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NEWEST
the
and
and
Silver
manufactured
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to
order
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the
shortest
notice.
A
Large
Stock
Gold
to.
suit
all
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is
the
FIRST was
at Extract
published
from in the
REPORT Melbourne
variety.
Gold
and
Watches.
Silver
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variety.
hand. Stock
Selected
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in great
Alberts
of
Ware.
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other
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Clothing;
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officially
1889
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for
Collection
VITH SPECIAL MENTION. of
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and
Wertheim,
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OF MERIT.
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,
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Cask.
11
tho conclusion
Tho
is following DavittV magnificent Irish case before mission
of Mr. of the
statement "
tho
Com
Times"
have
made,
there
found
some
help
might
possibly. task of finally
the
in
|
.
I
-THE
case
is
was FOKWA
PUT
FOIl
Kl>
A
it
PURPOSE, the 'outcome of an l.L.P.U. Mr. and against 1'arnell,
was
conspiracy that the.
insti
vilc:-t
umeivls
ployed by both Houston sustain the to charge
were
and Mr. which
em
Eugene lords,
they
not evidence box.to
the
reject to
ought
circulated. been offered
members R. J.
—
its
in
its
of i'urlinmcrit,
Sullivan,
M.
O'Brien, J.
J.
my I Parnell, observation.
G'
this
m
mission in
him for 1'aik Phoenix and Mr. Si xton to
the alleged complieitjT him murders appointed before the close of your to with labours, determine,
try
lordships' members of what other Parliament, should he given out additional moneys to the of the Imperial taxes to the heir While 'Messrs. and Crown. M'Carlhy Arthur
with del-, and
lieic
.
.
nun
.
O'Connor,
with act
when
(H
necessary il..w ijtittfti:
...
.1
r
...
planning outiagc, mcmber.s
other
LIM:
members charged and for paying
two
r
have of
been
deputy
as
Vl...,
..uut:r
I lawyer. for "such latitude, fairness unfailing
"
well
too .r
arguments But
this.
the to
LhaL I
thiil"
Cbuit
lx
was
for to
advise
cause
to.
answer t
c
-url
I
fell
have
I
like
that tried
such
was
possible
of
as
language
two
here, to the
that
mutter
it was my who should I may be
fluit
i'
my that
I
came
beioio
this
National Library of Australia
trihuiial
uud
of now
It
strife
land
on
'
stand
my
that
alleges
The
culprit.
repels
ami
counter-charges the instigation being alone of the agrarian
indicted life
a
accusations, landlordism with and the cause, not
incriminatory in convicts
lufM
and crime
in
later ciples
crush
lords,
so
mncf
Tii'fDialoi
c
n
A people its
nlioi'icnoil
like
of
or
which
Richard
destroyed, death has
I
resorL
with
sealed
lords,
to
for
towards
and
motives
testimony not
to
to
1
those
crime
country, have reproduced have left men
,
,
justice, the words
—
;
and compelled the League. first"
editorial
it
historically face
The ever
written
<
called
the it
in ;
the
to
that
which
to
their
tell
future
much
one
thing
j
compels
to
Commission
have
will
narrate how this of conciliation between progress ruled and ruleis.wa6 sought to be arrest ed ; how a for people justice asking were answered by foricious animosity
how
goneration—
it
whether
or
in
least
bounds the
of test
meaus
ot
tne
jand
the simple monitor of I on own say my that of the Land League
(addressing "of expression regret skill for with dealing
Mr.
Your of
want was
have
put
foice
and
as
the
You certainly unnecessary. with your arguments great and we ahility (applause),
for to you us obliged having "given that assistance which bus been withheld from us —Dublin Freeman. by others. are
Henniker Heaton, M.P., says the services of the lato-Father Woods he greatly will and his remembered, iu Australia. memory long cherished Mr.
gieat
further than tho British the at least
in
at
the
(applause). The President
case
FRIENDSHIP,
travelled
;
language
by
sense,
Davitt)—
The attention of Mr. has been called Parnell that are subscriptions
to
Charles to
the
Stewart statement
in being raised tho poverty from mother is is Mr. suffering. Parnell did not know of his mother's straitened circumstances before. He
(
of-—
(
akin
history
already But of this
mind.
to
nation
English has
j
—
by power
fall
REMEDIES
HEALING AND
part been words
—
reason and equality. The upon of this the story in the court, of this Commission, may or may report which not the Ireland's cany appeal and misfortunes have addres struggles of sed to the conscience and fairness
j
Janus of journalism pages have' circumstances the face which towards sometimes forced lu look truth its
AND
CONFIDENCE
a
has
and on of the peasantry ofIreland, hope "Let fully, confidently, fearlessly be done the heavens justice though
turned
in
feeling in acts
and
of
place
it
guided
behalf,
mind popular lias asked the
to
political
great
and to the. accused, its as charge and allegations, as I am, a layman, unable be the But, test what it based be only truth upon
accuser,
if
;
ana
common
verdict
;
exculpate what the
has
which
so
the
as
forecast.
may, and
In
based
record
Among
lordism.-
to
peuce, with away of Ire weapon
and
misrule,
SOOTHING OF
Irish land begetting as those quoted or to ho not of tlieni, but authorities, I those honoured names, classed with " Times" have the newspaper, placed which is the Land League's accuser, own condem I have made it speak its against
past
THE
and the
abandoned
other
every land's stead
to
on—
put
the
in
judicial discriminating in its highest attributes reason to men applied the
of calm
League, 44 Times,"
it
and Ireland, iu the interest people, force and distrust
British to
hate.
AS
BEFORE
of this tho of a test law will alone
measure
action with a lie amalgam of law
and of breasts of those than
of
DUTY
PERFORM.
fashioned, to
political to is
suc has appealed to what is good and nature. It has spoken
God,
at last cessfully best in English to the spir it of liberty, the love of justice in
Irish landlordism. relied, against informers upon the swearing of spies or facts left as but upod di-interested held who are to truth by men legacies for services reverence in by England their
other feelings of fear, and
jealousy, thank many,
sources
I
vindicated, of progress in the excite
days
Englishmen
emphasis. such
to
not go means such
invariably those
A EVER
bench
or
played party
never
England,
opposed but might surely
so
civil-right",
enlightenment,
self-inflicted
tragic
did
in
confession
Pigott's which "his
and
so
and
judge.
not
judicial
principle the healed
P
n
other
to
and of platform the sometimes crude pr are be at political reform to of legal scales, in the balance
moving
scales
my the
for
fight
win&t
iwl
TO
iudiscriminatiug an issue
weighed
of
justification
in
persevering
w»
as 0- leimms, Igoes, Buckleys, by the hud to scour the purlieus or confederates, for men -who. would cities of American the caso sell that evidence might repai-
nation,
pout facte demands.
first
your elevated the play
the
oratory uttcmpts
to
the
on
of
Whether
whether
failed
of cen
presumption,
WERE
UPON
has passion where and a
in
of
smiles
strife
MOMENTOUS
ENGLAND
of
cold decide
prin
justice, which power
the
a
righteous
human
which
from them
their
perjurers professional Carons before Lo tiie Dclanoys and not 1 have sought, your lordships. to with which such as this assistance nor have 1 been aided sustain my case,
or
boast land.
or
and
_
lordships' as that position, above of political is position the ot influence of fear or passion will and will I am sure favour, cnll, not, call in vain for tho exorcise of all those of trained of qualities ability, great of discernment, of judgment calmness, of courage, which are the and proud
and
underlying
of
neighbouring on Times" the
without
say
exalted
same
and
a
44
the
traditions
auu
assassins
My
this
end
an
accused however
are
GALLED
made
struggles aud might,
its
vindicating of truth
winning
cells.
penal
these
were
the
AND
OF
The
power iudiffcrthe enre of the British But despite nation. all so fought ami the cause this, upheld has ever and always succeeded sooner or
lirmiahi.
1 »
WHO!
-years.
few
the prejudice against often the cruelties, of backed by the supper,
the tempting pi ice evidence to
offered
or
for
there Dur
and
SERIOUS
JUDGES
deuy.
always
to
forger,
more
the
between
lordships if I may
is,
AS
so and This tried land, has nevertheless gen struggled, eration after now with one generation, now to widen the with another, means, of its contracted religious, social, sphere and political so con liberties— liherties tracted deliberate of its by the policy and and ever English governing power,
empiojed of liberty
mr
these room
and
Between
nations. one hand It
to
briug duration
your
Eng
has remained
it
hundred
close
;
treated,
which are 1887, but of all the times record from on spoken of by Davis in the days of Spencer and date of this down to the Elizabeth, this and To real Commission. prove I have not culprit guilty, hoary-headed or purchased the venal talent 1879
from
Ireland
to
exhibit
editorial
pockets
to
turies
buL des
same
their
efforts
have
of
trial,
That
Politically
not
the
violence
linked
seven
of
career
will
story the
in
ParneHisru
as their Society awards, carry ing on a deliberately-planned system of infamous allegation against political op who were hut striving to redeem ponents the sad of their fortunes in country
ever peoples placed havo experienced more or more criminal at the neglect injustice than we have. This hands of rulers will and dare even not English history
is institution younger Land League, through
founder,
its
me,
a
This
talent and
mercenary 14
in
...
.
—
to
"
libellers'
sitting
rich in London
Destiny"
seems
sorrow.
ing that period this earth upon
and
tho
has
tiny land. for
for
it
and of
fering,
of centuries, of but a few brief
a
lords,
and, my reserved
of
The Isle Destiny
Richard
for regard truth,; shame making ashamed of their concocted fabrications, and these men, with the salaries of tho
and
instinct
prophetic "
which
;
on
with some called
Ireland
charged
lire
accused
the,
elected represen nation. This story ouce of powerful organ the earning title again
with Printing Housesquare, professions of loyalty on their and lips on poison " their with pens honesty" loudly pro in the articles claimed which salaried falsehood has written with simulated
the per thq one hand, League charged and the Land In bygone histor other. ages,
ians
Whatever
men
investigation.
"Times"
the
the
delineate
Crime."
far
this
in
to
employed
it
or
forgers' could
surpassing conse possible lordship's judgment
between
stands landlordism sons here
wel
political
30 years It ago. will stand in this when again light its writers are seen with plotting Houston, with aud planning Pigott, baiganing with Delany, how best to reawaken in the mind the old hate and jealousy English and fear of the people who were to be in its columns most depicted in the odious and repulsive character that
drawing
rapidly
of and
assassin," nearly
literary
Cobden gave
representatives, traders, farmers,
now
"
of
tho become evil accuser of the now condemns by its I To this testimony
importance, of quences your any else comprised
the
nnng
English
to
interest the and
an
in
bitter
of
close—
ton
destroy of the Iriih
this picture opinion
TO
COMMISSION.
it
Commission,
this
dis
all
DIRECT
and mechanics, landlords, the lawyers, who, one and all, say with Red Book of 1880, that evic "Times" of eviction are the chief tion and dread source of agrarian crime in Ireland. is another and a there But, my lords, involved in the drama of interest higher
-
dethroned and right
close.
existeuce
an
They
humanity.
felt
I
respectively with the accusors crimes for the agrarian tho responsibility covered of the period by this inquiry. the other is One is Irish landlotdism, The " Times" the Irish Land League. years. by the
rendered
contrary. hut I thought and opinion, if one with of believed my record aiid at the .suffering, physical olherwi.se, landlordism and Castle bands of i»i-h of a lifetime with •In of the conflict .rule, in Ire it has been administered law as luuehl which the con of the puniland, Icib and i Lelicvoi bus entailed, flict me
in
wrong
i a
One has had
before it. the other
to
no
the
sense
when are
senBe
institutions
can
i
.mjtel.f. come
or
are to occupy points your lordships' this and cave in long and arduous study it will to the appear investigation, or who will the study the report public of this that tribunal, decision
in
lo address e lu re of Mr. the advice the central and figure of the "Times'" malignant lave 1 ihciefure spoken
allegations.
duty
u
of the charges
contrary who was
Paiiidl, chief object only
(if
icgiou
merited the stronger of condemnation 1 this
personally of this inquiry. have spoken hot
sorted to hard phrases which n ay have been out
and
I
te-y
>
character me.
for the of your from
as
com
e
n
the calm
in
place
and
Towards
and
therefore,
thankful, as well
commencement
words
.
am
a
lord>hips tho vciy I know
awakening
their
rule
TOViihui
inquiry. My lords, 1 reached the end of my task. am sensible of the fact that 1 too only the patience and have trespassed upon extent forbearance of the Court Lo an would be p- rmilled which possibly not to
Scotland
THIS
municipal merchants,
parliament,
some
—
accuracy. the
journalists, labourers,
we
kindness of the part and Wales,
it
LIE
records
purchased or
tatives
1847
OF
the
in were
cripple
sworn of the evidence with the deeds whom it charges persons of its clients— the evidence of the living actors in the Land movement, League class and of others who represent every is div into which Ireland' population of members ided—bishops, priests,
of
feeling the on
ever,
AVI
jimii
this
began
lordship J have
a
lordism
unhappy
speakers .www.
i_/wii;iiiuiio
(.>1
to
-in
misgovernment,
will
of
selected,
Parliament.,
rankled how much
havo
fare
have added
legal
a
and appointed
suggested
how;
in past p rson how fiercely and denounced
the
matter
no
cause,
matter
no
matter
in
terminate for and Castle Britain's by Great Aty torus, justice, observations to
calculated
-Then,
system whieh very
OF
historic
strongest
only say that classes of my -in tho Land. know I tbufc
towards our country, justice and and trust oppression out will die recollections Irish and tho lu-arfc, Anglo-Irish
beyond
scheme of us?nssinution and coolly applied." with to reference Mr. lords, to make this have final which Tho. Government
on
feasible
to
Byrne—- though each and every one of theui are charged with Mr. Parnelland with others, having organised " and with based the having outrage, movement carefully
and
;
Doual
Tuite,
suffered
and
JV1.
-
just
memories
people of England, and in a belief in
P. J,. X E. Leamv, P. J. Power, Kenny, J. G. Sullivan, Barry,
L.L.D.
a
that
us have fought of alien injustice know that before and of good will
J. D, Kilbride, Leahy, P. C. Chance, Dr. J. F. Fox, M. Conway, Thos. Qninn, Justin P. F. A. O'Keeffe, L. Hayden, J. P. D. Nolan, T. Gill,. M'Carlhy, R. Lalor, Andrew Ci illy, J. F. O'Brien,
Cummins,
to
do,
no
hearts,
have
entirety,
charges Walter
possible
of
J. E. Cox, .J. Jordan,. M 'Curtail, J. J. Clancy, H. Campbell, G. Stack,
M.
O'Doherty, D.
lordships
fc
I
past
our
in
v in O'Donnell have sustained and by evidence, have to been printed or No evidence whatever lias the againet by the "Times"
never
following speeches
your
case
that
report
allegations liot been
T.
ask
Times"
"
in
with the the witness
ho,g»vc
therefore,
I,
and
nsisten
ci
perfectly which
ast
a
as
feel,
bitter
of the Laud League, both of the history an honest Ireland and Atretic), ni.d in Mr. Darnell's aets and words of review that the League, will reveal in nothing is
thol
I can to a close. bringing I represent the working I did as country here, and movement, League
Soamos centred
and letters the bogus the forged Davis interview. I affirm, my that a fair and unprejudiced study
round
in
point
of
I
but
would bring problem which to and some chance of prosperity peace be the recol I would in happy Ireland, lection at the task I am now which
PARTY
that
to
degree solution
AND
POLITICAL
my contributed
have
.
general "-Times"
THE
caused
j
My
whole
,
the
struggle. should
known
will GIVE
TIMES"
have
j
upon
Anglo-Irish hope be realised,
:
Darin
—
Mr. tention that it
this
solving Should
con
"
"TIMES"
THE
1880
OF
and
-
suit!
MADE
HAVE
AND
be
:i
;
to with hate and led Eugland regard of the Irish distrust effort every people fcr right and justice.
I
-
is
the
!
their
i
Ik
of
|
submitted, might pos arrest the -aliensibly, part or in whole, tion of the people of Great Britain when come to studylordship's they your labours and- report. And I thought and which I hoped that in the defence
and in degradation, calumny service were attack country's foully ed by the weapons of moral assassina tion and how dastard means overy ment,
by and has
.
Mn.
Statements
I
'
Davitt's
j
.
Commission-
I
6un. matter to look towards the have made to confront an i shame the other contrast face of fraud like an evil falsehood which, genius,
of the
perhaps and the
i
"Times"
The
way the cause that Ireland, I have told,
in my own pleaded Celtic of peasantry tho story which case which I have
Cleanings.
