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outrages by Turkish Armenia have re-commenced,
Dec.
6.
in soldiers and seri
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between claim important
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lying
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legiments
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Kensington,
to the Earl related with the murder.
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front of The left the was square formed by four companies of the Royal and the right of the YVessex, by four Ou side the Mallows. either Royal other
at
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system, to work with and his little essence of an
first
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them,
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of those
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Australia,
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the
have Agents-General Government to state
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an
and
and
Australasian the Imperial
The retiring
Mr. John who is touring Burns, addressed a mass America, meeting of the workers of New York, and received
hard
low
front,
top
from
tho from texts hour of battle are to tho true believer,
the
over
tbe
was
or
water
along
the
share the
mine,
to the Australian objecting service made subservient to the being of India. req'iireinents
square.
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crest
the
Dawn
be declared. re-elected.
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attitude towards Mr. com Morley's mittee to recently appointed enquire into the or advisabieness otherwise of the Colonial 'for mail service extending a of two The period years.
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its
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third
of
meeting
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shortly
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would
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in
lying out they peered beneath square
with
women
bags of group to group, other
of tbe from
thin-lipped,
moving
time
this
December
that Chuirinan the during year the development of the reefs had proved the latter to be rich and of great size. He stated a that handsome dividend
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upon
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stone
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common
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negro;
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it.
the Hadendowa, thus tbeu far, to Ride the Ben Ali to cut
slave dealers predatory and wild dervishes
fierce terior,
position lightful and has River, Grounds.
to
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far
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assail
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woolly the
own
lays
rippling ;
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entered
communications
business
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!
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tbe
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sword at the small clump of horsemen out from the square. who had spurred tbe dervish Lo he beckous, ciied at the how and see those others coruer, Ha bend and heave. by the they
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right, that in
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on the showed
the
London,
pitching
crews.
this,
thus
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upon our spear-hafts banner. See too upon our how he rides tbe their chieftain, upon at us with and the looks glass up right from afar that sees It may be that also. The Arab shook his he sees this
the paper.
is
was
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life.
perchance, dervish. three many
ant
(From
at the frighten ed gunners. Here, thou black-browed of Sbaitan, and aim for child aim, thy
the
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were
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beard.
brother,
two
their
was
the still
rocks
chiefs were which gun's,
whom
.
chieftains
the
they
guns
captured
not
them
three
ten
beyond the horse along
his
oontinued. —
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wave
moment
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roar
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drums a
on
up
one
far
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desert dense
sobbing ground. Who
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advance.
iu
annum,
second
a
shells burst he spurred
tint
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war
blood
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and sileutly waiting sternly orders. The chieftains less than from half a mile shell from after now, and shell
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To
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plain.
fighting
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like
arms
next
the
in
contrast
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who
men
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of
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were
knot of mounted
my And
1894
men
but
iu his
day
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brandished The
square
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of.
shingle.
faces
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a
comic stained
infidels.
into
their
clatter
a
Krnpps Egyptian Sheik Kadra's hawk
the elsewhere was of the dull
bishareeu who
Sheiks
sword,
the big the ranks closed up until helmets into a single pith joined long ribbon. Two of scarlet white streaks side of the on either glowed square,
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Date
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the
me
his
and
spears, burst
cover
and
forward
whoop
figures.
white and
Emirs
drew
and
with
bursts
calls
bugle
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lead them against tho Sheik Kadra sprang
thousand
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their
of the
with
speech
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was
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stores Kilda
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of the
West
of Corporation token £1 each, is being up.. Sixty thousand shares have been ap already
chamber of represen the Socialists yesterday, vigorthe increases in .ously against protested the Civil List. The Premier in response demanded cheers for the The King. refused to Socialists and cried join, tho
Belgian
tatives
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has
At
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posed Kintore.
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pro Lord
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contained
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policy of advice
life
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hearing defendant
the that the
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that
was
had The
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application
7.
request the cancellation
prom is-' tho farm of
the
bushel,
a
proposal this
ses
the late Edi William Hicks, Punch died yester Sydney
day.
to be made expected shortly upon The Chinese Govern Chinese ports. is
ment
are
considering China a
of offering
double
the war
amount
the
advisability of
indemnity pro
originally
posed. Tho
Czar
unqualified atrocities
the of
Sultan the
by Turkish
Armenia
consequence,
the
expressed the concerning
indignation in
troops.
appointed congratulations of the Czar,
1
to
carry the recent mariiage an audience. been refased caused a sensation in has
on
have
Fen wick
jury. doi tor's the in
Beck
of instance Trade, a committee
the
been
by
has
and
into
ed
the system These railways. aid the farming to
the
cost
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restore
the sea, in all probability of territory. cession A
Swaziland
through order
to
that
acquire
country, further
to
and con
WMiamslown of The cause
yesterday death is
to
bus been Rodesan
Lane
nossefl.-iori
when
Wil
ball
a
occurred
in
the
to the the cheers given join Sub Kaiser as he left the chamber. referred lo the the President sequently, of the and warmly con action Socialists, refused
to
demned reply,
their several
t
in
unpatriotic Socialist
action.
members
Dr.
refus that tbey speeches, stating his who had ordered ed to cheer a man to fire The soldiers upon the people. in has caused some excitement scene
to
1
he
December
last
Dandenong, had
from
is
tragedy where a
reported woman named with disagreement
a
As
soon
the the house, murdered her aud then years, outhouse.
as
Masters
women little
had
W.
left
in
an
At sular
the
of the Penin y Sii Thomas stated that chairman, lam bad diminished
meeting
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the Govf Assembly, a new os Loan Bill
eminent
.
the annual and Oriental
in
Yesterday
improvements
h,
are ;
a-
water-
improve £30 700; for Albany) of to
is
them.
help
hot
our
J
of
Brownp,
the
There ingless of Chiislendom
tliod
Adelaide,
roads, pastoral
any
will
suffice
to
for
the
proposal
of Christendom which does not the and the Apostolic Bee, of Christians in communion 24:0,000,000 with it, would be self-refnted and mean
S.
in
reading
world
that
reunion include
Conciliation
third
them
show
the Chiisliau
be
could with
no
union
re-
than
more
left
world
half
of
one.
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allowance
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liall,
'SCHEME
of
Mr. a
to
written
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has
desire
on
me,
the visible
to
as
or
Divine
and the Government
First,
church There
tell they is intolerant
to letter
increased
levy has
proposing
taxation.
caused
some
reunion
in
its
qnestiou. brief state
two
us
that
the
Catholic
andjuncompromising. are and compromises concessions which the church cannot there accept ; ate others which she is free to
The
amusement
Protestantism.
to the possibility of and another concession, marks of unity attached Founder to His Church, and life construction.
by the inherent
now
in
Adelaide.
i
Aucklaud the
An accountant in Insuranoe Department, shot
eve
leave
himself
Dec.
adopt.
Government named
dead
of his departure of absence tor the
Robert
on yesterday, on a six weeks
purpose of get-
married.
tiog
another
ing
very
Samoa shows
iuternocine
hat Hgns becom
1
war
are
December
Christchuroh, Two men who lor,
creeds,
while doctrines
named
M'Gun
di
were
inking bnrned to
were
a
candle
Tay
a
house
deuth
early
would
It
morning. left
aod iu
seem
while
burning
in an intoxicated they lay about dition. The candle eventually to the table, and soon the house
con
set was
fire in
on
a
formularies
each
in
the
one
is
or
to
free
spirit
bond
of faith
or
it
accept belief
in
the
divine.
of
cannot exclusive
an
Christ,
The uuity
must
of true
and
human based Teacher, be
Divine
living,
one
be
she
historical a
to
ceases
unity. Second, reunion based upon
as upon Christ and it must be It must cover
8.
reunion
accept
common
in Ibeui his expressed own meaning and interpretation. Unity of this sort the Catholic Church repn diates as dishonest and mechancial. bo iu the sense Unity must and in the sjuI ; it must be the unity of the
and
marked.
cauuoii
of
Christian
from
Advice of
sue
iiai,
baais
give
7.
prob
who
make
and that he does possession, staling not intend to continue his subscriptions, as the institution is a Government one, are.
the
not
but
momentous
this
compromise
his
the
therefore, One as
ments.
Board in
of
all
reason
Church
H. Augas, the roilionaire, the Adelaide Hospital the admission orders
J.
reunion
a
be
clearly
Christendom,
of
most
this
sincerely
iank
and
water,
at
would
and truly of Christen dom, putting aside passion and blind must aud prejudice, calmly honestly take iuto an account and examine the aud mind altitude of the Catholic
bathing
into
daughter
girl,
of
year
of this kind the reunion
by the Council
woman
little
the
for
named aged 70, has been drownel at Heuiev Beach.
together yesterday that they
AUSTRALIA. Adelaide,
which
and
|
two
aged herselt
hanged
SOUTH
Mrs. her
deliberately giil,
should
of the Christain
map
girl
night.
the
8.
strong
Berlin
a
December
Labour
in
dead.
dropped
know
to
Why
"
Todd,
A shocking
In made
for ?
on
Hanis
practice
suppose
both
1
disease.
Ma.- tors husband.
—
i
ianx
at
Melbourne,
Reichstag the opening the reason being yesterday, The of the new Reichstag building. but the Socialists Emperor was present, scene
bea:
labour,
hard assult
NEW-ZEALAND. named
he
all,"
are dependent upon the unity of Christian some faith9" But among the promoters of reunion thrust aside as intolerable all idea of comraanion with the Catholic Church. A glauce at the
Assembly.
arretted. A cricketer whilst fielding
separated and
which
yesterday was 69,
aged
months'
-
communication
res
drowned.
were
Sessions
criminal
Kingston's has passed its
returning
farmer.
a
other
At the Criminal Wilhelm Hoffmeisler,
Mr.
committing
of.
big
a
A
sea.
Let
submitted
Creek,
charge on robbery
to
our
Let us one the sake of the
present to its hastening close, of circumstance be by a happy change to maukiod of concord queath pledges and the prospect of those benefits great
Miss Hou attempted. in an condi exhausted
once
was
fuither
Lane,
a
Mrparms
1
Juo. Duck
when
out
of
"
century,
drowned.
Service, The propos
been
yet
7.
effect
reported ladies Mrs Tenson and
bathing,
them
ston
announced
Public
the.
not
at
arrested dale,
1
several exten considering Republic to carry which will sive out schemes, of pounds. some millions possibly require is to The President determined open is
bi in
ma
been mem
is
fatality
Enoyclioal
<
and order for ig of the
lubour
Misses
were
carried
wave
containing
Dec.
have
Government
ting have
A
per
Houston,
Pope,
moui
armed resiueut
resulted d Mrs.
noun
patient,
Pai liuiuent.
mile. TI
a
in
man.
will
als
en
of .constructing are requir and districts,
£4,000
treatment
unskilful death of
that they economies
lines
exceed
to
not
is
been
members Commons
cf
composed cbiefiy HoaBes of'Lords
legisla
Coroner's the that
showed
conscieoces
"
ay,
li
"
his
for common weal says, labour to restore the anoieut assiduously oncord and uniou. To about brin this concord and abroad the spread benefits of Christian the revelation, is the most present seasonable time, for never before have the sentiments of human brotherhood so penetrated deeply into the souls of men, and never in any to seek out been seen his age has man fellowmen so in order the eagerly,
initiat
have
Throe
Rivoii Bay, and the
The Mayor's 1895 was fixed at £1,000.
brought a
Melbourne.
Board
London
Zealand
has
The the
New
of manslaughter The evidence
Constanti
nople. At
baMiing
Mr.
.
Dr.
action
This
of the
lines
guilty
from
delegations
Turkey,
So tan's
tion
has
Russia
of
terrible
Cullen,
6.
iu (Mr. Turner), reply for Woman in request Suffrage has definitely to Victoiiu, promised the reform. will introduce A Bill be bi ought forward next sessiou early the
one
Adelaide,
December
a
on
(hat
7.
through
roa
wonid of the
Bill
attempted aged 12.
