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Germany,
Italy,
fact the
is
becoming
but
the
and
general medical
their
opinions
legal divided in
are ternity to whether balance the
murder coverable It
its
is
mortem
in
which
died from
make bombs. It same
can
is
had
outrage
now
its
origin
if
Fenians,
it
Ameri
amongst not
was
actually
per
by them. The Due D'Orleans is on a starting tour through Asia Minor. The Duke, who is a in the Melba Divorce party petrated
said
is
suit,
be taking this step in the orders of his father,
with
compliance who
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on
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for
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is
the
for
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affected
heart, death.
the
quarters.
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Morocco
in
quelling
has
benn despatched the Imperial trrops revolt the Hill anong
cruiser to
assist
the
Shakespeare's been
play,
has just
on a scale. The magnificent and dresses are very superb and scenery and Mr. Henry Irving rich, as Cardinal as Queen Wolsey, and Miss Ellen Terry,
Theatre,
act
Katherine, It has within the tion
visible
Europe
has been
fever lent typhoid able to inefficient
in
in
is
o
4,200
outbreak
of viru
Athens,
attribut
and
are
The
Governor
New
of execution
declared that sanctioned by the
and
now
com
disorganised.
pletely
tried
various
electricity,
be certain, also advocates
Be
painless. of the
by
to
trials,
clause
of
the
members of the Press
has
York
in Legislative has year proved,
last
1888 aftei
and
swift,
the
.Act
repeal on
print non-
to
with is
of
month, to
Princess be provided
Duke
Mary
of Teck, 6,000 of
of Edinburgh. that It is estimated of the whole population shire
of
the for
51
per of
Clarence a dinner the poor thousand Dumfries
months
after
now
ment
for
of
free
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America.
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by
Ali's
a
Lords.
punish
a
to
One hundred
and
Malays are rioters who
friendly
Malay at SahoDg.
are
became
of Khedive him instead
This
favour
in Khedive, Abdul in con Aziz, large money payment
in
ol 1879, instead of Mohammed Prince was of Tewfik President Council at the time of the of his but resigned d'etat father, son
coup the post immediately afterwards. the Egyptian war in 1882 the 9Cted has in close British authorities. hone6t man an ; nor as
He
Since
The
1778
fire
were
into
.
Jan.
two
extinguished. The cricket South
v.
building
is
expected at
Chicago
Tewfik of.
two
the will
b.
Giffen. Australia
South A
George champion, for
wickets
seven
Banof 36, c. Giffen, the
bed
at
122
named
man
his
at residence Camperdown. bottles of chlorodyne were found on the body. It is surmised that he committed suicide owing to financial troubles. The repairs in connection with the break in the Sydney water supply sys tem are proceeding satisfactorily.
empty
is
on
the
on
commences
The
of gold
at keeper Tuesday.
Ada Two
to
ready
for
this
down
on
in
swarming
of crops ripening.
hops
Fraser's
south
the
the
alarming
Bairnsdale
results
are
district, as
feared,
and
rails
at Caulfield, The. deceased
maize
Adelaide,
MR.
7.
wickets
of
the.
re
just
January are
(con.)
9.
6d.
6s.
the
West
Australian,
Jan.
WALTER
JAMES AND W. A. RECORD.
for
colony ounces.
life
To
9.1
THE
Editor. much astonished to read in your issue of the 1st. inst., an article the Catholic copied from and dealing Record, with a purloined letter copy of a private written by me to a private friend, with whom I am in constant and intimate corres pondence. I do not know which is the more dishonorable act the improper making of the accredited or its copy," As the latter publication. act does all the harm, and serves no purpose other than a attack private I upon me, think the is publication the more and dishonest. unscrupulous It I should is, hope, somewhat unusual for a person to be called upon to publicly defend expressions used in
Sir,— I
7. January Martin, poundwas burnt on
her
..re
in
Australia,
three 54 runs.
burnt was
is
so
despaired
of.
was
the
very
;
Sir visit
Samuel Griffiths to New Guinea. The
Wednesday. and
interesting
honorable
trip
one,
has been He returned was
on
a on
a
pleasant to the according
gentleman.
7. Adelaide, January A sample of stone, wherein gold was from at visible, Hie Murphy's claim has been assayed by the Murchison, the result Government Assayer, being
35 ozs. to the ton. The estimated value before 1 oz. Wilkin assay was and Harrison, son are now brokers, the mine into a company. floating The Hon. C. C. Kingston, the hew member of the has been Ministry, Chief Secretary. Mr. Playappointed the Premier, ford, becomes Commis sioner of Crown Lands. Junctions
their
are
destruction.
therefore
solely Reservoir.
work
have tools,
of as
Sydney on
dependent
is
now
the Dotto
the West Wallsend have declined to
coal resume
at
the Association Colliery been requested to remove and they have accordingly
rates their
done
so.
Hobart, The fourth Association
congress
of
commenced
are
present.
8. January the Science its
the Museum Buildings of Delegetes from most for
Locusts quantities and grave
9.
aged
account
Vale, children were Mrs. Martin
and death, that badly injured
the the latb and sons
Exhibition be
Jan.
labourer,
Wednesday,
621,986
was
year
past
v.
on
a
has been on
January
England
match,
The yield the
was
From
re-commenced when the remaining the Britishers fell for
sat
The
Friday.
a
was
Woodward,
train passing was killed. instantly drunk at the time
and
Lincoln,
ship
secured
runs.
Robert a Baker, been found dead in
has
paper-hanger,
65, deliberately in front of a
7.
January
strong one. Richardson Major-General two months leave granted
Such miners
1873,
that
out for 215 runs. the top score
made
Stephen
New South Wales
match,
Australia, Ground
Association local team
Hiil
the and
daughters. It
criclret
all
Two
influ
on Wed extinguished Considerable nesday morning. damage was effected before the flames were
with
a
Khedives.
Emineh, daughter El Hamy Pasha, and had
The Wales
and
was
tons,
Khedive
loyal neither cruel, vicious, an and was intriguer, a character very goes,
among in
was
at
nerman
caused in morning, by the settlement one of the arches, which in turn caused a break in the cement, and allowing water to get into the caused works,
the
selling
are
(paid)
and
accession Ali.
is
Bill
6d. quoted at lis. 8. Sydney, January Five of the arches of the main via duct on the Sydney side of the Pros on pect Reservoir gave way Thursday
of Tewfik the fourth
appliances
Friday.
of a but in violation of the ancient and sacred law, and of the convention with Powers. the foreign The consequence of that of 1866 was the arrangement
Halim,
electrical
complete.
has
XNTERCOXiONXA.II, Sydney, aboard the
at bal
rain-making Terowie. A
near
with
fitted
menced
upon the the jungle
holding
artificial
9. Sydney, January New South match, South com against Australia, on the Association Grounds on N. S. Wales went in first
Sikhs and 90
fifty
advancing
at Hill,
Blackbourne's
enza.
of
son
1829,
family. the late
succumbed
on
2s.
in
Chamber
Both
8. Adelaide, January an Eyes, engine-driver the Northern Railway conduct an (Saturday),
to-morrow
already
5. February Cashel Hoey, Secretary to the of Victoria in Agent-General London, dead ; also is Mr. Clifford Yeosbam, Usher of the Black Rod in the House
of
employed will
liabilities amount to The doctor has since in the Council.
seat
Matthew
loon
on
operation Mr. J.
his
resigned
his
one
of Deputies the Revision Tariff passed It comes large majority.
His
£23, 000.
lias
been arrested on the charge for anarchical pur
Brisbane,
to the usual heretofore, according of Mohammedan principles Law, upon the senior male of e the descendant founder of the dynasty, it was to go to eldest Ismail's thenceforth in son, and the order same of primogeniture, the branches other of excluding
to granted 1866, by Sultan
and
about.
experiment Packer's
bombs
The house of Walter
was upon that of of an Vali, by Imperial in 1866 firman At the same time the lew of succession was altered from that which had been established in 1841. Instead of succession as developing,
was
Walsall
in
reigned
second title
Booth as daughter
Melbourne,
Said Pasha
Pasha, in Jan
General
eldest
The French
strangled
as
treason.
failure
assured.
of ill-health.
son
son,
he
The
have
making
The
elavation.
Sultan,
his turn. conferred
paragon married Princess
Congress
the
Ismail born
the
the
the
Government
second
1854
attempted
extravagant, thus, as far
of opponents introduced have
the
Pasha,
Ali's In
years. order
his
Abbas
ruler,
Recent the firm death. The Tariff
family. Sultan,
harmony
with iufluenza. prostrate cornescapes from Khartoum former narratives concerning of General manner Gordon's are
own
that and had made himself day, of the absolute master He country. in was succeeded 1848 by his son, who bad Ibrahim lived but Pasha,
sideration
those who have repluce for increase of wages struck by oneand nine third, hours a day, is gene discredited. rally On the occasion of the marriage, Dcxt
Two
of
former's
now
in command of the army. have been lynched female outlaws State of Alabama.
successor
of
next
is
that
It is reported nominated his
in
the
to
politician,
Melbourne,
the dynasty of Mohammed -Xli was Pasba, who Vali or appointed Governor in 1860, and who in 1841 with the five Great Sultan, got the Powers of Europe, to settle the heredi
two
owing finances,
F.
creditors. Brazil, 300 deaths Janeiro. It
in Rio daily occurring is also raging at Bahiaand at Santos. The match contemplated between and Jackson, which was Slavin slightly doubtful, to obtain
Brisbane, January 8. Marks, a member of the and Council a prominent has called a meeting of his
C.
Mohammed
in
Mohammed
excluding
from executions, of the proceedings
the plea that secrecy should not be maintained. that the master The rumour of Germany are ers engaging unionists
(
Legislative
the
in
are
not
forced abdication of his the received the investiture on He was the sixth ruler of
14.
Ibrahim, ruler in
7. January have effectually band, who fled in the
Garza's
for
excuse
Pasha
upon and
nephew,
troops
disorder,
an
son of Mohammed third AH Pasba, succeeded on death of Abbas the ; but Said also died in 1863, whereupon IHb
London, dispersed wildest
he
a
drainage.
The Imperial
at Vienna, at staying steamer for Cairo. Press that the remark
was
Tewfik
by
copper The stock
an
eldest throne,
Khedive, of Egypt, was born Tewfik), Nov. the eldest son of 10, 1852, being the late Khedive lie succeed Ismail, ed to the of Egypt by a vice-royalty decree of tho Ottoman Empire Aug. 8,
the Pope on of his eleva of
supply
secret.
in and troops Egypt, of the Powers to urges a combination Abbas from under prevent being placed the tutelage of the British Government.
Egypt
no
Members inspect
officially
is still fever rife signs of abatement.
|
Dr.
poses.
illness
special
will age of Abbas British retaining
six
tons.
There
aged 18, who once left by The Parisian
£40,000
to collect
is tons. 56,500 and Holland Ergland
in
|
Mohammed
impressively.
decided
as to a Italy gift of the Jubilee occasion to the Prelacy.
The tin
most
been
the
to
in his piincipality AH had rebelled against encouraged by the French
Henry VII 1," at the Lyceum
produced
heir
tary
tribes. "
kept a Abbas, the
was
the news, of deceased and
son
week's
a
funeral will take Cairo. The disease Pasha's, and lungs insensible long before
to-day, the late and he was His illness
father,
quarters. 1,304,-
is
for
it.
October. vote five
month.
next
building Yellow
The at
Aug.
and
after
influenza.
1879,
strike.
wheat
22
only
8. London, January the Khedive of Egypt
Pasha,
Hearing
ex recently is of the Castle New York Fenian that believed the
the
as
shows
Australia, and States,
Thursday,
od
place
was
Dublin
below
ploded
Great that 19,000 for 156,000
will
Congress
Three persons
Tewfik
j
bomb
require of
for
as
the type foundries for the sum of £5,000,000. The
to
Canada.
fra
that a of syndicate has purchased most of in the United States
reported investors
English
a
drawn.
1891
for
left persons the United
their
returns
emigration
Britain
gives for is only dis examination.
which
by poison, by a post
now
which
be chiefly
will
The
it
opportunities
accident lies in
in
Congress of
Mr.
of
the
with
from
sources
ments
counter
advantages
son
condition.
the
friendly.
Cremation
a
Indian have Army authorities announced that will they officially of 12,000 horses as require upwards remounts for the year that 1892, and and the Gape as they look to Australia
those nations in strengthen attempt to preserve European peace. His Majesty also affirmed that present relations between the Powers were most
of exhihits reception has been asked towards dollars millions
prohibi
The
would
France,
and
Wednesday,
critical
6.
Austria, speaking of tie Hungarian he had recently con treaties between and This Austria.
prorogation stated that
Diet, cluded
January
the
to
given present
Irving, shot himself
Irving,
on
ally
of
Emperor
Laurance
Mr. Henry
—
FOREIGN. the
powers under thje
tariff.
tory +
—
the
-
auto
dfomfltt
on
sittings
Thursday. the
colonies
in
"
one's
correspondence. One and speaks to friends without much delibration, and expressions are used which a moment's consideration would show to be unjust. For myself I know I should be very sorry to have to defend very many expressions which private
writes
in my conversations. alone I write occur
private
My
friends,
letters
and
to whom
speak freely, judge and hasty words, but by their of me gained knowledge from many communications. The article of your contemporary as far as it concerns opens, me, with a deliberate falsehood, An accredited " which copy" of a letter begins My Dear Whitcombe" and throughout is written in terms of personal intimacy could not by the most cursory reader have been thought to have been to "a addressed firm of solicitors." So complete a fabrication as to say it was that so addressed could only have been made a with view to the letter suggest that not a was letter but a business private one. The article closes with another false hood when it states that I wished Mr. Moorhead on his departure success", for Geraldton. My sympathies were always and openly expressed in favour of Mr. Simpson ; this was inevitable as I knew both candidates. me,
not
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to me If the letter had been brought before I should publication certainly to its have objected appearance in its
divine
the
copy
of
of
publication a private
carelessly
In
opinions.
purlioned
a
letter
in
a
paper
as the organ of recognised avowedly the Roman Catholic Church in this alone a sufficient is almost colony, for all that justification my letter I am not who is contains. aware for what responsible appears in the Record, but I do know that it is time that rested the upon responsibility shoulders of a man who holds sacred as honorable man does— the every
further
opinion. In this
state
—
of private
inviolability
Bishop Roman
Gibney Catholic
is
correspondence. the head of the Church in this
to believe but I am loth that what could be he would even give to into a tacit construed approval as these. tactics so dishonorable some however, Without, public of disapproval on his part expression not but honorable Protestants only, of all
creeds
will that
find
it
difficult
I do not shrink from the statement the majority of Roman that I believe are Catholics selfish and intolerant the same of Protestants, think they " their of the and justify spoiling It be that Egyptians." may is due to the actions of an my opinion who do all the minority, aggressive and manipulate the solid wire-pulling I know Catholics who vote. Certainly .are but their existence noble exceptions, simply tends to emphasise my general and I cannot be blamed if opinion, the majority by the public judge wire actions of these recognised The writer of the article has pullers. the impudence to suggest that as some at Municipal voted for me Catholics Elections I have Board and School a to be anything else than no right bound and am to Roman Catholic, that they and all that is theirs believe At both elections are irreprochable. and been which I have stood at the voluntary votes elected I received but in neither of Roman Catholics, nor in ease did I make any promises, manner deal with religious any in cases I and both matters, from all received votes religious However I challenge denominations. Catholic who voted for any Roman to me to show or even conscientiously to make state that I have done anything their confidence if this them regret them it justifies letter of mine affects itself by showing that Roman Catho have voted for me on other lics must and because they than public grounds,
to
side their
I
it
and'
the
is
a a
religious intends evidently
is
as
one,
solid religious without hesitation a
the
starts met this
by were
religious
soon
to make.it side will
a -
I
ticket.
that vote
for
electors
his
with
all
par over
of
domi
priestly
Australian no
satisfied
and that
he
intention his
body; is
so
if it
one
My
colours to the
necessary. I have nailed
on;
and am
them Record
the
as
soon
solid
a
with vote
letter
have
friends
among of them
vote
to be jeopardised by the know ledge that I am not a Roman Catholic; and do not believe in Roman Catholic ism, and am utterly opposed to its methods. are Their votes political as their own to use As they please. in the past no man has ever found me likely
my religious opinions to in with my political so principles, it will be in the future, even though I am to be the mark for the special " solid" Roman Catholic cast vote, not because of my public me against but because I do not like their acts, allowing terfere
vote
or political religion practices. I shall be judged in the future as in the past by my public actions and not
by
or no private thoughts opinions; amount of abuse from sectarian papers no number of purloined letters private
make
will
or
ciples ever
in
j
j
>
.
from
swerve
in
any
election
my
prin
When-
beliefs.
my
I find
a
solid
re-
vote
ligious
given for any candidate, I find attempts made by any
whenever
j
me
waver
|
;
body
religious I
to
acquire
political
shall
do my utmost to frustrate such attempts, and the growing temper of the community is a sufficient that I shall find many guarantee sup power,
porters. |
The
State
belongs God help
to us
no
particular
when
it
is
.
religion.
by any
it those who believe always duped; about time this sort of thing It is just are
one.