<ffireneta.l
New which
will
has
York
now
;
to
made
relieve
ample provisions
for
her
j
men
who
had
suffered
imprison-
wants.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985605
Davis
Secoud
the
v.
been'
Permanent Building Society that of Mackenzie v. the Eyerton and West Building Derby Permanent before Mr. came on recently Society Mr. Baron Huddleston and Justice raised These cases both one Stephen,
mischievous Paul Bert,
The bad principal plaintiffs question. societies been members of the building and had gives to withdraw their notice used to Subsequently they mone'.
people.
of law and the was whether were raised question they to wore entitled or whether this, they to arbitra the matter bound to submit It in accordance with the rules. tion, was contended for the plantiffs that, thoy not to do were bound because whciv this,
tion
Chatham and
-
have
it
recover
process
.by
to withdraw the raouey gave notico members of the ceased to bo they societies, and ceased also to be bound by The Court after the rules. long argu did not, ments hold the plantiffs that
they
.
notice to withdraw, cease to upon giving but be members of their societies, they coutiuued to rules which tbo subject to arbitra bound them to refer dispute was for The judgment therefore tion. the defendants.
Rev.
Burke's
—
say out
to writes reference to the about Joe Davitt
been visited in prison by Mr. for whose Burke, under sentence of death.
of:
sister
a
Mr.
having
murder he was His Grace says "Mr. Davitt,
:
not
informed between
accurately relationship
being; quite the degree of
to
-as
victim
"the
of the
murder aud the lady who brought pease to the consolotion and repentant criminal, spoke of her as Mr. Burke's sister. Some persons, knowing nothing of the case, facts but appearing of the to be aware that Mr. Burke hud but is not and who one who a hup, sister, not
was
Dublin
in
hastily that
seem question, the conclusion
is
referred on the
Mr.
in to
come
Davitt's the
to
story
published His Grace
"
Having statements says
time
the have
myth."
mere
a
at to
subject,
:
Mr.
.'
in Davitt's' story, except the degree of relationship1 the charitable nun and the of the murder, is perfectly true. to
regard between victim
.
in
"nor
not by of the
prison,
by any
indeed,
of cbaiity,
Mr.
Daviit's of mercy, by a sister correctly stated,' Mother well known Magdlene Kirwan, a sister of the in Dublin as iu charge at Golden one of reformatorm Bridge, was suburbs of the city. Mrs. Kirwan a near relative of the lute Mr. Burke. sisters
:
visited
as
but,-
degree of cousin once that of first Kirwan was a first of Mr. Burke." father His Grace quotes The precise
from
Eaton,
which
to
cousin
says has of Joe Poole, every day until said to "I her, first
a
me,
English." about trusting
the
from
letter
Mrs.
that
appears
whom
did she execution, had confidence
his
because you but
told me Ho never
her
couutry
were
this
did
she
name
that
attend and he in not
candidly said a
you try you word
women.
writer of
name
of the flag of readers of The for they have news, out
cross
the not
is
been kept posted the doings of tho infidels, Council of the Municipal'
years
about
the
—
the
Universe for
up
past,
all
writer
same
holds
that
of
like
anything
a
these men between politicalco-operutiou and and the representatives of Ohristiau France Catholic has become impossible will but listen to yet if the Government the words uttered Clmlletuel-Lacour uo
tho
in
Senate
by
there should they keep down the inclined plane to bankruptcy and chaos.
December
last
why
reason
travelling loads which Universe.
—
O'Reily on tlie Question.
Bishop
M.
In
by Mr. year which, belying the doings of Balfour in the isie. green
book published an Hurlbert, American, its
a
title,
palliates
lost
landlords the author of such a book is not likely to be a friend of the Catholic Church of Ireland the .than ; yet in' any more number of tbo current Fortnightly the. very same man Review in the article " EoHrcmis A in headed Republic ," and The
after an
Government arid
travagance
country .
the
impeaching
to
tho
on its
French account
having vorgo
of
Republic of
its
brought,
ex
the
bankruptcy,
his opinion that the besetting expresses sin of. the Third French Republic is its
National Library of Australia
in
This
of way involves
a
very
now Convent Schools of education in general, " J am desirous the Bishop proceeded— should that the children play their part and their share and contribute loyally well and well with tho equally loyally all denominations children of' other
of
influence aud the
the
benefit
;
—
—
that I educated
wish ;
being every well
them thoroughly a view to their that I wish educated,
lo
see
with
and,
thoroughly for
as higher education, to be placed within as elementary, As a controlling their force easy reach. of the the however, will, intelligence There i.s stands hot alone. something and that further to be reckoned with,
facility
further,
something
of .the deteriora
saying -proho,
widespread meaning it is
tho of
is
writer
heart.
The Mcliora
old,
a truth sequor, expresses as in its its application To thai truth profound.
in
as
an bears for he witness, apostle not to confess to a consciousness scruples to a of a liorco within struggle himself, of higher instiucts sense drawing him on noble and good, towards that which was even
and
of
down, down, bad. war
lower
instincis
him him
dragging
to- draw striving which was andignoble The is the seat of impulses which passions wage .an unceusing with and contend with her reason, or'
rather that heart
to
will.
and' mastery over the control tho intelligence needs enlightenment the heart assu redly requires as discipline Acuteness or of mind, well. polish coiumaud or control of heart, without for
If
makes if not
but
a
Christian,
sorry
dangerous
an
citizen,
worthless
a
evil-living
man. In this and it is one,' statement 1 think, wiiich will commend in its itself reasonableness to all minds reflecting have the pith. and the substance we of wo are furnished with the key to— the of education. Catholic What theory are we to do ? Give every attention to —
tho development lectual faculties, of
training
of the aud pay
those
which
care
child's no
is
heed of
powers
intel
his
I
believe
We with and in
of
take
the
heart we
give
chiid
as
well
as
are
work,
there
as
ourselves
overy good quality hiB soiij. 'We look
of
both
upon
as
of
and these the religious the childreu as false,
to
will do its worst upon him, and ho will be powerless to evade its wrath. be bent He win before its and he fury will break. He will and be go down crushed. utterly storm
a
unequal
flaw
a
mere
iu
for
place
tho
im
to'
or
information,,
law which
that great ceaseless
To bo Continued.
con
Mr.
Gladstone
and
Western
Australia.
In
reference
daily child
...
the
to
in
debate
the
man
him
with-.
ho
-if
is
to
communication: " Hawardeii
or profession, trade, career he ultimately or takes Iu up. this at the child is sense, any rale, to the man father that the lessons
in a party aware of nth not vote unti-Liberal and if the Western were
—
in
learned
not
aro
for
youth' readily in and that the things loft age, gotten childhood unlearned in are not after wards to be acquired.. easily Now, how it is the secularist consider would deal— indeed does deal with the child. The
cardinal
of
principle
that religion the school-room, with lo exclude
must
is
be
from
from
He and
the
embodies
and
by-laws,
effective
the
by
which He
ho
has that
room
with concern
iijhe
;
no
education; with with it,
ttiat
him
;
during
the
in
business has religion
nothing
"
as
iiud aro
and the
certainly hours of
him,'
that
the
shop-counter He becomes. learn
the
iucident on with Qfqtall
field
or
or
office-desk,
was
lesson— of life
workshop,
that
now
Lo
conditiou a
one or
can
or
depreciate
made lie
us
our
in
j
much have to
und
stand
if
alone
you.
and
independent
will
wish
your
undertaking. bed and.
own
As
it.
as
will
Australian
groat
self-government.. wish to see
in
made
to
pre we
Western
to
Of that
course,
enormous
I
should territory
for the redundancy of crowded population. Bntldo not expect to see Government in. any our
no
available
own
time
of taking capable out. great of our them people aud settling and Western there, Australia cannot wait the best indefinitely. Perhaps way would be to divide the country and fouud one or more new statos out of it. It must come to that iu the end. 'But be done whatever may or I proposed, my
he
masses
his
;
I
i
he will
was an religion to be thing put' off and his Sunday dress, or if- thought during week, tube thought of just —
who
Henry,
I iuto have not looked the Australia, but where there is subject, ofince unity 1 should think that the colony need not be delayed any longer in its ambition for
!
taught—
a
yon have
We
now
and
Sir
by
—
must
an
the
1
:
iu
vent
his he
educational work. daily Leaving school the boy will transfer to uuother sphere tho uuhappy him so principles taught tho What schoolroom was to long.
to
in reply that you need I believe we need you, but you that out for yourselves
grow into LTuion no
school To do has
religion
written
writes
is
bound to bo successful with and so indeed teaching, unfortunately is. The child comes to as aecept it sense axiom of common that religion
also
was
and
is
;
questionto call
"
pains careful have they penalties attached. has a free hand with the child for five or six or seveu of tho most impressionable years of that child's and he is into life, it grinding the one samo week dreary principle week after and lie day after day.
by-laws
affairs
Australian
VV. E. Gladstone. Hon. Sir Henry Parkes." Mr. James Anthony Eroudb,
He dins housetops. teacher aud scholar. in Acts of Parliament rnakoj these Acts and
it
an
giveu
Colonial
on
I
Conservative,
having
ever
"
tho of
ears
sense
-
or constrained necessity by regretable or fortuitous or tomporury circumstances, it vvilh but to oxclude deliberation and as on a tlmt lias no principle thing business uo secret therein. Ho makes intentions. of his lie proclaims his
doctrine it iuto
re
'
mvself and mav not disannoint von. "With and au every good wish recollection of short agreeable your relations in this I remain, country, my dear sir, faithfully yours,
forth proceeds as if forced by
not
it,
3,
should be in such a condition as for notice from me next the duriug session 1 trust, so far as an octogena rian may, that 1 may be cousistou with
secularist
excluded
ho
and
the
1889. have
Oct. Castle, Sir,--! lellter of
ceived the 12th your of and have exnmined August, with interest the accompanying great information. Although my early years
he
to
—
Dear
"My
the
in
Wales
on Legislative Assembly the address to the Queen relative lo Australian Sir Henry the Western Bill, Parkos has received the following
for the stipulates the prioo brow as of his And it is the habits the in uchool that ho will into later and that life,
acquires take with him he -.must take successful
condemns
N.S.
and
toil,
of his bread.
sweat
re
as.
shines not always But the sun come to aud all, temptations to all comes at times with a vehemence and a violence That it is difficult to resist, lb is in limes of special these and strong that the services temptation of religion are needed and its value is to bo felt. God help the lad who in these moments of trial has not the sup to fall back upon, has port of religion not tho it can strength The give. bright,
the as knowledge acquired solo from tbe the gain accruing The school is the child's school. traiu-. for adult life. To tho child ing-ground the at school, tho occupations weary of tho rouud and endless lessons, of tasks are real work. In the routine school ho makes his first of experience
the
faculties
religion
still
to
loss.
no
to the the secularist as to forbid peremptorily men. It by thinking error fo look the upon
is
fatal
so
parting sider
to
he is, endowed with intelligence, lo lhe cultivation'
be
lamentably
they
as
most
to
it
in
and prudently disponse. very I need hurdly remind is you, no more fair weather When friend. when the sky is tilings go well with us, are no storms clear und there around, the absencu oi religion seems to entail
But the as ought to walk'. suppose of those who argue in favour sumption of tho 8 uuday .school' and home to be as as
all
So
Religion,
aro sometimes them they sometimes loo uninstructed, and geuerally too engrossed to teach their thoroughly tho way in which these childreu
to be as adequate places moral of aud training
in
as
safely
for parents, selves too
true
wisdom forgotten.
to of life, to gives purity as to honesty truthfulness, man and are man, safeguards with which in his and helps budding he can he believes self-conceit, very
Tho tSunday-hchoiil but a of Lh" children, and its operations are too brief and ton intermittent to and results. As lasting produce solid
apathetic, with care children
to
it
helps sobriety, between
in
is
himselfin be now
for
else,
rouud of work at present, as in daily his round of lesson at daily formerly he dismisses of tho school, all thought sanctions of religion from his salutary mind. Its and its commands prohibitions are matters which he alike forgets. And the safeguatds it offers and the
with
variance reaches
with that
his
portion
reality
called urgently as vvhioh neglect most is for, regards, to bo attended with likely disastrous results ? In our efforts for our children we arc un to believe in the wisdom willing of any so insane a" line of policy. Wo refuse blank' to allow the best part point of education's worlc to reroaiu uifdone.
gards
at
rest.
sufficient
things
bow-
matter, which
fact.
schoolroom of the founda at the laying at tion-stone of the new Convent Schools Port Pirie on Sunday, November 3, the Bishop of Port Augusta gave an intereston the subject of educa ing deliveranco to the probable tion. After a reference
And
measure
largo-
acceptance would be au
Speaking
is
day by the sacredness
the putting a supposition
to
accord
pendence,
a perfect that influence, without beyond aud abovo our of course, I It is strength. said, that know the circle and the family are the proper Sunday-school piuces for and that roligious instruction, ample is made for the child's moral provision if only teachers training Sunday-school and do work. parents honestly their.
its
—
Coercion."
have
retire iu
gladly availing aid in tho arduous task, hand, hopo by her influence work which we know to be,
to
theory
Education
"
under
ourselves wc
aftor
day
presence. of her
;
—
''Ireland
assemble of her
ever,
moro
especially who have insisted Paris, upon passugos from come of the first classics of 'France out of tho school- books for been struck reason but that the 'Word of no other to God was be found iu theui. The
aud
whose Brady, with beeu confounded
she
from tho to deceive
it
Mr.
Joe
visited
nover
was
relationship removed.
of
inspiration
goes on to the Deity for the educa prepared as the old New Englaud
men
of the books of children fanatics cut tho To England."
'
was Brady Mrs. Eaton,"
and
desolating, under the
-
of
in
"
These "strike
"
-
.
Brady
;
of Dublin
Archbishop Daily Express
statement .
and Mr. about Mr.
Sister.
The
the
Walsh
Dr. Statement
most, and
of religion the most
and M. Jules Gambetta, Perry, have for the past the of Prance Republicans a decade beeu waging, and are now, waging the believers of war of religion against who constitute a and great Christianity, of tho French majority unquestionable
is
Most The Davitt's
the
wars
past,
as hisnight and he prepared to The lesson is too much that sweet sense of inde fond belief of his that he
done,
-
of
case
the
each
two
or was
_
The'
of
wars
work
-
:
the
QE all
moment
a
day's
-
-
Investors.
c
for
mother of morality. In her we re the one which can cognise control power the impulses and mould the hea' L. We give her then a. place in the schoolroom. We hallow the spot where our little ones the
to
.
the Catho having constantly persecuted while It lic Church. may be worth own words quote Mr. Hurlbert's
Society
.
Building
to
Interesting
i
a
j
:
trust our be guided people here will by the colonies and wishes 'of Australian statesmen. My opinion in such matters is of no consequence, but it is a pleasure to me to tell I you ho w fully. agree, with own views." jour
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22985607
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' ,
with the
dwelling
quently "
property of the local of the affaii,
.
who
states he lias Pope, whatever with tho Bank or The influenza epidemic
>
;
account ,iu an journal, giving the latter cir ...mentioned but added thaf had the robcumstance, valuable hers, known;; of Mr. Blank's" the mantlecandlesticks on 'presentation of bric-a-brac his noted collection piece, bis vases on "the iu the rare cuhinots, im have &c., brackets," they might
-
from
Three
the
nights opportunity. the empty after the journal appeared broken and all house was into, again referred to wero the articles carefully a polite the thieves removed, leaving for letter cf thanks (" to he forwarded") who
the journalist, out
ed:
little
the.'
.
had
odds
notice
had escaped
kindly and ends their
on
first
the
its
promoter. has spread
December
two
past
police was
during captured
12.
The
this morning. December Adelaide,
Mini.-
ter
The sculling
that
states
the
in
nor
matter,
O'Connor, f
'lie
who
Searle, lioi'nKvr
rowed
ilin llliu
nncGiAU
recently and
Hon1. J.
e\P V/
III
P.lnimhlAn
fltn
»
|IMW
H.
1
fkf W»
U
,
hopeless
that poverty of London.
East-End
look of found is
1
I
Uft
. '
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COL
I?Q1
U
oUU
V7« 1 f
J.
.'RlAnlrU'e
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the following contributes of Mr. Cohen, M.P., to the " Herald: The Mayor-elect Iiapunda native who has is the first Australian the principal niany years filled during" he is one of the comcivic and chair, of the of the branch mittee Adelaide "
Pencil sketch
—
Australian he
was
position
resettled financial
Natives'
Association. "Whilst in he held the honorable Fiji of one of the councillors. He of a in Adelaide as manager in in Pirie-streot institution
of 1886 he filled and in December "1876, that first notable. pu'jlic post here ;his for one of the city wards. ofcouncillor election he was At the last general
"
.
appeal ,
the
Yesterday
'
Hon.
,
now.
Sir
'
.
;
Henry
the
to
Assembly,
beating
Lady Algoa
Loch,
.
,
j !
man
ments.
-
good song ; he of the fantastic
a
sings'
master the piano
and pretty from which
instrument a
-
the
J
!
which
he
;
to his children, hereditarily the violin charmas Miss Cohen plays he has done a bit of amateur ingly and dramatic be is (I acting ; operatic not but am not a sure) believe, quite the pencil and only bad ske c'ier ; jvith chamthe otlier day he won the billiard of the Austral Club. To those
remains at the M0J
Jr
The 13.
officer
New
Orleaus
In
j
in
is
untiring and that
he
add
the to
attention is
fact
that
successful
are
so
year
Mayoral
for
the
member and editor
I
;
j
j
j
Smith
iu
otherwise'.
city
the
Melbourne upon the
A ews.)