The Premier
to
second
.The
an
JIGTORIA. Melbourne,
the
belter
A from
sentenced
The Japanese are refus grave. all in to consider overtures the ing of peace, and are determined to direction An attack the war. vigorously prosecute
i.
from
a
most
quire light
Reid)
7.
.
wires
Bill
in
receutly,
the
in
to whose vote was necessary give in the House the Constitutional majority was aud could not be found. absent,
of the
tor
Times correspondent at Shanghai that the sitnation in is. Corea
The
Dec. has
i
Mr.
December
(Mr.
to
adjourned.
London,
Premier
postpone wheat of sixpence duty on until 1895. the end of he « ill for tbeiefore be shelved sion.
de
two
bers,
ed to consider
funds, were not of hearing
Conciliation
Kingston,
but
passed,
WALES
Sydney The
no
shareholders
that the for farther
liable
The
realised.
Bank
The Labour
Tuesday next Adult Suffrage
SOUTH
he said
Rulers and People of the World." the Holy Father has made a new appeal to
is
Deo.
passed Committee in Assembly yes tor third made ao its was reading
an
ers
Adelaide ed by Mr.
state-
remarks
brethren.
£96
cent.
;
for
£350,000,
3-
per
Agriculture 82 tons of butter the by shipping next homeward bound inail steamers.
cent.
per
INTERCOLONIAL.
applied the compulsory winding-up iu order Bank of South Australia, the overpaid amount in that securing which was to be stated liquidation
of
3£
of
Department
'fast
.since
Wales,
The
.
.
South
NEW
order of the
In
cent,
per
1
Victoria,
;
the pro murdered
fraudulent
Bank
The Union
-
New
;
ments.
the
of
rise
a
being week
for
CATHOLIC.
.
for
posal man's
sued
THE
the
tory |
-
for
the ground insurance on
on
em
IN
recent Conference of the Truth at Society Preston, England, His Eminence Cardinal Vauglian, delivered a masterly on address " Christian Reunion." After introduc
a
'
entered
was
company,
mur
has
Scotland, year in Life Insurance value of the the taken out at the exhaustive After an
£20,000, was which Monson. a verdict
was
AT
SOCIETY
CHURCH.
to
"
last dered the Mutual
for
who
Hamborough,
ADDRESS
TRUTH
OSLY
UNITY
called
Monday,
'
Lieut
VAUGHAN'S
CATHOLIC
CONFERENCE.
colonies.
.
Hamborough,
Major late
the following quotations in Colonial stocks London.:— WestAustralia 4 per cent, inscribed, 113,
the
to
Christendom.
,
'
relative
of
CARDINAL
the be
facilitating
boundary
meeting
arrange
with
latest
Cleaning.
I
Reunion
manifest
should
by
of tho
Mayor
citizen's
moneylenders. are
era
Catholic
,
The
en
Adelaide,
Reclamation
the
in
In
Port
at
suggesting
for.
plied
buildings, £30,800 blockers loans inland 000 ; re-purchasiug
;
The Hoa. C. C. Kingston has; written to the Premier of Victoria, in answer to the letter's Aus that. South request should Federal tralia the join Council,
Australian 100,000 shares
of
and tic
bad not given an adequate The best results were, however, aud fruit from the produce trade
new
£400,000
leases,
drainage, £5,000; and £50 others, homestead blocks,
so
trade,
meat
The Finance
!
the
opened yesterday,
in
hoped
try.
Reichstag
far, :
out
The
the.
return.
ion,
chambers
vessels with refrigerating result of the import
and
.
coming more strong against
-
M orocco is be daily serious. The is feeling further French aggress in
situation
<
The
discipleship, the whole
include
Lord's
Our
Not a word teaching. has spoken, not a truth we know to be explicitly or con implicitly tained in what He has said can be given or belief up, iu it looked as upon Where there optional. is doubt there is but once we liberty know anything that God has said, be it in small things or we have no choice, great, but are bouud by our and onr reason faith to No other attitude is accept it possible that
Ue
;
flames.
the The Fire Brigade got when the charred remaius of
under, unfortunate
men
were
discovered
on
fire
the the
floor.
for
The Secretary i'rinsep),
Coolgardie.
has
for left
on
Mines an
(Mr.
official
H. visit
C. to
Catholic
a
towards the
union
a
living,
Cutholio or
than
that
of
a
disciple
Divine Te; cher. Tbi Church cannot accbpt
communioD,
were
it
d, re
eveu
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whole
human
Bede.
race
"
the
of change, or modifica in her own Divine compromise constitution. her of The. character constitution drawn was her by up Divine Founder. It is, out therefore, side her power or authority to alter it. Such as He has built her upon a rook, such in constitution Bhe remains for ever. The is invisible rock Christ, on
condition
or
tion,
the
rook
visible
constituted
Peter, ChriBt.
with
in
one
These are trntbs man can whioh are immutable, and no is But the church free change them. the for sake of some greater good to admit changes and modifications in her and in legislation which con discipline cerns times and circnmstanoes. She has power over her own commandments and over questions such as of discipline,
solidity
communion under both celibacy, over her liturgy, and the language kinds, in which the liturgy is Nor clothed. would she hesitate again to make con as for she did in times cessions, past, the sake of some could be good, they to value adhesion to be relaxed. points discipline Let so much suffice the upon general of concession or principle compromise. is as My second statement to the visible mark of unity, impressed by Christ his church. upon No of question can be seriously reunion entertained
tbe
iD
of
without and
of the recognition prinoiple faot of unity. Our Divine before He went out to suffer, within of up publicly, hearing a
the
Lord, offered
a His Apostlos, Eternal prayer to His Father. The prayer was that a visible mark of unity should His distinguish " Church. (1) Holy Father keep them iu truth whom Thou hast given Me,
that
as we are be one also not for them only do I all them but (2) for also who pray, their word shall believe in through Mo, that all be one, as they Thou, may in Father, Me, and I in Thee ; that in they may be also one Us; (3) that the world hast sent believe Thou
they
may
"
one."
And
may
in
sists
a
of faith
unity
government." hold
it
that
no
from
as
Let immovable
.
a
.
thing
good
ean
men
separate
then
ns
.
and firm, themselves
visible
unity
of
the
church
and government is maintained and 8. Ambrose by Peter; rightly snms the belief of the ehurch in up in words the every age Ubi Petrus ibi Ecclesia. From this doctirnethe following :
conclusions the Church invisible
an
who
inevitable
arc
of God church, decent lives,
lead
First,
upon earth made np and who
Lord and Saviour.
to
Christ, that the
church
is
that is not for
call
all out
Secondly,
not
of composed in outward
three or more, but it secret antagonism, amity. Separ ate each claiming to the Church bodies, of Christ, aud yet not united visibly in obedience to one visible authority, and agreeing in the profession of one the spectacle would present not of faiih, branches,
visible
such
unity,
Christ
as
prayed
for
and
promised as a distinguishing glory and mark of His Church, but of visible disunion of and blasphemous contradic tions.
Were
the
Orders,
of
Episcopate
ment, of a
tions,
an
of the
possession of
multitude of Catholic to be considered the Church of Christ or a a
title
priestly
Sacra devo Bride,
the true branoh of His Church, then would the Ariaus, the Donatists, the Nestorians, Pelagians, the and a hundred Greeks, other here tical or sohismatical bodies be the true Church. In a word, tbe Church would present a
tbe appearance
of
cauldron
of
seething
heresies
and
schisms.
In
which
the father and all truth
of lies
and the God of all holiness be would in a most allied and accursed revolting mockery of union and charity. These sentiments and convictions will no donbt be condemned as the modem inof Roman tolerence Catholicism. They were, however, the sentiments and conviotions of English for a people thousand years. Take the teaching of the
two
earliest
Church— 6
fr,
doctors
Adbeto
of
the
aud
National Library of Australia
English
Testable
that in
wital
the (and they
of
necessity
Rome.
oocassionaly active) have perservered, and
ning an From
ever-
learned
that
reward.
increasing
Father the work so done
Briska I and
in silently
African, that importance
so great it were for any reason, possible both the White Fathers and the White to Sisters remain there as missioners, tbe Fathers would unquestionably have
to
"
he added,
forever
pioneers,
the
Among
a
to
we
I Mr.
William
Atlantic very interest Lavigerie's
Monthly for August, has a " Cardinal ing paper on Africa." work in North From that the introduction
appears was the mission
know that
to
Franco-Moslem to the Missions
more can
it
Sisters
of
than
to
labours
Lady of Afri the indefatigable of tbe White Fath innum of these
in
tbe efforts
as
even
our
resultant
praiseworthy erable good works ers,
emissaries
apostolic
due
is
territories,
and unselfish
readers
many
mission work in Kabyelsewhere throughout
this
indeed
as
ila,
"
Cardinal's chief work of women into the
of Algeria. however interest
been
have
and
are.
On his elevation
to the
of Algiers
see
exact —to be more on his voluntary aud self-saorifioing transfer thither from his wealthier and more see confortable of Nancy almost from Mgr. Lavigerie —
foresaw
the first missionaries
to
out
carry
even
dubiously
by
With a quarter have declared
to
"
martyrs
their
lost
from
controlled
impatience. of a century he is said to his once Holiness Frenoh Africa will be
than
mere
well
from the well-known diooese of Nancy and venerable community of the Sisters of St. Charles. A novitiate was form —
at Kouba. (1868) the few years obvious results humble to some sufficiently give year
a
or colour to the derision misrepresenta tion of the covertly the open malicious, aud the indifferent. at ly hostile, But
the hostile had to admit that of extraordinary importance, to ultimate tending good or
last even a labour
whether ultimate
evil
out
was
being
and
even
fulfilled
through in
the
Algeria, among tractable Kabyles and the haughtily Arabs sentful and Moors. Now,
African
as
Sisters, are
cinctly,
land
and
:
a even
they
recognised tbe most
called
are
re
tbe suc
the
in
power
anti-
bigoted
would hesitate to aver that is not influence wholly for good. Among the Arabs there was and is a of wonder and admiration for the spirit dauntless the courage, self-sacrificing religionist
their
the medical and knowledge tenderness and saintly steadfeastness of these heroic women. Hun dreds have been brought to a different devotion, the skill,
attitude observation of entirely through Id the Soeurs de Notre Dame„d'Afrique. the eminent Jesuit whom I have al " The moral superiority ready quoted,
They do not,
tion,
as
more
if they of beings,
very were
Okba,
even
having
to
even
to
belonged
and
were
a
as
to
religious act
shrink
tively
Father from the
themselves Sisters would be quits
by
daring
would
s«
can
being
olic
;
by the Roman Cath and in particular by tbe and societies inaugurated,
institutions and the specially forth by Cardinal
trained
Lavigerie.
Home
long able
Tbe statement
with run
violence
the
an
risk
Well,
an, the the only er
is
of St.
Knight
new
Earl
the
Cav-
of
Patrick,
European in
Sidiwithout
and African
and
who is a Home Rul The Earl of Cork and Master of the Horse in
Irish
peer
erroneous.
who is Orrory, the Adminstration, is an Irish peer, the of whose title creation dates from 1620. He voted for the Home Rule Bill in
1893
Baron Boyle, United Kingdom.
as
of tbe
who is members
French, the
all
Home
ent to
the
of his
Ruler.
title
last
So,
Irish
an
tbe
in
peerage Lord
an
family,
an
owes
his
ard
On his succession from the year, he wrote
peerage to a curious His ancestor, Sir
stance.
French,
Irish much
an
had
family, Catholic
conferred
his
on
by the Government, tbe honour would moderate son her when discussing public The old policy.
ancient
who
aged hoped
v.
first
matches
England, was course
match
Rev.
Ireland
on
played on
W.
Pearson, vice J. Moir,
'
foot-
between
and
England
afternoon. teams
This
(be
19th
Marriages.— Vict. No.
12
(Congregational
Perth. Election,.— Councillor
Albany North
Char
:
for
Ward,
resigned. Registered
as
General
colony under the Medical Ordinance, 1869 David Annthony Birrell; : L.R.C.P. Qualification Edin., 1893; L.R.C.S., L.F.P.S. Edin.,
tions
for
this
under the registered Imperial Lionel Powys : Qualifica
Glas., Act.
