The Record Newspaper - 20 April 1895

HIGHAM

M.

"NEW We

are

the

showing

now

most Oar

M.

Millinery

Newest

Winter

fashionable

Jackets,

Ulsters,

&

able

tbe

in

etc.,

and

French

Meltons,

Market

feel

and

Groceries

profusion.

Ribbons,

we

Furs,

will

sure

Ironmongery

DOOBTAN

JOSEPH

Are SHIPMENT

FIRST

OF

OPPOSITE

all

the

satisfaction.

every

million.

Nth.

at

Fremantle.

TOWN

IN

GOODS

HALL,

their

showing

now

NEW

the

with

SONTS,

STREET,

ADELAIDE

for

etc.,

etc.

etc, Cu-tomers

give

and

Fremantle,

Streets,

Cashmeres,

Hopsacks,

Foulles,

who

"

EVER

SEASON."

Velvets,

Silks, of Melbourne,

Bennett

endless

FOR

WINTER

Moiries,

of Miss

management

High

Sons,

match.

to

Overcoats,

Capes,

THE

Goods in Serges,

trimmings

under

is

SONS

FOR

GOODS

Department

Higham

&

DRAPERY

CLOTHING.

AND

_

"

;o:

Come early

end Seonre

some

of

our

Lines.

Special

Latest

are

DELAINES,

and

MUSLINS

CRBPONNES,

PRINTS,

in Ladies' and Patterns Blouses, than half being sold at much less

in

UNDERCLOTHING Men's

and

Boys'

which

Clothing

cannot

be not

prices.

DOONAN

JOSEPH

CASH

Ex

Mail

Steamer

from

London,

Materials,

double

J

an

and

CHILDREN'S

Variety. to

Owing

price.

for

Judge

the

numerous

lines

in

Stoeb,

we

do

Yourselves.

SONS,

Fremantle.

Oatmeal AM

TAILOR,

PREMANTLB,

in

announcing

W

INTER

comprising

Fancy Dress

LADIES'

Price.

CLOTHIER,

ST., pleasure

Onr

value.

HICKS,

DRAPER,

BISH Has

the

and

&

A.

J. PEOPLES

at

Cost Price.

Flaked

Parsons'

eai

W.A. Gome

in

equalled

quote

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at

usual

their

Cost

at

clear

to

Styles

width,

single

the

the

of

opening

his

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OF

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and

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productions

of the

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and Children's Costumes, 75 Plush

LADIES'

.

DEPARTMENT.

MANCHESTER Freely

assorted

Gents'

and

Boys'

Waterproof

Coats,

Covert

Overcoats,

Tweeds,

Suitings,

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AND

COMPARISON

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\V.

Gr.

IRAK

I

CITY

(THE

MAX.

broom

STREET

THE

DRAPER), Mr

to

(Opposite

CONVER

GENERAL'S

well established

now

in

his NEW convenient

TEMPORARY

although than his old building, are to hold yet inadequate of Large arriving Augmentations Shipments to clear out the GOODS if possible as FAST has decided to Lowest to the Yery reduce

more many respects his Stock with its Present Daily from Europe. In order, therefore, as W. G. H. they come forward, Possible Price every article of

which,

not reallv is

not

nature,

unusual

with

wicked

or

give

clothing,

their

roundings. the General

he

;

during the whole to He retire Time not. s'eep.

Special

in

Every

as

Department Goods ajad..BrandsGu.aranteed.'

All

forward.

come

they

bed, andi paced the floor, by to end his insomuia. without avail he ;

EZCEL8I0B

wide

AT

Dairy

and brands

Spirits, in

LOWEST

Produce, or

the

choicest

gallon,

Wine,

Ironmongers, Importers.

A

rders

Teas, Sugars, Oilmen's Groceries, brands and qualities. Wine, Beers, all the best known and. most pepular of every Requisites asked-for descrip

Kitohen

selected

receive

?

Surely

we

sha

personal

prompt

attention.

Prices

it

is

and quotations

on

application.

Very

Phave

so

you

the dislodge of an eye.

While

rouses

bt-

enemy

this

had

General

to

had

Dispensary,

During for

—

all

it

was

article

that

further disturbed the wakefu'ness <»f the General had b en per the service forming required faithfully He advanced, the of it. whip lifted, on ths of shoulders ready to descend —

out

it

Is

!

Monsieur this hour

you.

at you sweeping of my night in front —

H- wick

Street,

is

It

Under

E.

the

management

have have

MARTIN,

J.

been insufferable borne Our Lord

ment,

in

—

which

E.

Hodgkinson Sections

M.P.C.,

formerly

dispenser

and Geraldton Herberton, CairnsHerberton, Railway, used. Prescriptions drags

Brisbane hospitals,

Queensland. prepared

Note

mercy,

were

large Stock of Sponges, Sponge-bags, Soaps, Soap-bags, Toothbrush Best brands of Perfumery, etc. cases, etc.,

I

was

Hm

the

PERTH

address,

MEDICAL

DISPENSARY. Howick

E

J

loath

to

maining done

fallen

PORTER

&

GO'S.

BOTTLING

-

him..

I

repeat,

the

do well

can

bear

I shall

be very Saviour the

our

has

so

errands

had

it

You

the

well the

said

!

how

you take

now

we

shall

As

supplied and all the

to

H.M.

principal

JAMES

National Library of Australia

Indian

Steamship

Goervnment,

Companies, Fremantle MOYLAN,

P and Sole

0.,

Orint

to

happy

the it, see

is

it?

Yery

1

!

he said,

time,

for of the for

is

wel1,

he called

the

gather garden. ssive cam-

be hard will to must transport and these fragrant they belong. Fran will carry the blan

fol age to where

and Nicolas

we

Pierre

will

with

me

help

were

so

be

that,

carpet the house, the cross in and complete

her

window

the

wife

of

the

had

that

passed could hardly beher astonishment s still w greater when her husband announced that he intended to accom d join pany her to Mass, and afterw&' in the procession. She could with

Several

procession. cure

w

din

at

inv.ted

as

his at

pleased

house. the turn

gladly dinuer

accepted

ated of the

in

was

s

Get up broom,

the

The

to well

priest,

affairs had taken, invitation. When and the three were

the;

over,

the

later

General

days

by the

drawing-

unable General, her joy restrain at d

room,

the

any

longer

curiosity,

wife to said,

:

laughingly Ah Monsieur !

!

in

he

Come now,

Prom

:

else.

something

but

believe that such good news could be true. But all took as place the General had promised he assisted ; at Mass and followed devoutly the

And

That

-General.

had

difficulty

broad

receive

who

flower

General had seen all in the garden ; she ieve her eyes. But

once

:

now

truly

and fetch me a you lazy fellows, —the first find. you can The three servants roused thus sudcame den'y from out, sleep running the house was thinkin on fire. Where is the broom ? shouted the

cles.

