell to tho bottom of the flight. Ot\q of tho ribs was broken, and the lung lacerated while tlm fall a caused great shock to the system was deceased (R years'- of age. His, proper ty, which is considerable, goes, to- Mr of XVatkins, Queensland, hia onlyYSkvfve m Australia.

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est well assign him, Dulce desvpere and no for the vest more, would hardly apply. We are moved to these remarks

by

from

most

'

his shadow never less grow What shall be his reward ? In a merrier madder and in time, another land, he might have aspired to the cap and bells and a position near the royal person in some gay Court ; hut those are days, alas,

May

!

'

without

;

airy

,

frain

Saturday

full giving whim. waggish

cranks

.

his This

the Guildford schoolroom and Thursday next.. The bazaar in aid of the Boys' Orphan closed on Wednesday night. age, Subiaco,. The takings amounted bo about £260. On Sunday morning last the body of a Mrs. Pinker was found in the floating Canning River. From Albany we learn that the death of Mr. Aleandor Moir, one of the earliest, settlers of the occurred there oil district,

him

before whose

aphorically, in gambols envy.

j

Bazaar

in

sense

'

the true Shollian humour; it is the genuine coin bearing the stamp which declares that can come it. from no baser mint. But we re

on

being

peculiar

a

his

is

H

initiative. reward, and of his own as ban be opportunity Unbending, the awful of made, from dignity the he is Senator, always met prepared to disport himself,

eye.

native talent for strong For years past an ai dent at the lofty shrine of worshipper has been con Momus, his devotion In whatsoever sistently repaid. " assemblage he appears, Laughter

NOTICE.

Roads

and No

proper of it.

prevents to swing every His " quips and ton1 wiles" are without public

to

try

par excel a This is but well merited. proud distinction, Such greatness some have thrust hut Mr. Sholl has them, upon achieved it exertions by his own

holding

TOODYAY

.''

purpose, and

iniquity

;that else in

anything as humour,

pride

drollery.

Perth.

Limited,

of Christ

plagiarism

known

entirely author

having before your for those who combat Pius IX.

he is unapproachable. those who figure largely he is, by, general consent, man. lence the funny

aided

to

Australia

Swan Brewery

the

for

Stout,

and the.

of

Society

to

attended

Medal

Ale

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per

prepared

your

resist

to

unlike

is

fact,

and

standing. of speech

singularly fresh, u&d unconventional and possessed exprfepion, a and facile Mr. of; graceful wit, Sholl is ever ready for any emer the pro gency that may confront " He fessed touches jokist." nothing that he'does not adorn with the play of a humour that owes

world

.of

V

affording vigorous vehicle of

Holy

know of no more diverting speaker than Mr. R. Sholl, M.L.A. As a humorist, in a certain style,

doz.

promptly

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4s.

indefatigable spirit with good,

in

acknowledged thus with a style

nothing

l&ecorti.

undaunted

name

Epiphany.

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all parts reserved.

JJAZAAR jgAZA

!

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but ambi praiseworthy tion is much facilitated very by the fact that as a result of assiduous lie has acquired practice of the dialect complete mastery " known as a not dialect slang"

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to

shilling

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A BAZAAR

School,

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towering

FUND.

of That

enterprise own," is in purposes." imitable. How fine the wit! choice the Hqw phroseslogy What breadth of" view,, generous and accuracy cf statement! This

..

1893,

of

support

political

St.

20th,'

afc

in'

enterprise

little;

louder give spectators to their expression approbation and he ably seconds her endeav ours. The attainment of his

in aid of the

WELLIiNGTOK" STREET, F.

Irwin

Hall,'

JANUARY

JJAZAAR

Eastern

GLOBE

any and

Scales,

Bar

80.

THE

in

Entertainment,

Patrick's

Admission— the Hall.

Leading

of

The Globe No,

Gold

of

little

Beagle' "Bay/: ://iF was advisable. He it thought would be better to the place, in the hands of the Secre money of State than in j;he hands tary a of Government to be used for Note the points.. political purposes." " A certain "a private gentleman,"

champion comique in- some', arena— in that of the House, perhaps where a more perhaps in another and the motley garb is affected

SOCIETY.

PIANO

Stock.

addressed

9 evening.

Miners,:

Musical

the

Saloon

may

Parcels, Letters

Telepbne

in

worthy

Country

Grand

equal to

aro

and

Room

for

C.Y.M.

pERTH The

St.

Spirits kept in

only

Billiard

Glasses

FRIDAY,

arrangements sanitary first-class house any Eastern Colonies.

Wines,

the

malte in while

their home the City.

Magnifying

to

the

assume

Board

Aboriginal private 6\fn\

encircling

to

well

quantity.

Jerger are buyers Gold Compasses,

Upwards.

