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THE
R.
C.
SCHOOL
COMMENTS
AT
OF
ALBANY.
LOCAL
THE
AND
PRESS.
METROPOLITAN
tions the
out has marked be going perhaps
may
a
that
course
who does he is no Christian say that his fellow-man even with his not love Now I do not faults. (Applause).
tralian
:
of
to
His
tear
is
contained
Aus
tne
Replying
Committee,
of
an
cordial manner
like
I
addiess, in which
Lordship
you expressed done were have what you men. able to do, and you did it like those who are It is a pleasure to meet of an emergency. capable meeting of When J first idea heard of the wooden I a must erecting building,
representative
thought
of
worthy building
wooden
a
to say pleased neat and room,
cold
feeling that thought a much more, than what I
I
would
one
that
this
I indeed
be. is
am a
sufficient for the quite wants. It was a sensible present thing in not to undertake a large building the of difficulties. This will do face and I hope to for a time, >
undoubtedly see
Albany
that
so
grow
will not be half-a-dozen
it
half
in a big enough I may (Applause say that years. ) do I not visit although frequently I have always had a very warm Albany, for the people here. of regard feeling visit when I used to here this small a only found them always hearted, good-natured confident And I am
as
a warm now, class of people. where there that
like
dispositions
good
are
people
will
happy,
I
live
always can
and
community,
was
assure
the these, well and be that
you
with
that if to heart I had blessings however I bestow, super-abundant, would not with hold them from the men of Albany. and' women (Applause.) all
my
Well,
have
we
interest that idea
here
met
to
every may not
you that
another
you and more
in
matter and you,
one
of
run
away
doing
are
a
with more
populous
portion before you
the
of so
the than of
I will my colony, lay of primary edu views of the matter cation as it is carried on at present in For this purpose Western Australia. a I have taken few notes, and I will I think the benefit of tbem. give you and I will be of interest to you,
they
vouch
can
for
their vouch
in truth, and, facts for these in my represent
I can addition, I to not alone those but those who ecclesiastical position, and whose free to differ with me are I respect man is difference for every free free and we are in a a man, never see and I hope we shall country, in other condition than freedom any It Western Australia. (Applause). that the matter almost is a of history —
must
from
say
men thinking the form in which
is
and
cast,
when
met
with
but classes, of the majority to favourable Act Education all
that
well
not
are our
bring to bear that can knowledge we
the be
We frown
few
for
pardon me the subject about. I in reference You
are
I
to
our no
has been
it
schools
assisted
Government
that
the
not
saved
the
much
very
article, is
"It the real
wherein
is the' following doubtful whether have effected any
exceedingly schools
assisted in
saving
on as
ernment
His
school
on
expended
private that
the
in
of
matter
then
Lordship
the
saved
we
the
amount
to
saved
was
in
the
inclusive.
18s.
9d.
;
15s.
1879, £1720
follows
as
2d;
7s.
;
1880,
schools
I must the few
these
add to
from
years
£23,535
was
—
1888
see
community
National Library of Australia
cost
to
comes
the amount saved to the for the four by years schools this is, following calculation
the
was
as
in.
Government
from
those
1876 four
a
sum
to ,
years
the
the.
ex
Inspector
was
no
are
that
should
be in
as like society, best that wins.
infused
the
Perth
so
abruptly one
Dunstan state in
to
upOn
that
wish
the
There that we
to
public some
are are
be who
sheep.
disrespectful way to put it, are called sheep in Scriptural who rush There are some and do not and consider, of that crowd every
them.
follow meet
these to
and
same
1888 saved to —
in
forward. best
only the
Government
the terms.
let
are
man
Then
True is
so
us
a we
will
We
much
more
i
your
pockets
of
course.
The
free,
and
We Hier " calls A Godless archy of Australia and the proposed system of education," system is a Godless system pure and The representatives of the simple at an Church in Victoria Presbyterian stated that assembly they had there, the school was system in that colony and Bishop J ulius, of Christpagan ; said that church, the of system in education Australia was agnostic. attributed to the school Bishop Julius
community.
the
Catholic
,
who a
j
%
not Christians. If I " I would Now boys say secular exclude education, are
Pagan
from
the
Pagans
schools." ;
no
you
fight,
that
a gentle way if this you like but us let have national education
have your but choice, do npt bring us into the condition in which we see the other colonies at the day. present Now there is mind no you going behind the Victoria has withpast. drawn her pet a from £120,000 year and New system of secular educatiou, South Wales has reduced her school Now grant by £70,000 a year. these people that their school
were
in
school j
lessly.
Again
children
from
1
,
high and mighty in at least they pre consider that evidently so
work
tended to be they have been
we
do receive
we
as
do they in the religion schools. It may be said that there are some bodies not sufficiently religious numerous to be able to their supply own I admit schools. that that might be so but I admit at the same time that the in any have no right majority to circumstances put upon the minority if By all means want to have they schools own to their according liking, let them have them, but do not drag others with let them. We will
to prepared whenever they not We are
tell
they
the fees. receive the fees and that
in
say
having
that amount receive. schools to half receive have the accepted
We
that will
go. in for God and religion That is what suits not mind
think
friendly win.
to meet I
can.
were
to
people,
I
3,292
the
half
satisfied
amount.
a
having
the receive
We
£10,000. the Govern
-.of
are
gentlemen
come
backward
We,
—
of religious lack in Aus training tralian Now I youth. say that we are a Christian community and I take the trouble of the to pick out census the number of those who are not Christians in the colony, and I find that are there
language. random
they
for your say not pretend to
the
imposed
at
is
.
the
seem
lights,
a
but
the Inspector are ahead.
time, I cannot and I do
—
We aro a Christian do not want what
of
It is not because
papers
is
are
being pressed on being pressed especially by the
proposition that
let us have denominational
Perth. "Their is beyond question." at present doar friends Now, you may think my how gratifying it is to find that we fair minded who do have really men schools
a
schools,
be when schools
our
—
it
to
as
is
as
themselves
felt
There
want
Thut schools. paper spoke of the and so unjustly that the Inspector who schools and of the Commission the
Mr.
Government
are
It
but it has been forward pressed to from time time that we by them and com ought to have free, secular, in education this country. I pulsory
into
race every Our leaders
that
say
I am prepared to say contrary, I knOw that I can prove that the Government I
life
to eat we
.
hardly
can
Albany
and
inefficient,
his only .idea was That is the position want to eat us up that the assisted schools
shows
Perth
by these
show
way
they
keep back I am
we
schools.
It you a little story. wolf and a lamb met at The wolf the invited lamb
populace from time to
say—
like
total amount saved to from 1876 ment by the assisted schools the amounts we to 1893— including all have paid for buildings, and they have
The
in
that
and
not
assisted
the
—
and
in
that
said
a
the
on
that
to
upon. think
7s.
Averaging Government the
schools
by the
the said that not too well same work for
but
in ; they also said
the
done
grant.
to tell
that
said
stream. to drink him up.
Are your
ask, I will
also
is
a "
efficiency
to been
£1250.
to
is
small
inefficient "
inclined
work
assisted
has time. There present school accommodation ditional provided at since 1888 Geraldton, Fremantle,
have
be
also
is
Government
drag
'called
those the ad
figures
Inspector's the since
Rev.
—
their
will
of
by the
met start
will
the
number
a
It
less.
revenue
year has been a report there established, by the That Inspector. report hardly failed in showing the amount of ever
was
His
Continuing
is were
It
schools Government are paid and yet we do the
refer you and report, every assisted schools were
inefficient
assisted
that date (1888) saved to the Government the amount that is whu.t the Government would Children had have had to pay if bur 7d. for
V'
—
the
receive
pass
imparted.
the Daily and very system, recently in News threw out such a statement reference of the Com to the meeting mission with in connection appointed
to
:
I
I may to have, say, from time statements time thrown out somewhat the school to assisted antagonistic
;
19s. £2156 10£d. said Lordship Up
amount
the
not
—
Government,
of
not he will
are
—
have assisted
thought
:
13s. 3d. ; 1881, £1712 12a. 4d.; £1653 0s. 7£d. ; 1883, £1763 £1809 "lis. 1884, 2d.; 1885,, 4s.; £1387 14s. £1935 13s. lOd. 1886, 6d. ; 8d. ; £1931 9s. 1887, 1888,
in
schools to the
every is the
£2106
£1829 1882,
been
ago " You assertion, and they schools, It is a fair question
the
saved to the 1878,
made
Government
if
they examination, to
I
an examina through tion in scripture. The Inspector has to do with that nor nothing at all with their filial their only duty secular He will the knowledge. give on the secular grant only knowledge
were never so as good schools to they had the assisted It was then that we compete with. work. There is got them up to their like competition; let us have nothing no at all. is monopolies Competition
...
shown 6d. ;
was
£1763
1877,
They do
the
'
in
children
our
and
children, the pass allow them
not
you dis
when
:
amount
fair any I believe to
examines schools, same standards as
School able to
Schools
.
the
now
what
...
In this way Government
both the
man to disprove any We were met by the I first in the joined
we
—
It
...
our
figures the on
at 1876. Average attendance Assisted schools .1,097 JBl 1' 10Cost per head 2 3 Govt, 2 schools Cost per head Saved to the Government by as6 10 schools sisted £1,764 ...
the the
by
share schools— that
gentlemen,
revenue the each of the
in
schools to 1888 form following
—
—
make this with remark " to the assisted It is schools, that the percentage of remark worthy of passes in the Government School was schools 79, and in the assisted 83, is obser\ able in and this superiority and standard every eveiy subject." schools The therefore (Applause).
—
by the assisted years from 1876
that
say
challenge
pleased respect
on buildings expended the colony the R.O. Schools throughout the total from 1876 to 1888 being He then read a table show £22,272. attendance at the the ing average assisted the cost per head per schools annum for those schools ; cost per head in the Government schools per annum
and
I
amination,
Gov
there
to
:
tuition. amounts land for
the and
gave
than the Government gets. Now, is another argument this I wish to meet "That we them fairly receive this from assistance the Government or teach for denominational religious both to ing." Now, that is contrary, fact and to reason. Here are bur and there are the Govern children, ment same School children the ; comes here and he examines Inspector
show
say statement
the
1
well
as
"
would in
saved
is
years
and
buildings property,
the tu quoque argument other I would say to every applied. "Go and do section of the community would be I much likewise." very to see them it do pleased gentlemen. and we We are% Christian like
for
the
land, viz, the amount
there
is
that
correct and I
(Applause). when objection for some battle
expenditure." public I take up to argue. This is a statement When down to I was asked to come some school, I obtained open your with in the statistics education dealing 1876 to from the 1888. colony year show the amount that' These statistics was
it.
This asser not saved them anything. in the West tion is very clearly put Australian of April 1893, in a lead 3,
ing
minded
ask
I
schools.
perhaps
or
8s
stated and I
speak
argued
have
£1720
them challenge I have statement prove any and yet say that the Government saved not anything by the
to
come
to
us
schools
the
more
my
this
ear
you make"
to say things assisted schools. doubt that time
some
aware
time
after
I will wish to
making,
which have
Just
(Applause).
are
must
now we are Subiaco and this building the that assembled and amount in, these and additions schools various
of
!
is cause If there any cannot extend a hand, we at least be friendly. With these I hope you will which remarks,
can
but
have done just
places
.
to are
the the I do not matter, uponthink that there is any man who would what with has been done by quarrel of the community for section the one I am whom now to speak,. privileged There is no one who would quarrel with what they have done and I would light thrown
!
upon far as to
as
everyone
all
we
.
>
have
schools favour
assisted absolute this I
assist
it
—
me,
was
Albany
of
kind and
a
if
other
was issued educated report children at a cost of £8,624 7s. while the assisted schools educat lGd., of ed 1779, or. just about half, at a cost
man.
any
individuals. we must ;
but
heart
my
to
done more not have done well,
3.566
—
sent
must
peace solitary in society
possible. which
have
of
out
would impress upon minds make up our We and harmony.
I
we
nobody
You
it say that all through
fibre
hatred
in
live not
you and the for this very the manly
Flanagan, gentlemen you represent
'
that
School
live
I thank
last
(Applause.)
—
Mr.
it.
the
in
3
—
opening Albany,
at
to him by the
presented
Building
the
at
School columns
Advertiser.
address said
C. the
friends
|
the new R. taken from
delivered
Question
Gibney
by Bishop
like the un pretend to have anything I had, I wishbounded that charity that I would but I do pretend to this
speech
1
on
the
of
report
They
Now
think that than its
;
The following the Education
REPLY.
IN
.
RECORD,
—
-
A.
IF.
has
well.
to
satisfied
share.
Government
(Applause):
do
school have to
this require cient working and we have supplies. so, Perfectly to do the same, and our school fees must the same lines ; and I go on assure you that we do not got in fees
made any exaggeration that I have not of Government in the saving to the it at the last four years by placing on the the last laid .£10,000, report table of the House by the Inspector the shows the Government in that
I
THE
be
the
to
saved £57,057.
Albany
as
challenge—
their
that they in repair. They the for effiexpenditure of the and for schools,
!
keep
for I make the total
which
to
will
you
Presbyterian.
or
Wesleyan
England,
statements
on
world
amount reaches
you would not approve that we but remember this of, always and we must to differ agree always our for must have respect always is no Christian fellowman. There his fellow man who does not respect of whether Church Catholic, man, on
NEW
their
conscience
They
the
follow and freedom
but what
hands, with
.
OF
that
course
of liberty for them.
not
them
let
do
—
OPENING
every so
(
our
—
THE
to
do
|
—
AT
the
SPEECH
GIBNEY'S
to
fees come into the Government fees They tell
as
would
—
BISHOP
given
choose
any
erected
ment
.
QUESTION
cheaply as the Govern have erected them, and lands granted by including any Government, basing my calcula
been
that liberty and if man ;
-
through God has
exist
—
EDUCATION
that
the advantages the exercise of the
all
,
have
THE
spending we
are
the Eastern
told
money that Colonies
use
the are
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in
ner
the
in
economical
most the
best
obtaining, The Bishop
results.
man j
educational his
opened
I
case
by
to show that the Assisted the saved, and are saving, a deal of money country great every He stated that the expenditure year. for the Roman upon laud and buildings
colonies
other
of historical .1 know that
is
and
cerned, '
look
Australian
on
there no other of the Assisted
the
lengthy system would
proof,
School
possession
it that There is no as Australian right West Australian goes and has been tried it
wanting
;
far
by
of
"
been
children
and consequently our the worst educated
of all
Australian children." This is vaporing I like and I do not care for vaporing. a man to come forward and fight with in the and if ; proved you like a man We are wrong to admit it like a man. If you have any objection all sensible.
v
to
to what and if in you are
I
offer
answer
that dear friends platform for your
will admit
will
gentlemen
They
remarks. and
I admit, but
to,
not
at
ere
plea time to be
so
the same them
them believing and under the influence of that that those who I believe, impression, be are here will say, " If these things :
correct, ,
do not
I
correct
of.
complain we think thihgs
these
If
to
ought
have
we
be
things are
to
so,
satisfied
be
they
as
on
go
what
see
I
to let at
until,
any
"
rate, we see setter My object would to Government be to urge the put up or of that kind a university something and let the people assist themselves. .
do
them
Let their
utmost to their The bright
advance
will one be may education but
children.
one
were
biscuits
in
entertained
to
and
wine
ante-room.
an
-
"
visitors
(Applause). closed and the
then
PRESS
in
Advertiser
speech of opening
School
in
,
of
The
BISHOP
I
the
if
of
Bishop
Albanv
Gibney Roman
new
the
2nd.
iiuks:
at the Catholic
Wednesday
on
was
His Lordimnortant deliverance. to the task of replying himBelf set ship of the Assisted .School the opponents attention to the An
system, giving that newspapers
special
have side.
arrayed The West
them
Ausalso the
on that selves News , and the Daily itralian, demanded the revision have Advertiser in order that the Act of the Education Assisted schools to the m0Qey grants Our be discontinued. contempor
may aries
are
able
well
to
take
care
to
of themthe
traverse
and propose view3 and state our arguments Bishop's take this side. do not We on other the selves
we
than those other stand for any. reasons publicists. which should always animate is to see the public money Our desire
National Library of Australia
the
Catholic schools. In time where
1876 they did from been educated in
had
they
of the Catholic instead these children been in the Government schools have where would been paid, Had
educated staff
one
under
dual
the
two
system
paid and
are
the
cost in the Gov average per head schools would have been re ernment duced by the additional fees and grant Lec us examine how Bishop money 7s.
at tbe sum of £23,535 arrived He the states average from 1876 to 1888 in the schools the then cost per —
schools and the the Assisted cost head in the Government per In case the cost schools. every per head in the Government schools is than the cost in the Assisted higher The difference schools. he multiplies
by tbe
number of childien schools the Assisted and thus " sura of money saved the Government. this
The arrived
is
saving
attending arrives at "
at
the which
submit,
we
is,
There.
fallacious.
to
by
process
caunot
the
be readily cost average schools is Catholic any tbe
it
iu
is
the
their
the
colony, away
financial The position. schools are' spread all over from in the South Albany
right
Roebourne
to
They
West.
five
only
there than
attendance
an
in
numerous
the
The
settlers.
considered rather
than schools
82
82.
1890
of
was more
and
at nearly sixty attendance was been estab have
average Schools
for
districts
North-
less
no
in
hundred,
one
of them the under fifty. lished
number of these
the
in
sparsely convenience
populated the of
Government,/ the
it
even
doubtless, of tbe State to considerable loss
duty at
a
than
that the country settlers It this should is loss go uneducated. on the cost per bush schools that causes head in annum the Government per to te so high. As the Cathoiio schools make similar sacrifices body do not in) of
cause
picture. Catholic
cannot
the teen
Let
us
schools
same
year Catholic
see were
1890 schools
how
Roman
the
established. were there the open,
In
one
The
was
fact
receiving
as
the
attendance is the Catholic the Governmant
less
than
body,
fifty.
though hdve
subsidy,
to done nothing practically help hi' the work, of educational pioneering /Their for which schools receive / public they are in situated where support, places; to the Govern they can only do injury
ment
educational
Fremautle, Albany, Perth, ampton, and York. The
system, Geraldtouj Guildford, oifty
school
Viz.,
at
North
Banbury outside
of
in
the
ment
in schools also Catholic and the tained,
fees
were
leading
the
in
be
found
per
head
where
there
were
ascer
fees it would deducted, that the difference in the cost under the two systems does in
exist. really Bishop Gibney loses of calculation sight altogether in Government schools the loss on the and with the of the bnsh, discovery his statement that the that oversight schools saved to the Catholic £23,535 not his
from 1876 should like
Government We
vanishes.
1888
to
to
further
of
what the Govern schools be Assisted tween 1876 and 1888. Their best which should have been selfschools, were cut into by the com supporting, of the Assisted schools and thus see
calculation
a
by the
lost
ment
petition
not Government lost only by having of a large number bush maintain schools also in the but by competition which to create towns they helped by
the to
We need not we money grants. further. labour this point considers that the other Pishop Gibney should follow ex denominations the. and es ample of the Roman Catholics their
think,
tablish
of
schools
their
If
own.