General.

her hand

.

agent,

in

at the foot of epository the square was the most tasteful that had ever been arranged under the first beams of the morning -un <>n the Feast of great Corpus Christi.

it.

blows.

yoiir

Re-entering courtyard, at the top of his voice Nicolas Pierre Francois !

his test

the General

morning

servants,

i

continued are

next

his

well

farther

stilt

whip

the

out

to

the

sought

previously

The orders of the General and speedily executed sides a beautiful parti-coloured in front of the door of the

me.

Ah

a

of made

General,

used to General

ihe

ches, while the flowers.

whip. said the

thousandth part and out; ages He endured

stripes

for had

cois

have the

perform

not hesitate, shoulders

My

cure.

they

hurriedly

returning few houis

pave from often

—

you least of bungled, not being Ugh ! grunted the more, kicking from

morrow.

and,

his

floweis

so as not to quietly, in the house any one But it seems I have

nil.

R

would

house

grunted

!

work the awakened

have

to

retreated

he ;

available

please. all this

should

your

the

a

cure re hesitate, his as occupation, though lose the few moments sti 1 re to him. I had hoped to have

suming

Manager.

was

It

across

having

the

at

Do not

Street,

MARTIN,

Ugh

!

kicking

for

strength morning,

go and

tin

this lb.

with

that

Cur4, tired,

looked the work upon he contentedly d. had accomplish If Monsieur le Ourfi is not sstisfied

Cure, of the

such frightful consequences and servants the neighbours your afraid to undertake it ; therefore to do it obliged mysrlf

task

n

all

le

we

His presence. who would

of

worthy

le are

most during aggn had he made a more fierce paigns on The was slaught. grass literally covered with flowers and blossoms. when there were no more Finally, to he crossed be. gathered, his arms and

?

wife beautiful

—

menaced

purest

.

have on hand Toothbrushes,

at

None bnt the any hour by"

CHEMISTS.

QUALIFIED. We

had charge of the Surgeon 1st and 2nd

Hospital, also acting

r

that

front of estimable

your forth on without

issued

Pb.

do

General. to be done.

just I, which had

work

of

over,

You

in.'

ound he

every Never

:

What

and,

;

the and sleep previous night, the trees bade them strip the in gar den of the r most luxriant branc es. For himself he had reserved a task less but as difficult, quite impor ant, as he at once set to work to !i

still

cried

his

relinquishing Take this

Monsieur

doors

Early

to who had dared unfortunate his ord- rs. But he paused, disobey from his hand while he .the whip fell

Medical

not

please God, I to that this you night of preached the best sermon

summoned

the

Perth

within

little

the into street; the poor broom this useful domestic

indeed

in you accustom

awake,

now, home to bed. need all your If I live until h 'pe to prove

bed, which

been

time

this

ith an And

1

monolo don ing his end, whip in hand, he softly ; the descended and passed o stairs, tiptoe

sweep-

,

vain.

deliveiing

gue the clothes

so

you have life your So Ra

Monsieur

!

fur

who are there, clean this pave that i.ne may eat off it. to the h turning priest, said, air of soli itude :

Then e

Pierre. two

yet fully

ment

soute

I am going in the twinkling

well

not

to yourself de guerre

permit little

very

or

Ah;

cure.

of these

well,

Do

servant,

a

cure

lest

are

said,

!

broom to with those

was

sweeping.

soraefun.

or

rogue by the

paid le Cure! make use

is

someone

a

one

stock of serviceable and t lothing, Calicoes, Sheet Drapery White and Coloured Blankets, ings, Twills, Hprse Rugs, Mole Tweed Trousers, Soft French Felt Hats, Suits, etc., specially wear. adapted for country Also, Chaff Cutters, Corn Crushers, Horse Works, Ploughs, Plough parts, Winnowers, Corn Bran Sacks, Fencing Wire, Woolpacks, Bags, Sheep- Shears, Twine, Stock, holm Tar, Sheep Dip, Sulphur, Galvanised Bluestone, Iron, Sheet Lead, Piping Rock Salt, Parkes' Hay Rakes, Dung Forks, Hay Forks, Spades and Shoved Seed Sowers, Cream separators, Milk etc. Pans, Hurricane Lanterns, 'a etc., etc.

mean

less

compiisiug Furnishing Utensils, Hollow-ware, Glass-ware, Enaraelied-ware, Tinware E.P. ware, of al. kinds, Cutlery, Bedroom sets Bedsteads, Cheavin's Cane chairs and Lounges Filter,

Honse

Chinaware,Earthenware, W ire Mattresses, Miners, well

PRICES. of

etc.,

by case the market.

including

tion,

CO

the care

You

beaten. he

Here

he heard a noise. strange himself on his T He raise elbow. Said he >o himsdf. noise continued. What in the world can that noise

said take

yourself.

himself

there all

with

The General f-nd of at the calmly. five minutes' fierce confessed sweeping

but could he left his

But

it

sweeping

!

sur

hoping,

began

the

desired

Let me was the response.. sflpne on and You sweep I on your side, We shall see in mine. who will win this duel of brooms. The cure said no more, but .swept on

with

i

&.

Retail Grocers, Drapers, Clothiers, and Spirit and General Merchants,

Beer,

Stores,

hou large he thou ht

Now

and

—

Wholesale

SALE

PERTH,

ST,

SNOWBALL

GEO, ON

HAY

HOUSE,

jure ed-

still remained as he with Finally, lay, in that open, the only one ehold awoke 'iter mdnight,

sleepless.

eyes

having

unsupportable

was

and

But, General, ing in his turn,

ill-

vented find a dis which is

evening. rest early, and again

hands

of

iously.

dis

others, they themselves, toward their whole Such was the case

)

Lines

to

that, and

with

manifested

outfitting.

causes, desire,

on

spleen satisfaction

AND

A

—

with

senses,

anything

the fetched seized General

The

both

bv

be

to

wont

are

their

accomplished

d Dr.tVed

to his

out understanding General's purpose,

who,

tiiose

occasions

on

way

humour, or who turbed by certain

Seasonable

re servants their occupa

utensil.

It

!

hour.

an

coming

Pierre,

tions.

drapery,

of

quarter

three robust to in silence

l.ND the turned ft

broom

!

.

Guthrie's),

.PREMISES,

The

re

!

.

-Is

?

in tones, of ponded, to think their beginning mas had gone mad. er said the General. Yes, stupids I have been asking for a broom the last

Concluded io

broom

they astonishment,

SION.

hat

What

STORY.

—

OUR

be called

le

Cure, a

worker

you may of mira

was Madame? the I, replyr deed not. Neither in life nor death do I expect such a privilege

to be m ne. grace Tell me, she continued, then, affectionately

on

In after

and placing

the shoulder

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what

tell

—

I beg, order

then, of in

me,

as

you made husband ? The cure laughed as he replied in the Madame. -The simplest world, use

means

to 'convert

my

made

Christi.