7

con-

"

will

be

to

&

1

;

as

upset

:

.

be

will

£

.

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purchasers.

from

.

.

THE

suit

Hours 9 to 5 Daily,

Office

throughout.

to

completely toattempts

air aiid tone sagacious impressive serious statesman. to of, the But, Sholl bare do Mr. this justice, As a rule lie happens hut rarely. the inevitable quite freely. accepts Nature intended him to evidently the enviable of position occupy

CottagesLand! Land!

On terms

gravity

so

uptime, of his

.

and

the

is

no

/

.

and

Houses

provoke,

be put aside for the benefit of the -he was iv' so certain aboriginals in view of tlie communication they' read in the newspaper a little time where a certain ago, igentleman asked for from the money

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situated

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description HousesBoarding

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MTWit®,

v.

can j

Station.)

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of very

Businesses

Kail way

char-;'

never

At

hilarity:

however, .

Central

to

sure

is

avoid, roarious

Perth-

Hall,

SALE.

FOR

,

the

he

j

STREET,

opposite

touches

!

Town

Opposite

PEKTli. (Immediately

.

subject,

those

with'

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acteristic

Chambers,

him

by

A

so.

appear solemn

.

HOTEL,

Swan

delivered

most

1

GLOBE

speech

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to

the

on

.

BUSINESS

not

anxious

AND

LAND

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An inquest was held on Monday upon the infant child. It was body of an that the child while proved conclusively in the care of a Mrs. Thomas died from and the jury returned the pure inanition, verdict The infant child of following Elizabeth Cox died from and starvation, the parties are Mrs. responsible Thomas and Elizabeth Cox. :

Of

large.

the

course

time

would

come,

and

he personally thought everyone believed not far distant that the time was when whole Western the of Australia into two Tho would be divided colonies. at too was to be colony present large from governed Perth, and in the interests of both portions of the colony it would be a in a when the north was good thing posi tion to take upon the itself management of its affairs. It true the own was colony had been borrowing money to a great ex and as tent, might he expected, the prin of the loan had been money cipal part Still he did not think spent in the south the north had been altogether neglected had their and the Government recognised before Parliament as brought requirements northern members. Still the time by the when the question of the division must come of the would have to be considered colony have to hear its fair when the north would loan the He of money. portion thought ihe movement was a good one, but while in the colony he hoped they they remained wouldall work in the interests of the colony .

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BUNBURY.

few

tvif.li

day advances

nf

UIqIJU

the

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Vnif.

vnm

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disappear. is rumoured here that Mrs. It. of Perth, has purchased the Wimbridge, for Hotel the sum of £2,300, Wellington and that she will conduct it personally next. from the 1st of March

Association The Bunbury Progress held annual meeting on Thursday evening the following were last when gentlemen elected officers for the ensuing year Mr. T. J. P. President, Hay ward, Mr. W. J. P. Vice Presidents, Spencer, Mr. and D. A. Secretary, Mr. Hay Mr. E. M. Clarke Marshall Treasurer, and Committee, Messrs. Moore, Baldock, The instructed to Port. Secretary was write and ask the Director of Public Works to sink a shaft on the Collie coal and raise 50 tons for a prac field of coal test. to tical Also for a trial be survey made with a view of a constructing to the Collie area. .railway

Christmas

A somewhat case, interesting especially court to clergymen, wa3 heard at the local the on minister, Friday when the Anglican was Rev. Jos. Withers, summoned at the Geueral for of the instance Registrar a at performing marriage Boyanup on between Thomas 17th Sept. last Trigwell Hurst the banns and Ann Elizabeth in been published con Bunbury having of the Ordinance. to the jn-ovisions trary —

circular

a

which

sent

was

G

T

to tell

was

a

of this

meeting

a

self-evident

unless rights. he

in

fact— the

would

the It

past.

so,

of

district

time

was

should

along the

and

cargo, Northern

to

of stock

otherwise

guard

interests

as

any way sacrificing of the those southern The colony at large."

'

increase both for

transport

in

a

it

But

of

pared whole. them

necessity

f

that

of

carrying

that that it

was

the

this

north

this

the

resolu

hoped

the

the

him

of

to

various

the R.

exercise

discretionary

Sholl, to

wished

it

member

selected

power

a

certain

in

dealing

coming

matters

before

M.L.

A. said he in noway understood that any would by the association

be

but there must be soiiie delegate, the north, questions particularly affecting such native and it would as the question, of policy that he only be in these matters would be and not in matters of bound, a

detail. Mr.