Yours, t
lengthened Geraldton wish me
James. I regret my a conversation I had James on the 25th of
Berth,
Jan,
S,
&o.,
WALTER
JAMES,
run
must
I
.
to
me
so
brother At the conclusion of a re conversation the Mr. James election, did and every success. good luck I exonerate Mr. James from a
of religious tinge his interference
attribute
election
to
jealousy me for
with
that
selfish
which time.
some
of
epistle
lead
contradict
Personally the slightest
Roman trusted and
Catholics, some friends, who do not hesitate respected to express of some of the disapproval tactics of those who profess to political act for and on behalf of the Church.' The friendship of those friends is not
be
practitioner.
the
Editor.
the
unequivocally
along I
RECORD.
of
with Mr. November
nominee1
comes
9.1
THE
attention has been called in your issue of this morning to have been written by
recollection
as! fully are up and: mast. As: its
religious
A.
AND
My
—
purporting Mr. Walter
as
Jan.
JAMES
To to
etc..
McKERNAN.
Australian,
WALTER W.
ready. I
repeat side
should
myself
is
successful that every indi been partly of the who has the interest vidual at heart should and openly colony it. If the various min publicly fight bodies are isters of the other power to avert the danger less or too indolent matter a for us all. it then becomes it should be But as long as possible and be platforms kept from; political determined manner met in the quiet, its which characterises organisers. I have long since tired of hearing, of those who from the lips always intend to and do cast a religious vote, of the need of keep loud protestations from influence ing religious politics. and The same old cry is always raised
|
West
the
From MR.
same
explained
Walter does not the During Dr. Jameson, floor of the it
Jan. 7th.
Perth,
and political
public
Austra
Mr.
Yours:
HUGH
forward
came
irritation.
Sir,
have
I
In any being given. case can such a vote other only be because a recorded religious body to political The exist aspires power. ence of such a vote for such an object which no person is: justi is a menace fied in overlooking. It is when it has
ended.
religious
in
of his
of signature and'am of oninion his position;
j
clearly as onei
as for instance connected, any Education amendment of the present. an understand I can Act, organised
|
;
which Mr. reception received and has merited will Quinlan be extended to every candidate who is not a nominee practically religious but to all others at should be shewn fixed and quiet determination to have none of them.
closely
there
||
two-column West
the
to leave religion and to rigorously
life
from
it
and
were
private
The
would
religious
it
the
improve late municipal elections, me on the addressing " Town Hall, I was supposed getting the solid' Catholic vote of the East not I did then Ward." know, nor have I discovered the channel' since, which the Doctor's through supposi tion but tlie graduated, result of that election I am has'modifiedhis opinion, sure. But what liberal-minded citizens would like to see Mr. James do now is this, After having written the very long letter referred to above, which in my humble opinion aggra vates rather than palliates his conduct, and to prevent a newspaper controversy 'which can end in apparently only for him, 'disaster let him resign his seat in the Perth Council and City the electors give the of privilege or of his approving disapproving If necessary, action. I shall be pre to contest the seat with Mr. pared James on myself, only, however, From brief friendly grounds. my of the Protestant knowledge people of Western Australia, I believe not six of his own Churchmen would be found to endorse the letter, which at first believed Mr. many James incapable of writing, the rest, myself among and which has caused the present abhorrent
duties.
vote. If counter-religious where done at every election
religious
and
of fact
this
exclude
a few years? appears, and we be salutary, experience for a should see less of that pandering which to vote people are- too indolent though frilly alive to its danger. oppose, the connected with In questions are or its interests Church in which a
student
shirk will
dependence with the full
"
vote
shall
shall have to. handto the Government
we
factions
cause
unequalled
the election
a
to
THE
Editor. read
morning's
;
aggressive its invitation
if
teach
do
we
we
bitterness
the
this
James;
nor
;
now
To
AND
RECORD.
have
I
Sir, in letter lian over —
History thoughtful man view with the complacency in our of a repetition midst possibility of experiences which elsewhere have now flowed1 from attempts such as we witness here. a Roman Whenever Catholic stands iupon independent grounds he can) rely but if he upon independent support; comes forward as a' nominee religious a vote he should solid upon religious be taught that the State is made for the people and not for any religious body and that every attempt by a power religious body to obtain political Will be promptly and summarily frus trated. That there is already a need to teach this lesson is becoming daily more to the thoughtful apparent part of the community. we In the recent General elections had a Catholic candidate for West on Perth who came forward indepen dent grounds. I worked1 with pleasure to secure return Mr. Quinlan's and I should' work so again. At that elec tion the most strenuous efforts were made to arouse a strife against religious Mr. Quinlan, but he was returned be
find' the other part themselves profes duped by insincere oh sions about the need of voting secular from: coming grounds" purely intend to the lips of men who fully
really thought to Catholicism and not well disposed to be, a Protestant. as I professed attaches the The Record apparently to the charge that I most importance for was stirring up responsible strife in connection with the religious Geraldton and this recent election, charge is made in the very face of the methods and unreproved dishonorable A Brereton. moment's of Father will show how much consideration
National Library of Australia
"hurt" Unless
appear
made
or
is in this Charge. the At the time I wrote my letter element was in full activity. religious
for
accepted.
;
Catholic
non-elector
slide,
impudence
jl"
a
matters
let
;
was
affairs
a
colony
No
one.
Church.
I
wrote and whom I am
of
our
can
published, to my
open That letter expresses my opinionj it without and I repeat any qualifica whatever. When tion any religious body intends to vote solid there should on be a fair and straight fight religious one If such a body invites grounds. contest it is dangerous indo simply to calmly for the other bodies lence
to avoid believing by the heads the Roman no trick of Church is considered too base so long as it can the interests' of their be made to serve
'
not
one with non-church-goer, in corres close and regular private I suggested that the only pondence. proper way to meet the solid religious was vote which being given in this case to place the matter was clearly and the other religious before bodies, as was the election being made a reli let it be a two-sided and one, gious
colony,
men
yet
justification
to
letter
private
not
though
significant, which give
or
it
religion If
A.
8.
.
fact
written
true
my
ties,
religious nation.
:
though
express
no recognise any interference.
more
who be that
all
question
can
infinitely
,
contents
reproved,
any
the lesson not teach to have subsequently
by the Church authorities is nothing less outside than shocking in any country Ireland. Such conduct indeed by a such language Protestant minister, from his would justly have con lips Catholic vulsed the whole Roman and the Record would community, have ceased its tirades. never Coming from a Roman Catholic how priest, we are of it ever, asked to make light which sinks into by the very journal dishonorable the most depths to find some however foul, to bespatter means, me its abusive and protect priest. There are, however, other facts, equally
his not ostentatiously assert opinion. from This I have carefully abstained never I however, should, doing. have shrunk from acknowledging that fairly
such as Conduct; this but extenuated even
Simpson. yet
beyond-
politics tolerate
to refer indeed, Father Brereton, that of his church during hurled the strongest
service,
political
known
sufficient,
the duty of freedom to let
JAMES
W.
Jan.
,
more
justly
is
it'
.
are There form. many which we hold privately, not called upon to publicly a touches upon The letter parade. and of question religious opinion, matters man such each is upon to freedom, so entitled long as he does
its
is
value
a and indeed abusive upon epithets Roman Catholic who exercised his free and Mr. judgment supported
present opinions but are
jf
It
the one fact from the pulpit
and1
theirs,"
"
obtain' much state' is than
Australian
WALTER
unwearying
to
the
MR.
West
—
to
this.
deliberate
a
was
are
they
;
efforts
in
power
to attempt elect a man a and solid upon pure vote. There is no need to religious detail the various facts which show
belief.
)
power
political in their
the
From
.
man.
It
The Roman Catholics have made and are constantly making deliberate to and attempts acquire organised
i
Mr. Moorhead, the recognised political of Roman at the Catholicism, apostle first chance after his arrival possible in the colony, came with no forward other qualification than his unques tionable and his courage religious
.
I do not remember I what exactly but did say in this letter, particular the published extract represents fairly my views and I stand by them without the least fear. The Record will I -am sure to look to pardon me if I decline it for my standard of Liberalism and if I assert that I have yet to learn that it or any other sectarian journal has the power which it impudently to make unmake assumes or any
the
21st.
bigotry. in the
professional
he has pursued That precious November was
of a more astute merely the outcome the understanding working upon weaker of an intelligence equally honest tho' less cor accomplished respondent. Yours, F.
Adelaide
From MR.
Terrace,
the West WALTER W.
To Sir,
James'
—It
is
military
Jan.
Australian,
JAMES
A.
RECORD.
the
Editor.
now
etc..
W. MOORHEAD.
evident prowess
7.
Jan. 12.1 AND THE
Mr.
Walter like
is,
his
unknown to all but and the hope is general that he stands alone among young Austra lians with the "colours and mast" he so hoisted. Mr. James boldly Briefly, seems in the unenviable position of a designing schoolboy who needs a good and if the chance which whipping, my letter of the 7th inst. aimed at getting had been given the citizens there is no doubt the electors of the Central Ward would administer the paternal lesson in a manner which this indis creet joung man would not soon for The gallant get. defender of colours and mast" has probably found this to be the case after his re-considering own hence his silence, letters, and the fact that he prefers to drop the fastrecoiling rather than bogie temporarily clash the swords, so to speak, and kill for all time when all are prereptile religious himself,
zeal,
"
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PARLIAMENTARY
through in
every
— :
defeat
consequently to make remains
now
for future few deductions guidance. election the case of the Geraldton in the even not menaced was religion resorted mind of Mr. James, and was to not because of itself bat of its force Mr. James as a medium of opposition.. no if he tried, could not be bigoted, more than Mr. Simpson or Mr. Mooror would be, and it is not head could, a
Wednesday,
Tn
his
I
I
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to
difficult
more
oust
than
!
I
vice
I
J
Mr.
I
I
I
I
I
1
v
the electors
with but
I
laughter do
far
so
roared of West Perth at this bit of flattery, of them are that many
say to see whether the independwatching ent .member referred to will take it in his at true value and exercise its
leases
1891, from
I
I
I
mature
I
.
tion
hon.
The
:
a
capital
one.
It
was, two
use
National Library of Australia
of
every
apply Fund salary
which
moved
I
the
p.m. Mr.
States. Mr. papers 1
portion
we
any
Police
atten
"
The At said that
trade with large Motion withdrawn. Parker moved for
a
relative of our
never
the
expect
United
copies of all to the of that raising loan authorised of
915
at
at
was
sworn
8
i
Railway
'!
the
and
Bill
ment
Bill
the were
!
'
I
for
Railway Boyanup-Busselton committee. Bill passed through the Lands Act and the First The Settled were received from the Offenders Act, Assembly, Legislative The Sharks Bay Pearl and
Bill
second The
the time
Shell
House
went
.;at
gr '
by
-he
one
Bill,
Mr.
Burges
tion
of
the
a
Bill
was in considered V cKenzie Grant and to the preserva objected
M
r.
north
kangaroo
p.m.
the
Chair
at 730
2.30
under
ASSEMBLY.
compulsion his
resigned
office
Government pension
Colonial
refused
completed, complete.
to
contract the
the
that
shipped Registry for the Black for Fremantle for Sharks Bay,
Treasurer,
lands
in
to
reply
on
Finnerty Municipal
a.n
proposed
held
lands
to
condition
they
.Street.
Institutions
Act, considered The Attorney General amendment by which all
Amendment 1876, in committee.
j
transferred
were
Government The
Bill
by
was
and
public
so bodies, long the for purpose
they which
as
religious used for
were
they
were
all lands used exclusively granted, for charitable and likewise purposes, lands used for the purpose of public recrea tion or military should be ex training
empt the
front
Act
was
Ths
taxation. to prevent
under
exempt
the
Act
of
object
bodies
religious
from
taking up shops and other from which buildings, they a could draw and which had no rent, the connection with for object which In the course they existed. of his re marks the Attorney General said the of
advantage
clause j
i
cricket
1
should
line
telegraph
Colonial
completed
was
announcing
at
Labour
Imported
certain
by
was
passed by the Postmaster-General taken to open steps would be at once of the public. it for the use At this moment the opportune Colonial Treasurer received and read a
Chair
Mr. Pearse, said the Government hoped to be able to carry out the agreement made by the late Government an.d the Fremantle Municipal Council, where
with
moment
trip the
The
or
the
the
A ct. Of these two were one wood, six for York, three for Albany, two and three for Ashburton.
Canning
but The
i;he
last
under
attendants.
not
by
her
last
The Colonial in reply to Treasurer, the Mr. said Government Traylen, had not been employed to test Analyst of alcoholic the quality beverages. in The Director of Public Works said to Mr. A. the reply Forrest, line from York to Southern telegraph
took
in reply Treasurer, to said that 17 Chinese steamer Australind on from Singapore,
Quinian,
came
those methods of sanitation than now in vogue. in reply The Colonial to Treasurer, said Government Mr. the Traylen, hoped to be able to provide an amount on the Estimates for additions to the and Fremantle Lunatic for Asylum,
was
8th.
January
Speaker
Mr.
from the
Order Standing the explained of the reason for the seeming evasion The matter Order. eventually dropped without any action being taken. in reply Treasurer to The Colonial said the Government were Mr. Traylen not at to introduce present going to empower Local Boards legislation of health to raise better funds for
telegram
p.'m
p.m.
The
accordance Mr. 90.
additional
Bill
7th.
any compensa services. tion H e prayed that to enter the House would be pleased and deal with it in a tain the potition, manner. and equitable just The out that the Speaker pointed had been not petition presented
No.
of Gerald
'
a Mr. Canning presented petition from late Chief Clerk Joseph Hillman, The in the Railway Department. forth that the petitioner set petition had been 26 years in the government
in
two persons of the fishery
or
First Probation of Offenders read a second time. The House adj urned at 4.30
The
a
deterin-
was
as
if,
the sole control of 21 years. term
a
was
840
January
took
The Speaker p.m.
him for his
on
of the
probability banks
the
o-'
Friday,
grant
passed. committee
into
ASSEMBLY.
Thursday,
and service, Government The year.
Boyanup-Bus-
were
LEGISLATIVE LEGISLATIVE
at
ton.
read
at
adjourned
House
The Game committee.
Fishery
were Game Bill and committed.
Bill
the out ioration tended obtained
\
passed.
and
Railway
Chair
Sharks Shell Bay Pearl Fishery to Bill. Previous so it was doing that moved as an amendment the Bill to Select be referred Committee The of the amendment supporters pointed
j!
Mojanup-Minninup
Bill
the
the
The
i
Police
iselton The
8th.
took
President
3 p.m. The
and
in,
January
Friday, The
Chair
COUNCIL
''
p.iu.
received,
was
a
LEGISLATIVE
7th.
the
took
of
Bill
of Public the com
;
to.
the on Committee and adopted. Bill. General The Mineral Lands Stock Act Amend Loan and Inscribed
of Consoli out the annual sum of an additional
could
of
I
took his The report
Mr. by Mr. Simpson, supported moved that the colony be Richardson, at the Chicago Exhibition. represented The Colonial Treasurer said the pres ent aim of the legislation of the United States was to keep out trade with the and
at
gentle
Agreed
January
Burges
by
Titles
a
the issuing this Act of miners licenses and miners to Asiatics and aliens rights is of instead forever, prohibited the period to five limiting years.
seat.
in General, reply, torney had been prepared for extensive plans accommomore alterations providing Mr. that dation. DeHamel trusted the the Government would not forget of the Motion other hospitals colony.
colonies; to do
T.
girls
read
the Supreme second time. Act, 1886, Amend read a second time. By
was
Bill
and
of
read
was Bill The Goldfields
ment
provision
Bill
reported adopted.
Ropo; t Third Judge
Court
COUNCIL.
The President
withdrawn.
a
of
was
Bill,
mittee. The
conclusion the Pearse moved to ihe the debate
Mr.
of
Alterations
Officers
to intro-
leave better
of women protection other purposes.
for
firsttime. The
the
resume
the
and
for
make
to
Bill
a
the
at
question,
Thursday,
and if the the ques information
motion.
hon
exhaustive
an
gave
to
Sheds
Goods The
or
LEGISLATIVE
Hos the Colonial of conducting and to adopt the system in vogue pital, the exist of the world in other ; parts being out of all proportion ing building Mr. II. to present requirements." seconded
for
includes
whaif
such
"Wednesday. The House adjourned
system
Sholl
which
following
time.
first
a
duce
'
moved
Burt
Mr'.:
; |
.
adjournment
That the Gov Quinlan ernment at once take such steps as are to re-organise the present necessary
one
commenced.
to
Mr.
with birds phrase, "killing stone." But care should be taken or take to plant the newly made ground, as will the bud the .such steps nip in drift which has already miniature
homely
Bill
judge
life
to
date
later
a
dated Revenue of £900 for the read was
I
in West months many ago, predicted there would rains set in, that summer. He noticed be a drought this of the valley the Swan the that all along were 'possums crowding into the bottom of as a verification the lands. And now, reaches truth of his intelligence prophecy, the Murchison that the us from wild, of the East are to uncivilized aboriginals the white be found in the haunts of man, native from the fastnesses of their driven deserts by the want of water. which were The stagnant pools such an eyesore and a standing formerly of those who reside to the health in menace of the East Eremantle the neighbourhood have been filled The idea, Station up. for are indebted to Mr. J. which we of Permanent Chief inspector Hayden, the the sand drift on Ways, of utilising road for the Perth-Fremantle purpose was
of natural
whole
.