CLIPPINGS

FROM

HOME

they

There Another

THE

Punitive Kimberley Expedition Lawrence who left

Inspector of his party

others November

take

to

districts the disturbed the to punish berley Richardson of Constable and Gibbs, Bourke men

Sultan

s.

s.

eventful

into

fers

to

the

like

to

6ome

cerning

police

expedition There

all.

infinite

touch

to

parties, suffice

on

to

it

;

to

into

the

he

had

saw

three as

parties the effect

to

the check given native tribes of the lives. The future

lawlessness have in their ascribed is mainly of the punitive

parties,

ringleaders of the natives up

.

in

arms

and

as.the other were

agatnst

threats

leaders as their

were

but

at

still

fear

them

ger to charge

large,

there

is

but in

this

who

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Crown

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six

or

fact

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ance

one

sentation.

of

of the fact

during

policy act

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man

upon in

positions

both Salis

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of

repre

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aware

ton.

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to

that

out

point confine

of growth

legislative of this

the

in

the and

j

th

resid we

in

her

dificiencies

many ourselves

I

ing

The the

to

the matter The representation. alone district demands a

reefs the

that we

might

number of this

population. that expect of the

district

representation the district which we

Government

political

shall was

This an

being

increase

in

promised are

now

were

same

advocating,

dead

to

but

Sir.

century wresting class and sex

guaranteed and (Saturday), allotment

to

t>

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a

secular "clerical

over

to

so

—

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am

such crept

not

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while

the will

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see

that

1

the

Addressing of Education, Grace said

'

wcs

to

I

hand in

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tita.i

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a, »

English peoj secret machiner

developing, yet Christians

1

sure w

at lethargy, a satanic Tb design. the into Constitute when it has be

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Palmersto

w of England, the central head and guidh of that body; and when v thut the greater portion

Press is governed by thei that we have no smr. to. contend No h; against. will sufflee. Secret strate

public be

measures

seen

Christians foe, defending indeed, to apathy 1 As the Constitution seems to Masonic impregnated with influeu deceived steadily by leaders in poi a

a

deadly

Woe,

at

Grace of Canterbury to his begins and of the importance gravity combination. If all his clergy pressed would be the matter forward, justiee obtained. Board Diocesean his since, night

this

surprising that the late Prime Minister

proved himself

see

speedily

w;\s

which

all exposure from their

Masonry

is

to

l>

remov?

and whom

means

The of

counteract

authority remember

pleased

find

rapidly

aroused

.

EDITOR,

THE

lay could

this

be

:

control," teachers,

nothing

after

an

education the hopes

entirely

basis,

sorely.

now

on

in

this

"

most

Miner"

appeared

?.

clearly

purely from

knew

BOARDS.

of

war

Iu

were

atheism

says the

last

1

possibilities

who

which

is

letter

Exchange TO

the

growth

Golden

it

following

English

j

the

this

Tl expressed. of rival sects was to be excitfid jealously and when not then they could agree, to be the state was induced to do away " with all kinds of religion, for just and schools 011 sake," establish peace

mixed,

power

so,

representatives bo made. When accorded Yilgarn,

countries

state

gold

SCHOOL

OP

The

of other colonies has been in the of a popular and the franchise, it has been based is upon whioh of

.

t

had from Protestantism where the population

Masonry

of tbe

improves

best

of £25,000 capital list closes to day directors will go

;

system

these the

that

reports

as

ORIGIN

in the constitution. present that the claim development of to the entire has added a third this field of the and this be colony population to except a due ing so, we have a right Tne enlighten representation. political

direction

confirms

Monday "Coolgardie

difference We may

ed rule

for

manner

progressing sketched out.

were tbe prospectors getting gold aB the stone is too tened down, rich to raise unless some responsible The is on the property," pur person chased price is fixed at £75,000 pay able as to £45,000 in cash, and a work

must

uigh

of

left

of

plan every

now

bat

forefront

world, induce

to

of

plotters

the

for Infidelit the Pa

and Eugene Sue, iu which, aft-r of the letter of Vindix "the whole programme of tl Nubius, the

yielded Mr.

Manager

late

Union Bank of Australia, have had the shaft from

the "

any liberalisation tenure of office their may of their their occupation like the future. A colony

tarriffwe our

it

of education of foundation But it was

Quinet

lower greatly yet produced of comes from the deepest the part A statement very important workings. to the posi reeponsible having regard who utters tion held by the gentlemen from the is in a letter contained it, branch of Manager of the Coolgardie

of their

is aetually in of public opinion constitution have a fair border its ents within

W.A.,

and

;

the that team the

gained by a paucity The Government

simply

re-

Government

,

i

of men from o the coming generation hands and of the of the Church, t' of Chiistanity. This influence pi; was elaborated as I early, think, Abo 1826, by intellectual masonry. time that betweui. appeared a dialogue

boundary

samples

onnees

Orown, and

Crown down,

Representation.

one-man

t'r

the

perfect education

whole of the the Two leaders have

in

Mieklejohn,

Golden

in

a

believe the that Englb be cognisant of possibly in which been hoo they have or of the true of ti origin has beeducation which

University. atheistic

Cam

the

western

tbeir

be

will

five

John

is of Western Australia colony the invidious of hav position

Tbe

'

th

to

something

or

monopoly

a

in

quanti

chefs as

underlay,

ou

company's property. boen opened the np,

I

plaoed

once

of

seems

ton.

to the

onnees

easterly

an

bury lease

Times.

Increased

them,

.

ments, 1

'

o

which volnme we 100, urge page to procure ru readers and study. It the thus Under the Empire, mo disastrous blow struck Arc the by wns the fovmati Mason Talleyrand

three

averaging

—

Murchison

advance

but a cai introduced, of tbe following extract w remove all doubt. It is taki " Mons. Dillon's War. of An! and Burns Londo Oates,

ehriet,"

can

gold from

taken

and cause

can

from

be produosd. Samples of the different parts that the Golden Crown, bat it is stated whole of the stone is a rood milling ore, ties

a

reading

at

district

Mr.

to

the experiences Such were passud. and than tbe iu more expedition, was instance case of drowning a for

ful

in tbe rich White properties of the Coolgardie GoldThe three field. property comprises area of about 26 leases with aggreate acres. the Cam On the Golden and mines a good deal of exploratory bria Two shafts have work has been done. been snnk in each, and from the report

is

not not

was

surreptitiously

best

Feather

This

forces.

ana

could

they

cannot

winked, Godless

Under the respectuble of the West sponsorship and and Finance ploring Corporation, with an experienced and capable board of directors, this has been for company to be one med to accqnire what seems

outspread these banks

occurs

and

are

have

I

and powerful Australian Ex

separated

which

branches

paralled a

creeks, on

whether

com

effect.

Limited.

Crown

owo

i

manner

Golden

of their

co-operation, tbe common

public

duty. the

and

bo

might

of justice and of conscience, liberty complei hru »d education." Bishop Ryle, Liv not th; pool, long since declared if tbo Church of neglect; England their the Church that of Ron schools,

Miner.