A Forrest, MLA, moved itself pledges the advocate expenditure assist the 'northern mining the improvement of roads,

of the

offering

bonuses

speaking

to

he

might

"

that vigorously

for

this

say

most at

once

of

monies

This to to

industries by and harbours, well In sinking." important proposal that he considered

the

a

of to assist these expenditure money industries It was absolutely necessary. would be the duty of this association to see that they were with ac provided proper commodation for the different harbours. matter of The next importance was the for well bonuses which he pre sinking, sumed would be the main route along from liorth to couth and on the mining centres. They all knew that at present no made in the Kimberley had been attempt to water for district provide travelling stock. At the present time there were between and thirty thousand head twenty of fat the two in avail cattle Kimberley's and able for found sale, yet they ho at to for made facilities tempt provide for northern stock along the travelling roads.

Mr, what

R

motion. Mr. that

Sholl

offering

did

not

bonuses

quite for

meant.

understand well sinking

further The Chairman said to save dis the cussion he would rule that resolution to tho applied especially mining industry. The resolution was amended to read w and of water on and between a supply obtaining the various of "and instead goldfields," offer bonuses for well sinking." The motion as amended was tq. agreed Mr. "Wittenoom moved This meeting is of opinion that this association should urge the necessity upon public opinion of the extension actively of the promoting "

:

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.

R Sholl, could like to

he

MLA,

not

was

this

support

so

;

.

v

,

certain

resolution. done

He away with the natives altogether out supported of the general but revenue, as the Constitu tion Act provided that a certain amount ;of be put money should on one side for the benefit of the native aboriginal he was not so certain in view of the communication read in the they newspaper a little time where ago, a certain gentleman asked for from the money Aboriginal Board in of support a private of his own enterprise at Beagle it that Bay, was advisable. He would not support the resolution it as would

the

see

vote

and

stood.

The resolution Mr. EF Darlot, the

association

the

.

association

principle further, should remember was an try to integral of the because while part whole, they were a work as a colony, and colony, they must to endeavour consider themselves as a whole. with They were not dealing the and be separation at present question it would he to the prin thought foreign of the to ciples meeting if they refused of the whole. consider as a part themselves Their object h<?uld he to in everything and pf the protect guard the interests north gs a part qt' the colony. but at the same time, uqt £q inconsiderately infringe the of any of upon interests other section the community, because they must bear in mind if the that they alienated publie sympathy of the cojony they would not ac much. complish The Northern party ought to be a strong one, and if they bear that would in mind they must work and

allow

amount

be

these

the

on

by moving

seconded

M'Kay

L.

more

M.L.A. Richardson, did not that suppose

would

Mr.

steam

and diverse antagonistic. be pre differences they must to sink, and consider the north as He would even try to impress upon

much

say

resolu in bound it or the Associa tion way any that tion to the opinion it was absolutely that a local man should necessary repre-. sent the district. It was that only this all other the local men things being equal, was the with which he (the best, speaker) was in accord. The perfectly general council such a would in no way inflict pro to their as gramme upon representative make a man a mere or but delegate tool,

with him.

and such

protect

or

R.

Mr.

whole, but without or infringing upon districts

could

meeting

mail ser and other

and

he

Mr.

sometimes all

interest

tion.

very the

speaker said he had much this reso very pleasure in proposing lution. In there so was one doing great he would like to impress the upon object and Northerners upon meeting, they must extent united. be to some If they per too local interest to prevail mitted much too much of the and allowed parochial element to enter into their politics they would because it must accomplish nothing, be the northern remembered, interests were

much

and he would conclude question, this resolution. (Applause.)

;

facilities vice and

the

of the people of the north,

took

t

|

thought

the

think

they interest

Local requirements

particularly

not

he was

men.

the

think

he formed

general council the of object

a

also, the coast,

and south—

it

when own

for

;

;

fact

He

when

general

allow should matters political to occupy a of their attention larger share and that to Parlia see men they returned ment who them and would represent interests endeavour to look after their to the best of He did not their ability.

had in

.he

arrived

which he did in politics,—

committees, in being to promote Northern whether terests generally, pastoral, mining commercial to the or pearling encourage cultivation of and tropical semi-tropical to assist the initiation of cheap products lines and or railway tramways, telegraph works

of

constituencies. had

north

idea

men

said

in

desirable,

better

a

of their

association

harbour

had

men

neglected and demanded they combined That they had the power to

consist

was

secure

northern

the

by

He

when

North

be

of Northerners

shall

it

to

Association."

that constituencies, necessary in their could do. so, should local to return purely try

which

the

of

thought

nor

i

.

settled

as

programme Council

round

i

"

local

:

"

agreed to in M.L.A., moving the when The Association

was

resolution : formed pledges itself to endeavour to of either a return Parliament to the or men pledged support

something

kind

that

motion Sholl R.

