The Record Newspaper - 15 September 1892

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Experience.

(Concluded.) was jf

a

only

she

was

the

And

said

lie

Mary, older

years hut she

hated her, ensnared me drunk.

boy.

and

;

than I. her brothers

and

happiest

ceremonies it wedding has to witness. my good fortune

I

time I was ever believed her dead, Mary, Can you think 1 would such a wrontr. inv darl-

I

After

only

!

He heard

rushed the from their voices angry

I got small

togtlier satchel

purse I put

in this

softly catch I was

tlio

few

a

little

I had

things dollars

lifty

only a few installed herself

Western

o'clock

in

A

in

a

lucky

enough

"Pilot"

them. wife

but Of

I

took

what

use

notice

no

She

?

to

||P

that

seldom

I

not

toll

him.

God ordained be content. Have

fear hair

met

enough

first

n

of

any

for

but

to

I

aged rapidly ; my and name is too my to excite common a one any suspicion. "Was it at first that those advertise ments or of appeared in the "Pilot," ;

white,

got

late years In the

I

?

asked. and

beginning I had long after. while a good before Hid

it

other

never

until

never,

again? would

I

oh,

!

I

yes,

answered,

passionately. in this old heart to-day day I left him. Though 1 said little, faithful

Poor I

can

I

went

If

dear

heart;

bring

you help, Sister Emilia She the story. entered which into was my plan, or lhan the insertion less in the tisement "Pilot,"

who,

Mass., come,

if

Little

Sisters

summons

;

her

June to

to

the

the

at

hastened and found,

.a

I was Little

me

to obey instead of

the the for

Sister Emilia lodgedeeper, waiting room. me in the little It is well are she you come, Now haste to away smiling.

wedding. What wedding, astonishment. Mrs.

Council's,

husband

whose?

;

I

the reply.

all night, and they

the are

to

for

said the

asked

in

Her way only The

by bridesmaid. you is at the old couple fcjie door, carriage Come and bo introduced in the parlor. to to the who wishes bridegroom, thank you for his happiness

waiting

thein

hair was

the

We found hand sofa, a

tall,

seventy. with girl

horse sittiug'on in hand. He clasped man of perhaps fine-Jooking She sat beside him, shy as a

her first lover, either cheek.

spot on Thanks, fcAntiona

were

congratulations, in order.

National Library of Australia

bright au.d (I

shall

rose

yxylaspare

fond

the

went

back been the

be

was

affec had

so

he

now

cross.

in his

formerly

on

for

more

for

door " :

had

astonished

word. fore for

had

often

two

day or Benton, but telling

have

quickly down the had woman

a

"Mr. without

his I

thus morn

to

all

in be

go away closed the

path time gone

before to say off

buy plants in

nevcr

them them an

wife

won't

to

then

Franz

a

I

;

this about

be for

manner, his plans

affectionate good was stunned Margaret by this and Katarina strange behavior, could see that she was quietly crying as she went about her daily duties. Franz that even Folger did not return and his wife sat up late that night ing, bye.

bidding Boor

never

went

The

slept. to Mr.

over

next

Benton's

day but

ha said

she was

from home, and the son he make sufc without inquiry,

away would

since it was attention, that Mr. Folger had simply taken lively a notion and would return strange soon. Hay had followed day, days of and hopeful mornings disappointed arousing

evenings

Franz there

public

;

two

had

been

weeks

and passed nor back, of him. tidings

not

come

any

a

understood

comforting

everything help.

she

did

not

She

1

she her

and knew

that

Katarina the in

say the the habit

aud had

Mutter,

ac

to

had

father

of

lier

"

now

he

her

to

that

promised

all

Her had

sorrow.

she

if

a

were

as to plans fortune. great Things down at the new tempting the She had village! almost

in

decided for ups

bunch

a

upon

of Jolinny-jumpin her bonnet, scarfs for blue-spotted to put

mamma

of those

fine

a Easter card for her papa, pretty and two of those teacher, chocolate made her mouth water eggs that every time she looked at them— one marked

with

and

papa

now

do

to

F—

an

these

was

nice

? Katarina things keep the tears from flowing she thought of it.

not

That

was

number The next

disappointment

This

the

was

other.

day would

be Holy Thursday. Kata always been chosen as one of to walk in the proces girls of the Blessed Sacrament just be

and

flowers, what was

her

she'd

feel

she to do ? time since

some

A hope came perhaps might appear

the be

wild spring flowers fore and she knew she Hnly Thursday, could make them answer her purpose No child well. in the village had such of the favorite and earliest knowledge haunts of each particular blossom as Katarina. There was a sort of rivalry between her and her young companions to see who should lind "the first speci men, as Franz especially Folger each them on of a year spurred by offers prize to the lucky discoverer— -a of

pot

a

daisies,

cowslip for their

rose-bush the

others

wou

was

usually

the

this

d,

or

perhaps

Try as Katarina finder. But she had been

for many watching days, not one of the sho loved had yet rewarded plants her Is it any wonder eager search. Katarina's heart was ? it

Tuesday

tnere

but forth

was on

uo

heavy had been raining, chance of going

Wednesday in

all

its

and

brightness, hope flickered Sho hurried were

wreath

her all

the

glory once

of

so

that

a

quest

on

had

sun

warmth

come

and

prepared

dress for

and the

veil morrow

and

by

She

this.

too,

hair

fair

so

neatly braided, her eyes spark ling with and excitement, in carrying her hand the lovely flowers of spring. So at least her mother as thought she stood in the her doorway watching down the tripping The poor path. woman's heart was aching. She and the twins would follow Katarina short the service and see the pro ly to attend but cession, where, where was the

cheeks

and

aglow

Franz

So also

back

to

rested wended

eyes

the

'

implore

I

us,

Miss

thought

when her

Mary

Fanning Katarina as

on

its procession way past her and at sight of the flowers pew j she could an scarcely repress exclamation, of The service delight. over, the child was startled at stopped this

being

bright-faced she

by

and

girl

where

questioned her obtained

had

as

pretty had not yet

for the speaker blossoms, found any. No, said Katarina, they come first down near where I live. Will you gather some all more, you can ancl find, to bring them up my house on fresh Saturday niornin"? asked Miss And Mary.

Katarina,

at

wondering she

the

request,

promised,

would.

(To be Continued.) Daughter tho

to

wed

better

Oliai

wo

he's

not,

:

so

absentthe bill.

in

it

what many

Dr.

invito

Mother

charge

lie,

requires

Shall

:

resepliou.

Ho might

asks

no

answers

Bigthink minded. I

but.

questions The door

r

bell

mamma.

To. complote know those

the

outfit—

imported

ymi \ es.

for

got

Brown pool

:

man.

smoke I

of

leel

smoke.

after tho

a

Wife

poarl darling.

them

would

it

sort

some

nie,

What about

thinking

more

thefast-dyin up in Katarina's btvast! home' from school. There

white

her

dress,

a

gardens.

although

|much

background

fee

even

as

taste,

formed green moss, as a floral pretty as could design be desired. The child herself was to look pleasant as upon she started for the church in her white

however,

fortunate

season,

occasions

;

to

that

such just with

and the delicate the pure pink of the arbutus, of the white and the light blood-roof, and of the and deep blue hepatica their violets, against of

to

ashamed

so

up for did it

Bring Thee."

the and strew and priest flowers of box along the of the sprigs aisles church. had ever Her father taken care that she should have the prettiest basket of any girl's in the school. This for the first time she would year have no

morning, having gathered blossoms she could find, Kata rina arranged them in a pretty white and gold basket that Mrs. Benton had given her once and which was treasured

" father ? Oh, Franz, what has Franz, " become of you?" she sighed, I can't bear this any it will kill me. longer, If return you do not I must oy Easter tell some one— yes, I'll speak to Father Dunne ; he will be kind, I know, and can advise nie what to do. Oh, God 1 have on our innocent pity children.

for was

!

whenever one.

with

Fred. where But, alas ? Where the money that

all

could

another

M,

an

Mux

next

the

her

her

for

so

store

one

and felt so had made a the best in

approval, thfit she

The

all

and

here,

cast at the feet of her Lord walked amid His children to Katarina sped homeward to

to

He

her mother the good news, and went .bed that with one night burden lifted from her mind.

Heilige

:

different

vestment.

of

teli

would

words

disappointments

parent's of success

certain dozen

knelt

do

greatness

to

report would

and

,

I Perhaps but she then the earth be

delight? on her, down on

tell

to

morrow.

for this quarter at school learn to one of his sing favorite German for him, sho songs should have a bright silver dollar to as she liked for spend just Easter. She had tried hard to earn this proof

good

not

when

uns

add

and

What

arbutus. in the

trailing she did

there

blossoms

"

two

prayer

!

come

she the

her

was

had

a

Rosary,

soon

faith

again

fuer

Angel

side it, and kissed yes, she actually it, she did indeed A little further on, at her .so were smiling up brightly, dozens of the white blood-root pure and down blossoms, there in that little dell the lovely, modest a few hepatica the violets, too, advance guard of the vast host creeping in up so stealthily their uniform of blue, to take the hearts of creatures by storm. How, now she would have and beautiful fragrant

way

might

taught

Week

Katarina her own

her

on

over

bitte

With to

help her, she bounded like a away young antelope, across the meadow of freshly springing and on to grass, up the sunny hill-side, the of woodland be straggling piece, there yond ; and there, 0 joy hiding so under the withered coyly leaves the child found that sweetest herald of

and

of stop to and there c raying before who is God's Mother in

and school, of her statue that ours, papa back. In. her simple

over say himself

no

She

would

child got the church,

the and

had To

the

to

look.

last

a

Guardian

ought

never

ashamed

was

take

but

;

flowers.

no

flowers,

the spring, think you her surprise

husband was treat knowledge her ing her so strangely. Prayer was only hope and support. Every night when tliii boys were put to sh'ap sho

still

proved

had

hands

loving

no

!

not begin to herself, much with her

mingle

and that

neighbors,

t

poor Katarina every thing had changed. Her dear mother kept growing thinner ami paler and sadder. The wise Jittlo girl

for

sion fore

one

to

said

Margaivt,

evening

whilo and hurried

a

Her

now.

the

on

gone when

ago,

find

on

rina had the little

ready for his expectant

caress

bought

his hand. his good,

than he gloomier ever, his work, then returning,

low tone home this

and

with

ill

never

;

day

seeming

antl was

last

eame

Vermont

from

never

wife,

a

for door

Year's

to

leaning wearily a pleasant word

industrious smile and

the

nothing.

morning

tell

his or

opened the ,

of mile

a with romp of telling theni wonder of the Franz Fatherland, sat his pipe in smoking head low on his hanging

now

gone, and as she credit she would trouble she kept

nearly

mother's

flowers, would to her

!

or

Holy

or

stories

started

for

requested of

heard

ful

ing,

adver

au

ones

children. Things until a few weeks

more

Convent

we

;

bright

I

!

avidity

of

New

moody and

ill-tempered,

breast Ho more

X.

in

came messenger wanted immediately

Sisters.

and

silence,

told

nothing

the

to

passed

one

and with

after

but he had He used full of fun

work,

the

thought:

charge

had been very He recovered and

since.

same

Folger

was

time

When

the pieces of spread thinner, cheese not so bountiful. This was all but too true. The Folgers well-to-do were and had a snug people, sum laid by for a rainy day, but it was in building and poor Mar associations, could not draw on her cash garet it.

cun-

Benton's green- houses, a the At the beyond village. time our story Kata opens, however, rina was Do you no happy. longer care to know why ? If so, I will tell

deep

heart patient it shall be done.

was

living,

possible,

Weeks But

I

she

!

asking formerly of

Connell, if

he

as

to

of John

news

would He is as

all

had

Of evenings, when he of having tho habit

marry

good

twin of whom

blue-eyed

who

florist,

tionate

wanted

a

of the

saw,

for

so,

two

or

little —

you him

return

never

In

mother, two

a

not and she last, least, the beautiful country and own cat and a dog, and chick ens and and a garden. You never knew ducks, fonder of flowers than this anybody child was see she got this taste ; you from her a and a German, father,

grippe. to his

I

wasn't ago there in the whole girl

in

practical rich Mi.

her

butter

meat

and and

Sundays,

grown and would

living to him, you

J

'The

of

More very dearly. comfortable home, was a best and hat gown

a

the barrel, the the wood-pile Lent began Kata-

own

from

ever

you

the

ping

gentle and

without

the

moment. were

wbihv

J

""J

haired,

Katarina she had

Some you. her father

!

surprise. she said ;

weeks

that

for

in

nie

of that, this he

if

Surely, to

have died

at

thought

never

any here. that you

to

might

looked

seen came

occur

woman

She

I

intervals

at

not

—j

in

fair

lived ed a

your

I used

never.

lrrnfilv.

nianv

Chronicles Ave Maria.

sweet, father,

ingest,

over,

before

u

kind

brothers loved

cross. my striven to

have

"

few

a

had

and

1

Strangely it

was

I

never

you friends

former

It and

it,

the story

me

so "

in

empty,

accord, gave up tak with her lunch, ing a cake to school for she knew that although she was too to fast she coulcl make little young of mortification acts which would be God but of late the slices pleasing of bread in her basket were smaller, rina,

was

little happier than Katarina county Folger. truth, she ought to have been

she

he did married

for

Sisters

said that and, ; day, house was no place for me. And felt toward bitterly you have him ? I believe he told God. Ho, thank me the truth. The only bitterness was as

had

place.

KATAEXNA.

bio that

I

Little

of

was

hearts From

O

years.

I came to this city, hundreds of miles from my happy Hew home. England have passed, and Thirty years now, it is near the end." And you have heard nothing of him in all that time ? Yes ; there were in advertisements the

she

after,

the

letter came from the old couple to well and happy say that they were and very grateful and then we heard ; no more of the whose pair, strange and sad experience had separated two lovins?

Express. time ; and

be in

to

in

smad of lmr

very

low

very

nearly

;

an

One

my drawer, my own-savings in my and stole out pocket, hall. I wanted to through the one

months

was

t-.>

took

they

over

lived

and I while

roomi, outside,

was

train for the East, and I return early ed home, at the strange marvelling of earthly the in and ruling events, scrutable of I Providence. ways afterward learned that the woruan who broken the home h(id up peaceful

oh, I did have done you I love better ing, that than my life ? You to have made I ought sure, heart my answered at last, beginning and cold. to gpow. hard —

it

beeu

ever

flour coal-bin

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the reader.) After the bride-to-be had taken-an affectionate leave of the Little and the kisters, prospective bridegroom had presented a token of substantial we three entered the carriage gratitude, and in half hour an 1 had the pleasure of assisting at one of the

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U.S.A. In 1829 ha become the '"American iVIanufacturer,"

Jwtet'colonial

toertcams.