—
other
of the denominations would be put to the system the denominational schools. that it would be is the
however
by
taxation, drawn from
peopl& are also
to or
one
or
eiid
an
of assisting Tho fact of height
comes established, of the public. The is drawn from the. the school fees and
pockets Grant
Education
disappear
the other denominations to establish their own schools,
for.
to
Education, out of the
his
of two the Gov
were one adopted suggestion either would happen things ernment schools would beennse the children belong
the
The
public. focussed. public of schools means of money is drawn
the
is Government Tbe multiplication
amount larger tbo public for the education of the than is Tho educa young necessary. tion of the be conducted can young
that from
a
and economically by thoroughly only tbe establishment of echools, the large revenues of which are sufficient for the of a competent and adequate payment staff.
Concentration
produces
efficiency
is never education satisfactorily in small schools cannot on which trained teachers. maintain properly We consider, that the efforts therefore,
of
the
solely schools
The tion
hardly they
be are
We
centres.
Gibney
and
population,
which
of the
the all
over
scattered
Bishop
wishes
the
the draw
to
of
colony. a
let
efficiency
com
him
of the
Government
where
the
school any is however, of opinion are
and we Bishop Gibney's amined tho faultier
seventeen centres
Government
schools are in operation. and would schoolmasters' in
the
comparison
a
in
that
however
object
82
as parison regards take only the figures in the towns schools
question,
sub
Catholic Bush schools the destroy
system, of
one
that
propositions
The finance,
the are
more ex
becomo. As they side of tbe to the religious we question can consider it only say that we do not the concern is a matter for of the chu robes should Statd. The maintain
Aus
6th.
JUNE
educa a
more
views
to be expected he would that of replying early opportunity which have to the attacks been made of education which upon the system still on iu this a colony, lingers fitting was the last to reminder that it long the of accept responsibilities popular Tbe occasion came at Government.
therefore seize an
where
Albany, to
open the close reasoned, case
down went and at building, of the proceedings an delivered moderate and well creditably in which he put forward tbe the continuance of the assisted is in It a remarkable fact that
a
address, for
schools.
tbe
Bishop
school
new
.
of bis he found argument issue acknow by his own of the Perth ledgement with both daily and we believe with the papers, actually entire secular of the colony press (with the course at himself
one
as
possible
exception) the public, State of the
the
to
and
to
advantage
This
system.
wo
the
to
the benefit
denominational is
say
exceedingly
the
showing
as
significant,
of public opinion. Indeed, tion cannot be far from mind that man's while circumstances may delay this side of the continent
sure
the
trend convic
any candid accidental the reform on
the change is and to come are as that we shortly, part of Australia, and that the sister colonies have resolved to make primary unanimously education the business of tbe State, not as
certain
to
come
here,
that
permitting directed
and StateState-paid to be interfered with whatever. This high
education
by any
authority
it undertakes in 'return for invested adult male with a every of his country. voice in the Government for our own Tbe elector elementary
obligation
having
not
must
safety
be left
illiterate.
noticeable fact that curiously the Bishop takes no notice of the utter ances of Monsignor Satolli, who, when to the of speaking the Archbishops States early this United on behalf year, is
It
a
of and in that there of
the
of
name
was
no
veto
flocks
tbeir
the on
Pope, stated the members use of the
making by tbe State
for their took care they education of these was to. On the contrary Bishop to tbo language of the appealed of Hierarchy Australia who given
that
provided religious
Catholic described
own
to
of
drawing
the efficiency schools placed
Catholic
average
their
considering iu placed
fuyorably
Bishop
tbe
ineffioieuct
on
all
Gibney
end being attained:. We call into tbe efficiency question Assisted schools. They could
populous
schools'
existence
it
is no It secret "Gibney. the which subjects many the Bishop's attention few take occupy an in his estimation com equal place with that of education. was It pared
of
that
attended
that
prevents do not of the
If
tbe
schools
sidise
of cease
enthusiastic than Bishop (
OF
of denominational desire an abler or of their champion
supporters could not
children, that the
be directed
—
to
West
the
in
tralian
instruction
while carried
Government should the to building up that they should
revert
.
article
taken
considerable hand if the
towns
will
we
necessary occasion
If
.
head
schools,
if
another
where
per
be a other
but
than The
were
between
same
at
that the
is
added to the cost per head Assisted schools the amount would in the increased. It the be greatly again, cost head at the Govern average per fees
to
seven
The Govern present. were ment schools, therefore, nearly. five times as as the Catholic schools. many seven of these schools At seventeen was no thau an at there less average of over one tendance hundred,aud at ouiy number
would On the
at
can, it
in towns only be established
can
there away, reduction.
down
much less schools.
cost average schools ihe Government
attempt
Government
placed
from
absurdity
regards
are
schools
pos
be any
sibly
Government
good
drawn between comparison and Assisted schools as the Government
entirely
per so
the
It
aid has the effect of restricting the of tbe Government schools. operations not article to deal We are uhle in this withall the points from which fully the Education Question may be viewed, State
tbeir
paid bring
how head
seen
rate,
are
education, they the cost fairly per head in their place the cost schools against per head in tbe schools and say that the Government a to the revenue. difference js saving the other Let us look upon side of the
Australian
the
of
expenditure made to accommor
Government
schools.
the
ADDRESS.
article
leading
v
—
ON
if
an
tliau
more
open schools
failure.
GIBNEY'S
J
7d. 1888
thing else will be The proceedings
THE
,
to
At
—
'
7s.
on and that bright to a university advanced use there is not the slightest -expecting will be of the that the mass people to a higher raised grade by education. so or These are not ordered created, to a virtuous but they are all ordered and this training life they ought all to they get that, every get and unless
come
very there
Bishop Cibney an unanswerable place ic would
inquiry, have the first
without have been
j
cordially you very and I thank you for with which have you
my
listen
j
Catholic head in
on
ex
they
wouM have schools, and to there, helped cost head. average pet
fees
schools
sum
.
thank
crude
to sant L make
!
7d. attendance
you
Now
and
a
are both Government and Catholic school one and one schools, building would have sufficed. It is this stuff fact that the Bishop overlooks when he that the Catholic children calculates would have cost the conntry £23,535
Gibney
presence
manner 'the listened to
very
I
said,
1888 inand also had been
there
my the
and I
have
I cannot I the right.
it,
£22,272,
dato the children attending as well as the Government town at the present every
!
the
not
£22,000
The
long long found
further
no
could
be
It has
:
1876
to
certainly In urguuient. have to be proved that the expenditure land and buildings was necessary/ upon —that in fact the Government schools
life
tenure.
on
to
from
the surface,
on
would
I
of its unsatisfactory in So the longer are you of a place the more is proof does not belong to you such with the West thing
working."
:
were
evidence
sufficient-
are
formidable
not got a Godless will just briefly argument which I a The West clincher. "Were 17 says: April
as
upon
schools amounted
there that in the same period no less saved to the Government than £23,535 7s. 6d. on working These look figures penses.
I
have
we
education as yet. touch upon the last
ment
clnsive,
speak. is colonies vice that there is
those
if
schools
Catholic
matter
a
that
knowledge in
as
only
1 know rampant. to an excessive swindling degree ; I know that God Almighty is put out and hardly thought and the conseof, is manifest quence upon society. thank Australia Well, God, Western as far as credit is conStands best
.
'
it
;
had
the on who, 1,500 children rolls, the Govern they bad been attending:
endeavouring
have
towns
is that themselves and a denomination its cause anxious to further through the to do so should be allowed day school when the without State aid, especially
at
Orphanage
these
about
'
'
the
is
these towns In Subiaco.
'
expended
,
educated than ours. I think thalt is over the the education given "the heads of the children in most cases. We hhve had many of these children frdin the Eastern and when Colonies in such a standard they say they are we find that we have to put generally them back two standards. Do not take me as to the wishing disparage better
it
as
"
a
godless system of the words of the of Christchurch in Anglican Bishop We New Zealand. take it may there that the old doctrine, that the Church her forbade distinctly children to and
education,"
to
in any the American or recognise way Australian State system of education or to have to do with anything them lias been abandoned. In place thereof
BisLop
Gibney
of reasoning and forcible.
and
denominational colony
a
amounting the
two main lines adopts, both of them pertinent He contends that the
system
very to
large us
sixteen past the standard
much
\
bus sum as
saved tbe of money, £57,057 for and secondly
t
years : of teaching is higher in the denominational as is schools, shown by tbe Inspector's Let report. us take the first port of the main argu ment first. This sum of £57,057 is arrived at by a calculation which will that
strike
as a not many being little In tbe first singular. place the Bishop takes the cost of the lands and buildiugs which the Roman Catholic communion have provided far educe tionnl purposes. down at £24,785, This he sets We
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done had not Catholics so, and would have been the inference had been tbat the irresistible money But the Bishop saved to the State. of the most us with one presents by inconsequential arguments gloriously to prove that the State would omitting additional ex have had to make this of its coming in default good, penditure As a denominational funds. from
Roman
he could never prove this. have Catholic schools only been estab we the if except Orphanage, in lished, school was in were the State towns of fact
and enough for a'l existence, therefore The money spent
purposes." by the economic
from an body was, religions waste of means. of view, point pure to have not been shown The Catholics State the disbursement have saved the while unfortunately penny, to snve not been able the needless of the expenditure from The argument derived
of a single State has Catholics
£24,785. the saving
of
supposed £32,272,
the
in
is teaching, of How in the name " saved this be called
spent
wantonly
was
fallacious.
equally common
can
of
most
it
the denomina-
by
spent
sense
when
"
competition pertinacious the and, with State-schools, when, it has the Stute robbed moreover, sum in the r.f a schoolmasters large have been which would shape of fees establishments. but for the rival theirs
In
a
that and
a
iu
tionalists
previous exist where there school side a State
to the State
a
shown
have
we
article
denominational
by side the
cost
from
is
hav
positively greater es the whole of the one ing, to support tablishment and the half of a second. We do not suppose tbat the Bishop will that the entire be enough to insist
A.
W,
THE
declares
that
examination
a
for than the Assisted percentage higher schools. But we for the Government without and have ceasing, complained most cruel it as one of the
regard
double system works the latter that while community, to schools maintain every compelled
which
wrongs in the is
the far
in
both
where, peopled say the
the
distant
thinly to needlees
where it places denomination alist never canny the other and on hand, in penetrates, is more it the parts where populous the State to incumbent upon equally it should be heavily a school, maintain schools of iis own handicapped by rival is
that it conceivable or do itself justice, tc the of that do justice the matter jfor if that rival school robs it of a /taxpayer, its reduces of its scholars, part i.great lowers the teachers' fees, and necessarily subsidising. the State
How
school
is
can
1
which
lattractions to
offer,
ourselves
we
it
of
are
Gibney's
Bishop
impossible
making
preserve 'I teaching. insane competition its own the State able to do as well
We
experience at humiliation and taught in schools. ment
have
Government
standard he wonder
finally a
the
in
efficiency
with
that
is on
to
the
its
legs by kept have been scholars as have. For they far from not sharing on the subject. feelings sense of a strong
the grade
of both
teacher
of the Govern many But whose is the fault ? That of the State herself. Wo welcome of the o. the the appearance Bishop the arena. All that can be said for so
will and said he espouses be. said allow us to well. But he will perhapB made little ia con be has way say that the the community either vincing is the or that double cheaper, ByBtein side
Assisted when by depres school the later the Government sing is or that finally it an gains, equitable or one in accord with the 'arrangement, of the to insist that three spirit ago Bhould be com fourths of the people it
pelled
to
elevates
contribute
the
to
ibe
National Library of Australia
support
of
Australian.
it
education readers my
their question, yet justly complain of tha amateurish extremely disquisitions on the to which these subject have just treated the public. papers our aim If really contemporaries at useful result from their any
that agination, and figures,
statements.'
place they are glaringly mis of deliberate guilty of when they speak representation, " and "denominational" Catholic" schools. They know, or at least for the pur-( ought to know, that of this discussion is there poses not
„
,
Act
no lack single constitute them State In the matter of State they stand upon precisely
in
This
one
schools,
by fact,
the and
same
its
a
which
to
will
contemporaries due weight for the future. our
Assisted
of the causes for complaint the Assisted voiced against schools, in curious concert by the Perth and its Southern morning paper is that they are colleague, generally set up in the more populous centres rather than in remote and thinly There are peopled bush places. some
to
replies
obvious
and
this
charge
so
that
satisfactory amazed
we
feel that one or only to did not present themselves the troubled minds of our con Like all sensible temporaries. the advocates of the people, Assisted seek to school system achieve the greatest possible can
two
results
with
command. sanity,
pected money scantily benefit children, penditure,,
the
Why,
in
should
then,
at
means
the
they
their of
name
be
ex
out sums of lay large in schools in establishing centres for the poopled half-a-dozen of, "say, ex when for the same
to
in
a
more
judiciously
.
schools.
Indeed
amount
that And
to
of a
named by as about
the
sites,
larger
sum
Bishop
I
school,
and
was
like
1
to
.
either
by
the
is,
then
was
and then was schools, I managed to get my to finish at the private own my Australia
so
that disgusted father's consent
experience
(not
school. From in Western
but
in I can unhesi Victoria) that the morality in Sate say is of the and no very lowest, ehild of mine will ever an receive education in a public school. Schools, 1 take are much the same over it, all the world, and who has been tatingly schools
anyone
attending
a
and
public I am
school, would, I do not say. to the expense
j
sure,
a
private
confirm
all
I
the
of question State or otherwise, bnt on the question of which is school pre I ferable hold strong views. certainly
enter
Yours,
etc.,
R.S.
The following to the an
same
extract
paper, of the
aspect
which
system sideration
and
pleasure,
I
boys religiously by four or five of
most
the
appreciate
Wales
with clergymen known several the classes held ministers. As
have attend
different
pupils the subtle
letter
reveals
con serious the children
of
of the
a "
South
New worth
is
visits
from " J
signed
Most
—
the
regard
are
too to young distinction of obtain able to
dogma they are thus thorough elementary religious tion without violence doing
would than
instruc to their
juvenile consciences. If a child feels that he needs he can get plenty religion of it under the New South Wales and of the children most do system,
Gibney;
not
learn
word
the
bitter
meaning until
"heretic,"
they
of the leave
school.
Yours
etc.
J.
June
Perth,
8.
I
j
(
;
Little
Tommy had
.school asked tps
What
at
learn
1
what 1
thing.
must
an
does not appear
,
has when
contemporaries. The West Australian
which
this
been to the State, in the past, the country could! not borrow foreign money when can and at\ present, it only borrow! with extreme difficulty, business men will be better able to than our most unbusinessestimate
saving
reply. attention
State
or
.
this
Gibney's and I would
question,
or yourself of question I give the children. I was experience. Until educated at a private
own
my
Bishop
education
transferred to a school. Never can I the difference between the two. forget In the private school foul (boys only) almoat language was unknown, but in school the State the boys and girls mixed and obscene jests, together, etc oaths, appeared to be regarded as the only mode of expression worth I tried three cultivating. public
this of matter can there be no question, expense Assisted if the schools did not exist to the fortunate ; so, thanks fact that they do exist, there can about be no the saving questionthem. What a effected through
boon
Editor. read
leader in draw your
fifteen
public
of the Assisted neighbouring school in addition to those already in attendance. It cannot be doubted that the cost to the State accomodation for all the of school of the children colony, including value
to
you
no proof. Any require takes an intelligent in education must be
to
who
the
PRESS.
letter to the West writes his experience secular system
that Bishop, morality amongst
aware
One
THE
the
the
that there is hardly a single school in the colony, if therebe one, which would be capable of afford to the children ing accomodation
we
give
in
exactly school
a
point important to be mentioned
as
interest
trust
is
Assisted
TO
the
on
able
your like
In
fore State
—
an
country.
I have
—
views
con
schools, a State makes saving of fifty per-, cent in "results." It is equally easy to show that the has been State in saved a very large expenditure of the matter building by the
undeniably
this
To Sir,
—
same the as the Govern footing ment" schools. The State found ed them by Act of Parliament, the State prescribes their curriculum, State the fixes the standard of educational to which efficiency the State they must attain, pro vides for their regular inspection and examination. 'They are there
and fact
detail
" R. S." in Australian thus of the Victorian
or
place
as the patent On all. those educated in Assisted instead of in Government it is the clear, perfectly are
"
essentially schools
a
LETTERS
is
sun.
children
one
Papal
no
—
this
in
tests
same
noonday
ought
will
it
of
spectors. sequences,
to
of
exists
it
implied system which
the
to
of
system
is as false conclusion as matter As a of fact hasty. Catholic church dias for many
the
will
utterance
similar
the sacrifices properly, made for conscience' sake by those who object to State schools. The State "results" paid by the
to
pronounce
contemporary time to the study
of approval every important
are less the Assisted schools by " half than the results" paid to the Government both schools, though work same must up to the pre standard and are subjected scribed
to
our
on opinion is value, dark as ever with of interpretation
Satolli's our
Delegate's
This
is
>
highly
we
the
If
that
see
give a little the education as question in the United States, find tbat the probably
to
the
matters much in the
ment.