Daily
.
from
Yesterday
Jnlevcolomal
FOREIGN.
London, The
statement that
December
published
11. to
recently
marriage had been pro tbo Grand Dulco Nich between jected of atul the Cznrewitch Russia, olas,of a Germany, Princess Marguerite effect
of the
sister
declared
as
a
Emperor,
achieve
ben
officially
baseless.
The Manchester to
has
their
gasmen object,
of
hare
owing
failed
the
to in
to
number stepping blacklegs fbir tbc place of the strikers, supply Lord the Isaacs, Mayor of Henry to bring about London, is endeavouring character pf a satisfactory ai raogemcnts ,
J,o
both
sides'.
National Library of Australia
in
Shares,
Brokens £10
a
December
deputation
Stock Postmaster
from
Exchange General
t
re
to the ference Exchange telegrams and urged that a specfrom Adelaide, the two Ex ial wire be made between to Melbourne. from Adelaide changes, the mat The minister promised to lay his colleagues. ter befoie has been A man named John Astle to arrested for attempting shoot Con and for Schisholm, Constable assaulting
murderously It Vizard. about three months ago, that appears North the defendant stole a cart from and while the Constables Melbourne, stable
Astle to st"p they were him. Dix has issued a writ F. W. against dam Mr. Greenway, £5,000 claiming as for a complaint lodging ages for of not Dix being a bona fide member fired
the
at
by
Exchange
and for jeopardising
his
Lines, Bottom
for
Sydney
W
£82
12s.; 19s.
boot
«»n
and
Tequisities Irons and
for fishing, Handles.
Also, Baskets,
a
—
19
UdiUldgC
n4
and
Baskets, Fa.no.v
U9vlulaiuv;U
I?
application
Supreme Court
to-day
assortment
of
variety
a
Butt Coat
ably
T Frame
Hinges,
Hooks, cheap;
Levels,
Box
Bricklayers'
N
of
Useful
7$.
and
Hat and remark Pulleys, wood Rules, Spirit Plumb Levels,
Hinges,
Bricklayers' Lay Hod Irons Pins, and Lorries. Wheels for Emery Circular sharpening Saws, Emery Knife Sausage and Mincing Sharpeners,
Machines,
Williams
(Pipe
Butchers'
Knives,
Pampa
Table
Cutlery,
House
Hair
Brooms,
Stove Wash Brooms
White Bass
Brushes, Brushes, or Flat
Galvanized
Roofing,
Tin'cl Rivets, Galvanized
etc.
Irons,
and Hails
Glue, Tinmen's
Range. Cocks for Tanks, Files,
Ears, Iron
Bassinette
with for
fittings
Shoe Paint Sad
Box
Glue,
Tools.
Per
Wheels, and Perambulators, Bicycle
of General
assortment
splendid
a
etc.
Ordinary
Glue,
House
Brushes, Brushes,
Screws Russian
'
Washers.
Brand,) Knives,
Bellows,
Charcoal
Irons,
Iron
Cash.
Terms, LEVI
GREEN, Cash
Ironmonger,
Hurray
Street,
Perth.
case was re
Gold for
1890
Tf A A I vvj
4-1-1 W1U
PERTH
1st /\
Horse
2nd 3rd Starters Non
14.
be made
to
to release
Sign
CUP
600
is
will
An
Crab
useful nets and
.Rn.slfP.f.s
13th.
cU
Split
Clothes Baskets, Butchers' Gorden Baskets, Baskets, Picnic Flower Baskets, Roller Baskets, Market French Baskets, Baskets,
extra
shop has been burnt. tbv
of
variety
splendid viz.':
yester
enquired
4-
a
ambulators
of
(W.A.)
r>
Lines,
Rods, jointed, Fishing Cork Floats, Rods, Fishing Reels for fishing rods. Fishing
Baskets,
Block Four7s.; £7 Junctions, 5s.; Block £5 9s. ; 10's,
AtM
Hemp
Ash
Shot, Bamboo
mongery.
the
Less filled
CONSULTATION.
Members
...
at £1.
;
...
£250
...
£100
...
„
...
„
£50
...
divide
v..
starters 10 per drawn pro
'.£50
..;
..V
>
„
...
....
cent. rata.
Commission,
£50 If not
or
Castellian
who was sent to goal find bail he could not to in the colony to defend anaction him. pending against Earl has distributed the Mopetoun Victoria Rifle won at the recent prizes Hall. Association at the Town
Tickets
because remain
One
thousand
fourteen
tons Hercules Energetic have yielded eight
nine hundred of stone from mine at huudred
Sandhurst and four
December
of
Negotiations
14.
satisfactory character are between the proceeding Treasurer and the Banks, in regard to of public monies. It is the deposit will probable that one million sterling be deposited in of the several shortly banks at 4 per cent. The into the coroner's inquiry at Devon murder of Mr. Blackburn, shire
St.,
to-day. verdict. released
a
was Surrey Hills, returned jury
immediately
JJONALD
from
STRICKLAND.
HIPPER
WHEELWRIGHT,
UNDERTAKER BEGS
to
&o., to
the Public that he has STARTED BUSI and the above branches, hopes attention to business and good by strict to solicit workmanship, a fair share of public patronage. of all Vehicles on hand and descriptions made to order, American viz., Waggons, Express Waggons, Buggies, Spring Traps announce,
«
generally NESS in
ALL
REPAIRS
A
etc.
Waggons,
Carts,
.urays,
NEATLY
TRIAL
EXECUTED.
SOLICITED.
an
open Paxton was prisoner, but was from custody, afterwards re-arrested.
Undertaking
The
and
in
on
the
most
shortest notice respectable
.
December
Adelaide,
'
14.
Railway employees' grievances arbitration are still an continuing suggested on the part of the men. —
are
£79 15s. British 4s.;
;
Fourteen's £10 £5 North's £2 Is ; Junction's £6 Central's £11 2s. 5d. ; Block £5 Mount Is.; £7 Is. Morgan's
at
manner
LOWEST in
The
Brokens
J
COACHBUILDER,
concluded
The
be obtained
can
W.
and the
of gold.
Sydney,
the waited
endeavoured
position
December
are
12.
with
McCrossan
the
Frasers
£11
Blaekley's Jn
.
anD
jfovcian
lshes
ounces
INTERCOLONIAL.
Melbourne,
tho
,
defeats that if Slavcn match lie the forthcoming L. intends John to challenge Sullivan, to a in the American fight champion, with or America in a contest gloves
Jem
good.
(
the promi of Parliament of Truth con "
"and proprietor demns the strike. It is stated
social
duties, at home with class of his
Labouchere,
Mr.
insured. December Melbourne,
of London.
,
he
generally sect or separate every and you can understand why he people, of is so popular and why the prospects a
i
.
pionship accomplishments
gas works Mr. Henry nent democratic the
to
13.
wife-shooting which the prisoner have been to undergo
whole of which
—
:
that
Mining Company were at 22s. 6d. yesterday
rni Illp
of London are following gasmen confreres at Man the example of their in has begun a and a strike chester,
Flax Lines, of sizes, Gut a variety Gut. Assorted Sinkers,
Carpenters'
Secretary. Premier left
Centrals,
t
the
entered " Picturesque
December
Silk
Tanned in
and Cabinet
13th. in
the
v.
appointed
sentenced mitted.
were,
to
the Crawford
the
cemetery
the
leader of for England December
day morning. Adelaide,
to
IJavi3
of Jefferson
.
been
reported
be Colonial
The
i
is
teens,
LDlvl
has
has
Donohue
will
Excellency's
an
Lines.
mem
Company.
It
en
state
The interred
can
of
Atlas"
and
Bay,
December
sending
are
the leaves
Brisbane, Loch
im
of
privilege
O.
Spare Level, Tubes, ing Hammers, Line
thief,
notify for an committee
the
Munro,
Opposition,
having
V
Melbourne, apply
restrain of the
A non-suit
77.
by scraping;
bership. Mr.
Auckland
!
a
transmitted
"
y
or
or
depriving
case
Palace six months" labour.
to
Sydney,
to examine into thoroughly, of the Bank. of the affairs of Mr. Rob The death is announced the celebrated ert aged poet, Browning,
j
j
you
strumming, sound— a gift
blowing, draw
lil;e dance art he plays ; well every other can
and
London,
to him
injunction
the Bank in connection with Affairs after are now of New Zealand quiet, The Directors are tho laic excitement. business in a renewal of their expecting
.
but an allalready -described, attainin respect of mental fluent he; TTe is' aspeaker;
ways
His
Colony,
Governorship London,
new
some
thorough
the
to Cape
route '
and he stands much favorites, now than higher in popular estimation to so that he is likely he stood then, is not beat lie old; favorites again, man of the world iu only a round
at
arrived
1
old
i
have
family
to
intention
White's
confidence public secured.
stronger, been fully
bis
ing
'
are
Coffee
of
Exchange
morrow.
James
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£Jj
with hard has the Round Hill. Boomer, notice the solicitors for the on
a
Stock
win the Derby, to £300. of New Zealand
—
elec(ed
Dix,served
to
were two colts hacked at the odds of £5,000 Shares in the Bank
:
been
prisonment
costs.
with
;
the sentenced
Loughlin,
Somerville Rev. William Milne, the Curate of »St. M.A., Mary, Mag dalene's has been appointed at Oxford, Theolo of the St. Barnabas' Principal Adelaide. College, gical case versus In the Allison appeal the Buni8;the Privy Council has allowed
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£7 3s. £4 Junctions, Norths, £11 14s. 9d. ; British, Centrals, Is. 6d. ; Souths, £2 9s. December Melbourn 1 3. e,
has
The
j
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Helena Steamer
ex
received, P. <fc
a assortment of splendid Fishing Tackle comprising— -Kirby Bent Blue Hooks, Tin'd Hooks, Single. Gut Double Gut Hooks, Blue I-Iooks, with Hooks, eye, Double Pipe Hooks, Hand Furnished Lines, Lines,
;.
;
;£6
,
the
"
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lis.; 4s.
moods
abject, iu
to
,
'
the
met
fall
now
Jinof the highly valuable -To the belonging Empress been stolen. of Brazil, have Theresa, the in They are said to be the finest the of the; famous and world, pick and M atlogress.o, of mines of Gereas at Rio. The .tlieft occurred Brazil.
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with
nowhere
should
O'Connor. The whole
1
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which
World,
;
(the Melbourne believ it is
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Arcadia,
.
the
David Christie Murray, the novhas been in who is now Australia,flav of Melbourne, the slums visiting that the Antipodes ins' seen the worst at home writes to friends can show, lie of tbo London Correspondent fso tlio /examiner hut he bus Manchester says) Mr.
elist;
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left
Gordon)
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extra 12.
for tlio yesterday, purpose, of with Sir ed, conferring Henry "Parlces here. previous to his return died Mrs. an old colonist, Sawtell, at the age of 70. yesterday, has The. share market improved.
against secured
Thames,
the
on
the
to
world, has no locus standi has he any claim to having been beaten by
Kemp
championship,
visit.
reference of the
iu Sportsman, championship
a
Education
of.
j
;
"just Mena
who has been committing for in the Banya district years, and has evaded the the whole of that time,
depredations
Paris,
to
London
point which
so
A Kanaka
.
proved
Russia
out
IRONMONGER.
. I
connection
no
CASH
pears, engaged bring smaller atlas than that which was issued. Now have the defendants set up that out the to carry his failed plaintiff and have refused to pay agreement, him ; hence this actibn. December 12. Brisbane,
.
has been put forward for the establishment of Catholic a the .promoter Mr. Bank, being Leybourne. It is alleged that the scheme is under the auspices of the Vatican, has been denied which, however by the
yesterday, an action,
to
was
Federation scheme A
portable editor
I bo
off.
Federation, of Imperial
.
in
GREEN,
LEVI
from the claiming £1,500 Picturesque The plaintiff, it Atlas Company. ap
consider
to
outcome
an
'seat
Lord
advisability held the by and British
.
.
eariied
was
conse
recently
much
not-
though
burgled,"
his
provido and
\v-as
place
being of the representatives Governments Colonial of the whole question the cluding question
his
during
caretaker,
a
a
that
appears
not
as Rosebery; of a conference
of
—
.
:
;
from
comes
It
suggestions to ihe
The affair is therein. of the Round Hill boom. At the No. 3 Jury Court Frank Donobue commenced
concur-
his
,
'
rence
:A good buiglar story certain London suburb.. a'Ceilaim householder, absence irom home, did
notifies
.Brassey with the
.
Lord'
Story.
Burglar
.
Good
Very
.
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:
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the
POSSIBLE any
part
of
PRICES, the
colony.
is
Terms
Moderate.
Block 14s.; 17s.; Ten's
DONALD
J.
f
Perth,
July
Hay and 15, 1889.
CHIPPER. Murray-streets,
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Australian
FIRE,
Assurance
chicago corned Queensland south australian
Messrs.
Wni.
(Limited)
Beers,
californian peacock's tinned
Co.
AND
LIFE,
MARINE.
Sale.
on
m
&
ships
TO
tins, fruits
,,
fruits,.
pie
JOHN MoCLEERY. has for private sale FREEHOLD PRO PERTIES, WITH AND WITHOUT BUILDINGS
cigars,
green
pea,
«
german,
henry
Streets.
dar
clay
pioneer guutllbe WORKS,
STOCK
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ALWAYS.
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Preston
TOLLEY WINJE,
on NOTE. Allotments Building from sale in Fremantle, £21 j Perth, E30 ; Claremont, £10. —
TERMS
ON
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AND
(Limited.)
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cut
WAREHOUSEMEN,
ARTHUR
J.
CHRONOMETER,
JEWELLER,
MAKER,
DIAMOND,
MANAGER.
Customers to
Hymus's
where
Town Kali, patronage. and GOLD JEWELLERY
he solicits
Mr.
SILVER of
made
Wedding Rings Time payments
Alex. Esq., F.R.G.S., Forrest, W. Sandover, Esq. W. Silas Pearse, Esq., M.L.C., Edward Esq., M.R.C.S., Scott,
always
I
SURPLUS "fN J_ Liabilities) IN INSURANCE
BOWRA, the
opposite
Town
Hall
TION
All
New
the request and others,, that announce
of numerous friends the undersignedbegs he is about to add and FUNERAL to his and building
UNDERTAKING
FURNISHING,
business.
carpentering Funerals
conducted in
inexpensively
town
Street,
Business
LIFE For
BOARDING
SISTERS
OF.
CENTRAL
R
D.
TERMS be paid
and
Music Entrance
Children pel, —
—
size
years,
—
i—
—
—
CLARKE'S MIXTURE all
from arising.
Blood
Blood
the
i
are
Life."
tiie
of
its kinds, Thousands of testi-. marvellous. and lis 2s. 9d. Sold in bottles, and Patent Medicine Chemists Sole Proprietors
The
Lincoln
Co.,
Lincoln,
Sores
Midland
parties
Furniture,
Every to
description
in
flO
£31,250,000. one
by
year
Counties
England.
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any
AND
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ex
single Palliasses at size Mattrasses,
we
offer
feet,
16s,
27s
6d.
Gr
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CO.,
Also
a
largo the Austrian at
Jurrah 6d
MONSTER
for new of Household
given
and old Furniture
We
:
will
To
be drawn
of shipment WIRE undermentioned low Chairs, Toilet
large Tables
WOVE prices We are
size,
8s.
and
Washstands,
lBt
Prize—
Olfico
repaired,
COUNTRY
ORDERS
the
Furniture.
and and
re-polislied
NOTE
central
ATTENDED
PUNCTUALLY THE
cash
highest
for
price a
Fittings re-upholstered,
speciality
equal
Public
PERTH, Offices.
soon ia
as the whole subscribed.
the
of
OF LAND (1£ acre Freehold), adjoining railway and road at North Fremantle, on which i3 erected a substan tial 4-roomed the cottage whole worth £765 ;
2nd Prize 3rd
Prize—
Winner £25.
Pony,
to
saddle,
select
Ac.,
to
value
value
of
£10.
A committee of gentlemen have kindly consented to. conduct the drawing. Each purchaser of a book of 20 tickets will be presented with a Complimentary Ticket FREE. BONA
furniture (Opposite
TO.
ADDRESS—
BARRACK-STREET,
1889.
UNION,
BLOCK
:
;
give you
aa
money
«
work.
JJOOM.
-800
&c.
;
about up housekeeping giving without annoying delays.