Henry
1894 M.R.C.S., Eng., Lon., 1894; registered the Imperial Act, :
C. P.,
representing
respectively,
i
the
Jones
Medical.—
ireland;
representing Scotland, and Wales the Richmond Race-
Saturday
of
under
les
intercolonial
Govern
—
Celebration Registered
Church), for Municipal
between teams
Ireland,
was
of
series
the
Treasurer,
Board, vice G. W. Leake, Q.C., re signed. Hugh I'ampel, to be a bailiff to the Local Court at Wyndham.
practitioners
The
of
offices
tion
Tournament
england
—
on the sick during absence, E. War bur ton leave, of J.M.Finnerty. be an to assistant of sheep inspector F. W. Moorhead to (temporarily). be a member of the aboriginies Protec
the tone of matters of in her ladyf observed to a I simplicity, relative—" don't know whai-I have done that they should make a lord of me."
Football
:
Colonial
has
prin
gardie,
with his Iu 1798 a
co-religionists. wss
peerage mother
circum Charles
of
baronet influence
be
five
(612'94) John Winthrop M.L.C. William Thorley Loton, J. P. M.L.A., and William Silas Pearse, J. P. M.L.A., to be addi tional of this representatives colony in the Federal Council of Australiasa. Francis to be a Gill Justice of the Peace for this colony. Francis Gill to act as Resident Magistrate of the Cool and tha gardie Magisterial District, of the Local Court at Cool magistrate
denial to a paragraph indignant that he was a Liberal stating Unionist and he declared his adherence publicly to the National cause. Lord French
Cape
to
salary. Appointments. Hackett, J. PI,
like
is,
Excutive
ment
the
sec
1889,
without
too,
peer,
cipal
declared
78th
At of Rail Commissioner torney-General, of Crown Commissioner ways, Lands, Minister of Mines. His Ex (6'12'94) has been the Govenor cellency pleased to the Honourable John appoint Sir Colonial Forrest, K.C.M.G., M.L.A., to be Colonial Treasurer,, Secretary,
is
different
escort, of insult, the
powers vested in him by the tion of the Constitution Act,
Peers.
that
resigna
Honourable
of the
designated
ball
ago, no to appear
Rule
the
declaration and taken his seat necessary at the Council table accordingly. (412 It is hereby notified for general 94.) information that His the Excellency Govenor in Council, virtue of the by
sent
emissaries
Excellency
has accepted
Stephen Hen and the ry Parker, Q.C. M.L.C., Edward Honourable William Marmion, of their as seats Members of M.L.A., Council. the Excntive His (412-94.) the Govenor been Excellency having to Alexander Robert appoint pleased to be a member Richardson, M.L.A., of the Executive it it Council, hereby that he has this notified day made the
achieved
Churcb,
His
(41294.)
Govenor
tions
yet these very heroines unable to cops with some hazards almost inevitable to the career of one of our missiouers." I think Pesronally, the greatest work is
Secretary the Hon-
;
now
Lands. the
fearlessly mors the
of
some
of Colonial of Education
offices
Edward Marmion, of Com holding the office missioner of Ctown Lands ; and His has this day been pleased to Excellency Robert Richardson appoint Alexander to be Commissioner of Crown M.L.A.,
instinc
task
of
William
M.L.A.,
remoteness.
isolation,
White
Murcbison Nannine and dis Yalgoo :
;
Magnet,
ourable
;
face
Mt.
the holding and Minister
in
acting
They
districts
Cue,
the Crown.— His Governor has accepted of the Honourable the resignations Step now hen Henry Parker, Q.C. M.L.C.,
have
rule,
ualpi
Ministers the Excellency
en
are
a
;
;
men
ior
something
than human."
Not women
—
tricts.
by
initiative.
own
the
;
under
they
if
is,
Pro
By
7th, Goldfields
divisions of into districts has been made Coolgardie and districts Goongartie Coolgardie East and KurCoolgardie Kalgoodie
in
come
can
.
7th.
Districts.— December
dated
following
do pioneer Daturally, work so well and though tbey have super moral unable to courage, tbey are certain in particular abso things,
not, as
of these women, their self-denying kind ness, their deep courage aud devotion who gazed ly impressed tbe unbelievers, and admira at them with astonishment order
that
;
behind.
DECEMBER
Goldfields
and
strain
have
health, sustained
are
their
on
beset them As for
women
1
GAZETTE
MONDAY
different
little
climatic I
2 goals
England,
;
GOVERNMENT
strangely the White
fair
and
nil.
Ireland
—
"
clime.
men
like
anything concert, fervour.
England was
in
soil
Pope, by women."
the moment he explained pubwomen missionaries, Holy the need for were The first re volunteers ready. came to his appeal from his old sponse
were
ways have
would
set
regarded fellow-
life.
privations generally, the conclusion that
From
ed that For
behinds
the
are
martyrs the perils and The Sisters bat these have
also,
other any foreign both of durance,
go
quarter2 goals At half-time 6 4 goals be
—
game
settlers,
of prom near future." were mis many of those devoted
to
in
lives
what
were
into where their hon regions would not be safe for a day. Tbe archbishop had that supreme of genius,
have
Many
many
after
full
: replied than with
privations
had
the matters
make
to
fair
At opponents. stood Ireland,
their
clamation,
violence, of desert
savage
of bis sohemes and domestic
women
and higher and a large clergy, of the public openly protested tbe idea of Christian women be
quality
to
a
won
nil. At three- quar ; England 5 time the board showed— Ireland nil. Ths 10 behinds; goals England was— 12 final result 8 goals Ireland,
We have had many
Fathers.
a
of his
career
fewet
enongh,
loneliness,
of
there
he
Few,"
lute
need
and social His plans
evangelisation regeneration.
against ing sent
the
if
the
in
was
hinds
women.
field
will
It
this
asked
chances
the
in
Sharp,
condition, wonderful aud
a
tbe
4 behinds; the score
the
are
the march the Sisters
on
prosperous for
ise
team
prooeeded
for
merry time
there
ter
way. a word,"
give " In
The
and
toss,
and Irish
of visitors,
attendance.
for
if
hav soleclion of players in each case football been made from the senior ing some of the best clubB. Consequently were on in the colony each side players in the excellent As Herald, reported the had been made for preparations comfort
these
by
boundaries receding ; dauntless and indefatigable who bring the practically virgin
Mission Moors.
|
opposition now win
are
White
a
unostentatiously is of Sisters
fore
Anglo-Saxon
the
Women's
civilised
in futh
the
And
first
the late
Then
her.
not
from the unity of from his fellowship pardon of his sins heaven." Let us friends Anglican
our to
as
with
unity
of
unity
a
of
teaching fathers
our
con
likely
our beseech at least who boast in the of their continuity doetrina of tbe old Church of England, to desire and who profess to reunion, take into most serious consideration the
instituted
which
Sisters
himself
seperate
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Adhelm, concern
teaches
openly
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bishops section
and and
St.
says
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scheme of tion
Fremantle, of rapid completion, expenditure, large
RETAIL,
WHOLESALE,
AND
CONTRACTING
some
utilising
BUTCHER.
Also Fitzgerald-street,
Perth
rounding
And Perth.
all
it
he
supplied
is
between
difficult
it
possible
to
waited
on
attended
orders
with Special
for
and other
Mills,
large
Consumers.
families
are
which
Pianos hundred at the Federal Guineas may be obtained for Cash on the Warehouse Furnishing Time-Payment System.
KNOWN
that
to
one
dining offices,
sitting,
NOTICE.
etc.
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to
it
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in
wonder
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away the on
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or
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Martin
been
written skill
nor
Is.
the river, and
Osborne
rendering
an
attractive
in
up the
best
the most
part,
and Is. Tincture
for
Bruises
it.
A.
made
which
to
the open extends
from
thence
access and
ing, the
been
has
for
of series the main
views
tho
by another which
is
obtained.
Is.
6d.
6d.
Arnica.
of
As
—
this
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lotion
a
is
remidy
rival.
for
failed.
2s.
tin.
per
Orders
on despatched stamps or P.O. Order.
Country of
Discount
Liberal "
bottles.
Aubrey's Mault Food.— invaluable in proved many of Wasting when all other remedies
had
on
as Diarrhoea, early stage.
the
in
be found
will
summer
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a
receipt
to Agents.
!
KNOWN
WANTED
that
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mini
the
h. lange,
promenade
or piazza round all
Neu
for
and
.
or
gas laid
are
eyes.
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cases
decor
for
and
Agents This has
and verandahs, an easy, stairway
from
asceuded
is
tower
either bells
the
for
very rapid bottles
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finely
for
as
Is.
lotion
recrea
fine but land
manner.
of
Camphor
of
cure
without a Tincture
a
floor,
for
Lotion,
6d. per bottle. & Co's "Nforal," aud Toothache. Is.
well
of merely parts of this and
and Co's Eye Inflammation
Tincture
desirable
resort for residents not pleasure Perth and but of all Fremantle, who stand in need of rest colony, tion.
" Moridine gives from Mosquito and Is. and Is. 6d. per
Is.
speedy
a
in
spared
;
bottle.
per neither
that
have been
and Martin
ralgia
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and
Blight
it
are
beautiful.
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Co's
Specialities
bottle;
20
every where
&
following
instant relief insect Bites.
other
this,
the
being exceedingly expense,
retail
perth.
the
to offer
almost
j
has
and
murray-st,
villas pretty peep on the river foliage the on i is the charming ight penin which is on situated Mr. Keane's resi and in the background are the blue the of Darling Range, the whole scene
haps,
Perth.
Sts.,
Chemists,
is re jetty, a succession
place, and admire front is the
Perth,
left
among
pains,
address,
Homoeopathic
connec
resting comfort In
scenery.
;
Moat
& CO,
Wholesale
;
dence hills
is
there to sit
so,
the
and Pier
HifiTIN
and
very complete been described, be seen to be
the from boat which, reviewed It is in markably picturesque. of bends, and at every storey,
Canning ing from
or
and
side,
the
note
of Goderich
the
on
the
is
vines beauti
scheme which and which, in yet should It deed, appreciated. is the from the the stairway leading top to bottom of the steop river of bank, a distance 176 feet, and containing less not than two hundred difficulties were steps. Engineering has
stretching
the
side
and
Please
Brfe.
Corner
without
to
last
There
possible beautiful
verandah
south
one
wide
planted
Promptness
done
Undertaking Notice and Manner.
Respectful
on the other. Kennedys, mentioned Mr. plant, Grave has developed a passion for its quite and haB and cultivation, preserved planted it all over the gardens, which are ten acres in extent. tree the estate Every on standing will have round a seat it and the whole of the land will be planted with couch and buffalo be kept verdant grass, which will by
Speaking
is
is
parlour part of this
and electric light, tho rooms, corridors, side On the north
balcony,
build and Gladstone Bags kept in stock and made and supplied country
Portmanteaux,
stairway magnifi There are
Federal
a
and proper 39 rooms, be the finest will room probably the billiard the colony, hotel in of being 48ft. by any of Aleock's best two and containing 24ft. There will also be seven detached tables, the ground, the first of over villas scattered These will con which has been completed. with a 7ft. verandah tain four rooms each, in
principal colony.
W.
Perth,
balcony. gives
cent
Scones,
Manufacturer,
Sole
Moore-street,
in
best
Pastry, unrivalled. from all the
throughout
eepers
by the
Acknowledged be the
formakingBread,
stands It To be obtained
Sork
SLATER'S POWDER
for
BAKING
to
a
all
all
to
Grocer
ful
feet
are
with
attended
orders
Country delay. Shortest
been made of the cir of the winding
which
and York
used.
and Care.
ground owing to the slope of the bed and bath rooms, managers' office,
the
provision electric
.
squatters,
the
exeouted
Vehicles
Kates.
Moral
None but seasoned Gum and other timber
telephone system to Claremont, a
of
other description at Lowest Possible
every built
and eler cornices, ated with moulded trusses; all in excellent keeping flowers, gant centre of the work. Full the wilh other portions
diggers &c.