Coolgardie

h"

not

was

difference whioh upon any should them keep spate, the;, hoped that before long come and into intelligent sym

question of faith and he would

more

onr

th;? ana

Bishops communication,

friendly

ascertaining combine their

of the

get

to

"

Catholic

and allied,

of representatives and the Catholic

Church ing

two

Honse,

the generally, of England,

Church

the

fouud

not would be a only in of the possession added representation to

<».'

Wesley an b were naturally lie that the time hoped distant when an opportunity

matter

those

on the question that L Schools, saying that in the matt< feeling and education, probabi.

education

body,

own

or

Association

Voluntary

3

could not help of elementary

—

the

the murders, natives committing for stock have been imprisoned and and who might killing, spearing when of trouble they are prove a source are that but the released, probabilities of the

one

but by enable Ooolgardie the treatment in

would

it

take

to

franchise,

water often the the covering of which is de the position of the flowing by the turnmoil diffi In crossing the greatest stream. is ex swimmer to a culty imaginable with in a collision avoiding perienced either he to such obstacles progress stream the must swim strongly against branches down till the projecting or drift

the

in the. stationed neighbourhood men and as haunts these the desperadoes their as make appearance soon they due doubt do so in will no (and they or if be dispersed course) they will There are taken prisoners. possible associates about 90 native prisoners now

tli

was

their

across

of

series

a

;

long fo the

immediate being of any as the officer the settlers, of the Kimberley police

their

this

bj

Finance

to the

animat

are

of with

advocacy

outcome

an

justice

the Upper crossings dangerous and travel to convey the mails Fitzroy, whichr is ler9 across the very river, the wide and runs swift rainy during as a rule. season a lengthv period

so

reason

due

is

and perhaps, there are no

;

Such

on

there is known presence to come out natives they are not likely com unless from tbeir places of refuge so to do dire necessity. by pelled are of the some ringleaders Although little

it

We, np. onr have to fall back upon therefore, own his atten member, and in directing tion to the matter, we trnst that we will use his best endeavours to see that tbe district is of aplaced upon terms with the town electoral districts. quality

over on taken provisions the members of the party Like all the torrents. the when the rivers, Fitzroy

When

need

and

settlers

a

Houses

onr

mere

exceptions, House to

but swim

narrowly

whole take

to

beginning

taken,

swam

submerged,

of

an war would have commenced open check been adminis fare had not this there No donbt tered opportunely. do not coinwhose views be some will think and who cide with the majority, remained should have the expeditions the ring districts until in the disturbed

at least

to

one

the

of tbe

means

the

bad

are

will

prompt sending up

a

districts

;

result action

the

to

Government

to

in

sitting

ed by

satisfied

theroughly

are

men

formed, branches, termined

pool

a

;

ing.

himself

concealed they own of blood, which told its rifle aud 150 and the murderer's story, were found behind rounds of araunition cave. When of the the huge boulder driven back the had been natives the to renew were utterly powerless police chase, owing to the exceptionally the aud of the nature country, Tagged more could be done nothing therefpre in the settlers of the but the majority all of of the peregrenations vicinity where

rafts

are

the on Lawrence's Fitzroy, Inspector the re across the former having come and fired of tho notorious Pidgeon fuge to dis his rifle as be raised him on at his with the it pnrsuiers, charge wounded and took that he was result entered the cave When : they flight

they

clandestinely and descript of their

were

is flowing by banks with long

by Inspector Lennard and

ranges on the

parties,

the

denomin wbc

lioue

should

wc

representa Law, enfranch here residence

who are upon this field, pro the colbably spending more money in that they ony than those of other parts, should have proper Un representation. less we Minis get the members of the in interested this matter try directly we do not hope for much for success, we are certain that most of the gentle

station

swollen, get the expedition

northern

to

Drewry's

to

upon months, and

solicited

up to have

we

city,

better

op other

the people Had he

the late Cardinal Mannin no have had no grievances to IS about. We also find complain of Chester Bishop speakir Anglican at a meeting of the Chester Diocesu

divisions

almost

a

follows

of twelve residents

decidedly

creeks not to deter The hordes and packs

out the meeting with pun in the the native ringleaders murders and the dispersing teiryfying of being im tribes suspected justly wisdom was in them great plicated diiveD were I he .Datives sssrcitfid.

back

isement

A case for the ones. of the attention Aboriginal Board this is. undoubtedly for the selected expedition

and

connection

ishment

except According to

right

to

'

would he hoped they to a thorough understan

come

with ing tions."

represen

appears

and

people, able to

important

we

tion.

escape. prac

is

very

and

;

heavy

in

that

say

a

for unsuitable travelling, the pressing nature of considering for tak and their mission necessity it the best thing was ing prompt action season The wet that could be done. at the time and advanced well being the rivers rains having fallen,

journey, Inspector, headed by the portly party, for the litzroy out from Derby started men could not set of mounted a finer The of the details have been found. intend I do not to of the

doings

being that

strategy blacks,

have been

might

be one is and as the population of the Cathadral the level

but the

parties went

tbeir

it

so,

and most large have only got one On the map Yilgarn of the largest electoral

this

tative.

abler

time

was

horse when the

and

bis

for

flesh

were

keep having

The

con few notes made during West through

a

three Lawrence Mr. Inspector to obtain suitable trouble

Kimberley. in

give you observations

very

to

Protection I

"

terms

following

is

by the

re

expedition,

for

them. It be made to capture to have hard on the settlers natives for be these nothing, stock deeeminated their

to

immediate

correspondent,

the

aneDt

us

in

it

would the

A

of

the

sides

an

after

of

means

piece

about

and stock returned by

Tuesday,

on

experience. to

writing

the last

the expedition Kim of West murderers native

to

the

and here

in

part

district

the tribe aged, infirm, to the charity of and there leae them tbe settlers. They act as spies on the informatioa as to and extract police movements from the station native their to prepare the lawless in order servants be from natives any attempt that may

-

Mr.

On

calves

50

only

were

by the simple

ticed

PAPERS.

no

is

bring

TJie

there

station

purposely

left about 500 cows last year, confirms the belief that the instead the of attacking natives, larger the calves. beasts to prey on In prefer cases mobs are driven other large over native trained rough by dogs aud there slaugh country into gorges, will of the blacks. tered at the sweet

his related to intervals of hearty had between passed cure before t':e night Maria. Ave

—

who

police

of the

from which

broom.

a

General

the

between what laughter, himself and the wife,

Corpus

of

use

hear of the terror have been persued by submissive. will become

they

as

lhos3 one

:

I merely Then

soon

I

.