—
during
Further,
well
—
to regret whose daily,
most
more
I
we
morning
from continuously the colony sup in localities at which attendance too the was average entitle them to State small to assistance. Now as to the question State effected of saving to the b.y schools the Assisted or, perhaps
denominational school single In other words Colony. Assisted school in West every Australia of the is, by virtue Conscience an Clause, absolutely scbool by the
state
years— indeed, almost other, its foundation ported schools
the
undenominational the hours allotted secular instruction. Assisted schools
the
the
a
in
more
it
or
error,
Finally,
provide
that
the
abandons system, of conscience. That
not underlies the only demand for Assisted schools, is the sole and amply suffi for tbat reason demand.
to regard Monsignor
attractive centres be said than
mo
of
argument
as
so.
im In
school
themselves acquainted sufficiently to be aware that with the Act undei its provisions purely Govern ment schools may be opened where an attendance of twelve average while for the can be maintained, an Assisted school thei of opening attendance of much higher average Gov is If the twenty required.
can
idea
one
advocacy
its
argument
whole but it cient
Our contemporaries, having never heard or read of the Catholic body busk rush to maintaining schools, that it has not done the conclusion
to As usual, our task of replying their attacks the Assisted upon schools resolves from the itself, necessities of of the case, into one erroneous
the
things deliberately Act. by the Education produced we with this matter In connection remark to make. have yet another
customarily indulge on the subject may to their leaders, regarded merely but certainly does not as essays, tend to increase their value as con to a serious discussion. tributions
their and loose
Assisted
the.
with; for
away Church
the in
ment,
will
hope,
run
contemporaries
more
scorn
in
not that
schools for well as the larger the Assisted schools while centres, and are found in the larger only
for facts which they when dilating add brilliancy
fine
we
reason,
must ernment smaller as the
consent they must present policy, to acquire at least a modicum of exact information concerning the Education Act of the and colony educational conditions. existing That unrestricted of the im play
requisite schools. sanction
and
the
ANtr
would be unreasonable to expect the West Australian and the Advertiser to display Albany an with the intimate acquaintance
in
the
show
Though
REPLY
the
Advertiser
West
pressions the first
should be given field up to him, and all Assisted bnt Roman Catholic schools But only in this way Bchools abolished. he justify bis can logic. the standard of The point made that in is the Assisted education higher institu schools than in the Government examination no better tions will bear The Inspector's than the economic one. certainly of the
Australian
number
prove and our sufficient for imaginative If unpractical contemporaries. another to we have bring not, of which the force even forward, It admit. is simply they must Education Act this. The present establishment of the prevents schools in small Assisted very Before ouiv communities. writing, should have made
are
beliefs
IN
RECORD, to
correcting
hardy
report results
This
it
say
educate of children?
they might
locality, tithes that
ten
by the remainder;
accepted
then
matter
we
—
whose
—
chosen
in fourth, fourth that
and
denomination
a
offensive
no
other
own,
the
if
this
pay
to
belonging in
the
their
"
to
to
.
had
have
of
schools
addition
'
wonld
the
.
this sum has really tbat referred been paid by the denomination This is the first and for education. to, The second the contention. premise of of a conclusion if any value is premise, be that the country to he drawn, should it
may accept
to
spell
auntie,
anything, you did A woman cat,
and
I
day spent his first did learn? you on his return. Didn't said Tommy. Well, do ? Didn't do any. wanted to know how told
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.
and
of
Novelties
Latest
the
are
are obtainable. cool, and the sanitary des of the most are perfect has The HOTEL .GRAND
Hall Dining spiacious colonies, the Australian Billiard
Wine
and
and
bourne is
years,
in
brands
choicest
to
the
Cold
the
to all
past
select the
from
Ales,
Beer
Wines,.
Spirits.
STANLEY
leading Mel of
Broker
We
have
ened
o
some
fifteen the
best
well
IS
and and-
Now
phqmpt
Selling
not
-' j'g
UDjei>
BEST
of
allowed
for'Cold
to
a
NEW
also
large
the Latest
W,
Millinery varied
&
'
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Co.,
,
1?
Barrack
Aiorii
Street,
SUMMER
GOODS
:
HEAR
all
—
&c.
AT
G.
&c,
Price.
Lowest
this
this kind.
Millinery, Ribbons, and
of
Department
MAN'S, '
marked
cheap.—
Hats,
will Our Stock Department.
be found
j
well
assorted
in Hosiery,
Wholesale
&
HOSIERY
Gents'
Butcher,
AND
FANCY,
W.
UMBRELLA,
G.
MANCHESTER,
.
Street, 4
French Goods,
...
:
Uumbrellas, Shirts,
etc.
.
u-.
HEARMAN, Tailor,
HAY
-:.X
Barrack
Hats,
Braces,..
Tweeds,
Draper,
and Retail
Featherp,
Laces,
Dress English Cambric, Prints, Sunshades.
UNDERCLOTHING,
stahleyIuttoh,
BonnetSj
Flowers,
Ties,
OUR
,
—
Muslins,
Goods.
Fur
,
'
;
:
agents,
and
Materials.
iu requisite and Choicest
at
SUPERVISION
oz.
early ;stage) M.& Co.'s all Nerve pain for Unbroken
Outfitter,
STREET,
etc.,
PERTH.
DEPARTMENTS. ' .
AN&GEMENT'&
half
(in
v_kt,"rt7!u!t»
near
'
Every
.--is;
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French
Trimmed
be
Evening
MFAT
week;
HOTEL,
the direct
per
1/G
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surpassed, of .untrimmed hats,
stock
the
dat..
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and
1/-
MARTIN
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.
.
per pbb
VERY
;
;
guineas
teitfsthree
>
—
at
Velvets.
and
known
'
Attention.
'
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special
also
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be given to the for infants and in Co. would specially Malted Food ab being External in Tinctures
"
receive
will
use
lines
Our Co-bpeiative Silk, Merve Pongee Silks, Grosgiain Silks, &c. &c. Velvets, Liberty Silks, Plushes,
;
can
Telkgrans
kept
will
Dietetics M. &
valuable.
a1 ttr
Silks
SUTTON,
,
and
very
a
of Baptisia for Low -Fever;.. The preparation attention will bp given to all uppromptest of stamps and orders on country receipt twobottle for postage, pence per Liberal Dis
HofMivfinonf A/D|JUViiiWMk
_
Letters
for
which
Trimmings.
dispatch.
;
opened of Homsepathic
sale oi pure medi and Triturations. of Medicine Chests and will use be in family
Aubrey's
1/-
count
with
,1860.
have
they dispensing
Room.
Reading
for
World of
attended
tIAllo
been
a "(position
the
orders
Country
fltla
Spirit
Sydney
in of
markets
in
meiwuiue
Sydney,
filed Adelaide Newspapers The having undersigned,
Hotel
and
Hot
Travellers.
Baths.
Water
anything
Melbourne,.
that
Speciality at 1/6 each. M. & Co.'s Paint Chilblains at 1/- each, To those at residing a' distance from Medical help M. & Co, have the greatest confidence in introducing their
select
Material. Dress We hold a very large stock of these goods all the latest productions. including from MATERIAL Is. 2d. (double DRESS 4s. lid. yard. width)'to
daily.
a
a magnificent besides one of fitted up with Fine Sample Room
;Sqloon.just Tables.
Alcock's Best for Commercial
to
equal
on
v
'
1 .
waited
Families
CO.,
"
arrangements' cription
_
delightfully
Federal
'
rooms '
to
JACKETS
from.
The
the
to
'
'
of
highly ordinary at
&
MANTLES
1,000
the
chemists,
in
Attention of pure
valids, mention
.
is The Balcony which extensive districts rounding
C
Meat.
Yatheroo
in nnnninA icquiiU
A
notify for the
Books
keeping
Markets.
French
of Pianos
to write
Camphor Tinctures
Prime.
,
Warehouse.
assortment
An Guide
Mantles.
Railway from a retreat, charming views of the City and sur
(Offices,
Cash.
Trtofmmanfd
homcepathic
stock.
the
all
Comprising English
Terms
and for the Prescriptions cines in Pilules, Tinctures
FIRST SHOW OF NEW GOODS
S tr-e
,
accom
Auomuuiouvo
repair
Pharmacy
generally
:
Public
or.
BEGto
MAECH.
29th
WEDNESDAY,
BtTCHEII,
RFVAII
Western
their
they opened their PREMISES ON
NEW
parties
A.
JWABTIIF
'
and
W.
uwow
Furnishing
informing
and the
Customers
-numerous
WHOLESALE
in
pleasure
nic
Rates.
Established HaVe
>
Pic-
Owners II
PERTH.
STREET,
HAY
1 ;
Vehicles.
ttrVirtoa
a
BARRACK
r
..
'
WANTED llnnnfrr
x;'\. 1
Visitors.
sale.
in
E, Cm S HENTON
AND
Loose
Federal the cheapest
tuning
'
1893.
STARLET SUTTON,
and
and
with
>
charges Boxes for
J
"
-
Opposite
hire.
reasonable
KNOWN. Tbe WANTEDFurnishing Warehouse
.
is
C- Shenton.
on
at
for
Reasonable
;
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Perth.
Streets,
Country
Horses kept
A.GRAVB,
for
-
G. & E.
Stalls
and
Shippers
Wedding
'
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EXPRES
and
always
Spare
Linoliums,
AUTUMN
fVt.I
RDLE
Wellington
baited
modated
Constipation Is. Price
HAY
»'
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forwarded to of any part Saddle Horses for Ladies Gentlemen, also Buggies and other
Carriages, Horses
wabuhocsk,
HOTEL,
Perth.
Sts.,
Colony.
and
Carpets,
Stair
eyes.
WIGG&Ca
URAND
address, Pier
BRUSSELS
Eye
Podophyllum
of
Complaints.
.(-Perth.
and
Murray
;
the
Stair
Blight
Pilules
Special
«Hay-street, jj'.
v
WIGfi'S Biliousness,
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ESTABLISHMENT,
;;
PERTH.
Golden
and
conditions
Weidenbach
J.
the
the
Most
the
ic
and
LETTING
AXMINSTER
Ointment,
attention.
the address
note
MC
HORSE
.
Please
note
without emu
Expresses
remittance
by
to attended done ( (
of Goderich
R.
Squares
-
which
Promptness
and
WIGG'S orders
Corner
with
Undertaking Notice and Manner.
Respectful
TAPPESTRY
their
price..
Country
delay. Shortest
Druggists.
STREET,
and York
used.
.
elsewhere
orders
Country
CALtPETS, Xi XH) BRUSSELS,
'
and
Rates.
Moral
executed
Repairs, and Care.
'
& €>$!
Chemists
None bnt seasoned Gum and other timber
i
j
Homoeopathic
Colonies
Vehicles
of
description Possible
Lowest
.
secured
?
MANUFACTURINB & DISPENSINO
novelties
many in the Eastern
Including
excecuted. of bedding Call, and
paper.
winii
.
.
;s
they Carts,
.
Enormous 1.
X
X
j
HOWLETT, PERTH. STREET,
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1
that
Spring
,
j
furniture. when ordering
Customers ed to mention
other
at
built
trade,
order and in stock. our useful and well assorted
inspect of household
public
'
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connected with &c. Repairing jobs, neatly Wire mattresses and'all kiuds
the biiild
Perlh,
Sts.,
!
all
for
given the
of work
made
heavy stock of jgl,500.
upwards
kiuds
:
duce their
to
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to
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U'BBA,
and
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'
Bargains
in
HAS
4
FURNISHING
I
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FEDERAL
PERTH.
'
!!
MURRAY
are
j
Bargains
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, WILLIAM STREET, (near corner of;
.
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!
of Goderich
Corner !
Bargains
,
&
BOVBi
%
J.
P.
T.
Caulfield.
Are .
Perthy
\
with
replete are
j
well
the "latest worth
novelties,
and
STANDARD
inspection.
COACH
FACTORY
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BIRTH.
wellington
Swan
effort SHEA.— On the 20bh May, the wife Mr. James Timber Sjjea, Oanniug of a daughter. Mills,
perth.
i
Railway
Hotels
and
in are.vplaced by these reductions a better as materially position, of their regards carriage goods, than they have hitherto occupied, be exthey may very reasonably desire pected to show an increased 'to the of meet ..demands the market. Their duty in this respect
DEATHS.
description
,
Houses.
Boarding
—
—
J
Houses
and
Cottages:
Land!
Money This centrally situated and commodious and Hotel has been almost rebuilt has been entirely re-furnished
Land!
terms
On
PROPRIETOR.
to
purchasers.
suit
Lend
to
Land!
from
'
£1
Upwards.
REYNOLDS. Of your charity pray of the soul of the Most for the repose Christopher Reverend Augustine, who departed this Archbishop of Adelaide, life on Monday 12th June, 1893, at his S.A. The Terrace, Adelaide, residence,
.
7
9 evening
to
they have
undeniably neglected in a the somewhat past singular fact when it is remembered that, in their case, ran duty and interest It cannot be forgotten together. that in only few instances very have the of any district people the which kept promises they when to made be con pleading
j
:
—
'
the
Leading
Stock.
may
Bar
the
numerous
to
from
Descriptive
the
hotel,
globe
GATWOOD, proprietor.
Purity
'
&
'
.
Pints
1
:
First
Ale
Awarded l
HAY
to
(Established
it
last
Toodyay 4th Saturday,
resolved
was
That
:
in chains at a point
be declared,
'
and
six
!-v
width, on the
starting to Northam lower side of the Newcastle six a-haif chains distant and Road, coiner, from the post on the Nortk-Easfc block by -where No. 48 is intersected from the said block No. 103: thence
1
'
lower
I
left,
a-balf
.portion
chain point throngh of block No. 48 to
Avon
bank of the
X
River
L. Wimbridge.)
u
and
of
every order in
First
Only
SEB,
ndertaker.
made
description the most
to
and
Repaired
employed
Painted
on.
the
Terms
Reasonable BEST RIA
L
most
on
W.A.,
Newcastle,
"
and in
STYLE. I C IT
S O L
E B.
Pianos Federal or
to
the
inspect
W arehouBe
Famishing
or
1893
particulars.
write
yet
WANTED
that
KNOWN
the
Warehouse, Hay Furnishing Stock of Perth has the largest
Street, Pianos
to
in
from
select
Suantity. agnifjing
&
in any Jerger are buyera of Gold ana Gold. Scales, Compasses,
Western
Anstralia
Glasses
for
Miners,,
National Library of Australia
Nesbit :gold
if
&
goods
Jerger are
allow
taken
in
£i
-
are
form
an
exchange.
ounce
but
but
;
The
satisfactory.
to
'
its
them
submerged as
of way consideration.
'
their
rock,
body, they have in the hardly anything of improvements worthy
effected
j
a.
For
vast
the
most part lie in the withheld
still
properties
primeval
state,
jealously at fancy except .figures, and. merely affording to a pasture few sheep and cattle. It is obvious that their increased immensely is not the result value of anything but by their owners accomplished of the and of energy enterprise the general and mainly, population, in the instances to which we refer,
!
from !
1
the !
;
been Busi from a
and
acres
them,
upon
Viewing
i
j
sale
construction of railways, constitutes a manifestly condition of It inequitable things. not a is but an indisgrace only that such immense lengths justice
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i
of All
the.
of
our
this
railway
utterly
Railway
:
the
special advantages them. For the upon of the country this must
conferred welfare
.
Some legislation be introduced
be altered. at
remain make no
frontages and
unimproved
for
return
in
and
cling
iously
j
have on.
others. have to their broad
they
exhibiting more initiative or scarcely activity than the tenacoyster adhering
I
Any
not chiefly but by the From the done little
of
vegetate
1
almost
them
an
benefitting labours
beginning
1
As
forty
own
labours
1
with
part times
that price. these exception enjoying the least defen of unearned increment.
or
j
I
to
scarcely
They are by their
!
in-
supremely
asked
if
thirty
With men
apparent
to
once
ought which
-
goods the
restrict
the
of
has
would
tariff
railway been
long
urgent, necessarily the of growth has
urgency with the commerce.
;
the days, contributed
As,
in
difficulties
.
,
the
of
effect
com
all pelling with large landholders, in a certain radius of railway lines, to part with so much of their un as
to
they
are
to
turn
good
accouut.
to
en
high railway system, have operated in the same Bach of these direction. asserturn been made tirelias in tions to us and in familiar ; soraely there was a greater each, no doubt, than redounded of truth measure of our adto the credit railway The of ministration.
%
oca
d < eneral.
n n
I
our
bad
management,
sing
the
for
have
wieldy, properties themselves unable,
preof
largely and other agricultural so, since the establishment
reproach
_
Nesbit
at
stock.
live
feel
now
dignant
I
freights
,
i
Intending
would ;
for
1893.
15,
lines
.
eye.
we particular, its General energetic presume, Traffic Manager, Mr. Davies, may on be congratulated having taken have a which must very step results. The need for a beneficial
of
Federal
WANTED
tirely
railway carriage
Roads Beard.
Purchasers of Stock at the
i
to
try
your coinbat
men
terprise,
4th March,
JUNE
before this and commented
grown country's
D. CONNOR, Toodyay
before
|
not
faults
for
NOTICE. conducted
FUNERALS
T
resist
objections brought against and it been few and trivial sustained. Some been have not the modifications in new slight made since it was first schedule, the criticism of the submitted to to have removed the seem public, slender for complaint only grounds A further far noticed. so working it of with may, acquaintance of lead to the course, discovery
and
the
purpose, and iniquity
the have
liberalization
SHORTEST
(Millard's
and
your
and
Department,
STYLE. Tradesmeu
Cla6s
Carriages
A
j
know exactly, and experi lengthy unpleasant the old where ence, regulations and their quiet acceptance pinched, affords of the new strong presump that be found en tion they will
(
O
(Late
IMPROVED
the
Pool)."
Chairman
name
in
good, having prepared for those who Pius IX. of Christ."—
inevitably detected
—
two
Rood,
a
A
C
F
Carriages
Roads March
of the
on
reward
ness
1870.)
H
Coachbuilder board.
£t«ort>.
%.
fail.
by'
capital
the blame for this the lay upon alone. The .farmers greatest the large land-holders sinners are lines. along the railway Many of them their in bought properties the early days of the colony at the rate of eighteenpenee an and acre,
B.C.
is a remote one. contingency would serious shortcomings
PERTH.
STREET,
Company,
roads
held
Board, ;
the
visits
regularly
WORKS,
NOTICE.
Meeting
a
Brascb
Messrs.
PIONEER CARRIA6E
both
0.
Gonzaga,
Aloysius Ubald,
St.
ac to have seems Department its revised scale with complished of of charges for the carriage
yet,
Perth.
'
At
Wolstenholme
districts.
-
\
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Melbourne)
Co.,
HUG
toodyay
Furnishing
to
Australia
Brewery
Limited,
...
Tuner
Agiicultural
Royal
Western.
Swan
the
I
the
that
Federal
F.
(Mr.
Stout,
the
of
Society
for
Medal and
by
of the
Chief
Country
ottended
promptly
Prize
E.R.
Mill,
per doz.
4s.
orders
Country
doz.
per
.
.
It is generally understood that the is one task of pleasing everybody almost of achievement. hopeless Yet this difficult feat the Railway
:
6s.
Quarts
.
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Combined.
PRICES
>,,
St.
merchandise
Excellence
and
Isidor
the
railway tap all the most important agricultural centres in the southern and central and yet the of districts, supply falls lamentproduce agricultural ably short of the demand. be unfair,It would however, to
sible
KNOWN
Tuner
Piano
late ,
be
STOUT.
&
'
'
St. Pen\ O. Labourer, V. St. Juliana, P.M. St. Silverius, after
©te %t.
the
NURSERIES,
Smith's
Warehouse,
ALES
B.C. P.O.
HAWTER,
PERTH.
LTD.,
I.,
THURSDAY,
WANTED
,
on
should
DARLING
THE
WAIT BREWERYCO,
Autoninus, Paschal
IV. the
MON. TUES. WED. THUR.
to
J.
PRIZE
Lists
Price
correspondence
dressed
perth.
St.
i
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All
;
0.
"Be indefatigable with undaunted-spirit with evil conquer
Application.
street,
St.
v
19— 20— 21 22—
John|
St.
—
the.
Wellington
nected with At present
£5 per thousand.
80.
TeleppneNp,
15— THUR. 16 FRI. 17— SAT. 18— SUN.
All other FRUIT TREES at from 10s. to 15s. per doz. Largest Collection of ROOTED VINES in Australia at
The Globe Hotel.
F.