He

newspaper. of the New He entered

(From

Daily

News.)

sachusetts of tary

FOREIGN.

London, clerk

A

Marine

September

of

has

Paris

Ministry sentenced to

been

by

for accept years' imprisonment Govern bribe from the German to disclose certain infor official

twenty ing a ment

mation

of

a

Nearly

thousand

been

tims

have the during

cholera

buried

The deaths past fortnight. average about three reported officially but there are hundred daily, many unrecorded. cases Despite the fact that have au en the erected municipality for the destruction of ormous laboratory cholera

the

in

germs inhabitants,

the

"of

the fresh

are

On occurring. the unfortunate

tinually steamers

quarantined

deaths

Seventeen board one

occurred

ami

Liverpool

wrecked

was

All

yesterday. saved by

the

the Sir

from Isle

ot

At

the held

being

in

including

speakers, the

posed eight

Union London,

proposal system.

hours'

Mr. Frank the Mercantile

Congress the

lor

a

of

Matthew's says Sir Millidge in ence was then overwhelming, of his leading position quence and religions of teetotal number

influ

Mr.

was he amount

largo

supposed of

cholera

"

with

a

bodies, a

capital.

London, The

conse

command

to

Hamburg

at

Hying ed vessels. ed

process

a

the

with

that reached Lloyds dur Windermere, t» from Glasgow voyage has

rumour

A

discover

bacillus.

cholera

the

have claims t<» of vaccination

Pasteur

of the

crew

ing a recent Fremantle,

at

unconfirmed

death

the

is

report

to sighted, tin occurrence nourniug concludes thai Costol

misunderstood Windermere. Ed.

tlmt

us

the

must the foreigner from the tlm s-jgunls

Broome, Sir Frederick to wants of Trinidad, Robert ot

tired to

ing

I!

fun

of

failure

raiilious.

result that

feared

follow

a

to

London

the

state

similar now

ptcvuils

of in

and small

things Aus-

Xralia.to

a Nihilist attempted Warsaw with dyna the Greek Cathedral but the bomb exploded premature mite, thus showing blowing him to pieces, ly of the bomb, but not the effectiveness

At

destroy

of his

well-known

Greenlcaf

John 1807,

Whittier,

is

Jreenleaf a t ayerlnl1,

poet,

John

dead.

Whittier

The

of

occurrence

Capt.

McLeod,

bound

to

while

Fremantle, (as reported chief

born

Massachusetts,

National Library of Australia

that

to

seems

murder" to have

which

tho

not

credence

be

can

9.

A

Fresh

of

of the occurred the

on

Copper day it fell The

is 5s.

failure

share

large The

denly

to

Yesterday, being hoisted the City Bank, some knocked

three

severely

injuring

Yester

average

The

Gladstonian

to

serious

Cirencester,

is

8.

the

of unothor

trial

which

proceedings,

with

Broken

is

of wages. M 'Don

of

Secretary

aid,

has been Union, the funds embezzling

Bootmakers'

9.

with

James charged .with sawmill Opie,

was

10.

September

to shipping difficulty likely as the Adelaide disappear, Steamship its of the Co, has notified disapproval in the present rate proposed reduction

9.

yesterday,

Hill,

was

costs.

Melbourne,

dull.

the

prejudice the rule

consequently

discharged

the

The Chief think the

not

to

intended

con

with

pending

in

concerned. did however, was

before

cartoon

is

Justice, cartoon

Mr. appointed clerk of the Local of Police Magis

September

un

for alleged connection

pending

now

James

Association.

A

of

the

has

warrant

the

charged been

Unionist, Mr. assault ou The evidence showed that contractor, the prisoner Mr. culled Opie a blackleg, and rushed him from struck on behind,

issued

him

Scrymgour, MoKinlay, Henry, Goodwin, Martin (2), Connel, (2) Mesdames Aclkinson, Eggers, Scrym gour, Harvey, Lee, May hew and

brutal

the

on

and

head, He was

him

felled

The

have

police

received

the three

information

the

of.

that

showing

strike,

arrest. 10.

September

is

of

list

a

the

the

pas

Victorian

s.s.

.

:

Free

foreigners, including G'eeks, and Germans, intended renew Italians, to the works. the rush attempt ing These men are well fairly armed, and since the begin have procured weapons

Shares Brokens

rose

this

rapidly 73s. and

are

portionately

morning.

others

are

pro

strong.

they

General

mischief.

mean

his

following on board

sengers Messrs.

to

to

sentenced

for

Adelaide,

labor.

hard

The that

The

leant

<S

it

New

Zealand

Ministry

and

Gladstone.

tbeui with fixed to bayonets, Barricades the slopes of the mine. and defence works were then hastily thrown and 100 miners and up by the police,

quantity the of it

round

swung off

men

of

premises

on

passing

a

them.

hour

to

a miner attacked work yesterday,

upon

8.

violence who was and in

liioi.

The

armed

supposed But though and

assembled,

men

to

by four be

some

indulged

fixed

for

about

sir

A cablegram George Grey New Zealand

o'clock an

hundreds in

something

"

of

Faint

the

hooting

not

yelling, six in

patrick

sent

week by Sir members in

last

other

anil to

from

bucklel'.

Mr. age

Gladstone be

said,

steadfast

;

to

ernlj'

The

retired at they finally the it im finding evening, to cross the open slopes and possible where attack uon-uiiiumsts the mines, without shot are down. working, being defence force was oeutered The

Government

land

correspondent Herald") Morning l.o taken task by

the Auck(writes the of "Sydney have

been

their

opponents

severely tor

the electric it light apparatus, it was the inientiou staled, of being, ihe light, to and the strikers destroy rush under cover of the mines dark

to Mr. Glad message him on the result stone, congratulating elections of the general the in United The message was as I'oI'owp Kingdom. Mr. Gladstone, "Die England. af New Zealand send cougiaMinistry

ness.

lulations.

New wired

despatching

by

special

forces must until relieved.

do

and their

that best

the to

present hold out

ten o'clock

lust

!

!

'

uight

fully

3..000

J.

Hpuses

Ballance, Premier." la of Parliament exception

to the action taken of the Govern and unwarrantment, a an uncalled-for able interference in the affairs political uf tlm mother and ata conutry, was

I

Later. At

both

,

train,

:

"

Wales Government that M' Johnston they arms and ammunition

to

cable

South

are

a

sending

round

have

September

also

wore

about

of timber

iscitations

injuries

Bulletin"

Chief

has

Sydney,

attack.

XNTSSXl-COXiONXAXi.

returning

Mr.

of the " publisher J ustice Darley, of court, in tempt the of a publication

YYesleyiiu

it.

The

pickets

stagnant

the

of Melbourne City Building has closed its un doers, being meet the calls of deposilots upon

Society able to

and

10. Septenber summoned Abigail

Sydney,

ex

September

9.

September

is

changed.

dealer.

are

sharemarket

Yesterday

Houses of

Melbourne,

officials

Association de Fellmongers' mand an ot a a duty penny export The Treasurer pound on greasy wool. is unfavourable to tho suggestion.

of

Adelaide, The

Mr. Johnston, Magistrate, yester ordered the police to lull day afternoon in front of the in Court House, and

The

result

bo anticipat

may

The

and

was

augmented,

vastly

difficulties

The

through

the

a

for

a

be

will

plaintiff

Government,

Shares

the

Winterbotham,

as

place,

stagnation and terrible

marched

reducing

representative dead.

duction

formerly to the position Court, trate at Port Adelaide.

ning

Hamburg

wheat is sud harvest from the ravages of red is

a of a prospect general strike as the result of the re of wages. Should this take the distress and prevailing

8.

September

McGruth,

ton.

per

both

announced

is

Johnston,

a

are

6s.

Hill. is

maritime

of the

September

itinerancy font years.

to

ground.

at £44

quoted

British suffering which

rust,

flicted

the

At

Ed

to Europe. Thousands are starving at owing to trade being paralysed the outbreak of cholera.

There

8.

one

Jaidinson,

passed

to

manufactures

of cholera board the

cases

Broken

to

killed.

A delaide,

here Mr.

constantly vessel how in is Tho city of New York of the state of panic. Many their quarantined implore passengers removal others demand their while

A

has

months'

occurring quarantine. in a wild

was

bill

The

only.

and 'bus

Mrs.

tending ministers

officials

The assailants by urnob. The men yet beeu identified. under escort have been forwarded police not

have

out

September

Wellington,

of the Trades At yesterday's sitting Union Congress in Glasgow resolutions favor of the" were Gov passed in its ernment restricting the purchase of British

speeches.

assaulted

was

took

horse attached runaway collided with traui near a

Kilda;

possible

slightest attached.

inflammatory

a

passengers,

coin

alleged to the of previous departure Swansea a statement barque from

of

of the

were

of a steuuier On the arrival having board Port on Non-Unionists at Ade the men intended laide, yesterday, being Broken for the leader of the. party Hill,

foreigners

nuture

emissaries

morning

This riorning

made

orderly.

alarming

carriage

a

St.

strange will be

"

the

is

captain

charge a

the

to

coast

tlie

have led to of facts. It

that

now

in

to

state

arrival

on

alive

Vic

death

off

night

this

reinforcements of police Adelaide. It is report passed through. will most ed that o,n thoir arrival steps be takan to arrest some of probably the labor leaders, who Sleath including

in

Yesterday

Windermere

was

officer

misconception

the the

the

a

the

concerning Windermere

hitherto

80

1

Later. i

some

policy

a

enormous

an

ed.

strong the re to be

to

adopt

Melbourne,

at that a mutiny occurred on hoard the port of Swansea, and that while was shot. landing Capt. McLeod

three was

are

induce

to to

of un

virtually

daybreak.

discussion lengthy the House on trou the strike Broken bles at Hill. the de During bate the Acting Premier the expressed confidence of the Government in Mr. the Johnston, Police and Magistrate, that stated the authorities weie fully

and within

September

Sydnpy, American

colony,

permission

advices the

theories.

The

In

of

(?)

Mr.

a

what

Further

wreck

seen

individuals

wil

was

position

from the police advis rump, despatched their the Unionists to return to ing homes quietly which of them did. many before No trouble is expected further

look.

yield.

object

comparatively down certain building brings of over six liabilities with is distress Great, likely and it is in consequence

Bunk,

societies,

may

being

and position, present its and the colony people.

The

i

Governor Sir succeed

Tasmania,

at

ton,

receive

London,

now

his

.General institution,

to

il

The New

return

shortly

an Italian captain, which ansignals Mr. wore given.

was

have

of

officer

chief

informs (.1 the

Windermere, alVn' baric

the

present. the

Costel,

Mr.

ami The

mutinied,

murdered.

was

captain

ship

that

oldest mines

the

of the such a

and a number of Non-Unionisfs. hundreds of men assembled about near the mine, but withdrew, midnight the that had been seeing preparations made for their It is rumored reception. that efforts are made by some un being

pluce

silver.

Costel)

continues

ninch uml alarm force, unabated witli and con is desolate, Tiio is felt. city Much and panic.. with vulsed grief wheie "Yule, also Iclt at Now alarm is of hundreds by Hamburg passengers to land, and are not permitted @hips are board scores on the quarantin by

M.

the Hill

Hill,

one

the

Later. At

i,

police Some

Unionists but terrorism, have been very

New

being given to coin silver. on the fact that

There is already manifested to being

will

toria

of Brazil by the

8.

Seytember

is

for to

right Wales based

South

applied the colonies

for

State

1

urgently

Italian

of instigation to his depar to the Secre

any

no

f

assert

but

at pre'

l0'8S.

except It necessary. the was rumoured last that night Unionists hud attack en an projected on masse the Proprietary Mine, conse the Magistrate quently camped there all night, the works being patrolled by

known

for

which is very quest, unlikely It is believed, granted. however, both New South and Wales

manager Bank, produces copies ol written letters formerly by bira, protest made by the advances being ing against with which Bank to shoddy institutions but Davis was associated, Sir Matthew

and

George for Englaud,

opposition

compulsory

late

Millidge,

re

gone

Agent-Geueral

the at has, Bibbs, prior

her borders.

the

having

Broken

to

becomes

Last

South Wales is that the Broken

now

principal President, op

State

Saul Samuel,

claim

paratus. Trades

and

paper,

will

they

course

anti-slavery is

t

of things, avoid sending

street

main

excitement

at

except

assailable,

despatched

state

military

for

The

of tary exclusive

the passengers of the rocket ap

aid

lyrics

lived

South,

ture

the

uear

that

for the Gov The republican candidate of Vermont State has been

con

steamer

excursion

large

were

on

in

to

critical

the

in

and

Hill,

tl(e

Martini-Henri from Sydney Government recognise

being The

are

assembled

great but apparently vailed, the attack, ling to lead defenders being

with

armed

police,

the

1838-9,, and burnt native his

contributed

Broken

were subsequently brought the Police Mr. Magistrate, who committed them for trial, Johnston, bail refused. of In consequence being hundred a yesterday's disturbance,

to-day.

vember.

autumn

been postponod choleia.

of the

sequence

Man

passengers rapidly.

German

the

He returned to 1840, and became correspon the "National Era," an antiat Washington paper, published He

men

before

rifles,

ernorship

Sir

have

manoeuvres

A

the

yesterday

in

in

mob.

offenders

extra

secre

Society edited

re years in literary of some volumes tirement, publishing which have given him a promin poems, ent American place among authors.

liner.

Russian

The

off

dying

are

Slavery

Mas

for more than at every election publican a result will of a the quarter century, not in the least influence Presiden the takes place in No tial which election,

con

hoard

a

elected.

water

drinking cases

Anti-

at

slavery in 1847. and other has since

vic

Hnmburg

in

of Legislature 1835. He became

in

State in dent of.

character.

private

strictly seven

the

He Pennsylvania. Freeman" 'Pennsylvania was sacked when bis office

7.

the

in

employed

1836

Weekly Review."