ART
£800
MANUFACTURERS,
lls6d;
RAILWAY JJEAD1NG 2nd
AUCTIONEERS,
Australian, to the Public
single,
N
POLISHERS,
BEDDING
BROKERS,
which size 3
&
S
UPHOLSTERS,
RETAIL
HI
new.
all
everywhere. and
1888,
over
;
Estimates
—
WORLD-EAMED the blood is warranted to cleanse from whatever cause impurities Skin and For Scrofula, Scurvy, and
6d, size ;
amm
BLOOD
Diseases,
monials. each by Vendors
is
OFt the
BUSINESS,
BAZAAR
;
wreaamm
ioSK#
over
12s 6d full 16s; single,. 10s in Spring-seated Couches covered Jarrah from 45s Polished Chests of Drawers, 60s. splendidly made, from Gold and 5s White and Gold and 5s 6d. Cups Saucers, per doz.; Plates, Dining from 17s 6d full size Bedsteads, from 22s 6d and all other lines of Household Tables, low prices. Our Kauri Furniture at equally of Wardrobe, pine Bedroom Suite, consisting Toilet Towel Chest and at £15 Drawers, Table, Waslistanri, be largo Rail, 10s, cannot the colonies. .in excelled your
For
effects
—
37s full
from
To
—
Funds
AMOUNT
the
White
8 guineas
PERTH.
Officer.
FUENIS
G E
MAKERS,
received,
Cretonne,
2 guineas.
singing, Fee, £4. 10 over
just
MATTRASSES,
making
quarter. —
«
to
quarter,
have
WE
10
under
WIMBRIDGE,
BENNION,
FURNITURE
O
CABINET
full
For children, 5 guineas per years, in advance. —
Medical
transacted
ever
PAETIBS
FURNITURE
JOSEPH,
Chief
&c.,
31st December,
ended
TO
NOTICE
SCHOOL.
ST.
addressed
MANAGER.
etc. Builder, Jan. 2, 1889.
GERALDTON.
V!
FEED.
WHOLESALE
CONVENT
bo
Ac.
SOCIETY ASSURANCE ASSURANCE and SOCIETY, and STRONGEST ORGANISA
BUSINESS LARGEST in tbe World. SOCIETY all particulars apply to
REILLY,
Perth,
to
'
LIFE LARGEST World.
Year
for
and
expeditiously or country.
PHILIP Mackie-
LIFE
OTHER
THE
REFORM-
AT
letters
busiuess
HAY-STREET
Chairman,
the excess of (namely, PREMIUM INCOME, in NEW FORCE, in ANNUAL
tbe in tbe
kind
of its
M.L.C.,
on
EXCEEDS EVERY as may be regarded
FUNERAL
done
S-TERRACE.
Accumulated
EQUITABLE
[?] to
order
taken.
JOHN Street,
Howiqk
to
CORN-GRUSHING
premises.
ASSURANCE THE U.S.
ST. GEORGE'
:
length Perth.
part
DIRECTORS:—
hand.
on
BRANCH
of' and
WATCHES description
every
PERTH
the
share
a
SOCIETY
more
premises nearly adjoining Chemist Opposite Shop,
at any of
any
PIONEER CARRIAGE WORKS.
LIFE OE
EQUITABLE
&c.,
BEGS
in
—
THE
WATCH
his numerous to inform that he has Removed
delivered
L.
BOWRA, CLOCK, and
the
on
to
JOHN
and
ALSO—
FREMANTLE.
PACKENHAM-STREET,
APPLICATION.
on
description order.
to
UNDERTAKING on done the and in (he most shortest notice respect at moderate able manner cbaiges.
GENERAL
BONDED
all
HAND.
COMPANY
SPIRIT,
PERTH.
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Claremont, and Derby.
field,
jarrab,
STREET of
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of
kinds
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wines,
Hampton
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all
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manilla,
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Charles, Lincoln Streets.
EXECUTE
COMMERCIAL
tomatoes,
lings."
George,
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AND
RECEIVE
for
1U
Newcastle,
prepared
.
judge,"
THEREON, PERTH.—
record;
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OF
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MANAGER
w.
:
tins.
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and Co.'s and Bottle,
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various
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ift
meats,
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Street
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landed
now
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FRENCH
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10s.
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TABLE
Maiden
STATION.
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100
Sheffield
Half
Committee.
Race
Judges H.
J.
Mr.
Monger,
Tuos.
Sermon
2nd,
;
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Starter Mr.
M.
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.
.
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;
;
2s.
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Is.
acceptances, Weight. ;
10s.
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10s
2nd,
;
100
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s 53
yards
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for
the
last
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years, three
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1889.
Sale from
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;
from 8 to 9 at Chipper's Hotel, evening Perth. Howick-street, Special to 'the Notice. visitor Every Show Guildford 011 January 27th,Grounds, will numbered ticket. receive a A 1890, handsome Tea service will be given to the holder of the number be which "will lueky drawn for at the sports.
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Referee Mr.
John
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—
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40),
were
the Further, outlay incurred by them for school sites and school buildings during the same of time amounts space
only many much
approximate cases
accurate
expenditure, would swell
the
understated,
computation were
"We West
we
take
are a
of
it
furnishing, The lesson to be drawn from the tables here we given, think, is Children atthe following,
the
Australian
Sin, fluential
necessary, the total con very Iu no instance siderably. single is item of the large repairs, etc-,, takeu into account, cleaning, and in only one instance do we include in our the cost estimate of
EDUCATION
QUESTION
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figures,
figures and
THE
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Mr.
93
they
entitled.
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yards 1st, Nominations,
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7s.
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the
;
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£3.
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.
Joseph
op
these
-
St.
of
Auspices
the
of
each
—
:
3
3rd,
Buffers' Bottle 1st,
1890.
1st,
in
the
means
in unequal arrangement, order to secure to their children the only kind of education which has value in: their any eyes, Catholics have, the during past thirteen been years, compelled to forfeit no less a sum than to in virtue of £23,535, which, the educational work performed
-
Under
6d.
(members 5s.
Entries,
—
Handicap, £7
2nd,
,
Old
JANUARY
by
.
ON
and
years,
revenue
:
JORTHAM
the
Schools
Assisted
years
5s.
Handicap
yards Guineas.
Five SPORTS.
Entries.
120
only),
ATHLETIC
same
to
_
Eight
BARRACK-ST.
;
the
;
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ROOMS,
head
per
saved
of the
cost head per at Government
,
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I
Guineas. Hours'
-
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amount
and
this
Attendance
Average
—
Five
—
at.
RAILWAY
—
PERTH
the Schools
Assisted
also cost Schools in
at 11 o'clock (Start sharp.) 100 yards— 1st, Plate," £2; 2nd, 3s. Entries, Yards Championship. Trophy,
.
received ,
showing
at
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we will to he few, hope, require told that the words to objected do but an iu give expression, to the universal emphatic form, Catholic that in -their feeling necessitated special school-work, considera solely, by religious the Act Education tions, present tbem a in against operates way which is to the im equivalent of a fine. The following position tabular statements will enable our readers to of the judge of the complaint. propriety
.
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NATIONAL
GUILDFORD
AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS; VALUATORS, AND STOCK STATION AGENTS,
1890.
.
je6hm4c0,
AUSTRALIA'S
27tii,
Assisted Schools are examined by Inspectors appointed must and by Government pass the standards the fixed for Government the Schools, yet reward in the of paid, shape " for each made results," "pass" Schools is by the Assisted just half the amount which is paid for a similar pass in the Govern ment Schools. Thus, while doing work in equal every respect to that which is done by the Government As Schools, sisted Schools receive but a of remuneration. Under" moiety
tending
,
JANUARY
.
h0uiss
gPORTS.
SSOCIATION
foolish in the public figure and the public would have the of a escaped outpouring little fiood of frothy nonsense, and sham indignation. Very a
e1ght
.
a.
|
.w:
In
from
letter
following :
last
the
—
issue
of your in drew attention to the Government to Assisted support given by Schools in the the year 1888. colony during Will allow, me for a few you kindly space —
remarks ments statement Your ly ties
paper,
!o
Saturday's you the
tabular upon your these schools— and
is inadequate leading article
forecasts in the
of the
itself one-sided
by
same
'
that educational
uniform and not champions
statement as
soouer
choose
already
or
dispute a
flag." buckled few eager
of pay the ?
date
just be! pardon must a are (here But, for the fray ?
later"
I
"
there are a and obtrusive us who look on it as intoler among Catholics should derive assistance, hard and justly however from earned, public funds. To persons of such views the tabular statement 15 Catholic Assisted constrasting Schools receiving 18e„ with one As £1,121 sisted School of another creed? receiving only
Certainly
partiznns able that
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the
facts
plainest Schools
Assisted the
over
built
and
:
children
were
passed successfully examination which alone
the
payments
have
been
maintained about 3888 these schools,
by 1400 and
Not
in
was
a
It '
like
And
if
it
'
and
<
great
community education. aid be
Schools—
Assisted
of the
upon of the cost the Catholic
of
Educational
Act
Assisted statement North
is „
public expenditure a fraction more than no efforts made by great the in out
'
the
body
carrying has regard
it
as
The
Schools.
note
sums
resources,
voluntary for about has been
70
little
If
act I it
even
justice.
But boon to?
a
sunk
already
sum
Roman instanced but
in
of
sample
it
of
what
lias
reso
in will
saying be a
the
does Will
come, be it
interest the
case
been
when,
school What
common
excellent
for
equivalent Catholic
Assisted
efforts
am
of the
success
schools
sincere show they who, while
success
of
take their
little own
|
publication precise figures I
I
Use
are
a
I
it
a
I
regret of
want
space
pains account.
by
The
found
says stated
evidence
death
from
found named back
was man
li
iyiwrpmM.-in
&
en
Mr.
the
death
term by his urbanity had succeeded in gaining
manner, and
esteem the
of
Regiment and
the
whole
we
believe,
for and
Fremantle
of which Mr. School, now be regarded may Last of the Port.
there
and
friends
C. N. suitable
j
.of Ion
War
the made
the
to
a
The
j
witn
a
and
Mayoress the
Philharmonic Hart will selections Fremantle
-
of
Court
the
in Fremantle, residing of the" a practitioner
present admitted
of Western
not There a
the
mem
at Bar, has been
Supreme
come
to
up
cheered. winners the of
The
by Capi, Sholl, well as pedestrians
the
members
arranged
the
covered
12
sport, miles
Mr.
D.
the
Conner's
practice,
of
his
profession
Perth,
National Library of Australia
17 laps name;
in
9 laps,
few
less
a
12
miles
of
the
In 17 feet 8
as
speaking
Committee
the
;
;
laps
;
12
ugilcs
(assumed 11 miles
im
an
Heart
of were
It
also
was
and Friday, likewise days Gibney preached
fasting Fr.
:
,
the upon the need of
sermon
at the Jonathan
with the
for James
of lawful
s
and
York Polico Court Bowron by break
stone. the
a
days.
Craig and
bondsmen. notified that
the
Upon
accused
police
8
Bail Mr.
C.
an
election
ap were
was
allowed, Horley were
as
accepted is
vice Mr. C the Mechanics'
councillor, at
place 23rd
o'clock.
9th inst., Richard Clayton, named Mrs. were Waters,
woman
charged
It
ten
Wednesday,
pleasures.
Monday, a
remanded and Mr.
Hall
of take
will
Edwards,
a
Monday,
on
inst.
for
U3
that alluvial a
the
Justice
fact
that
to
be
and
I
to the
owing
From
our
entertainment 3rd night,
Tuesday
views
at inst.
ucdiii
The
Some
'
inclement
weather a few
which
only
busy
prevailed
persons of
period
the
on
the
the
lias
made in
crops
greater
part
offices,
Board
and
having the
draft last
from mail.
to
Avecks
usual
instructive
ah
on
congregation
to
There find as
I
is
of can
out turn December
nuioh coal hear a
tho
his full,
but
the this
grand 14th;
Collie
discovery
had
and with
in
him,
looked
ft
uy
filled
to of
upon and
honest, giodu
Education,
uittujr
him Mr.
that
rumoured a
tinsmith, for over
soon
as
Cahill
that are
things of
more
accident
is
is
reported.to
this an
to
un come
adjusted.
Beverley by rheumatic removed to York, favourably.
attacked
that of
instalment
an-
and
windfall,
a German received a £70 by the
continues
story
merely
John
the
Councillor of the
&c.
The
as
im
veiy of
a
Member
and
Germany
is
many Chairman
Wit,
Newhaus,
have
whilst
liisely from
Mr.
legs.
and soon
came
Risely
was
quite resumed bis 16
who fever is,
I
was-
and learn,
happened
to
on
his
head
for unconscious journey again,
in a
the
time,
th.
From
entirely
to over
River. is
had
the
The fast remembered
the
Advent.
here
excitement. on
who
acquaintance,
NOTHAMPTON.
Aveather here at fair alternately
of
his death the news
of
some
discourse
season
a
the company's driving van to The York. van ran Yilgarn into a and thrown from his he was deep rut scat and the of the van wheels passed over
said in Dardanup last Sunday at Avhich Fr. hour, Brady
Avas
the
delivered
late far
strange being
or
has full
others, are
those
By
icgiuuicu
currently
recently
rainy.
Mass at
am
in
two been in
place
Municipality", &c.,
is
Dec.
harvesting
apperance while glad to say,
ul
Board,
-It named
expected
attended.
vicinity,
,
Monday
on some
bad
and although still unexpected,
satisfactorily
District
of the Roads
it.
free from We are
present;
its
the I
ah.
took
is now and in commenced haymaking The the un crops, considering swing. we have favourable season experienced, well. The out "red are fairly turning rust"
deceased
transactions esteemed was and and straightforward
portant
amount
to
for
seeking
any
vv
funeral
and
interest
owing
1$
stated
is
on Tuesday afternoon, The ehief attended. being infiuentially Messrs. mourners were and George, Charles, Kenneth of the deceased." sons Edwards, Mr. has at various Edwards times occupied
held a magic Mr. on Taylor's
but
it
were
"
suprise. his of
throughly
An
exhibited,
were
a
subsequently progressing
Bunbury,
Cross,
noticeable, altogether
as
ma
Correspondent;
own
of
Moore,
was
not
pleasure
as
Mr. Mr.
and
in engaged good wages.
the
business had Mr. Edwards
been conduct."
you
reporter's
two and
weighing If nuggets
The
delicate
the
of Mr.
you have
months
came
.Daily
breach
Fraser
Hugh
gold
—
was
of contracts
any with
sympathise the position
in in
for
remedy
a
you
the
parties
:
ment
Mr.
in proceedings, Court. filed in the the report was pub
law
all
it state of and was health, to him from his remove necessary York residence in to Fremantle. It was the change would have the effect of thought him to a better state of health, and restoring at intervals there were of his signs recovery. Even late last an improve as as Saturday
his Creditors in him in liquidaHe also made some remarks regarding
the
Mr.
by
earning
are
very found
"
suffered,
to
satisfactorily
shown of'alluvial
three
of the
copy
Lat
question. will have
Council
a
considered
Edwards,
by
might
devotes
Chronicle and well
which took place at Fremantle last from heart disease. For
very
the
vic
to the demise of Mr. Edwards, We regret Chronicle to have to says chronicle the death of an old and respected resident Mr. of this W. town,
hot
and
for
was
Referring
Mr. last of their
attention
was
Wright, races
King
Cemetery
the
iced
Monday
on
the Chief
the
respectively. Southern at several men
found
tree's of
be
issue
two
the Town Council will Governor at the Railway on Wednesday night at 10 p.m. that Chronicle on we says Saturday
ounces
Already large of, disposed to
last
and
jr.,
were 6vents
address from to the presented
nuggets
well
procure
both
to the York the hope that
Station The
-prove
;
In
match
private
King,
There
matter settled concerned.
con
a
between
straightforward
were
by
Saturday
aside.
its
In very leader
the Daily News Lovelcin, Mr. Horgan engaged and of four pounds in order to be a
£1
£1 each. torious.
been
creditors.
it
On last in York
run
dardantjp:
ing
twohoursNaughton
Moffat hips B. Johnson T. Carter
see
Members
festival, constituents
the
assaulting ing bis jaw of plication
a
afterwards without Mr.
placed
the Mr.
had
of
and
:
jointly with
Bridge
gum
promises
him
by
with
have
lantern
highly who
On and
monster
a
escaped
to
have
to
sum
days
to the
handed over to the who congratulated
were
prizes
penance unlawful
of Mr.
Some lished
and
the
to
soon
and lengthy Christmas
approaching
of committed a breach recently a state etiquette by publishing
whom
that
Horgan,
principal,
able
complimentary
order
gives
one
loudly
Australia.
'
is
genial
the
rays
"tall
will
Acting
his
occasion, The
_
mence
very action
as
given Warton,
hour
that next will be of Christmas.
vigil forcible
a
Horgan's knowledge, Their Honors sanction, or approval." with Mr. Horgan, the Acting sympathised Justice that "If lie Chief saying (Mr. a the Lovekin) published rejiort garbled a if law of libel would you remedy, give
Friday
Committee's expectation. were entries for the contest, and eight minutes about live o'clock a at past eight was effected. At the conclusion start only four contestants and the kept to the track, C. was wiuning man, Naughlou,
of Mr. D, a son Mr.'D. Connor, L.R.C.S.I., of a old and worthy resident Connor, very has been as a medical registered Newcastle, We for the believe colony. practitioner intention to com it
Mr.
the
amusements be provided
instituted
supplied
the
The Champion Two Hours Walking Match, under-the of the M.ll.V. Prize auspices Firing took in the Town Hall Committee, on place last. There was a evening Saturday very still the numbers did fair attendance, present
"
Sanderson M'Cot, South Australian
to
not
contract.
prizes for
be
gingerale.