& Hawter),
and Lemon trees in Grange, Mandariro at most varieties 25s. per approved doz. Smaller trees 20s. per doz.
and
addressed
Jfi
generally from now
and Colonies have their
Telegrams
Parcels, Letters
$L
!.
.JUNE,.
bis of informing pleasure friends and the public be has ready for that lifting onwards an unrivalled stock of
S 9 AS
.
/'
of Lauffer
(Late
a
industry
stupidly it
paraly
should
have
,
A rush situated
made to a being 40 miles to the
is some
new
find,
north
of
Coolgardie. The
steamer for
day night ,
230 bullocks, O'Connor. Mr.
Oolac Fremantle, shipped
left
Derby with
by
on a
Mr.
Sunof Frank
cargo
/
Thomas
Hope's. Hill day while
Eisbury, Manager of Mine, dropped dead on Satur from the taking amalgam -
Eastern
from the Country
Visitors
''
the
and Saloon Billiard Room will be found worthy of a visit.
The
:
in
of
Spirits kept in
only
4 t i o n
i
.
'
and
S
;l
Valley,
Sawyer's
to
equal
are
arrangements house Eastern Colonies.
Beer Brands
Wines,
Mill
and
City.
,
i
Smith's
in
while
first-class
any
The
-
sanitary .
make
NURSERIES;
DARLING
!
home
their
the
The
j
THE to
—
!
well
:
,
do
HAWTER,
,
.
visitors
J,
con-
the
from
and
be
.
will Country Globe
\ :
modern
every
enience,
to
-
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found
—
with
replete
be
will
!
'
GLOBE
Mills, S HE A. —At the Canning Timber the beloved, on the 30th May, MARY wife of James Shea, aged 21 years, husband deeply regretted by her sorrowing and friends. R.I.P.
:
.
throughout.
THE
>
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Hours
Office
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a
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Central
the
Station.)
-
loyal in
i
of very
Businesses
opposite
(Immediately
assist
the chief aimed object of freights— the reduction stimulation of production. Since our and other farmers producers
by
at
Perth-
SALE.
FOR
a
to
furthering
'
of
Hall,
be
sides
all
on
swept away.
to
;
Chambers, Town
Opposite
length now
'
EXCHANGE,!
BUSINESS
f
street,
is at fostered, There ought
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of
.
him
his ordination. ad multos amvos. .
From is announced Sydney the death the Rev. J. B. Gribble who when resident of West Australia some years ago championed the rights of the aborigi of
a
nes.
Perth
Admiral Bowden in command Smith, of the Australian has decided Squadron, to send H.M.S. official on an Ringarooina visit to West Australia. The cruiserwill arrive at Fremantle about J uly 6th,
There
to
,
After
a horseman contact with a going speed cart at the junction of Arundel-street light and South Terrace Fremantle, whereby was one of the of the vehicle occupants thrown but, and severely shaken and much bruised. on
nightfall
at
came
Friday in
I I
with
field
3224
is
now
his
on
way
I
THE
GE
TON
SHEN
The death
sentences
upon
passed
the
II I I I II II I I
I I
In deference to the expressed wish of Association the Vine and Fruitgrowers' the Premier to frame has consented regu lations for the compulsory in dipping, of all vine some chemical preparation, and tree to the intro prevent cuttings duction of disease.
I I I
-
announcement
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for
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His Lordship Dr. Gibney was a visitor at York en route to Albany last week, and was at the present devo evening on his tions, on Father return, Friday. second Mas3 on Sunday Dooley celebrated and after the gospel of the day was read preached the Institution of the upon Blessed Sacrament and the Real Presence. after Mass a procession Immediately of the Blessed Sacrament took place-round the church. r
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pleasure, Sir George is a native BUNBURY. in Perth of West and was born Australia, g the 4th of March, 1842. His on father,! i Dr. Hungerford of formerly Dongarra of tho 1 was one the late George Shenton, £ has been appointed Resideufc Magistrate most successful of the settlers, who ! 3 and Medical early Officer to the Vasse. « to the colony, taken came whore, having It is understood that the contractor lie in built « 3 the capital up his residence for the South- Western will be Railway a business which him in the | $ up placed to in about five weekB time hand rauk of our merchants. After « j able foremoso the line to the Government. Sir George® over a course here preliminary went to England to his eduoa- j| the passengers to Perth Amongst complete by his father in m and returning the train on Friday last wero Fr. tion, joined Brady of the latter and on the death 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. business, Guilfoyle. to the sole control. Sir has I believe succeeded taken a short holiGuilfoyle jg life in 1870, and political George entered day. has maintained his connection with the At the last weekly meeting of the B. C. of the to the 1 colony up Legislature Institute the President, Mr. Guilfoyle, finds him the Pre- J! present day which the members the congratulated upon CouncilJ ust sident of the Legislative of | return their old friend Mr. 'Thos. of to his this he previous acceptance post j White. The President said that probably held the portfolio of Colonial Secretary | not some of those were aware present first the which in the Forrest Ministry, j| that Mr. White was the proprincipal followed the introduction of Responsible gj muter of the Society, and he trusted that He! Government into West Australia. he would reside again permanently in Perth no has filled the municipal chair | -amongst them. less thair eleven different times, he was a J A social was held on of member ef the Committee aud « Wednesday evenAdvice, the auspices of the Bununder School. Sir I g ing last a Governor of the High the Catholic Institute. It being George is married, Lady Shenton being a p bury first of the kind over held by the Society, of Deputy Commissary Genoral JJ daughter it decided that it should was be of a si Eichbaum, and he has a family of seven I somowhat the members of nature, but the son born of the private daughters, only || the Society to bring a few of died in London some being allowed marriage years ago. | I their friends. The comSir George and have been proceedings Lady Shenton menced about and ended of eight o'clock, the recipients numberless letters of | of Everyone I from the || about midnight. ap'all. present congratulations parts H to be" thoroughly satisfied with the replies have been peared to .whichcolony, || the whole of the The |X couched in proceedings. appreciative dignified yet || is under a deep obligation to Mrs. 9 but to none does the Society terms, Records of its and Mrs. Barrat for the very in the and heartiness Guilfoyle, yield B| sincerity &| manner in which of © excellent they did the H good wishes for the future prosperity the all a relieving of B native born West Australian, catering, Society one, who", jra H deserved well of his country. in that respect. lias si oxpense a
the
came
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pastor. And even there are ourselves among to some whom the sad event will be a for of cause of especial some regret us aro old enough to have had personal of the fact that it was in experience the late West Australia Archbishop was
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has been, a further fall in which now stands at 14s. in market. This unit' the London affect the of our mines prospects as the Banks will not Greenbushes, £25 per ton on advance more than delivered in Bun bury. 'tin,
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price
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the this
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to
Intelligence was received on Saturday Presiweek that Mr. George Shenton, had been dent of the Legislative Council, of Knighthood, and raised to the dignity to we tender to him and Lady Shenton our sincere congratulations upon the wellhonour which has been conferred deserved Sir George him by Her Majesty.' upon Shenton has been so prominent in every tended to the welfare and that thing of West Ausadvancement of the people his tralia that it was fully expected would be recognised and worth ability by his inclusion in the Birthday Honours, and so confident were his friends that tho
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of our last issue Mr. On the. morning died James Storey, of Fremantle, Junr., after a protracted illness at his father's Mr. Arundel-street. residence, Storey of the was one of the oldest members Hibernian Branch cf the Fremantle office for in which he had held Society, at of his the time years, occupying decease of Past President. the position His funeral on Friday was. numerously and about attended by the general public, of the Society in regalia, members .forty Bros. the Fallon, being pall-bearers T. W. Whitely and Townsend. Glasson, To his bereaved and sisters we parents R.I.P. offer our deepest sympathy.
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On Thursday last week the Chief Justice delivered his reserved judgment in the case between the W.A.Land Company and the Mayor and Corporation of Albany, in which the plaintiff Company sought to Correcover damages from die defendant The for an alleged trespass. poration removal consisted in the trespass by the certain servauts of the Corporation of fences which the Company had caused ,to in the be erected across Osnaberg-street town His Honor a of Albany. gave with but verdict for the defendants costs, a stay of execution on the applicagranted tion for the plaintiffs. of the counsel
to an intimation In obedience from the Government Mr. has resigned Hornby the position to the West of hon. secretary Council. Australian Trades and Labour Mr. Hornby holds an appointment in the Government Office. Printing
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Wednesday, 14th instant, Dr. the Gibney celebrated .
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in Ireland great time of it just new are We informed by the cablegrams thaV they are going to have a big row is to because self government Simply be conferred on that How country. to ridiculous A rebellion is be set afoot of mad thousands by a few the Government of Orangemen against I imagine England. they will have to do all the fighting because themselves, I have seen by the late telegrams that a
have
Catholics
take
stated in the
part
no
rebellion. Just thousands of Orangemen
are
It
has
been
initiated
for
that
such
:
country.
and
rules
in
think
as
an
are
be
and
Catholics, with tolerant
miked most
what
every the Orangemen
rowdy aggressors by their unrestrained I of Ireland. ism in the North-east of ill-feeling think such an ebullition the
on
Orangemen
of
part
and
Australians the benefits Government.
fully to —
unnecessary
uncalled know
being We
for.
by
be
gained
Yours,
&c..
A SCOTCH
as
this
time
from
self-
PRESBYTERIAN
.
Appointments.
GAZETTE.
0.
P.
Acts
of
that
the
tion
is
Excellency -
from
despatch the for
the
of
State
him
that
Secretary
informing
Colonies,
not be advised to exer of disallowance of the cise power Acts of this of the Legislature following a No. 1.: "An colony: apply Act<$p to revenue sum out of the consolidated of the six months service the ending
Queen
the
will
her
the
day of June, the supplies
and
to
1893, ap in this granted propriate 11 An session of Parliament." No. 2. to confirm the expenditure for the Act Act 1891." No. 3.— "An to. last
—
year Amend the Land Regulations proclaimed 2nd March 1887." No. 5.— on the 41 for the establishAn Act to provide .ment
of
schools." the closing the
railway
industrial No. 6. of
all
in
and —
An Act
reformatory to authorise
of right way Beaufort-street
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in
general
single
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notified
that
Sharks
Bay,
Fisheries.
the
Banks
Pearling
closed
It
—
is in
from northward Cape edge of the 3-fathom 26th of south parallel
extending the the
on
by
and
miles
Heirisson, east half
along north-north and then
east
about
to
a
from
Capo
south-south
to
be
opened from December, 1893,
to
31st
special
during
the
in
of
permission
1894;
January
1st
be allowed, and the collection must to the right of only be by hand, subject to work at any time the Inspector stop in his the industry is being if, opiniou, 3. The area comprised in No injured. will
3 is as Denhara
extending
follows
—
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All
that
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of portion of a line Jjesueur.
miles three south then, south-easterly to a spot three miles west from Lagoon to and then east Baid Point, point. This area Jo be from let July to
opened
Caulfield,
Perth
hotel-keeper, 23rd May.
Walker,
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the largest captured safe, This 100,000dols. they buggy and drove away, leav
placed in a tied. ing the officers securely The cashier was the only official who escaped. He took refuge in a office close newspaper the by which ruffians at subsequently tacked, of the inmates wounding several with their The firing guns. attracted an armed crowd, whereupon the robbers
—
:
but
retreated, two
civilians.
suit
of the
Presidency
me
of gold,
viz.,
Roads
N. are
Gascoyne: Returning
Electipn
Lower
—
H. .Dixeon,
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register tobacco,
The First
Hay
and
cigars,
has
1 is
meeting
M.
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and
D.
many counties.
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of interest cent.
per
tbe
that
of Alsopp shortly.
hay and very
great brew and Bass pur
corn
are
crops
owing
unsatisfactorily,
drought
parts,
having in
especially
prevailed the southern
.
warship
extensive
greater
part
Dakota, wooden mated
which
fire
has
of the
town
houses. at half
I
his
up
mostly
The
a
million
composed,
damage
is
of
esti-
sterling. '
June 9.
The Nationalist members have asked Mr. Gladstone to proclaim Ulster under the provisions of the Crimes Act.
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near
was
the in
destroyed of fiargo,
London,
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Prince Amadeo, a nephew of the of Italy, is about to visit Austra in the Volturno. An
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Jiberding, Proofs receivable
member an
King
&
grazier,
rumoured
companies
in
j
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8.
Parliament
Irish
to three
The British
Son), merchants, 19th 3 p.m. inst., Public Banbury, Examination : M. Hay and D. A. Hay (M. Hay & Son), merchants, Bunbury, 1030 19th inst., a.m. : Adjudication H. Salomon, Perth, 5th ibst. Receiving Order : A. W. Moulton, storekeeper, 2nd on Bridgetown, inst., debtor's of Trustee petition. H.I Appointment R. M. Walker, Salomon, Perth 5th of intended Inst. Notice dividend A. J.
reduced
out turning to a serious
of
1892.
Act,
Jane
pose amalgamating
to
respect
at
aliens
been 1
cigarettes.
Bankruptcy
(M.
in
Ed-
actor,
policy.
Act, Dixson
has applied
the
The Bank of England
as trading SonB," Park and Elizabeth Streets, Sydney, New South Wales, tobacco and
manufacturers, a trade mark
of Mr.
from Ireland. Mr. the accepted amendment, the indignation thereby of the exciting Irish Nationalists and the Extreme who now Radicals, decline to follow the Premier his ill Home Rule
and
cigarette
alarming.
Gladstone
ery
Marks
withdrawals
very
Conservative has carried
preventing
offices.
1884.—
Chicago, the extensive is
Court.
place npon conse and,
in
Guildford,
expelling
Morrumbine
—
Trade
has taken
upon the outlook
of
Stock
Joint of the
Loudon,
:
and
direction
Mr. Broderick,
Area No. 2196 (307a.), Agricultural and No. 2197 (972a.), for No. water; 2198 and 2199 for (249a.), (283a.), No. 2302 (about village sites. Derby: for site for and post 2a.), telegraph
Designs
the
S.
ment
Reserves.
Australian
death is announced the celebrated Booth, the age of six ty,
June Carnarvon, 30th; Officer, C. D. Y. Foss.
Public
.the
Bank,
Company
The
for
Board
Melbourne
Banking
win
from N. 5 5 degrees and magnetic
to
ot
uicy
A great run eleven banks
quent
degrees,
they had killed are in hot pur
thieves.
Sydney, and Bank, under
it is hereby that 1893, notified red sector of the Hope Island light be removed will on 1st August, 1893, and on and after that date the light will be a fixed white light over an extending
180
before
The police
Commercial
March,
of
not
The Bankruptcy Conrt has granted compulsory in con up orders winding nection with the Standard Bank of the National Australia, Bank of Aus-
East
E. through degrees W. The bearings from seaward.
the
rejected
Bill,
and
staff
the
arc
has
Liquor
containing
1893. April, Coast. Hope Island light. of this In continuation Office Notice to No. Mariners 15 of 1893, dated 24th Office,
—
place amount
Early yesterday morning six high a bank at waymen attacked Dentonville, in Texas. After an entrance obtaining to the rooms bound and gagged they
8th.
Mariners.— Madras, 28th
took
the pending of the Local discussion Option measure which is now before the House of Com
the
October
and, by the the Inspector but no dredging
The House of Lords Gothenburg
tralasia,
point
of direction Lefevre a spot east 1£ miles from a about 5 miles headland lying from said and island, north-westerly thence west to that headland. This area
south Island to
east
it
fall in the price of wool tbe Antwerp sales yesterday, ner ing to a farthing nound.
P. R.
J.
—
npon the and for enabling to a remunerative
A
15th
payable
of Trustee
Appointment
THURSDAY,
—
Gazette notice on the 26th March, 1892, and number ed No 2 and No, 3, will be opened for on the dates named here pearl shelling under, to the in regulations subject force for the time 2. The area being. All comprised in No. 2 is as follows:— of that Useless and Inlet portion Reach which are inshore of a Freycinet to
inst.
£
now
blessing
at
—
in
is
of the Lib remark
mons.
Dividend J. J. Fremantle schoolmaster, 5£d.
the
issue,
debtor's
on
May,
which
the affairs
recorded for His of the directors to them such bring
D. A. Merchants,
of
Fitzgerald, First and final,
females.
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Pearl
20 th Notice
within
place
enquiry
into
was
and
Son),
the
place
efforts
in
1892.
mea-
These entries showed that after swindle had been successfully con cluded a vote of thanks to the Almighty
for
mark
take
to
appeal
all-absorbing
time. each
hospital. route
Act,
Hay
&
Hay
petition.
1893,
—
trade
—
(M. Bunbury,
is
Municipal Election. Gingin Chairman, H. Brock man ; councillors, R. Edwards, W. J. Kiog, W. George, F. Hill, J. Mortimer, J. Sims.
stock
a
Bankruptcy Order M.
Hay
information, of immigra
syBtem from May 29th, to
regard
It
for
for
that the the House
7.
some Building Society able entries have been discovered in the book of minutes were taken which at the directors' from time to meetings,
of brandy.
Receiving
T. M.
site
apparent
erator
No.
—
June
months.
During
southwards.
register
Notice
Immigration.— for
abolished
except
France, to
resigned.
notified,
iJ.
Cognac,
water
London, not pass another
this
on
probably
few
taking
Trade Marks Act, Mounie of Co., brandy shippers, have
and
applied
The
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ments
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Legislative of the No 19. the Colonial
purpose from
railway
Daily
Stevens G. James
J.
Ashburton Blackwood
£200,
Speaker
authorise
the
Walkaway,
country
every
the
of
vote
mailers
Swau
Assembly."
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honor
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for
line
a
of in upholding and prestige in every the English flag quarter of the of the Irish The vast majority globe. in the Imperial Members Parliament, are for Home Rule, and Westminster, the
Roads
No.
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of them as composed they, largely side to stand by side and shoulder with their Protestants fellow shoulder
as
amend
Australasia
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to
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and
Army
President
Legislative An Act
our
The British
the
for
the
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authority An Act to 1891."' No.
the
of
No.
44
the fellow-subjects Catholics. And why not ? It is only and that we On should. just right occasion we found the have every Catholics to their Queen and loyal
with
peace
'
mouth
Council
and class in
especially a to say the least clergyman, it Thank we of monstrous. God live Australian Protestants can at
.
of
legislative
The
provide of the
verv
movement be must
a
Council
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4
J.
Dyson,
1892.'"
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refer
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Fremantle."
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aid
members,
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to
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at
way
Orangemen themselves
or
Act,
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Act
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well. The it is a say that the support established for of society I for one con Protestantism cannot ceive of the kind. Its prin anything strife and bloodshed of hatred, ciples in to the teachings are, toto, contrary man who of the Any Scriptures. would be so foolish a to countenance Durnose
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country
suits
Police
Act
exercise
thereon. amend
the landlord bj to ferment and perpetuate and bloodshed strife hatred, amongst and It the Catholics Protestants. established
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to
!
none.
amend
No.
juries." 4
law relating
12.
and file against the army of Engas to the bene I have inquired fits to be derived from this oiganisa1 have found there tion, Orangeism.