England

the

of

Boston editor

a

afterwards

was

"

the

editor

anft

jforeicpi

unjustifiable

assumption

the

Ministry

their

official

of the right and responsible

tliQ

on tp.

part express

capacity

of in aty

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question party which does not in any way concern this and where in colony, public opinion is to it divided. regard very widely Sir Patrick in the Buckley Legislative and Mr. Ballance in the Lower Council, political

the House, defended Government, contending

great

majority flnlnriinl

made

he

the

is

orlnrifld

nnonlu

Home

a

announcement

knew

Salisbury

c

supreme kingdom."

judicial

But

most

Lord

the State of

Pope's

its

ITS

NOT

NECESSITY NATURAL

The Review

OP

CONSEQUENCE

of

power

temporal dogma.

It

not

is

ONE.

be The

not

rulers.

political

Pope

is

not

a

Kingdom

this Church is not in the derive its and does not origin world, Himself from this world. Jesus Christ auswered when before Pontius Pilat6,

Christ—

"My

Kingdom

world."

this

authority

supreme

the1

Church, jurisdiction whn

derived

rnmnnsR

secular

the

to

subject

which

be

cannot

The and

power. —

a

all

and

subject

See,

not

although the spiritual

for

is

it),

the

he

nevertheless, in order

and

if

ways,

subject from this,

the

power. which

the

Pope

politically of them,

one

head

spiritual

This

of

a

many

so

speaking, but should

U

pleased kicked

aoy jn

for

poses leaves .whom

Mm a law

.dominion

is

a can

surged

Xtome. a

a

lli

nil

rm

hour

an

and

a

He

half.

that

on

age, them

could

give

had

stolen,

or

lie

What

what

and

in

for

man

his

-

own

power which

,akeu away ? instead of ?)»ut raising him, they. ought against that him, for ho believed ha

'

have

evpr

profiled

by

the

to'

he

was

lying crucifix

The

and where

purchase

was missing. at discovered ho wont to be shaved clothes. He secular was

and

crime

his

the money

was

of

the

of

Bishops

At a meeting ut the Roman New of Bishops Zealand, Dnnedin, on the 30th day of days,

following resolutions

New

Catholic held

ox

ass

congratulate, churches of the

at

were

injunction u ud carefully the officiating

'

the Roman

that

the said decree

be clearly to the people by explained at least a twice priest, church and station where

each celebrated.

whilst

our

expressing and sacrifices of New Catholics

of the efforts

by the support them to their

of still

their

admiration made already

Zealund we

schools,

greater

exertions

and

multiplication

greater

iu

exhort towards effi

ciency.

That

of two

three

or

eacu

layto

locality

be registered. be oxhorted

of

his

above resolutions of a circular and

to

Father

Holy

Episcopal

and

Jubilee,

for prayers enjoined 1893, and the following rPhj»f.

flitt

be printed to the

sent

of congratulation be on the occasion

address

an

the

to

Prn

1

nrnvpr

special

February Sunday.

10th, -

Pima

from

in

orMnrl

the MasB of the day Benediction, ot Most the Sucrauient be given, Holy on both where, possible, days ; the and the Litany of the Blessed Virgin ;

To Deum' recited or after or Mass,

sung at Benedic to. the according and that the elergy priest's convenince; exhort the faithful to go to Confession and Holy Communion on the Friday or the intentions of following Sunday for the Holy Father.

motives

of

convenience,

Duuediu

at

this

on

first

day of

1S92.

Redwood, S.M.,

M. Egan, Auckland.

for

One Johann um

uuruiy

Archbishop

Moran, Bishop of Dunedin. of Grimes, S.M., Bishop

Christchurch. D. Osmond

lowed

:

be enjoined to interest the clergy utmost to the to establish themselves ami and to maintain Catholic Schools, who are engaged and aid all oneourage of Catholic education. in the work That

clergy. That

to

Tbat

'

the form

curator

be the attention of the clergy That manner to the drawn in a very special Edu decree on Primary or Elementary Council of Sydney of the Plenary cation the with (Nos. 231 and foil, page 73),

,

That the in

j-JohnJ.

the subjoined and are here

1892,

adopted, and recommended consideration of the most earnest Catholiu Clergy of New Zealand

is

and

evil,

in order to any candidate, at elec freedom of action

to

f Francis of Wellington. Patrick "j

and

July

by published

in

committee

in appointed that every Catholic Thut Catholic voters the conscientious

Given

so

year, Mass

a

August,

Zealand.

snnlff

powerful

or

tion

him.

the

was

most

a

census

maintain their tion time.

'

had

Hadelt he

day

Circular

war

con

his

Pierrelatte,

confessed found on

is

good

duty.

themselves

was

hand. The drawers funds of the monastery

in

to

be

to

-

next

and

repre

guardians

ue

sent

Badelt

regular missed

was

taining been rifled

the

operations

lay

who Ildefonse, his attendance at the vesper

in

the

had Be contended voices their

lector's

a

matins. at Jb earing again went to his ill of the monks one where he found the 'procurator witli a of blood, dead in a pool

room,

tbc

bishop's

as

entirely

of obligation a of Christian supporting system the present education and of opposing for those system by voting godless themselves candidates who pledge only the to support Catholic claims. avoid That Catholic voters pledging

fulfil

admitted

was

against

most

church, service and

a

of churches the shadow hoary and which had had lavished the all the honour and wealth

country

the

was

puzzle

with

had to-day, his Bo said ho refused to

Aiguebelle

Father

overwhelming.

£50,

uudur

see

him.

against evidence The

began by to spend

if

at

misre

Catholic

of

Thut

names

found

General

nnd

but Be

and

be made, under the of all the the priests, localities. Catholics in the various That all the Catholics of the Colony, be registered, and that meaas be taken end. to that

in Switzerland, Italy, in all of which and Bosnia, to had admission he places sought A to rob them. in order monasteries kind was of crimes of this record long

and

vnnnnrl

that

at

on

the

executed

employing

the

and

Press

a

guidance

llVj

v-

in

the to neglectiog support Press are to a most unfaithful

That

Germany

high

of of

of

learned various

she

that

left,

frYfifMlt.flll

Al'

be

u«?ed

obligation

for

important

of a the recommendation whom he had deceived by the After his for arrest the the police procurator under he had been sentenced

ou

hypocrisy. murder

a

to

f

career.

Badelt, identity.

Dominican

-,

old

;

sup--

subject,

the

National Library of Australia

the

liit.iualf

up

.

simply

made to

kicked

.

j

monastery

brother,

for signal after lady, times that she had years ago, in her was

A

not

:

;

the outrages tbo occasion of

The

su'\jeat. be

the

uw

books

of hitherto, calumnies

The

Catholic

M. Deibler (" Monsieur the executioner. The he handed over to who will will execution be Bavachol, anarchist murderer and

his

the

to

WHhcbc

pilgrimage of guarantees law tn the Pope be

to

Valence the

lhlefonsc,

was"

was

disclose

'

to the Geueral why people him in criticising time spent so much who fattened thai brewers and publicans on the and wickedness of the vices lie could well curse him, people should should but that godly men understand, do so caused him much astonishment. of the social He was not the author it had grown around misery prevailing a

;

to

;

One

of

glimpse

j

notorious

name

j

wanted any one times and make it go four lar as auy other or as philan religious let them association could do, thropic send it to the Salvation It was Army.

and of the Pontiff, free movemeuts or who would who approach him those to protect either unable or unwilling .be wanton attack from by both any recently JYencli The

to

saying £5 or

the

oil

some

she

as

Monti,

be free to all, especially of his elaim the right and this Yet privilege be granted so never loDg as or should have it potentate to interfere or forbid with

committed

a

f

u<nu

the man Hadelt, had a remarkable

;

gUCnlj

j

factions.

by

re

of the Trappist monastery robbed and who afterwards

luuiiuu.

class

reminded of the of our recommendations Holy the Catholic the Pope to support

instrument Catholics

thief.

Mattha, whe was

Aunt

Pal her

use

provide under literature 'for those and protect them from that

Press.

as

at

iriAiiiiul/iitti

>

nizes

ol

at

as

parents of their

strong Father

convicted

in

advanced. there 'possible,

charge which is unwholesome. That our people be

men

right forgot quite and some violenco when to stop, gentle be got had to be used before she could to the back of the General platform.

prince his power

fjostile

uie

<

the

\

more.''

no

a sort commenced the great satisfaction Martha herself Aunt

audience. fcn

who

jurisdiction. could .right

devil

hensible. That reminded

FOR.

known

mau

was

Drome

|

he led of Ameri of which he had tnc

Liberia,

"

saved to

dance,

Pope should those

from

several

"

excitement

from one who might affairs of spiritual or ol serving the interests be suspected of a foreign creature the sovereign being to thut access It is unquestionably just to

The

"

gratified

great

been

;

thy

be

he can't get then made for

explaning

one

auy

melody— to

1

The

hitherto

in

more

regarding and unjust

is

religion,

MONK.

TKAPPIST

who

tin

the guillotine. de Paris") next person Deibler for

political

the style the refrain

The introduction Salvation Army and the ovation,

of the

society nations,

belong be extra

after

Bong

but

Queen.

arouse would nation, justly nations and few of other the jealousy the direction to accept would be disposed

of

4 1 MIO

the

of

a

presentations

their

HADELT

be adopted notwithstanding

schools.

the practice, books containing

Com-

impartial

A

5.

murder

Aiguebelle,

Steward

his

on

1

been The

Criminal-

OP

Hai.elt,

procurator

'

the

have

v

Catholic

some

in

so long as the present Tbat, system out of. of public maintained education, continues to the <onsoudated Fund, tbo books usbd in the exist, public schools should contain nothing offensive to any Christian and that denomination,

;

this

in

of

Standards

schools, Standards

points far in the

as

recommend

we

Standards

own some

That, uniformity Catholic

of

Government,

in

au

MATTHIAS

July at

cently of the

Italian

source

a

OP

Matthias

th

recently

can

UO

JTOpo

is

rounds

Koom was the negress

a

25

onr

in

are

wounded 38 coun

to

Atrocious

Paris,

was

once,

national. only be accomplish ruler him ed by constituting sovereign of the place in which he resides. JLQ0

the

Booth

appeared

temporal

of

to

the

negro

can

suffice

his

this

in

apart of the

governs, of

necessity

composed

cannot, .any

authority. diverse condition

The is

also

legally

But

his

the

prove

not

were

they to

whom

faithful to

fidelity impartiality, of those who obedience in so inany in his service

complete employed

are

could

Bow

globe.

difficulty

if

of

decision -Tablet.

MURDER

THE

over

them

soldier

freely

a

-

EXECUTION

power

pitch chair

be

the

the

temporal of the

and praise. prayer worked the assembly iDto as mounted of enthusiasm, of the platform, in front

a

mny, exercised

ami

employed

were

seems catch husbands

An

in

Pope's subject

and

;

nervice

independence

that

has

used

are

wholesome

of the Salvatiou anniversary in characteristic celebrated A great in Exeter fashion. meeting at which Booth presided, General Ball, is described as was opened with what

of the

sure

him

The 27

indispensable

of

quarter

feel

makes

Army

face

every

mittee.

Holy

of the whole world. the of The need6 Pope College for aid and counsel. He Cardinals need of the Dicastcri and in elands for the dispatch various congregations which is forced upon him from business iu

no

the

the

to

ship.

requisite of the the centuries

several

morally Bpeaking its that spiritual hindrance without

is

of

General

absolutely

(since were without

the

of

he

language Army

quest, five a mau. about to sub Gem ial concluded by offering of bis and mit ilio question integrity the work he had undertaken for capacity

inas

,

officers

the

with

corps,

going market of Europe.

independence for

Papacy Popes

'

sovereign sovereigns. temporal power

is

power. denying that

credit

or

subjects The

these schools, all Catholic

have

They

132

as

,

constitute for in human between term all are either

-

princes. him a civil sovereign; there is no middle society

autonomy. knows to obliged

own

to

seculav

to

subjection other words

an

it is to return only way to overcome domain and replace the Pope his lawful To this bon gre him upon his throne. consent. mal must Italy finally gre has well said thta Italy, Senator Tacini of Bome, lias put by her occupation of an letter into circulation unsigned

'

from Iu

the

Government

party

throw

grav9

enjoy

con

a

etc

political

kingdom

in

independence?

Pontiff

that

every,

There

all

prelates

of a the society is iden perfect society of its tical with the independence heud. supreme Now what is to be done to guarantee the this Emancipate

dependence Church is

as

the

the

the

by

hiwrareliv.

it.s

the

governs

from

Papacy, is

tbnt

follows which

It

education

occupied and colonies salva tries they preach have 72 in 24 tion languages they ami 20o social slum corps altogether at work. Among the miscel agencies husbands items were 605 lost laneous

j

him saying:

its

the

that

as

that,

and

garrisons, for sick and

lli-st

officers.

not it to be an internal, have declared an international law, 'and, consequently at will be broken or it mny repealed by

of

not

is

oi

the

and uniformity, the Government

economy,

quote

47,000,000

over

figurative

training

Homes

to

officers,

of

explained

86

now

and respected. chief be assured superior If the recognition and determination the on of a person's rights depend of a State, that authority judicial and unquestionably is evidently person of that to the political anthoiity subject existence of the soThe very State. is called law of guarantees precarious. revolution of the Italian The leaders

upon of

depended

loves,

on

staiidies

magazines

the

he

went

11,000

and eolation In

copies.

;

but revealed truth, to revelation. Ic is a of the power spiritual

allied

closely

the

loses

accessory

much have

General wonderful

over

newspapers eii annual

exemptions, has to nation the right at the Papal Court. a representative menner in accountable for the is Italy all because which the Pope is treated have a right to see that the Catholics of their and dignity independence

THE

a

dogma that the the Pope should

-

BUT

DOGMA,

Bev. Matteo Liberatore, S.J., Ecclesiastical in the American The of the for June; necessity

Bome,

one

A

of

in

Pope

thereby its

Italian

all

b«-

Army

en

is

difficulty

the

present too It well. this only a double tolerate diplomatic

Power.