I
—
observer
then
the
negatived.
was
;
river
Act, 1886; Amend time. read a first " Treasurer moved That the scheme of of approve the port of for
...
man
regulations
the
to.
faom railway House Customs ....." Fremantle
would be given him. Land Bill and the First The Settled time Bill were read a third Offenders and passed. to Public The alteration of Titles the Officers Bill was passed through committee stage with amendments. Institutions The Act, Municipal Bill was considered 1876, Amendment wa; but the debate in committee, without definite adjourned anything being done.
was
in circles commotion may religious in politics" prove the end of." religion in this We all know now colony. thanks to Mr. James. what it means etc., Yours, HUGH McKERNAN. Jan. 11. Perth, keen Australia before our
receive
timber would of the Government, member would repeat
-at
tion
he Perth election at the well-known refers to, James worked to keep time that Mr. S. other candidate R. the (Mr. to put Mr.. Haynes) out, and not in strange in. Reforms come Quinlan it is and sometimes, just guises at the feature of the election possible Geraldton that has caused so much
A
any
the
to
the Success opening a passage through the into Owen Bank Anchorage, or near of a wharf at construction and a connection by Catherine Point,
to Mr. said the in reply Traylen, matter of conserving the forest trees, trees timber young growing especially of areas that have been denuded on
I
West
it
comply with
bar
Goldfields
Fremantle
brought
in.
the
upon
obligation
colony.:
this House harbour improvements
have beer Geraldton should forward by motion in accord arrived ai ance with a previously Mr. Forrest decision of the House. said he wished to mov< in explanation, in rents, and therefore for a reduction the hsts. required of Crown Lands. The Commissioner
J
and undoubted manfully, independence demand an enquiry at the Hands of the of bri Government into the charges to have alleged bery and corruption at the election his been committed cut such a sorry quondam admirer At
The
the
was ment Bill The Colonial
ruled that Mr. A. For for a return of all application to 31st December. in existence drawn due east north of a line
rest's I
:
figure
Agreed
made here. The Speaker
to say
as
Murray.
session. in reply
present
no
to
owner'
|
that
go
was
I
|
"
not
the
during
there
"
do
of
toMr. would con the present of closing sider the matter cemetery. There was a site at Claremont a new but at present for cemetery, and too far away. was it inconvenient to in reply Treasurer, The Colonial said the Government Mr. Paterson, to compel taken had not any steps in the colony cut of timber shippers to furnish official statements certify name of such timber. ing the proper the timber left the colon) When once
;
I
Chief
Cross.
:
should
condition
established
supported by Mr. Canning, moved the of adjournment Simpson, the draw attention to House' to the condition of the Perth and cemetery the 'view of it. with Mr. closing motion the Clarkson which opposed
voters
registered of the
Patterson moved that Govern instruct the Er.gineer-irithe to report upon present
Mr. ment
Treasurer, The Colonial said Government Canning,
in Mr. Simpson." "Why because even he was ten James' times al opinion man or in other better words Mr. would prove such a powerful Moorhead of factor in the Parliament political that there would be no the colony, romoving of him horn it. Any reasonman conclude that there is able will enough confusion in this to extinguish the political of an ordinary aspirations but Mr. James wants Australian, more before he is satisfied. ruin still abandoned In his defence of the since down on and mast" he c omes colours the member for West Perth for suc cour, whom he says ho. supported with pleasure because of his independ ence."
730
to in reply The Colonial Treasurer, had Mr. Parker, said the Government for the not entered into any agreement of railway to the construction of a line South Australian border. to in reply The Colonial Treasurer, said the Government Mr. Canning, did not intend to deal with the classifiSerand regulation of the Civil cation
"
times
at
of districts
been
M.
to.
Agreed
p.m. from Mr. Parker presented a petition William Greenhills, York, Wilkinson, take that the House would praying relieve him from such steps as would the the annoyance he suffers through old tracks settlers usmg certain througn He. had appealed to the his property.' local Roads Board, to the late Gov Sir F. N. Broome, and even ernor, Local taken the matter into the York without redress. but Court, receiving was ordered to be printed. The petition
I
to find
for "the Mr. advertisement anxiety all would get transcended Moorhead cannot other desires. Mr. J lines but he be denounced for bigotry, fairly the use he be condemned for may to in the case of the turned religion Geraldton election. Here then is the of the absurd cr / of "religion solution be it may in politics," and in future it not that is worth remembering the people yearn for who raise religion return this of the candicry, but the the date by every and all, including Accord most discreditable methods. while denouncing ing to his letters, was a this Mr. James practice, line of it, and by vhe same fomentor man. of logic he supported the wrong " My sympathies were always in favour of Mr. he says, because I Simpson," if he got know both men." Again, " Mr. elected, Moorhead would be ten
number the ing in the electoral
6th.
January
took the Chair
The Speaker
I
therefore
surprising
that
ASSEMBLY.
LEGISLATIVE
j
j
his It
and point, inevitable.
All
assailable
was
1
but him.
so
position
:
his
had
communication with Southern
.
to do
pared
which amounted to £250,£1,336,000, 000. A greed to. showMr. Par ker moved for a return
SUMMARY.
;
!
j :
by putting
it
protected association
grounds even
held though
by
a
they He
charge a fee for entrance. stated further that to say that no one had a right to charge for admission to the ground between William street and Barrack-street was jetties simply abThe amendment surd. was agreed to and the Bill reported, third The of the Court
Bill
judge the
and
Continued
on
Supreme
Goldfields:
Act,
page 8.
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MODfiT HEART,
henty,
Cobham
WINE
TEA,
SPIRIT
and
MERCHANT Perth
William-street,
beaufort
of
The
street,
WINES,
Ceylon
ASSURANCE COMPANY, U
BRANCHES Head
AGENCIES COLONIES.
AND
NEW 1887 1888
There „
„
;;
payable PREMIUMS
day
to
from
PENNY
seventy years. PAID CLAIMS
hall,
;;
Ages
upwards.
from
,
Fall
view
River
of every
of the
part
Swan, Zig-Zag
Darling
BANKSU
or
Range,
City,
I
Railway, etc.
etc.,
Can be supplied ip any quantity by DAWSON BROS, to any part of the cr CITY SUBURBS. Orders by post or otherwise punctually attended
one
DAWSON The
steps
cleared
is
ground
the
to
up
and
M.urray-st.
well-known
Opp. Mr.
R:
T.
SCANLAN.
PRACTICAL
Go and
WATCHMAKER h -JOM i/.
and
JEWELLER.
inspect
BELLS.
Having
MOUNT
HEART,
PERTH.
in
of A.
EX WILLOWBANK— HAS NOW LANDING, also Rub from extra of PERAMBULATORS 52s., Assortment (Bassinettes) Splendid Austrian Bentwood from 8s. each Office for Chairs, Perambulators; Chairs, ber Tyres Children's and a Ladies' Low Arm High Table Chairs, splendid Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Chairs. of American assortment Potato Manure Steel Forks, TOOLS Shovels, Forks, Drags, GARDEN Spades, Digging Dutch Potato Mattocks, floes, Hoes, Floral Tools, Hay Rakes, and a
secured I will
which
strict
view
a
enjoy
the
from
Shop
a
attention of Public
xecuted
and
FOUCHARD
in
.)
Howick
;
Streets
carry on, my Business and Jeweller, 1 hope tnat to I may hae business,
Watchmaker share
A
Chipp'er's.
NEST"
(Late
MURRAY-STREET,
Donald
"I
GREEK,
to.
BROS.,,, Firewood Depot,
the
re-erected.
DOS CHAINS, WALL PAPERS, DUMB
IRONMONGER,
DRY
.
PERAHEULATOBS,CHAINS, DOS COLLARS,
CASH
anb
DYNAMITE.
FIREWOOD!
QOOD
perth.
"CROWS
LEY!
—
BICYCLES,
„
proof of death. F. EYESTON, CHAS. Resident Secretary.
on
Immediately
1890.
1st,
September
week
per
fob and
BLACKWOOD
wonderful
ONE
Agents
FIREWOOD!
town
of the Company and the high progress figures the its liberal dealings by public. esteem placed upon and LIFE are ASSURANCE POLICIES on ENDOWMENTS PREMIUMS and collected at residences of Assured. or WEEKLY MONTHLY, made the
show
Old
CHAINS
95
THE
Policies
57,332 65,595
"
These
-Y'l
(1873,
Port.
GUNS NOBEL'S
PERTfL
HAY-STRET,
BUSINESS. issued 19,557 34,687 »
were
&C.
Produce.
from
Australia
West
for
Office
THROUGHOUT
other
Tawny
GREENER'S
£200,000.
CAPITAL, WITH
and
Specialities'. Madeira
Teas,
BEST,"
SPICES,
COFFEE,
Oats
or
.
LIFE
CITIZENS'
"
Blends Teas, Season's China Tea.1
SPIRITS,
Potatoes,
"€&0WS
on
Serendib Ceylon
New
Also,
late
"
Famous
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—
.
end
Sale
:
the
at
Have
c
&
in
AU
Patronage.
workmanlike
a
a
by
)
and
manner
a
work also
guaranteed. BAND
INSTRUMENTS
REPAIRED.
;
look-out
Please note
:
Grabbing
"
Crows
Sharp's
Hoes,
of Useful and DOG
assortment splendid DOG COLLARS PAPERS WALL
:
A
for
Tools
garden
in CHAINS collection splendid
REQUISITES HOUSEHOLD Pans, Fry Pans, Baking Dishes,
a
at
Holloware
:
Gridirons,
and
variety very of
Patent the also
farm
Ne
st
the Address
—
T. R. Street
Howick
SCANLAN, Perth.
purposes.
of low
and
patterns for
prices
sizes.
from
cash,
all
6d.
a piece. Stew Kettles, Potato Mashers,
(Platform
Tree).
Saucepans,
descriptions, Potato Peelers,
Patent
best Knife Lightning Egg Beaters, (the Wire Toasting Telescope and Tinned Pots with Tin Earthenware Pots, improved strainers, Porks Patent Coffee Teapots, Coffee strainers and Milk Skimmers, and with copper Dishes, Wash-up bottoms), Settles (plain of Hand and a Bowls, variety Basins, Dippers, great Dishes Stamped Tin Wash-hand Tailors' Sad Flat Box Irons, Irons, or Clothes Lines, Irons, Stamped Tin Ware, Galvanized Knife Cleaners (the. lightning), Patent in the World), and Egg Beaters Cleaners
familiar
or
to
Nothing
in
it
equal
the
City
Egg Timers,
'
Scales
&c REAP
assortment of splendid and Weights, Household
HOOKS, Bramble Paints
Enamel
Aspinall's
BRUSHWARE
Oval-ground
Brushes, ware
:
Scales,
all
of
Kitchen
Spring Patent
Rush Scythes, shades.
or
in
kinds
all
and
Scythes,
Household
Troy Weights
Balances,
Scythe
Stones and
Plasterers' Distemper Brushes, Copper-bound Paint Brooms, Dandy and Horse Blushes, Hair
of all
description. Garden SUNDRIES
Brushes, Brushes,
liat
Tinned
Requisites, and Scales,
Sharpeners.
and
Brush-
Cash
also
much the
pleasure Public in of a services
CUTTER
And
will
is
STYLE
COATINGS, andStyle Trowsers
on
Perth,
June
14,
special
Workman-like
National Library of Australia
for
sale
Twenty
per
balance ments
with
attention, manner.
build
AM
LONDON.
PLANS
in
of
W.
Mr.
A.,
1837
since
for
Manufacture. T.
BRYAN.
:
Piccolos, Clarionets,
(leather do.
Cornets,
(in
a
—
cases) do.
wood
and
leather
Tenor Horns Baritones
23,
:'
cases)
,v\
Euphoniums
folloywing
TERMS, :
cent
and the
deposit
by monthly if
without
two
over
Violins "
(in
required
RUBA
interest
specially Curvilinear
WILL
BE
"
case) violin
instrument,
(artist's
selected)
and
1
:
Mouthpieces for Cornets, and Trumpets. Bugles (Aclbpted by the British and French Armies, for Field' Bugles and Trumpet's.)
READY
SHORTLY.
,
Stands with Metronomes, Bell attachment
Maelzel's
instal
/ ?
Springs Card Holders Iron folding Band
—
extending
;
'
Bombardons Valve Tops
the
and be Our
Honour
of
received per Gulf of Martaban, of Besson & Co.'s supply famous " " Band Instru Prototype ' ments, comprising
by
Volunteer
and other Bands—Reed, Drum and Fife— completely on reasonable termsi: '0 logues forwarded. N.B. At the various Band Contests held throughout Great Britain during the last few years Besson & C&'s "Prototype" instruments have' worn Brass, outfitted
TROW
AR1MC
Rd.,
Just
be
January
the
years without all
Medals
Agent
AUCTION
viz
OS and SERIN for UNEQUALLED Quality £3 ; in W. A. Sack Suits from fr. 15s. 6d. made to order, at
1890,
will
EASY
combined FIT, AND FASHIONS. our
and
Saturday, on
are
HB
Gr.
lots
property into
surveyed
now
DEPARTMENT.
receive Orders will p#g#__AlI in a of Hand out turned of stock TWEEDS,
W.
situated
PUBLIC
MELBOURNE well-known for his Williamson,) (Mr.
PERFECT
a
guarantee NEWEST
EUSTON
Excellence
offered
known his Patrons, to in making he has secured the that general,
TAILORING
198
CO.,
MAKERS,
or
!
Full
particulars
on
application
:
HAS
of Perth. 38
magnificently
HEARMAN
G.
heart
THIS
TAILORINfi! "W.
be the
yet
ing
DEPARTMENT.
NEW
will
INSTRUMENT
Iron
Miiri'ay-street.
Ironmonger,
BESSONB &
F.
MUSICAL
GREEN,
LEVI
HEART
White-wash
Nest Eggs, Mouse Traps, Traps, Angle Builders' all Useful Articles. and a great Ironmongery Sundry Brackets, of Bell-door Sash Doer Knockers, Knockers, Carpenters' Locks, Yaughan Locks. descriptions, of furnishing Mathieson's Plates, Screws, and all kinds Ironmongery, Nails, Weights, Letter and Tools of Bits German Planes all Brace Bits, Carpenters' (all sizes), Augur and Screw Mail Patent all sizes, Horse Shoes and Wire Nails, Axles, Springs Netting description. and all kinds of Buggy Ware. Clips, assorted stock of General Hard do well to inspect Purchasers will my splendid Intending and ancl quality. before ware elsewhere, compare prices purchasing Syringes, of variety
:
MOUNT
-
<8dc
a
-
and
"Bellows, Counter
to
HUGH
M'KERNAN
&
Co.,
Auctioneers.
more
public
manufactured
than money instrument by any other house.
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&
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LIMITED. OD
PBOTISIOK AND WAREHOUSEMEN,
BOIVDED
will
1892,
JANUARY, They are
FRESIANTLE.
and
bo
TENDERS up to NOON
STREET,
to
the Director of outside Tender tions Contract."
at
IN
CONSIGNEES
&, LONDON-
WESTERN
v:
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;
Wm.
&
3iIcE.wa.il
Central
Ltd., FountainiiBrewery/rEdinfturgb, Meat Export Tinned Co., Meats, "Gaelic" and "Bobbie Burns" Co.,
Co.,
Queensland
Bonding
"Stirling
Whiskies, 'Dawson's
be
lowest
The "
ia
universal
the
most
Hair
of Ayer's popularity of its convincing proof
for
Dressing
order
of
!
as
and
i
i
of
the
Ladies desirous scalp. of soft, an abundance silky tresses, their men who wish to preserve to an advanced would pearance age, with f urnlsh their toilets
&
Son,
.Schnapps, Quality Dry
Melbourne,
18th
Bitters
youthful do
&c,
INFANTS'
and
by
CO.,
IPENDERS
.
:
and
Goods
to
our
Hotelkeepees,
Perfumers.
Stock
REDUCTIONS.
BITTERS SPIRITS, CORDIALS, LIQUETJESf 'and VEGETABLES, MEATS, ERUITS STORES, TOBACCO, HOTEL GLASSWARE CIGARS,
; ;
&C.,
leT&
t o l
Direct
o.;
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C. E.
pi aon
pianos.
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Large
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and
K
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IlO appointed
announce
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Hunting „
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above
are
Pianos
in W.A. Agents manufactured by Justin
for
Browne,
a
world-wide
will
competitiou
,
it
,.I|erth When,
is
difficult
however, alone should be
W©
to make the
importers
up
one's are
mind
well
where known
to
in
to decide one. sufficient at a from those in search of a High Class instrument inspection and also from the Musical Public. price, Establishments. Special Terms to Scholastic shew ing exterior and the interior mechanisni,, together with book of mailed free to any address. estimonials,
M oderate v.'jpV
Photos,
'
, .
Dec.
17.
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E
M under
as
16
0
6s.
10
assortment
Oct.
DEAN
1
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N
If.
L
p.m
ROBERTS,
F K
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Manager,
u
A
Resident.
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a
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vonr
12
C
life
4
15
C
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5
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thankfully for que infant my
of
worthy
promptness of being
shall
have
benefits
15
4
0
C)
3 3
12 0
C
to
Company
C
full
-
(
10
bv
Life
Citizen's
thanks
for
necessary death of my
Co.,
Please
of
child, Yours
Perth.
accept
Beaton
Deeeased. Perth, 31st, 1891.
heartfelt
my
on received, in connection
papers
your
(Ltd.),
producing with
Thomas
the
Williams.
faithfully;' JOHN WILLIAMS, ,
Father
of
Deceased. .1
.
Francis-street, Jan.
Perth, 3rd, ;1892.
.
The
Resident
Secretary, Life Assurance
Citizen's
i
t
<:t
Co.,
Ltd.),
Perth.
,
Slu,—
j \ !i
.