/rank land
11.—
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to
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money No.
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public
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certain
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trustees
power other lauds
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.
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respectively
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Mr.
Graham,
M.P.,
bill
permitting stocks,
trustees to invest in the opponents to the out that pointed the
Colonial i
measure
having
has abandoned
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panies. form, number
a amongst to Mecca. journeying Commander-inGeneral Hudson,
'
Chief of theBritish) Army, was killed bya from his horBe at Bombay yesterday. fall statutory meeting of depositors in the Australian Joint Stock Bank the was reconstruction Bc'neme proposed At
a
adopted
by
Count for
large
majority.
appointed French as
the
in
place
amounting
silver,
tbe
to
by
a
sufferer
of
price
farthing
a
per
ounce.
condition.
in
a
Cobnbr
Union
all
have
June
Melbourne, tbe of
Yesterday seizure large which tobacco, Customs
steamer
10.
€#1110,
a
effected
cigars, had been
and
and
spirits
to
brought
The
Tsinau.
THE
refused subsequently clearance for a the vessel, similar cases having previously a fine of £75 but ultimately officials
grant to
occurred,
and
imposed,
was
Customs
by the
Melbourne
owing
tbe
[?]
to
goods ordered
WALES.
SOUTH
SOUTH June
Sydney, The banks have advanced interest
fixed
deposits
Villiage second
reading.
on
the rate of half per by a
cent.
The In
Settlements
its
the
has
Bill
Council yesterday, if the Premier was
Legislative asked Braiser that a vessel
Mr.
had recently arrived coolies on at Fremantle with fifty-five if board for that port, and what steps, had been taken to the prevent any, aliens from on to New South coming like other of Wales, which, portions aware
is
Australia, Sir George into
1
already
them.
with
over-run
Dibbs promised to enqnire matter from the West Austra-
t'ae
authorities
tralian
and
to
to the
report
House.
The
met
owners
steamship
at no decision they arrived that they would extent reduce employers. wages of their
exact
rumoured
It is Hutton
has
rank
that
arrested
of
officers
.
themselves absenting to a on The Premier replying question the subject put to him in the Assembly, denied that he was officially last nigbt, aware of the arrests taken having June
Sydney, rain
continuous
and been
has
He
legs.
he
drunk the
discovered rescued
wus
The
difficulty.
very but
not
was
when
day,
at
police
SOUTH
June
The
Blue
Anchor
liner
arrived
yesterday of suspected small-pox dread disease broke out the arrived vessel
Yesterday, Israel named
states
Much
unfortunate
every
2s.
are
s
for the past few tion soon takes floods
of the
portions
There
are
present
a
prevails numbers
the
low-lying
further
no
at developments' with the shipping
difficulty.
CAPITAL
are
are
is
rains are falling serious floods are
at
Heavy where
from
Reports that
the
one,
owing The
passed without
to
to
date
Is.
a
very
re-appearance last affected year's
Village third
its
anticipated
son.
division
in
of Mr.
The clothes
officer
the
on
Jones believe but others are tion
at pier-
to
have
W.
Jones,
Sandridgo, yesterday. drowned
of the
undergoing
opiniou financial
has
VICTORIA.
of his
.
;
With
June
9.
recompense
for
the abo
office.
Bank
New
of
Cus Messrs.
Some
W.
A.
Esq. T.
F.
to their
is distress oc Terrible private being casioned that dismissals by the constant are tbe departments place in all taking
National Library of Australia
June
act
was
school-teachers' which her
through
her
failure
to
South
the
a
pass
to owing unhinged cramming.
The
warn
This
Co.,
maud
against
wbicli
is
classes
wanted capital.
Upkeep
8 35
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19
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.
tons
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Perth.
'
6
13
9'
0
0
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...
at £5
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0
0
IlO
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0
Manager
a
of
to
position
(Profit)
th'o
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£44
13
the Directors
Mill,
'w
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9 are
the of a Mil services wide and practical ex both at home and abroad, who is perience to guarantee the best results, prepared based a nominal upon and a percentage oil salary
Neil,
expert
the
George's
St.
Company
and
to erect
the
most the
formed
is
suitable
a
Terrace,
secure
having
profits.
The Company shall be deemed to be floated when 15,000 (Shares have been subscribed (of which for already over applications 7, COO have
been
In
the
received). event of
tbe Shares being overallotments will be made pro rata. to the Shareholders shall not be declared until has been at work at the Mill least 12 months.
thereon
!
on ,
j
.
Dealers, The cessful
.
coming to New Zea overcrowded with already of colonists. The only are those who can com-
for
the
purpose of City of Perth, with Flour Mill, and to carry Machinery, Site in Roller
the
improved
Business of Millers in the said Colony. Provisional Directors in
a
Eastern
thereby
Railway,
and
Produce
To
have been favourable terms,
on
securing, of the most suitable commands Site
Sites
in
direct
Siding reducing
the
City. from the
from on
Pounds (
per
the the
other first
Colonies cost
of
under about
three
this years, to the value of
Application
Directors
of Mills,
for
the
City Limited.
Shares. Boiler
4
Floor
one
Gentlemen,
cost
above Company, Cheque for
Please
is.
per
—
allot
Share
me
upon
against ,
Shares in the I which enclose of being amount
application.
Signature Name
in
full
an
Two
ton.
the last During has imported Flour
the
This the
of carriage considerably. It is evident that the of a establishment Roller Flour Mill will be of great first-class whilst benefit to the Colony, the profits which the Company may fairly expect "to make may be gauged the fact that Flour cannot be by advance
Formof
suc
\
imported
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;
wired to tbe yesterday them to authorities urging workmen and Civil retrenched
servants
d 0
0 5
£560.
ling
John
Corner,
purchasing
Premier
Victorian
people
10.
8
Depreciation, of Mill and
By Balance &
j
June
per —
£
...440
4b.
Oiling
Tear,
:
applied for, Dividends
became
Auckland,
20
over
£12,500
Wales.
8.
examination, mind excessive
of of
at
Wheat,
:
Perth,
Miss a young Yesterday lady named Baker, daughter of Dr. Baker a dose of suicide by taking The cause of the rough on rats."
latal
and
22 tons
„
Cruickshank
Mr.
are
£560 Cr. By 44
number.
SECRETARY:
reconstruc
or
Machinery Insurance on £10,000, at 20s. percent Balance of Profit to Cr.
„
con
Estimate, com shows a profit £2,328 15s. per
...
Wear
in
himself, that be is
being completion,
Water
„
BROKERS:
were
NEW-ZEALAND.
land, those
Wages
in
now
approximate
and
Firing
under
rapidly
;
to add
power
Monger,
Esq.;
BANKERS
Catherine committed
Lines. This has Engineer of Existing abont of been brought by the scheme that has been retrenchment introduced the whole of the Civil Ser throughout vice. Mr. Smith receives three months' his
;
will
traffic.
Bushels
2,200
„
„
PROSPECTUS.
Locomotive En position Alison is held by Mr. Smith, to be amalgamated with that of
as
Esq. Esq. J
Exchange
Parliament
of
pay
a
F.
;
W. A.
of Land
area
large
which Railways, approaching
following
„
:
OFFICES:
"
The
it
W. J. A. Sander T. W. hardwick, P. Dempster, Esq.
Esq.
.
Melbourne,-
gineer, about
To
.
Auckland,
y
9.
It is reported that the appeal to the Full Court against the Robb arbitration Mr. decision has been abandoned. Robb's award is slated to be £200,000.
Esq.
Cruickshank,
for
months
Sixpence
DIRECTORS
Dempster, W.
A.
a
and for
and
Chowder,
only
of
month will be made until has been which called, will be sufficient.
per Share
per
Three Calls
Allotment,
now
piled by authentic authorities, of £44 13s. 9d. per week, to a Dividend annum, equal cent, on the paid up Capital
„
crop.
Bill
Settlements readirig
short of the
1893.)
of £1 25,000 Shares on Applicaper Share
Allotment.
on
of
Share
Andrew
found
state
.districts
be
the
which
a
likely
Wilcannia,
feared.
the sugar
is
crop
disease
lition
6d.
Is.
per 10s.
(pro)
June
Esq.
Perth.
cultivation, when the
structed
8d.
house
is
crease
Act,
Manager
Chambers,
Wheat
in
Payable
tion, after
rapidly
Mure bison
71s.;
Hall
There
FLOUR
Companies
the
£25,000,
:
1
the
among
Liability).
C. PILCHER,
Town
:
of
QUEENSLAND.
tom
W. A.
LIMITED.
under
(Registered
day.
Brisbane,
that
for
Offices
The
each.
cessa
feared
is
T. Hoolbt,
man's
troubled state dulnesu of trade.
CO.
; Ed. V. Kxank, F.R.G.S., M.L.A. & Co.) M.L.C.(Dalgety
Esq., J.P.,
opened
Hil
township.
connection
in
it
in
occur
will
Unless
days. place
E.
ROLLER
MILLS,
taking
the
whose
unemployed, Broken
CITY
he intended
distress
increasing
Hon.
Chief
sharebrojker
the
(Unlimited
HERBERT
before only just in The "port. her passengers
that
owing to mind through
his
-
committed Simmons, Park. A letter
among
clothes his life,
INSURANCE
BRANCH.
Forrest,
Botanic
the
in
suicide
Woolloomoo with two cases on board. The
well-known
a
Alex.
:— ;
MARINE
with this Company, Policyholders derive all the practical of deal By insuring Advantages aLocal Policies issued Office, as all are and Claims ing with paid by the Branch Manager at Perth. The whole of it9 earniugs in West Australia are retained and invested in the Colony. in in the every important thus offering Representatives City World, facilities special for the PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS. LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
10.
10.
Broken
PERTH.
AUSTRALIAN
DIRECTORS J.P.
&
£1, 900, 000
WEST LOCAL
with been quarantined.
has
crew,
FIRE
CAPITAL—
he was aboriginal says the time of tbe accident, are into the enquiring Adelaide,
loo
BRITISH
nexc until after much
matter.
downpour
at
falling
Buildings,
HAY-STREET,
to Point convert, belonging home whilst Pierce station, hastening on from evening service, night, Tuesday one of his and broke fell down a well
PROVISIONAL
A heavy
full
MERCERS.
8.
une
place.
ot
and
Alexander's J
Adelaide,
found
of discipline, in from parade.
breach
for
the
Commandant
two
TAILORS
A native
and
9.
yesterday as to the
but
high
AUSTRALIA.
Woolloomooloo, June
Sydney,
MELBOURNE
&
8.
'
passed
LONDON
PROFESSIONAL
be confiscated.
NEW
,
criti
very
Seamen's
The
-
QNDELL & BL WEIGHS SURGICAL & MECHANICAL DENTISTS, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, or HAT and WILLIAM STREETS, PERTH,
the matter. connection with for the been Issued of the man's assailants. injured
disowns Warrants
to
XMTBR-COX.OKZAX.
lies
now
Appbess—
the
MESSES,
possible quelled the hos
to
conveyed
was
he
where
pital, cal
St.
taken
has
fall
brutally on the
arrest
has been Petersburg, to succeed M. Waddington Ambassador in London. at
was yesterday gang of Unionists as As soon Queen's wharf. after tbe disturbance had been
chief
s.s.-.Tagliaferro,
Ambassador
now
Montebelio,
France
A
a
of the
the
Niblock,
assaulted
pilgrims
Note
officer
Mr.
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has of
'y
.
broken
virulent
a
.
in
Cholera,
accounts current ed banks, except banks themselves.
BRANCHES.
ITS
sienoe has will TEETH, fixed with all the that modern developed ; always A RTIFICIAL advantages natural and beanti and at the same time the most retain their are pos easing colour, imperishable, and mastication the tul that art can effect. Perfect artioulation without lit, guaranted appearance remodelled and Dental of everydeacripextraction of stumps. Teeth l'latcs cleaned and repairs repaired, 8TOCX of DENTAL tion executed with that care and attention which it demands. Having the LARGEST Dental Artificial Teeth set in Gold, Silver, MATERIAL in the Colony, we are to make prepared Alloy, usual and for and natural at about half the cost ; workmanship appearance Viiloanite, Celluloid, etc., also Teeth extracted without ; Scaled. defies None but beat materials used. stopped, competition. pain f and cleaned.
of of the Chamber of the relief against in the various suspend at tbe instance of the
The committee Commerce report
ALL
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IN
-
bank
additional
are mercial failures occurring daily in States of America, the Western among extensive them being several stock joint com manufactories and wheat elevator
DENTISTRY
-
English
—
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of which of the Civil Service, the officers the of instancesf have in majority their life locked savings up in the sub_ pended banks.
now
are
in
money
;
their
investing stocks.
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Australian
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:
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all
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Surveyors,
Licensed mission
THE
EMPORIUM
and
ROOMS,
REFRESHMENT
Stock
the the
is
tionery
and are
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in
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Colony.
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Trial
Bread
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t
the
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&
to
ALLEN,
Hay
Perth.
Street,
Oils will
GOCERIES
be
wie
held
Guildford,
of
CHEAPER
JJARVIS
iuio
W.A.
Show Agricultural Society's best collection for the and Harness. Saddlery
Good?
from
BROWN
promptness.
jtxvjl£j.cj
Hides
Shoemakers' All
of
Shipments opportunity
Brushes
otherwise
or
and
care
and Boots
Whips
including
Hostelry, Chamois
Men's
—
possible Colonies.
in
Stable
and
a
variety. Saddler
assortment ALWAYS
class
W. A.,
PERTH,
ET,
Stock
Children's
and
of
kinds
in
facture.
Frederick
Harness.
and
fine
Proprietor.
MAVE
SMITH
ROBERT Manufacturer
smoke
HEARMAN,
CITV
Sir Governor, Uroome, K, C.M.G. Jthi
TRE
fc
Large Assortment of Ladies'and Boots both of English and
TO
MEN?
Excellency
Manufacturers,
Stein's) APPOINT-
N.
I
amateur
BROWN & ALLEN
STREET
SPECIAL His
for
HARNESS
AND
BARRACK PERTH.
BY
handsome
a
SADDLE
HAY
'
"IHE
VIEWS
.
CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
.the
Boot
i
W. G.
«v>
CHIEF
opportunity
an
TO
(Opposite
ale
and
let
D. JACOBY,
Cash
n
MAGNIFICENT
.
& Minorgan.
WORKS,
'
The
is
they
CHALLENGE
PIONEER
Hotel
which premises, concerts, socials, and practices.
Manufacturer in
of BREAD
that £14
a
class
Possible
Barrington
Y.
stock.
in
only
Australian class
«v
the
Booksellers,
Accommodation. Ontdoor Boarders £1 Is per week. Indoor Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. on arrival of Nor' OYSTERS regularly First
Confec
of
Wales. Q v
+/
m
RESTAURANT.
spirits
un
South
a "tun
PERTH
1
COMPETITION.
specialties.
while
rivalled,
VIEWS
B.
Lunches. Dinner a la carte. Suppers. .Meals at all Hours. First-class COOK engaged in Adelaide, attendance. and first-class A Liberal and Choice Menu. of wines, choicest brands beer The very South
PA»TRY
and
this
as first
MADE
PARIS
JACOB
FASHIONABLE
unsurpassed.
are
CAKES
and
conveniences
the
comfort The
Perth.
Street,
LADIES
For
Q "
S
CONFECTIONERY
Hay
CARTS
Street.
Proprietor—
VERYARD'
New
Minorgan
Public from
DRAYS DRAYS
invited
really Lowest
WE
D.
MARSHALL, Hutt
Bingay,
Sydney,
Invited. Db
CAFE Murray-
THE
Patronize
Should
Everybody
is a
&
to the
HEAVY
upwards, Inspection to acquire
Manager.
'
intimate
making SPRING
are
W.B.GORDON, Correspondence
us.
by
&
is guarantee work turned
Street, Perth, of Philadelphia Dental College and of Oral Surgery, Hospital U.S.A. E. D. Marshall, Late of Marshall Bros.,
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
Barrington
respectfully
Bark
Com
W. A.
Perth,
Agents,
&
WEDNESDAY.
& CO., and
and
King
of
Messrs.
Hides,
Tallow,
EVERY
A mechanical
Colony. all
V.
Perth.
Street,
this
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
Wales.
Pigs,
Skins,
with
Honrs
South
Stocks,
SALE
PATKRSON
A.
C.
Fat
in
given
J. Late
BAZAAR,
Hay
Price
out
Novelties.
CONTINENTAL
for
Daily
Operations.
BINGAY
SALES—
.
In Lots,
Safes,
etc.
S. Darlot,
Corner
Lands
and Ivor y, Gas, Ether
Speciality. administered
& Marshall wish to particu point out that their Artificial Teeth be excelled in Fit, or Durability
larly cannot
toys— Rocking
Latest
.
of
Gold
with a
Bingoy
Boots
shall SELL 1892.— We XMAS. nothing Christmas but Week, at Prices toys during 1000 dolls, unheard of before in W.A. and undressed, speaking and others dressed, other over 2000 Horses, and
0. Crossland.
part
and Rural
FOR
1000,)
Drapery,
COMPANY,
Colony.
Town, Suburban
per
;
W.
any
£16
to
(Speciality), Paris Made),
Bankers: Valuation
filled
Teeth and Chloroform
Large
Machines,
Trousers
(Vienna
and
UNDERTAKEN.
SURVEYS
Teeth
DEPARTMENT.
£5
(from
Natalis i
CO,
W.A.
Perth,
Dentists,
Fremantle.
-
rpHE
Terrace,
and
Artificial
j—
Directors George's
MARSHALL, Mechanical
I —
CHAMBERS,
St.
and Perth
!
PERTH. WELD
NOTICE. &
Surgical Scents, Fancy Goods, Pictures, Ware,' Books and Stationery. SoapB, Pianos,
WHOLESALE
SURVEYORS,
LICENSED
BINGAY
DEPARTMENT-
j
Sporting.
Buildings, Perth. Hay-sts.,
and
DENTAL
BAZAAR.
China.
received
Telegrams
BROWN,
PATERSON&
A,
C.
CONTINENTAL
Cigar
Merchants. of Hairdressers' Importers Always opening new Stocks, attended to. promptly
LINDELL,
V.
(Late of J. M. Wendt, Adelaide,) BARRACK and JEWELLER, ST., PERTH, WATCHMAKER (Opposite Town Hall) as a Watchmaker in the Old LINDELL'S and 5 years long experience Country for the firms in the be a in Melbourne as a Watch principal should Repairer City, to him will be well and carried out' sufficient faithfully guarantee that all work entrusted and a that in connection with REPEATERS CHRONOGRAPHS speciality. Repairs from and returned attended to by post. ountry promptly
Central
..