next

After con Northeners,

to

association

of

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had not the slightest doubt, but be united in order to have they must any in the counsels of the He weight colony. did not intend them at that to detain period by making any further remarks, except to the main of the say- that object meeting to form a Northern was united party. (Applause,) Mr. M L A, moved the fol Richardson, resolution This lowing meeting is of has arrived that the time when opinion an

during

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Greenbushos A month's account of the

suicide occurred attempted The victim is the week. a man named who was in Armitage, young the employ of Mr. McHenry Clarke as a at assistant. He was the store living and on going into his Hotel, Wellington of the store in the for the key room one of his fellow employ e'es morning in on the floor a found Armitage lying cut. The with his throat pool of blood to the was matter immediately reported the man was found They quite police." for asked his motive jjnd when conscious, deed /lie said ho committing this terrible used was an old The weapon had none. was jagged, pocket knife the edge of which the unfortunate man and it is stated that to an hour was trying accomplish quite no but his purpose, pain. experienced He literally tore the flesh apart and broke a horrible his windpipe, leaving gash. in and sowed up Dr. Sampson was called was sub the wound. The patient under Dr. Lovegrove's sequently placed at the Government Very care Hospital, of his little if any entertained hopes are He died on Sunday last. recovery. case

to

future their

things are The Acting (Mr. Mining Registrar to visit Gibbous) paid a short Bunbury He is held in very the holidays. during and all others by the miners high esteem with whom he has become acquainted, to his and his permanent' appointment hailed with would be position present satisfaction, by those general especially interested in the welfare of directly A influential and Greenbushes. very memorial this numerously signed having forwarded to in view was recently object the Government by the miners. A here

S

Sholl,

;

whole.

a

The Mr.

Bush,

R

been neglected probable they

very on granted and holidays consequently the at present, fields quiet ou was

H

Sholl,

E

be done to concentrate the thern in other. some or party way thought it would be hardly necessary

;

are

R

as

Mr.

being

.Mr.

on

fairly

gentlemen

forty,

Hassell,

a

A

ought

.

exemption

was

tnem

dis

north

the district premises

months

sulting they

;

Tinfields,

about

R

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Burt

some

;

from favorable.

There

ILC,

A

in Club

Weld

amongsu

Messrs

C,

answer

its

accounts

L

the

W Traylen, Richardson, and Forrest, M.'sL.A. Letters of apology their for absence, but expressing of the of the approval objects meeting, were from Messrs. A S Cameron, received J Bradshaw, J Collins, T G Withnell, S. R L Elliott, H A L H Spalding, Darlot, A W F W H T Edgar, Monger, John I E Emanuel, G H Mansfield, Monger, W L Baker, W H Cusack, and J and W in the Bateman, all of whom are interested North. Mr. Bush voted to the was chair. said The Chairman that, as most of them this were aware, meeting was being held in S

,

latest

old

present,

of

interested

the

Hooley,

Darlot, Simpson,

The death is announced of Dr. Lepper, Resident and Medical Officer, Magistrate He had only disease. Vasse, from heart to his been confined room a couple of for, Dr. Lovegrove of Bunbury was in days. at Much attendance the time of death. with Mrs. sympathy is expressed Lepper m their bereavement. and family

The

others in

Saturday morning. good attendance,

clouds

;

and held

was

flm

no V

of residents

meeting

tricts,

the weather The mornings

days

cool.

eirrrvcj

fT&WAJ.

WWVtWJ

NORTHERN

A

'

the

oro

A

named Joey was brought last week he having shot left hip accidentally.

past has been delightfully

During

OF

ASSOCIATION.

An aboriginal into Bunbury himself in the

.

COUNTRY

NORTHERNERS

OF

MEETING

;

and and

necessity, to

was

agreed

MLA,

urge of

to.

moved the

upon

"That

Government Royal Com

appointing thoroughly into inquire the This question question." had been brought very before prominently the Gov ernment in the lately There newspapers. was no doubt that the depredations of the natives in the. north were assuming very large proportions. Almost every day they heard of some fresh and outrage, in fact now the.natives had even taken to spearing mission

a

native

Mr. in

R

Sholl,

seconding

that

it

was

should

they

MLA, the

only have

had

resolution. to just

much the

pleasure He thought that havintr

settlers of

an opportunity investigated. The Royal com would also have to consider the the lives and ect property of the eUlens0' The resolution was agreed to.

the

matter

mission

"

moved— Thafc the Govern be G,0C5 asked to make the bonuses for dog tails to applicable the whole colony He explained that while the dogs were de m the stroyed in the cattle sheep country, they weyp taken no .notice of. CrTvu t-J10 resolution was agreed to. Mr Twlen, MLA, moved--" That this appoint a sub committee Noting tocarry ant the of this objeQts with power meeting, to draw up rules and regulation's for the guidance of the association, which rules are to he submitted to a general meeting io be ment

"

field

on

Monday

next

at five

o'clock,

and

""lowing

gentlemen be the committeeMessrs A R Richardson, G T Simpson, F E F Wittenoom, R E Bush, and Darlot, tho mover. The resolution was agreed to. After a vote of chanks to the chairman the meeting adjourned qptil Monday afe