3
I
with beg to acknowledge thanks the receipt of cheque for full due on amount, No. 702,101. issued policy by your Company on the life of my dear Alfred child, Thomas Hubert, who died Such only a few days ago. should be a sufficient promptitude recomendation to all to insure. persons wishing Yours
faithfully,
ANNIE i HUBERT, Mother of Deceased. ROADS
rjlOODYAY
Co-
Chemists, Perth
MR. #
pointed with $lie
j
splendh
Cards
in
Barrack-streets,
amount
the
is
BRYAN,
Assurance
Hay and Sir,—
claim
insuring
Newcastle-street, Dec.
)
deceased.
known, and i the making known
Parent
()
bt
'..'upon
widely in
Obdt., T.
>
of the
receipt
child recently in the settling made
Yours
)
ledge. "due
amount
pleasure be derived
I
4
acknow
I
uli<
12
with
Ltd.-
I
Street,
A
1892.
C
cards
o
f
1st,
the
year Sucli
JOSEPH to issue
WROTH
has been apLicenses .Carriage Board for District,
and
Toody ay Roads 1892. of
owners
obtained will
A. CarL
BOARD.
be
vehicles
licenses
who
shall
before
on
or
D.
CONNOR,
not
March
prosecuted. (Signed)
neat
'
Office.
R
January,
i
Secretary. Life Assurance
Citizen's
12
cau
H
Pi'itb,
6d.
&
In Memoriam Cards priuted
designs. at the Record
a.m
1891.
24,
by
RECEIVED.— of
E,
6.30 6.30
...
I
have
JUST
L
Office,
C
their th< treatment referred to, viz:—
memoriam
jn ness
T
"
it
from Is. 6d. from 8s. 6d.
Hay
new
N
'
Manager's
Dear
Wholesale
(
A
Fares, Return. the Commissioner of Railways
of
Perth,
draw Atten Special the time t< 3 present medicinal preparation! I use of which the lives o I
above
go for the BEST Pianos. musical circles, that fact
invite,
R
...
to
for
Prepared only EDMUND
as
POOLE,
EXCURSION.
F
o
Dean's Hooping Cough Mixture Dean's Infants Diarrhoea Mixture
:
'
16
of
recommend
of
1891.
at
preparations
be found of their
repute, to the run of importations, and as a guarantee ,m,uch superior general " each bear the Manufactured excellence instrument following) inscription for BRYAN & ROBERTO, Sole Agents, Perth, W.A." expressly in the musical instrument business JNhen there is such keen
'
Thimbles Alberts
by the timely
ly
,
have
T.
GEO.
be saved fron children may the ravages of the two deadly epide mi< now in the colony unfortunately raging We allude, of course, to HOOPING COUGH and INFANTILI D I A R R H (E A, and can confident
the
Director
RAILWAY.
Running
order
By
on.
from
'.Specs
tion valuable
scores
IJIiKTO
neces
7s.
d
2 and
„
guaranteed,
wish
WE
Sole
the
SUNDAY
Hunting ...
Silver Do.
Action.
not
Engineer-in-Chief.
(departing to York Returning
s
5
...
Pebble
BB
Hon.
December,
York
Eng
depended
Trichord
will, r'
the
T
Sir,—
...
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Ladies'
Repeating
tender
any
of
YORK
£
12
...
Hunting
Silver
Youths'
Check
or
CHEAP
Hunting
Levers
Perfect
Assort
To
..
Levers Mlver Demi-
Gents'
Pedal.
the
ASTERN
Demi-Hunting
Silver lish
some
Schools,
be .seen may afelhis Court House,' York. \
Works),
NOW
is
10
from
s
ct.
Leers Gents'
marked and
'
accepted.
24th
'e.iii
I
Genevas
18 ct. Silver
Gents'
t
L«
1
lies'
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Latrine
Government
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from...
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Celeste
Works
for
Traffic
18
.Office
this
&c.,
order,
Traffic
GeDts'
:
at
W.A.
G nt-'
Full
REPAIRS
Works Public Office, Perth, Western Australia,
,
Silver Watches and and Marhle Clocks, Goods. As Optical
Onyx
Levers
4ft
T
AND
intimate a
of
in
pianos
Widt
I
and been for CASH bought from the DIRECT manufacturers in be marked much lower Europe they will than such goods have hitherto been sold
CAMPBELL, Manager. SMITH, Accountant.
s.
Public
Tenders
be
sarily Public
E
to
Jewellery, ElectrorPlate these have
FREMANTLE.
STREET,
and
received
Contract,
the
fkom
JEWELLER, BEGS OPENING
LIMITED, PACKENHAM
he
Asst.
N
E.
ment
c
"
Specifications, and Office at The lowest
WATCHMAKER
&c.
&Oi,
GIRLS'
SCHOOLS.
GEORGE
BEERS,
OILMEN'S
Director
of
TINNED
;
:
|
York.
Bought
V.
'f
BOYS'
LATRINE contract.
will
outside Repairs
and
Stoeekeepees,
assorted
splendidly
'
to
up
the
jREAT
' -
REPAIRS
and
_
of |
special Peaelees
WINES,
'
attention
J
POOLE,
oh TUESDAY NOON the 19th JANUARY, 1892, for the above Contract: to are be! to They addressed The Hon. JL
U. S. A.
Mass.,
Lowell,
I
the
"
1891.
and
FENCING
Makers. envite
!
apto
well
! ;
t
Engineer-in-Chief.
December,
ADDITIONS,
having gentle
of and
and
Cordials, A. V.H. Van Hoytema & Co., Rotterdam, Geneva, tChas. Loche & Co.,:Rheims, Rougemont Champagnes, Samuel Bulk and Bottled Allsopp & Sons, Ltd., Ale, Moet & Chandon, Epernay, Dry Imperial Champagne.
'
AVER &
C.
J.
Sold by Druggists
Hop
of
:
YORK.
Champagne,
Gippsland
neces
.
Geo. Goulet, Thos. Trood
.
Yjfplie's
not
:
/ A Office, W estern Australia,
HairVigor, prepared
Dr.
Schiedam Reims, Extra
this
themDirector
Works
Perth,
Hair.
the
Ayer's
other
Wines, Aromatic
will
T:
for
'
1 Claret
at
Magistrate's
Hon.
GEORGE
'
No.
Addi
'seen
U
a
the
humors
"
Adelaide,
The
maturely
j
Ltd.,
be
tender
Work),
Vigor
value
hair becomes or thin, faded, pre restores all its this preparation gray, and texture. former fullness, Bland, cool, color, Hair Vigor and delightfully perfumed, Ayer's the head free from baldness, keeps prevents and troublesome and cures dandruff, unsightly
When
"
Stout, & Sons,
marked
Gaol
'
'
Hardy
and
accepted.
Public
Perfection
:
Thos.
"Works
and
or
19th
Contract. to The Hon.
'
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"
sarily Public
Thistle Blend Ltd., Whiskey, Glasgow, Whiskey, J. & R. Tennent, Well Park Brewery, Glasgow Brand1 Whiskey, Galley Alcock & Co., Melbourne, Billiard; Tables, &cl, Port Wines. .Wm. and Geo. Tait, Oporto, John Walker & Sons, Ltd., Old Highland" Kilmarnock Whiskey, B.O.S. Pease, Son & Co., celebrated Whiskies, Beaver Brand Guinness' \Machen & Hudson, Liverpool,
.JSlater
,
Carnarvon.
Office
the
Carnarvon
&c., may the Resident
Office; The
(By
.
"
& Co.,
Rodger
...
,
.
FOR
above
addressed for
Specifications, Office and at
AUSTRALIA
at this
TUESDAY, the
Public
!
SOLE
MELBOURNE,
received
on
for
be
"
ADELAIDE,
ALBANY,
-
ADDITIONS
-
8EIBIV
CONTRACT.
,
WOE,
GAOL
CARNARVON
:
;
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Toody ay, Jan.
Chairman. '
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the
M.
Horan
Newcastle
;
Hennessy,
15.
Mr.
C.
Murphy,
do, E.
;
6d.
;
30s:
Mr.
.
;
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Smith,
15s.
Mr.;
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foment
MARRIAGE:
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to intimate
NG'begs'
to ,th'e district-that
'-t;PeiTh'ahdfauffbunclihg m!ade' his'purchases liing an: usaves purchasers,
housesiin discount. to their
enormous:
will
find.it the, BEEHIVE
patronising and, will 'all, .
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in
the
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colonies,
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of
the The
years.
late de
letter
to the colony in the ship ceased, who came leaves a numerous Sabina, in June, 1855, of and family children, grand-children to mourn their loss great-grand-children
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a
defence
or
planation. Upon some we think it may be worth make a few comments. Mr. James was "very
as
an
ex
passages while to as
to tonished read au article copied from the Catholic Record dealing with a purloined copy of a private letter written to a private friend." " Was it really a letter ?" private It sought to attain a certain object in a surreptitious but that manner, a matter as as well object was public could be. The direct intention with which written was it was that result of the of the affecting
Geraldton elections, by stirring up distrust of the Catholic and body, the parsons in a politicoenlisting the Catho crusade religious against lic candidate. Does Mr. James for advice to his friend get his own " You ought to work against MoorYon must head anyhow. put all on the parsons his track and fright —
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quantity sale.'
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Apply
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PAPER office.
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them against Moorhead." to does not see that call en
to
likely
If he a snch
his
"
it.
It
is
fact
one
stated,
I
Both
Catholics
not
assertions
we
an
hurled
the strongest epithets "upon Roman Catholic who exercised his free judgment and supported Mr. Simpson." This is: a misrep a
"
required, To do so, prove up to the would necessitate the however, of certain names a publication course we do not feel called upou to adopt at the mere of challenge Mr. James. Mr. James tells us that he did
forward
put
this
bigotry
with and aiding interested parties the no-Popery
tures
shrunk its
who
undertook
and
however
trasts
from
acknowledging
contents
In
the
he
his cumstances, courage candour have too much character of the desperation man'
have no
whose tricks been
his
this
state
of
the of a
vate
letter."
cir
exposed
ah d
the
content hateful
himself
ensign
which
vernacular expressive the "bloody shirt." " Tbe writer of tbe the to impudence some because me I have
thing lic."
public nonsense.
else
Mr.
by
sail
to
is
wrote
voted
"
snch
a wrote pri words contain His letter
I.
friend, of the 21st.
unhappy
Tbe
;
'
the
urging religions Father
cry, Briereplot and
in
his
Roman
Catholics
makiug
organised-
to acquire is
has that for
the
come
but
Attempts
this
is
to
con
attempts
power."
political
It proof ? to Mr. James down to plain
in
are
Where
peculiarly ask him to
dry
statistics,
feel
bound to do so. At present the Catholics in the House of Assembly are: two. Of Mr. Mr. James one, Quiulan, himself asserts that he "came
forward
transparent imitate
of
not
his
to
a
into
discourtesy by entering upon " refutation of it. At both elections I received the voluntary votes of Roman but Catholics, neither in did case I make any nor in manner deal promises, any with matters." This religious admission is fatal to Mr. James' in the contro position present our versy, and puts beyond dispute contention that as a Catholics,
to In
"
facts.
stantly
no to be any right than a Roman Catho James insults the
will
his
to
falsify
cruel
Catholics
writing We
;
singularly to
designated
suggest
fail
tbn's denunciation of the the plotters was made on Sunday, December 18th. Mr. James is
under in the
article
affaire
These falsehood.
introduction on November
mast."
.,
must
not
conclusions.
glaring .written and previously .to, :Contributed to greatly produce, " state of affairs."Mr. James this
X bave nailed them to Mr. James mistakes. It was we who discovered his true colours and to them the gave of day, and it was we who light nailed them to the mast. Thanks to our Mr. James good offices, cannot if he would, strike now, his colours. For a time lie are
the
will
:
was
colours
"My
avail.
,
a
and: subterfuges
thoroughly
longer up and
on
own
we
the and of
f:'pu.blic
the of -the part are ivhom; against they. to with them. grapple
disinclination
en
until
In
most
,
persons levelled The public draw their
of
/of
affect compromising: charges' ing the result of the election itself. been .These charges have neither, denied nor and explained away, there is the apparently strongest
.
parade
whole the
master
through the 'Pr.ess, possible, certain, has. made serious very
he and
.
opinions, making a thusiastic liberalism, made them known.
the
remains In tbe
manner
express my I do not shrink froin opinions. the that statement I believe, the of Roman Catholics are majority selfish and intolerant." Mr. James' frankness too comes late to do him credit. He hid his true .
Brereton
of
judgment
country
true
fairly
the
wave
an open con which part with the mole-like wliick Mr .'James lay influence the election.
proceedings to sought
have that
never
to
courageous strongly
situation.
should
.
shirt." Father "bloody has played throughout
as
light.
I
certain assisting who. introduced
into their cry tactics." In o(ther electioneering words Father Brereton was guard his ing people against Tailing into the snares set them for by Mr. James and tbe other -crea
as possible, unostentatiously taking to avoid reveal precaution every as He was unosten ing himself. tatious and as stealthy plotters and as are, usually apparently anxious that the work in which lie not was come to engaged should
"
certain reproached with voted having their but judgment,
to
according
assert his ostentatiously relig ious opinion— that to is his say, hatred Catholics. of Quite true. He
James knows has expressly
and Mr. Brereton
resentation, it. Father
if
can, hilt.
here
b'eqLiestiou tiie of proof sufficient to refer 'to 'the that Father Brereton
widely very accepted of honour. authority upon questions For the satisfaction of our friends we Mr. James' .letter .repeat that. " was addressed to a firm of and that a of it solicitors," .copy came into our hands in a way to which nc could be taken. exception as
He
sufficient.
as
deliberately begs the cause he dares not face
recent
.After
not
the strongest reasons bare assertion should not
taken
long
much
:
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be
not
2
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Stone
Howell Friend
Mr.
.
Pius
1
H.
Mrs.
Box
eyes
for —
to
try
0
Bowrom
Joseph
region
,
arid
,
0
Mr.
little
."
purpose
and iniquity having before your those who combat
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of
Christ
your
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why
of eppy concerned
'
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Mr.
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published. Perhaps in seeing in it admission of the salutary
of the
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j
justified
,
YORK.
CHURCH,
PATRICK'S
gT.
V.M.
is
;
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for
Office
Head
Ms.
Sebastian
after last, Thursday in chewing the cud
broke West
JOHNSTON.
H.
prepared
reflections,
Underwriter
the
all
On
Kidson.
and
GEORGE
and
gi.
Be
Mr.
in full James
this
furnished
a,
little
.very opinion. James
'letter
my was
dates slitd compare " There mis-statement?1 is no need to detail the various which show this."" On' the facts,, there is every hee'd1 tjiat contrary, the facts should be detailed. 'Mr. James must us we if pardon remind has him that he himself
proceed
of.
'
carefully
correct
.
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M.L.A.
:
and
James,
m
the reward the name
of Australia. Bank.
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.
Rome.
M.
King,
Agnes,
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the. his
1
dishonest
more
a
events
H.
II.
;u
is
ing. than it. We
.
'
not
of
people
cash'
for''
"deadihg'manufacluring
and
,
i
by
time I wrote "At the religious element activity." May we ask
bitterness
-unpunished
prevent
the
in unde he .worked because his evil under cover of a designs .communication it privileged ; but was an to which arrangement we, the injured, could be ex hardly pected to become consenting par ties. He has" decided,1 be informs the publication of a private us, that religious
G-eraldtqir nounced
;
Mr.
himself tradiction?
'
'solely
_
clerical
will
prm-
guided
considerations. James no friend !wiio liim' froin stultifying self-con such glaring
political
Has
;
are
electors,
"
Boys'
by
.beautiful -very. f o r Mr. J ames, be allowed to
a
avrangem out,' he should
that
.
New
doubtless,
;
as
ege
'
;
.
was
:
opening.
nowh
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15s Mr. E. Smith, d®, O'Grady, Hay G. S. R., 7s 6d. A stamped River, Siding. will be to Mr. R. receipt forwareed Greenhills. Bourke,
.GOODS!
NEW
;
Opening.
now
subr past
:
NEW.GOOpS!
!
22s
perth.
street,
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;
HALL,HAY
Vi
following the during
Recobd
.
.
tii'r
i
CLOTHING
CASH
received to the
.
AND
''-WORKINGMEN'S
have
soriptions week:—
constitute 'their
.
We
VJE
the Catholics yet when exercising
body,
.
JEH-I
:!»'«;
And
.
.
''-'i'HJE
communication letter is an a.private abuse of terms, be isfar more obtuse thantbe in general. public We pub lished it because its unhesitatingly claims it purpose destroyed any have had to the might otherwise sacreduess of a private It letter.
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nihill,
.
h.
"
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je,
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
the
no
suggest parliament There
we
independent that
vote.
is, "
one
he
grounds
has has
by then, Catholic
ventured
been put the Catholic in the House
nominee." single are Catholics, therefore, represent ed in the as merely Assembly citiaens and have not one or jot. little of representation as a religious body. Nor is there a single Catholie who has been allowed to attain not
,
on
other
case
to
a
ahigh
position
in the civil
service.
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25 per
of
cent,
the
whole fact
A
popula
this
and and
by
not
my
in
But
sheep The
Liberal in time, he is an deceitful
the
same
character,
;
and after
o
c
The
r
rains
fell
and
Yilgarn
the
on
last
road
concert
is
fixed
of
to
the Perth place in
take
when
time,
Mr at
R
about Moses "
Bennet's
a
has obtained Fremantle Miss
in
Magistrate health,
and
Select
Mrs
named prisoner Gingah board the steamer the vessel was entering Fremantle on Sunday last. According to the evidence at the Hope, given inquest, died from inflammation of the
of Dr. deceased
between
week.
to
7
closed poll announced
was
o'clock.