Temporal

serious

receiving a subject of part

The

The

The very

quality siderable

it.

some

the of dispute regarding or violation of any of allowed in the preced to the to be referred the of anthoiity

is

article

the

Army.

is

:

prerogatives

n

1

.

in

says

Every case non-observance ing

law

sovereignty is to created Article XIY.

pretext

lt

the

this

By enacting Pope his

suhjection

law

this

and

Baler, that

his

force

conduct

Recrptorw

that

fact

the

the

and

denied,

of the that they had a to their express opinion, was shared by the opinion of their Indeed, party.

perfect right and that that

it.

of

behalf

.

a

"

I"

on

opinion

not

Hiiberle,

uuy-uue

Pro

O.S.B.,

long iuat

years

dead, ue

fol

the

of schoolmaster, profession was wont to note down in his diary every blow that he struck in the cause of Here is a list discipline. partial 911,517 strokes with a stick ; 240,100 smites' witii a birch-rod 10,986 hits with ruler hand a 136,715 sraaGks ; ; -

"

1

;

10,235 on

the

slaps ears

;

the

on

115,800

face blows

;

7,905 on

boxes

the head"

;

may be added 777 condemnations to kneel on peas." Germany lost in him a true It disciplinarian. would be rather to calculate how manyinteresting times Herr would Hiiberle have been before the magistrate charged had he to

this

"

pursued

his

English

Board

A

of correction

course

ia

an

School.

Case

of Necessity, Bloom I un that taken a you have cottage at the seaside for summer. this Jones 1 took two side by side. Bloom : What —

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National

who

at

public Wales of

;

i

'

NOTICE

he gained the Champion Cnp value (second £30, at National time), of Victoria 6ame second at the A.G.S.First at Ballarat for show. A.P.S. First at three old entire colt. year at Clone" and Talbot First G.A.E. In

SQUATTERS,

TO

BREEDERS

AND

SETTLERS.

1888

Lately

Are

MR. Palace Hotel, PERTH, and

and

travel

through the Colony.

in

following Pure LORD

Pedigrees Stallion. Clydesdale ETOUN IIOI »' Strowan,' By Laird Bred" by Ross and M cGregor, Ballarat. Lord has gained the follow ilopetoun The

:

one

First

Ballarat, and fort,

viz.

:

at.

year

old,

War

Hardies

at

rack

having

Hill.

:

First

Bullae of Twelve old. Lord at

total

year

last

marcs

should

making

;

Fir.-

Prizes

1

and

a

is

country. Lord

in

Ilopctoun's foaled 22nd Strowan, is a bright Bay, Blue Ribbon 1885. Sire, September, Blue Ribbon was bred by Mr. (imp).

R.

David

and

Riddle, Ribbon's

Blue

of property Paisley. Blackball, was the Darnley,

Esq.,sire,

Champion To

years. to the

Great Britain more in anything

say

Laird

Strowan's o5 Strowan's

o'

Laird Moffat's

grand

dam

d Llopetnun's

Miss

dain,

Buchanan George ly dam, Maggie, by Bothwcll Second

won

Maggie' First

Prize two

a

as

.successful

old,

ear

j

as

Priz'e

and

three

a

at

First

Skipton

by

old

year

'

;

&

Alston valued

Draught .making He was Tut hot

und

Co.,

£30

at

given

5--.,

gifts

at

Clunes

-

IJnli'd

ant;

i

I

Agiicullui'a in

first

also Exhibition; gronj Society's Hi show ho d in 1886. of three at sumo oni First Prize for draught, was .awnrded the liulUrai entire colt at year -old and .Pastoral Society1! Agricultural &c. in 1880. First at Show Cargat.ie,

Exhibitions colt colt

or at

yearling Hill

Spring

colt

draught

Bullarook

and First

Society. three yearling

the

in

Vive

or

toria

as

a

Smeaton, bition

First two

for

two

old year Association

&c., twoycar

old

and Clunes year old draught at

Bred'

colt;

First

Spring

I'

stallions

Show lust ,

National Library of Australia

Cases

140

j

NOTICE,

Austrian

Beqtwood

Blue

An Guide

to

Chairs,

Blue

is

a

1888.

One

Dozen

valids, mention

Cases.

Dnnvhilling and Kilmarnock,

write

tor

David Riddle, Blub Ribbon of

his

ouo

handsome It

-

;

fo rj a t

that

will

he

Navy

po.-siblo

blood The

in

of

sum seen

Blue

a

horse, Blue

by

'

notation©,

in

of

Chests will

usj

will

also

be

be

Lo the and in speciallv

Food

External

and in

kept

given

for infants Co. would

Malted

valuable.

a

medi pure Triturations.

Medicine

M.

B<?ntwood

Austrian

Rockers, and

Drawing

being

as

Tinctures

Dining

pence

per allowed

bottle

in

These 8

goods and

water

will

to

Low

Fever.

given,

of

stamps

The

to

all

and Liberal

postage,

uptwo Dis

ageuts,

&

Barrack

near

be

Unbrokeu

be

Co.,

M U R R A Y -STREET

the

on

found

be.

for

MARTIN

now

for

those

at residing help M. & Co. have in introducing their

for to

Suites. are

Paint To

1/-

attention will promptest orders on country receipt count

Room

& Co.'s

each, a distance fioiu Medical the greatest confidence of Baplisia preparation

EAST, Street

J

value.

splendid

WANTED

of Pianos

Owners

in

the

3

Instruments

whose

Country

I

require

j

tuning

A.GRAVE,

S t

'

or

-repair

to

wrile

Federal

the

to

Warehouse.

Furnishing

"

FBRWIiHIWG

FEDE1IAL

WANTED

KNOWN

that

the

i.

E

LI AY

q,

PERTH.

-STREET,

leading

Ribim

House

Piauo J

II

Mr.

h

Federal t

prizetake breedor-

Scotland

the

W.A.

:

KNOWN

Street.,

>r

Furnishing

that

the

Perth

Pianos

to

tins

Hay

Warehouse, the

select

Stock

largest from in

of

Western

ir

Australia.

I

th

prize-takin

Pure- lued Olydfsdalo BRITON, of Wales ( imp.) By L'rince

in

is

|

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lor

Warehouse

Furnisbiog

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loale

Fenwi-4

great

and

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and

Dietetics M. &

1/6 each. Chilblains at

Mac-

1,100 guineas. pedigre by tho above of the hoi is possessed

Clydesdale Australia.

Mdniiepathic

1

property

grand

a

of

sale

family

Aubkev's

openc.1

oz. and half ordinary 1/1/6 per for Cold Camphor (in early stage) at Neuraline M. & Co.'s 1/upwards. for Nerve and all Speciality Neuralgia

ALSO

Paisley,

was

likewise sold sons

home,

the

Attention

Esq.,

for

"J

have

pain

Victoiin.

tho

they dispensing

of pure of which

Federal

House, was

1860.

Melbourne,

that

Tinctures

WANTED

Taylor,

-

fc

t

CO.,

WA»ElIOtJS:E,

bred

was

Cash.

Chemists, in

notify lie for ami

at

ant

Holmes,.

bay Sire

Terms

&

assortment Books for

keeping

shortly,

(imp).,

Clunes,

Ribbon

)

t

to

stock.

-arrive

BLUE.

near

accom

parties

Rutes.

Prescriptions cines in Pilules,

of

i

Stallion

Clydesdale

sale.

and Pic-nic with Vehicles.

Established

|

i

Kiiq

by

(imp.),

William

by

Navy

at

-

a

Exhi

stallions

to

Thorn

for

at Tinctures

imported

brother Two

for

charges.

Boxes

Visitor.

Country

kept

modated

to

Ribbon

Blue

November

t

Vic

of

Talbot

the

Loose

use

will

Ascot,

t

u

bos-

Society

draught

full

of

reasonable

Wedding

Pharmacy

beautiful

a

.

Agricultural

is

Pure-bred NAVY

I

COUNTRY

Vidctte), by Van Da'rrell Birdeatoher, Nell by Blaeklock.

above

I3y

L

Horses

highly

of

5

r

and

(imp.)

col, or filly. draught yearling a twi be gained First, as In 1887 aud Western Dis at Geeloug old year First a Show; Spiing trie! Society's

National

SPECIAL

In

The

fillies

for

prize

Got by King Tom

(sister

and

Shippers

at

and

Homcepathic

I

|

t

«

Agricul

1886,

and

1867,

Stalls

BEG

)

>

1

Agricultura best group

Smealon in

in

Smeaton

colts

draught

Champion prize at Show tural Society

at

namely

sire and dam haviiq (both been ami llio bes very imported), that could be got regard strain of blood less of tho cost.

filly.

Spring for

same year for yearling oh First for one year and Western Distric Geelong Firs Show in the same year. lite

has

sessed

1

the

Owner.

MUSSON,

Perth.

Streets,

MARTIN

times,

Champion

baited

Spare

Rousouable

temper. the Dnki prove that best Moot is descended from the very The Duke has as gout in the Colonies. as stallion can be pos a pedigreo any

.

Horses

route.

en

Wellington

to of any part Expresses forwarded Saddle Horses for Ladies the Colony. also Buggies and other and Gentlemen, Carriages, always on hire.

travel-1

intend travelling horses to Albany

and

;

.The

,

Show

lltut

al

f'h.-t

placed District,

stakes,

S\v«tq

Prizes

of

use

I

where Show, Hardies At

Frou-Fiou

Dam,

and

I

the

for

EXPRESS

and

i

her dain, Glengow.ie, by Touch of G longtime, stone, out by Sultan. Duke is hail' brother to Welling The too numeroui and a host of others Ion, Lie is a sure to mention. foal-getter

»

Stations

Bentwood

earoni

j

5

Perth.

Sts.,

M6ARDLE, LETTING

Murray

where two or accepted Mares uro served for one Owner. cuti be made wilh arrangements

Government

Pier

|

Bills

horse-boxes, above mentioned

Guineas.

.

Grand

in

Colt

Produce

Horse 5 First

Cu

Challenge

best

for

by

0 0

JOHN

Ballarat,

the

1876.

in

winner

Ltid,

I

0

best

England

Voltiguer by by Inheritor, King Cole

i

sweepstakes of £5

produce of two

each Messrs, in

was

Victoria out of Qui

;

First

the

to

:

6 6 5

...

address,

and

ESTABLISHMENT,

6

...-

the

note

of Goderich

d.

s.

0

all

Manner.

HORSE

6

ling

i

Notice

:

Blue

Promptness

to without attended on the done Moat and in the

orders

JR.

TO. COVER, follow

with

Undertaking

Respectful

sa

6 6

blood of any sire, First at also Daylesford placed of Duke, King Cole (imported),

Sire bred in

,

Pedigree

re

Malakoff Lord Hopetoun

If

Since lie has

three National

received

having

for

;

also

shows.

to

came

and

First,

four

only

as

and York

used.

Langar

0

the

on

and

he

be

Rales.

Moral

executed

delay. Shortest

Corner

7

more

seasoned timber

'Repairs, and Care.

Letitia, —

Briton

second. placed he was Moreier Mount Society awarded the and was also First, placed the best blood in for being Champion At the yard. Smeaton ho was placed

a

as

him

who other,

7

Approved

station

remove

was

Hill

at dry mare years First Prize a five as Ballarat year old, at and also marc Ballarat, as a "brood of the Prize for best female Champion Great dam grand by Dick's yard. Champion (imp.) been won have The following prizes In -1886 at o' Strowan by the Litird the Grand Spring Show of the National «d Victoria, bo won Society .Agricultural First Piizo of £50 10s a as yearling hoist 10s. in the 'draught First of £30 1'iize

to

principal

shewn Gfand

Ballarat ho

Ballarat,

when

Skipton;

First

old,

the

all

Duke

i

Talbot,

at

the

on

Suwarrow Derby aud

Duke

Navy

purchased

has since proved very the stud, and iu the shuw Duke has shown The been times around the Coleraine and obtained first always

been

Skipton at Bal Second

;

used

by

;

other

Country that

by Chieftain Warrier New

LfUchess,

W aggons, Double and Dart, and Do of Vehicles

temper.

£

raced

hat and

Perth,

,

Expre"'5

Vans,

Buggies.

Please

will

The

at

Sts

principle.

description Possible Lowest

None

was

Green, fulier For particulars Stud Book. THE CHARGES

two

a

other

races.

Dam Chieftain

Stallion.

been

havtiig

performer Victorian

the

Seated

every bnilt

at

at

piizes he

Miss

at

wonderful

Singla

Ho

District,

sire,

(imp.)

Prize

piincipal

as

of

standing with dai k high, grand head aud neck,

a

Pier

Stallion,

of a possessed splendid raced. has never been Sire of Malakoff

is.

of £203,

been

never

being had they

yards. several

Maggie, grand

(imp.);

at yearling First Prize

a

Clunes

larat,

and

season.

is

Jess,

is

and

haB

Tip Carts, improved

aggons, Lorries, English Delivery

inch

one

to

on

Gum

Bay

'a

He

points.

for stud purposes two-year-old Johnson & near Sons, of Five Hundred the sum

since,

he

renowned stallion, breeding Pride of Scotland, imported.

late

Coxe's Lo

Strowan's

o'

Malakoff is hauds

sixteen

important

record

otul

Dulcc

Blno

Conqueror.

Laird

as

refer-

grand

great

>

of having to get another change Johnson Sons of blnod. Messrs. & lie and was resolved him, .to part with last & McGregor purchased by Ross

Darnley.

sire,

I

O'DEA,

and

W

Stailiou

Thoroughbred

&

that they the public build Ca''ts, Spring Light and Heavy Tip

inform

to

prepared

Spring Drays

MALAKOFF.

account

for

of breeding qualification would be 'superfluous! as known all over the colonies.

Ribbon well so

the

of

a

unbeaten has

.an

old,

a

ever

1

'horso

is

Messrs. by for Colerniuo, Guineas, and

the

wus

|

Wish

National

upwards

of Goderich

are

piizes.

The

an

has

when

Fenwiek,

House,

Drawhillnig

Taylor,

Kilmarnock,

Duke

year since The

<»'

first

Malakoff The

DUKE. dark brown

the

daui, dam Mr. McKerrow's which took Mare,

won

has

He

alias

Prize sixteen

prize.

the

all

at

in

by dam, Darling by Samp Twin Logan's (741) Misaie (822), by Stanley

(322),

grand

with immense flat hone, and splendid bead, neck and shoulders, middle short piece, back, with splendid stone strong enough to carry any fifteen He over man any fence in the country. of stallion to is the sort get good just racehorses. hacks as weU'as or burners, He

any

Laird

sire,

sum

largo

won

being

The

and

sire

the

to

second

in

BOWRA Corner

1870,

iu

at

son,

Balkan

at

Dumfiies 1872. and

at

Briton's

one

THE

splendid

sciver,

splendid valuable

a

prove

we

and

a

up to a two served nine think all in

Hoprtoun

season,

He

foal.

the

approach

shows.

at First Smeaton, year old First at First at at Clones, Talbot, First at Hardies First at Beaufort, Hill, First at W.n rack nabeal, and Ballarat,

two

nearest

First, gained and Pastoral

prizes

Amounting

-

As First

the

,iu

first

First at at Beau

First

Clones,

at

First,

First

year

for

Show

FACTORY.