General,

,

of the

the

i

—

tion

in

attempting from

Christianity

time

"to

take

by demanding the Primate

the tho

justice.

to

eliminate

t

it is schools, hip! bull by the horns fh At last we

'

a "

the

fort same

for Churchmen asked which justice ask for other must also themselves they

of and the; England, of Manchester, Liverpoi.-' Lordships and Chester advocating of actii nnity with Catholics Nonconformist and

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will

negligence and vigorous

cannot more

far

more

require action;

determined

evil

long seated bnt

cated, must

now

be

yet been of the people is the of wisdom and order of the day —not hence the people must be discretion the Let everr educated on subject. to the hold meetings Parish explain be exercised The veice adopted. —

and

at

intervals, regular and the resolutions

subject

for

dock Sir

the

let

—

Insolaled succeed cannot sgitation voice of all be the nnited justice, ing upon universal

The

is

cry

not

omits

a

hot which We are those for

foundation.

religions

opposing Board Schools who desire them, hot sutely not

who

establish

common

their

share

a

themselves

in for

pay bers

me

returning should

this

Parliament,

to

of

are

schools,

entitled

justice, they In

rates the education.

own

Christians

be

to

always indeed, Divine

Woe, required. who the neglect " command to " train up a child in the mind As the infant go. way he shonld it needs all the and expends, developee of Christian and nature kindness gentle him to that influence to enable grasp peremptorily to those

without God.— Yours

which

faith

SHAW.

H.

House,

Veronica Mare.

D.R.

Weston-Super

The Manchester School Board, a nob'e showed meeting, for Boards to follw, by other

P.S.

last

their

'

example a

passing Houses

for resolution of Parliament

Voluntary

to

aid

please

faithfully,

THOS.

at

cannot

we

both

petitioning

extend

to

schools,

to

subject

report.

inspectors'

at.

It

is

modified

Japanese

understood

their

that in

demands

water

the

is

strongly opposing Japan.

to

fir

orders s

offices

public

are

to to

only

during

each

the

case

of the the

out

found door.

and gave

them,

cession

any

to

territory

future

i

June,

August.

party

cloce

Russia of

in

pumped

rescue

several

instances.

tunnel.

The

the opinion due to

was

The

bodies doctor

death

Latest

reports Court

Chinese

concluded,

Pokin

anxious

is

the

as

for

that

Peace

to

be

NEW

on

a«

d

Botta,

a

explorers

light overwhelming some of testimony for over buried three —

in Assyria, years Babylonia, and Palestine conPhoenicia, of many of the firmatory portions on which the Bible critics narrative, —

WALES

an irremor had, as they thought, piled of higher and lower, able loa positive and negative critical rubbish Like that the Cross and the covering holy until St. in Palestine Helen's places I

London, Peace

between

China

and

The

15:

April

Japan

Sydney,

been

is

China

excitement

great the

over

in

demands

Japan

the

as

into

in

The

to to.

Non,

a

Hipp

This

.-

unrelen-

named

the

of

time his

of

one

Non.

Hip

he

op Bo. the

wound.

severe

a inflicting in a critical

for before Oxford, bringing" in popular form the results of recent tions the explore amongst of the and temples ruins of palaces Ancient Egypt, Assyria, Babylonia, Col the

untne

bitterest Gum

is

man

served to preserve them. time, it or.ly We are indebted to a distinguished orientaf and linguist, archaeologist of Queen's A. H. Sayce, palaeographi-i',

His

>le

intelligence. aroused an certain section

a

with

injured

The

remains

which

of the

condition.

Sir late interred

temporarily

was

the

of

grave

Sir

R.

ege, public

in

etc.,

terrible

alongside

his

admirable

work

her to

entitled Verdict

Broken fatal

Tarawingee Flux noon. A youth standtng

The

blast

the

hope

off

stone

the back.

ful.

named

alongside

went

heavy

Hill,

Victor locomotive

a

about

from

150

libr

archseological

away, Oleal

published

ry,

whilst would

learned

many

persuade

-

classical thai,

us

before of Solomon there was not a of letters knowledge existing, anywheroutside of Greece, to sufficient e able the written which records, the to have been Scriptures presuppose, ade. It theiefore is impossible, t> ey

a

in from

afterwards shock.

all,

scholars the time

a'

when

yards

ful

at

was

Cleal,

struck

which

He died shortly to the spine and

injuries

at the after

yesterday

the

the lamer rejected his lory of the Old Havet and Yern- s Testament indeed. ; had tone further, a >d declared that the Bal ylonian exci e there before little of it that could was be believed

13.

April

shall

year The critics had pat of the earlier

and five origin

occurred

accident quarries

the

last

the

asleep. at the

The

Monuments. work we and

r's profess tor illustration,

the

at in

sister,

death.

.

from

widow,

a

the

and On

learned diaw freely on that of Major Amarna The Tell Tablets , Conder's, better a briefer, ordered trai scb-arer, of this wonder lation and explanation

unknown.

A peculiar

haye fully union proposed

15

April

reported

Criticism

Higher

of

of

one

inmates were the premises

burnt

is

fire

the in

is

occurred

fire

Quinn,

were

children, of the

A

Quinn,

were

persons Mrs.

time.

is

occurrence

Creek. Billabong of Mrs. residence when all night, Nine

The

Duff,

Innes at the been transferred in the same

have

cemetery, to their final resting-place The spot selected cemetery. much beauty. Sydney, A

W.

George

Waverley

Johns

to

conflict

knife

'

delegates the terms of the discussed between Newfoundland and Canada. of successful issue a prospects are said to be extremely negotiations

consldera to have

.

likely principal

ponents, countryman to The two. latter came words with result that Gum Bo plunged a donble-bladed

of a character Further severe fighting has occurred between the advance portions of Force and the Chitral Expeditionary natives. The took the at fighting place soldiers Panjkora River, where the British where too cross. The natives attempting with fought great bravery, ultimately the British to retire. The loss compelling is the on the side of the Expedition great est The who natives, yet experienced. led by a brother of Umra were Khan, were St.

of seems

the

was

step

is

of

12.

made

recently

a

Later,

from

this

April

Lodge One

ending.

in ting hostility Chinese community

Proclamai ions have been price of peace. the the as issued urging people to revolt, unable under the was to carry on empire Riots and present Emperor any longer. feared are outrages Law's has reached the General cavalry Meankas is the last Pass, which stronghold of Umra who is repoi ted to be re Khan, towards the treating Afghan frontier. Ameer Umra Khan has appealed to the for help, in the event of of Afghanistan or his defeat for safe refuge by the British, Afghanistan.

losers.

was

Masonic

tragie of

Ghinaman proposal

parts

many

of

which

Chinese

a

have a advocates

:

There

effort

form

has

concluded.

heavy

a

s,

Egypt,

'

Later.

of

SOUTH

men

pick

thousand

in

drowning:

the

advance

Japanese

is feared.

city

state

"

of

to

«

examined

Bli orient

a

Petrie, other

a

archseological hich had lain

huddled

that

of

and Layard, hav brought

archieo-

" th« king and the

reinstated classic history,

logist,

in shovel

Grecian

the great

Schliemaun,

'

'

from

The

rate-

14.