When Mr.
by
Returning
the
had
numbers
were
6 a
few
and p.m. minutes
numbers
were
received most votes. The Mr. Mr. Keane Molloy 187, for Mr. 26. Mr. majority Molloy thanks to his Molloy returned supporters, and in the of Mr. absence Eeane, who is his house confined to Mr. by illness, those thanked who had Quinlan, M.L.A., for voted the unsuccessful candidate. Mr. took his seat in the House Molloy last the Opposition and. on benches, night made his maiden speech. —
YILGARN
BITTEN
SELECT
on
REPORT The
IN Select
FAVOR
OF
Committee'
measures.
had
just returned when Fagan, who
lunch,
bushes,
felt
removing
his
snake
work
to was
after
removing
bite him and drew out a whipend of the little He immediately
something hand to the hand.
attached of his left shook it off and taking up an axe without the slightest hesitation chopped off the at the first He finger then went joint. to the surveyor, Mr. Fry, who was some little distance off and who bound the fin with a ger tightly of string, piece and hurried him to off Mr. Climie's store where was brandy administered. As to feel no effect Fagan seems from the it is to be bite, hoped that his nerve and in severing promptness the finger has saved him from further Mr. Fry injury. takes him to Albany by to-night's train. Australian Advertiser.
RE
finger
NORTHAM.
whom tlit Bill 1891 was referred Yilgarn Railway have considered the said Bill and taken evidence which they have agreed thereon, to to the and have Assembly, report the Bill and made amend gone through ments thereon. The recommendations of the Select Committee are as follows Clause 1 (the short title of the Bill) is —
agreed to. Clause 2 as introduced in the House states to construct "It shall be lawful and maintain a railway from Northam to Southern Cross with all necessary, proper, and usual works and conveniences in con nection on the line and upon therewith, the lands described in the schedule to Act." this This clause Mr. in Parker, Seleet to amend Committee, proposed by the word "York" for Nor substituting tham but upon a division, four of the six members present (Messrs. Venn, Randeil, and Traylen voted in favour Throssell, of the clause as it scood, and the two others. Parker and Piesse) in favour of (Messrs. Mr. Parker's amendment. Clause 3 as introduced in the House " reads as follows anyNotwithstanding contained in The Railways thing Act, it shall 1878,' be lawful for the Commisto sioner of deviate from the Railways line as described in such schedule to the extent of five miles on either side thereof." This the motion of Mr. clause, upon was amended out the Traylen, by striking six words of the sentence concluding side thereof"), and (" five miles on either " for them the words substituting fifteen miles south or five miles north thereof." The remaining of the Bill portions (the schedule and preamble) were agreed to as printed in the Bill introduced into the House.
SNAKE.
Tenterden, Wednesday. who came Joseph lagan up by train and started work morning at once with the Government Survey Party was bitten by a snake about two o'clock. The
to
:
A
this
RAILWAY.
COMMITTEE'S PORT.
BY
prompt
on
THE
to.
The General moved, the Attorney second of the Police Bill. The reading Bill contains clauses with dealing gamb lotteries and and with ling, sweeps, offences committed in municipalities. The second was on reading postponed the motion of Mr. Simpson. The House adjourned at 10'35 p.m.
who acted Roe, it was Mr. found that
Officer,
Molloy
at at
Agreed
Sheriff
,
the pro upon Cross finished their labours and yesterday presented their at last of the report night's sitting is in favour of The Report Assembly. the route. of the Northam adoption
I.
was
some
Committee to Southern
An aboriginal died suddenly Victorian when the harbour at
representa
district
candidates E. Keane
on
accompanied by
was
a
reached
Victorian
Gibbons.
posed railway
result
THE
delicate
of absence, steamer
He
Scott Perth
the
men
Resident
has been
leave the
by
last.
Sunday The
the
who
The
the
161
May
Dr.
Rous' Head from and thus providing shelter for shipping at the mouth of the Swan. Mr. Quinlan moved the adjourn ment to of the debate Monday night.
Perth to
Owing
required. presented Mr. themselves, and Mr. T. G. Molloy. The whole of the proceedings in the contest connection with were con in a and most decorous ducted quiet
as
Musical "
from
selections
Gibbons,
Wyndam,
the Two
for
manner.
The steamer New Guinea put into to Fremantle on obtain Sunday night medical attendance for the crew who are Java fever. A fireman from suffering at named Joseph died sea on Pickering January 3rd.
morning Goon Northam
Perth
of
tive
in
place
last.
resignation
announced
Sterndale Egypt" and Queen" will be given.
and
a
in
season
for Bunbury, departed to dis the Geraldton
in
at while his other
mte
next
month's
will
have visit
a
be made.
Union
inveterate, religious
<
and
I
a:
will
Company having
successful
very Fremantle which
trict
ungenerous, are to bigot. expected People shut their eyes to the fact that he is full of corruption within as long claim to be a passably as he can without. white sepulchre
H
Bateman-O'Grady
took
by-election
Thursday
on
native the prisoners, have been convicted of brought down by the from the Nor 'West.
were
a
A
Rifle
Metropolitan this evening.
held
Victorian
played
the West
broad-minded
be
stealing,
steamer
opinions." of straight-forward people Australia of this approve system of double-dealing. ingenious Mr. James displays extraordinary and mental confusion. He moral to be allowed to run wishes as a kind of Hyde and himself being in one Jekyll monstrosity, and character the urbane just, !
the
will
Twenty-three of whom majority
thoughts
private Indeed
of
parade
Volunteers
it
view, Keeping becomes that far plain Catholics, " from more in the having power than is justly State theirs," possess and not one tithe of the power are which theirs, justly privileges as considered so merely many thousand citizens. " I shall be judged in the future actions as in the past by my public tion.
—
—
E.
kicked
horse
a
On and tuents seek
of
was Roebourne, his had knee-cap
and
D
Messrs Tuesday evening Symon, M'sL A, met
for
the
murder
Jack
named
man
Canning
on
Flint
January
was
1st
arrested for
jority
the
miles
from
Roe his
slipped from struck him An
on
Early in
favour Rous
Association
Perth.
has
The
into
with thanks We acknowledge the of the following publications receipt Debates of West Parliamentary Australia; Catholic Austral a high-class Light maga has in zine which Melbourne just appeared the Board Governors the Report of of of the and Art Public Museum, Library Gallery and a journal devoted, of South Australia of to diffusion a of the knowledge Volapuk. will A public be held to-morow meeting Town Hall under the in the Frerxantle of the Lumpers' TTnion to frame a auspices the Government to resolution calling upon Labour abolish the Chinese Registration the of place workingmen Act, and thus with an equal West Australia upon footing sister colonies. The those of the mayor, Mr. W. F. Samson, will preside. —
,
;
,
:
was
that
received Mr. A. E.
in F.
Perth
on
Canning, Canning,
of Mr. M. eldest son F. the of this M.L.A., was city, speared by natives the It the on Upper Ashburton. appears was on his to gentleman deceased way from his station when the Roebourne him He for actacked blacks lingered to the before three days succumbing injuries
received. to
draw the attention of our advertisement from the Union Assurance Commercial Company, which The Ltd., appears elsewhere. is one which is established Company firmly in all parts of the English speaking world does a first-class business. anil everywhere of the confidence which the As an instance of its settlements and the promptness We
readers
beg to
an
of its
liberality
terms
ensures
amongst
its
the instance that Dr. fact has insuied tjlie Gibney, Bishop of Perth, under his for the of sum buildings charge Mr. Geo. H. Johnston £100,000. is yearly and and £he Local Secretary Underwriter, of the offices Company are- in St. the Georges Tersace, Perth. clients
we
may
National Library of Australia
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him
,
last
the
have
Hon. S. Attorney-General, Burt, in the the House gratis gave an opinion, must be other which peculiarly night of He to the organisers sport. gratifying not able of to said that the idea being admission to the for' New make a charge Ground Recreation was absurd. simply Game Bill before By the now Parlia it is to prohibit ment shooting proposed on the Perth water, and to put a stop to net in the It is same area. only fishing to the seals further intended protect 3000 of between some Albany and Eucla, in these animals having been slaughtered that locality quite recently.
Intelligence
one
he
was
and buried
The
was
arrived
in
to what removed
He
died
the
body near
Reverend
in
the
H.
from
Swan.
Avery
came
from Mauritus on on board. smallpox the during voyage, ill when dangerously
died
man
was
passed
of
and
as
Carnac. last, and
mouth
harbour with
crew
poor
by ma
breakwater
a
C.
week
of the
discussion
The
the
Fremantle
One and
resolution
a
schooner
been
:
at
to the
overwhelming Anchorage scheme
and
:
consti
an
constructing
yesterday
formed members Mr. to decided to ask Quinlan, M.L.A, of and to the position president accept the vice-presidentship to Mr. Canning, offer M.L.A.
Monday
of Head
The
when the windlass bourne, hand and round whirling the wriBt, the bone. breaking
Closing
By Owen
condemned,
The murder Joseph Williams. and between four five was committed months ago at Narrogin. A Johnson man named was drawing from the situated water Egina well, some of
S Pearse
of
Harbour
the
W their
Fremantle, Hall, opinion upon Works suggested
Town
expression
scheme
two.
the
in an
Government.
A
at
"Wrightson sky-larking.
McPhersoNj
by in
split
lungs.
named
man
to on
a
be
with
lying
near
taken
morning
Father
out
Fathom
to
sea
Bank.
parish of Bunbury met with an accident priest on he was Tuesday morning by which thrown, from his carriage a fence against on the main street of the town. abutting The shock was so great that Father Brady remained unconscious for some time. he Although not completely incapacitated of the presence will be glad of Father Gibney who has gone to spend some days in Bunbury.
Brady,
number of A large visited the persons last the Legislative Assembly evening, attraction the debate on the Har being Works. From bour the manner in which the Owen's Anchorage scheme was received it is it is a hopeless very evident one and that the plan of eventually the harbour at the mouth of the forming will be carried. river Since the advent of the English team of cricketers now the Eastern visiting colonies this has been exciting no sport little attention amongst all classes of our With the of their people. exception defeat Australian team by the combined in Melbourne last week their tour has of been a kind from triumphal progress town. town to By a kind of reflected the intercolonial matches have been .light watched with increased interest. So far the Victorians went down before South Australia, though they beat N. S. Wales The South Australians have been badly. victorious all along the line, an counting and they have easy win against Victoria, inflicted a crushing defeat on N. S. just Wales by an innings and 53 runs. The weather has been hot intensely the last few days, and the weather during were not in the least surprised prophets when reached Perth that a intelligence thunderstorm heavy had visited Bunbury. The cognoscenti were quite certain that bad weather was somewhere being experienced our in The storm was neighbourhood. the severest that has been endured in in Bunbury for many years, and the rain which of short accompanied it though duration was It is exceptionally heavy. that the struck and reported lightning of damaged the galvanised iron roof a of the town, house in the centre and three miles away at Mr. Jeffrey's homestead set fire to the roof of the diary which of was thatch. the rain Fortunately which fell the flames spreading to heavily prevented the stacks of hay which were in the immediate vicinity.
amendment. The Speaker announced the receipt of messages from the Legislative Coun cil the Assembly that the acquainting Council has passed the Poiice Bill and the same forwarded for the considera tion of the And Assembly. that the Council had passed the General Loan and Inscribed Stock Act, 1884, Amendment Bill The ; BoyanupMiuninup Railway Bill ; The Mineral Bill Lands and The j BoyanupBusselton Railway Bill,
—
:
hulk
Five
much
done
Saturday
was
th.3
After
port. should
Continued from page 4. 1886, Amendment Bill were considered in and committee agreed to without
4
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'
j
A Bill
NIGHT'S
PARLIAMENT.
i
others to affirmation of taking an
lieu
the Supreme Court to empower judges order the making of a
Bill
a
solemn
and oath
declaration
ASSEMBLY.
a
first
Mr. Harper moved for a return of moneys paid to Sir John Coode in connection with Harbour Works at and Fremantle, what sum would be payable to him if any of his schemes carried
out
under
his
Also what
direction.
expense had been incurred in the Owen referring Anchorage scheme to Sir John Coode.
Agreed
to.
LEGISLATIVE
in
read
were
time.
were
LAST
to amend
1880
Act, and
The House
at
adjourned
3.35
p.m
January
13th Wednesday, The Speaker took the chair at 7'30 p.m. The that he had Speaker announced received a return to the writ issued by him, it that Mr. by which appeared Thomas had been elected George Molloy to serve in the Assembly for Perth. Mr. Molloy was introduced by Mr. Canning, and having been sworn in took his seat on the Opposition benches. The report of the Select Committee on the Northam-Southern Cross Railway Bill was brought up by the Commissioner of Railways, and be received, ordered to The report printed. else (which appears is in favour of the Northam route. where) The of the committee on report the Bills of Sale Act, 1879, Amendment Bill was adopted. The Amendment Supreme Court Bill, and the Affirmations Bill were read a third time and passed. The adjourned debate on the Harbour Works at Fremantle was resumed. Mr. W. S. Pearse moved that the question be referred to a committee of both joint Houses. Mr. Symon seconded the motion. Mr. A. Forrest and opposed the motion, with him were Mr. Mr. Ran DeHamel, deil, Mr. Mr. Mr. Richardson, Canning, Loton and Mr Mr. Forrest was Molloy. in favour of the scheme put forward by the Goverument to a open into passage Owen Anchorage, and Mr. R. F. Sholl agreed with him on but thought the this, matter should go to a Select Committee. Mr. Mr. Mr. DeHamel, Randeil, and Mr. Loton supported Richardson, the scheme designed by the Engineer-in Chief of a breakwate constructing
LEGISLATIVE Monday,
ASSEMBLY. January
11th.
The
took Speaker the Chair at p.m. Mr. Traylen moved that it was time some taken to conserve steps were our 7.30
torest
and
trees,
ation
to promote
afforest
He thought a con should be appointed. Mr. Mr. Throssell, Randeil and Mr. Piesse the motion. supported Mr Clarkson thought it would be well to preserve jarrah but that trees, on and agricultural grazing areas timber to be ought destroyed. Mr. A. Forrest was of the same opinion. The Colonial Ireasurer said the institution generally. servator of forests
of this larg9 would
new
expense
department and j
would a
.
Mr.
a
leg while
left
,
his
!
Cossack
j
At
broke
mean
scientific
a man
be required, with officers and servants to carry out directions. He did not think this was a want, pressing but recess during the Government would consider the matter. Motion agreed
to.
Mr. papers
Cookworthy and
charts
of
moved
that
referring
to
all
the
the opening Challenger Passage should be submitted to the Engineerio-Chief for him to report thereon.. Mr.
Shall
seconded
the motion.
The-
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The Honourable nervous cured. prostration The Commissioner of Crown Lands. Kent Street, Victoria, Kensington, to enclose I have die honour herewith October 5th, 1891. It affords me Mi. Cookgreat of the Prof. F.R.S., to that safe Report Etheridge, pleasure testifiy your nervine, with the late to F.G.S., &c., the has been the of .me Palaeontologist means to. restoring Ayes to 7 Geological which on and I heatlh, now can Survey of Great Britain, enjoy life, Noes, of the three samples coal I forwarded to before was, a burden to myself, and a matter to Public of The Dr. of to Alteration of Titles Woodward, the great family. My Hy. F.R.S., anxiety iny stated is follows For Museum case as Third in October briefly Officers and The la3t, Bill, Judge of British I a victim of nervous to was the permission accorded years the were read a agreeably by some Supreme Court Bill ness and with instead com time, of in answer to my you of the my application third time and passed. more plaint wearing off, it only became 14.10.91. Bill was until shattered The Police read a first time. was severe, my constitution The which I specimens merely and I was a sufferer to extreme Nervous the The Report of the committee on numbered and 3. Nos. 1 and 2 I 1, 2, Prostration. "With the aid of 11 bottles of Institutions Act, 1876, received had from the Honble. tho Municipal the above medicine and some safe pillp, of. Amendment Bill was Commissioner adopted. Railways and Director I have thoroughly conquered my old complaint of Public who had had them Bill was Works, The Supreme Court read a Helen Kelly. from the Collie District brought up by second time. The General Attorney a grateful testimony. Dr. Robertson. No. 3 was a portion of a was that this Bill introduced explained 'Kent Victoria, Street,Flemington, specimen of Irwin coal from this museum. much confirm the of the 1891. I have to pleasure authority judges October, 5th, 1 trust that the you will consider in that safe has done cure the fees taken in the certifying your, to regulate to be most for the age results satisfactory, for me what doctors failed to many of the Collie coal is now determined Supreme Court. by I suffered For years accomplish. many The Affirmations Bill was read a its fossil to be and so plants Palaeozoic, used to from Gall which Stones, totally to the Randell and Mr. second time. Mr. giving encouragement hope of prostrate for a of weeks at a me couple a coalfield in time at almost: I used to would like to see the measure finding good and payable regular periods. Traylen that district: relief the time in a for of get' by calling and the practice abolish go further, Bernard H. Woodward, on doctor. The last occasion which I in swearing legal proceedings Curator. called in the medical man, he told me that, if I got another not 12.1.92. such attack he would altogether. answer I did such The House at 8 40 p.m. for my life. get another adjourned British Museum attack this time (Natural History), as usual, Taut was pre a Cromwell vailed to safe Road, cure, upon try Warner's COUNCIL. LEGISLATIVE With London: S.W. bottle for me. was procurred great 12th. reluctance consented to Tuesday, To Bernard H. Woodward, F.G.S. I January, give it a trial Esq., in mind what the doctor bearing The President took the Chair at 3 p.m. Museum, Geological had told I am to that I me. Perth. happy say notice that The Colonial Secretary gave to
to
put
be decided
House the the voices
\
—
"
j
Tuesday,
'
January
12th.