Corner
and
but
R-U-RIGHT
—
etc.,
Tobacco
good Shaving,
\
'
Waiters, Waitresses, Mill hands, Carpenters, Drivers Engineers, Plumbers, Gasfitters, Miners Farm and Railway Servants,
etc.,
demanding
In
General Grooms,
Laundresses,
Servants, Gardeners,
ranged,
U-R-RIGHT
Latest
—
all
Nursemaids,
CIGARS, PIPES, Sec., of Great Variety and Best Quality always in Stock from the colonies. and regularly Agency Sporting Telegrams Papers received We wish to draw attention to for the most popular Comic Papers of the World. particular the under our improved Hairdressing Department which has been greatly present manage and Subscribers' received ment. executed names for Orders promptly English, Country comic A Trial Solicited. periodicals. Respectfully _L
—
of
Saloon, Tobacconist DUFF, MANAGER.
T.
rilOBACCOS,
OFFICE,
REGISTRY
—
t
& CO.,
and
Imperial Hairdreasing BARRACK ST., PERTH.
'
SERVANT'S Who will
a
The I
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BROWN
J
TO
'
GO
—
NOT
I
WHY
I
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A
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WA
THAN
GROCERY
l?Aw
nli
On
1
V/UA
EVER.
PRICE
LIST.
n
J
21b Queensland Meats, assorted, Is 2d tins, Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d Soups, Is 2d N.Z. Lunch Beef, 21b tins, Is 3d Libby'e Corned 21b Is Beef, tins, OJd Conrad's Is 3d Meats, assta. lib tins, 8d Do, 21b tins, Potted Sd Meats, asstd. Jib tins, Mullet, Fresh 6d 5d Fresh Leighton's Herrings, 8d Fresh 7d Salmon, Oysters, Kippered 9d Do Herrings, Sardines, Jib tins, 4Jd
at botb
Do.
;
;
;
;
;
Store,
Perth.
Hay-street
Note
New
Goods
now
and
open
ready
Barrack Agent
Wholesale
Reductions,
GENTLEMEN
w
sages lid., Pickles lid., Assorted Tin Fruits & 10d., Sauce 4d. Worcestershire Fresh Herrings dines 4d. & 7d., tin,
<
Q
6-d., Sar 4£<l.,
Mar
Ditto.
Jam 6d. per English malade 5d. & 9d„ Lion Jam 8d-, John Mullet Salmon 6|d., son's Jams 8d., Boiled Rabbit Potted Meats 6d., 6d„ RaiCnrrants6ld. Ib., l/4d. per tin, Starch 3d. White 7d. sans Rackets Blue6d. The above areafewonly
\
of
Country
promptly
October
and
17 1889.
latest
and
WANTED
fashions,
HE ARM AN and Jgjvery
new
stylo
in
take
M
ens'
fit
and
boys'
to
That
old
be
can
pianos
attended
:
to
D
ex-
cutting. &
Shirtings
large Scarfs othiDg
of Gloves,
at
the
(ins,
6d
and
Do,
;
Is 21b
tins, 4Jd 21b S A assorted Jellies, 21b
Syrup, ;
tins,
Baking Is
Ties,
Federal
IfiKHAN'i).
|
i
Haystreet,
lid
;
8Jd,
tins,
5d;
Mustard lib,
Peas,
7d
;
Linseed Meal, 8d per Flour, Condensed Milk per 7d Tomato 6d and 8d Worcester Sauce, 5d shire lb Sauce, Starch, 4Jd per Blu#, 8d per lb Do Keen's lOd Ultramarine, Table 9d per bottle. Cordials. Vinegar. Tea, 1b 9d and 2s per lb Is, Arrowroot, J and lid 8d lb paekets, Candles, 8d per lb Soap, 4d 6d and 6d bar Destampe's self-acting do, l'ld bar Is 3d bottle; Destampe's Washing Fluid, 71b bags, Oatmeal, Is 2d; New Vasse Pota Is 6d stone. Other lines at the Lowest toes, Beans,
lib, 8d
Pea
;
;
lb
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
house,
at
English
;
;
wanting
;
21b tins, Is ; Pickles, pints Is 2d, Is 4d, Is 6d
;
Ware
Furnishing
6d
Sd,
;
Green
;
7d
Is
tins,
tins,
Powder, Jib Column's
6d
tins.
Jib 7d, Jib
9d
tins,
lib
Coffee,
;
and
;
tins,
;
;
&c. is
new
j
i
assortment
for
Jams,
lid
tins,
lib
;
Hosiery.
A
lib lib
;
S F Jib
Freneh lb
changed
Hats,
21b
lid
Fruits,
English
;
Egg Powder,
beed.
paid
Is
Do,
;
7d and 8d and Is 8d
stock.
particalarly guaranteed.
lOd
Golden
KNOWN
I
Attention Reliable
7d
;
Bottled
;
do,
Marmalade, S A Jams,
?
;
reduced
prices.
Orders
of the
Suits
and Cossack.
—Therefore—
H
our
oods
Pertb.,
in
8d
tins,
Tinned
Why—
—
Sau lid.,
,
want
you
it
Jib
.
Oxford Sugar 2 Id., Beef 21b tin Libby's
is
j
;
& TEE
WATSON
;
;
Perth, '
'
Prices.
.
Snow-white
hat
;
West
North
the
;
;
note Roebourne
Further
;
Street, for
Messrs.
—
SMITH,
for
inspection. .
Address
ROBERT .
Perth.
Barrack-street,
the
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Wholesale
JOHN MUSSOS
anu
Insurances
Crops, KAY COUBTHOPE, for W. A Attorney AGENCIES
.
Stb
PERTH. has Hotel Sydney Palace boarders for accomodation
board
Is.
Candies,
Chocolate
Creams,
Sanitary
Hotel
are
perfect
..
Beds
The
all
are ft
the
n
Ask
Tli
Wire
Brands
procurable,
AN
A D V
Goods.
W.
City
which
Best
TR
the
contains
for
and.
.Goods,
of
one
THE Per
St.,
selling
view
in'
All
City
frontage from
being
;
HIGH
Hall, Government
and
The
Station the
opposite and
are
Attention that
by
Building
are
the
ly as
stamped
directed for
offering
City the is game CHARLEY skipper
fact
the
6omo
sale
POWDER,
chief Blake's
Eastern
the
Country
BAKING
will
Colonies
MUSSON'S SYDNEY
the
Pan
SAUCE.
ORDERS,'
COUNTRY
W.
above
T. to
able
Billiard in
Saloon
and
Sc
arrived
osiery
just
in
oplinettes latest
at Perth;
Moyle wellrknown
M.L.A.,
Zephyrs,
L adies'
Belts
E very
-requisite
S
wede
p
over
from Mr. endeavour the
,
Silks.
Lyons the
latest
-
Styles
,
I
inspection in
kept
stock.
& colours Hats
Ladies'
Graceful
>
&c.
and
Tan
and
|
AjjOf
\rv.
andPretty.
Cashmeres
in
the
Sateens. Ivory.
Manchester
Dept.
v
/'
Gloves.
and Kid
Taffeta,
to suit
Satiiis,?Velvets of 'Striped in
Cloths
ongee
all
classes
<
all
&
& pockets.
and
Cuffs!-
!
/
Delaines;
E tu broidery, Fancy and Lace|Aprons. Regatta Costumes, Blouse's, Collars,
Lead
//A
Muslins
spotted
colors,
.1
Velveteens.
ic
Silks,
A ssortment
as
&c: Linen,
of shades in
Black,
in.
Hqantlet,
ress-pieces
R ich
taken
hotel and will
and
y
Perth.
its
Dresses
in
variety
Good,
Prints,
0
has
& Robes.
requisite
a
Stock;
largo
ready for
&
fashion
Qrnaments,
now
a
,
and
Suitings
Gentleman's
E vRry
genial is
Murray-st.,
Street,
_
and :
. '
:>'i
:/
/'I
-
-
PRACTICAL.
TO. WANTED
List
Silks
straws
Haberdashery.
Chef. Professional moderate. Terms
ATTENDED Price
of
who has
H
p
exponents
in the who
reputation of the Metropolis. ing Hoiel New Saloon Bar. 1 o'clock. Table D'Hoto
PROMPTLY
PALACE
the
N.
Quintan, maintain
untrimmed
kinds
Trouserings E ach
in
shamrock Hay
Silver
WORCESTERSHIRE
:
found
ELOTJBLi.
the
find
to 'be
most
Trimmings.
and
Head-flanuels
Broclie
;
patterns.
Silver-Gimps.
Dress
man
Gowns.
urahs,
:
Perth.
Street,
Hotel
the
POWDER,
celebrated
the
"is
nfants'
1
—
Mr.
and
address
be found BROWN
of
Australian
in
designs
choicest
Q orsets, Chemises, Night of Silk, Cambric g erchiefs
!
the
from
to
engineer
BRAND
"KANGAROO"
also
-
everybody.
very rapidly
and
Gold and
Bead,
raid,
selling
newest
cook:.
of the
one
now
Muslins,; of the
KICKS Watches
uiost popular is undoubtedlovers of the grand old winter in mind when bear visiting
and should that
the of
Store
to
Football
pastime
V
CURRY
INDIAN
And
'/"
.
to suit
Mantles
R ibbons— Trimmed T ies, Scarfs & all
-
a
--NOTE—
and
E legant
PinS.
and
recreations
AMONG W.A.,
all
unstamped.
also
now
c-
the
in
or
g .
:
the
Note
market.
Chemist,
Electro.)
executed.
Hay
prepared
Laces
and Barometers.
a.,
either
(
0 pefa Glasses aud Spectacles, 0 pen-face apd half-hunting, and Keyless. Key-winding
-
the
cans.
Rings
Lockets,
rt
' >
Guilt'.)
silver;
kinds
Chronometers
COURTYARD.
PAYED Visitors
"
or
haius,
A
in
all
CHEAPEST
.the
is
excellent
Premises
the Railway connected with
Murray-street
wo.
,-;/
v"r
end
that
Storekeepers be found by
will
Lozenges
name,
keeper's
Post
Offices.
Wellington-street
nearly
are
walk
General
C
be the
to
sizes
with
required
NEWCASTLE
£
and
(Marble, dishes and
of
Repairs
Satisfaction.
and
and'
Alt and
..
and Elegant.
H ot water Useful .articles
ORDEh.
Fremantle
order
Chemists
minute's
FREMANTLE.
ESTABLISHMENTS
-
!.--
Attractions!.!
Attractions! Timepieces,,
extend
to
with
and
goods which
our
shapes
Murray-street
one
TAIIflR
STREET
NORTHAM
SILVER
AND
Rich
world.
TRllL
A
BEST
Situated
Town
the
Office,
the
;
MERCER,
ANn
INFR
I
DRAPER,
Catalogue
posted
that
KNOWN
Pianos
West.
Murray-street,
.
FRAMER
PICTURE
' '
the
PAN
anxious
.Trade
and
trial
hotel, in
.-
STOREKEEPERS:
solicit
City
Stock
the
in
particularly
are
Country
our
room
Centrally
CASH
CLOTHIER,
.
Toffee
ip
most
,
"
We
tee sydney palace the
PEOPLE'S
tie
;
'
one
Is
"
hicks,
a.
;
of
Boarders
music
the
Saturday's Western
J
:
j.
SMITH,
SILVER
We Guarantee
piano
in and
"
!
COOK,
cheapness.
THE
COUNTRY
TO
Charge.
Without
forward
will
Mail."
Proprietor.
Murray
c.
GOLD
excel
purity,
Cough Drops, Eucalyptus Honey-comb Toffee, Jujubes,
the best
use
who
PERTH.
for-
Drops,
of Alcock's
for the
Tables, provided Visitors and
& Co.),
:
our
sell
storekeepers
.
one
Sole
GEO. -DUMSPERTH (opposite
mail. by return advertisement large of the West Australian"
BRANCH
.
with
and
witness, Hall's
Australia,
,
Compauy's
Room,
Billiard
Ask
both
Wellington-streets in the City. unrivalled
are
one
to Dr.
Tables.
BLAKE, Hote!,
a.
TERN A,
ALI
uurivulied.
are
lence,
and
Murray
with
sign
POUND
HAY-STREET,
J ackets
in
'
.18
......
'
are
Promenades
Balcony
and
ONE Western
Mil
-
The
out
Sandover See
guaranteed.
;
of.....
pamphlet
'
WES
C E
A US All
and
this
DAY,
Colonies.
Best
HARRY
JLNIP
Week-
the
of
I
Witness
with for
Agent,
'
v
Cut send
Bee?' and Spirits, Best Brands only kept.
Wines,
grocer
Australian
Cnmnanv's
all
are
Liquors
Room
A Lock's
Pan
Silver
e
nc«nfi
£ 1 per
not'
P.O>.>...
One
p OR
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The
Eastern
The Billiard
of
M
& Lodging
the
day
Address
issue
and.
Storekeeper
your
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
Board
from
Visitors
ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY.
City. Woven
on
Goods
Confectionery
a
the
-does
'
of. the Arrangements the most complete and
in
of
description
reveal
'
The
every
People.
Hundred
Five:
and
Goods
1
of whom
'
treatment.) this
Signed
:
argest of cook
the
Hotel.)
has been long AUSTRALIAN" cen known as the most favourably ana comfortable hotel for situated trally Visitors in the City and the Country New Management will spare no effoi t to as the Leadingmaintain its reputation and for for Visitors, Hotel .Country
Delight,
it
I use the the mem
the
ud-
Turkish
allow
nor
will
nor
.
'
for
,
capable
of
Garter
to anyone,
person, any others
with
'
ing
and
colony
,
the
in
the
is
and
"
The
London.
Range
Cooking
by
over
by any
-
pledge who physician may purchasers from the treatment with his pamphlet using patients, provided however, he does not show the pamphlet nor reveal to them the rationale debar
BLAKE
of the Star
(Late
Ornaments,
Gelatine
The
now
HARRY
Sugar
,
'has
Record."
except, of my own from each family, will be exacted not to promise treatment to others. (This
Situated
Centrally been taken
contents
its
bers
Candies,
Sugar
managelate of
Chef
& Pond,
Spiers
Hotel
the
first-class
a
reveal
Perth.
and
Class
W.A.
.
of
First
This
Goods,
"
—
:
.
is under
Cuisine
ment
Dry
Honour.
of
it
to be seen treatment
being
Courses),
Be
HOTEL, Street,
be free of of their
remainder
:
The
Murray
Boiled,
Horebound
(Three
& Stewart.
Son
the
that known for the purpose of obtain Hall the knowledge ing from Dr. A. Wilford of his Hygienic and for his Treat Discovery, ment of Health aud Longevity with the pamthe same. I philet unfolding hereby pledge my word and honour not to show the pamphlet
Johnson.
J
Throssell
AUSTRALIAN
Boiled,
Best
for
per and lodging.
Meals
Single
Pledge
& Co.
or
Daily-
week
20s.
description
every
R
<
Northam,
of
for
.
Terms
...
'
Co.
and
themselves
cure
drugs
or
jk-
pamphlet
.
accomodated
;
Pinjarrah,
Manufactures Ordinary
Boarders
Hundred
Company,
It M Walker PA Bennett. R J Wilson.
&
W estern
Australia.
Two
tionery
Angove
doctors lives.
large
;-a to any address. wonderful
.
in
PAN
H
can
persons
Testimonials
be sent of this
;
hotel
other
any
Confec
SXXiVER
W
/.
Albany, Fremantle, York, Guildford,
By
;
will aid
'
'
than
sheet the
yet
over
Medicine.:
'
more '
The
insuaed.
&c.
Buildings, E.
Perth. '
The
25,000 unsolicited
Repiedy
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would be. I this is indeed sufficient
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I
to
used
here
visit
when
this
on
a small and only community, them as a warm found now, always of people. class hearted, good-natured confident that where there And I am like the are good dispositions these, will live and be well always people can assure that I with you happy, that if to all I had blessings my heart however I bestow, super-abundant, would not with hold them from the men
land, viz, the amount
as
women
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01
have
we
Aioany. met here
I have
few
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shall never than freedom
Western
,
all
>ell is
thinking form
the
cast,
light thrown
in
men
which
are our
upon
—
r—
of to
see
the
tu
quoque
the be
|
not
.
are
A
Christian
community
and
we
I
that
been
in
7d. for
I
what
6
£1,764
10
saved to the follows
as
1878, 7s. 2ld.
:
£2106
;
1880, 12s. 4d.
their
;
, '
years
time. school
to
these from
There
in,
figures
1888 has
accommodation
ad
now
Averaging
..
keep back
we
the assisted be
hardly is
schools
are
a
but
schools,
when
the Inspector are ahead. on being pressed is being pressed
schools
our
a
proposition that from time to time, especially by the Perth papers— I cannot say for your and I do not pretend to Albany lights, the
populace—
but
has been pressed forward from time to time that we and com ought to have free, secular, I education in this country. pulsory want to mleet that in as gentle a way as I can. I will if you like say this let us have free, but let us' have and national denominational education We are a Christian We community. do not want what the Catholic Hier " calls A Godless archy of Australia say—
it
by them
.
—
"and the proposed system of education, and system is a Godless system pure The representatives of the simple. Church in Victoria at an Presbyterian
the
you
beyond
think
may
it
the
"Their
Perth.
atpresentis
efficiency
to
as
question." doar friends find that we men who do
my to
is
—
oudtcll
liilclUj
l/licbu
school was system in that colony and Bishop of Christpagan; Julius, the of said that church, system in Australia was education agnostic. to the school attributed Bishop Julius the lack of religious in Aus training tralian
Now I say that we are youth. Christian community and I take the to pick out of the census trouble the number of those who are not Christians in the colony, and I find that there are are not Christians. If I 3,292 who a
were
a
That
say education,
i
from
"
Now boys exclude
the
schools."
do they in the religion It may be said that there are bodies riot religious sufficiently to be able to their supply
numerous
Pagans
no
having
I admit
schools. but I
;
that the
that
might
fair minded really not wish the public to be imposed There who are some seem to upon. think that we are sheep. It is not a we disrespectful way to put it, because
in any right circumstances to put upon the minority if to want have By all means they schools to their own according liking,
are
iet
cauea
in
sneep are
scriptural who rush
some
and
do
not
like
to
come
language. at random
and
consider,
having
and
let
only
receive
the
Government
We
are
a
best half
man
amount. Then terms.
:
to
your
pockets
have tell
they
of
fight,
We that
True is
so
receive
course.
half the
accepted us that we we do receive much
—
'
not
are
amount schools receive.
We
receive the fees. the fees and that
friendly win.
the
satisfied
the
We
forward.
in the
The
more
in
School
be
would
secular
religion what, suits
is
some
own
I
Pagan
not mind schools.
that
state in
UaU
ULftcjr
the
called to upon assisted schools
backward
Government the assisted
saved to the Governamount ment from schools 1876 by the assisted to 1893 all the we amounts including have paid for building, and they have
of
unjustly
they think of that crowd will people every We are to follow them. prepared meet these whenever gentlemen they
and the amount that schools and additions
total
top well work for
schools.