5p.m,

-

in.

at

to the

Railway

rapid

a

as

,

months A" about old, the of Mr. C. Birch, of Perth, was daughter found dead in a bath tub on Saturday last. The poor little creature was under treatment for disease of the heart, and it is while over supposed that leaning the tub it was seized with a fib and fell

and north north of importance increasing industries mining pastoral may The he warrant." mover said thought there was no doubt in minds that their in further communication the railway More north was reasons now important. existed extension than for; its existed at the line time the Mullewa was thought of. It then on the depended almost entirely it now had added the pastoral industry, their to the and goldfields, development of its success. Besides the suc certainty of the cess mines, heard of they lately the of large lands in the discovery pastoral interior. It was described as a magnificent belt of pastoral to country running away the south and south-east. There was no reason there should not why in the future similar he inland towns to thoso in the other such Bonrke in as colonies, New South Wales. Once they got the railway out to the mines it was only a step of 100 or 200 miles to get to this pastoral country. It in future in them might justify years, to the other going through and if colonies, it there did, would be route a stock thither. He he thought might say that as these were sufficient to parts settled, warrant the line being constructed, they would have no opposition from the Govern ment to it being done. (Applause.) Mr. H S Darlot seconded the resolution which was agreed to. Mr. Simpson, MLA, in moving that It is desirable in the of interests the colony detailed that and distinctive returns be furnished to Parliament exhibit-, annually, the and ing receipts on ac expenditure count of revenue and loan moneys in con nection with said the North," any gentleman to arrive at endeavouring any equit-. able basis of the calculation of the revenue at the North, and the amount of expenditure and from revenue loan moneys had been met with innumerable and obstacles, it to was this enable information to be obtained that he moved this resolution. The North was rather an indefinite term, and he hoped before the meeting terminat ed they would have a more exact termina tion of it. With to these objects regard he understood this association was to be established with the idea of insisting that the of the great industries North should have their proper proportion of the money available for the enhancement of the in of the dustries colony, Mr. S J Phillips, MLA, moved "That this association the Government urge upon the necessity of the abolishing Aborigines Protection This Board." matter bad been before the Legislative Assembly and it ap to him peared when strange that the was colony granted responsible governmeet that this Board should not have been;' to the handed over Colonial Parliament In fact it seemed that the Imperial Gov" ernment in to place this matter in refusing the hands of the West Australian Govern ment cast a reflection on the colony. A Y Hassell, Mr. MLA, seconded the Mullewa east the

,

:

18

child

to shoulder, he shoulder thought they must accomplish much(Cheers.) Mr. J Edgar, seconded the reso formally which lution, was by Mr. supported MLA. Traylen, MrR Sholl, with MLA, quite agreed the mover of this that it should resolution be thoroughly understood that the associa tion now to be formed was in no proposed to the southern way antagonistic portion of the colony. the north remained While a portion of the must work colony they for the best interest of the colony together

.

Three witnesses were called for the whose evidence wenc to show prosecution, that none of the four conditions under a which be celebrated marriage may to the Act according had been complied The defence set up was that it was with.' where the banns were quite immaterial pub lished according to of his interpretation the section of the Act, and stated that on of the occasion his second the marriage banns were at and published Albany at the Williams, also and he was married 30 miles from the former His place. had Worship stated that he (Mr. Withers) to a perfect the Act in his right interpret own but if he did not do so rightly way, he must put up with the consequences. His Worship committed the defendant for at the trial next which sessions, quarter are to be held on the inst. in 18th bail allowed for £100, Bunbury, being himself at £50, and two sureties at £25 each. Messrs. D. A. Hay and Jas. Moore were the sureties taken.

'

Thb 18 resolutions, by a joint prepared committee of both Houses of Parliament, be based the acceptance upon which will of the proposal of the Midland Railway were Company to complete the railway, the committee in passed through stage the Legislative with amend Assembly ments on Monday night.

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can

a

living

to

something

be

to

continues obtain

still

turn

was

field

little

claims of water poses,

and

cheap

and is

there I

and

the

plenty pur and

plentiful

continue

to Condon, good road now sunk at the having a well the only thus with doing away

and

are

almost

few

out

crushing

,Co's.

look

matters

.