'The Speaker took the Chair at 2.30 p.m. in reply to Mr. Treasurer, T'.he Colonial said there had been no definite J en, Tray between the comm unication in writing of the and the Government manager with to Owen Orient Company regard but had stated the manager Anchorage, would recommend Frethat he strongly of call as soon as facilities mantle as a port for prompt despatch. were afforded of Works, in reply to Mr. The Director had no said the Government H. W. Sholl of a public funds sefc apart for the erection at Roebourne. The sum school house for on the Estimates had been placed 1892. Institutions Act, 1876, The Municipal was read a third Amendment Bill time, and passed. The Bills of Sale Act, 1879, Amend amended and ment Bill was recommitted, to the House. reported The Supreme Court Act, Amendment Bill were con Bill and the Affirmations ancl re sidered in committee, to, agreed ported. Committee on The report of the Select the Bankruptcy Bill was adopted. Mr. Randell, supported by Mr. Traylen, Mr. Piesse, and Mr. Simpson moved that Bill should be introduced a by Govern ment
I have evamined tli® Sir, carefully since now to for three samples of coal handed me in all 15 bottles safe of and slices and safe E. McCarthy, microscopical examination, cure 5 vials pills each have been both vertical' prepared warner's safe cure saves life. and transverse to the I have bedding Octo Carlton, Victoria, Berkley Street, also examined as to their them general It affords me ber 22nd, 1891. great plea character and structure. in acknowledging the immense benefit sure I give hereunder the result in the order I have derived from the use of your safe of the numbers the samples sent on For several I and safe cure pills. years to No. 1. This I believe be a good have suffered from both and liver kidney and true coal it is disorder in which bright, a form, palaeozoic complicated and bituminous. laid aside from work. Three me dense, evenly-bedded, entirely months set in; which necessita This sample is equal to the better class of ago dropsy the ted the doctors at same coals of South Wales and the North of tapping me, time little I Portions of or giving very hope of recovery. England. Glossopteris, was to the safe I did advised, remedies, try occur in this coal. This is Nceggeraihia, with the result that after 16 so taking as both these are interesting, genera safe bottles safe and 4 vials I cure pills, and charac abundantly represented very has left have recovered. The me. dropsy teristic of the coal of Newcastle, N. S. and re energy, appetite My strength, Wales so that we are probably dealing turned. I that can conscientiously say with a coal from the same horizon (geo the which specific wrought this wonderful and marked flora. by the same safe logically) safe cure and change was Warner's The highly carbonized condition of this pills. I doubt characterizes the not, sample, Henry Hill, of the condition seam from which Glazier. tgeneral it was taken. It burns but with slowly considerable little ash. heat, leaving GAZETTE. GOVERNMENT structure No woody or ligneous could be and there is no resemblance to detected, No spores could JANUARY 7. any coal of that type. THURSDAY, under be detected the microscope. Parliament. His the Excellency No. 2. This sample closely resembles Administrator has the but it is so or firm a accepted resig No, 1, hardly strong nation of T. Burges, J. P., as a member as car coal, though, apparently, highly bonized. The difference so of the Legislative Council. His Excelis, however, small that I should have been inclined to has reappointed T. Burges to be lency believe that both samples came from part a member of the Legislative Council. of the same seam merely exhibiting F. W. Lodge, Acting Appointments. of those minor differences and density West Resident Magistrate, ascertained ICimberley, under combus only quality Chairman of Court of General Sessions, tion. Both 'these consume samples of the Local and with but little smoke. They are Magistrate, Court, slowly, of Customs and Internal both sound coals, and doubtless of palaeo Sub-Collector
at
—
native
country
and
lower
be the
to
is
be
that such regretted of coal were furnished would Larger pieces
small samples examination. been much
more
satisfactory Yours trnl
to
Visiting Rottnest and Prison, 1892,
waste
her
much in pleasure giving to the following letter from Mr. publicity Government B. H. Woodward, Analyst, and Curator of the Geological Museum, to of Crown the Commissioner Lands, Professor a report enclosing Jby Etheridge on of Collie and Irwin coals samples of the Curator the From Geological Museum :
to
National Library of Australia
—
the
very
Police
for
1892.
study.
to
jaded,
is
Wilson,
WEATHER. and
life
to
Shoeing
8s. and
I
new —
9s. shoes, J. A. Morrell,
the
;
;
removes,
5s.
difficulties
not
liver
resort
to
.
No
S.
warner's It
is
safe
cure
!
the need at just invigorator you this of time. Save a run fever, big doctor's bills, and death, perhaps by the advice have which we following given, is and will be found effective. consistent,
in
into
W.
I
to
tho
the for
complete
a
thus
affection from
describes, Georg-inawith can wonderful
clination
to
of the
with
cbstinate
knows
myself I
been. with
no
a
kidneys. pains in constipa
headaches,
except
one
have sufferings and languid,
my tired
what
was
always in
or
ability
work. daily My furred and a was tongue morning, taste in the and sour mouth, frequent one well vomiting day I would be pretty distressed and the next or very completely with a confirmed prostrated very langour.
perform
my of a
;
This
went
until
on
done
pletely
I
case
ascribed
variously were
swollen
would
leave
and
days,
it
the would
finger
heard
of
not
dent easy to
Clements I
three
I
the
continued
cured;
usual
I
size,
can
do
my
tired
and
rescued wonderful
from
I virtues
of at
is
I
Clements
Tonic. letter,
of this communications with
duty
to
it my of my wonderful Laure Mceller.
sent
consider
record gratefully,
Mceller's
Mrs.
is
cured,
case
if
enquiry, publish
Youry
cure.
a
very
is
only a prototype Sho'obcountry. cure and by persistent treatment, the chronic disease be only way can a half-hearted treatment is never others
in
this
a
satisfactory, you for a considerable certain
is
if
system
very bottles
unreasonable
cases
require
to
continue
time
if
the
remedy
want
you
to
cure
tho
after tendency towards decay, there
always
age debility
tho
must
cases,
long-standing fore into
now
their
are
head
the
I will
as
hy
and pains pleasure, all disap I have been grave by the
confident
reply to any is stamped envelope
a
use.
or
untimely
an
address
and
its
am
ankles aches
no
had
in swellings to subside,
and
my
I
work with good day's liavo aching feelings
a
peared,
My
the
gradually
have
of
hole
effected
medicine
completely
end
the
commenced
and
bottles
the
place for
days.
cures
and
the
the
press when
four
commenced
ankles
be
the
in
deep,
Tonic
took
the
inch
for up wonderful
fill
the
my whom
they heart, kidneys
to The
a
was an
as
because diseased, when with pressed
ankles
finger
move.
Dropsy,
cause
disease.
or Brighb's undoubtedly
liver,
of
one
the
com
to
thick all of
as
physicians
thighs,
was
unable
quite swollen
being
I consulted pronounced the
I
ill
so
was
and
up
ankles
My
and
The
C.
—
found
mauure. —
been
has for
its
eating-
months
or
to
years,
expect health, perfect treatment. protracted
one
or
restore
new
all
a
way it is two bad
Australia
has
in
of consequence its from capital to besides £600,000, of reserved £100,00.0
appropriating
shoes, police
8outh
of
necessary, to reduce
£800,000
5s.
removes,
Bank it
looses
James
profits.
From ment
New
a
submitted
return
the Colonial by South Wales,
it
outstanding eontiaets existing In addition, £2,986,300. under
—
Parlia
to
Treasurer
liiidlities
—
and
of that
appears
aeciuing to
amount
the
Govern sections
1ms excepted for tenders from railways Molong to Parkes and Lisbou to the aud Tweed, for. some minor the total works, liability? Theto some amounting £3000,000. ment
—
remedy
the tho
taken
was
Laundry,
an
terribly and side,
hack
tion.
—
burden.
it
herself
witness
(and
suffered
the
for
load,
Cross
of
advised
resulted
Mealier
complaint)
Fro-
Albany
Jt'4
and
Newcastle
:
per
manure.
of
relaxation
and
:
of many tainecl
for Forage W. Spencer & horses: Bridgetown 7s. E Son, 6d. Carnarvon barley and F. Wittenoom, chaff £13 16s.; W. C. Greenough Petchell, barley lOd. 4s. Katauniug-— Geo. Norrish, Broome hay £8. Drum Courthope, mond & Co,, ohaff £15. Derby Drummond & Co., chaff Courthope, Onslow Drum £17. Courthope, mond & Co., chaff £15. Wyndham Drummond & Co., chaff Courthopr, £20Roebourqe DruajCourthope, mond & Oo.j chaff £14. 8s.
seems
Bedding
can
case
of Clements Tonic in curing Liver efficacy and 1 have been Kidney disease. long victim to indigestion (caused by liver
Or.
Accepted
Southern
;
'
Carnarvon
of
Whitfield, the receive
receive
Miucr,
—
nature
HOT
G. B.
—
F.R.S.
Tenders Supply
—
a
We
has
bear
We
permitted them through
Tonic
and
in.
membranes
Stanley N. Newton,
case
Street, confidence
K. sub-
of internal revenue. to be a member of the Edwards mantle Local Board of Health.
a
suffered
which
tissue.
Mrs.
cure.
S.Pearse, a
this
and
was
to
exclude
to
Clements
this
D.
is
to
set
it
due
of
weeks
to
collector
have
and stomach which but stimulants on temporarily spur you only to leave you than but eat worse before, light food, bath for the ancl dress weather, frequently take reliable that and old standard do
have
of
some
of
—
—
We
that
muscular
use
year W. E.
—
W.,
has
ourselves
case
Kidneys,
fluids
the
the
:—
are
Kidney
assert
enfeeuloment Liver and
Fremantle Lunatic
R. Fairbairn, W. E. J. Solomon, Manning, M. S. Congdon. Warton,
i
THE
the Prison, the Fremantle
S.
Sue
ago.
the
Mceller,
came
having
dropsy
To
—
N.
and
limbs
advanced
of
l'esigned.
Mrs
Newton,
years and
but Mosller
dead.
Germany
diagnosed truthfully
the of
and visitors
Marmion,
—
DURING
Laffan, Justices"
during respectively, viz. Rottnest Prison
Asylum,
v.
ETHERIDGE,
ROBERT
."
Laure
;
—
cope. It
vice
Gascoyne,
or matter occurs in earthy sedimentary this and although far less valuable sample, than Nos. 1 and 2, yet it is quite equal to of the coal used on North much the German and is (although in Railways, true a coal measure coal and not ferior) of ligneous a lignite. No evidence struc ture could be observed under the micros
a
.
Mrs. the
the
'
and Public Vaccinator for coyne, and suburban districts urban Carnarvon and rural district
prove
for complaints and about three months to years, previous was the present time completly prostrated unable ankles and to work of the dropsy
vice Heuston, Derby, E. L. Hearn, M.B., &c. GasMedical Officer,
W. deceased. to be Resident
,
to
community,
a
of
some
Liver
'
dull, soft, coal, impure, sooty and burns to a fine quickly ash, out great heat. giving This example, is not a although impure, Itresembles bands "Mother-coal," lignite. of which often occur in the coal measure inter-bedded between thick coals seams, of the best quality. It to me to appears have been taken from near the outcrop, or at little No woody, depth from the air. ignites
3.5 p.m. COAL
of
from
:
is
Through
COLLIE
startle
to startle resides at
who
—
THE
to
experiences
enough
—
3
G.
Divi-.
:
Creditors
—
No.
,
adjourned
late
—
at
and
cables,
common
;
Revenue
Asher Morurabino
dolls days of talking telegraphs, and telephones, microphones when the other electric inventions, in of the world occurrences one are part to the farthest there telegraphed point from in and when a traveller one day, makes a round tho in globe journey right it takes out of the 63 days, something
—
age.
1871.—
Act, J.
re
these
ocean
!
when
House
In
:
Flood, storekeepers, dend to be declared. by the 15th inst.
;
regulate lighting by electricity. to The Attorney General did not object the motion, but pointed out that legisla tion this should of be more upon' subject a than a public character. private Agreed The
Bankruptcy
;
to
to.
Bankruptcy
;
zoic
West Perth, has applied to
food.
in
ingredients The
In
Act,
of
ten importer, tea trade mark in of respect substances UBed as food or as
a
register and other
Marks
Trade
and
E. Stoneman
C.
—
Australia,
—
—
ASSEMBLY.
and about
before,
1884.
:
to.
LEGISLATIVE
than
;
—
motion of Mr. the On the Hackett, the Sharks of consideration Bay Pearl in committee Bill was Fishery postponed of further amendment. with a view for re-committed The Game Bill was One further amendments. of the amend to be introduced ments by the Colonial for the issue of licenses Secretary provides the for the destruction of shag within areas. certain of First Offenders Bill The Probation was stage. passed through the committee The House adjourned at 4 p.m.
over sooner got my illness have not had attack an fifteen I took months.
—
—
the of ha would move at the next sitting extension of leave House for a further to Mr. J. H. being granted Monger who in is detained iudisposition by severe Melbourne. announced the receipt The President of the from the Legislative Assembly Bills following Municipal Institutions Third A ct, 1876, Amendment Bill, Judge Alteration of of the Supreme Court Bill, Officers Bill. These Bills Tit les of Public time. e read a first wer moved the Colonial Tl'ie Secretary d reading of the Settled Lands Bill. secon Mr. Hamersley, Mr. Burgos, Mr. H'ackett, and Mr. Mr. Morrison Mr. Llooley, Amherst; spoke in favour of the measure, but Mr. Grant opposed the Bill. Agreed :
Designs
i
.
upon in favour of the but Noes, worthy demanded a division result that were 14 there
.
appeared
—
when
question,
the
contracts
—
1892,
in
and
some
hand to
will
extend1,
oves-
1893,
J
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—
Working
Always
—
makers.
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his
sell
shopman
ill-natured
an
Youug Men
What don't
to
love
Customer
:
Your
son
that
be
A
who
horrid
noise.
sharp
collector,
as
up,
your cure
fliction
home
at
and
collect
to
look
"
in asks
a
would go to sleep. Extravagance.
clerk
young flourishing
"
Glasgow
writing hand.
the
do
o'
tails
call
they
a
his
with
lights
make
Can't
and
"I'm
jeeliog
all
in
Reporter
reporter) blown up by hut you don't
was
—
dead waited
I
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a
—
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around
can
learn
country week, I once a
and
town,
»
of
rodo
weary
mudhole, and oroamented Btumps a country benighted
continuous
during horseback
on
day, passed studded
cljsod Night had already by guided to the hotel
with
logs,
called
a
iu, a
and I
thousand and the
was
occupying
a
"
roll
in
wretc.s
the
until
there
that
there"
"
a
fellor"
in with
a
that road. was
and
double if
so
informed in
bed, minded.
me
six number and 1 could
so but my only hope It was dismal, the evening indigestion I climbed after to number I was the rough stairs six. the landlord to walk in without .told by ;
jknockingr
and did
bo.
National Library of Australia
Ladeis.
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full
particulars harmless
perfectly
Is absolutely genuine Mrs. Kirk, 8, Shep stamps. S.E Park, London Kennington &c
two
Place,
a
Blood
the
from
warranted
is
all
arising. Blood
stable-yard." " I don't that
impurities For Scrofula,
monials. each by
Sold in ChemiBts
Vendors Lincoln
Co.,
Lincoln,
I shall
walk
—
cf
out
the
Ask
think
wonld
if
I
tormentor.
closed softly I rolled
on over
sleep of innocence. The next morning an breakfast I found the Are
a
"
can
Questions
the
to
say
that
you, Weston, served you
that
?"
trick It
matic
was
a
case
explanation.
that
called
best
in
thing all
irri
of
for
to
and
pliys
all
cure
diseases
organs
tell
you
of such
;
the
I
or
equally
ill-health
in
and
surest
dyspepsia;
con
malaria, you
mouth constantly No matter what disagreed with me and
my
called and
of
or
for
frail to
child
Bright's
its weak-
woman,
use.
dead
Patients
and given up other kidney
the extraordinary procured a supply, I felt better; four bottles
phsicians,
of liver
women.
Erysipelas "Saltrheum, indigestion, frail"
Nature a
Have
of shape rheumatism,
drawn
is ocen
ters,
proof neighborhood
from
out
of or
suffering
from
blood
poisoning,
in
heir
to
by Dr.
cured which
of
almost
fact,
can
dyspepsia, all
Soule's be found
in the known
diseases
Hop in
Bit every
world.
(3" None hops on name
the vile above
without
genuine
the blown
white in
poisonous
a
label, bottle.
the
stuff
made
bunch of green and Dr Soule's Beware of all to
imitate
the
diplo
Nesbit's
£6
10s
English
Levers
mention
may
that
besieged
was
effected,
ancl
the
fame the
spread throughout
of
this
West than
other no ad' ertising another of the benefit they this wonderful medicine. of
suffering pleasure." The letter is
and
this, it
as
will I
is
which and
reader
will
for
the
is
it
a
England
it was-
withi
had
affor.fi
me
the
is an foregoing Godwin; Old Sodbury dated April 9th, 1891.
that notice while sale of Mother known to be in Syrup is universally chance Mr. Godwin's by a strange
formation concerning three thousand miles
cures
one
will
it
Moses
signed
Glos, farmer.
a
if
was,
from
a
nothing
medicine
of
on
by miners from
party telling; derived fromi I wish everyone by publishing this others who may be
help
came
the head Seigel's
London, first
in
from
America, away, which recalls the of the American blizzard above the and also shows that fame and of this medicine extends to alL
narrated, usefulness civilised
countries.