Leake
reporter, paid the
the
Briggs.
next the Fremantle evening conducted by Mr. Society several a of rendering give at from the the Messiah," Townhall.
Francis
Mb. ber
were
Mayoress, and
Examiners,
broach.
Monday
On
and
the
presented
cheers
scholar.13,
Mayor
dia
having
the
Briggs
Mayor
the
to obtainable, wherewith while those that cheers," and invigorating cooling
Supreme Court Horgan drew
tion
parents children. The Hon. felicitous most speech
occasion..
of
,
suns
and
excursion
had
the
the to prizes place in (be Town the Mayor and an of the
attendance
large
usual
Saturday
to
with
Canning
may the
tickets
journalistic ment made
of
present
being
unusually
—
the to lier Previous departure, .Broome Perth Lady presented of a handsome souvenir in the shape
the
News
district.
to
together organising
the
be
will and
Honors Justice
Campaign.
the Principal, of the institutions the annual presentation scholars took successful
I.
of
a
of
John
you
,
bracelet
In
and the
of
Bay
the
successful.
belonged of Wellington's the throughout
Duke
(the
served,
Crimcau
of
Champiou
formerly
is
ladies
"cup
the
not
place chosen, is Canning Bridge, it
be
the
and
the
a
will
critical
a
the
Swings
number
Mr. took
long
hoped
absence evening
Sunday
to
notified
diDur
The
beneath
lemonade
of
of
the
on approach Holy Communion and all others as well morning, avail of so to themselves wishing good an The first Mass will opportunity. begin at 6 a.m. be followed to immediately by the The third Mass will be said second. at
An
at
fierce,
description
make
been
sad
the habitual
from
next
en usual, time to perform He said he failed
-York
devotions. for reason
Mass
on
as.
will, in
Christmas
be
should
proceedings
the which
he
that
hs
Beverley
this in direction. branch of the Sacred
the male, notified
per
Eventually and the poor
up,
in
are
the
to and
every water
Southern
a
nature. sewn
committee
Day.
shadow."
the
verdict
evening
provement
gold
souu
CApucu
at
celebrated., and that' to be in
see any of so many devotions. He
on
a
Rifles,
of the corps, to be held
any way retreat
Dr. inquest deceased was suffering and in accordance with
the
Comnierfoid
33rd
n'lfr.TinnWM
tx
to
tiguous grassed,
was
had
The
disease, the returned jury natural causes.
inhabitants
the
that
an
Boxing
on
upon running who Emmet, line the along
riding of Stuckey. that at the
body
from this
goodwill
to Ed
—
of
Prize-firing
picnic,
Sunday
last lie
.
mond
The
Mr.
on
DUD
of a relieving the aperture was now fellow is lying state. say dangerous
Railway dead
which
smelted 5dwts. 2oz;
of
average
ment
sailed
course
Southern
returned
happened
preferring
upon
a
and
heart
genial
com-
since
shows
correspondence. '
be
miles.
Albany
it.
during
an
to hold over compelled letters some country
being
will
Nautilus and The former
-rival. ten
tricycle riding
metals
Hall, Wis
entertainment
her
about
-the to
has informed
,
and the lead the away, took she maintained through home about six minutes in
The
The llfllff
IMHI1
II
who
event on place Sunday evening last at Geraldton. The deceased for some gentleman thirty years held the offices of Postmaster and past Officer, at Customs House and Geraldton,
£2,156.
rMmwwraiir
have
be
Correspondent.
ovrn
Gibhey
deavour
of on'
exceedingly painful youth named Caple of Mr. of in the Ferres, eraxiloyment the Fremantle. Whilst white-washing of the shop, he slipped, and on his ceiling he came in contact passage to the floor, The of the with a meat-hook. point the abdomen of the hook entered ripping it that the peritoneum pro open, sp removed to Dr. truded. He was quickly White's but as this surgery, gentleman Dr. Birmingham was was absent in Perth, treat received sent and the patient .for,
evening.
Wis to announce regret Martin. Commerford,
Roman
made
calculation, this letter,
of
the
i
accurate
must
those
accident
nature
get
rof;
Directors
about the Yesterday, noon, a Mrs. Johnson, formerly the where visited Hospital realized' that the youth had claimed was her son.
Metropolitan
to
was
Pvvn)
W.A. An
last
Ingoldby
objec to the
are
respect bodies,
on
for
Mr. Munmie's Karrakatta.
found the Advertiser
Roman
the their
that
proved
Church,
deserve
to
stopped
.
.
Catholic
The this
repeated
the
difficulties,
of
liberality
plaining
Minstrels
mirth
An
!
innumerable
to the State this core. In example to other the of
much
apparently
the sacri in proving figures Kelly's church of his made by the members are uuconin the of education cause in the other here or testable. Whether
tions
the
programme
week.
I
fices
under colonies, the self-denying have Catholics
fields many serious very
no
he
xiospitciij
admission. boy's mother, of Jarrahdale, Bhe painfully whom Death
Fremantle Rowing the "Mopehawk
of the themselves
ganger the A on Great named James was Stuckey line some-distance from
on
Father '
red
good,
that
but
rust
draught
an
December.
16th
a
oioniai
also has
Express
anticipated.
members
over
aware,
Perth.
in
Grecnough,
advance
an
matters
body
arc
the
appearance
Karrakatta out, getting
in educational are, and re gratefully thoughtfully hut there are in many quarters, cognised some who, as you say, have vet to take aside. decision will be their It is to be hoped that arrived at not upon. the impulses of prejudice, cf all sides of. a but fair consideration upon Yours. the Question. &c., \Y. B. KELLY.
Catholic
results
J'he dreaded
season.
is
expends
The
its
the
is Brigid's, verified in been Catholic where
it
this that
made at the
limited Bennion's
St.
the money Schools.
attendance.
Band
here
of the. coiony parts exist. The Schools experience makes that the Government than and more gets bargain?
various Assisted
in
of
which has An accident, unfortunately a youth ended fatally, last evening- befel named It is supposed the poor Davy. from a horse he was riding, boy got thrown for when unconscious found he was in an state. He was quickly conveyed to the
the contest between firstSatiu'day class the Perth Yacht Club's yachts, flying for the colors, Crawley Cup, presented by Mr. took The match was Shenton, place.
large the
is
were
as
and
Guildford,
Last
equal
by
districts
will
gentle well
as
City,
champagne.
great, what
the
on
community?
Catholic in the
a
right
allowed,
amount moderate
really
are
grudged
of
fear
have
Papists you
other
and Geologist, which an gives ton.
Mr. G. S. -0. Norman, the Manager of the Fremantle Branch, Bank of of the New South which has just been Wales, left closed, for Sydney on Friday last by to his the steamship Previous Albany. he was entertained by a number dexiarture of the leading residents of Fremantle at his the Club, when health was proposed and bon voyage wished him in bumpers of
from £2,030, entirely to provide schooling children. The school order since in working of an applica in spite the and since repeated,
been
grant
and will to
once,
boycotted.has
tardy
but
;
at
naughty
lutely the
and
open 1887
the
From.our, Father
12 tons of stone 39oz. 13 yielded Odwts 3oz. dwts., equal to ,3grs. per ton. The result of the was handed over crushing Mr. Government to Woodward, F.G.S.,
.
tion
Catholic
70
16th, made
July
up
in
attended. . -
.
This
Fremantle,
ed
St.School, meutions Brigid's affords an reference and the Perth, and for voluntary comparing opportunity assistance. The on Government grounds The stands cost £1,300 which SC. Brigid's and for £630 was itself put up building came to not less than the school equipment
£100.
visitors
resident from
provided
to their tabular
to your
very
Chairman
received Co., Goldmining last from the Yilgarn gratifying the that at first crushing
intelligence the fields
House.
"Government of ladies and
A. Forrest, Central
Saturday
Excellency held their
Broome
Lady at
His
Mr. the
styling with, the laudable desire of Minstrels," inci easing the funds of the Club last gave entertainment in the Freman an evening tle Town Hall. Judging from the publish
may
relief
bold
and
reception large number
Some Club
total
trifle
a
Monday
announces
1888.
—
last
afternoon
Grcenough
saved
it
On
YORK.
Sunday,
Victorian from 15 to Express says that 20 bushels of wheat to the will acre probably be the average vicld of the best, farms at the
its
by
however
into
it
to throw of the and education,
sought
but
j
The
school
How has this been be asked, would be fair to reply, By the efforts of the Catholic generous of in the cause elementary 18s. inwhole of £1421 The sum
it
possible?
of the
Government the Assisted Schools the fyeav in £1,500
o'f
something
destination
that the
follows
recognition
-
the
about
of the Legislative with, the "Vice-regal
men
'
said
Causeway,
Members Council also travelled to Albany. party
A
these
been
and
the Governor farewell
shilling given payment tuition or call it seetarian, religion, received. The cost was 1400 children these very children been but had £1,421 18s., standards' taught up to and passed the same the cost would have in Government schools, been twice as much, in spite of all that has: funds. for any
near
H.
S.
ments
Government inspector's secular instruction for made from are public
a
in
are
question
are
During in taught
help.
of
one of the Colony's Parker, delegates, accompanied by Mra. and Miss Parker the accompanied His Excellency Governor to train Albany by special Several Heads of yesterday. Depart
be may be lost
it not
They
colony. and
furnished,
voluntary
in
999
.
Mb,
toview.
The scattered
a
a
Schools
will
acres
We learn of that the members the Volunteer Band are engaged in raising funds for the purpose of enabling them to in to Melbourne to take the proceed fjart Inter-colonial Band Contest which will bo held in of Victoria, under the auspices the Fire Brigades, in 1891.
granted roods
-
for
two the
.
that
hoped
the
time
very more than receives in
Government on Assisted expenditure contention heat of
for its in the
even
bef
fourteen A 27, reserve purposes. cricketing
.
return
to be
have
I would for the
consideration value the
adequate
all
Governor has Association
Cricketing
—
deliberate
not
is
We
A. of
the As
going
success.
18S9.
our
own
Correspondent.
of 1889 will be year in the future by Northfor its and the utter duluess, amptonians general depression in the mining industry ; but thero are now apxmrently brighter and conse prospects ahead, beaming of some of thet quent on the ro-oponing old copper mines by an English company, a of the Melbourne probability Coppqr and Mining company shortly, starting the mineral market showing signs of a rise in wo of the priqe copper, may
closiug
-
matter
W.
lease Perth
years
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the
Excellency the
to
a
,
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FREMANTLE.
Fremantle on Dec. 10, At Tuesday, of the the usual fortnightly meeting Bro. above was held, society Hayes, There was a in the chair. President, of members, lhe becrefair attendance of the read the minutes previous tary that the Secre meeting which announced had by request waited tary and Treasurer with refer the General, Attorney upon sub to the Rules of the Society ence under the mitted for registration Societies Act." Mr. Warton "Friendly out some few verbal altera had pointed have to be made in which would tions order to the rules into conformity bring had by with the Act. The Secretary the President summoned of authority to that rules, adopt "the new meeting done. The which was accordingly minutes having been read, the Secretary informed the members that he had since informed from the been by letter General that he had certified Attorney to the and sent them on to the rules for the Governor's Colonial Secretary Later he had been officially Approval. had given informed that His Excellency and that the rules the desired approval of the of the Star of the Sea Branch H.A.C.B. had been filed for Society The was re reference. announcement with and a special vote of ceived cheers his thanks to the Secretary for passed services in connection with the matter. and Mr. Townsend suitably responded, of some minor after the the transaction closed. business the meeting Receipts £3 lis. 6d.
.
Western have led
example, Mission
Church Australia. the if
to
way,
has
done In
and instance
I only the Aborigines,
work
good
many shown the
things a
New
presided
in
you noble Norcia over
ef
the
Society. tb you
I
Greenouah Gentle the fourth
report
Young
T remain.
PERTH lhe Society President,
usual was
C.Y.M>
Hon. December
of meeting Thursday occupied Kelly,
weekly held Mr. J.
on
25 members
the last.
the
above The chair, Messrs
andathere were present. ana j. Mansneia W. M. Walsh, Walsh, elected members. The were Society's duly Journal then read was by the Editor (Mr;
8th,
ate..
vours.
Secretary 1889.
GOVERNMENT
HOGAN, G.C.Y.M.S.
GAZETTE. A
DECEMBER
THURSDAY,
12TH.
Local Court. December Monday and Tuesday, December are 23rd., 24th, Local Court proclaimed days at Greenin lieu ough and Dongarra, respectively, of the usual days, which fall on holidays. Responsible. Government Delegates. dated December By Commissions 6th, Mr. S. H. and Sir T. Parker, M.L.C., —
—
were M.L.C., Campbell, appointed to proceed to London to render delegates assistance in connection with the Consti tution Bill and by Commissions dated December the Hon. John 10th, Forrest, M.L.C., and Mr. W. E. Mann ion, M.L.C. were to proceed to the appointed delegates to afford all Eastern colonies, requisite information the Western regarding land question to the Australian Govern ments of the Bister colonies, in order that unity of action, based on, authentic bo taken on behalf information, of may the colony by a united Australia. Pearl Shell Duty Reduction Act, A copy of this Act is 1889. published for information. general for Preserved Fruits.— Bonus It is information, for general that a notified, of bonus £200 will be paid by the Govern
C.
;
—
to any
or syndicate, company, before the 18th Nov. in one produce in the colony, of edible season, canned West 20 tons Australian fruits in marketable condition. for the bonus will be decided Applications the by whose Governor-in-Council, decision on or any application point shall be final. W.A. Volunteer Force.— A general
who shall, 1892, first
SOCIETY.
Gentleman,
JOHN
ment
—
Perth.
close.
a
of the Greenough Men's I must Society, the on you congratulate progress "your has made during the past term. Society We started the outgoing term with 51 on the roll. members During that period new members have been elected, eleven three have resigned, and four who were found to be not complying with the rules were thus leaving a total on the expelled, rolls of 55. Our have been meetings held with an regularly every fortnight of 19 members, which average attendance must be considered very good, as a great were absent the shearing. many during We have had three debates, sharp practice also frequently, readings given by some of the members, and a mock trial by jury, which was a success. The new great books we so I am expected, anxiously sorry to say, were destroyed by sea water ohe passage but as they on were out, will not have to bear insured the Society the loss. The Committee have ordered another case of books which they expect next two to arrive within the months. his the Lordship During the past term was amongst us and Bishop has been by the Society with an address presented and silver trowel with which to lay the foundation stone of the new Convent. I would remind our In conclusion mem bers that as the Christmas are holidays fast be taken steps should approaching their cricket club and reorganise matches for the coming season. arrange to inform the members I have finally that after all were there re expenses paid mains to the Society's credit a balance of as the Treasurer's Balance £5 12s., Sheet will show. half-yearly Catholic
Excellency Secretary, Secretary,
the Citizens' afternoon Yesterday to His Address was presented Hall at about 430 in the Town Excellency o'clock by the Mayor, who was surrounded while of the City Council, by the members The the Hall was densely thronged. brought to a con ceremony haying, been and Lady Broome clusion His Excellency driven to the were Metropolitan Railway the M.R. where Volunteers Station, A of Honor. as a Guard were drawn up of spectators were present, large concourse had and after the bade vice-regal party the train adiem to the large assemblage, strains moved off amid cheers and to the
to
r&oort Half-yearly Catholic Young Men's In presenting men,—
.
'
&c., &c, Vicar-General, I am extremely Lord Bishop. grati from receive this kind farewell your fied to oh the Vicar-General and from Lordship, of Diocese Priests, of your of the behalf Your
meeting
and
of
1
;
the for sincerely add to pleased with deputation
the
My
YOUNG
SOCIETY.
;
may and
reverend
very
the
of
;
be cast. BishOD
.
happy
1889.
Reply. To
&c.,
GOVERNOR,
Your -and
.
THE
we
,,
of Diocese
14,
December
i
EXCELLENCY
we
of Perth.'
Bourke,
of the
Perth,
J.
H.A.C.B.
we
Gibney.
(On behalf
1889.
his
Pilkington,
Hon.
lot
the
their afternoon
o t
our
Excellency?
Bishop ,
HIS
and
Your
for
usual fortnightly meeting of the the was held on December Society 8th. The President the chair, occupied and there was a large attendance of memMr. Jno. Ahern was bers. duly elected When the of the a member. reports the Officers' had been read and adopted, election of officers for the next half-year and resulted as was with, proceeded W. Mr. J. Eakins follows, President, Mr. Charles J. A. Vice-President, Mr. Jno. Hogan ; Secretary, Prendergast Mr. M. Treasurer, (re-elected) Kelly ; Mr. T. Lucy and Mr. Jas. Librarians, McCagh Committee, Mr. B. McGuiness, Jno. Mr. F. P. J. Mr. Ventura, Mr. J. T. McCartney, Desmond, Mr. and Mr. Jas. Reynolds. A vote of Joyce, thanks to the retiring officers brought the
happy
you
happiness
your flmnlrfid
very had been and the
by
and
We
,,
long
a
subscribe ourselves devoted servants,
We
i
Saturday
of auld
Excellency thanks, and,
our
and
voyage
Greenough
OF
a
of the prospects during your brighter in its at any previous Your
contesting the City
The above
Fare
Governor
all
intend for
CATHOLIC
MEN'S
well
Frederick
with
"Mayor
of
GREENOUGH
Mr. Chief Justice, and the .acting where to Fremantle E. A. Stone, proceeded address' was by the Mayoran presented in the room aiid large Municipal Council Hall. Town The Fre of the beautiful a of Honor formed Guard mantle Rifles with hall was crammed and the spacious of the Port. residents During the leading His nominated the proceedings Excellency of Mr. Solomon, a Justice the the Mayor,
rejoice and
life.
average.