There is a very good road expensive. Creek to Condon, except from Bamboo one where it passes through the place and I hare let a contract range, great, at that will for a cutting place which

SHOOTING

TIIE

with

is

being lease1 and claim holders stone for the getting

nearly

of

being

busy Good

very

battery.

and command

scarce

the

good

Bar

Marble

business

was

I

when left, chiefly, to the near approach ing days. Upwards of twenty for here, but been applied have since been abandoned slack

owners

the

early

I of

ing

party

sat

a

about disappointed of for machinery

being arrival

The

Company's Coongan has been runuing since July machinery the returns last with very good results, crashing.

from

ranging

4os.

to

loz.

to

the ton.

as much as large parcels giving but as the company have, several 3oz.,' to do much mines they have been unable for as and a the public yet, crashing is much plant required. crushing public and men are very 6carce, Good miners

Several

of

plenty There ment and

plenty and well,

of water

the

get

and

visitor

"

number, and fired. of ear

The

new

'

weekly crushings now With thp mill about thirty averaged

as

and Ward, Ward's hat.

took

fired

this

bullet

secured a Schultse, with the aid of which, piece, the rescue he hopes to effect

in 1

with

6hot.

another

to

managed into

get

SCENE

;last,

Mi'.

that

the

those to

at

get

it

week

,

the

debate

He but

ing wish

to

the

belief,

"he outside,

put

a pity after hav had no

Government

but

through course.

his

as

forward people

Thursday was

Treasurer

it

Midland

on

it

rush theresolutions House, should adopt this did not forward put this said

does that

as

in

you

And

I

what

I

:

say

not

it.

say

which

was

Mr.

DeHamel

Mr.

A.

No, no. That

:

Forrest

what this

the He own

was

colony

of

recess,

Bill

a

to

the

Estimates :— £759

Secretary,

Agreed to. Agreed

to.

Gaols,

;

Prison,

£7,672 10s.

£1,567

of

Stock,

£1357.

£8637

10s.

Agreed

£380

10s.

£4633

;

to.

In

Orovernmenb

'Gar-,

Agreed

10s.

Agreed

Charitable

;

to.

10s.

£12,864

lid.

Agreed

to. :

Central

Board

of

£100.

Health,

Agreed to. The House adjourned

a

at 55

p.m.

I

what

is

:

Gov

the

the

on

Native

dens, £321 Defences,

to

of Crown Lands that told a lio, you was said outside

the

:to

to.

Registry,

a

ask you

must

and

Educational, is

agreed

to.

is

it

of

existing amendments there

15s.

Agreed

lie. '

'

GOVERNMENT

said.

Mr. did

The

DeHamel:

not say and I

lies,

to

ordered The

He

so.

he said

was

a

that

of Crown

Bands

said

was

Local Court. Local Court sits on

:

The

Treasurer

Colonial it

Committees understood.

was

really to that stand, come into the

should

statements

the

on

the

iti

authority the

Colonial sumed

he

hon.

A.

Shollf

Mariners.—

Port

Office, —

from

light about

flashing visible

from

direction of a large

every

sunset

nine

miles

to in

seaward

from

the

vessel.

Roads Boards. Arthur Roads Board 7th' F. Hare, Election, inst. J.P., appointed to be the Officer to do

COUNCIL,

5th.

January

:

,

poop

Thursday,

Roebourne A. councillors, R. T. Bumside.

1S92. December, The light-ship, been repaired, having is now re-moored in her former posi the of Port tion iu roadstead Louis. is She and painted white, shows a

SUMMARY

I

re-

duties.

12th

Mauritius,

white

LEGISLATIVE

and

Barnett, has

official

Hill,

to

and last

future.

Dr. Fremantle,

Pearce; P.

Notice

of some member

in

&c.

Fremantle

second

Elections.—

F.

sunrise,

I

the

month

various

his

Mayor,

in him let him name man. But for the hon. member to come and asperse his character there, scandalous. was, lie thought, perfectly

PARLIAMENTARY

each

Municipal

one

decency

any

.

5th.

The

Appointments, Surgeon,

said

the hon. member House and make

If

street.

said what

beyond

in

Monday

outside

of

JANUARY

THURSDAY,

he be

lie.

thought ought

had the

telling

it.

what

The Chairman that was what he

one

was

again ask that

must

withdraw

No,

I

GAZETTE

member

hon.

said

Commissioner

J

The

i

the Assembly DeHamel said

Colonial stated the

DeHamel

him to withdraw The Commissioner

get

PARLIA

in

:

tell

that

£23,942

Agreed to. Rottnest

1

IN

on

I

:

Eastern

to.

Inspector

DeHamel

the

during

10s.

name.

be

sum

moved

committee Colonial of

Police,

ex

imprison away and hur

Act

Act

the was

£937 10s. Audit, £7962 Medical,

the

at

time. moved, in

the drafting and amend

Agreed In

Offenders read a first

motion

should

Office

was.

forward.

j

aim

MENT, During Railway,

his Mr.

said outside. Mr. A. Forrest

|

town,

ANOTHER

Tell

him

Bring

'

The

time.

some

for

Quinlan

stitutions,

went

were

in

:

man

Mr.

fowlinghe says, of his

Shots

Mr.

to.

lie.

the

mutes. Meeting Ma6Bey still patrolling the river in: men. charge of tbo other Smith fired |at him, and Massey replied

dissent.