On
leading Under
room.
billiard above
rooms
housekeepers,
ase
freely intro
roof, of arcading of the effect
The
on
is
corridor, grand also colonnade,
rooms,
world
of
and
leading high, along passion fruit
met
Italian detail the main
and colonnade, of the piazza or
or
convenience.
every
is
all
is
ascends a at the entrance one cf to the en giving access steps and or hall verandah colonnade, three sides of the build extends round side of the lull On the eastern you side a the saloon bar, and on the north where there is a comfortable smoking there is a fine On the west side, and off are the servants' this hall, of &c., also suites kitcken, scullery, each fitted bed and bath rooms, with
trance
Prices.
other.
an
Arriving broad flight
G ineas
no
very
balcony,
room.
take who
will
half
the
gables effective.
balustrading
loggia,
and
the
verandah
ing. enter
your
river
has yet on
9 feet
open prom the tower and excellent, some three stories above with its all, rising and crested roof adds balconies, overhanging thor finish and one to a charming building, to its surroundings. oughly fitted
MEAT
Reduced
Ask
the about
with in
as
enade
BEST
CHAMPION
up
within
j
Repairs, the
extended
side cither to the hotel, 12
trellis
Sts.f
to inform the public that they to build Carts, prepared Spring Spring Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip Drays on imprpved principle. Express Waggons, Waggons, Lorries, and Double English Vans, Delivery Seated Buggies, Single Dog Carts, and
to town visitors. Both great convenience and boats rowing sailing will be able to be had on hire by the hour or day, and it is be that ing arranged a river steamer shall leave Osborne" re every morning for the City, in the afternoon for boarders and turning to the It will visitors hotel. ply during the from Perth day to take visitors desirious of to the in returning City the afternoon.
path
'
.
the the
AT
TO
sail
architecture Elizabethan
of
style and
duced, which
the
25
more
\
treated,
Selling
WANTED
will
and Pier
Wish
fountain
a
railing,
that
be
shortly
Godericb
are
end,
understood
is
cular
here,
hotel.
IS
from
This
It will
one
No mention
in
dotted and are there everywhere for the ac and summer-bouses and the of parties private the who is it' hoped will patronise
whilst
The
VERY
of
iron
an
and a rockery being the situated with ferns and shade other, all round the plants seats margin, being for visitors placed wishing to enjoy solitude and shade. A water will spray spring from the centre of the body of water, reaching the which is 25ft from the and fall roof, ground, ing back into the tank, so that with the foun tain at one end and the splashing of water the from at the other, a very rockery pleas will be gained. ing effoct
how
see
visit
about arbours commodation
STANLEYSUTTON, Now
to
indigenous 1
Hotels
a
al
it is easy to see the of the to which tower building lofty A touches are now being given. finishing wide roadway lead gateway and a winding it and passing along the to the hotel, latter, to see how much has been ac is satisfactory of laying out and in the matter complished with the flowers, grounds bright planting and runners other interesting notably wild scrubs and trees, also flora, rare
hour.
to
dispatch.
quotations
or
the the
that
details
its
with at at
playing
of
0'«EAt
of
"
trouble the Utile taking A drive along the road,
or a the train, to the locality From the road
one
all
Corner
be
can
&
,
Country
in
"a trip take
a
itself.
spection place than repay anyone and lime involved.
daily.
few
a
very resort for
grasp it, without
of fruition
is
to the
Families
in
complete
so
in
during especially in a lovely situation Perth and Fremantle.
months,
idea almost
that
is
and
times,
midway
is
it
thus
will
there
most
Beef.
Yatheroo
And
at public hot summer The
Prime
it,
itself.
ture weeks
North
most
pleasure
a
ago of at
idea
he held picturesque garden and
which tho
as
river, and
hotel
summer
at
West,
the
and he at once set resort, his scheme. He first to work to carry out which now the beautiful building designed of the heights of Claremont, and one crowns, the grounds sur then set to work clearing the and then struc putting up
Perth.
Street,
the
on
spots
Barrack
Eighteen
of
and
many months
conceived,
one
a
involving
very
property
at
Claromont,
scheme
a
attractions. special Mr. James Grave
FAMILY
a
suburbs, and
gal
1
(FREDK.
ean
rounded that aware are, many perhaps, and for the delectation accommoda the pleasure going publie of Perth, and the is in the course
Not
is
IIOWBA
The
formed of fountains way and There will sprays, irrigation generally. be a reservoir is a inside the fernery (which 85ft in the shape of a large building by 55ft) tank 60ft 30ft wide and long, 10ft deep, sur
CITIZENS.
,
but
grounds,
adjoining. upwards of 240,000
idea day, so some be done in the
per
what
STANLEY SUTTON,
and
i
ADVERTISEMENT.
'Warehouse
Furnishing
is
of
every to order.
the
The trade orders promptly attended to. Sloan's House, Murray-street,
building
House
Piano
leading
Brief,
description
West
Perth,
&
GO,
W.A.
in
0.
SHENTON
JgJ
be greatly avail round, and will no doubt families visitors and country by small A water tower of most iu searsh of change. base of a ornamental having description, four all four stories galleries high with 32ft., 16 rooms, will tho outside,, containing round feature in the The scheme. be a great on the ground, and the timber for this is now well commenced. has been Already work all
MRS. ARMSTRONG, (Late
Mrs.
of
Barrett's
bought
Wardrobes
Murray-st.) &c.
MILLINER
COSTUMIER, Prices Highest Ladies waited
in
given. on at
nine of and
quantity. resi
own
houses
summer more
seven
any
their
of
these
will
children,
painted
on
are
have
to be
been
erected, at
erected
once.
Electric bells of reserving
each pavilion.
the object them to all, fitted for drive that when ladies and children from recreation Perth or Fremantle hours' an into the and enjoy go grounds may they fear of interruption, without a be
KNOWN
WANTED
be
that
the
will
Tuner
Piano
of the
Federal
Fnrnishing
HAY
being
dences.
Address:— M.RS.
ARMSTRONG, (3
William-street,
Church),
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doors
from
Wesleyan
Perth.
known Furnishing twenty
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that
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house electricity
also iu
worthy
particularly engines,
but
two
pressed into idea of the
proprietors
Warehouse, late
Chief
(Mr. Tuner
of irriga not
being
AND
F. W. Wolstenholme to
Messrs.
Co.,
.Melbourne)
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:
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Wine,
extensive
stock Horse
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of
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in receipt paper published to the Catholic
a
devoted onftolaa VIMUO
liv
are
<utai1
mm
(«l
aiu
More of "sweet either side,
on
do
here
II
i.
nra
which
he
is
Cold
,
little
;
mion
great
departmental
had man
and above party that was Mr. Parker fluent facile,
eloquence,
j
a
to
his
refined.
acute,
as
is
by the were,
clever,
dangerous
tower which
—
its
most
promi
the is Cabinet, of questionable wisdom, and is to be for commended its hardly one
has
them,
novel
which
always lacks discovered a
and
never
lately for
argument
'
cars
the
on
"
tho
Walsh,
if
we
enmn uiiao
the
agu
centre
it
Action siderable public
in
interest the
part
in
has of
the
adtU.
jx
daily. the
supreme court.— has been shown of case Earl v.
been last
few
by Arthur
brought
amongst tions of
"
and
the
which# the
plantiff
supplied part defendant, Dunn, under au prospect, a
fifth
recover
a
fifth
mining "
properties, of Na Wealth
Brilliant." went to
of
have
to
the
are "
Con
by the Dunn,
the occupying greater An days. action was of Earl Sydney against
John George Dunn, in certain interest
The The New Ministry.— following of the Ministerial port readjustment Colonial folios has been gazetted. Treasurer and Secreta Sir John For y, rest Attorney Mr. S. Burt Genera1, Commissioner of C own Q.C. M.L.A.; Mr. A.R. Lands, RicharJson, M.L.A.; Commissioner of Railways and Works. Minister for mines Mr. E.H. Wittenoom, who will the Govern M.L.C., represent ment in the Upper House.
Mr.
same
wiia
into
which
"
is
coming
"
journal the
provincial
Mr.
—
on
share
The evidence show that lie had funds to enable the to come over here to he that was to agreement in all discoveries. The
the
the
says
uiai in ere was any agreeand between himself Earl. The last received was money early in 1892, which Dunn then to Perth was all came spent. and formed of Messrs a syndicate consisting Crossland and A. Forrest, who advanced to the amount of over money £1,200. Sir John Forrest and others came into the afterwards. The whole cost of syndicate the recent after and prospecting tour, Eatle had ceased to contribute, was £2,500. was concluded on The case and Tuesday, till judgement reserved Thursday. in
Orrosi-
the
leader
Randell,
aeienciant
of
the
Op
has Telegraph to manage, and the
Geraldton team
,
altogether queer has into it of Mr. Simpson cer admission it easier not mado to control. any tainly the traces There has been no over kicking but it is very so doubtful, wo far, think, will whether Mr. the Randell accept re of being Jehu when the House sponsibility for next He wo are meets. would, sure, feel more at home on the Go most reasons and vernment side of the House, we shall in the not be at all surprised if, shuffling which has of the Ministerial cards already Perth the member for Central commenced, next the is not numbered year among of the Forrest Cabinet. members
a
including members in
coolgardie.—
"
hot
position,
ready
remaius to be enemy The much favoured plan, Sir John of drawing Forrest, teeth of the Opposition, it as
by
make
cool-storage railway. During the weather ten kegs of butter were ambitious to that The consigned township. arrived— The butter, kegs empty. liquefied had larded the lean earth by the heat, so generously that by the along its route time the journey's end was reached all was
A
—
'
declared
Northam,
—
to
a
—
seen.
rather
tIon.
a
of strength to any side to he may choose to his support. To fill the places give of two such men is no easy matter, if indeed it can be done at all. Whether the Premier has done the best to Mr. by giving a portfolio Wittenoom a man of considerable but hitherto a doubtful ability, friend to the if not a Government, foe,
but
a
weather
gone.
,
of loyalty gold thrice
also —
The
j
danger
of
all,
at
—
:
administrator, to become so
in his power of clear intellect,
it
cool-
of the town his on own account, which yields daily 14,00 0 of fresh water. gallons Supplies of fresh water have also been it has recent struck, been at two or three ly announced, places on the Plains. These facls Hampton would seem to hear out the assertions of the Australiasian's on the correspondent is fields. There not a spot in the coun the writer, try around, says where water not be struck at depths may from varying 10'Uft upwards. Some of the miners are water raising and selling it, regularly the of ohe alone being about output 5,000 gals, a day. Right in the middle of the town a hole has been put down between 50ft. and and 150 gallons of 60ft., fresh water are
correspondent "
—
;
"
question
has been
for
recent
splendid
weakened by the recent seccesfrom its ranks. In Mr. Marit has lost one who, if not
ously sions
a
be
can
Ministry
storage.
freight
capable of performing. There that the
A
—
writes
demands
reasons
thoroughly
so
supi'LY
miof iuiw'wawiii
in
well
a
the
for
has
and
country cnat
from
Thompson,
This nf:
n
lULUlij
past week has been the warm est ever On yet experienced. Thursday, the first the therniomday of the races, eter 108 registered deg. in the shade, and the following on it rose to day (Friday), 109. The Geraldton races were very dull heat, and water was owing to the intense at Is. per gallon." sold on the course
conciliation,
the
Government
Geraldton.
at
Geraldtoh
from
J
of
water
A.
daily."
m-nl
HUU
prosper.
Heat
ut-
so
statistics
The
has
abundant and of great variety, to journalism a credit to and a credit it cause advocates. it live May long
the
more
it
vv
at acting postmaster wired to the Coolgardie, Postmaster General as follows Mr. Walsh informs he has finished me that the well in town, and that it is now 2,009 gallons yielding
on
is
news
It
We
paper.—
Irish of the in Sydney
'
that
is
to
remained
nent
.published the Pre-
slight
health —
—
object
determining
to
.