DEPARTURE
the
—
„
Excellency prosperous
for
Broome
Capt.
the
of leave to accept
taking ask
Gugeri,
accompanied
of
you of the community add, the thanks may and we pray God to grant represent, a and safe Lady Broome
!
THE
On
and
Excellency.
office
,
—
common
that
fellow-colonists, have
of
words they the address, drew, after thanking
Excellency of sentiments which we owe to you, and which gratitude free to express we might not perhaps feel than this— other occasions on befittingly departure. the eve of your Our of respecting The earthly obligation of the ministers because Rulers, they are of His the representatives God upon earth, of His the depositaries and Majesty, is amongst men, not_a Supreme Authority it is a duty of choice or sentiment— matter enforces with which the Catholic Church a This all her duty becomes authority. in as Your when the Ruler, pleasure has instance, always given Excellency's her real proofs of sympathy with practical Our of Charity. works Orphanages and and Communities Schools, our Religious are debtors to Your Excellency. Churches, also to be permitted We congratu may the fact, which Your late Excellency upon
j
England,
to
of the Catholic Clergy Australia, beg to approach tO the to give expression and respect, loyalty,
1
"yield
:
M.
Perth."
Works,
as
Thursday, Horrigan
and
Broome,
you a safe that "and
wish
they
kind
-
promise
please
it
the
Bishop
Mr.
and
entitle
shall
the
and
place
a
Australia: Your
West
mivself F. Napier'
tttn
Your
must
Moffat
1
.
enjoy many years wherever prosperity T.irnwr.t.isvitr
rules
that
belief
j
corn
to
the
qualities
following
:
.
The
in
waver
foremost and none than the in your success more of W est Australia. Clergy The address was as follows Sir His Excellency To Napier Broome, K.C.M.G., of
;
hay making.
not
do
do
Governor.
was
high Excellency's to hold you always man, representative
I
I
.
I
being
House, 1889. 14th December, Your said Excellency, Mr. P. A. Gugeri invited by His Lord having being kindly tobe here to-day, present ship Ihe Bishop to a to represent, and having the honour Catholic Laity the Roman extent, certain I beg, on Australia, my own of Western Excellency and their behalf, to thank Your them towards for kind consideration your school examina the various in attending so and in manyentertainments, tions, interests their other ways promoting of tlrm of office as Governor during your I I sure am am Australia. Western of the Catholic the sentiments expressing in I say that, bidding community, when
Church
i
not in which
Government
the over as regards considerations I am been which I have glad to placed. land you go you that into whatever think and meet the Catholic Church, will there as I did. find you a friend those there will
i
aild
T.orlv'TlrViOme
Govern
that
i
pry into it. of the Midland The Railway collapse here by surprise, has not taken anybody had 'twere better for all parties Indeed, or some died of inanition the monster other malady 12 or 18 months ago. contractor for The Southern repairing our has not and extending put in jetty an yet, perhaps he'? awaiting appearance the New Year to make his pile. invited from are persons Applications of lamplighter so to fill the office willing to some we have that may light expect on a not before thrown wanted) (and of Her sub portion Majesty's benighted about Xmas. jects, probably invited for the erec Tenders are also shed. I think tion of a fire-engine of the engine in the voluntary working It of need will a failure. time prove few practical men who un a requires their work and could derstood always will have to be be available but these Jack is a practical as now-a-days paid, out at all doesn't care to turn man who and perhaps to his clothes times spoil risk his life for nothing. this weather is cool for The quite of too season the and year windy for
of
of her Majesty representative a pride over the Empire, I feel both the in justice acknowledging pleasure kindness rule and your uniform your
'
!
time
your
to
but
;
,
satisfaction the greatest your Your when Excellency signified it. You to' represent accept willingness on earth, and, in an the -Empire greatest in the grandest organisation humble way, The is by me. the world represented the Church Catholic British Empire and the the vastest are organisations perhaps, has ever seen. Standing before the world
and it
ment,to me
your lain,
I
'
do
I
deal
to
Church
body
:
said;
during
us
really to a
com
'
.
was Quarter Sessions The" Geraldton held on Wednesday last, and the only case of a black was the murder for hearing waB The Court opened man by a white. called. hour and the jury-roll at the usual with his after The consulting Chairman, caused some brother surprise Magistrates, that the he announced when in Court or could the prisoner not, charge against in an inferior court. be tried would not, Mr. unusual course, To this apparently who was employed for the prisoner, Barrett, ad but the Bench protested, strongly and remanded the hered to its decision, to Perth. case People wonder why this at before had not been arrived conclusion and 40 jurymen, causing summoning inconvenience and most of them great Those at this loss of time busy season. and who came from Northampton travelled by train were absent five days, from the country, who came in those two three days. The or 26 to 36 miles, for the Crown, as well as eight witnesses were and his the witnesses, prisoner and could all before in town, days sent on to Perth have been by the " which was then in the Australind," and here they are still, However, Bay. of until the departure roust be kept added to steamer. This another item will make another large that of the jury, with the already sum to be bracketed set down cases on list of expensive long It would be of the North. account to know how much crime at interesting and East has cost the the far North last 12 months, Government in the M.L.C. would retrenching Perhaps some
has
W;
;
duty
bare
I
some very It contained Reardon). after articles and instructive interesting its had several members warmly criticised accorded the a vote of thanks was contents, he manner in which Editor for the efficient the Journal. A Mock had outbrought for the Election was Municipal arranged J. when Messrs.
I
good,
Salvado. Lordship's
in myself preventing not to stirred by impulses yielding selfthe laborious, continually witnessing of ministration your and faithful denying; priesthood. most valued are by Your good wishes
an myself Bishop I represent an honor; and the Church honor to Your before Excellency when I come of to which the respect tribute pay you I hesitated hands entitled at our are you Your about offering Excellency for a time a seemed' to" me- so small as it an addressexhibited for the justice return impartial
GEBALDTON. own
the West Gibney
things
with
liberal but belong, far too
_
Australian
all
your my
the
by
century Bishop
a
great. not of has been
difficulty sufficiently
was His Excellency evening Friday Farewell Ban Citizens' at the entertained and attended, which was largely, quet, function. out to be a very turned pleasant com On Saturday morning a deputation the Very the Bishop, His prising Lordship J .P., V.G., and Mr. Gugeri, Rev. A. Bourke, Commun Catholic on behalf of the Roman tb His address the following ity presented and Lady Broome. the Governor Excellency received, The were graciously deputation address of the to the reading and previous winch we His spoke as follows, Lordship
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.
half
the
in
fairly the
On
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From
Broome.
Lady
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in the bush. on raceB are to take place -Our annual is when it of January, expected the first be seen, will show of horses a good come on have not yet Christinas sports season apthe tapis, but as the festive will be something probably preaches organised. at the of prizes The annual distribution School takes place of St. SisterB Joseph's the usual with on the 20th inst. together entertainment. pupil's and Tuesday Last Sunday, Monday, the were hot, but since then oppressively weather has changed. To-day is, for the A cold and cloudy. time of the year, fell last night. light shower December 13th, 1889.
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m
ever of the wettest almost up has been prolonged consequently ;to date by wintry weather, whole have the mostly .the on crops of wool also The clip been good. very has been a good one. for this of the district The mortality ever kuown, the is probably greatest year old residents passing to that bourne "many has traveller yet whence no "from returned." Amongst the deaths recorded, dead two died by fire, and one was found
being
Reading
Railway
the The
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reauired.
Whfin
letter
for
the
throughout
receivers
at
W.
clearance the city.
10s.
of
:
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was
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ities
piece,
shall
or
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said
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Jetty. £34
between S. Lakeman, annum, per and Post Office the Crossing the Jarrahdale on the four at CockranTs Bunbury Road times a week, on horseback. from A. J. £107 Wroth, per annum, to Southern and vice versd, Newcastle Cross, and once a viA Bejoording Goomalling, on horseback. fortnight, from Perth to T. £30 annum Darch, per and vice at the Wanneroo, versd, calling various
homesteads
to
and
receive
a week, on letters, &c., once £192 J. E. Townshend, per Carnarvon to Williamsberry, and versa receiving delivering
the
every
various four
homesteads
weeks,
in
a
deliver
horseback. from
annum,
and
&c.,
route, vehicle
en
spring
or
Rotton, to Minginoo, and delivering
G. H. Carnarvon
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vice
versd at the
,
,
vehicle. Bros.,
bourne
to
£200
DeGrey,
.per annum, and vice versd
from vid
Roe Meares
MalWilkinson's, Withnell's, Fisher's, and once lina, Wellard's, McKay Brothers, in every four weeks, on horseback. £300 from GeraldG. Norris, per annum, to Moorarrie, vice versd vid ton Tibradden, Nookawarra Yuin, Yalgoo, Kally,
and
Murgoo,
and from to and Beringarra, Murgoo and vice versd vid Mount WitGullawa, in Warra, once Meka, and Warra tenoom, that four weeks, performing portion every and Nookawarra in a between Geraldton between and that vehicle, spring portion and Moorarrie, horseback. on Nookawarra £23 per annum, from AustraJ: Milligan, via Parkfield, Rosamel, lind to Hampden, and the Hill, Runnymede, Myalup, Spring of Messrs. M. B. Smith, Alfred homesteads on and C. Crampton, Harvey Crampton, and and of Messrs. Perrin, Piggott Plains, on horse once a week, on Long Swamp,
back.
ner. "
for
given and
damages O'Mara,
full
.
costs.
T.
Mi".
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Mr. Faulk
for
the
triiil
£60
witli:
plaintiff
appeared
B.L.;
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of
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Mr.
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ns
them return
of Edin well as
as
Liberal
constituents
,
desired the city
does not, Coerciouist "
and
will
Wideawake," makes
tue
In
—
:
to
Napier
had
effort
an
the
effect
broad
sheet
counteract
of
by issuing the but Orange organisation, at his meeting there fie dealt with the aud showed that adduced, arguments not the compilers of the docu only were but ment of Ireland's dilatory ignorant a
on
of
behalf
made a great blunder in their reference to New Zealand .After his politics. a number of Orange Napier meeting waited
men
deputed
him
on
at
of their
one
their
sympathy
which
he bad
of
Church. that himself
deacon
hand. in this interested Farrar for n new
we
Westminster vows" and
"
the humble
three
assuming cells moving into Jack-tileRipper neighbourhood
tho
the
on
the on
"
restore
so
plan number
new
these
two
an
even
(or
prevailed can hardly
if
especially
linos,
upon fail
a
join,
tho
to
create
a
—
Bishop could
Archbishop) to
in
sketched iu Woikcd
graphically of Murray.
or
be
movement marked im
It while pression. may bo urged that there wouldbe no difficulty naturally the vow of povorly, the wives of about clerics are obstacle in these eminent an of the vow of A celibacy. bo ar vow, however, might of those who suitable to the case ranged are married. already " wrote the Bard of Avon, Slander," tho sword," and it not 'is than sharper the way modified
happens
infrequently tation to
is
time eases up in which
that
tnisrejiresen-
effectual.
equally of
unusual
parsonic
Jfroin
time
interest
crop
clients
A E I G O L D.
take
a
n.nrl
she .lifted 'in
thorn
Kathakine
By
in
Tynan,
the Catholic
World.\ be to God
Glory
she
Mr. Lance,"
!
" and is it ? Sure it's yourself Tom will be delighted. He's away at the fair with a couple of springers, but
said,
sure
lie
you." In
II
all
her did
woman
back
be.
excitement to notice which was
not look
good-breeding
to
see
the
fail
.
face,:
time
in
good certain
a
to
new
but with, the innate Irish she did not comment
it-
upon
not
him, but
with one swift, look hid her face and kept it there. He
answer
incredulous
glad,
his
against waited
arm,
till she should look patiently ha\ e put his arm once he would lip j about but she her, clung to her' old as if she were At position, frightened. her wide last she looked at him, and .
under their innocent eyes lids, in their pain and courage gaze. in a whisper. spoke almost " You are good to love me," she and
"
if
will
it
But
hurt
not
oh
out in the orchard," she "'tis she'll be rejoiced out on; Wait out. a minute till 1 send ' Ned for her." young Bub Lance would not hear of a went and
-
he
a
woman
tor
sorry, ready, dainties
would
with as
go
was
there
himself
was
;
not
altogether
tea
to
the the
and
addition of presence
be
to
guest suggested.
Sheila in and shadow
the orchard, from the
amid
light apple-boughs, when she saw
sprang up joyouusly him with a little coming, and the fires of gladness in
going
her
coming She caught
cheeks. in frank
pure hands
cry, and
and delight, stood too pleased to speak. facing hiui, He was as as she was, and the glad troubled look had fled from his face at
his
happy
two
before the sunshine of her smile. They down on the little sat them stone seat, the apple-tree, amid the debris ringing of household linen Sheila had been that,
mending, dreaming blackbird on the knowing-eyed applehave told. For a little bough could while and answer followed question as
over,
each
other then there came a swiftly and Armstrong pause, spoke. " little I have been troubled, one," " he said, still and am troubled. My uncle has been staying at Cheltenham, has
says. heiress,
have she
found She is and a
a
wife
an
for
me
;
so
he an
lady,
English
belle. I fashionable not seen her, but I have no doubt me as ill as I should would suit
suit
her.
of.
this,
suppose suitor, invited
Of course and I I should but to
the stay
she knows, nothing have no reasonto be an acceptable old man has had her aunt's at my house, aud insists shortly,
where she comes that I shall my try about had hot words
said,
am
very upon
much untried
I am an ignorant, girl," this sacrifice you ask me to accept Oh I could hot do it. my -sakethat I How' do 1 know afterwards !
you?
satisfy and some
He
am
not
You
that
must
go said will
have
you
Sheila Donovan' of them."
'
of pleasant laugh and incredulity. " he said, "this is Why, my love," The only answer of yours which folly. would could send me be if you away were to say, 'Mr. I do not Armstrong,
laughed
a
gladness
but you .will not say that; you,' will "I you say instead, loye you, will dear ofie? not, Lance,' yo.U: my And you will trust your life to me ?" love
He
had
she
his drew
T
arms" around het backfrom liis embrace him from her .with away
strong
and pushed her two his breast. hands against "I cannot she said ; " howdo say it," I know? It is all far too sudden. You and leave 'me must from me, go away Heave I think free as you free; .
will chosen
for
better." All his her from was
this
rnarrv
v
uncle
vour
It
you,
would
has.
be
far
could
not move she' strong, and she forced him to her end she was almost angry,
protestations this. Jf he
stronger, In the
will.
lad
was
he could do nothing only accept his of banishment. Then sentence Tom the sceiie arrived on and inopportunely, Lance had the last word. " -' he said, but Very well, then," this to this is not final. I, will leave but
'
.
but I' will cofrie at for my answer Till then I will not try to communicate with you ; six months' silence and absence will test
Christmas
of us sufficiently; Christinas ? "You come," may
May
both
I
come
"
at
remember It Sheila There summer
long
I
shall
not
she look
"but
said,
for
you."
he had only when gone that realized her full loneliness." were the endless months of the to be gone through, the lonely, when the wash of the eveiiiugs,
was
„
in the distance and the flood of on sunshine the fields evening palo made one for dear long so hopelessly human Sheila had companionship. she did not expect said truly that him subtle to return feminine by some intuition she had that his recognised sea
;
luck.
have
it,
even
towards
if I threatens me with refuse to obey. I do not know what to do, for in his way he has been good to. me." had white and Sheila gone a little out of her the sparkle had died face. to answer She triecf him, but somehow
;
morning,
morrow
to was due a wooing momentary she said to herself, impulse ; sometimes with that it was burning cheeks, only because he had discovered her love. At such times she would turn suddenly him, a woman's mood angry against
We and he disinheritance
.
of your I might think
much.
you too and forget and things, remind you
never
I
day you
world, had cost
;
and
had She
you
got
of such welcome
so
I
you
ypu put
!
and for
but
Sheila's
"
bad
of loving her, 'but lain in' both hearts un the time. he Certainly as She any lover might,
all suspected as ardent
away wild
A
Continued. "
her
bo
had
it
felt
.