Municipal

.

chair

Treasurer, the Government

The

without ernment

said in

order

the

expend improving

in

£230,000 Railway.

you.

Committees not

to

authorised

consolidate

the us

kept

named

you show

will

was

.

.

death,"

I

Colonial that

undertake

was

'

then Massey for the the fishing prisoners party remainder of the night. Towards day Smith light managed to get away and, of a farmer proceeded to the house

throngh

ried

when their year, doubled. be at work they have per

i

the just passed named Allen. men, another of them at

named

ed

will

tons

of

one

The

can

DeHamel denied that he motives. He imputing only told Premier what was said outside, The Treasurer Colonial Who

bullet

of the

one

Massey

''

hope

by

condition

to

month.

'

men

or

Watch,

then

ex

1

They

out

say

Speaker p.m.

committee,

He

so.

6th.

took

The Aboriginal Bill Amendment was

he

Mr.

that he scythe. Suspecting ran to their com mischief, they named who had just a man Smith, into the tent. Massey followed calling

230

Forrest) telling

was

Well,

of

member motives

hon. imputing

and

after

(Mr.

member

Chairman

the j

hut and went about a mile off to a bend in the Murray, where tliey camped lor Three of the party were the night. on the bank of the river and noticed the fowling approach of Massey with a rifle,

and

The

be

remarks,

He

up. hon.

-Forrest: and outside,

The

fish

occupied

helpless

hon. and

(Laughter.)

of the

survey

middle pf this machine area,

and

the

hut

His

assembly. January

Friday,

it. :

A.

come

keep

"

BamP engine employed. present to work by the

Mr.

him,

to

utmost

has

granted a adjoin and party' to Francis ; ing the to wnpite, from Sydney is expected and Mr. Francis bat with a ten-head stamper .shortly; have The Company Coongan tery; another mill, Huntingdon imported be able to work with .which will they the

on

although Massey did his there. him Having, as the thought, pacified Massey, and left Rowan Massey in the

rescued

changed

plentiful

Geyer

leases,

the

commence

about

can

good wages. the Govern are

Mr. the

surveying to

ia

provisions

cheap.

fairly

pected townsite I have

at

employment

is

'finished

work

their

understand

who

the

to remove Massey proceeded the burning and succeeded tire, the efforts of the in. doing bo, despite others to liira. When Rowan dissuade in the was the fire visitors actually

retired

have few of them on account

this

in

legislative

what

lies, telling hon. member

the

and he said so again. DeHamel did not Mr. said what was said outside.

arrest

After the

to

was

agreed

I

:

lies,

(now under

Rowan

rade,

holi

a

he accused arrest) Rowan of stealing his his mate, watch, who sat in a chair but the latter, near too to -take was drunk the fireplace, of the accusation. As notice any

ow

the

character. went

Massey

meant

leases

that

man

A.

bolstered Paid the

then

j

rather

think,

second

he that

and

not one of the 18 resolutions contained in the report had been considered.

said.

repeat The

said.

as

Bill,

Council,

submitted to the proposals by the Midland Railway the railway! Company for completing A discussion took place, and lengthy at when the House 1115. adjourned

these. must say, were The hon. mem was a ber said that the Premier partner in A. Forrest & Co., and that it was the Midland for that reason Railw ay

connec

melee on shooting miles from Albury

last.

sensational

piece

wages. At

the

leases all of

most

worked,

are

Y NEAR

had

withdraw Forrest

to

Mr.

would

Amendment

Government

Committees what he

distinctly

member said he would ask

a

they

for

hear

DeHamel Mr. the hon. member

DAVIS,

AFFRA

The

of

Chairman

time

the

upon

was

.

not

Act

fir.st

into committee went to the of the joint com report of both Houses of Parliament

mittee

doing

was

what

saying

Sale a

House

(Laughter.) abandoned.

A from states Ibury has been made in

the

only :

The

who dealer named Smith, was one of the fishing party, und the charge him is with intent to against shooting murder. Further show particulars that the of a highly disturbance was ed

of the townsjte. the survey of twenty-five applications have been made. here, and

Upwards

DeHamel

of read

at

River; and

Works

Legislative considered,

received,

The

hon.

the

chair

Swan

were

Act the

by

consider

motives. denied he

ofcli.

the

to.

imputing

was

.

did

statements.

two

amended

the

call

Bill

passed. The Police

of A. Forrest

firm

.

and

was

He was outside.

was

the chair, him into

for

miners

see

ALBURY.

A telegram further arrest

the

Forrest begged to of the Chairman that

ordered

with' the difficulty. Water away has been struck domestic purposes to the at various but, owing places, will doubt as, to where the population I have not arranged settle, ultimately as the well und for for -a yet,, public best to defer it same reason, thought do

A.

benefit

;;aay

Bills

Bill.