COACH

the

at prize in Aberdeen

fir.-l

Show Agricultural Society's Manchester. of Prince Wales is

Kelso

at

General

and

colt,

Society's class. Fir.- 1 at the imported Franklin' and Daylesford Gienlyon, Association Show, in the Agricultural in Three AH -aged classes. First the at the Beaufort Agricul year old Class Show. tural Association Society's of twenty-six total Making the splendid

Show,

Bred

a

old

horse.

Clydesdale he 1889

Agricultural

'

ing prizes, nabeal as

a

In

the

itll

the

are

Prize

Champion to

three

for

Cargaiie

P RO P E RTY of Coffee Sydney WILL STAND AT

Districts

Farming The

to

Ross

SOL IS MUSSON.

the

now

J.

,

Ma. Anstralir.

by

imported Western

per

ilu?

STANDARD

of the Prince

mare.

Royal

i

JpIYE

ENTIRES,

service

first

first

i

CELEBRATED

won

Highland Society second at 1869,

;

THE

the

been at 40 guineas

has

Grand

1887.

'

:

.

and Horsham

Wimmera Show in

i

NOTICE.

j

STOCK

WANTED

e

to

I'edcral

Furnishing

0 ,t

g

Purchasers

Intending

Pianos

inspect

of

Slock

the

at

the

.

for

Warehouse

or

write

WANTED from

particulars.

Quiiiens -Stallioi

'

i. .

Furnishing

to

Warehouse

at for

Pianos

hundred

one

be obtained

may

Time-Payment (673

that

KNOWN Guineas

25

the Federal Cash

on

the

System.

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others

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not

that

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public

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rush

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the

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lilies

some

know

not

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value

cost but

of,

OPENED

have

COMPANY

Lowest

sell

to do

public

and

Cash Prices,

Slock

intend

the

STORE

Crockery Cash Only. and

price will

we

their

which

ware,

are

they

BONUSES

the

surrender

CASH the

at

Everything

011

up

deficiency

IN

value

Cash only before

bag, Is English (best 7d

Salmon,

Colfce, Fruits

in

Sago,

-lAd

Tapioca, Pearl

Sd

),

box

lb.

Ad

7

per

lid

per

Bianeh

lb

in

4s

Jam,

Corn

Fiour,

liecf,

1

GAd

Herrings,

Best other

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10

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4s

lbs,

Sd

200

lb

all

accompanied

Don't

the

Tasmanian

8s Gd dozen

fid

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to

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to

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stone

5

1

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ami

call

other. two years.

premium two

occur

as

long

years.

for

J.P. A.

Esq.,

1

j

Gd

Esq

Canning

Symon

M.

Esq.,

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and

Barley,

Secretary.

COMPANY

of

the

fact

that Orders

W.

furnish

a

Australian

ANY

Revenue

OTHER

of

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COMPANY

GASH

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Address

in

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the which

of

STERLING,

world.

Its annual HALF A under the

nearly

in

each colony of Australia are the highest commercial standing, whose will be met with engagements PROMPTITUDE of

men

Commercial

Union tiie

or

LARGELY

now

marine

H.

GEORGE

THAT

EXCEEDS

insurance

in

business

these

JOHNSTON,

GEORGE'S

ST

and

Secretary

Underwriter.

PERTH,

TERRACE,

HUBBLE uiul

Ironmongers

STORES,

HAY

UAY

its

Lowest

at

transacting

SYMON,

j.

ot

M. L. A. L. C.f

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accepted

BOARD, consisting further that guarantee

G. Lee Sleere George Shenton M. Esq.

Locul

the

forget

liuteman

AND

LOCAL

a

James

Hon.

be

rrinst

BRANCH.

colonies.

pack

we

£3,80(3,742.

LIBERALITY. The

don't

London.

hill,

Sir

A.,

L. A.,

Union is one of the largest MILLION AND A HALF exceeds ONE is invested in Australia. Its affairs

control and

to

Corn

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Offices:

BUILDINGS,

L.

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and

M.

,

FIUE

HE

CO-OPERATIVE

M.L.A., ;

MONEY,

INVESTED FUNDS Revenue £1,541,528.

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but Perth, all not he executed.

will

self,

K.

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lb

clients

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you

:

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19 & 20

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Railway

sec

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Directors: A.

M. F. David

Kates.

of

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assurance,

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attention

special Goods Free u

GEORGE'S

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OF

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case

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pounds)

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quart

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date

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blend 2d

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members,

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W. The

its

Lowest

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Perth

for

£10,750,000. SOCIETY

all

£131,581,

sufficient for payment of one premium. PAID have after existed two years. policies within their surrender value on after policies

is

BONUSES GRANTED

LOANS

of

Management

FORCE,

EXCEED

AUSTRALASIA

equities

earned for VALUES

CAfH SURRENDER. POLICIES KEPT as

make

sell

with

premises

l!OKR

Holders.

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DECLARED

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MANAGEMENT.

PROVIDENT the

MUTUAL PRINCIPLES, guarded and secured. fully

by any

equalled

foreign.

AUSTRALIA

IN

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the

to

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FUNDS

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FUNDS

or

LOCAL

fc'eciuity

be

cannot

that

local

offices,

£41,500,000.

over

bonuses),

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to

advantages competing

Australia.

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business

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Australian

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Alex.

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M.L.A.

payable

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lveaue

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option

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rules

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charge and

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be avoided rather than For months back many it rained has, as it were, telegrams of the defalcations dishonesties, and endless men of swindlings who could not have thus offended if with they had not been endowed some share of educational advant

JULY,

The

following

viz.

WANTED old

KNOWN

for

changed

be

can

pianos

ex

the

at

new

:

-Ware

Furnishing

S

train

will

12-30

p.m..

be

train will 330 p.m., stations. The A train will

at all intermediate train from Perth pm. been altered to 2-5 p.m. also leave Perth for Fremantle

of

65

p.m. 515

leave

at

at

ice

versa

&

Perth

and p.m., for Midland

will

Commissioner

JOHN

PRICES

Manager's June, 1892.

terms.

easy

Pints

4s.

per doz.

have

Mr.

to

Jas.

&

of

Western

Agiicultural to Australia

16

r

i

FRI.

SS.

17— SAT.

Perth.

is

for

Syllabus

tlie

n

. !

of

of

15th

20—

TUES.

21—

WED.

22—

THUR.

Januarius

and

of

St.

P.O.

I.,

Matthew, Thomas

Ap. of

E.

Villanova,

B.C.

:

SEPTEMBER.

m.

Gridiron Practices." Journal to Contributions " to be in Lecby Out. 5. " MoorF. W. ture by head Esq., B.A ,L.L.B.

Be

"

and purpose and to iniquity try with before good, having your eye. prepared for those who combat for Christ ." Pius JX. in.

indefatigable undaunted spirit

with

your

!

j

OCTOBER.

Still

Thur.

6

Journal

THURSDAY,

(

tations.

THE

Mock

13—

this

Patronize

of

religious

the

LADIES comfort

while

rivalled,

are

is

tionery

and

conveniences unsurpassed.

largest

PASTRY

and

CAKES

The

Perth.

Street,

the Stock the

are

un

the

in

Largest

Colony.

One

of

Trial

VERYARD'S

Roller .

Bread

Bakery the

will

BEST

ia

it

prove the

to

be

City. j

J.V.

is

the

LARGEST

Manufacturer (

of BREAD

in

Perth.

j

|

1

Wanted Federal

the

cheapest

known.

Furnishing

in

W.

the

Warehouse

A.

onali

number

colony has of teaching

Confec

of

the

to

as

Eng

again

the rival

or secular, with secular

definite

of adherents

pronounced

in the favour

in

in the schools religion and that the assisted system as here established and for many is a out, good work years carried ing plan deserving of support and The arrival of further extension. at such a conclusion was inevitable to those who had given thought and had watched to the problem the course of here events and

elsewhere. It is short nothing of amazing that those in favour of exclusively secular education should cast in so the frequently of West Australians faces the in irreligious system adopted other colonies. The criterion experience

National Library of Australia

moved

held

religious be admitted or excluded teachings from the schools of the children of the people ? That is the ques tion And it is again brought up. a matter for sincere congratulation that the Church which claims the

ROOMS,

REFRESHMENT

discussion Church of

dispute purely combiued

education,

For

QUESTION.

of

systems

and

has

Synod

waters

emporium

elty

confection

The interesting week at the

land

VERIABD'S

Hay

(

EDUCATION

Banquet.

Should

Everybody

15,"

Reci

Criticism.

1892.

points

it

out

as

a

the of

some-

j

conclusive are reports where the laicization has been carried Here Barou Garofalo,

more

Hence that

he

draws

is

uo

of be closed one

just

.lioy

Synod

m

that

not

the im-

..yet

tlie

tend

they

if

check

the

to

great of day,

present

Secularism

symptoms.

line.

progress The truth

is

along

the other Wherever it way. been tried unmixed Secularism been a failure and the failure been in proportion to the

with

the

which

pensible Catholics

part ofi

of West

themselves,

.

education Australia for

dwts.

2 grs.

of

A pedestrian recent in arrival a 50-mile walk

I.

of

stone

233

ozs.

gold. named the

W. J. Hack a ford, colony, intends doing the Town Hall next

in

Saturday. Owing to the of returns non-receipt from holders of the books Drawing of Prizes in aid of the Orphanage School Fund which was to have Building taken on the 21st inst. has place been postpon ed. Due notice will be given when the new date has been definitely fixed. A Rev

TKLEGKA.M

been

lias

received

from the performingmissionary duty on the Murchison gold" field. The reverend gentleman statesthat lie is in the enjoyment of good but health, that of reports groat numbers the miners Father

.

are

also

are

who

Dulf

residents

is

now

fruU1

sull'orhig other

several

kinds

of

sick

prevalent. usual

with

monthly

the

Perth

in

the

last

Saturday

Frederick for

-

after

a search which days Police-cons table iu finding a miner named who had been missim

six

Stodden ten

some

from miles

He

days.

Southern

Cross

was

his

on

a

quite has has has

of the indis-

the have

in

way

ahd

when about 65 ont of Newcastle and gob bushed, for seven days was without food or water. In the madness from intense resulting thirst fellow the, poor to commit attempted and stabbed himself suicide, no less than seventeen times in various of the parts He was in an body. almost dying condi tion when and is believed found, to be insane. On

Friday

morning

last

a

committed

named

man

suicide

by

his

the

many rears

(genera

(I

of 192 tons crushingWaterhall claim yielded

Harry Bampton

thorough system lias

been carried out. With absolute acceptance that religion is an principle

it

extended over McAtee succeeded

the

certainly

it

first the

On

it is rather many quarters trying to one's patience to have to listen so often to what is continually and speakers repeated by writers on the side of secularism ; namely, that their favourite is system

making

i

had

is by no writing means mimical to the of the development criminal since the process tendency, of acquiring those arts may train the intellect, bub not the feelings, the reason, but not the conscience." In the teeth of such weighty evidence tc hand from coming

all

Ihe from 9

a

c.

Ee-uuion in connec C.Y.M. will Society Palace Hall this place evening. believe au excellent lias programme been the first arranged, of part consisting vocal and instrumental music, and "lie, second of a farce side-splitting entitled "The the characters Servant," .Blundering which in will be sustained members of by the who Society. Those visit hall tlie should a most speiid enjoyable evening.

aud

reading

availed

not

strict

the

take We

with

acquaintance

o

The

maintains that distinguished judge, it is since the general introduction of instruction in i860 that the statistics of crime in have Italy assumed more and more alarming proportions. conclusion

iL

tion

most

The

growth.

its

from Italy, of society furthest.

ness

of

one

ness

Department

i

SEPTEMBER

irreligion,

There

an to emphatic uttering warning the public the against confounding mental instruction given at schools with moral aud religious education,

,

resist

"

evil conquer the reward the name of

iEUcora.

3.

,

which

repress

and

emiuent authorities beyond the Rhine au identical state proclaim of things, one that the declaring criminal of the popu propensities lation are at an alarm developing Dr. Staroke, ing rate, and another, of the Prussian of Justice Ministry

St.

Matthew.

make

it ;

atten

of

checking

M.M.

panions, Vigil Agapitus.

irreligion

direction and of

right

is

of the' states in an Justice, official that school iustrucreport tion has had no effect whatever in

Com

will us

Secularism Whatever

of

forced add to

miuent. further steps in the same matter the authorities the of, Church of England may take be reckoned as may in the

liasj

there criminality, being 10,000 more convicts than in 1880." In the adjacent Dominion of Cauada, where is in the religion taught

Statistical

after Pentecost. of B.V.M.

be

Schools shall The in; consequence. j» affirmed by the Anglic is welcome as an omen evil

change.

must

it

to

change

here

as a

"American

Ministry

St.

C.

Assisi,

Dolours

St. St.

of

Stigma

Sunday

SS.

MON.

of

Impression

SUN.

of B.V. Nativity & Cyprian, B. Cs.

quarter.

15s.

oil

Cornelius

"

29

Blackwood,

t

c

Francis

SOCIETY.

C.Y.M.

£1.

on

Assisted

our

various Continental countries. "In France M. Joly, one of the most assiduous into tlie moral inquirers condition of his countrymen, asserts that crime has increased more than 133 per cent, in the last 50 years, aud is still increas while M. Yvernes, head of tliei ing,

Nortliaui,

Octave

THUR.

15

Company,

Brewery

following

22

:

,

Seven

Thur.

sub

following

SEPTEMBER.

19

'

Plains.