N
A
of
nfRrnomfthill.
:
some
train,
,
Miner gives some Coolgardie in cases admitted the figures concerning Government of that Hospital township since April after the 20, 1894, which, alarmist reports recently must be current, considered have very There reassuring to the been admitted Government tents, 166 and 22 out of this number patients, have succumbed to their various maladies. Into the private tents there have hospital been admitted 96 11 of whom patients, died, of them some dying on the day of admission, and some on ihe following day; and others have a few lasted perhaps days longer, almost alive being kept entirely by artificial means. the very low Considering of condition most of the when patients is it considered they arrive, that the justly at is death rale the hospital very small for the seven and a half months described.
reported
suddenly
presbitehy
several
infavoefa
of
—
serious
fire.
the
and waggon The damages
a
is
Noriish.
e
gardie.
fund. We have from subscriptions Mr. to Tomney the Secretary the York in Presbytery Fund, which we will publish full-next week, they having been received
a
service has
the
him, produces
one is
on on
ago
York received
and single personal interview, the matter would have probably had an entirely different termination and Mr. Parker ; might have
eye
for
.
terest
an
terly unnecessary. reasonableness" little of the spirit
—
It
train
It
died about
put troyed. of the fli'e has The origin not been to be a tained, and it is suspected combustion. spontaneous
of His sympathy. innocent injured
public
nature
the
of
with evil before your conquer good, having the reward prepared for those who combat Pins the name IX of Christ."
THURSDAY,
death.—
hunter
which
scep tical state of mind ; and the third that Mr. Parker brings the belief all a through was playing game of which the true intent must be read by the light of future events. The most feature unsatisfactory
Uecorir,
resist
spirit
I-
—
Sudden
A days
fliAro-
n.nrl
defeat
to
as
the
upon
Mau-
B.V.M.
V, P.O.
3-
undaunted
with
of
Josophat
©Jje "
House
Fast.
tense.
a
that a the miles from Stirling Range, fifty The body was in an advanced Albany. the stage of decomposition by the time to police arrived inspect and bury it.
somewhat overdone. of his letters to the Premier leaves the confused im that he has in some pression way been A treated. badly second, precise
of
Expectation St.
to
kangaroo
judg
but clever, A first perusal
Lucy, V.M. of Translation Holy of Loreto. Fast. of Immacu'ate Octave
SUN. 16 17— MON.
nn
is
St.
SAT.
—
15
navhinnlfi.iv
t.liis
in
attracting posturing
.
DECEMBER.
13— THUR. 14 FRI.
<0 e
pieces a train. On Saturday by a man named Jarrahdale, Kumer, while to board souie trucks which attempting in fell between and were motion, them was cut to pieces. Death was instantaneous.
dis
it is Nevertheless, just that he has made the mis possible take of too lavish a of his display
by helped
1 4 t
i
nil
it
letters.
alrill
1
1
of Mr.
son
house the body was conveyed on his short Sunday for interment. During he had made himself stay at the Cross, well liked by his kiudly disposition, and he loaves behind him a host of friends who the sad and sudden sincerely regrei. ending to what promised to be a useful career.
disposi
a
"to make the worse ap " cause it would be pear the better haid to find mcro ex interesting in these amples than are contained
sub
this
and
at
last,
trained
received the following the week: during
t h
Cut
does he has It
—
We
of
sympathy
who
—
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS-
—
th
that he leans at -times to somewhat Machiavellian methods. Of the art of the dialectician and special the man who has been pleader
j
Fatal Accident We regret to have to record the untimely death of Mr. George which took the Norrish, Junr., place in Southern Cross hospital. The d- ceased while out riding in the bush was thrown f om his horse through its running against a tree. He was brought iuto the Cross, but the received were of such a injuries serious nature that death put an end to his sufferings on The de Saturday last. ceased was on'y 23 years of age, and was
firm
i
opinion
i
;
a
the
1
above their collective opin ion. On other is the. hand, it difficult to acquit Mr. Parker of with acted an having throughout ulterior motive. A perusal of his share in the correspondence decidoes tend to not dedly disprove the commonly received
j
policy into one want
of led
ground
princan
conviction that to the retire of Mr. and involved Parker, the Government in difficulties of which outcome cannot yet be pre dicted.
ment
-
a
ment
ror designs of the country to show his col of those little cour
his
sejb
of be cemented It was the
common
to the
as
least
—
:
,
nis
them with manifested
or
Ministry whole.
;
earn
in
they please. that however,
appear, treated
ever
train service to Subiaco from Special Perth at excursion rat-s and Fremantle Admissson tickets One Shilling. A limited of seats within number reserved area special by may be secured to Mr. W. H. Woodear'y application at 2s. Tickes be had in Perth field, may at staand Fremantle a'l the principal tioners and music di-p6ts, and at Convent, Guildford. P.
if
for,
not
l
many which they
tesies
lished.
PHILIP
p
or
agreement
at
ciples
angements
Sacred
day next,
concert
December be will
at
suoiaco.
16th
—
On
grand
a
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
A Peculiar Accident.— Au accident of culiar ch uacter occurred on Wednes near the O'd Men's day evening, Depot, Mount's Thomas Bay Road. Hooper a new
was a arrival, driving light spring, from Fremantle, when, a little way horse the the past depot, taking fright at a perambulator, dashed over the stone embankment into the river. As the cart was the descending embankment, into Hooper got clear of it by jumping the river. He was unable to swim, but extended got ashore by the aid of a pole to him from the bank. Meanwhile the horse was struggling in twelve frantically feet of water, its head just auove the sur face. board Hooper was taken on by a boat which appeared on the scene, and succeeded in liberating the horse, which swam a liore some distance away and then was recovered. subsequently By the same means a rope was affixed to the vehicl and it was by the aid of some on lookers the bank having cbagged up been scratched. Both only slightly the horBe, strange to say, es Hooper an caped unhurt.
cart
air
held on the Orphange at Subiaco, commencing at three The is a one o'clock. programme long of the of some and contains the names in best and instrumentalists vocalists The are Perth. pieces selected Kyrie Ora Pro from the Twelfth Mass, Nobis," Ave Maria," Gloria in Excelsis," Holy " ' Tantum Loud Ergo," City," Largo," Awful the The as Thunders Voice," the Consider Dolorosa," Pilgrim," If with Your all Hearts," Lillies," ad Adeste Inclina Me," Fidelis," " are The train Heavens arTelling." concert Grounds
mt
ap
Sun
open
ciemea
.
Within
o'clock.
complete
,
From
signation
(
are as follows From Perth, 2' 30 From 2' 15. 20, 2'5, 3'p. Fremantle, From Midland Junction 130,. Returning to Perth, 5 35, '.ji); to 5'25, Fremantle, 6-9 to Midland Junction 6,30.
of its legitimate in the untimely re appear of Mr. Parker. Only by
results
.
sunday
Some
success.
...
festival
subiaco.
—
musical
_
grand
I
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22979295
but in its had although yet infancy, done much towards the great eradicating evil of intemperance. The rov. gentleman drew attention to the fact that nexb to the day for members Sunday being in a body, approach Holy Communion he hoped that every one of them would receive the Sacrament, and in worthily so down God's graces doing would bring and blessings upon them, to enable them to the pledge had keep faithfully they taken. Then began the entertainment in grand by the overture being played style by Miss Langden and Mr. Mason, which after fol given by the songs were ladies and Miss gentlemen. lowing Miss Miss Sheane, Simmons, Maher, Mrs. and Miss Mr. Heads, Cooper, Mr. Mi. Mr. Elliott, Imray, Viner, and a dialogue entitled Andrews; "All is nob that gold glitters," given by a number of the above ladies and gentle men who well sustained their parts to a close thro ighout, an other brought Mr. W. O. very enjoyable evening. Mason acted as accompanist.
—
.
—
:
£16,089
railways,
stamps, The total revenue £720. for the month of November 1894 was £74,794 Is. 2d. as as compared with 2s. Id. in the £40,041, same month of 1893. ;
wrtw
wlann
'/
th
»
-
T
rv
i
r»
T
«
A
—
timtm
ful
sink went
walking
Chison.
The
—
fob
M urchifton
the
Times
states
lowing
that
pushed
is
on
very
death
from Express of
a
from
thirst.
Dundas
man
ground showed
Mr.
—
On
his
who
of
"
ex
painful Bamlett recognised whom he had previously a digger road
this
trip
came
causes, thirst. the remains as
occasion
tho
been
unsuccessful
then
actually
miles
twenty
some
the
on
upon up. On
said he had
fields
and
was
was
then fencer
the
Hennessey
proved
way set
a
PA
DA
¥
CONCERT
ST.
weekly
meeting
of
Cross.— The the League
usual of the in St.
held on Cross was Monday last Fr mantle, and considering Hal Patrick's of the weather was the inclemency largely The Re<\ Fr. O'Ryan, Presi attended. dent of the association, the occupied and in the course of a short address chair, " of the the Cross," said -that League
an
part L.
'
where
they
T.
'
on
to
is
contributions
to
who
gave
interval
t'-
two
he
absence of Miss and her brother,
The
nd
sec
Miss
Carroll
overture. "
song,
Misses
part
also
comic
Chairman,
e
F. Quinlan, thanked behalf of the Comm
attendance,
the
those ttee
J
3ongs, Mr.
present for thiir
for the apologised Miss Brady T. Williams.
Boladeras, and Mr. was
commence
a playing very Miss Moran followed The Crown of Love."
1
by
pretty
with a The
sang a duet Wiggett "In the Dusk of the Mr. Twilight." Cowan in his comic appeared twice Lit le Miss Taylor danced. specialties.
Daly
and
first
<
of Police
has redated" telegram, from Inspector
following December 2nd, :
—
Felix
one of Drewry's Edgar, party, that they came seventeen upon armed with tto'en firearms taking in the caves on the Barrier. shots were After exchanged. had ceased tho party found at the firing f the mouth cave a iarge pool of blood, the deceased Richardson's rifle and about 150 rounds for the same. who Pidgeon, murdered was wounded Richardson, and left, the rifle. The cave was entered and seven women and children were brought out. Thu men are supposed to be in the caves, which are difficult adjoining very to The intend io re approach. party in main the neighb urhobd iu order to or disperse the natives. capture Edsrar has returned wi h a further of supply stores. I received information this from tho morning Fitzroy telegraph station master that Joseph B ybh left early for to that to-day the Derby report na ives are exceedingly troublesome. have During tho last three months they killed over one hundred head of cattle neir tho station, and have threatened to kill all the whites and set-fire, to the station. in after telegraph They come da k, armed A few days every night. si-n and Constable McDerago Blyth's mott bad a narrow escape of being killed. I i .tend, to to with a proceed Fitzroy the arrival of the s.s. par y after Saladin, as I consider Drewry's party, consisting of ben whites and twelve is natives, quite to with strong the natives enough cope at he Barrier. I will communicate with Drewry."
reported natives shelter Several
i
j
j
\
the
a
i
COUNTRY BUNBURY.
stranger.
of programme has be;m ar and a meeting
etc.,
ght's
be
may
evening
ex
pected.
we
summer
;
:
during was
the the almost
hot'
be held
are to Sports aud Bunbury
at
Boxing at will Donnyb'-ook Handicap .of £10, bo forthcoming from on
the
of raco
beyond
Donnybrook The Day. include a and should Perth and
Bunbury
for
est
present
events
£30.
_
The
Change. relief.
Foderal
Council
Wanted
a
.
Minister.
and
Weight. of the
beginning
Wealth
of
end.
mine
.
underwritten.
Nations,
will
bo
go
off.
at
Cr. B oth, Southern Cross, the wasting of public money.
objects
bo
The case considerable
is
Earl
to
not
opened
of
uniform for the noble Bunbury rived here on Monday. On Fri tho whole day regiment, numbering were seven, photographed by Mr. Parry. The object of this is that should any show Foreign Power signs at any future date of a desire to obtain poss ssion of this a photo of the golden country, army will be immediately sent to that Power, it that this will be suffi being considered cient to de'er any country fiom sending its hero just for the sako of having army it slaughtered. a
army
An As isted School Southern Cross.