Amendment

A. Forrest I deny it, and the member is telling lies DeHamel Mr. the Chair requested to man order the hon member to withdraw what he had said.

Wardeu.

Sunday

two down miles the only drawback. to the main camp, site that it will be about four the being those mines farthesto t the miles from make the carting which will south-east,

are

R.

LIONEL

Murray,

early operations of good supply for the battery, the creek from

abbot

them

few days. has been

a

Ashburton

(Signed)

|

tion

some

the

commence will probably in January. A very has been obtained water

of

in

& Co. Mr.

hon

,

worked The

to

Tramway

.

sensational

advent of By ass which machinery

since

brighter

to

soon

sought

said Mr.

small rushes have occurred in Several various .»jf the field, but they have parts been small and were only patches

deserted

parties working upon top of the

lead

Bamboo Creek

At

.

it

I hope

so

it,

with

Mr.

'

a

only

deep-sinking

what

.

developing at work again.

in

put

Jan

The took Speaker 730 p. m. The Companies Bill, Harbour (Fremantle)

that

to

in

so.

it. now

hill.

and

Roe and

Thursday.

lie-

a

member

and they

Kimberley,

attention member

been proceeding London Com a

as

so,

a

there

the.

is

present

are

to

likely

long dry stage upon Just in Time is

ou

for pany putting machinery upon it, Roe informs that arrangcr and. Mr. me merits have been made to spend £25,000 in the mine putting machinery upon

am

Bluff,

as

for

creek

provisions are

wuter

no

j

There

can

in

have

negotiations Mr. between

extended

no

is

That's hon.-

:

The

:

A S SE MBLY

LEGISLATIVE

colony —

an that was affidavit to the Federal reference at Hotel Fremantle. of The people said that the object of the the colony in forcing Government these Midland on the colony was that they proposals

Mine has been idle for twelve the last six months, .but during

months,

been and if a yet reached, to bonus were offered the first miner bottomed in the who deep sinking, to try for it. might be indnced persons some such inducement, no one Without the expense cares to incur of testing the now

there

West

put

.

Mallina

never

especially be granted.

and

doiug,

field

the

.

matter

is

Alex.'

DeHamel

respect

a

>

were

Flat was ago the lead of gold on Grant's and some again picked up, lucky men well for a time, but it was lost did. very again after passing through some eight ten or and has net since been claims, re-discovered Many are of the opinion that the true bottom at the Nullagine has

Though

no water could gold was obtained, and they ha ve be .got near; the workings, been abandoned again. There are at Croydon, but a few. men

men place for while waiting Some months up. a

for

loug ago from Pil

little

men

that where

although

doing not

Mr. Mr.

much,

of this brother

Premier with his Forrest

,

good,

from

are

the

partner

a

.

much

doing

there

No one occurred

miles abont nine place towards Croydon.

a

barra,

that

was

.

in the there

upwards

were

to

goldfields.

of seventy of Nullagine when I vicinity but few of them last, very

:

30 to 40 men. but a small rush

said

practically,

.

report a There

Pilbarra

been

.

following r@por.t_ has been received from the Warden of the Pilbarra Goldthe of Crown field' Commissioner 'by I beg to make the following Lands the

has

.

The

on

Shaw

deserted for many months. At Pilbarra and Egiua

.

.

Western

OOLDFIFjLD;

.

PILBARRA

i

took

President

the

8 pan. of Legislative The President of Legislative and Speaker Bill read a first time, \yas The Transfer of Land Bill

Amendment

Act mitted, The Bill

was

The Bill

was

The

Bill

were

chair

the

at

in

electoral Board

Council Assembly

for

re-.eovu-

instant.

road a first time. of Sale Act Amendment Bills read a second time.

W.

W.

A.

Trustee

committee

Bill

The

Executor and amended in

W.

912

«P

p.m.

the

Greenhills Roads for of revision of first election,

and

of lists,

dp

11 up lists, and election,.

Bankruptcy ;

Mttary

5th,

Act, Perth proofs

inst,,

25th

Marriages.—

Baylis, builder, to ,b?> declared

to,

fell

Rev. has

(R.C.), Perth, under the 19th 14.

G.

dend at

the settling

holding

Piwlergast

to bo of the

required

jout

making

been registered No. 12, section

was

adjourned

for

Celebration

and reported.

The House

lists

and

amended, and reportedHarbour Works and Tramway

Agency Company

a

j-r-For rovasion

vi&

Scab

things

and

District,

same, and

and

acts

done

Vict., '

1892.. Divi

:

received

1893,

.

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to be found recreations in the most popular is undoubted and lovers of the grand old winter

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Murray

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Balcony

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seen

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guaranteed. The

honour its

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hotel comfortable in the City and

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Insurances

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