Victoria

Lower

Institute,

S

18

the ensuing

OLUNE,

deserve

Colony, difficulties yet

essential,

the proportion of convicts schools, is bub one in of 4,247 every (the The Loudon population. " Tablet" our is for authority the as statements following regards the results of seoularisoi in tlie

both

RoysJ

Limited,

The

oil

!

by

the

PERTH

J.

received the the week

Kearney,

Stout,

and

Swan

for

Medal

1

COTTAGE,

during

Mechanics'

the

Manag.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We

attended

piomptly

Prize

Society

Public

to

Apply

scriptions

Awarded

Traffic at the

STEAM

that

the

our

observed

to

go do not want it should

We

upon

is criminality so that increasing alarmingly whereas in 1850 every million of inhabitants of tlie United States contributed 290 only prisoners, the proportion had risen to 853 in 1870 and as high as 1,169 in 1880. The census of 1890 to appears indicate a still further increase of

.

Blacksmiths

Review"

Edinburgh

statistics

tion.

Railways,

Power with

Canterbury, doz.

per

Ale

of

"

the

some

p.m. will

Office,

Six TO LET oue Horse FLOUR MILL, complete, Shop and TWO-ROOMED

:

6s>.

of

Guildford returning

Traffic

Traffic 30th

to

DAVIES, General

Combined.

Quarts

First

leave

Junction,

J.

Country

at 530 Guildford

to

to

cancelled

at 552 p.m. be obtained at the Perth or Station, Manager's Office,

of the

General

STOUT.

Excellence

orders

has been

,

leaving

from

cancelled.

is

here

system ready

are

however

If,

NOTICE.

ALES and

p.m.

to A

PERTH.

LTD,,

Pokity

at 430 p.m. from Perth

aatrain

.

SWANBREWERYGO,

usual

o'55

Manager's Office, General Traffic Works Buildings. order

all Perth

e.v

as

542 p m. from the Junction Time Tables can

By

intermediate

4 p.m. run

and

favour

at

stopping

The

Fremantle. Fremantle, The

at

2

at

Perth,

new

we

tofore.

The working men too who ages. threaten to about their bring ears the whole fabric of society reckless aud selfish by their pro are men who are not ceedings illiterate nor deficient in education otherwise than in the knowlege of their duty to order and authority. To an further afield go object lesson is afforded the fruits of by the Secular System as carried 6ut in America. The current number

stopping The has

new

in

PRIZE

take

JULY,

altered. A for Freihantle

slightlv Perth

leave

stations. Freihantle

house, Hay-street,

will for

a.m.

will

Beverley A

Federal

The

ALTERATIONS of Trains rnnning

Perth to train, Guildford, will be continued to Midland ar Junction, at S'32 and riving a.m., leaving again for Perth atS37 a.m. The 1220 mixed p.m. Perth to Beverley, train, will leave Perth at 910 Guildford at 940 a.m., Smith's a.m., Mill 1030 Cbidlow's Well a.m., 1 130 a.m., Ciackliue 12 40 p.m., Brook 130 Spencer's York 330 The mail p.m., train from p.m. Fremantle will at aud the leave. 25 p.m., times between intermediate Smith's Mill and

'

That

the

-in

place

of the

past, and

imitated.

1892. >

to

thing

FOR

cut-"

throat in a small ting shop at the roar oi the Union Foundry premises in Henrystreet, Fremantle. Deceased had up to a few weeks been the chief ago engineer of the but steamship hie Otway resigned to devote position his time to the solely of a perfection diving which he apparatus was would persuaded the facilitate getting of shell m As the very deep water. work doubts of the progressed ultimate success of the invention his mind entered and so worked a upon brain already enfeebled by loss

of

rest

mental

and

destruction widow

along,

was

and

The still

continual

balance

was

that

worry

the

tlio

and

overcome

result.

He

self-

leiives

.a

child.

one

labour

trouble

continues but the

to

at

drag

Southern

Cross

slow

its

leuo-th

proceedings were enlivened of the men engaged in the that the understanding strike was at an end. virtually On reach ing the field they were quickly undeceived and the joined -Miner's Union en masse They are indignant the at deception that has been practised thorn upon and have;

by the

arrival

Perth,

on

made

for summonses applications the companies for damages. baud panies oil the other will, natural

fulfilment Court

to suppose, indict of contract. however is held

Wednesday enough

time

their

thihg mauney

the

course is

of for of

the

by- the

a

will

cletei

very

'bitter

in

non-

Lucei swouit

the thero

oil

only

for the

to

eumis

Although

carried men.

it men

party

action.

being

on

mouth

each

against

The"'

As

.

E

.

S I

.

A

Jjl ALTERATION

>,.

mine every-

a

quieS

feel in

bbing

gradually aroused the against directors of the companies. The recent arrivals have thoioughly identified them selves with the looked-out miner;., and state openly that they would soo to uer.gu than prison commence work. Another complication has arisen, Qu the applica tion of Mr. I. J. K. Ccilin the Exclmn.-o miue

was

Warden

on,

the

nirX.our

d?

decided JJcaulay last regulations.

forfeitable by the for non-fulfilment 4

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The tenders for the Yilgarn Railway are and are returnable on 29th November. A

Mr.

tennis

F.

A.

club Hare,

The

has been formed in York. is the R.M. president.

Hall the

Town but progress, mined.

.

out,

is

agitation site

I hear that about from York to Brookton

is

still

170

active undeter

in

persons the

to

see

went

sports

Wednesday.

on

R. Ireland a stake

McGee to

run

challenged' distance of i00

of £5.

Our harriers I Thursdsy. that two runs

Though directions tion does demand. A

lias a

Charles for

yards

left here for. Perth last notice by the City press have already taken place.

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up in all going accommoda housing with the keep pace

buildings still the not

are

tbwnsite

on

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has been declared at road to the goldfields about 36 miles from here. The upset is fixed at £10. price of allotments "We've last. The got 'em bad"- at attack came without but for all warning, that I thought we were that way., verging Mr. J. Bower town of this has a turnip growing in his garden which is said to be three feet in circumference.

Youndegin

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the

Your

York contemporary states that wool grown a sample upon two-year old sheep belonging to Messrs. Lockyer of the Northern measures Bros., parts, about ten inches in length and was taken from a fleece 27 lbs odd ounces. weighing

GERALDTON. A party

of

miners,

lfi

their

taking

goods

last week. by team, left for the goldfields Mr.1 Hepburn is making good progress .

with

a

of

the

drill

shed

Charles-street.

in

On the 29th insfc. the Laffan and Miss A mclia

marriage Baston

of will

Dr. take

The

number

district

this

1892, Faiz arrived

use

it

the

month

of

Stock the

of

all

has

district shall sheep leaving be dipped. exception out Messrs. Lawrence & Co. dollied 39 ozs. 10 dwts. of gold from a piece of stone 20 lbs. one weighing day last week.

without

residents who formed a Beverley to wait the Commis deputation upon sioner of to the Railways with regard rumoured removal of the terminus of the Great Southern to York Railway same home The Commissioner ex rejoicing. a little mild when the pressed surprise of their visit made known to was purport their hearts wonder him, but lightened when he stated that no such propo fully sition had been made to the Government, and further that the thought of change had not entered the minds of his col leagues or of himself.

There at Cue's,

said to be four cases the result of drinking

of fever surface

are

water.

arrived Some sixty or Bevenby miners in the Australind and Flinders last week. out at once for the setting They intend field.

We

are all unfeignedly Mr. Thomas Clinch, has been ough, appointed Peace.

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A deputation from here waited upon the Director of Public Works on Tuesday of week to of last before him some lay the local It was requirements. pointed out by the speakers that the new hospital, would not as sufficient designed, provide accommodation. Mr. Venn said the be so altered as to make the plans would suitable to the hospital requirements. He also explained that the new post office would be erected on the site of the a of which present portion building, would be retained for use as a however, room. It was that the probable sorting form of new Courthouse would a section the new With to tho buildings. regard cattle on the point yards the plans were of and tonders would be called completion for immediately.

The "Express" of Mr. Simpson Minister of Mines to be created.

to notice glad of the Greena Justice of the

forward the claims to the of portfolio and Education shortly

puts

.

that His Excellency It is understood or Governor accompanied by one of the Ministry will tiiembors pay a t<> Goraldton at an early date. On

week Miss Wednesday of Moonyoonooka,

Brownrigg, ed to Mr.

Charles

performed

was

the more

vis'b

Winifred marri

Mayor, Mr. H. A. Spaldpopular t() ,uai'k bis term of office i"o» gillo by of a on the erection public gymnasium the Recreation Ground. Our

The wants of the Eastern Districts much in evidence within have been very the Jast few weeks. on Deputations matters the expenditure various requiring in our towns have of late been of money the steps of the Ministerial thronging all anxious to secure a offices, large treasure Where the is there is "sop." and where the Treasurer is the heart, A there swarni the applicants for favour. of town of residents this deputation waited last week to ask upon the Premier for assistance in tho mat the Government a site for our Town Hall. ter of providing The Premier sum promised to placo.'thc of £500 on the estimates of the coming of buying a site, session for the purpose fie further assured the members of the that this grant would not be a deputation towards the bar to further assistance cost of erection.

of

the Mullewa The; survey Railway route to be finished at the end of is timed the will the present be com month, plans when tenders will be pleted in December, called for at once. Sometime back a flock of 3000 slieep on the Murchison the way to Moorarie to from were found be infected York, in quarantine with scab. and were placed near of Stock. Murgoo by the Inspector on

The Mayor has been informed by the Premier that the Government is' willing tcontribute a sum tc equal twenty per cunt, of tbe cost of building a Town Hall at Geraldton, such sum not to exceed £1000. One-fourth will be of the amount stone the foundation paid upon laying and the remainder in regular instalments. 1

Many owners

were celebrated on Two masses Sunday. of the S.H. Associa The female Members the Altar at first tion approached Mass, of the male and after second the meeting

are

complaints gardens

of

in

being town

of

made the

by the incur

sions of wandering pigs and stray cattle. No one likes to take the law tlieir into hands and shoot the one and impound own but these who own the other, the erring animals may accept this warning from me, of the who am one that unless sufferers, these trespassers are restricted from tlieir fine wanderings they will seme morning have to seek their pork in the ewigkeit, to hold or be compelled an early and pro conversation with the bably expensive local I

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pound -keeper.

Mr. Simpson stituents made

in

A

his

the

address to his other day was

con

very

further

skins

of

Mr. A Greenbushfis

license for the been refused.

a

has

The

tender

of

Montgomery

has

the

of

erection

Du

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(field Hnt.pl

Messrs. Adams <fc for been accepted Mr. Hay ward's new

store.

the price

in

drop

expected. Several dogs have

of

On Friday week at the shower of rain which more than a quarter of

kaugaroo

a

is

been

here

poisoned

guage In

lately.

The

Town

Olei

by the Albany

k

has

Municipal

been empowered Council to pro-

secute

for all outstanding rates. The s.s. Tenterden on her last trip from the Eastern Colonies brought 100 tons of

cargo for this port. Last week at Katanning families suffered severely sardines.

of

tenter

at

£376 Our

cessful

on

who

Mr. for

the

Troti is erection

am

tinfields

to

Mr.

dangerously to

pleased of a

R. but,

ill,

is

state,

this

refusal be started

Our

Mr.

J.

now

in

at the

Mon of

consequence

man's working that locality.

a

Kelly House

Wayside was refused. Session last in

Quarterly Licensing that I believe day.

of boys wlion off and

the of

was

the

to visit

a

better.

club

will

ut the present time are in state caused disgraceful mostly the of traffic through great amount going to and from the South Western Railway works. Viewing these cliffi-

most

a

c

roads

ilties

it

is

punctuality

tenderer

went

Tbe application late of Gingin, for License at the Collie

7s.

A found,

suc

the

offices at post and telegraph Katanning and Broomehill at the respective prices of £986 17s. and £978.

Some few O'Keefe was it commenced

Brady

week

Gibbons who, I

Mr. Thomas James, a for the extension of the Shed has been accepted

townsman

the

inches.

of operations

scene

Father last

The Broomehill Agricultural Society's show will be held on October 19. His ohe Governor has to consented Excellency attend and open the show. Mr. James Mackie's tender for the erection of the post and telegraph offices at Wagin has been at the price accepted of £883 fis. fid.

contractor, Albany Customs

little

hour

an

said

is

much

The

after

that applications covering two or three of thousand acres the Collie area have been made. mining It is the of the intention applicants to thoroughly prospect the land.

three different' after eating

96.

local

Vasse lasted

connection with ccal for boring in the Yasse district I understand the G overnment have reserved some 58,000 acres of land in the locality surround It

On Friday week last % number on were the Town roller playing one of them named Andrews fell broke his leg.

140

registered

ing the

The s.s. Colac on her recent from trip of Newcastle, N.S.W., brought 800 tons coal for Albany. The lambing has been particularly good on the East coast this On season. one station the percentage was 90, at another

was

Thomas. The ceremony at the Catholic Church.

The application for

\

t

July,

decided

A weekly mail has been established; between Dardanup and, Mrl Joseph Chapman's on the Upper Murchison.

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ALBANY.

at

Inspector

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BUNBURY.

?

in

sheep quarantined

44,974. of Mahomet with a train camels the Murcliisoti the other day, from performed the journey in ten days.

The .that

of

during set down

was

having

The

National Library of Australia

to

:

The ways of men are many and varied. Some time back a number of trncks were New landed at imported from Zealand arid sent over the Albany for erection, Great Southern Line to Perth because it was than to have the work done cheaper at Fremantle. Now some more rolling stock is on its way from New Zealand to West Australia, bub it is to he discharged and erected at Fremantle instead of at because the cost of conveyance Albany over the Great Southern would Railway be so great.

piace.

On Tuesday evening a theatrical enter tainment and concert was in the given Oddfellows' Hal'. The room was full to and many had to stand, there overflowing, not seats. The audience being sufficient was a one. Tho highly appreciative amounted to £15 2s 6d. receipts

was and concluded held with portion of Blessed Sacrament. the Benediction of the day was read by Fr. The Gospel at the same time Gibney. who aunounoed celebrated on tliat the church that day of Mary. He the feast of the Holy name towards de read the list of subscriptions the cost of the Orphanage School fraying of erection, at Subiaco, and now in course commented the admirable upon energy displayed by Miss Turnkey in this as well

Our member, Mr. Simpson, has express ed himself as being opposed to encourag aliens. He would also a ing put substantial the camels which duty on at are owned and worked present by aliens. What will the miners say to this? They will soon have a vote and be able to make themselves felt as a force. political dutv When they find that the substantial on camels and other restrictions placed in a substantial on their owners will result of living oil addition to tho cost the fields rest assured will in you may they speak no uncertain tones the camel ques upon and or, as the Duchess of tion, seek, demand the removal of Plassatoro, suggests, at the mercy the duty which puts them white teamsters who cannot com of the without the dusky camel-driver pete with The the aid of repressive legislation. of the duty can have but one imposition is to increase the cost of effect and tliat of the goods carried. transit and therefore And who will have to pay the piper ' The far to seek. The miner who answer is not he is consumes the As yet goods. an unknown practically speaking quantity in the political but when once he arena, lias been admitted and becomes conscious of his think will he be slow strength you

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to

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amounts

year

i

Our rainfall 11.84 inches.