The of the Peace discussion proposals between is reported to be Japan and China concluded, an understanding having been arrived

that in the

Same earlier narratives to the biblical unhistoric Abraham, Lot, region. Melchisedech fJlowrd Agamemnon. record There s of w o contemporary therefore any of them existing ; they did not exist. But the spade of Dr.

yesterday by Messrs.

15. Melbourne, April The bodies of who the six men were drowned of water into through the inburst the tunnel under the at Yarra Spotiswood, were recovered last A night. tarpaulin with clay was put over the hole and the

G.C.M.G.

a

classes insist towards all.

education, education

against unfair half

an

against

;

the effect be lighted July and

the Buxton, newly-ap is South to Australia,

of

London, April

that

secterien there must

or

concession.

Governor

be created

'

passed, ap reports When once Press. pear in the public has been thoroughly the subject grasped religious by the people pre-eminently necessitate will at. once —the demand

Fowell

Thopias

pointed

ensures

i»

recent

Zealand,

the eradi

easily

stringent than have

number a

A

fire occurred at Kyabrhin destroying four shops owned and English O'Callaghan. The Government have issued

Agent-General

invited a large of merchants and others to inspect t of hardwood man from New consign which is said suitable to be specially construction. officially

.

Past

the

Percival, has

i

have

not

Zealand,

i

nnity

Henry

Sir of New

"

existed

.

for fair Had this play. 20 years should ago, we to fight had the battle now.

demand

the

'

in

.

is outrage by non-unionists where a Belgrave, Leicester, attacked a rubber factory gang of unionists which was worked by means being largely labour. of non-Unionist The windows when was an entrance were smashed, and and were goods machinery made, the and the soaked with petroleum place then

A

terrible from reported

GTelegcam. (From

the

News.)

Daily

London,

paper Novoe Vremya, a Russian Russia that the opinion expressed demands strenuously oppose the Japanese "far

1ms will

Britain be

action

common

will

from

taking and

Powers,

Expedition

is

suffering of the troops

number

several

Later

have from

news

but

of

the

workers

buildings have been

arrests

with has

much been

amongst holders

:

to

mining

that

men

the

to gain nothing by of the property. The

of the

ments

were

the have

dispose

i

regard to Mine and have been discussed interest. the Locally opinion almost generally expressed

mine

have

lately

and

satisfactory

o

to conceive say, Moses o< writing was lent to Fore that until recently

share-

engaging develop been

Phoenician

of

garded known

made. in

article Governor an

SOUTH

on

for

Wales expresses be chosen

Siloam

.

there

on

Adelaide.

and

distinction,

The is

AUSTRALIA

steamer

and

1,4000 sheep

responsible

sailed

Colac 4U0

April

for only reason Fowell Thomas of South Aus to the Governorship fact that the is to be found in the of

appointment

with

But

Buxton, tralia,

is

new

a governor Buxton, Parliamentary Office. Colonial

cousin

of

Mr.

(gleaning.

c&eneral-'

to

a

Critics

Criticised.

|

Several serious must

the

follow Londonderry of

the

in

papers, effect on

the

loans

forces

that

states

oif.

commenting

on

market,

the which

of

failure that the the for

predict asked

mine,

new

hasty assembling

report

money the of

news

the

success

has succeeded, Government The Spanish of drastic measures in adoption by the the recent rebellion. Cnba, in quelling have The fled leaders of the movement theand order has been country, partially restored.

The a

in

tax

shoot

rich mine. It

made tion

from received the assertion

been denies

to

of

from

that an organised effort stated the at Santa Cruz to prevent of Jabez Balfour to England.

a

of

comparatively

m

th«v

d

in

acco

very al E

a

al

poeti

glish controverted. that then, some

agreed 1 work,

dern

of the

authorship

of the

critical

on

"""

w

warm

Prince

of office,

best

to

than

and stated,

Six as

an

stated

be

culti

Russia.

The

would

prove

otuers

many

profes

in Hareourt, congratulating newly-elected Speaker of the

Commons the said

on his Liberals

election

had done in

the of

to

that their

election. the Leader He Op regretted of a departure from had been guilty position form in intriguing to defeat parliamentary Sir William nominee. This, the Government an evil as and as characterised precedent, secure

unanimity

that

was

much

to

the

be deplored.

National Library of Australia

Melbourne, is

friendship.

William Gully, the

high

should

friendship

Germany the

being

is

men

wore

in the

working under

half

a

tunnel

which

Yarra

by the pottiswood

completed at Board of Works Metropolitan burst in and when the water Thursday, The names were— were all they drowned. Jamea jTIioh. Jack John Buchanan. Burke, and Martin Jackson son, Gabriel, Joseph Foster. William on

has been made to Mr. Justice Application in the of Permcwin, case Wright Holroyd Insurance and Company v. The Standard

controversy

no

alarms

way

lighted but it

and

sacred

volume

and

of

Company trial

to

New

recover

over

policy

burnt

was

the

during

on

Shearer''

was

that

the

riot.

His

Honor

steamer a

ra

for

tiled

for

order

an

action has been the of amount the steamer

.£1,000,

surance

which

Zealand

The

by jury.

a

Rodney,

Darling

River

strjke.

One

defence

the

burnt app

?!3.r?ntt i

cat

dbect

reduce

This with and

in

the was

'

brought the

newly-tempered evidence of i not

it

wit

same

1

wond exists

is

it,

ab

ut

r

to the oldest in t'.e world

«

the

cenaean

ion. fcfr#

said

was

that

the

be derived

to

and

the Phoenician is

false

a

Minoean, from it,

one.

which is

its

in inscriptions its that southern Arabia, home, ptove a the time of the Exodus the Minoeans had a literature with their which Semitic the Israelites, could neighbors, been As pro easy have acquainted. it fessor Sayce exp. esses So Jar from its the that Israel being improbable ites of the age of the Exodus were ac parent,

numerous

it is quainted with Writing, extremely that tin y were not. improbable They had escape from the where Egypt, art of and were as reading writing familiar as it is in our and had days,

made ?

en-

contents

s

to

that

disprove,

or

at

le

an

process the ear

Rome,

with his in hand, scaipel that he can

demands,

critical

ami

st

mass.

unrecognizab'e succeed d having in part ier histories of Greece

allured <

f

the

sceptic Israel.

to

ancient had relegated

that and the power alms of mythland,

canons

of

:

are

even,

really earnest C ristian really ; the Agnostic, who finds, rejoices boasts he or thinks and herein finds, hal wants for his To position. su>er of it' he takes make still up the

13.

April

if

the

argument the Sacred

i

What

pertaining ill-used book

most

ancients investiga On what

? The points best of known orks is seriously

things

t.nd

extradi

addressing at Odessa,

students

Power, neighbor

House

auch

sterling.

VICTORIA.

the

'

in

Bismarck,

political between

latter a better

Mr.

|

XNTSXtjCOXiONXAX..