Invfi
sa.w
dreamed
never
did
Till
uttered. lm
perhaps
should
or
the lapsed cities to the f'olcl great I take for granted, of shall see the Arch and all the Canons of
Friars, of our
course,
to express noble work
the
in
to
and
hotel,
number
with taken
of the
the
S'H-M
M A E
messenger, the good
important on Mr.
article
an
visit
his
single
Manawatu
tollowmg
in
Dillon made
a
the
iu
announcement
John been
return
not,
Parliament.
to
have
p.vns
glad.
harassed Lance's
coun
to.
me.-
A
.
the world for myself to fight and wife. Dear, will you. give my to me ?" yourself The desire for her seemed to come with his words, words he never thought able
'
editor
Madgwiclc, gavo supported by an other witness, to the Rev. as Mr. Hay words the having repeated the libellouB day after they were spoken at the meet in the ing, local office. newspaper
The
the freedom of conferring And when the same voters upon him'. chance of on the the get speaking of cause of Home their chorous Rule, condemnation for Balfonrism will be The of Scotland heard again. capital
niillious."
letters, &c., receiving homesteads route en once various every four weeks, in a spring vehicle. from Arthur J. Spratt, £48 annum, per a River to Waging once week, in a spring
Basset
was
.to
him,
—
well
were
was
elcc-
call
in
from
annum,
per and
is
by popular
representative cillors did
order
once
horseback. £144
Parnell
now
am I (Truth) much scheme of Archdeacon
vice
letters,
,
at
burgh
we
triumphantly
were
—
Mr,
ed.
limes for
would
at
of several voted places the freedom of the city on conferring and of six who Mr. Parnell, opposed the it at elections on 'were contested that the Tuesday. Notwithstanding five-sixths bogus plebiscie represented of Edinburgh to be opened to the action of the Municipal the seven Council,
the
Douglas, per trip, of when mails, required, conveyance the Town steam from Albany launch, of the Peninsular to the steamers Jetty and Orient Steam and Oriental Navigation steamers to and from the said Companies, the
case
on Ins placed to prepared give effect. Defendant
no
wistfully
speaking
were
—
to
catalogue
that
:
:
nationality. Aus included an
Balfourian
Edinburgh
sweep tions
3d.
to Armoury Derby— Court
:
for
£225.
erection, Court House—
for
repairs
labour
supply
is
quarantine
&c.,
erection,
Ricketts
J.
in
Point
s
Fremantle—
:
£7.
stairs, House—
Tho
—
in
labour
supply Honey
—
of the
"criminals"
of house, Carnarvon
Doust:
TJ.
by
it
(Hay)
eviclouee,
an
:
erection
£175.
notifies been accepted
Buildings. Woodman
:
the
the day. alleged
.
R.
station—
that
have
quarters
two Australian Bishop, priests, and Australian ex-Mayor of Parliament. This virus of member with the "criminal" sympathy
and The Government tenders following the Government
all
tralian
ACCEPTED. Gazette
from Irish
receiving deputations of the of empire This week his visitors
words
as
again,
he
if
her despite strong, fair young womanhood, she was like a " child deaiy what if you and I were for each other and to care defy the. and world ? I am and young strong, a
was
evidence .to that' denied the words, and was using sup witnesses. His Honported by. some oui reserved until Wednes judgement On day morning. Wednesday judge-
Mecca
at
he
trial
the of present Since the gates of the unlocked to admit the friends O'Brien he has been Wm. is
and
spiracy,
and Minister Plenipotentiary dinary of the Queen to the Holy See has creat ed some stir. The Roman correspon dent of Lc Monde says that the appoint ment is at Rome as the formal regavded ofoflicinl relations between inauguration Britain Great and the Holy Sec.
:
;
of the
said as
.tenderly to child
light
seemed.
it
'
—
throughout
out
Tho court
he
Dear,"
a
to'him,
as
lives,
Looking
come.
came
a man she loves a well, resentment him who against takes so. much from but this her"; would and be succeeded pass by a for hopeless and an longing him, of the wisdom of what aching doubt she had done. She felt sometimes,
strange
.
,
Extraor
Envoy
crowded
slander,
not
light
-
notified.
is
The of Mr. D. Medical. registration L.R. C.S.I. as a medical &c., Connor, notified. for the colony is practiouer Accepted. For 1890 and Tenders at various to supply, 1891 A. Froecbrn and for the pilots uniform clothing prices, Harbour crews of the Department Fremantle and Rottnest of Warders and the Lunatic Asylum, Prisons, Reserves.— Avon No. 1498 Public and No. 1499 (640 acres), as (640 acres), and stock. for travellers stopping-places —
John
as
with
would
and
have been used by defendant during a lecture in to the late Home Rule opposition was meeting. Defendant to reported have said that Mr; Faulkner, as captain of the volunteers, of the and a justice was of conpeace of the colony, guilty
Sir
General
of
appointment Simmons
minister, arose
year.
The
"
George
be
will
words
at her a new their for both
.
stamps
revenue
Scotland
the
latest judicial those who engage broad cloth and sac" Cooraa District Court,
.
.
—
of
the
at
The
on Wales, Tuesday week, when Mr. T. W. Faulkuer (Mayor of Ccionia, aud a Catholic to boot) charged ReV. the. Hay, Presbyterian
to learri that tho sea-fishiog pleased The this been has successful. year take for the eight months value of the ending with August was £60,707 over of lust that for the corresponding period
;
;
welfare
material
"
in
professionally took place New. South
invitedthe of Edinburgh ta dinner, whereat bishop a the Revi Jacob Primmer, protestant shocked, was greatly clergyman, .are interested in The People who Victoria,
„
.
.
—
New Governor of Caiholic Arch
tlie
part,
concerning
.
Hopetoun,
breeze,
-
.
—
—
—
:
J&rcip.
.
Lord
—
:
prominent,
"
"and
Jntacotonnit
.
Head November order dated Quarters, the His states that Excellency 29th,has been to make the Governor. pleased 1. JfremanUe following appointments It. J. lmray, to be Artillery.— gentleman, Fremantle2nd Lieutenant, provisional. W. A. Payne to be Captain, Lieut. Rifles. 2. General Order dated 10th' provisional. J. G. Lieutenant August, 1888, attaching to the South Australian Wilson, Militia, for Force of this Volunteer colony, duty Fremautle is with the Rifles, hereby cancelled. Municipal. The elections following W. S. are notified Cossack.— Chairman, J. D. Fraser, G. A. Hall; Conncillors, Roebourne. J. J. Jee. Chairman, H. W. Broomhall Councillors, Sholl, W. B. McNeil, R. J.. Wilson Auditors, J. W. Andrew, A. S. Roe. of Revenue Stamps. The appointment a A. Y. Glyde, as vendor of internal
that
she
coulc|
complete
his
life
as
no
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light, TTn snnka
o
but
the
good
woman
her
of the delegates and their friends. Letters lmve been received from just tbc Irish and they Envoys, 6peak in terms of their ex glowing reception, their astonishmeut at pressing delighted of their tho warmth and enthusiasm
left
welcome,
her tempt which Sheila
dumb; Tom stood
passionate to came her in listlessly
was
beginning leaves.
golden
as
wistfully to pieces;
she he did
failing noticed
appetite, with Then
gratitude.
evening
one
very was
net
prepared,
effect
of
burst about
his
liis
out
be
of
Sheila
to
and
Tho
IN
arms
late
in
which
with
of
the (/pen market, from time il«fonfioles«i
Lombok,
the
Journal, from
publish satisfying statement
Dr.
auswers
Kenny, Mr.
to
M.P.,
are
that the mission of Mr. Dillon, and Sir Thomas Esmonds to was a failure, and Australia that they' to had not realised sufficient funds pay and hotel their travelling expenses The. Sydney Journal Freeman's says
Mr. Deasy,
that
no less a up to the 31st of August sum than was received as a £13,486 result of the mission, while side on this
the
total
tember This
the
receipts up to have amounted
is
fail
round,
30th
Sep £12,000.
to
Chamberluin
Joseph Jesse is
is
the tail. that this,
is
Colliugs
remembered
within
transmitted
the
has of
a
been three
period and that the subscriptions uro months, still delegates, pouring in upon the Irish 'to a and that the total amounts grand sum the public is of closo on £24,000, to the extent in o position of appreciate Mr.
Chamberlain's slander (he upon and hospitablo generous-hearted people of Australia. Mr. Dillon and hi iv\o
companions .
of Ireland
brave been
a
-
to ful
has'
their
pleading, have hearers
their
splendidly toe
have been pleading and of the Irish tenant How spirited people.
muniuceni
suDscnptions
(Jie
cause
1879-80, of
und
on
and .after
how
responded, win
en
we
the distress period the "occasion of
of
the
,
even
all
lavishly
thete
displayed. sterling
National Library of Australia
proofs
to
a
bout,,
hack to taken Ampeuan, where Abdulla imprisoned in of his own and them house, part exhausted almost device in tortur every The two who young men, ing them. were 16 and 20, were aged respectively led out to the beach and (.tabbed by the beat t and running a sword through of
One
with lushed and after hands were she was wards.
laflans
various fasteued
hung, from second The to
subjected
her
women
she
was
have
cleur
murder
to
tho
all
and
And of
for British Association the ad vancement of science has been holding annual session and high festival in its
The
A'
Newcasllo-on-Tyne. ing-place each year
is is
selected each reuiarkable
for
und some j
feature. special is interesting beea se view, a
nolo
more
The present gathering from a Catholic point of the chief strike speakers with in unison Catholic
aud teaching the addresses
common
'materialistic
und
now,
anity.
their
tliey
And indulged
weio
in
the
freely
most to
opposed
elaborating most
Hitherto:
sense.
for
their -iu
part Christi
opinions that sys-
not
Our Clerical
brilliant -which
a
readers Friends"
pungent uccur
piquant Lubbock,
John
iu
who will
remarks the
last,
work. who
of the
discovery
;
from
sat
by
Mansion
the
Conference, of thanks to his
expressed involved " of life
in
the
of liglit it was that itself, beyond our power at to arrive at any exuet ideas con present the construction of the biologi cerning cal Words such as we organism." from three men of science quote greul to that the tend' more soberprove, even
eyes,
meet-
year,
My
minded freely
and confess-
there is and that earth in
and the
ever
character
practical that-
there henveu
scientists
are
now
-withm
lower
a
far
than
.world.
of a peculiarly and enter mind, tain refuse crystallised opinions, may to conclusions because accopt they are new or but the Cutholic Church strange, does not in with the act thus dealing various of science. Mere departments conservative
Censure is
to
evil
by
and
unable
to
are
to
apt learned" be
to
this
it
their of
in
is
amount
recklesB themselves
jroseerches from opinions it
profession the book
circumstance
faith.
bold,
their
decypber
be
cannot
vast
a
whose
men
to
This
make take
facts,
religious
who are exhaustive
,
are
scientists
beyond
:lhat
in
for
levelled
which to
accomplish acting Those
manner.
cause
a
only
going
contentions urge they and injutious upheld, It cannot be doubled power
is
false,
when,
opposed
only
as
recognised
seems
of nature. for the
accounts
with which waves of idfidelity rapidity over the world. pass They are put in " motion by theorising philosophers," and .find, in the common chanuels easy folk who have no fixed belief religious but true themselves scientists, asking, ' can we but from what What argue we know ?" afford most effectual .aid. to in a stop to them, patting become valuable indirectly in the dofouce of Scriptural
auxiliaries
the deep deep appearing, more are
i
«
#ann,
Station,
HEALTH
HINiS
anir
Stowe-
Bunion
were origin euormous He complexity." pointed out the physical difficulties of the case, " and showed from the very imperfeor of our tion nud of our own microscopes
Life.
different
of protoplasm
was
stuff."
nnrl UUU
the
to
iiwM-imranrinrTT-T»i-»wiTmrH«
otherwise."
"
roArlr UW1IV
vuwivou
patent are who bent of
bio-
fol
Oxford
the
Sir
members
Association
Spiritual
Pro-
IiaaivI
rampant
Professor
protoplasm ofthat chapter
the of
British
Imva
cause
it
V
as
and
teaching.
Cardinal at Manning House »Strikes Conciliation when the vote seconding Dr. Burden Saunderson, that the questions opinion
family.
The
knighted
was
thought
In
about. niifnoof.
nf
1
are
have
experiment
geology,
rnciilt.o
lLo'
Christianity aud so
discoverer,
a
his
life.
of
world
in University, considers biology, as "a worn-out deus ex if it afforded a sufficient of everything which caunot
on
wero
away
of the
as
wn
show
"first read
remember
out
wounds
Journal and
,
,
by a pair of pincers. with a then smearel The of chillies, lime, maddening composition tamarind. is said to bo tho and It custom of the Arabs when a slave gets
wrenched
nose
The
on
to
on
Greek
being iudeecribable cut off and her
ears
Dar
and electricity: A .complex. light being of this nature is, therefore, misnamed called in being which is Jn protoplasm
was
after
girl,
of of
secret
of
a being tho anatomist, aud monographs,
Tie then chemicalbut an with substance, a organism of most definite delicate arrangement fibres. It of possesses capabilities and powers of absorption development and; discharge of gases. It performs work mechanical and heat, produces went
blue, other tortures her to her and hack, head down n tree,
numerous
had
tortures,
the until
vears
protoplasm as macliind, explanation be explained,
were
the and
by
Huxley and screaming the
address
his
of
advocates
and
Saunderson,
nud
stomach.
the
as
Abdulla-
Sayid in
sea
the
practical text-books editor of
manv
lowers
success-
and
the Messrs. Redmond, not to vaiionsspeak .of intervening periods, substantial of the practical sympathy in A ustralia was our friends handsomely visit
.
During
Arab,
out
farmer
Ire publish to-day sufficiently "testify. land owes much to A ustralia. She hits stouter friend or had no more princely tho struggle in for ihe helper past
decade.
Pnr
a
spiritual
be elevated
may
Physiology wide in .his leputatiou Ho and investigator. for his attainments.
Lombok,
in
bend and Mr But when it
sum
notorious
put
wrecked
'at
sum
a
They
time, any bo despised and would by no possibly save and organisation political except that of which Mr important body a
of
ties
of
joint
fessor
over on
,
Materialism
Anatomy
of this nature which has story world tells how reached the outside four two men and two slaves, young to escape from tho cruel tried women,
Chamberlain's
power places him
of this standard
chemistry,
is not novelty denunciation. what against
an
harmonious; relations is holy aud.divine." Turner, by the way, differs
thoroughly author of.
The
incredible.
of
presence
a possesses which enables animal to nature,
perfecting that the
tronomy,
Individuals
different plat occupied by the beasts The kind of evolution strive and hope for in to
human race into more that which
winian
and the cruoltics that lime on perpetrated bv the nconle .Arab
almost
are
the
Sir William from most
Arab
last
.
man's
slaveowners
Journal.)
to'
are
so
brought
fre
reports by
is
nature, whole
have
of
we.
him
lies
arc
from the Sydney Free and the letter which we
oxcerpt
us,
He
discriminating and which and altogether
higher form than that which, perish.
LOMBOK.
papers contained committed island the
the Nor
tions which study and succeeded in bringing irnrtr
com
scientific
the
recognise
far
Slaves
Murdering
we
exercise, a bis actions,
on
£10,000
of scientific diffusion does it for a moment maintain that is advance impossible. It has not been or unobservant listless in the past; it has inspired and actively aided honest with to the iuquiry regard secrets and the forces of nature, and it knows how marvellous are the revela
.covery.and knowledge.
MMVJVWW
doctriue
nature. spiritual conscious responsibility him to control" his
-
(Dublin
a
a
Dutch between the two of Java aud Sumbawa, and possessions which is under Dutch It protection. few places is one of the comparatively where the slave trade flourishes: un checked people are bought and sold in which
tlifi
The
anlvior»t.
to
element beyond and above his animal Man is also endowed with framework.
expense,
Singapore
of quently the atrocities .slaveowners
Australia.
Freeman's
like
the
on
him
in
would
he
own
than
CRUELTIES
TERRIBLE
be He
bis
at
less
not-
Torturing
that
promise
the premises
spending them.
Continued.
from
mucli
very,
bin
nu
discourse,
of original sin. " Here "are his concluding words The of man's physical aspect hereditary of vast nature, although importance nud means covers yet by no interest, the whole for of man's ground nature,
means
had
lease,
the
her
best
rebuild
suddenly
flung
His
mentary
Harhert,
with her a leaf
to
Rplpntino
)
oj
r
reads
;
£24,000
finilirnnnlnorv.
"Heredity."
in
it. of restraining Mr. Swithin s Lane, of Si. quoted of a place of a case in which the rent £300 a business had been raised from to .£1,500, and then year to £1,300, that the ten wiih the additional burden of his in order to obtain a renewal ant,
the
a
she which
for
however,
proposal. and crying neck. To
apparent. of Professor of Edin Anatomy in the University delivered at the Newcastle meet burgh, address in the section ing. the opening
"
to she like money spare, and wouldn't with her Aunt to have a few weeks Maria in and have some Dublin, before the winter closed in on gayeties them? All this with much beating
the bush, for-Tom wanted delicate with his little girl.
now
—
as
the garden, to be strewn at He looked stood plucking
and
knowledge
existence nearly A marked and
:
not to know how He had a pro subject. lie out came posal to make, and at last The mother with it. and lie hacl been that she might like a change ; thinking the was but at this dreary country had little time of year, and a they
about
it
to altogether fancy. is gratifying change Sir William Turner,
been.