!
of
one
had heat
support Fremanblo one will be a bicycle
JETSAM.
j
Rain.
was
have the
endurance.
Sheffield
and
last
Friday day3
sports
FLOTSAM
NEWS. »
them
welcome, and his the programmes A
acceptable. song-', recitations, to-n for ranged social pleasant
The
by Mr.
NORTH.
ilie
matter
With
be
need
ever
SPOETS
style,
close
IN
the the
with, no
from.
always
for
thar.
pleased men,
Catholic may hail
The Londonderry
a
said
always
order attend The
to
meetings. thanks
offered,
man
His advice
pro in
necessary members
at the part in returning
Catholic
no
GEORGE'S
splendid
brought
Cowan, the Duing
,
National Library of Australia
in
jig
were
s,
and attractive
decidedly the junior
suggestions is Society of presence
I
of
being
coloni
sister
is
chairman,
was
Irish
the
varied
more
take
The
>
the
in
a
"and
successful.
a varied one, but owing to the artiste3 being absent it was Miss somewhat changed. Daly was the first to and sang appear " Mr. A. Taylor a Waiting," ; gave D Fionberg's violin solo ; Mr. render " " Anchorod the houso brought ing of " down Mr. Skipper sang Ono More;" ; little Miss the two danced Wiggetts
w ho, of similar
exprience
that
ue gram to entice
On Monday a concert was held in the St. under Hall, Perth, George's of the St. Patrick's auspices Day The programme as Sports Committee. printed veral
were
The
HALL.
s
the for
suggestions of the Society of gentlemen,
to give much useful informa which was received. thankfully in the speakers concurred opinion
Intellect
IN
nob
to
response
considerable
tion,
out. and covering miles at forty speed, loss of time without
TRICK'S
is
enabled
COMMITTER.
—
of
improvement by a couple
institutions
'
League
In request,
j
the
members
its
ap-
position
and the defined, majority exat the meeting present to themselves favorable the for throwing s une upon light
pressed proposal the subject. chairman's
given from
rate
any the
stand
and
Kocifttv
present
!
at
or
well
Pleasant
8 T.
"
of molion was given, the next meeting a special be appointed and to frame
.
very
|
he was consultation, removed to the a distance of some Mission, thirty miles, skilful and the care of Dr. placed under Connor. The had limb, however, injured too much swollen to by this time become of any to ascertain the attempt permit de exact nature of the injuries. It was cided to send Hennessey to Perth and this two was done, involving accordingly rides and a long journey by train. carriage the of what with the pain Altogether, the loneliness, heat and thirst wound, in his and the endured camp, solitary torture of journeys over rough bush tracks with a broken limb, poor young Hennessy had rather has a trying expercertainly It is to that ience. know satisfactory the be extracted bullet cannot though from his leg, he is doing very well.
at-
Presentation to Mr. Marmion. On last the officers of the Wednesday Lands and made a Surveys Department to Mr. W. E. Marmion presentation late Commissioner of Crown M.L.A., on the occasion Lands, of his retiring from office. The which presentation, consisted of a pair of handsome silver entree set dishes, a of de sert knives and a "tantalus" cub forks, containing decanters and biscuit barrel mount-. glass d with silver, and a plio'ograph of the Mines officers of the was department, made in the Milli ter's room by Mr. the Under of Lands, in Clifton, secretary neat a and Mr. appropriate speech. Marmion who felthe kindly regard shown him, responded.in a feeling speech, t!-em most thanki-g for their sincerely handsome and in conclusion gifts, pro toast of the Department, which posed the was responded to by Mr. J. S. Brooking,
oval. tho
p. of
MUBDERS
Commissioner
Lawrence
in
notice
manuf icture As matters
own'
way
As
The ived
Derby,
on
'e are," dunno where is claimed by some of the old one, as beiug a continuation is is in while others bold that every new way an entirely body, and should be controlled therefore by laws of its
j
back to Ballarat, the point at which miles of took place sixty waterless track lay before the pedestrian, and he had but half a pint of water in his madness of the was bag, the attempt ap Mr. had Bamlett no water to give parent. himself but crossed the him, having just ahd all attempts dry stage on his bicycle, at dissuasion failed. The poor fellow per in his severed resolution with the sad re sult described. on
Victoria, on foot. the convcrsatiau
his
of
met
further
fellow
poor
Mr. those
on
second
homestead the help of
NATIVE
SOCIETY.
Richard's song U'E Thri present society
a
After
a
all
met
was
o
the
?
TEE
submit for approval a code or' rules for the government, The ot the Socieiy." Association to be in the same appears as the predicament party in. Harry
ms upon walked
A
arrears
mid
past
.
chair, "That at committee
and
yards
pieKaxe
account.
with
and this,
reached
of Cyclist the dead body upon The of bushes. lying clump all round had been torn up, which that death had been due to that in
in!
A party immediately the intervening
the
Bamlett
Company
most
the
last
few
a
a
ana
reach
to
made,
peditiously. A
distance
taken
are
attempt
the
hospital
his
C.Y.M.
the
day they place, Hennessy companion fol
the of
and
the meeting of the C.Y.M S. M r Corbett Thursday night,
At last
to
Hills,
the danc
c
following
and
front, a
Wongan
On the round
After
THE
PERTH
—
ces
will
permanent
the
out,
was
their
night.
shoulder. some as way, they in this the rifle along order, exploded blow probably through a sharp accidental and the against pickaxe— Hennessy fell shot It was found through the left leg. that the bone shat on examination was it for him to tered, rendering impossible walk. The pack pony was then brought, and of intense on at the cost this, pain, he was Here he brought back to the camp. made under was as comfortable as possible a of screen bushes improvised hastily thick liim from the to shelter sufficently heat of the sun. His companion scorching then started for the homestead, about forty mites away, but being a newcomer speedily at the lost and turned himself, up again hours after several of aimless camp Hennessey's rambling through the bush. were such meanwhile, as sufferings, when his circumstanwell can be imagined
murthat
temporary arrange be sufficient for existing require but if the number of cas.es continue ments, to increase at the present rate another tent be required unless the erection of the may ments
to
by
went
In
additional temporary hospital accom modation has been completed just in time to receive for whom there patients would have been no room otherwise. It is a and frame-work canva3 24ft by structure, 6 patients. 12ft, capable of accommodating There are at present thirteen fever patients in the hospital aud two casualty case3. The fever have been patients arriving at the rate of one and two per day during the Some of the cases are past few days. very bad constantattention ones, requiring but the night and day, of the majority are The patients progressing satisfactorily. states
fellow
ing
son
Carrol, a pain another about
with
Accompanied
a rine
carrying
the
doctor
in at
of the met
Carroll, the hall was cleared in until indulged
concert,
A
—
Hennessy,
recently
since,
well. out to look a
Experience.
Hennessy
district,
fortnight
result. accommodation
Charles
accident. the young
man
Bush Donald
named
man
Toodyay
Zealand
are Saturdays. Exemptions provided for in certain but cases, effort is every made to the from the protect employd of the empolyer. Th? question cupidity will it work for the benefit is, of the for mer and make life for him more worth We sincerely trust it but we living? will, we are not confess, over smguine as to the
hospital
Painful
young of Mr.
continues to point the way, not but to only to Australasia, the matter world, in the of socialistic after 'lie first of Jan legislation. Thus, into force in that uary next, a law comes in every colony rendering compulsory trade and a w. ekly halfemployment Not only so, but the same law lioliday. that the hour of closing of offices provides shall not be later than five o'clock on lation.
New
;
Miss
instructress,
on
credit
great
_
£2257
;
reflected
,
;
;
—
Tay
who
lor,
:
Revenue Returns. Mr. L S. the Under-Treasurer, has issued his for November, show monthly statement received ing the revenue by the Treasury for that month. From this it appears the revenue, with the receipts compared for November of last has increased year 193. 2d., or 86 per cent. The by £34,707. increases under the principal heads of re venue are as follows Customs £11,674 land £2,099 £893 postages telegrams
—
j
The
Eliot,
and Mr. T. Duff hornpipe, the to a close programme by at the Switch." It reciting "Asleep would be. unfair to criticise of any one the items as all did their best to please. mention be made Special may, however, of the dancing of the three little ones, the two Miss Wiggetts and Miss
brought
j
j
The subscribed Newspaper Subscriber. a drag on the Catholic who doesn't is pay Catholic Press. The Kansas of him says " The worst literat enemy of Catholic subscriber. ure is the We delinquent out bills for the pasb have been sending two entitled to weeks, and are certainly remittance. How can a Catho a prompt with subscribers lic in paper be published
sailors
a
.
accident. Oscar Tonkin, sup be an Austrian, while assisting to unload the s s. Flinders at Geraldton Fn his fell from the end of the jetty. descent his head came in contact violently with one of the piles, and he immediately at rescue sank. All efforts were unavail When the four ing. body was found, hours afoerwards, a large gash was found across the head. of accidental A verdict death was re'urned.
to
!
Fatal
posed
v
Dunn,
causing
interest.
His Dr. Lordship the Fremanblo branch Association last Wednt
Gibney of
the
sday. Several y ung men all between of 20 and 25 have died of low fever within the last fortnight. gardie
addressed Catholic the at
aces
Cool-
Out of a total of 21 successful candidates the Civil Service Examinations held at the Sydney last month, the University Catholic Schoo's of Sydney passed 15. for
Considerable discussion arose in the Council on the minimum rate of to be paid the Corporation wage labourers. The majority seem to think that 7s. per day wi's lictle The matter was enough. referred to the City Surveyor.
I really don't know how the mistake occu-red in my last commnircation viz. that the damage to Hands' property was estimated at What I in £20,000. tended to say was this That, the damage was and above £2,000 over what was covered by insurance. I think if all the goods in Bunbury were burnt the loss amount to £20,000. are hardly (These t'<e precise figures wi.ich iu our appear corr M.S.— spondenb's The official Ed.) into ilie circumstances of the fire enquiry was held on The Tuesday last. verdict was to the effect that no cause could be to' as the asigned of the fire. origin £2,750 has boon paid by tho insurance to Mr. Hands'. company :
City
"Iam 79 years old, your Worships, and have been choabcd by the Melbourne bahks of £13,302," was the reply of Ed ward M'Donald to the Fitzroy Bench on in answer to a charge Wednesday." of In order bo provide vagrancy. the poor old man with a home the Bench sent him to months. gaol for twelve
CATHOLIC
ASSOCIATION
WESTERN
AUSTRALIA.
FREMANTLE A of on
5th,
meeing the
OF
BRANCH.
of the
Catholic
Freniantle
Association
branch was
h Id
December night last, e to listen Schoolroom, to an by His Lordship Dr, Gibney,
Wednesday at
address
ti
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'
to
Owing
in
pagans. They agreed to more than this, they agreed to take and use same as were books used in the the For this Government schools. they
however, attendance. His Lordship he was although not
on said that rising that there were sorry to listen to the re present intended to make, yet those
more
marks who
he
there
were
were
certainly
repre He considered that the sentative. in Fremntle would Catholics become a body. They had not very powerful formed the Association until after they and then did had been attacked they it own for their protection. hey did not wish to make enemies, but would be the friends of honest man. every no make (Applause). They would It would be suffi distinction of creed. those cient to them to know that who were desired their honest support, and they would strongly men, oppose who was untruthful or un any man to be principled. They could claim to their the best friends adopted coun rJ
try. had
they
assailed
been
had
used
:
;
!
certain state that Notwithstanding made by a section of the press had been repeatedly refuted they per sisted in making use of them. It was them to a denial that he give public was and these were there that evening, reasons the principal why he had Catholics to bestir all upon themselves for their own protection of his Cardinal Newman said in one " Protestessays that very exhaustive anism when Catholicity, persecuted and however it could wherever ever, from Elizabeth to Victoria, from the to and domestic circle Parliament, Now from black looks to the gibbet." who these are statements by a man called
.
as well as any man. knew society They no had reason to fear what would be of their the result efforts. They had no on their side. There was right
to
reason
They
ganisation. to bind nftiav
as
a
political
had
as
much
themselves Tn
Lnrlv was
thnir
mies the right was This
m
any 11
f.