Fingall, that the

is

vated

S'r

of

stolen

was

collected,

:

work

On what single a would "higher" tion make men

of

evidence stronger of such an antiquity

found

is

It

their imo a desert which way traversed by Minoean traders, familiar with the literary arts. equally the kinsmen of Jethro, With them, als the priest of Madian, the fatherin-law must have of Moses, beeii familiar. of the Indeed, -the condition Jews on v

Prince

sing

Earl absurd

expenses

the will

This

semblage that

gold

the

(Continued.! j

imposed of

M. Ryax.

It.

j

,

Western

by

as

tax million

one

have

the when

Rev.

-

who

to meet

The

rebellion. amount

to be seri Government is likely Australian The directors of the Lon ously impaired. Mr. mi ie have Nicholas' donderry published Further cables full on the mine. report have

authorities

Spanish order

By

j

Th the

I

escape Khan's forces. order attack to to beat a

by surprised left the fort in garrison but were enemy, compelled retreat, owing to the native numbers. The in large was the retreat nearly cut being

from

narrow

j

a

'

had Umra

<<emonst

The assumption that, phabet is the oldest

j

The

than

j

;

the

a

history. the fact in inscription which were re in was Syria,

Scriptures.

Sydney

Secretary

-

there

garrison

is

the

against

!

the

or

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quarters

a

subscription Messrs F. Quinlan, :— following P. J. P. Bridges, J. as, Healey, Molloy, J. Horgan. P. Roherto, Speight, Jerger, Messrs & Coy, Mrs. Shenton Lillas, Kelly, J. Dr. the Mrs. J. Smith, and O'Connor, Insurance South British Coy. H. McKernan Esq., Perth, 7s. to 31-3-95. Mr. McCarthy, Perth, 7s. to 31-3-95. 16s. 3d. to date. Mr. D. Downie, Nannine, H. B. Mr. <£1 10s. to Daly, Victoria,

City.

IS RESERVED

for

it is need experience, The teaching of that masses of gold are between and restricted,

now.

and far

Tons

fool

opposed

.

THIS

3d

3s.

the T.

is

how

was,

-

slow the result of the growth, accretion of many small quantities won with much labour from rock and soil. These are facts from which the wise ones now deduce an

«

Perth,

mining few

it

Seedsman,

West

say

fancy,

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

Douro-street,

to

How

disputed. and

this

universal

to

Bookseller

COX,

Northam,

tioner,

MR.

V.

unreasonable

and of this

made

meant connection, something very like boundless. When it was calm that tons of gold would ly asserted be taken out of a few feet square of the reef the forecast was scarce

less

is

exalted

an'd property, is how generally accepted, proof even much the most men practical are under the sway of imagination. It was based upon the suppos'tion that the mass of gold first broken into was of indefinite and extent, to most minds in this indefinite,

ly

OF

NORTHAM.

This

as

of

-

|

TO

«H

.

—

and almost of dismay. other mine been in ques event would untoward

the entire in upon gold-getting dustry. Many of our reefs, in conof such sequence folly, already bear burdens which, if not disproDortioned to their paying capacity, are enormous. It certainly is to observe gratifying that which has nothing tran yet casts the spired doubt slightest of the London upon the integrity

'

promoters. to They seem acted in perfect throughout and their good faith, conduct since the mishap proves that they have none in them of the spirit of the derry have

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rails

from for

twelve

Southern

the

it

more,

is

stated, middle of

the

about

England

leave

miles

I

Bush.

s:! ape

—

Prisoners.

Native

of

Return

and Adelaide

at

brings

Post

from

degree

his

—

Easter

was

a

success.

York,

a

fair

of

the

Guildford, held

were

at

of

was sports Reports appear referred events

programme

at the

through

Races

year

was

Bunbury. various

—

It

Patrick's number

both

of

where

kinds

of useful several the during

made the

to

comfort

and

attend. The

—

in

East

varied

last

on

birds

such

the

On

Profession.—

liable

to

Wednesday

and

profession the

is

by extremely

goldfields vicissitudes.

religious in place

other of prey

deplorable

a

Convent Fremantle.

of

St.

of these to

Four

aspirsants. fessed and

the The

Fatal Expert.

of

Telegraph

Mr.

Jeveney,

from

Perth

will

On an

were

our

throughout Government body such

as

alterations

pro

from

Conference

Perth. business done, and until tinue to sit Bureau,

Australian

a

was

at

an

be

can

was

The

learned

his take

suffering

not give any till lingering

succumbed

inquest

to the Chinaman

will of the

of

be

held.

matter,

to

mid-day

a

the

works

charges at

the

dredge sed

breakwater. shown were

visitors

and of

witnessed An

the

made,

enormous

On all

most river

arrival the

several bar

inspection and wonder quantities

and

a

over

of

firing at the

both

dynamite

quarries. also was

at

the

Pro

beautiful

our

that were other matter The such ease. apparent members of the. Government

col cart

and between occurred a horse to the Swan River Carrying Coy. belonging & Co. The to Bickford and one belonging in were opposite two vehicles proceeding when the Quean Street, directions along the when in Bickford's van, nearing horse into it. The swerved right other horse, the side of the cart of the shaft penetrated it on Swan River Company's horse, killing lision

the

the to

treated

were

down

pic-nic Fremantle

there

Confer

the

enjoyable

of

and

vote

of thanks

Premier

and

were

accorded

was

to

the

Mr, L, L, Cowan, for having so and carried through organised the the whole On return proceedings. enlivened the journey was by music, trip until home and speeches, was singing The party reached. disembarked thorough their ly pleased with days outing. Secretary, successfully

spot. Application

for

Land

Refused:—

An

the

Commissionmade to application of of Crown Lands to receive a deputation er who that desired the Govern Mahomedans on ment should give them a block of land the In a mosque. which they could build be are face meetings of the fact that public to a the Colony protest ing held all over was

the

invasion

gainst missioner very the deputation their request.

of

all

Asiatics,

the

PBOMISCUOTJS

to receive refused wisely to entertain and declined

Last a Meeting. night Anti-Chinese in the held op monster mass meeting was and Well of Barrack air at the corner en streets. The meeting had been call ington Council fir Labour ed by the Trades and with the Chinese of the purpose dealing from the goldfields Delegates Question. in who very spoke were strong present, in which terms of the manner and hitter at all the the water the Afghans polluted if the Gover one soaks, speaker saying that the not interfere did diggers nment hands into their own would take the matter the fields on all the Asiatics and exterminate' be could that no were sure jury as they convict that would diggers got from tlie them. will nestA fuller appear report week. —

National Library of Australia

but

bring

chickens are Legislature's coming be batched. At the Producers' resolved Conference it was to ask the Go= vernment not to colleot the rents owing by farmers until for this next year. The year seems to be a reasonable request .one, into account taking the unfavourable char acter of the season which we through have just passed. But it may he indicative of a serious trend of thought. The very farmers to ask may begin themselves not follow presently should in why they the of the squatters, and demand a footsteps total remission of rents foy a period. And who will be aide to persuade them, with an suell example before them that the step v Quid be a most improper one ?