Government
that
go in for God and
There
Geraldton, are
so
have
schools— this the same is, following as calculation from 1876 to 1888 there was in those four years saved to the Government of £10,000. a sum The
be infused into in every race it Our of leaders
that
how gratifying
provided
we
can
shows There
the Inspector who was one of the Commission and the Rev. Mr. Dunstan felt themselves
Now,
those the
to been
and
schools
,
—
add
must the few
should
as like that wins.
abruptly
assisted
Government would if our had Children pay schools was 7s. £23,535
to
that
that
the
on
aioaoiiiuijr
is
spoke
so
;
the
various these to £1250. have cost comes the amount saved to the for four the years by
so
the
that
at
have
majority
tnem
others
admit
nave
no
out
tnem,
with
them.
time
same
ao
We
not
arag
will
let
you
but do not bring us choice, into the condition in which we see the other colonies at the present day. Now mind there is no you going behind the Victoria has with past. drawn £120,000 a year from her pet New arid education, system of secular South Wales has her school reduced
have your
grant
by £70,000
people that their school
tended
to
they have
were
a so
work be
—
Again
children
from'
high and at least
money told that
spending we
are
the Eastern
'
these
in mighty they pre
consider
-evidently
been
lessly.
—
Now
year.
'
Colonies
that use
the are
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is
assembled
argument
other i would every say to applied. " Go and do section of the community much likewise." I be would very to do it gentlemen. see them pleased
We
by
iittvtJ
and very the Daily system, recently News threw out in such a statement reference to the of the Com meeting mission in connection with appointed the Perth schools. That paper
as
amount shown
since 1888 at Fremantle, Subiaco and this building
,
:
I
the
way
present ditional
-
to
this
have had
is any man who would, that there what has been done by with quarrel the one section of the community for whom I am now to speak. privileged one who would There is no quarrel with what they have done and I would
like
Government schools
3
;
think
;
the
best
us
I may say, from time to have, thrown somewhat out statements to assisted school the antagonistic
;
Act
and when we bring to bear of the that can knowledge the I do matter,
to
society,
let
j
Competition
time
1
10 2
2
...
13s. 3d.; 1881, £1712 £1653 0s. 1882, ; 1883, £1763 7|d. 4s. ; £1809 lis. 2d. ; 1884, 1885, £1935 IBs. lOd. 14s. 1886, £1387 8d. ; £1931 6d. 9s. 1887, 1888, £2156 19s. His 10d. Continuing said Lordship Up to that date (1888) the amount saved to the Government
.but
the majority favourable Education
Saved
can
thought 1,097
head
per
that
life
every is the
at
£l Cost
I
said
drag
to say prove
prepared
uuiueiiuuu at all.
monopolies
the
It
:
head
schools
am
that
said that
Government
also
—
line
no
each of the
£1829
in
absolute I this
must
form following attendance Assisted schools
I
not same
aaia
revenue
inclusive.
the
was Government 15s. £1763 6d. 1877, 18s. 9d. ; 1879, £1720
It the
classes,
in
the contrary, know and I
has nor
—
their only will the. give
are
do the
also
is'
examina
Inspector with that
secular knowledge also said the that
is schools
It
the grant. an
He
we
not he will
are
they
duty the
on
in
am I It inclined to tell story. you a little is said'that a wolf met at and a lamb a stream. The wolf invited the lamb to drink but his only was to eat idea him up; That is the position we are in ; they want to eat us It is up.
of
I that the Government say Schools were never so as good when schools to they had the assisted It was we then that compete with. work. There is got them up to their
:
(Applause). that history not met with
from say that
schools 1888
to
Average
Govt,
In
see
Australia. almoot of is a matter assisted schools have
favour
in
sisted
—
we
was
Cost per
those I represent in my to not alone but those who ecclesiastical position, fare free to differ with me and whose I for every man is difference respect free free and we are in a a man, and I hope country, condition other any
assisted the from 1876
the
less.
done
what
the
ci/iu ouiuuio
the
to
of
schools 79, and in the assisted 83, this is obserVable in superiority and standard every subject." eveiy The schools therefore (Applause). in no show by' these gentlemen, way that and figures inefficient, they are —
filial
yet
if
"do
to
It
children
our
the Government
through
knowledge.
and
paid
and
on
their
Government
to
teach
religious
The
all
grant" only imparted.
was
and well Gov
head per per head
vtuvciulilouu
saved
with secular
wish
receive Government
'examination, to receive
pass
at
I we
the or
as
scripture.
disprove met by the in the joined
is
that
—
in
not
nothing
to
the revenue number a
That
and
children, to pass the allow them
tion
were
share
standards
They do
in showing the amount of in the ex by the schools was and the amination, Inspector this to make remark with pleased " It is to the assisted schools, respect of remark that the percentage worthy of passes in the Government School
the
at
not
you dis
Government,
man
and School
same
able
failed
work
of
f
ft
uliu
years 1876.
notes, of them. give you the benefit be of interest to you, and I they will vouch in can for their and, truth, I can vouch for these facts addition, a
in
ail
the amount
by
I will I think
4-vt
anvtiim
aiiuuua
and
of matter and so of you, with the away a
one interest to every that not run may you that are more than idea doing you of another and more populous portion I will the before colony, you my lay matter edu views of the of primary as it is carried on at in cation present For this purpose Western Australia.
taken
the matter then gave
the
the attendance ing average assisted schools the cost per annum schools ; cost for those
Appiause.;
in
as
property, saved
we
any We I first
do
school
both to coritrary Here are our are the Govern there children the same ; here and he examines
School
—
ever
1888 that
buildings
the
hardly
tuition. the amounts His Lordship on and land for expended buildings the R.C. Schools throughout the colony from 1876 to 1888 the total being He then read a table show £22,272.
non
ana
private that
in
ernment
school
on
—
.
"
expended
was
was
:
some
in
l
" —
fairly
comes Inspector both schools, examines
met we were ago how by the " will small You start assertion, and they will be inefficient'" schools, It is a fair to ask, " Are your question schools inefficient ?" I will refer you and to the every Inspector's report, since the assisted schools were year there has been a report established, by the That Inspector. report
schools have effected any the public expenditure." a statement I take up to argue. I asked to down to was come
your
the
by
years
in
statistics
saved
is
cnallenge (Applause). when objection battle for some for our schools
assisted
open
statement
I
it.
put
saving
This is When
be
a half-a-dozen enough years. may say that (Applause I visit do not although frequently I have Albany, always had a very warm for the people here. of regard feeling
big
in the West very clearly of April 3, 1893, in a lead wherein is the following article, is whether doubtful exceedingly
ing
ana
to speak to say things assisted schools. doubt that time
no
—
stated
a
hope to
will
it
aware
educated1
—
wish
our
and
the
what
their
this—
is
argument
ment
them to challenge statement I have made prove any and yet say that the Government have not saved by the assisted anything schools. I that the I amount say
j
we
I
in do
will
to
the
a
in
but
hands, with
us
tell
this assistance from for denominational ing." Now, that is fact and to reason.
cost of £8,624 7s. educat assisted schools about half, at a cost of just I ask is there fair any that would sayr " I believe at
correct
are
you make"
will nope you I will to come
making,
children while the
do
schools
them
children,
ed 1779, or. 8s £1720 minded man
these
time it has been the after argued that schools not saved the assisted have Government much or very perhaps This asser not saved them anything.
the
building
wnicn
which I have some
in reference You are
With
another
Inspector in
our
that they have to in repair. They for this the effi require expenditure cient of the and for working schools, have and we supplies. so, Perfectly and our to do the same, school fees and I must the same go on lines; assure do not we you that got in fees more than the Government gets. Now, the
table shows
of the House by the that the Government this was issued report
into
They
!
meet
10d.,
all
Government
Just to show (Applause). that I have not made any exaggeration the saving of to the Government in the last four it at years by placing the last laid on the £10,000, report
ear
man.
come
the
keep
well.
3.566
it
upon minds
hand,
a
friendly.
for
me
the subject about. I
thing
This
be
remarks,
pardon
am
for
sensible
a
tew
more
what
if
any
impress
extend
cannot
we
least
at
can
feeling that
thought a much
difficulties.
undoubtedly see
a
cold
than
quite It was
room, wants. present not
I of
worthy
building wooden one
a
pleased
and
me,
was
,
Albany
sent,
of
kind
a
I had, I would
heart
my
to
I would make
un
in
which
manly
expressed were it. You have what you able to do, and did it like men. you to meet those who are It is a pleasure of an capable meeting emergency. heard of the idea of When, J first I must a wooden building, erecting that
of
1
not
must to up our and harmony. We are peace not We must individuals. solitary must live in society we frown ; upon as far as nobody but assist everyone If there is cause to possible. any
have
you done
out
hatred
we
live
—
cordial
fibre
(Applause.)
I thank Mr. you and the Flanagan, for this very gentlemen you represent manner
last
do the
wish that
—
the contained tear
Advertiser.
Building :
at
columns
of
opening Albany,
to an Replying presented to him by the School His Lordship Committee,
tralian address said
School
C. the
from
taken
the
at
Gibney
speech
delivered
—
the
the
Question
.
Bishop
'
by
of
report
(Applause). have anything bounded that I charity but I do pretend to shis to
pretend
—
The following the Education
on
I like
fees fees
world
as
or
Wesleyan
faults. '
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REPLY.
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no
respect Catholic,
whether
man,
PRESS.
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we
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and for
differ
as
statements which I make for to total challenge— the saved amount to the Government reaches £57,057. Now (Applause): will be satisfied to think that you than its Albany has not done more share. They have done well, but my in other friends have done just places
j
we
cheaply
on
the
!
I
OE
agree always must have alwajs fellowman. There man who does not
'
that
always
tions
i
approve
must
COMMENTS
j
as
—
of,
the Governhave ment would erected them, and not including granted any lands by the calculaGovernment, basing my
i
erected
.
ALBANY.
a
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course
on
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SCHOOL
THE
course
of liberty for them.
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in the most, economical, man .the best -educational obtaining The Bishop opened -his case results. by to show that the Assisted endeavouring schools -have saved, the and are saving,
be
So the are in you longer, of a place the more is proof does .not belong to you There is do, such thing with thle West as The of. tenure. right, Aiistraian West Australian "It has long goes on been tried and hps, been long found, our children wanting and consequently,
.
town
the
at.
present
.
would .
;
,
objection
schools thq. one staff would where have, beeu paid, .under, the dual system two/are paid and the average cost in. the Gov per heacj sc ools ernment would,', have, been re duced and by the additional fees., grant
tween
and if I cannot I will admit it,, that you are in the. right. Now riiy and you gentlemen on dear friends the I thank platform ypu y.ery cordially and I thank for your presence you for the manner with which have you to listened my remarks. They ,8 re arid not so very crude I admit, pleatu,
uut
ll iut7
4
cu
A
AAMAA
same,
as
see
are
they
fetter.
.
My
,
I
,
.
.
.
,
.
mass'
of
the
will people grade by education.
be,
r
,
riot
or
to
ordered
all
they are and this
life
ordered
so
The proceedings
THE
.
attendance
than,
one
hundred,
of them the under fifty.
j
then
I
in
lislied districts
considered open schools rather than
every
PRESS-
ON
.
BISHOP
of
the.
in
School
>
Albany
Gibney
newspapers that ontliat selves
to
.
attention
special
have
j
i
j
the
The West
Ausalso the,
;
Daily News , and the revision Advertiser have demanded Act in order that the of the Education to the money grants may be discontinued. aries
selves
are
Assisted
(
j
schools
;
Our oontempor-
well-able to take and we proposo to
views Bishop's arguments and state our the other riide. We do not take this other stand for than those any reasons on
'desire
alwqys is
to
;
the
see
animate the
publicists.
public
Grant taxation,,
drawn
per
Catholic
is
hqw
cannot
werq
the
thanof the
money
merit times At
as
as
schools
at
schools,
schools
prevents do not of the hardly they,
that call
the.
were
therefore,
fco
same
ai tlie rQutholic these seventeen.
of educational
;
'.We.
support, they can-
j
ment ,
,
are
situated
only .do educational
Albany!
injury
Gerald
Fremantie, Perth,
!
anipton,.
:
pud- York.
j.The
.Guildford,,, only,
school,
.
ton,
viz.,
at
North
-
Banbury outside
the'
Bishop
of.
of the in
tlie
the
.82
all
over
wishes
however, comparison seventeen" of
centres
Government the draw
"to.
eoloiiy.. a
com
1
school any is however, are of opinion
in
average,
The sjstem, one of fiuonce, that the more
are ex propositions As the!" faultier .become... they to the side of, the question we "religious, can a i we coiisiderit. only 'say i|Onot .is a matter for concern the' of the Stat 6. The cb u rctfes should maintain
Gibriey's
to
18
a
Bishop of
ances'
exceedingly sure trend the convic
the
any candid accidental the reform on
here,
come
curiously takes
rioti'ceable
fact
of the
notice
no
that utter
when
who,
Satolli,
Mbrisigrior
,
to the speaking Archbishops United States early this year,
of and
the
in
that there of their
children, that the attended
Gibney Catholic
veto
no
flocks
of the on behalf the Pope, stated on the hiembers
of
name
vras
instruction
of
use making by the State
given
for
the their
that t :ok care they of these was education to. On the contrary Bishop to the language of the appealed of Australia who Hierarchy provided
religious
godless system of of the the' words of Christchurch in Anglican Bishop We there New Zealand. take it may described
sub which,
him as let regards efficiency parison1 of tho Govern uient take' only the 'figures' in tlie' where the Catholic schools towns' schools are in operation. Bush schools and school masteis would the destroy
Jiishop amined
plaees to the [Govern
system,
If
question, aud we
public where
in.
It
it
as
that
the
in
rnfinffniRA
nnv
Australian or
to
has1
Gibney
of reasoning and forcible.
and
denominational a
colony
amounting 'past
the
that
very to
that
us
'
her Mia
wav
State
the Church children to AmpripAn
nr
6f education to do' with them In place thereof
system
have anj'thing been abandoned.
Bishop
the
to
old doctrine, forbade
distinctly
.
a
and
education,"
object a
chrtain
the
.
drawing
the efficiency schools placet)
.and population,' schools scattered
;
.Their
receive,
they
drawn
to
is
say
'
be directed their own
cease
we
showing
whatever. This high authority it' undertakes in return for obligation adult tnSle with a having invested every voice iir the Government of his country. our The elector 'for own.' elementary illiterate must riot he left .1 safety
of the The /educa be conducted
of
forward the of the assisted
put
by any
the existence, of end being attained We into the efficiency question
Gibhey
Catholic
five nearly schpojs. schools
pioneering.
which
for
sckools
to.
and the school fees the public. The focussed. public of schools means
necessary. can: young and economically
centres.
Bishop
between
.
CSroyern-
.'fiie
of
comes established; the public. The .drawn .from the.
is
an
well
the change is and to come as that we are shortly, part of Australia, 'that colonies and 'the' 'sister have resolved t'o' make primary 'unanimously education the 'business of. the State,1 ,not that and Statepermitting State-paid directed he interfered education to with as
'
schools,,
is
long
circumstances may delay this side of the continent
<
Assisted schools. They could be iheffioienct that considering are in the favorably placed
populous
seven
was no less at there thaq .ao average of over tendance one hundred, au,d at only one was the attendance, less than fifty. The fact is the Catholic body, though, the Government receiving subsidy, huye done nothing, to help in the practically
work,
:
were
open,
piqsent..
many of
seven
there
or
>
own
-
this
was
of public Indeed, opinion. tion cannot be far from man's while mind that
.end
height denominations
secret
no
press
as
significant,
of assisting The fact
multiplication of money amount, larger the public for the education
sidise
Roman In
established.
:
one an
is.
believe
we
This
'system
two
the
the Government should the to solely buildirig up schools— that they should
,
see
to or
:
of in
sacrifices
they
from the
in
it
>
Concentration produces efficiency is never while education satisfactorily carried on in sqmll schools which cannot maintain trained teachers. properly We consider, that the efforts therefore,
Goverument the
is
It
'
staff.
loss
cost
of
Gibney.
more
views
their
with the actually of the colony (with one as the to possible exception) and the benefit advantage to the public, to the State of the denominational
disappear
.their-
establish how.eyer
of
educa a
of the proceedings delivered moderate and creditably
and papers, entire secular
tiic
schools-
other
champion,
in which he the continuance
for
two main lines adopts both of them pertinent He contends that the has saved the system suiri of money, large much ail £57,057 for
sixteen standard
'years : aud of teaching
!
.7
secondly higher
is
iu
as is the denoiriinational schools,' shown report. Let by the Inspector's us take the first part of the main argu ment This first. sum of £57,057 is arrived at by a which calculation will strike not a as little many being '
singular takes the
1
.
In
the first place the Bishop of the lands and buildings Roman Catholic communion
cost
which the have provided This he sets
'
Our
should
number
j
of them the traverse
care
j
which
to
cost
1890
year Catholic
;
arrayedthe'in-
the
is
same
teen
was
1
side.
this
is
education, the eost;
look Let us schools
us
the
'
giving
.the
-
thoroughly only by of the the establishment large echools, of which revenues are sufficient for the of a competent and adequate, payment
settlers
country
,
iAaw
system
_
His deliverance. Lordimportant set himself the task of replying to ship of the the 'opponents AssistedSchool
tralian,
tion
per head in their per head in. the schools and sny that the; a to the reveuue,. saving the other side of the upon
.Government
pioture. Catholic
at the Catholic
Wednesday
on
for
his
of
a
young
,
t
an
system,
that from
loss
considerable
a
the
the
against
difference
2nd.
Roman
new
of
place
fairly
Australian
june
Bishop
the
that
causo
Let
of
speech of
opening
the
in
Advertiser,
at
even
It go uneducated. on that causes bush schools in head annum the per to ke so high. schools ./As body do not make similar
Alir>RSS
article
it
,
,
The'
The.
populated of the
Government, doubtless, duty of the State
ci
be
es--
If-.
6 th.
june
It is a remarkable fact schools. that in the course of his he found argument himself at issue own acknow by his of the Perth ledgement with both daily
,
further;
one
close
case
we
and
Aus
of replying early opportunity which attacks have been made of the education which system
address, reasoned,'
the other the ex
Hw.m tiioi
ai
children belong denominations
Government
more
the
the
by
not
on
the
all
be-/
best
create
would
pockets
by
also
are
sixty nearly was attendance have been estab-
should
, ,
The
AAk«
would
to
people
at
sparsely convenience
the
for
schools
.
of
18ffi)
aud
qvqrage Schools
numerous
settlers.
to
A
/
GiBNEYS leading
in
a
it
j
all.
that,
ante-room.
an
.
iri
.an-
j
.
biscuits
Government
Education,, of the out Education
be any comparison drawn .between and Assisted schools as thq Government financial their The regards position.
there
(Applause). closed and the to wine and
entertained
were
ought
that;
sibly
j
training they get and 'unless they get thing else will be failure. visitors
is
submit, .caunot pos7'
v,There
a
iiu/pcu—
absurdity attempt,
fallacious.
adopted h
schools
|
created, virtuous
a
nuuiu
to
own.