11 3.1
and
of life that their
ene step to them of deprive ones their little educate
first
was
to
matter
a
The
took
parent's
right as
together
tiioni
or
the natural
against
to train
was
right
A law. their chil
and no they liked, be deprived of that right
dren could
parent except No neglect.
as
of
case
or
cruelty
gross
had
it ; power to prevent For the last tyranny. colony twenty- two years those in this of have had a Government system able to in which education they were They had agreed to ac participate. which were very moder cept the terms ate. It them the right to give gav<»
Legislature to do so was
their
children
own
as
same
the
tions,
Government
schools
allowed in the This they had
now.
He for twenty-two enjoyed years. and demanded that expected they be given that should still Cer right. tain hours had been set apart in which secular subjects only should be taught, those hours and outside they
had
the
right
ones
little
to
their
give
religious
been
and
laws
subservient
for
those
to received
:
So
that
ment
the
schools
not
were
instruction. religious a tion for change a of held meeting
agreed
that
they
or
be
in
children
the
When
would
—
religious of any par in taught
Govern
receiving
came
an
any agita
about
the clergy not oppose
they and re
instruction being given in the Schools. For they fore Government
ligious saw
that
would opposition
if
have
they
secular instruction. They received half pay for imparting secular instruc but did not receive to tion, anything give
first
down
with
the
catholics
The that
!"
from the West Australian news to show He meant the Catho paper. lics and the public how they had been misled by this paper. He would lay it down as a canon of interpretation came
"
(3).
West
1892, said
Australian
:
1893
:
be
as
time or times during which any is inobservance or practised in is struction subjects given at religious any meeting of the school shall be either at or the beginning the end or at the be and the end of such and meeting, ginning IUDUI
(JUU
by the
AAA
ttl
bllUO'l/OiUlO
Central
UV
Board-
of
had oppostd
it,
been
successful
in
and the
children
might
National Library of Australia
they their be-
thfiv
fthu
They
therefore
\
fJX?
Educa
own,
be
asked
believed paper they contained. versation with
true
as
the
they
the
did
in
I
their
have been the impression made when such a one was of Perth. The leading legal man paper had said
jecting
:—
asked actually to subsi the dise from purse the religious public of denominaa teaching really solitary But the che Prestional body. Wesleyans, and the by terians largest body of all the to inare forbidden Anglicans, practically instruction in any culcate school religious school hours whatever during
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on
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been
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asked
they 4-
r»
were
Catholics
had
richt
a
than
to.
they
their did not
share.
to
more
got
older
for
had the effrontery
it
it it
to
to
the one-fourth
;
but
the
one-
of their disapproves teaching of their and it disapproves (applause) actions. (Applause). They were act ing so becauss they were the stronger He would body. say to those people ' You are strong, you are three to one, as so be you are strong you should and just.' merciful He wished that the tables were reversed so that they would be able to show what a Catholic would do. The majority (Applause). would never Catholics have the blush of
n
nvwiuiug
nliamn
snraad
taunt that they testants unfairly
the Act four hours a day must be devoted to secular instruction. Not a re penny has been asked for imparting instruction. The Act declares ligious shall be no such grant made. that there Clause 26 reads to
their
on
had or
faces
treated
unjustly.
hv
the
the Pro (Hear,
hear). the
church
would op
not
elementary
'
permit
it.
them to alter this state of was for If they did not they would things. it to their cost. This paper know : then goes on to say of "The teachers the Government Not so the Schools require pay. higher The Bishop of Assisted School teachers. Church is obtaining the whereCatholic he can, and wisely so, the services of ever of who the religious orders if members remun paid at all, receive a very different from eration the professional teacher, In other the State or Assisted. words, Schools is body of the Catholic teaching to the grant, not them costing less, wliile is being increased but to the Bishop, by It
school may receive Government aid, provided that always, such shall not he made in grants-in-aid of instruction on respect any religious subjects."
"Any
own
fourth |
is
if
their
"
must
The Government have never to do any such thing and
of
It is undoubtedly necessary to increase of the Government the efficiency schools, of the first is and to do this one requisites a staff. better But there paid teaching number of ways in which are a this could he done without adding to the burdens which three-fourths of the community to contri labour under in being compelled to of of a bute the the schools support church of whose teaching they conscien tiously disapprove." ob Here again was the three-fourths
others,
State
outside
declare:—
falsehoods
liked
of
(the Catholics) In referring again West Australian , he said that not in correctness as improve
grew
schools."
own
but
their
get
He once had a con Mr. Parker the Colonial and Minister for Education Secretary " that he (Mr. who had said, Parker) had always before he went believed, into that they could office, what
or
body. They not only got the threefourths that they were justly entitled but also the half of the money that to,
what effect a statement have on the He would say that such statements would have a very bad A vast majority effect. of people when in the leadiog read such things they He might would such mind. public
Ttiose
money?
j
tion."
nnlrArl
June
creed made in the Customs Tariff. One-fourth of con this money was tributed because they by the Catholics, were one-fourth of the population. But they,did not get one-fourth of tbat but set apart for educational purposes, of that, or He only half one-eighth. later on. would refer to that Who half of the Catholic the other got
the statements
that
seen
be true Act, as
The
in
on
states
paper
of sect alike, independent was for there no distinction
creed,
"
"
direct
I
religions
a
same
lie
Later
was
all
by
clause The
same
the
mo a t extraordinary state are nonThe three-fourths Catholics and the one-fourtb Catholic. He said that the whole sum devoted to educational taken out of purposes was the Treasury which was contributed to
they are contradicted there are four hours not day during which they were to own tenets. allowed their impart in another Again the Act said clearly
on
gave
ment.
J
What
the
That
tion."
teach
act
statement.
:
"
proved
however,
26,
Is it an or one equitable arrangement, with accord the spirit of the age to in sist that three-fourths of the people should to contribute be compelled to the support of the schools of the other fourth in addi tion to their own."
this was to the Act, for contrary clause 24 states The instruction to be given in Government not and Assisted Schools shall be than hours less five a day, four hours of to secular instrucwhich shall be devoted
fJKy
clause
"
Now
cannot by the in the
in
in
"
will
states
aid,
the
The Catholics are helped to maintain their schools where they are at liberty to their own tenets at all times." impart
So it
-
Any elementary
to that
December
in
follows
as
school may receive Go provided always, that such not shall be made in respect grants-in-aid of any instruction on religious subjects." To his mind
ious.
The
1892
same
matter
this
on
cent, This annually. nearly per thirty the a which gives Bishop arrangement, efficient highly yet exceedingly cheap staff the G n-ernment of teachers, school puts further at a disadvantage. To masters still hold the income of their own the latter Is the will subsidised. have to be further Catholic of the share to be raised grant in proportion ? again
The
have as much right to Anglicans as the Catholics in Freup schools mantle had to put up the one they were The Wesleyan body had the in. same in to put up one Perth as right Catholics had to build St P trick's; and so the had an equal right Presbyterians to as do the same Father Bourke had done in building a school at St Brigids. put
j
were
said,
and
other,
on
one
side,
of Protestants
they
on
that
told not
were
of
number
a
taught
the the
receive so Catholic teachers shall much as the others, and the reason is "that for this the they assign of the Catholic Church is ob Bishop the services of members of the taining at all who if orders, religious paid receive a very different remuneration " from the teacher. This professional he contended was very plainly put. The religious teachers if they take the children
under
receive teaohers.
their
much
so
care
not
are
the
as
to
professional
ieason. They give no other For they did just as good work and here results than tofore, they showed better the professional teacher. He said that Catholic to parents had as much right have a teacher of their own to teach as their children the others had. He once for Edu put it to the Minister " in this I asked him (Mr. cation, way if he servants Parker) employed any who were Catholics was ? The answer I then asked him if he ever yes. wanted to pay them half what he paid the others, because Catho they were lics ? He laughed and said, certainly not. Why do you then say that you will do that with because my teachers are Catholics." His they Lordship
that later on ho said, continuing would speak further on this matter. It was said that Catholic cost schools to maintain. less Certainly they cost the Government less. In reference to that that part in which it is asserted the Bishop got the grant and not the the Editor of that teacheis, in paper a that was stating writing calumny. so He said publicly. (Applause). The managers of the Assisted schools at Guildford, NorPerth, Fremantle, received this money, tham, etc., it did not come into his hands at all. Then the concluding sentence of this para " states Tnis graph arrangement, :
which
ffives
cient
yet
teachers, masteis
tho
Rishnn
a.
hicrhl
v
effi.
staff of school-
exceedingly cheap puts the Government
at a di advantage. the income of the latter will have to be further subsi dised. Is the Catholic share of the ?" grant to be raised again in proportion He considered that in justice it should be raised to an equal amount, and not and if they would stand merely half, it would be done. together (Applause). he
further
still
To hold
was
their
own
never
neither
of
afraid
he
was
afraid
the
devil
of
j
his
(Applause). They would have the opposition of no good man, and they defied the rest. He now came to another of their assailants, Mr. This had Simpson. gentleman said in the Legislative Assembly when to a that had referring deputation waited on the Premier from the As agents.
sisted "At whose
schools that
that
:
—
Father Bourke, to the people of the that no explanation colony, be could given of the conscientious objec tions which the children of this prevented denomination particular being sent to the State schools. But yet the public had to contribute, although it received no explana tion There were 14 per cent of the teachers in the State schools to this de belonging and although nomination, they were com to teach the children of the same petent denomination not allowed to he they were him because he taught by was a State school teacher. He had, as a matter of scientific tried to enquiry, discover where the conscience was located But when, as he appeared in the it street, waB to be found generally in the breeches pocket." name
deputation,
was
very had said
dear
.
Mr.
—
j
he
Here,
Catholics being and a number
—
vernment
Editorial statement that is to the manifestly contrary Act is malicious. statements contrary Any prejudicial to reason and to fact are malicious. such statement And publicly any is malic and again repeated refuted,
(2).
on
Act !
Any damaging
(1).
a
Board are empowered not only to Government schools but to assist instruction."
The establish sectarian
of
proclamation "
"
The
instruction. statement
religious
paper made in December
i
tuoiiyti
onedoing so half of that allowed to the Govern ment schools. The law for the Gov ernment schools tbat up to 1893 was to clause 23 of the Act according
"No catechism religious which distinctive is formulary shall ticular denomination School." any Government
the
"
instruc
tion.
They had
of
instruc
religious was
share
full
—
&I1C11I
protection death.
in
at it
look
to their
|
Grant. The Government he thought to give could not then possibly refuse as them the same they gave the GovIf this eminent schools. got they would then be able to give a they belter education than did at they more It would present. place them on an was and it their equalityright as a fav he did not ask it from any man but as a right. our, This should not be denied them, if it is, it is persecution. of The the representatives egislature, the have shown their distinctly people to com the entire Catholic antipathy But that the take notice munity.
all
ments
entitled
were
the power them, by mak they possessed against statements and calumnies, ing false men who not did by unprincipled men with who faith and them, keep by them. sought to create opposition against
by
who
men
If they did do so then they (Applause). had as great a to impart their right own views as they (the Catho religious had. Schools cost The lies) money. Government schools cost them money, as out of the revenue, they were built to whieh had to con every Catholic own tribute, but their schools did not cost the Catholic anyone outside body a The riht that they single penny. had was to give religious instructions before or after the time set apart for
come
;
M.I/.A.,
.
the chair. the very threatening weather was bat a moderate there
Connor,
F.