Benjamin Edgerton, Plat
dealer, Salop, Feus
Lane, "
grocer
Whixall,
While
and
pro-
Whitwith Mr
says living Wood Boberts, Farm, I first began to feel a dull at lieavy weight my side, and noticed a bad taste in the mouth with foul stomach and uncomfortable after feeling eat I had no appetite, and when I sat down ing. to the table I could not touch the food. I had a good deal of and noise pain in the not sleep for it. I was head, and could not for
heavy
:
work,
and
could
only do light a cutting hedge and had to sit down, I depressed could have cried. Having always been such a strong man I took it be to badly reduced to such a weak I took state. all kinds of the farm. jobs about I would go quite faint, andfelt so much
scrofula.
!
and,
I
it.
house
distance. but the
fit
excruci
inflammatory
and
more, been in
have
Pit others Heath, and On every hand I heard lou'lest of tho and praise
chureh,
dying"
by
diseases, severe coughs, called consump have been cured. Women 1111 gone nearly crazy of From agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar
ating pangs and chronic,
for
my Coal
vision
nearly
or
tion,
People
near
Mr.
complaints,
to
and
ii. "
and
so
incident
the most
smallest
years,
mys which
York Seigel's
district,
was
quarters
resist
or
filled
I ate,
people uo after remarkable my cure, I with the merits of impressed Seigel's. Syrup that 1 procured a large supply of the and recommended it all medicine, to whowere and suffering, people came from far the
(Sodbury),
is
Almost
"
and
He fromi I hadl
ever indigestion, the practice since. of herbs Having studied for many in the habit of years, I was treating and other people for erysipelas complaints, and was consulted frequently by in
He
Ameri
New
Mother
and
The
exist
possibly it
yet
-from
pamphlet
a
medicine
a
Syrup,
extract
combined
is
story. less
fluid.
had
it
:
developed, that no disease operations
its
can
and power, Harmless invalid
em
valuable,
power
varied
or
dyspepsia all my life. mouth, pain after eating, a and sour stomach. My tongue
received of
to know statement
reliable
diseases
curative
or
ina
or
diseases and
compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful Hop Bitters,
so
as
—
explicitly
most
liver
others
is
the
Buchu." same physicians
all
own
more
experience short time let we the
ligh",it gave I had fullness of the pain. and. chest, with a miserable pain at my side, low, dull, From time to time I feeling. consulted adoctor who gave me but they medicines, did1little The doctor said very that good. the; was coating of n.y stomach and disordered, the membrane mucous was inflamed. In
from
that
remedy
only
a
miles,
the
and
Sunday
that
you don't me
in
watery
a
his
tell
suffered
was cured, completely as regards the good health,
eminent
most
chapter
—
with
"
with
this
so I effected, and after the first taking the time I had taken by
1
allaying
hole.
and
Curative
i.
the
urinary
will
"
mean
is the and
best
on
is
for
terious
here ?"
was
England.
coated,
cures
"
What
can
to
Could you get no bed?" ed to myself, Yes, I had a double landlord when that sent stupid up who and struck fellow walked crazy
of
all
or
they
my retreating and slept tho
Gillespie,
1
And
"
you?" And, hang
l
great
thousand
happened Suppose
interested
apDetite
was
telling
Drug
s
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention, and to retain all the bility urine, " and ailments Women to peculiar
night."
"
poor
1877
Physician
quieting
and
kidneys
with
"I have been but I ana trying; in the dead. I slept on a bench ?early bar-room amid a lot of drunken brutes, for who sang Bingo wagers of drink all
dog-irons." Good heavens,
its
testi
Proprietors Counth
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, and they will tell fever, ague, &c.," Mandrake I or Dandelion 1111 Hence when these remedies are
descending seated frieud met for had not I said greeting
you stopping
:
and lis Medicine
9d.
Sole
eminent what school,
What is be relied
cure
old
cordial
mind
indigestion a bad taste
icians
For
We
table.
After
years.
out
2s. Patent
Midland
most
phatically Ask the
walked
on
which
have
six
twice. recalls
ocean
in
"I
says:
England.
any
And
I
here
gentleman
and
of
that little
BLIZZARD.
sent
were
the crossing An incident to the writer's
cause
kinds,
highland
me
and curing all forms nerves, childlike complaints, giving natural, ? refreshing sleep always And tell you they will unhesitatingly " Some form of Hops 1 1 /''
"
had
"
of Sores all Thousands bottles, and
and
the
the
on
THE
he
sailors;
1888,
distant
miles
blood
Skin
they
provided
the great in blizzard,. the of New extinguished city York. The like of it whenever before seen. The snow completely stopped all local traffic. Not a horse or a wheel could move. All the lines into the leading were telegraph city and for two or three prostrated, the days of Boston and New York communi people with cated each other by way of London Dy of the Atlantic means cables. Thus, mes intended for three sages persons hundred
nervous
asked
RECALLS
In March, America almost
BLOOD
Scurvy,
everywhere.
The
on
believe
Life."
the
the to cleanse from whatever
and Diseases, marvellous. are
effects
door.'
at
is
WORLD-FAMED
CLARKE'S MIXTURE
any world for tation of the
rather
I'd
pause he again notice that door
door
IT
however
"For
it
('lack."
hut1 will never low, get that thing through better."
crooked I know
--
which and
remedy
obstructions
federal,
Yo, heave O" of the " You may heave
"
the
exclaimed,
daughler new, simple
physician's of a
all
overcomes
speedily irregularities Post free herd's
A
—
chapter saw
to
degree-
send
"Pluck
was on A countryman one standing the quays lately, watching the process of a ship which of hoisting the anchor was under as weigh, and, he getting the huge iron rise from the water saw
ago To will
made
dark-haiied how. consequence
no
the
to
come
who
one
of
Holloway's Ointment None save Health's Defences. the est can with impunity pass through from wet to dry, Budden transitions from cold to muggy weather so prevalent dur and early winter months. ing the autumnal sore bronchitis, throat, Influenza, cough, most watch or will attack those quinsey ful of their health but they can ; readily arrest of these complaints any by rubbing Ointment twice a Holloway's day upon the skin over the affected and by parts, corrective action with its ap assisting Pills. This welldoses of his propriate treatment known, safe, and easy mode of the invalid both from protects efficiently weakand future danger without present the system in the ing or even disturbing slightest
will
moie
the
discavery. said the
to
in
come
iieave
Pills. the strong
and
Ask Ask
my left." " I'd if advise walk, you Well, you t. to there. It on not opens go out been built, only the porch hasn't porch, and feet down into the it is twenty I
door
noise of the place, boys less no from bar-roivm, the issuing I the found and disagreeable. beastly in corner landlord shut a peu, up to his cus out dealing insanity liquid and for tomers. To ray request, supper eat my that 1 could a bed be responded a bed hut there was not unengaged fill, I per not in the house. or occupied one
sisted
"
all
an
"
?"
left
see
come
many
"
?"
from the creeping softly my bed-fellow hear him side of the bed. I could other about for his hat and his clothes. feeling that Ten I had the satisfaction the
bedfellow.
my
end
you
the floor
;
—
the
another
to
ache
ten
I
—
three,
couldn't Why couldn't
—
at
on
It
:
Vital my hat
tears.
asked,
lodger
was friend I supposed my inquisitive into a when he again sleep, dropping broke out brain a man "I say, did you really with a dog-iron ?" " I tried hard." pretty iu silence that was uo-, Then came I heard broken. After a little while
New
alive."
or
You
" Editor you City " it New Because learn ?" Reporter come down I left." he hadn't yet when
court
When
wide-awake
"Don't
state
but
hours
it."
Into
it."
After " Did
Death's
new
(to
five
or
four,
"
"
Tramp
at
word
a
say
you notice I believe I did." If you know, walk, you wouldn't step in it." bear that in mind." I'll
you
can't be What's
"
won't
I
;
Did
"
one
doorstep) with you
hurry." been
a
"I've
man say this of nitro-glycerine, he is whether —
well
am
heart
out
replied
nevertheless," "it's of damsel;
:
much."
night." Editor
City
tramp
lively?" bad and
pretty
to move expected the matter?"
door
I
friend,
to
falling
chaining it out,"
pull it
among,- the young lady. she exclaimed,
espied
a
unwelcome
the
portly another: a
in trouble." Walking up said My good kindly woman, why do you weep ?" She took down looked' in her handkerchief, up answered I and bluntly surprise, cold in ain't I've wust the got crying. years." my head I've had for forty-six
and
walk
!
now
"
extra."
sixpence
a (arousing his a nap on is the matter more
to
replied That'll be
"
tones.
move
you
I
to prevent constitutional provision But I wish to remark that if I do with bad better not interfere you
Oh
"
pretty
picture he Certainly,"
" won't you ?" cold commercial
shillings
I
said1
see
be
her,
abruptly—
is
life
my
in
Physician morning from " what Here,
you, but you that
is a free and if that this country, in his sleep, there wishes to walk
the
whose only object work. and his She chirped get on with and made him chattered vainly weary " numerous re' Now," she said, after but "I" malapropos, marks, ingenious
seven
asked
!
'ere
this
in
to
he
addressed or "Well, furious. with I am interfered apt to get man with a dog brained a poor I nearly iron the other night." " The deuce you did !" " Yes, I did." " That's rather I'll be blowed Well, uuder an A fellow might, disagreeable. out to blurt something you." impulse, " Better not." " think not." No, I should last At A long peuse followed this.
for
you
waik." Christian
don't.
yer g's the ink
I want
creatures
want
no
?"
it
is
sleep."
my
My
about a
experience. dear, gushiDg girl who went her portrait taken. The photo of those is one marble -hearted
grapher
is
"
a
to hare
man
what
ex
ribs,
way.
Well,
walk,
the Old Dubbs, Exchange who has been shorn : Because, where that's Hezekiah, you exchange cash
a
mer
came stinginess, and found in rather a letter My man/' he ob
"
Say, why
was
in
the
dig time—
Bame
—
without horn, bore this i-iand at laBt could, I
to disturb sorry my duty to inform
it
him.
building a lamb
It
am
aware
bis
quite sae lang. tae last the quarter oot." the Hezekiuh, seeing
yonr
"I
"
:
sh
confused
think
purse
morning
one
dinna mak
served, and y's
Hillo—
"
time bed
tin
in
a
the
a
walk
in
me." A
—
for
famous chant, into his office
:
sleep Penniless my
my
I
bb
long friend
at claiming " I say."
like
goodness
as
gave
the
There's nothing exhaustion. utter wish
a
Hundredth" through a hew. knowing exactly
home returning found his patients as " Humph," said he,
:
I
father
I must cheerless
fare."
Guppy to
work,
passagewas any danger of being the steam made such a said the "Not the least," " refuse to unless you
there
if
Then
the
on
to
came
money blown
pay
was
like
of the
were
sad to makes my
too
is
when
handkerchief, of sympathy;
full
It
to
the day. Besides this, my snored It sounded abominably. to blow "The Old giant trying
fellow
adage
another year." in a steamboat
people
gentleman
man
the
and the pillows grasshoppers, to nose the sort slip up one's some and be sneezed out night, during
to
man
to
stay
these
theoretical
a
alluda often
is,"
"I'll
after
?
de
too
City
one
crickets.
as
be of
to
seems
rejoinder. A young doctor, from his vacation, lively
keep
is
it
;
keep.
romarked turn," " another. If you that theories don't
grimly,
sir
No,
:
cheese
this
out,
her
was
of
locks
with
always aged person
stranger between a growl and a grunt, as I crept to his side. as I was I could The Ti:ed not sleep. with felt as if it were stuffed bedtick
b air
grey
raven
>(Oh, pray "If I pull the funeral,"
"
something
in debt."
;
Will
Cheesemonger to
No
"
?"
My
gested.
coming of age. I hear Gus is Reason.—" " " Is married." Yes." get
he in
say
Old
A
padded
woman sat on a bench uuder An old erection known that by the SoothEaeteiu Company as their Railway her eyes London Bridge Station wiping
man,
and, undressing; had sug landlord turned over with
"rolled
Men
Other
going
"
and
like
The
—
The
licious
dreams by snores, in" the as
his
good-will.
A
—
—
Hot
Nonsense
and
Stnff clown.
.
The
cheerless was a without It room, the or curtains to carpet upon floor, out the blank of the win shut night in on dows that seemied to stare blindly as in the candle flared one, and wink the wind. I found my companion measuring off
afcnfcs
anD
After
>
physic and only eased than be I went fore. on this for way over a year, when a servant that live came to at Mr. Roberts told of a medicine me called Mother She had heard a Seigel's Syrup; gentleman, about it in1 the railway talking carriage, and he praised it so much that1 thought I would it. After I try had taken two bottles my food did me good, and I gained strength, and by persevering with the I syrup sooni got as strong as ever, and have never ailed anything since," saw
a
me
for
doctor, a
bit,
but
and
bis then
medicine
I
was
worse
_
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1
.
McCLEER
JOHN
the
Y, I
AND
MERCHANT
SPIRIT
AND
SOCIETY
IMPORTER.
PERTH Offices
LIFE
EQUITABLE
WHOLESALE WINE
and Sale Rooms
Fremantlel Stree, Bonded Warehouses
ASSURANCE
OF
BRANCH
ST.:
:
THE
GEORGE'
S-TERRACE.
DIRECTORS:
.
U.S.
—
Cliff
Essex
Street.
West
Assurance
Alliance
AND
LIFE,
Messrs.
Wm.
(Limited)
Beers,
The
and Co.'is and Bottle,
Balk
Hooley,
Chairman,
...
...
basis
o/o
...
1890
in
....
...
SINCE
death
of
to
reprint of him States.
occasion
who had made inquiries of the United Society Archbishop
...
...
...
...
...
...
ORGANIZATION Cardinal
the
of
Archbishop
letter
a
...
which
he
wrote
the Equitable
respecting
LAND
of
Hold
.
sale
private
FREEHOLD WITH PROPERTIES, WITHOUT BUILDINGS AND
the
THEREON,
am
and
Garden
George,
Dyer, Douro,
Charles,
Lincoln
tions
Streets.
Hampton
jarrab,
it
sincere
Also
in
the
confidence
in
We this
mention
W.
j.
S
R.
T
Revd.
faith
very
Monseigneur,
of
McCLOSKEY, Abp.
Assurance Society last I took month,
And
suffici
of
out
a
diocese.
my
Bishop of Columbus. who are now assured with
Clergy
DeVaine,
RAILWAY, and
with
his
recently business of
and
builder
of
prepared
now
in any Hearse
part
English in the
Colony)
always
Terms
will
most moderate, and he to meet the con who may require his
service to
do
Murphy,
has
to conduct funerals of the Colony. Plate-Glass and a recently imported Mourning Coach the (only one
is
be
will endeavour venience of those
Vic.
Ballorah, Victoria.
Carroll,
patrons
he
undertaking,
York is
5th
Catholic
of New
—
:
by
available.
arranging
as
press
so
payment
as
where possible be a hardship.
as
lightly
would
prompt payment
Island Rev. Patrick Prince Edward Doyle, Summerside, Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Byrne, N.S.W. Bishop of Bathurst, Rev. Thomas Rogers, Muswellbrook, N.S.W. This list The Roman Catholic might be extended to a great length. Bishop Prince under of Charlottetown, Edward Island, date of May 7th 1886 writes, " I have in certifying to all whom it that I have pleasure may concern, Life Society of the United in the Assurance much confidence, Equitable in it an Assurance on and that I have effected States, my Life.
RT
A
am,
for the benefit of A. WATTEBSON,
chiefly
life,
names
Father Father Father
Revd.
U
my
the
on
that,
for
M ENT8.
numerous
that
public combiued
contractor
Society.
APPLICATION.
LAND,
CAR.
Columbus Bishop The Life Equitable
few
a
and
his
inform
to the
Begs
that
of
fact
left
AlprsdLeb
to
I
affection,
paternal
JOHN
Revd. ON
I
it
1
from
or
Colony.
goods
SETTLE
Christ,'
shown by the on of $20,000
ently policy
on Allotments NOTE.— Building from £21 ; Perth, sale in Fremantle, £10. £30 ; Claremont,
TERMS
and
premises or
City
against
PRO MPT
loss."
a paying regard
servant
one
"My Preston Rond, BeaconsPinClaremont, Bu&seltOD, and Derby.
field,
:
made
tin
on
required of the
—
JOHN
ltoad.
Richmond,
in
your
fully,
Hampton
Also,
writes diocese, better of the Society kind, and would recommend myself,
no
oppose
With
FREMANTLE.— Hill, Tuckfield, Swanbourne, Packenharo, Mary, and South, John, Ellen, Leah, Streets.
of this is
FUR
sale.
in the I world. suppose, life any person requiring assurance. are incontestable after Their policies three premiums have been and this, to my more valuable than those mind, makes their policies paid, of any other as under of technical company, many objec companies plea
in
PERTH.— Murray, Newcastle,
churches
"There insured
AND
SALES
any part
Advances
)
MoCLEERY. for
has
Saturday every the premisec
on
PRODUCE,
as
in
)
—
JOHN
held 8 o'clock
NITURE
Assurance
W.A.
GENERAL auctioneers
Land at
STOCK,
) 452 Madison Avenue New York, Jan. 22, 1883. New York ) Your I Monseigneur. esteemed favour of Dec. 25 was received. duly to all as the have made of the Life Equitable necessary enquiry standing and am Assurance Society, happy to be able to send you a favourable to the most business for The gentleman who attends of the insurance report.