;

i

this

is

money

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for

and

'

of

!

man

dead

to

surprising the mails

with

see

what

ariive,

named William in the stable

Cr'ogan attached

was

to

the

Rose Hotel on Wednesday week. of the jury The verdict at the inquest was that death resulted from want of

back a boy named excessive and fool, proper drinking a restive horse when Deceased was to buck ana succeeded in consequent syncope. 30 years of age. liim. The moment the lad throwing reached the ground the animal kisked to the Warren a Mr. During a visit him in the face knocking out several of .Wilmotti found on the Coast near his teeth. l'oint a coffin D'Entrecasteaux con-' R. this has been Thomas, of town, the skeleton of what is con turning matched to walk C. Naugliton, of Perth, sidered to be a young man. There over of 10 miles a distance for a stake of was no flesh left on the bones except £20. The contest will take in the place little muscle a about Town on October 8th. the lower ex Hall, Perth, days riding

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interest about in Albany, and all this in the races, the of His Excellency the Governor presence to who has accepted an invitation visit Albany at that time. The of the captain dredge Jupiter, which called here on its to way Sydney states his au that in recently, opinion, which he shares :with opinion many men of Britain,' the Govern nu>nt practical of West Australia has committed a dis tinct error in their ordering dredge from Rollaud. He said they cannot build a first-class and that we dredge in Holland, would find to our cost that the new dredge would start with and continually repairs tliem as long she remained as in require our hands.

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Mr. Walter Dunn travelled through to Parker's Range in four days from his which is situated about 30 miles station, from Harbour. He estimates Mary Ann the distance at 130 ''miles. The journey was with one camel. performed Mr. the Australasian ConsulWallace, General for the United States, accompanied has been visiting the by Mrs. Wallace, lions of and on last Albany, Friday travelled to Torbay. train He by special himself as much pleased expresses being with the karri, and thinks it an excellent material for wood paving. The week in which our next annual race be held will be one meeting will round of There will be two gaiety. cricket the Metropolitan matches, Cricket Club having consented to send a team to visit us, excursions by land and sea to all

but

tremities,

The box

goi-d.

batteiied

was ,

is

the places addition to

with j

held

.

en

the teeth in which it

the

were

quite found

was

top and weighted

iron.

Our

I

town

scarce.

condemnation of the action of the Government in granting to the various exemption mining com Gross. He said it had panies at Southern of the Government the appearance taking labour. There the side of capital against for trie was no necessity altering regula sides should and both have been tions, out left to it between theni3elv.es. fight The mines would not have been forfeited, it was and unwise of the extremely Executive to tamper with the regulations to suit the ends of one particular class, of excitement. in a time especially his

in

outspoken

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many

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NEWS.

YORK. The

matters other connected with the Church in York. As may be seen by to the reference lists the published subscribed in York and Beverley amounts reached the total of £38 19s. fid. If to Catholic subscribers confined the only would have been grand total certainly reduced. Our thanks were there greatly fore due, and he begged to tender theni to to all. but our friends of especially other denominations. He called attention to the apathy by the members displayed of the S.H. of the male portion Associa tion. If did not muster better at they the and communions monthly meetings two masses fixed for the the benefit of' that division would have to be discon tinued. He hoped to see matters im Some work was proved in this respect. to ba done at the Cemetery and required he trusted that .more would respond than did on the last accasion. Those who could not 'give bodily aid might be good with or kind. enough to assist money He acknowledged with sincere thanks the 2s fid. of £12 tho surplus of an receipt entertainment given in aid of recently the church fuuds. This amount he informed them would be appropriated to the erection of a fence in front of the estimated Church, which was to cost about £25. It may have the escaped of many here that Sunday memory last was the anniversary day of the opening of the mission in York McEnroe by Fr's. and Boyle. in

as

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COUNTRY

on

annual last

match

ploughing

Wednesday

was

and

a proved both as success, great the regards aud the number of com ploughing The is petitors. following the prize list. Swing Ploughs— 1st prize, Mr. J. Hough. Wheel 1st. Ploughs prize, Mr. T. Hynes, 2nd prize G. Meredith, Mr. 3rd. J. prize Double Soelling. fm row ploughs— Mr. J. Kelly, late of —

Gingin. I

ly

notice be

to

printing

that started plant

another in

paper

is

Bunbury. arrived by the

short The s.s.

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advantage

Steere

-

his constituents sed himself in of

the

when

the other favour of

proved

strongly Government re himself pressed

Midland

with

carried

"

Son premises

in

that have

ex

Vict®

very that

their

via

e

born in DumHis 1835. 25, father was a weaver in humble circum to himwho.se ambition raise stances, self and to bis ardent family, joined led to his republicanism, coming to the

Carnegie

States

United

in

settled

.

small

work

became

was

two

unsatisfactory,

telegraph and Ohio

to

the

the

Pennsylvania

the

in

office

lw\

mnf

ivl uj.i

ullcu

publuivu

.

about

the

is

1 11

uuuiuhj

t

was

ouo

associated

subsequently establishing tbi9 has grown

a

R.

of

of

iron

controlled

1

1

i

R.,

and

mill,

others in and from

extensive muI

by

and

steel an

in

indivi

Walker

Works,

the lhe

& Co.), the Keystone the Hartman Steel Coke lie Scotia Co., at

Home

these great in iron directing he long owned eighteen dustries, English which he couti oiled the in newspapers, of radicalism. He has devoted interest

Besides

large educational

money

to

purposes country and in Scotland. 1885 he gave In

Bellevne

dol. 50,000 Medical College;

Hospital

500,000

jiuhlie

library

Allegheny

to

and this

to in-

for a Pittsburgh, in 1886, 250,000 dol. a for music hall and City,

1.885, to

benevolent both in

;

National Library of Australia

without the

concen

at

any notice.

hours'

ing the

past

too

in

distinguished admission while crime had multiplied thirty

world

that the

of

a

true,

for

secure

religious

solid,

the

and

Gladstone's

that and

history,

the

are

at

all

Two

metaphysics, and modern

his

his

of.

plan

to

joke

upon

other.

uis

schools schools

!

li now

u

ijueeuuu,

religious

he

is

cost so

so

little

a! luu

l

n

was

of

much and ?" He Baw

£5.

In

the cost -was from of England, his the say, expense

other

£5 to £7. Eminence

was

to

to

was

the little

the

education over

£1.

any official religious

of

a

child

Mr.

CoglJati statistics with schools and the

of conducting them, but he (the the information Cardinal) might supply that the cost £1 per head. was about In Canada the cost in purely religious schools was £l These figures per head. showed that the religious byotem was five times less expensive what was than known as the public school As system. cost

far

a

their

8

cerned

Catholic

the secret

schools of

the

were

con

small

expense found in the devotion and self-sacrifice of their teachers. religious There was no extravagance in buildings or in other and while any direction, was done to save tho everything expense standard of education was quite equal was

and

to

in

be

many

cases

superior

to

that

on

tion

by

on

topic

article

our

colonies In parts went

was

was

in some equal £10 per head, and the lowest from £5 to £6. In the schools in on the England,

to

cost

tho

of

to

and to

a

himself discovered

"

had

believed

play discuss

a

to

not

to

to

that

there

Gladstone

not

out,

hat

find

only but

studied

last

con-

had then

would

clear

up

there

an newspaper The descrip

from The

Mr.

appeal

to

complicated

Gladstone

to

point.

Between

them they skilfully led the con versation up to Chinese chess, and soon found their to opportunity argue some what warmly with to a certain regard matter conuected with the game. They had studied the article so that closely much of it almost verbatim. they repeated Mr. Gladstone seemed but interested, said

nothing.

The

congratulating continued success,

two

jokers, themselves

3

GAZETTE. 8th. Coun

The Legislative are Assembly the despatch of November Thursday, 3rd,

p.m. U nder the Quarantine it is proclaimed that disease known as cholera

inwardly on their the conversation with

from

brought

from

be

the

all ports of Australasia.

ports

and

over oi

other

above

5000

;

the

boiin-

tne

municipality jj remantle and North proper are Fremantle) as are also the boundaries defined, of the Wards South, East and (North, West). Vaccination. For the purposes of " The Vaccination Act, 1878," the urban districts are declared to be of five within a- radius and the miles, suburban districts within a radius of of resi twenty miles, from the places dences of the Public Vaccinators at

.

Victoria

Plains and Katanning. Appointments.— D. Connor, resident medical officer at Victoria to be Plains, vaccinator and rural P. H.

public

with

acquainted

some

'

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the article assidu become thoroughly

thoroughly the leading

other

Mr. and honor of life; .and

upright

I

the

must

At

old

an

had

of the questions which every subject had thus far into conversation. being introduced His neighbours en side began to either discuss of skill and chance games generally. Every few minutes one or day,

ably

Municipal. under By Proclamation Acts cited, the Municipal population of Fremantle is declared Municipality

come

waited for they It c»me when they opportunity. were invited to a dinner where Mr. Gladstone was to be present. Seated on each side of their intended victim by with the host, arrangement they began their to put scheme in operation. The Grand Old Man had raaintainei his the evening reputation throughout being

stuto

past six Lowther

SEPTEMBER

infectious

cianes

their

for

beeu

the

during

on

at

than

disagree,

to

stumped."

until they ously familiar with it,

to

on

a

on Chinese chess. of the game had been copied known well magazine.

conspirators

Mr.

support

weot

Legislative to meet for

may be

which

was

confess

to

Mr.

in

Roman

Ireland.

and

the

be ignorant, to

difficulty

which

state

to a

laid

ot

he subject which This plan was carried some

the

evening Rarnsgate

Quarantine. Ordinance, 1868,

Gladstone

The fun forced

was

some

in

every phas9 believed Home Rule, as defined would not Gladstone, only be to this but most dis country,

to

1892,

knowledge. once

were

pretended to Mr.

point.

one

there feBS

iiuu-

dis recently published by our Government Satisticiun that tinguished under the school Public in system N.S.W. each child costs a annually

cases

he Mr.

summoned business

of his

illustrates

sutrjecD to presumed

appeal

studied.

figures

over

man

that

cil-

j

religious

able

Parliament.

The

veracity

some

be

the

ends. the

friends

They

having to

when

luo

he

THURSDAY,

literature

themselves

him.

presence

settle

of Sydney CardinalArchbishop on 21st August, io congratu Sunday, the Passionist Fathers on the lating estublishrnentof a new school at Marricksaid fair ville, it was to ask N.S.W., hwt

other

Ireland

honest,

able, in

astrous

political

fingers'

personal

amuse

he might and then

The

.

here be

governed that

;

an

injurious

omnivorous

an

for anecdote, following which 1 do not vouch, and breadth versatility

Religious

than

he wisely

was

Reading, is

ancient

of

interests

"

Then believed

a

actively sup of Mr. James

am

.

holding

a meeting in addressing end he said I wish and why I, an Irishman

years

theology, economy,

still

Lowther"

("Jimmy

Lowther."

:

decided more

is

positiou,

candidature

in Unionist ago) of Tlmnet. The

that

by

though

uow,

the

Catholic,

and' ho has wonderful of reader, powers assimilation. He can mankind survey from China to Peru there is no sub he cannot ject on which talk, Greek,

Schools. costs

son

man

Government

briefly

congratulate on their their children

iftktias

annrmmift

may as well record Daniel C'Connell, of the Liberator,

education.

Gladstone

Mr.

Boldiers

Non-

old

Isle

conclusion)

riipIi

GOVERNMENT

to

Catholic

one

to

Marrickville

to

Mr.

in

"why

in

the —

So I that

off

youngest

when

during

of

:

wIipia

straight

to

Son.,

Miserable

'

years

Judges

"Bombay.

correspondent

stake.

at

porting Lowther

Quite recently of in during a visit

the Cardinal (said he bad good reason

we

very

explain

Chinese which I

writes Preston, all best in the the iutentious from cannot be shaken free affairs and its here in London

...VUW,

a

1"

ago

:

both

you

Review."

years

p.nvirnnk-

the

thr.f

a

the

m

News,"

election

it

cup pleaseantly

"

London

Catholic With

are

took

the

article

an

O'Connell's

The "

years.

Philadelphia

people determination

poiut

the

some

Hand,

Examiner."

Dan

increase gave instruction

same

vas

word,

a

observe

5

readiug the

in

Catholic

religious teaching moral character of a few days ago in

Only of

one

the bow

6ce

have private guards, bloodshed will doubtless withdrawn, ensue. but arbitration can Nothing avert the gravest dangers to Homestead.

respect

mills

steel

The capacity of these wotks is of 2,000 tons « of pig metal manufacturer day, and he is the largest steel rails and coke in of pig iron, the world. He lias also contracts largo the with Government for steel plates and metal for for warsliips heavy guns,

of

Pinker-

be offered opposition expected when they take charge of the Carnegie works but should Mr. Frick attempt to carry out his threat of non putting union men to work under of protection

upwards

i

Secular

been

wrote

tons

stead.

sums

48

at

country Pinker

religious other hand, costs only a did not give

the Prick Works, mines and the ore

Kansas

can

though, thatithey of 2,000 men force

a

little

embracing Edgar Thompson Bessemer Steel Works, tho Pittsburgh the Steel the Works, Luey Furnaces, Iron the Mills Union Mills, Union (Wilson, Bridge

Chicago,

wt

the

dual,

regular

York,

is

of

a

with

rolling the most

system ever

New

Italy made

leaves the workingmen present writing in possession, but State 80,000 troops have been despatched to the scene. No

this d

the

on "

improve

not

children."

to despise the profess and especially the public newspapers, and the feeling is genuinely reciprocat ed on the other side. The situation at Homestead at the

Pittsburgh as clerk

syndicate the Storey farm wJbo purchased on Oil which cost del. Creek, and 40,000, in one year over dol. 1,000,000 yielded dividends. Mr. was in cash Carnegie

complete dustries

in

R.R.