I
Mr.
in
Simpson bad made
referring
to
Father
tbis
statement
Bourke's
re
marks
when acting on a recent deputa tion. He said that (the Bishop) Father Bourke could do without any from Mr. Simpson. compliment (Hear Mr. hear). that Simpson declared no could be given of the explanation conscientious to the objection children of the Cat holic body being sect to the State schools. This was a as Father Bourke's utterfalsehood,
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ances were
as
at the deputation follows
d in the MRandell not only on the Board, b it helped He had said make the Act. that
schools
They
proved.
was
"Their system
tj'the
objections education
of
were
centres
—
:
was
State Bchool based on consci
to
p
re
afraid How
pulatiou.
to
confide/'
some years a„o, at a place called north, where to fifteen Knabiiwa, only twelve to attend, n could be induced childr. and he had out of he teacher paid had h s own The Board been pocket.
they could tain of number pupils. knew the reason Randell) so
they could thinly populated to have
told
no
which was, have schools wherever
ter
ten
twelve
or
Government would As it Was, the them Clause 3 stales "
No
is lesB
He sometimes scrupulousness. that Mr. Sim j. son had arr.vfd thought at that he was when he thought stage (he If truth. telling (Laughter.) Mr. no tlnn conscience, Simpson has he ilia ked God tl.at were not there men like him. niary They all knew that they must be truthful, obedient
was
when
thing right
consc
they
warns
A
their
the
good
will
called,
keep
but
-uld,
however, his
they by repetitions .
M
loss.
debate
same
it
i
f
but
it
was
to,
!
1
destroy
j
an
irreparthe during
Simpson
-.
said
evil
j
!
: j
"
He referred to the claims which he said were being by the Assisted put forward that they were out a bet schools, turning ter in the way of education for half article the the to ihe Governmeut money paid State When schools. they get this extra ten shillings, they would simply empty the The State schools. Government in the face of this. and proposed to make this increase, also in the face of a distinct rebellion by schools out 'the Asaisied against carrying the wishes of the majority." Here
was
was
so
that do
if
the much
more
work
own
much
GOVERNMENT
wents.
Fi
st they
were
on
toJd
National Library of Australia
these that
their
.
"W.A.
C. Town
:
P1LCHER,
Hall
Manager
Chambers,
for
W. A.
Perth.
HOTEL.
SALE Is
will
Hotel
the
it
find
Miners convenient
most
Good
Price
Good
in
said
other
it
with
to quarrel to
set
put
was
ra
up
an
the
State
her
late,
any
idol
for before and he
THE IN WOMEN.
Madame
ful a
phenominal are
patients Woman
OF
DISEASES
complaint of grate
ing.
;
He
'
the
told them t' at it was a ie son that th y should all take to heart. If they were disunited would be broken they the other as the sticks were o hand ; th y remained firm be if they would able to <:o all and even they wished, those
1
all these to wipe out
He then quoted body. He bundle of sticks.
of
fable
that
determi<.«>d
Catholic
lie
said
had
who
uld
w
were
opposed tliern
respect
In
strength. have the
public
'
not
to
intend
I
e
them their
to of
because conclusion he would to know did that they aggressive, they would
man and that is every justice, h mself. wanted i 1 s then resumed his seat Lordship amidst loud applause. Mr. a F. Con or, moved M.L.A.,
THE
and suffer
WELL-KNOWN
HATTERS.
DRAJPPERS,
_
TREATED. Neuralgia,
BOTH SEXES Rheumatism, Sciatica, Piles, Eczema, Veins, sufferer
greatest of for
need
and
case
their
Varicose The &c. despare. longer
no
send
full
particulars
Perth.
Stoneman's),
(Near
ELEVATOR
AUSTRALOTIS
THE
ENGINEERING &
Sole
CO.,
Western
AND
LIMITED.
CO.,
C. CROSSLAND
Manufacturers
for
Agents
of
the
thomas
PHARMACEUTICAL
Proprietary and mery earefully
commenced Have a General Sale Clearance of Summer and odd Goods lots at a reduction from 33 J to 75 per oft all our out cent clearing stock.
Speciali
Stock
and
Toilet
BE
Streets,
Medicines,
requisites. with
dispensed
discount
liberal
ESTEEMED.
CHEMIST, James
Patent
and
assorted
regular-well most
a
will be allowed in order to clear out as much as possible befre the end of February ; Our English shipments being ordered to arrive earlier than the beginning about of usual, March AN EARLY WILL ViSlT
Mcdowell,
Hutt
PERTH.
STREET,
On pur following
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ties.—
Corner
CLOTHIERS.
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a
reply.
Roe-Street
&
&c.,
Fits,
should enclose
patients
Country
v
ihey
CO.,
to testify.
willing
with -woman sympathize save of chat may years
can
friendly
SAUNDERS&
in
success
extraordinary long standing as thousands
Stanley's difficult and
has been
wish
STANLEY,
MADAME
>
the
Colonies.
DOCTOR
LADY
SPECIALIST
Far-
ad onlj matter die through got half tha ht; wished to lay before them, he come down He would would again. hi that to his ever, mind say there, if were in Par there fe » er preachers
i
in
depression Proprietor.
of the great trade in the
account
on
Stabling.
SCHRUTH,
THE
Lots purchased Special Travellers and Agents shall we sell at Half
which
Table. F.
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be given to any shall the number of scholars
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POWDER,
COUNTRY should
correspondence
dressed
the
FREMANTLE.
everything New, Drapery, Millinery, goods, UnderjjLinen, Baby Gowns, Dust Cloaks, Mantles, Corsets, Cashmeres, Gloves,
fact
the sale
POWDER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
under
preparation.
All
also
His received
811L
'quaixa
Hay
for
offering
"KANGAROO" BAKING
of
or
quantities
booked
siaag
pun
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Store-
or
directed
CURRY
INDIAN
NEW AND COM
HIS
STREET
HIGH
market.
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either
also
now
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the
MODIOUS PREMISES IN
NORTH
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Storekeepers be found by
&c.
large
prices
;
also
specialty,
fruits
varieties,
special wards.
50,000
over
HAS OPENED
BRANCH
CHEAPEST
and
and sizes with the
we
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excellent T
FRUIT anges and
poultry hot
my
Proprietor.
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bo the
to
order
BEST
world.
Satisfaction.
and Fremantle will goods which
beeper's name, Attention is
Australia.
PAN
anxious to extend and with that end TRIAL ORDELL
particularly
Country
shapes required
(Raisin Shiraz, collection
in
novelties
all
embraces able in
STOREKEEPERS:
COUNTRY
.
Burgundy,
largest
HEAD,
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SILVER
Toffee
selling
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excel
Company's Eucalyptus Cough Drops, Honey-comb Toffee, Drops, JnjubeB,
Chemists
200,000',
Cabernet,
speciality.
Goods,
our
purity,
iu
of
Come JOHN
cheapness.
Perth.
grape
Cooked and taste
season.
sincere and
lT
storekeepers unrivalled for
lence,
our
begs VINES very large stock of ROOTED TREES for disposal next and FRUIT at his nurseries at season planting and Smith, s Mill, Sawyer's. Valley
nearly Blanco
in
spiced
and
Trotters
most
patrons
pies.
western
advance
and customers thaubing in the past, liberal their support the to draw attention to special
VINES ROOTED Gordo Muscat, mostly
always
delicacies
friends
bis
beef
cut.
on
numerous
for the of measure generally large to him since support accorded commemcing in Fremantle amd now business has pleasnre that in intimating be
cured
Home
Hams.
York
AID
in
In
Pan
TAILOR,
his
Public
rooms.
supper
and
Company's
.
& Hawter),
of Lauffer
oyster
his
DRAPER,
MERCER,
AND
tenders
Respectfully
grocer
and
Silver
The
TO
HAWTER,
(Late
Storekeeper
your
CASH
CLOTHIER,
DAVIES.
M, A.
MRS.
fremantle
the
J.
THE PEOPLE'S
thanksto
care
Sydney.
Co.,
Implements,
HICKS,
australia.
Sydney. Msssrs.
to
A.
of
Co.,
Distribution O'Councll-strect,
any part
MILLINER,
INDUSTRY.
FOR
for letters. Slate amount Register your two addressed envelopes warded, and enclose Do not with And result. stamps for reply attach Add exchange if payment is stamps. made views, plans, by cheque. Prospectus, from and all can also be obtained particulars the
of
Sold by Auction of the colony.
etc.,
accommodation.
and
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
Brisbane.
Co.,
M. Mrs. the management Is still under beers best wines, A. Davies. Only the very class table First and spirits kept in Stock.
be
care
CO.,
:
rear
premises.)
Farm
Stock,
J.
of
Proprietress
COLUMBIAN
the
to
in
its
in
Prospectus
DISTRIBUTION
and
Goods
of Confectionery
description
was
additional No. 1
the
(at Co.'s
&
Dalgetty
Sheds
Sale
STREET
House.)
Perth.
Lamb-Street,
Goods
Gelatine
of total 2S5 is to be the admitted 351, and universally belter estate. Should the full complement of be will not be obtained, Subscribers prizes bonuses. allotted pro rata, with proportionate PRISES
Creams,
& Produce
Properties, Furniture,
HOTEL.
COSMOPOLITAN
Market WILLIAM
and
kept,
Boarding
advantage.
—
NOT
THAN the NAMBROK
from
of Perth
same
WILSON.
C.
Agent-
best
to
Privately
'Messrs.
Fowls
MRS.
them the
2,
BE
WILL
as
at
the
find will heretofore.
they,
any quantity. taken, meat
(Late
Delight,
Chocolate
respectively.
BALLOT
Ornaments,
Turkish
and 3 of BONUS
Nos.
Properties receive
where attention
Proprietress
C. M. OFFICER, Major Adelaide. CHRISTOPHER WADE, Esq., J. WHITNEY, N.Z. Auckland, Captain Titles Transfered to Winners FREE OF ALL COST. Winners of in addition, will,
in
prime
Candies,
Sugar
the
representatives at the ballot: Melbourne. Esq., Melbourne.
best
begs to inform bouse boarding
Produce
to
thanks
sincere
and a
opened
and
Eggs
suitable for bourne, rich land Agricultural, or Fattening, Dairy Purposes. The in conjunction following gentlemen, with
comfort
Horehonnd
Bank).
of a'l of Produce kinds Consignments Stored and Sold either at Anction or
her
tenders boarders
her past that she has above address
Farmers'
Perth.
Street,
-
Wilson
all
£25,000. the Latrobe River, on ale Railway to the llosed from Mel hours by rail
Union
the
:
PERTH
TERRACE,
(Opposite
house
Godevicli
Goods,
Value,
GEORGE'S
guaranteed.
Carlton
of
description
Mrs.
Sugar Estimated
ST.
Sale-rooms
& Property
Offices
Custom
FREMANTLE.
-STREET,
Transfer
the
Also,
Boiled,
Dry
satisfaction
perfect
HIGH
Acres.
PARK, 7,000
NAMBROK Station,
100
Best
£560 Prop
4 Properties
;
each £550;
MELTON Total
and
Boiled,
Ordinary
2,000 1,600
„
£490 £24.
each
...
3,000
£990;
erties,
£30,000 7,000
...
„
Properties, 120
to
Manufactures
Acres. ...
„
Fifth Sixth
Confec
under Act.
of Land
perfect
paid to Country
attention
Licensed
Specially
sufficient
Company,
tionery
EACH.
£l
at
15,000
Property
Fourth
PAN
properties.
NAMBROK, First Third
SILVER
many years and had
dress.
fitting
Land.
alvluable
351
The
for
guarantee
Perth.
ers,
of
acres
22,000
over
Rich Agricultural SUBSCRIBERS
25,000
Works,
Confectionery
Special
MELTON
and
comprising
business
various the Australian Colonies, for clients is best families the and for a fashionable
Victorian
Well-known
in
been
Having
ESTATE, and FINANCIAL AGENT, VALUATOR. AUCTIONEER,
LAND,
Costumier,
in
Wellington-street,
NAMBROK
Estates
Confectioners
Manufacturing
and
Dressmaker
company.
confectionery
Wellington-street,
Pianos
Perth.
Federal or
to
Intending inspect
Furnishing
particulars.
the
Purchasers Stock
Warehouse
at or
of the
write
Printed M.
and
published
Gibney,
Record," George
at
the
Howick
Chitty
for office
the
Right
street
,
Rev.
"
W.A Perth , by
the
of
Baker.
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