,
are
buiuD
their
would be put to the the denominational
we
is,
Govern-,
need
it
a fitting colony, the last to of the accept responsibilities popnlar The Governineht. occasion came at went down where the Bishop Albany, school to open a new aod at building,
have-
:
helped We
of
.
but
higher
inAiil/l
because the other of the
I
These
a
at
should
were
fhinivn
ernment
.
to
xnsiQLCU
.
the
arrived
is
1888.
West
the
of dehoniihationai desire an aoler'or
on lingers reminder that
.
schools Their
this point considers that should follow Roman Catholics
schools
suggestion
.is
i,nini/l
are all over schools spreaff the colqny, from the South Albany Roebourne in .the' Northright away to West, .They number no less than 82. At of thpse ,82, schools .was only ..five
1
raised
1U
A
a
the
Assisted
tbey grants.
Gibney
tablish
per
schools tn
in
ihuOl)
,bUO
saying
entirely
the people assist and lpt themselves Let them do their to .advance, utmost one their children. The bright will come; on arid that brightone, may, be advanced to a university but educatiop. there is not the slightest use ejcpectiqg that
n/\af
>,
denominations ample of the
. .
this
WQuld object to put up of jthat, kifid
qr something
university
!
any
at,
.
, ,
, ,
Government
the,
urge
until,
Government ttiA
At%
.
a
on
Bishop
,
we to.
ytlOll
n
money labour
think,
schools.. The difference .lie multiplies of ohildi en by the number attending the Assisted thus arrives at schpols and of money to sum the the "sav.ed" Government. Thq process by which
;
here will say, "If these, be things I do riot see what we have to correct. If these be so, I complain of. things think we, pught to be .satisfied to let go
their
,
are
be
UlgUwt;
,
things
every
the f
;
impression,
in
liirinnii
.tiiiicp
them them $0 tbe .believing and under the influence, of that I believe, that those who
correct,
ratei
head
A
what-,
to
an
the
upon
of.
a
which
towns
-
I\1l4
'
xieiou
make
4>A
:
oauu
I
lin4nM
A
cost
to
lost not only by having uumber of bush large also in the by competition
maintain schools hut
Bishop.
the
case
which
of
siill
the
of
.aud.
to
—
In
seize
Government
.the
,
'.schools.
:
been selfwere cut into supporting, by the comof the- Assisted schools and thus petition
arrived sum of £23,535 at, the He states the ,7s. average from in the attendance, 1876 to 1888 then Catholic schools the cost per head schools and the the Assisted ifl> beadin cost the Government per 7d.
.
4 tu
examinehow,
us.
1876
of
ascer
.discovery that statement,
by: the
schools,
Gibney
.
4.
O
Let
money.
lost
Bishop
that
would the cost
with
in
not
than,
it,
.
Government
in
were
fees
calculation
a
see
,
answer
fl
educated in Catholic
the
ment
will,
I;
.
.
said,
so
which many snbjects the Bishop's attention few.. take occupy in an his com place estimation equal that of educatiou. It was pared with to be. expected that he would therefore
the. bis oversight saved to the Catholic, schools £23,535 .from to :1888 Government 1876 We -should like further -to,vauishes.
from
..chjldren
at
could
enthusiastic
the again, the Govern where there
It
towns
that
been
educated
these
.
would
the amount
school
and
bush,,
the.
£23,535, 1876
.
had .been instead of
Had
schools.
,:
any
one
when he children
the cpontry than tbey did
,
by far the wprst educated of, all the; Australian 'children." This is, vaporing and I do not car, e for vaporing. I like a man to come with forward, and, fight a man and you like ; proved in the. We are wrong to admit it like a man. If you have what I have
cost
more
1888 if they, Government
to
the
are
sensible. to offer to
have 7d.
7s.
the
in
tion
revert
will
article
The' supporters
head
per
-deducted, that the differeuce in under /the' two per- head systems does in not exist. really Bishop Gibney his calculation loses of eight altogether the loss on the Government schools in
this
is
cost
found
be
,
;
all
aqd It
,
the
head
.per
Catholic nod the
.also
tained,,
and,
one schools, school, building have would sufficed.. staff fact that the Bishop overlooks that tho calculates Catholic
!
are
time where Catholic
,
Government
both
arp
to
schools Assisted increased. greatly
.
.cost average schools ment
not
every there
'
possession it it that
be
£22,000
life
added
were
the
iu
an of without expenditure have beeu made to accommo date the children the .Catholic attending In as schools. well as, the Government
.
"
working.
do
to
,
:
Assisted School 3ystem would eviderice its ,of unsatisfactory
sufficient v
could
which I; West " Were
.lengthy
allowed
.
says
is
the
.
tralian
,
fees
.
con
Tjbe
the
proof,
Gibney
Bishop
inquiry, have
we
necessary occasion
leading
.
other
further
surface,
Ifschools can be established. the average cost the per head-in the fees -were taken Government schools there be a considerable would away, if the reduction. On ,lhe other hand
from
very there
if
another
good
ex
look and if
figures,
the
a;sum.
working
but
,
on
less
no on
:
,
a.
These on
no
6d.
7s.
at
can,
average per that be seen how it is any rate, readily the cost, head in the per average Catholic much schools is so less than is .in the Government schools. The it ia towns whereschools are placed only
would certainly.an unanswerable In the first argument. place it would have to be proved that the expenditure land was and buildings ripon necessary the Government, schools —that in fact
briefty
argument
clincher. 17 April
as
just
that
through
when the especially aid has the effect of restricting the Sjbate of the Government schools. operations' not this We are able in article to deal with all the points from which fully the. Education Question may be viewed,
:
.will
is
Government
It
.
to.uch
upon look upon, Australian
I
yet. the last,
were
.
Godless
a
cause
be
should day school Slate without aid,
dowb
bring
head:
,
we
the
£23,535
penses. formidable
society. Australia
far as. credit, have not got
as
arid cerned, as education,
no
than
to
helped
cost
-
stands
best
upon
Western
God,
to
saved
is
and
there,
the
,
thank
fees
every
'
manifest
is
Well,
money
the
.
an
that
expenditure year. for the Roman upon land and buildings, schools from Catholic 1876 to 1888 in amounted to £22,272,, and also clusive, there that in the same had been period,
,
I degree; God Almighty is put out and the conse-. of, thought
quence
there of the
there
of
deal;
stated,
,
,
that excessive
great
a;
He
.
;
know
its
;
country
a
,
1 to
denomination
a
;
'
when standard we find generally thqt we. have to put them back two standards. Do not to take me as the wishing disparage colonies it is only other as a, matter of historical I speak,. knowledge that I know that in those vice is colonies, rampant. swindling know that and hardly,
-
.
and
Colonies in such
at towns is the Orphanage In .these towns had Subiaco.. they the about on 1,500 children rolls, who, had been attending the Govern if, they would have their: ment schools,, paid
,
the. Eastern they say they are
,
.
from
in
ner
themselves and anxious to further
these
expended
,
.
.
than ours. I better educated think that the education over given is. the the heads of the children in most cases. of these children We have hacl many
for
educational
down
at
purposes.
$24,785.
We
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may accept
the
been
addition
the
inference that the
irresistible
saved
the
to
matter
of fact he could schools have
Catholic
the and
if
so,
THE
lished,
existence, The money
therefore from an
spent was,
of
Though
x
the
of
saving
spent
in
How
iu
this
be called
was
wantonly
tionalists
in
with
the of
"
common
sense
If
the
would
which rival
the article
we
have
it
been
establishments. have shown
should be given up to him, and all but Roman Assisted schools Catholic abolished. schools But only iu this way field
schools.
his he justify logic. The point made that the standard of education is in the Assisted higher 111
IfUUU
will
tions
IUO
MUVCUIUHJUli
the
have
Government
lUOIrllfU-
But we schools. without and ceasing, of the most cruel
it
as
one
which
the
double system works that while the latter to maintain schools every in the far distant and thinly
wrongs the community,
in
compelled both
where,
where
peopled say the
it
needless
is
to
places never denominationalist canny and on the other hand, in penetrates, the more where it is populous parts incumbent the State to equally upon maintaiu
a
handicapped
by
should schools
it
school,
rival
be heavily of its own
How is it conceivable that subsidising. the State school can do itself or justice, for the matter of that do justice tc the that rival school robs it of a of its reduces its scholars, great part teachers' lowers the fees, and necessarily attractions which the Government have if
taxpayer,
to to offer, finally making it impossible standard of efficiency a in preserve The wonder is that with the teaching. insane competition its kept on legs by its scholars the State own have been able to do as well as For have. they are not far from ourselves we sharing on the subject. sense of strong the grade of both teacher
Bishop Gibney's We experience
feelings a
at
humiliation and taught
in
of the Govern many ment But whose is the fault schools. ? That of the State herself. We welcome of the the appearance o. the Bishop All that can be said arena. for the so
he espouses will be said and said But he will allow us to perhaps iu he has made little con say way the community either that the vincing is the cheaper, double system or that side well.
'
when sing gains,
elevates
it
the or
the
that
arrangement,
school it
finally or
fourths pelled
to
contribute
in
one
of the age of the pet.
spirit
Assisted
Government
consent
modicum
a
of
know,
at
or
to
is
an
insist
smaller
pie to
three
should
be
ihe
support
National Library of Australia
com
of
matters we as much in the to the regard
assistance. Now as of saving to the Assisted
least
made who object
vides for their and examination. fore essentially State schools —
trust
our
They a
and fact
will
to
AVI
nroiguu
UllO
A U U III
One
of the causes the Assisted against in curious concert
for
replies
obvious can
two the
.and
only did
feel
places. to this
satisfactory amazed
charge that that
one
we or
not
themselves to present minds of our con Like all temporaries. sensible the advocates people, of the Assisted school seek to system achieve the greatest possible results with the means at their command. of Why, in the name troubled
should then, they be ex out sums of lay large in schools in money establishing centres for the scantily peopled benefit half-a-dozen of, say, when for the same ex children, in a more penditure, judiciously to
views
and
by
tests
are
fact, as
an
in
exactly school
paid though
I
in
Assisted Government
ought one
to
school,
school
as
worth
public that disgusted father's consent From school.
so
the
in
a
and lowest, receive
very will
mine
school.
public
much
are
no
ever
the
an
Schools, all
same
over
who has been anyone public and a private I am all I sure, confirm
and a
would,
Yours,
etc.,
R. S.
no
wouia
oe
capaoie
or
The following to the an
same
sideration
which is, .-—Most
worth
from " J South
letter reveals
a "
Wales
serious
con-
young
the
of distinction dogma they are thus able to obtain instruc thorough elementary religious tion without to their doing violence appreciate
juvenile that he
subtle
consciences.
If
a
child
feels
needs religion he can get plenty of it under the New South Wales and most of the children do system,
if
boon this saving has been to the State in the past, when the country could not borrow foreign money and at present, when it can only borrow with extreme
signed New
of the children of the clergymen with regard the visits and I have known pleasure, several attend the classes held boys religiously As ministers. by four or five different most of the pupils are too to
to a sum than larger named by Bishop Gibney. about as this matter of
can there be no question, expense the Assisted schools did not to the fortunate exist , so, thanks fact that they do exist, there can be no about the saving question effected them. What a through
extract
paper, of the
aspect
system
attord-
accomodation to the children of the Assisted neighbouring school in addition to those already in attendance. It cannot be doubted that the cost to the State of school accomodation for all the children of the colony, including the value of the would sites, that And
of
.
ing
amount
be regarded
expression tried three
:
require proof. Any takes an intelligent in must education be that there is hardly a single in the colony, if there be one,
interest
to
of
I do not enter the of say. question to the State or but expense otherwise, on the question of which school is preferable I certainly hold strong views.'
who
aware
is
of
attending
1
foul
only)
in Western experience (not unhesi but in Victoria) I can the morality in Sate say that
own
education 1 take it, the world,
in
(boys
appeared
,
mode I
Australia
ehild
the those
school
cultivating. and then was schools, 1 managed to get my to finish at the. private
tatingly schools
is the schools, it perfectly clear, State makes a saving of fifty per cent in "results." It is equally easy to show that the State has been saved a very in expenditure large the of matter building by the Assisted schools. Indeed this
the question of is, the children. I give I was Until experience.
was
etc
only
my
pre are snbjected the same In and its con
reply. to an attention which does not appear either or by yourself
and was or State
school, public
oaths,
1
both
in
educated at a private then transferred to a school., Never can I the difference between the two. I
fifteen
the
same
Gibney's and I would
question,
almost unknown, but in language was school the the State boys and girls mixed and obscene together, jests,
I
by
Bishop
your
forget In the private
I
to the
as
education
own
you my I
—
amongst
morality I
I
:
Editor.
the
leader
West
experience system
secular
draw
to
the
to his
the
I
I
writes
read
on
PRESS.
letter
a
important point to be mentioned the Bishop, that
I
kJuCbUU
less
are
patent On all
educated instead of
schools,
I
Papal
is
THE
TO
I have
able
your like
I
uiiv
schools results"
sun.
children
wmcn
so
"
This
noonday
complaint
will
it
country.
To
Sib,—
4>lisv
ujr
schools, to the
same
sequences,
O.
paper is that they are colleague, generally set up in the more populous centres rather than in remote and thinly bush There peopled are some
the
spectors.
voiced schools, by the Perth and its Southern
morning
liTt
noi'/l £scuav&
work up scribed standard
give
of
exists
it
Assisted
"
perhaps
must
undeniably
contemporaries
this
R. S." in thus Australian of the Victorian
the sacrifices sake by those to State schools. The
Government
we
will
implied which
detail
LETTERS
I
the Assisted half than the
pro inspection are there
to which
system
a
the
to
system of
the question the State effected by schools— or,
voanlfa
State
regular
utterance
similar
to
to
constitute them State the matter of State they stand upon precisely
the
pronounce
contemporary time to the study
of approval every important
properly, for conscience
more
In
attain,
our
Delegate's
the Gov provide schools for well as the larger the Assisted schools
—
sanction " the same as the Govern footing ment" schools. The State found ed them by Act of Parliament, the State prescribes their curriculum, the State fixes the standard of educational to which efficiency
they
If
our on
give a little the education as question in the United States, find that the probably
—
know,
must
ment.
that
opinion is value, highly dark as with ever of interpretation
Satolli's
Monsignor
body
to
schools.
as
mo
see
regret whose
daily,
most
bush rush to maintaining schools, the conclusion that it has not done so. This conclusion is as false as it is As a matter of fact hasty. the Catholic church has for many in one or indeed,' years place almost from other, continuously its foundation in the colony supschools in localities at which ported the attendance was too average small to entitle them to State
this
requisite
pected
equitable with the that
I
must
idea
one
—
the the and colony conditions. of the im play scorn for facts which they when dilating add brilliancy
concerning
that for the pur discussion there is poses not a sin sle den omi n n/h" nn n.l snhnnl in the In other words Colony. Assisted school in West every Australia of the is, by virtue Conscience an Clause, absolutely undenominational school during the hours allotted by the Act to secular instruction. the Further, Assisted schools lack no single
sanity,
by depres the later
accord
to
of
bear
complained
regard
.
least
They
ought
examination no better The Inspector's thair the economic one. declares that the certainly report results of the examination show a for the Assisted than higher percentage for
morning
If
required.
to
we
Finally,
while centres, are found in the larger and only attractive no more centres— well more be said than can that this is the state of things deliberately Act. produced by the Education In connection with this matter we have yet another remark to make. Our contemporaries, having never heard read of the Catholic or
,
DUUUvlO
'
must
they
the
customarily indulge on the subject may to their leaders, regarded merely as but certainly does not essays, tend to increase their value as con tributions to a serious discussion. As usual, our task of replying to attacks thejr the Assisted upon schools resolves from the itself, necessities of the case, into one of their erroneous im correcting and loose statements. pressions In the first place they are glaringly in error, or of deliberate mis guilty when they speak of representation, " Catholic" and "denominational"
and the half of a second. tublishment We do not 6nppose that the Bishop will be hardy enough to insist that the entire
.
policy, at acquire
existing educational That unrestricted that fine agination, and in figures,
where there exist a denominational and a State school side by side the cost to the Stateis from hav greater positively the whole of the one es ing to support
is
to
ernment
public. aim really from their
result
information Education Act of
that
can
useful
is
twenty
the
contemporaries
exact
spent pertinacious competition State-schools, and, when, it has robbed the State r f a sum in the large
schoolmasters shape of fees theirs but for In a previous
our
treated
just
at
any present
a
moreover,
have
papers
can
when most of by the denotnina-
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tneir question, yet of tha my justly complain amateurish extremely disquisitions on the to which these subject
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saved
unreasonable
readers
fallacious.
equally
be
uum;auoa
£32,272,
supposed is
teaching, the name
would
it
and expect the West Australian the Advertiser to Albany display an intimate with the acquaintance
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have made should themselves sufficiently acquainted with the Act to be aware that undei its Governprovisions purely ment schools may be opened where an attendance of twelve average be maintained, can while for the school the opening of an Assisted much higher average attendance of
to
while single penny, unfortunately not been to save the State has able the needless Catholics of expenditure The argument derived from 1124,785.
.
Australian.
the
for Church its advocacy
of the abandons Assisted school system, That the argument of conscience. not underlies the argument only whole demand for Assisted schools, but it is the sole and amply suffi demand. cient reason for that
our
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the
with
away
the in
ment,
will
hope,
run
that
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contemporaries
the
by
REPLY
and
we
not
I
of children
prove and imaginative If unpractical contemporaries. have we another to not, bring the force of which forward, even admit. It is they must simply this. The present Education Act the establishment of prevents Assisted schools in small very communities. Before writing, our
are
the
Advertiser
West
economic religious of view, waste of means. point pure The Catholics been shown have not to have saved the State the disbursement
body
:
IN
RECORD,
A.
Australian
the except Orphanage, in the State school was in and enough for a'l purposes.
were
beliefs
it
remainder.
to
we
towns
W,
been been
prove this. been estab
only
accepted
whose
—
say
country
have had
never
,
if
by the
sense
we
—
educate
they might number
,
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chosen locality, ten times that This reason, sufficient for
in fourth, that fourth
denomination
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is
inconsequential arguments by to prove that the State would OiuittiDg have bad to make this ex additional of its coming penditure good, in default from denomination!! funds. As a
:
own,
to beiongitig in no offensive
money But the Bishop one of the most
State. with
us
presents gloriously
would
valne
other and
the
I
then
a
of their
to
I
of conclusion premise, any to be drawn, should be that the wonld have had to this pay had not done Roman Catholics if
schools
learn not the word "heretic," school.
bitter
.
it that this suui has really referred paid by the denomination is the first to, and for educations This The second premise of the contention.
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meaning until
Yours
they
of
the
leave
etc.
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June
8.
difficulty,
business estimate like
The
men
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than
our
be better able most unbusiness
contemporaries. West Australian
'to
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