Tradesmen
of true owed its
ground
experience,
was A meeting held at the Guildhall the rapacity Tavern to protest against and to of London "landlords," consider,
his
approach
solid
Assembled-
Meeting
-
to
things of
have
they
Rack-Rented
and
she said, and it was better not fancies, But she took some of the to mind. duties her upon shoulders, daughter's aiicl began to make up little dainty all
everywhere
a
investigator, nation that
tions
not
was
of whims
full
were
girls
;
Irish
irmt.hm
i.n
I
o
it,
and how and she had
a
to called the aid of world of new ideas was the The honest people. found on exami however, instead of resting on (lie
were
imagination and science, to uuf'olded
FOR
SUMMER.
Cleanliness in an manner should especial be observed the ..summer throughout months. To the luck of this be may ascribed a great number of the scoureres which visit homes at this time of many the year. fever and Typhoid similar almost pestilences invariably of cleaulines.s in a want one another. In country districts
arisp,from or respect especially
are more in. ..these persons negligent matters. water is obtuined Drinking from creeks from which cattle, etc., obtain their supplies of which are sup from and gnllies in which plied swamps the germs of disease are bred. No no matter how pure the water, frow which it is obtained, should This bo used without beintr boiled. is a method of destroying or simple typhoid other which may exist in germs the
drinking source
things dreamt
nineteenthcentury philosophy. It is vvoll who not unnaturally, that uicu to be leaders of thought should aspire
in
of
—
so
simcnnov
about alarmed
this,
one
entire
_
nfF
not
Was
step
notice
to
joined
exceeded
far
of
to the movement the to hand helping result and the peasant; the highest anticipa
has out
persecuted lias
districts.
no
—
country stretch
ICency
.
harvest
three
or
Dr. question Tho
a
lius
—
o
water,
if and, he the
,,
adhered fully of saving many doctors' .bills. The same to applies Do not milk. keep gutter, cream, etc., in damp daries, with and dirty walls, still dirtier floors. Uso hot water in tho dairy when it can frequently be dono the contents without or ir.iuring to,
would
unneccessarily ture. Persons feed,
pigs' their
but
daries except
follow. ments
etc.,
ike increasing tempera who keep staie milk, in
your
aired,
Bathe
frequently; bathroom procure similar but vessel, expose
close
yourself
and if
to proximity cannot and death will ouses'
dwelling! that disease or
Keep well
more
means
nppart-
sleeping above you
a
.all
large be careful
to
the
clean.
have
not
tub not
danger
a or
to of
„
which be followed cold, catching may with effects. very disagreeable Keep and do not your outhouses, etc., clean, allow to lie lu a subbish, etc., about, hot climate such as this a dirty homestead must sooner or later, he the dire disease. seat of some .
breathless,
not
is
The Catholic fear that an antagonism arise will between science and religion, and therefore it cac have no to reason, hinder the scientific of, disprogress encouragement.
possible Church
-
and
awake lay looking through and thinking, dark, thinking, seemed and the scent of the woodbine a sweet After such too heavy and would rise so imrefreshed, night Sheila: it was no wonder that her presently roses began to fade. not his Tom was too busy with
It
an attitude so honest. up They rest that so assured may long as they confine their to assertions dogmatic what know to be they beyond doubt will meet with no certainty, they op from the Catholic position Church, but, on the will receive contrary", every
.
hot
so
Tho art by which their great the author of " The Origin of master, built was culti Species," up his theory vated and adopted without the sligh tests of reserve. The fictions of appearance
take
.
were
two
or
which
wiili us.
eloquently
of facts.
—
donations
so
.
the nights when one the thick
Rev. Bernard exposed in his able discourse at Newcastle- oii-Tyne on a recent tho Conjecture Sunday. scientists made to do duty in -the' place
—
supplies
the
which
evils
Vaughan
,
to sit in the in content twilight, time when the birds that" sad summer and the world is have ceased to sing and let her sad thoughts go parched, her sad eyes flying away, following bo was. Then them, to the city where was
of
tem
,
.
;
.
receivedelethe Irish generosity, tliey as if the ambassadors of gates they wereand answer tho appeal a great Empire, tenants to on behalf of the evicted Irish tho total of four thousand magnificent New South pounds a month. Victoria, South Wales, Australia, Tasmania, con the whole Australian Queensland of tinent is embraced tho list in
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made
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mention should
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of
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diseases
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slowly by hand, as the small. was comparatively To-day with infinitely greater produced contrived by machines especially
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men
l
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of
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know
would,
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has."
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wish that ye The aged
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dirty
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said
cures
will sec Chron
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to
imagined
eminent
most
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"
up
at
years,
but very mensions
icians ;
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she
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chapter
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me
to
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days
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cook."
you
but
to a prisoner had been pro
"
you."
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mo
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days
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pills
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days without
"
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American at times
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fireplace
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thou,
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tempted
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of
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SO
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rascal
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tell
every
man
doff
always
to
since." years the dis returned " that ico iu but, deacon, the to must have been well frozen
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"
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:
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:
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the
baggage
goblet
are
smart
you
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pay-
rather
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into
to
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—
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?" Did
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all
;
man
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man
everything,
head. is
to
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most
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her
was
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brought
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you
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with
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for
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some
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'bacca
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:
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nurse
trust
omploycd
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sir.
cab,
to
for
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deucou who for the cause
make
workman
sir
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a
wife
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necessary
Boston advocate
pins.
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madam,
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Old lady
became
There
—
.
with
but hard to get them started, take flame do they they
\
frieuds.
to
dear."
my last
:
feelings.
it's
talking him.
of him.
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:
don't
play,
ask
will
public
musical Jor kins
you
who
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;
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Professor Yes j but
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i
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maker.
is
look
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I've
to
apt
you
word of your report last ? Clerk 1 beg your pardon night but you see the clock struck four just work at that and I didn't care to point, "
Self-made worship their
having
after
If
mind
not
promise Chief to clerk
J.
A.
—
leave..
to
Capped two
and
in
up.
regretfully,
notice should
LEVER HUNTER, Jewelled, Guaranteed GALLE'S, Albany.. SILVER
P'J
did
'
The
Housemaid
how
Bob,
Well,
—
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pills,
before feel worse without doubt, discovered. to without
the
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VcE.
NESB1T,
W.
CO.,
AND
Practical Watchmaker
[?] Pills
and BOWELS, to these
English stand
from
tution,
impaired all
all
whatever
ages
and
;
as
the
on
and
as
where
become
Females
to
GENERAL
are
Ointment
Earrings Alberts Leontines
New
Oxford
St.
„
(late
sold
are
lions
Civilized
the
throughout for
almost
in
use
St.)
„
„
every
Medicines
of
World
with
5
d
ec-
Rings, do. Ladies'
BreastPins Necklets
BreastPins Necklets
QLUUB
KJtiiiuo
„
Keepers
„
Wedding
to
1
fate1
c
1:
Fowling loading)
Ammunition
Will
be sold
Flour,
Oilmen's
Stores,
in
cases,
boxqs (120
small in
large
Oxford
$33,
WEST
If
Pots.
DRAPERY
& Earrings Jet Brooches Alberts Clocks Cups
&c.
&
T.
ALLEN,
IN
Fur
Stair Rugs, Tapestry Cloth,
GREAT
and
HAY
W,
Sc
Britnall),
select
PERTH,
TREET,
t
maker
thanks to the .public returning generally thas past favours, beg to announce all classet hey are prepared to manufacture on "of COLONIAL the shortest" BOOTS, pos a sible notice. large and Also, kept in stock, of varied assortment Gentlemen's, Ladies',
gar
JN for
Children's
the
best
Leather hand.
S1IOES and Continental
BOOTS and
English Grindery Good
and
hide's
Uppers
and
Practical
Agents
:
Mr.
exchange despatched Colony.
„
COUGHS, J710R Asthma, j
all
parts
.
to
of
the
„
ESSENCE
COMPOUND
SEED, KAY'S
Aniseed, Ohlorodyne.
Senega,
COMPOUND,
torant, KAY'S
for
EAY'S Colds,.
a
Coughs,
and
COMPOUND,
OF
demulcent and
for
Coughs for
The
and
—
Ceiuunt
Sold
for
Broken
where.
Ever) England.
SLoekport,
rA
a
d
Quality
Jeweller,
HOTEL
Ale
Which
is
it
Wines,
Spirits
and
in
Prices.
Morning
Wraps
MILLINERY BONNETS!
small
Famous and
House
and
Wings, Straw
Stout.
and
and
Visitors,
and Watts
G.
of the
resort
Brands
Best
of loversjof
the
always
obtainable,
brands,
&c.
Pears',
HEARMAN,
THE
CITY
DRAPER.
GRA TEFUL—
favourite
the
Umbrellas,
far-famed
Tables, is
G?nta' &c.
,
and Soaps of the best
Perfumery
W.
Travellers
of Burroughe's
one
contains
&c
Leather,
Hats.
Waterproofs.
»
for
Latest
A Choice Selection of GENTS' Underware, Hats, some Gloves, Ties, splendid Tweeds, Gents' Suits, Hosiery, Half Silk Great Hose, and Coats,
including
with
the
Novelties.
Bssb's
for
Guiness's
of
consignment
Also,— Fancy
stock.
DeLUCEY,
replete
and
Beers
game.
hand.
on
COMFORTING.
EPPS'SC0C0A.
Moderate.
I
A,
is
lighted,
brilliantly
and
HATS!
HOTEL.
Billiard
Ar-
Manufactory,
Low
at
MILLINERY
spe
Liqu-
of
only
ors
Convenience
and
SPLENDID
yard,
Tea Gowns
'
And
CBiarges $
a
quietness
A
Best
R.
Iron,
tides.
and
ciality.
W. Andrew, Roebonrne. Geraldton. W. Stroud, F. Kelly, Dongarra. G. H. Lott, York.
Comfort
SINGLE
Class
Ladies
Privacy
J.
UERALBTON
Every
a in Neural PILLS, specific Contains Face-ache, &o. Quinine,
AG ULINE.
a
the
by
QUALITIES
and
,
Felt
Horses
TIC
) (tO
for
requisite
Stables First
,
Proprietor.
Cattle.
KAY'S gia, &c
every Hotel,
watch
expec Chest
Colds,
Also of
sold,
THOMAS
LIN
Tolu,
Squill,
serviceable
equally
Balcony
Bath-rooms
Also
and
&c
Complaints. is
to
back
Consumption,
Influcuza,
AND
"Also,— Ladies
&c.
&c.,with
stock
GOODS
House.
favourite
Splendid front.
GERALDTON
Bronchitis
COLDS,
Muslin's. Selection
DRESSES.
T.
„
in
Goods
Art
DRESg
I
Perth.
taken
Cloths
Panaafmr
Choice
;
on
always
buying
E. NESBIT, and Watchmaker
houses.
skins
kangaroo
from
Accommodation
The Settlers
V.
from
—
and
PERTH.
STREET,
IF irst Class Travellers.
for
PAYMENT. TIME IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
:
'
and
by
cent.,
Carpets, &c,, Covers,
Table o'clock Tea
Five
Curtains, A very
Hotel
Shamrock
at least V. E.
save
will
besides having a large from and a practical to guarantee every article
Nesbit,
very
Spectacles.
customers
collecting, 20 per
some
the
in'
CARPET
GllimirA
&c.,sold Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, IMMED on TIME PAYMENT with to householders at ex IATE possession low As no heavy prices. ceedingly and commission is paid for convassing
FACTORY
includes
designs
as
them.
SQUARES.
quantities..
VARIETY.
J-v
r
are
BOOT
BROWN (Late
a-ul
they
AUSTRALIAN
HAY
the
London,
Street,
.
and
also
shipment
fast
as
bring
CHLIDEMA
'
Boxen
the
on
Hand
can
special
lbs.)
make
our
€nn' to
Steam
quarter
to
prices
for
coming
This
in
ETC.,
lowest
MIPilY
Wines and Spirits asks and octaves. Tobacco
at room
&c.
Teas, Sugars, .
STOOLS, TUNING
HAMMERS,
Sadd
—
SELECTED
PIANO
ALSO,
Corrugated
Pnriips,
OUR
PIANOS,
bales,
Fencing
Netting,
Iron, Snider Revolvers, and pieces, (muzzle
Harness,
lery,
Rings
Plated
Cruets,
„
breech
i
also
OF
Gent's
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
Electro
language. look
should
Purchasers
,
;
Vendors
all
by
Oxford
533,
juonaon
.And
„
at
only 78,
Manufactured
are
sets
Brooches
.
and
Pills
Riflefi,
;
D,
AT
SHIPMENT
tools,
Now
Bracelets B. & E.
Earrings
„
The
Wire Galvanized
Wires, Douglas
E
PERTH.
SPECIALLY
Watches
Silver Silver
Leontines
;
Gold
Brooches
unsurpassed.
Anvils, Cornsaclcs,
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I
OPENED
ST.,
ANOTHER Stocks
full
Walthams
„
Alberts
Agents, hand
on
of Station requirements, other goods, Carpenters' Portable Wool Forges,
sundry
guaran
„
„
MEDICINE
i
„
„
FAMILY
Station
always
HAVE
Nesbit's jewelled)
Ladies' Watches
B. & E.
sets
„
wonderfully
incidental
EVERY
repaired. Nesbit's
Gold Watches Watches Silver ,, Bracelets Gold
consti
has are
or
Gent's
never-
a
the
cleaned Levers
and
Stock
!
years. exception.
Watches Nesbit's
vigour LIFE.
OF
cause,
a
and
BLOOD,
They
ailments
all
in
of Life,
Kidneys,
cases
weakened.
or
efficacious of
in
remedy
failing
the
th
and
Best Watch The. Nesbit's Walthains without the CHEAPEST' in the are Colony. other Watches with a two These arid of every Jewellery years' guarantee. made to order or repaired description
ranks
recommended
confidently
HAY
Importers
Merchants,
first-class
(capped and and rough work,
riding for two
teed
energy, tone, SPRINGS
MAIN
great
are
!
General
R
HEARMAN'S,
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
selected stock of of Jewellery the colony.
NOW
W. G.
Adelaide,
best
in Levers
description
soothingly,
giving
the
cheapest and
Watches
Stomach,
Liver,
They
yet
STREET,
HAS
purify
powerfully,
Street,
R
WAREHOUSE,
COLONIAL
j
.
famous
most
Jeweller,
!
Great Household Medicine amongst the leading necessaries These
Rundle
HAY
This
feet
of
(Late
and
A
JUST
MARMION&
£.
and
Attendance
Oood
.$8
Civility.
BREAKFAST. »'
knowledge of the laws By a thorough natural govern the operations of digestion and nutri and tion, by a careful of the fine application propen ties of well-selected Mr. Epps has provided for cocoa, breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which save us may many heavy doctor's bills. It is use of such articles of diet by the judicious that a constitution be gradually built until may up strong to disease. enough to resist every tendency Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to ate tack wherever there is a weak Wo may point. escape a fatal shaft many by keeping ourselves well fortified with blood and a properly pure nourished frame.''— See article in the Civil Service Gazette, which
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GEORGE
T.
WimbkidgE,
and
Manufacturer
Boot
W.
SMEDDLES, Importer,
CURRILR
HOWICK
&
HEALER,
LEATHER STREET,
C..
PERTH.
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fg®®
ES'g'A.M
liB,
(opposite
I
st.
george's
cathedral.)
ANI>
General 11AY
Funeral
sr
Furnisher,
1
PERTH.
.STREET,
AS
always of colony
of the t'jUNERALS .
the
shortest,
any
all
French,
English,
SHOES
the
Manufactured
with
-lb.
water
boiling
packets
JAMES
by
milk.
or
labelled
Grocers,
EPFS homceol'athic
&
thus:—
CO.
chemists,
LONDON,
part at
to
notice,
by
telegram
Hearses
and
Coaches
TO
ATTENTION
PROMPT
ORDERS.
COUNTRY
A
ENGLAND.
Person
noises in DEAF.—
or
by al
LIST
PRICE
j
ON
a Simple of it. frisk Nicholson,
APPLICATION,
ready.
cured head of
the
Remedy, to
any
U5
will Person
William
of
Deafness and standing
23 years' send a who
description applies
to
Melbourne
-street,
-
ways
in
in
SLIPPERS.
AND
otherwise.
Funeral
stock
simply
Sold
details
attended
therewith
and varied extensive Colonial German, .and
most
i
connected
conducted and Colony,
hand,
on
BOOTS,
I
in
the
Made
i
Sftl&cl for S&g&.SSS.fieMl Head and Tomb Stonos, j\l nimnentril wivh ItandEomo iron Railinga, supplied erected complete.
W,
T
WIMBRIDQE,
National Library of Australia
SMALL
ORDERS
SENT
-BY
BOOK
POST.
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Printed M.
Record,"
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Observe
the
Next
Address,
Pppr
and
—
to
the
"Criterion
Hotel"
published
Gibney
Thomas
,
at
the
Howick
for the lliyht " ofice of the street ,
Bryan.-
Rev,
W.A.
Perth,
bu
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