Oilman's Sugar, Stores, and Colonial Produce.
of
night
CO
ROOMS
Perth,
AND
Sales
prelate
a
Life
AUCTION
Barrack-Street,
York
New to
SWAN
THE
£24,842,447 19,917,354 £4,925,093 £42,463,772 £150,138,016 £7,147,366 29,912,854
...
...
&
M'KERNAN
|JUGH
J.P.
Esq.,
Dec. 1890 4 o/o Valuation
recent
furnishes
Sale.
on
Teas,
Co. MARINE.
Youcger in
T.
NEW ASSURANCE ASSURANCE in force INCOME PAID POLICYHOLDERS
Agency, Australia
Australian
FIRE,
ASSETS, 31st LIABILITIES, SURPLUS, 4
:
Streets.
Cliff
and
Forrest, Esq., M.L.C., F.R.G.S., &c. Pearse, Esq., M.L.C.,
W. Silas Eeward
Free Goods Stores Essex
Alex.
:
and Telegrams as Letters addressed under will receive immediate atten tion
—
—
.
MINING
SURVEYOR,
.
and
AGENT.
LAND
PETER and Queens Licensed by the West Australian and certificated by land Governments, and the tbe Royal School of Mines of Engin Palace School Crystal
Next
alfred to Public
door
St.
George's-terrace. Perth, W.
McINTYRE, H.
A.,
of Charlottetown.
Bishop W.
lee, Library,
BESSELL-BROWNE,
ALBANY
MANAGER.
BUILDING
SITES.
eering.
pecially must'
in
the vicinity increase very
soon
of
owners
West
in
property
land
are
receive
purchasers also
are
guaranteed the
on
years
their
Visitors
to
amounts Perth
sell
office
and five
Begs to inform
any
and
the inhabitants contains seventeen
which
to business
for
merit
to
information
Agent
a
of
Private
that
he has opened the abo v each most and hopes comfortably furnished, by the of awarded him. patronage heretofore generally,
SITTING
ROOMS.
ADCOOK'S
MATCH
Bottle
Wholesale
to
Entrance
W.A.
ROOM.
BILLIARD
COMMODIOUS
YLE
PRIVATE
COMFORTABLE
the
and
Perth,
rooms, continuance
E.
Lot
75
TABLE.
440,
of
441,
Town
436, 439, Post Office,
and viewing the jetty from Subdivision of Loc. 353, having main road, 2-raile fronting Post
Department.
£21
...
Lots the
near
66ft.
having depth
in
224ft.
x
frontage Subdivision
£35
...
66ft.
from
Office
£16
t„
Glasgow. P R
Office.
FREMANTLE,
HOTEL,
after
SATURDAY
every
p.m.
,
RESTAURANT
MELBOURNE
(Next
3
his
Excelsior
per per Brandies.
...
pints bottle
...
...
bottle
per per bottle 3 star, per
...
...
bottle
Whiskies. Crawford, per bottle May Blend
... ...
...
(Irish)
...
THE
MANAGER of
FOR
d.
Gallic Dunville
1
1
0
1)
0
7
8 7
11
w.
Lemon, Lemon,
Hart
of Fare
Bill
-Breakfast,
:
Is.,
Tea,
Is.,
Boord's
Round
Royal
Charter
6
b
5
9
Port
5
b
Sherry
5
b
Good
Sound
\J
FRENCH Guaranteed,
at
6 6
3
6
2
0
1
8
12 4
6
4
6 0
pint
Champagne Colonial
...
Wines
to
GENERAL
Ho
2
Ham,-Beef,
kinds
of
PIANOFORTE Brinsmkad
John
BAZAAR
COMMERCIAL and
(jT
«
all
KEYLESS J. GALLE'S,
LEVER
Albany
Orders
by
letter
general
National Library of Australia
Printing.
THE LAA
ACT.
W
M.
J.
F.
P.
GALLE, Albany.
June
11.
FACT.
A
CONISTS' Club
house
ONLY
—
in
exclusively
dealing
GOODS.
Cigar
Divan,
H.
S.
W,
Perth
in
TOBAC A.
Turf
Barrack-street.
Perth.
execute
Dinners, for
OF
o
expenses
UNDER
SFE1I
o
ltetail
Street
all
Also large area of Suburban to be land sold on easy terms. Government Maps of Albany, showing on the blocks for sale, sent of Is. receipt
STOREKEEPER
and ck
includes prices the purchaser his TITLE
sc0llard,
Wholesale
.
AS,
bottle
Gin, per bottle Wines.
Estimates 1
5 5
Theso getting
IMPOltTBR
(From
A
d. 6
LADIES.
Is
A good supply of cooked always on hand. July 24.
5
TIIAH
& Co., per & Co., per Gin.
Hart
0
record;
a.
...
Rum.
the
prepared
...
Mackay
Royal
ORDERS —
...
AND
is
ROOMS
LIST.
john
Town
hours.
PRIVATE
bottle
per
Ale, Ale,
Braud,
in
much pleasure
to
Pale Pale
Burke
PETER.
announcing and Country Customers that he will open his RES at the above address or TAURANT the 26th July. Meals at all Saturday,
HAS
Bass' Bass
3 star, Hennessy's 1 star, Hennessy's Veron & Co.'s G.
Perth. Barrack-Street, door to R. Smith's Saddlery.)
LOUIS
0 E
s. s.
TERRACE. CLUB
I
bueu.
GEORGE'S
St.
BUILDINGS,
EXCHANGE
Sic.,
of
Subdivision'
GUILTO
JOHm Hotel, attention
can
L
A
jg
which
by
they require. SERIAL ROPEWAYS of The means cheapest patent). (Otto's in for mines, &c. Correspondents transport London, Brisbane, Melbourne, "Townsville, .get
POP
MURAY-STREET.
value, the
at once, bank interest for expended by them. at my
HOTEL,
on
titles
calling
AUSTRALIAN
es
towns, in
greatly to advised
SYSTEM,
AMERICAN
NEW
more
Australia, of the larger
—
As
New
and
second
R
&
to.
given
for
sale.
Sons,
repairs. pianos and
Latimer's
Next
London,) VV
can
only organs
on
Photographic
HAY-STREET,
TTfTANTED,
punctually
TRIGG,
ARCHITECT,
G
PERTH.
telegraph
attended hand
G
TUNER,
TERRACE, or
I
SELLING earn
good
limited
AGENTS LINE. income.
Studio.
PERTH. for
x\pply required.
a
GOOD
Either early,
sex as
number NOVELTY IMPORTING CO., Box 97B, G.P.O., Sydney, N.S.W. a
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NESBJT,
V.E.SUBKICN&CO,
Practical and
Watchmaker Bundle
HAY
Street,
General selected and th stock of first-class of EVERY Jewellery
cheapest
Watches
unongst
the
These
famous
kct
most
remedy
tution,
from
impaired
in
ages
and
;
consti
as
are
„
FAMILY
GENERAL
a
„
„
MEDICINE
are
unsurpassed. „
and
Pills
Ointment only
New
78,
And
Oxford
sold
are
throughout tions
for
:>-
>
(late London
Civilized almost
and
Oxford
of
World
every
Pots.
loek If
1
London.
Street.
Medicine.',
with
«
v
language.
should
'J.or.cr,
St.)
undry
Earrings Alberts Leon tines
WineB
AUSTRALIAN
BOOT
3R0WN&ALLEN, T.
(Late HAY
thanks
FN hey
are
past
PERTH,
to the
public
generally
to
beg announce all manufacture
favours, to
prepared
collecting, 20 per Nesbit,
Britnall),
STREET,
returning for
W.
Sc
thas
classet BOOTS, on ;he shortest pos Also, kept in ilock, a large and varied assortment of Ladits', Gentlemen's and Children's BOOTS and SHOES— from the best and English Continental houses. Leather and Grindery Uppers on
customers
select
maker
to guarantee
cent.,
FLUENZA,
colds, ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION, COMPOUND Aniseed, Chlorodyne.
&c.,
KAY'S Chest
for
and
Coughs,
is
Colds, Cattle.
serviceable
equally
AY'S
TIC PILLS, Neuralgia, Face-ache, &c. Quinine, Iron,
T7" J\.
LINUM agreeable
a
CATHARTICUM
Cement for Everywhere. England.
iu
Contain
The GERALDTON
HOTEL
and
Comfort
Every
Gin,,
etc.
La Rose Latour
(pts.
is
k
and Beers
fob
Hotel.) North
the
WATSON
&
West
TEE
Roebourne and Cossack. October 17 1889.
Perth,
jpERTH
Howick-street,
MORNING. qts.
From
10 to 12, for Ladies and Children Admission 6d. j Skates Free.
Wines, recom
AFTERNOON!
GUGERI, Mer
chantu 24, 189
Oct.
Perth,
OPEN.
qts).
only.
Australian A trial per doz.
JINK
JpALACE
From
2.S0
to
5.
6d.
Admission,
Skates 6d
HOTEL.
EVENING, From 8 to 10. Admission,
EVERY
SATURDAY Prize;
Gala
By
Professor
Is
iMQRNING.
for
Children.
with
for
contains
6d.; Skates
of Burroughe's
one
MUSIC.
and
Travellers
Visitors,
and Watts
far-famed
Roberto.
Tables, the
is
of the
Best
Good
I
n
Manufacturer
conducted
of the FUNERALS Colony, therewith notice
in
and attended
by
all
always of colony
GEORGE'S
ST.
the
hand,
on
most
telegram
at
<d if
and
GRA
sir.
"By
SHOES
c..
PERTH. OATHXDBAL.)
extensive
AND
and
varied Colonial
and
stock
in
the
Manufactured
a
ATTENTION
TO
tion,
SLIPPERS.
COUNTRY
knowledge
the
a
ooerations
careful
doping
mi,!?'
ORDERS.
or
al
PRICE
ready.
LIST
ON
COMFORTING.
SJOCOA.,
thorough
govern and by
artiele
Made
in
IL
Civil
simply in
J-lb.
APPLICATION.
Service
National Library of Australia
SMALL U-iT Obsebve
the
Next
ORDERS
SENT
BY
paokets
bjr
POST.
addbbss, Door
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel"
Printed
and
M.
Gibney,
boiling
water thus:—
labelled
Grocers,
&
CO.
chemists,
published at
frame."—
Gazette.
EPPS
hojiceofatb1c
BOOK
nourished
with milk.
or Bold
may escape well fortifled
ourselves
P'oporly
.?
LONDON, Om hand and lor Sale, Head Monumental and Tomb Stones, «rivhhandsome Iron Raiiings, supplied and erected complete. W. T. WIMBRIBGE.
Manager.
of tho o .Carol l.wi of digestion a.sd nutri application fine ofe proper Mr. Eppe has provided ? cocoa, oat vSL l!i lHhfaBt tables with a delioately-flavoured beverage which safe us may many heavy doctors' bills. Itia the by judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution be may built until gradually up strong enough to resist every to disease. tendency Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate Vhcrever there is a weak point. W e whioh
r.« See
PROMPT
TEFUL—
JA.MJESS Coaches
l«5s.
bkeak.fa9t.
part at
ALLUM,
EPFS'
&
otherwise.
Hearses
FRANK
hand.
Civility.
details to
Sale from
on
game.
Importer,
German,
French,
English,
BOOTS, any
and
and
STREET,
(OPFOBITE H" AS
ILjL
on
DEALER,
HOWIOK
Furnisher, PERTH.
the
SMEDDLE8,
LEATHER
CURRIER
IT
of
always
obtainable,
i<D
if
Ell,
Funeral STREET,
Brands
of loversj
Attendance
GEORGE
WimbbidgE,
Skates resort
favourite
Moderate.
and
Funeral
Agent
NOW
Wine
replete
and
lighted,
brilliantly
Spirits
Mtp
O ISKKVIK
ways
Stbebt,
Railway
Mkssbs.
Glen," from
and qts).
West
—
P. A.
Millard
Boot
shortest
is
And
an
Which
$
T.
connected
Bum,
from 12s. mended.
Convenience
Broken Ar Manufactory,
''rfllivte
the
'f
Proprietor.
a
'
Wholesale
—
SMITH,
the
(Near
for
lain
HAY
.
RTD'LUCEY,
THOMAS
Charges
k J
General
friends that he has just received and has now ready for
,
GERALDTON
Wines,
W.
Address
& Wood.
ALSO,
Coughs
PILLS,
—
:
the
aperient.
ticles. Sold COAGULINE.
Stockport,
Note
and
and
specific
&c.
or
and
care
IN
Colds, for
by post
all
ROBERT
label,
firs
a
Whips
:
Margeaux. Estephe (pts. and BASS' Ale and Porter. Do. Own bottling .GUI N NESS'S and Stout, pts.
Mr. J. W. Andrew, Roebourne. T. W. Stroud,Geraldton. „ F. Kelly, Dongarra. G. H. Lott, York. „
&c.
c.,
wi th obta.ned
.his
silver
<1
Brushes Harness Oils
Clippers,
Babbaok to
n
otherwise will be promptness. FIRST PRIZE at the late W.A. Agricultural Show held at Society's for the Guildford, best collection of both and Harness. Saddlery executed R.S.
GREAT
St.
Jeweller,
t
,
Hiding Girls' Saddles and Saddles Jockey
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
—
!
a
a and Stock, large varied of Gig, and Carriage Cart, and Gents' Saddles
Combs, Blacking,
:
:
Habness.
,
GUGERI
clarets— Chateau Do. Do.
.
oirS
Bridlet Boy a' and Puck Pilches, Saddles, Horse Ulotbmg, and all requisites for class Stable or Hostelry, including Spurs, Sponges, Chamois Skins,
All
lbs.)
quantities.
„
demulcent
a
COMPOUND,
KAY'S and
Horses
COMPOUND,
expectorant, Complaints.
:
ESSENCE OF Senega, Squill,
LINSEED, KAY'S Tolu, with
&
Agents
large
announce
BRANDY,
Perth.
hand. Good hides and kan ,'aroo skins taken is exchange Goods despatched to all of the parts Colony.
in
IN
A.
Turnbull
sold.
V. E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker
Practica
and
qnartei
boxes (120
small
>
TIME PAYMENT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
always
coughs, ForBRONCHITIS,
article
cases,
the famous WHISKEY— and gold
least V. E.
from by buying besides having a large stock to and a watch from practical
of COLONIAL sible notice.
Flour.
in
Stores,
P.
at
save
every
in
BEGS to and customers from London
Spectacles.
will
in
ill"
s
allkindb
and
.
variety!
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c.,sold with IMMED TIME PAYMENT at ex IATE possession to householders As no low prices. heavy ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing
FACTORY
smith of
Ammunition—Sadd-
DRAPERY
on
WE8T
robert
Manueactubkb
&c.
octaves.
Oilmen's
Frtitritk
'
and Spirits
and
Tobacco
sale
t-.cv
Iron, Snidei Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzie
Corrugated
Teas, Sugars,. asks
a""
1m
G.
Harness,
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
&c.
Svr
assorment
Bracelet? B. & E.
sets
Governor,
Broome, K\C.M;
bales,
Fencing
Netting,
loading).
Harness,
lery,
the
jY
JO
i
,
Fowling
breech
Exctllency
tools.
Carpenters' Wool Forges,
Pumps,
Hit
also
requirements,
,
Wire Cornsacks, Galvanised Wires, Rifles,
Stocks
full
goods,
.
1'ortable
Douglas
hand
Watches
„
Ladies'
other
ir.vils,
i
Earrings Alberts Leontines Rings, Gent's
Cruets,
McwGBSsi'MSlt?
/
Always Ladies'
BreastPins Breast Pins „ Necklets Necklets „ Studs Studs „ Jet Brooches & Earring „ Keepers Alberts ,, Wedding Rings Clocks Electro Plated Cups „
to
of;
Gold
Brooches
do.
A9IKT-
SPECIAL
Walthaun
Brooches
„
;
;
in
use
Oxford
£33,
Vendors
all
by
Pnvchassrs
ilio
463,
St.
the
Manufactured
are
at
-
The
repaired. Nes bit's
„setsB.&E.
to Females
Agents,
on
Stein's)
BY
Importers
Station
HAVE, Station
every repaired
or
8ilver Silver
Silver Watches Bracelets
wonderfully
incidental
and
always
two
a
Ladies' Watches
Gold „
They
or
Watches
become
with of
Jewellery to order
Gold
Gent's
never-
the has
cause,
ailments
all
a
Watches
other
guarantee. made description Watches cleaned Nesbit's Levers
„ as
and
years'
vigour LIFE.
OF
where
cases
weakened.
or
efficacious
and
energy,
SPRINGS
all
the
on
recommended
in
and
BLOOD,
Kidneys,
tone,
whatever
These
of Life.
soothingly,
giving
confidently
failing
all
yet
MAIN
great
are
They
the
purify
Stomach,
BOWELS,
to these
of
Pills
ranks
necessaries
leading
powerfully,
Liver, and
Medicine
(Opposite
Merchants,
Stock
the in Nesbit'ri colony. description Levers English (capped and jewelled) stand and rough riding work, guaran Best teed for two The Watch years. NeBbit's Walthams without exception. in are the the CHEAPEST Colony.
.
Household
Gret
This
WAREHOUSE,
,
and
STREET
UJ¥£?RTH.
:
HAS
WORKS, BARRACK
FREMANTLE,
best
the
HARNESS v:
I
Adelaide,
PERTH.
STREET,
AND
.
of
(Late
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
SADDLE
.
V. E.
the
Rkoobd," Rowick Thomab Bryan.
ENGLAND.
for office
the
JiightPev. " W.A. of the
street,
Perth,
'
kit
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