Pennsylvania

time

this

with

agencies, in

after

car. Mr. sleepingCarnegie im the. great merit of mediately recognized and readily the invention, in the joined to have it adopted. The success effort venture of this of gave him the nucleus of his wealth. He was promoted to be of the Ptttsburgh .divi superintendent

of

have men,

true,

sou.nd.

by

schools

our

does

It

first

of tho

sion

in

any

or

nft/limlk

v.li vv

t

New York

;

and manager When in

superintendent Hues.

telegraph

crime juvenile \vas tho evasive answer

was

They have

City.

men,

the

of the

an

Kansas

a of 35,000 kept standing army hut that is a great exaggeration.

subsequent

suiil

Co.,

He was one operator. read to telegraph signals to the Later he was sent ly

with

messenger

Watch"

Preventive

Gentlemen,

have chess

the same Minister of the department some little time back why

aud the told, wheu asked

the

to

"

of paths was story

various

host,

Parliamentary

had not yet uttered sip of coffee, replaced and remarked saucer,

to one of the large penitentiaries spection " the official in charge said, Gentlemen, tliis is from the place mainly recruited from schools which religion has public been banished." They would therefore

years by at engine. and he

career

institution

the

Old

who

Pinkert'ms forces of

family

stationary

a

Atlantic

his

began

a

The and

Pittsburgh,

tending

This

1845.

in

Andrew

later.

was

IS'ov.

Scot.,

The

the

battle,

the

i

Andrew

A.

but population, of the youth schools to pursue crime. In Prussia

the

of what he thought amused spectator was his honoured embarrassment. guest's Wheu their mock had finished they

i

are from The watchmen distinct the detectives or The latter operatives. number hundred men several and, with the constitute a formidable watchmen, that can be mobilized at' any par army ticular The spot in a very short time.

trate ferline,

R.

St. Boston, Paul, Philadelphia, and Denver. City It has been charged that the

Pinkerton-

to

The secret,

ever.

into

an

133 per cent. This the in increase the to the growing tendency trained in irreligious

spread

agency

than

who had been taken

practically the records ciimo had increased was not due to

be

animation

more

banished from the schools of 50 showed. years that

was

and established, to take charge ot it. brother remained in

such enterprise in of the Eastern cities.

tons

Carnegie

rapidly

>

was

tho elder A similar

in

and

old,

protective A. and

no

dleantngg. and

a

two

Chicago. " Pinkerton established

the of good plentiful supply from the brickyards of Messrs. and also Mr. a. Knox Jarvis & Castle, The bricks of the former are Brown. about that have ever been the best in this district. manufactured

<

as

William,

is

neral

of his

direction

iuterests

sons, W. York bureau Robert went there

trade to be again promises this brisk One advantage year. will be found in that line this

year, bricks

a

as

ability

grew

New

St. a two-storey of the plans which are now building Hobbs. Plans by Mr. being prepared, are also being prepared for a new Gov school. the ernment girls Altogether building

his

Pinkerton

the

gave his

on

their

a

Allan

&

Hay

erected

to

Allan

ing

Messrs

i

done

have redeem

family

member of the Chicago police Pinkerton into developed detective the greatest of his age. He a war secret an 1 organized service, some oT his feats as a Government de tective read like the romances of Gahoriau.

acclamation.

understand will shortly

I

places.

developing

From

force

benefit suffrage, spoke to result from the existence of a likely but disapprov Opposition, strong active ed of the land scheme. Premier's A of confidence vote in Sir James was hood

Braddock,

in

deeds

endowed richly schools. One public of his chief reasonsfor congratulating the Passionist Fathers and the good of Marrickville people on the step they had taken was lhat the religious school was a check ou the increase of crime in the country. When he referred to the increase of crime he did not specially refer to New South Wales, but he did think he would not be wrong in saying that daring the past 20 years there had been a increase unfortunately in great crime. He had juvenile been reading some statistics of the increase of crime in other and the countries, examples be quoted for the benefit might of New South Wales. In France since religion

has also

detective.

man

against of the

soon

very

abolition

Railway,

strougly

He

the world is un against society, aware of the fact. Allan Pinkerton; the founder of the Ageucy, was horn in Scotland, coming here as a youth and

he disap qualification, of the action of the

property

the

Edinburgh,

.to

crimes

addressing day expres the

benevolent

any

dols

library. libraries

.

established Peon., and at other If the Pinkerton

way subscribers.

two

James

free

n

free

in our and journals midst, it is to be receive hoped that both will from the of general people suppoit districts. Bunbury and the surrounding Sir

for

.

to have

Scot,

-

amount support, vertisements and intending It will be a great certainly

and 250,000

library,

great of ad

1

of

that

a

-

receiving in the

.

I believe

last.

Lindus, on Friday the proprietor is

-

.

.

i

j—

urban, Plains.

for

the districts

sub urban, of Victoria

Douglas,

solicitor,

to be a Commissioner Geelong, Victoria, of the Supreme Court. Telegraphs. A office telegraph has been opened at Preston. —

Order-in-Council. Council dated 6th inst of

the

By Order-in the importation essence of brandy, —

,

of of rum,

essence

and essence of into this is sherry colony prohibited The Order-in-Council dated August which 23rd, 1892, prohibited the im of salieylic portation in addition acid, essence

geneva,

to

these

is

essences,

rescinded

.

Roads Board Election. augusta: Members— G. N. Allnutt, and A. L. Davis vice J. Brennan, A. J. Russell! " The previous Gazette" notice of the —

1st

inst.

is

Public 2073

cancelled.

Reserve..

(6a.

3r.

4p.),

Cottesloe— as

a

tor the united of Fremantle.

ground Societies

No. recreation

Friendly

Designs 1884.

Gordon

and Trade Marks Act, R. C. W. Currie, as trading & Co., 132 Goswell Road,

London, register spirituous

has

England, a

trade liquors

mark

in

applied

to

respect,

of

and cordials.

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1892.

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can

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W.

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Court

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JOHN

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tn

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at.

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to The Hon. and marked

Woiks,

,-eJJ

must be and plat

platforms

forward

Conditions

.

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sidings cither bo sent

charged

or

CO

required.

and from

sidings

paicels Stations,

prepaid

Railway,

when

but

prepaid, forms

as

Eastern

to

Siation

one

Pnblic for

.

.rCO from

conveyed

forward

charged

so

be the

Office

September,

1892."

Drawings the

at this 27th

to be addre-sed

are

Contract,

2

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received

1

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be

on Noon the Tuesday, for Contract. be above

1892,

Perth, shewn

fares

will

TENDERS

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further notice, available for

side,

that

tbefact

until TICKETS

H will be issued days, and Guild ford at times

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be who thought. Everybody might at al' knows the fiery doctor intimately will tell you that amongst all the l-.idi who has one a party there is scarcely keener the state lowly sympathy with and trials and aspirations of the common land. This is par people of his native notable

dav

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also abroad. College, of a Cork himself a physician, and kind-hearted he is doctor,

ticularly

MONDAY,

on

b

Fie the

Protestant National popular and he is not Ireland, nearly bete noir Westminster a at

iu

it

you school.

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Commencing everv 12lh ami CHEAP RETURN

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of the

one

call

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into school

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Winchester, Cork, and

Amateur

What

St.

of

boy

he really he have

painting

Fair

this.

painted would

gently:

Charles

getting

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heart

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and

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has

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and

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where

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times

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escape the iu

until

unrecorded has

left

the

end

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home in when he carries

of coarse,

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especially staff

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his

hat

kerchiefs you with " there is

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in

Keano Bishop honour melancholy tho soul,

in

the

United

States.

of the

Catholic made a

have

last

of

rend

the

ritual

University

is

reported

impression

of assemblage distinguished officials, and gathered public the of tribute to memory Barbour. Senator

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by the

will

be

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issued times

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a

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return

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from

to

;

above.

up 1892,

:

of

;

of

ordinary

5Glb. 2nd class, will be delayed

otherwise under circumstances, special of the Commissioner, who the discretion not

be responsible

for

any

therefrom. arising Excursion passengers

to

the

Railway

By

order

General General 1

Perth,

will

to be

Traffio

Manager's Office, September 9th, 1892,

or

at

DETONATORS

of

supply

for

TENDERS

December, the

They

:

17,0001b 3,500 (35 boxes)

...

be

received

to be Public

of

addressed

Works,

"

Tender for Fremantle Explosives Contract."

side,

to

2,460

Coils.

this

Office

at

the 13th on.Tcsday, abue Contract.

are

quan

25,0001bs.

Do.

will

up to Noon 1892, for tiie

September,

The

The.

Hon.

and marked out Harbour Works

Conditions of Contract, Specifications, be seen at Drawings may this Office, the Office of the Railway Storekeeper,

and and

ad.

Frf

;-

mantle. The

lowest be

sarily

or

lender

auy

will

not

uec?

«-

accepted. W.

Commissioner

VENN,

and of Railways of Public Works. Public

Works

Director

Office,

Western

Perth,

August

30,

ALBANY

Australia, 1892.

HARBOUR

WORKS.

EXTENSION

CONTRACT.

CONTRACT. this

TENDERS Office

September

can

of

office

Contract, Specifications be seen at this Office, the Resident Magistrare.

lowest

or

Hon. marked Fencing and and

at

any

tender

will

not

New neoces-

be accepted.

sarily

wars.

of

Director Public

Works

Perth, 2ud

They

Office, Western Australia,

September,

1892.

to

be tho

received 20th

Contract.

at

this

Office

SEPTEMBER,

be

"

addressed to The Hon. the Director of Public Works," and marked Tender for Albany Jetty Extension outside, are "

Contract." Conditions of Contract, and Specifications be seen, 011 and after may Drawings 1st Sep at this tember, and the Office, at Court. House, Albany. Ihe

lowest be

or

any

tender

will

not

neces

accepted.

W. VENN,

II.

Commissioner

will

up to TUESDAY, 1892, for the above

sarily

to

Manager,

at 20th

of

Drawings

The

subject

received

to be add 11: hud (o "The of Public and Works," Tender for Newcastle

Director

the

be

castle.

will

DAVIES, Traffic

of

exceeding mentioned.

the

for

Explosives

GELATINE-DYNAMITE

EWCASTLE

the Tuesday, above Contract.

Conditions

passengers

Department's By-lawg, of the Commissioner of Rail

pay late

loss

N

on

the are "

allowed

Passengers 1st class, 811b luggage The departure of trains

first

for

They the

will

Noon,

outside, Contract."

transferable. be

of 31st

not

to

subject

DAVIES,

FENCING

TENDERS

;

will

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NEWCASTLE

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WORK8.

week

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1892.

POWDER

JETTY

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;

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cu on

Director

RAILWAY.

at 8 a.m. York, Beverley New 10.55 Northam. a.m.; castle, 11.15 a.m. Chidlow's Well, 2.5 p.m. Smith's 3 p m. 3.20 p.m. Mill, Greenmount, These Tickets are by the only available

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For BLASTING

General Traffic Manager, Traffic Manager's Office, 1S92. September 9th,

Perth,

that

the

Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railways JOHN

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of

HARBOUR

II.

will

passengers

ci

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Commissioner

VEN,

Railways

to extent

therefrom.

i

W.

hereunder

Director

day of issue

on

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a

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available

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herein by trains specified Mill at 630 Smith's p m,

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Office, Western Australia.

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any

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or

payment

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accepted.

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next, may also at this

same

tbo out

Contract, be

October

application per set.

to

subject

RAILWAYS AUSTRALIA,

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o

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for

of

may

to The Hon. and marked Southern Cross

DAVIE8,

EXCURSION

m

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Office

November,

Traffic Manager, Manager's Office, 1892. September 9th,

WESTERN

Tickets

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Works,

Tenders

tities

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Public

passengers

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to

29th

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loss

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the

being

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Church

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VVuterford, there lie had

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:

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the Railway

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JOHN

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well-known lobby journalist, both the members, induced

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further every day uuiil notice, for RETORN available TICKETS, will bo issued to Greenmount, Well, Newcastle, Northam, York

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W. VENN, of of

Public

Perth,

Commissioner and Director Railways Public Works.

Works Office, Western Australia,

August

22,

1892.

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lie

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a

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VIEWS

and CENTRES SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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unit

from

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notice.

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I

i&c.

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of

port

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10s.

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Tweed at

selling

Prices.

Wholesale

are

faithfully speciality.

l

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Scents,

DEPARTMENT.

£5

(from

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of Ladies' Buttoned

are

to

buying

Colony.

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well

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LINDELL, M.

work entrusted REPEATERS and attended to and returned

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PATERSON& CO. St.

V.

(Laic Adelaide.) JEWELLER, BARRACK ST., PERTH, (Opposite as a long experience Watchmaker jin the Old Country as a Watch in Repairer for the principal firms the City,"

that with

guarantee

in

FACTORY, Howick-Street, Perth.

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WELD

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CAMPBELL,

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at

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prepared

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Haiidressixig BAR HACK ST., PERTH.

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.

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aid

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Pan

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grocer

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FOR

SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.

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the

of

City.

011

Goods

ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY.

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the

in

and

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of Confectionery

desoription

every

LINOLIUM5,

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Chocolate

Mattrasses.

Board

Delight,

Turkish,

of

capable

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perfect Beds

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are

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manage of late Chef London.

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colony

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Is.

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first-class

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being

lodging.

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week

per

furnishing

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20s.

federal of

description

every

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Company,

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Australia.

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Wellington-street,

WELLINGTON—

&

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Steam

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4

company.

excel

purity,

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cheapness.

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guaranteed.

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Balcony

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both

in

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for the

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most

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in

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CHEAPEST

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stamped

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we

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the

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PERTH.

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COUNTRY

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prepared

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the

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market.

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Pos

connected

are

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opposite and

required

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either

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with

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shapes

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wall

General

Hall,

Wellington-street

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to

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will

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goods which

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to

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on

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application.

give

a

trial

for

it,

aud yon

1

order. —

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PAN

CONFECTIONERY COMPANY,

city-

Proprietor,

National Library of Australia

AYollington-street,

Printed M.

Perlj, 4

and

published

Gibney,

Record," George

at

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Howick

Chitty

for office

the

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of

street

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