O. Wellard. Fruitgrowers'

:

Branch

J.

Bureau:

Harvey

Parker.

(Harvey) town

W.

:

Branch B.

Cooke, Society

E.

D.

Hammond,

'

-

Darling Range T. Association:

James, G. Palmateer. Ferguson Farmers' Association: i'rank P. Progress Johnston, Puckward. Club. Greenough -Farmers' W. T. J.P. Traylen, J.P., M.L.A., Clinch, Farmers' Club Greenhills C. (Northam) J. McManus. Greenhills Sweetning, (York) ;

W.

:

B.'r '

Alliance Agricultural IrishAsh, J. T. Logue.

Bureau McManus.

(Northam) Irwin

J.

:

R.': '

Agricultural W."CridBrand,

Daivd (Dongarra) die. Branch Bureau Kafcanning Beeeke, R. S. Taylor. Katanning :

r

E.R.

:

;

Farmers'7 Association: F. H. M. L.A., M. Piesse, Cronin. Horticultural -Murray Society" Miss Miss (Pinjarrah) Murray, Fawcet. Vine and Murray District Fruitgrowers' E. \ssociation (Pinjarrah) McLai-ty, G. Paterson. Nelson M.L.C., Agricultural J. E. G-. H. Hester. Society Walter, Nelson Branch Bureau J. Allnutt, J.P. Norther ners' Association R. F. (Perth) Slioll, G. T. Simpson. Northam M.L.A., Vine; and Association: Rev. E. S. Fruitgrowers' C. Kelso. Preston Clairs, Progress Asso ciation G: H. Fowler, H. J. Hinde. Royal Dr. Way ten, Agricultural Society (Perth) M.L.A. W. T. Lotion, Southern Districts E. Gale, Agricultural Society (Busselton) L. M. Swan DistrictVine Hungerford. and Asssociation Fruitgrowers' (Perth) C. C. C. W. Ferguson, Fauntleroy. Toodyay Vine and Association Fruitgrowers' (New

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:

:.

:

:

:

:

upon the

:

:

castle) Arthur

W

H.

H.

W.

Branch

M.L.C., Agricultural

H.

R.

:

Bureau

:

Winzor-Loveloclc.

E.

:

:

Wagin-

(Wag-in)

Wagin

Wellington Society (Bunbury) Partridge. growers'

Bull.

Alliance

Lilley.

Piesse,

W.

Woodward,

Farmers'

Gell, C. A.

T. W.

NEWS-

B.

:

and Eos:.

H.

,

Vine

Wellington Association E.

Pastoralist Jno. Jan., and Fruit

M. Clarke, J.P., Agricultiu-al J. Society: R. G. M. L. C. Burges, Bureau K. Edwards, T. H: :

York

Jeffrey.

Parker, Branch

York

:

Thorn. ,

The tons

of

last

crushing

stone

for

at

220

Frasera

was 430 of smelted

16 dwts.

ozs.

gold. The

Stallion and some

well, the 40tt. A

Menzies

lease at rich stone

is

is

looking got from

being

from

170

named prospector weighing blowing patch

22 gra.

At

the

Nannine remarkably

the

at

an

Mainland

the

331

being

of

ozs.

all

well.

smelted

gold.

the Cross to Coolgardie Loading from .£18 a ton is asked is still very high. by the There is sufficient teamsters. to several more teams freight keep going. There at

to

is

be

change

a

management

of

Mr.

the Harper, present mine charge of Robinsons will be succeeded by Mr.

Fraser's.

takes manager, and Menzies, at Frasers. Donnelly

A further of £200 has been deposit in the Bank at Cue towards the lodged Commonwealth and Gol of the purchase and a further den Stream properties, to complete the extension of time allowed purchase. The

It

able. is a

very

and imprudent The

a

with

high

left

Cue

from the

Morning of

amount of gold total at the Customs last

6,680

ozs.

have and

making

Star,

of

of.

ozs.

amount 1,200 ozs. mine the New Chum

The follows

a

this

from

gold. entered

month

for was

as

—

;

dwts.

.ozs.

Murchison Yilgarn Coolgardie Ashburton

grs.

18

4,810.

3

6

5,469 9,309 29

......

with

7

13 13

all

in

Total of

1 .1

10

19.619

the value

ozs. 15,509 against at £58,934 15s. 3d. shows an increase 7 tots. valued Igr.

of

2dwts. for for

23

0

gps,4

February. March

»ti.5,619

1

4

Mr.

L.

FB

VI TGBOWBES'

PB0DU-

CONFEBENCE.

CEBS'

e

Conference vinegrowers

The

second fruitgrowers,

at the

of

the and

producers, pastoralists

of the

opened Agricultural The fol Bureau, Perth, on Tuesday last. of the members is list of the a lowing a very of whom conference, large number So were present: Beverley Agricultural H. Lukin, J. P. Dempster. ciety (Beverley) Farmers' Association A. F. East Beverley was

rooms

Cowan on

:

:

speech, listened the

on

could the

that

(the

the

He

Govern

assured at

good do.

them do

all

times

the

interests

made

secretary) that

progress

a

had been

the

Bureau had been in existattention to of the some more of the various urgent requirements associations there that represented day, and which would be more dealt with fully in the various resolutions that would be brought before the Conference. ence

and

drew

an After for adjournment lunch the business of the sitting was opened by Mr-. That in the Kelso, who moved opinion of the Conference it is that desirable tlie of trees,and importation plants, vino cut should be prohibited unless tings consigned and landed in quarantine, and it is advis able that the Government should be asked to provide site a at Garden Island else or where as a quarantine and station nursery of for.the such rearing and trees, plants, vine until shall cuttings they have been declared be from to free diseases by the of the Bureau." officers He said there was

another to his,

resolution

.

;

—

the

on

paper contrary in cuttings quarantine against iha of diseases, importation whilst at tho same time take they .would of the advantage newest developments of agricultural pro duction.

but

B.

tho by keeping they might guard

Woodward

to

which

a

seconded number of

the

reso

delegates

spoke, Mi\ Ge.l'l moved as an amendment that the iinportation of fruit trees be not pro but that the take Biu-eati hibited, every to prevent the introduction 6£ precaution diseases. Mr. Taylor

6s.

AND

L.

few remarks made since

which THE

markets

in

that part of the commvmity so well rep at that resented gathering. The Chairman, in Mr. thanking Venn able for the very he had speech, which them favoured with, expressed his pleasure at seeing so many He also present. was pleased to see that there were very ladies who were there present as and delegates, felt he sure that before long they would in see more their annual many part taking Conferences. The Commissioner of Crown Lands, who is also a member of the Agricultural Bureau, the pleasure it expressed to gave him to be present and take in the part He said that he would proceedings. always do all he could, both as a member of the Government and of the Board, to fur ther their interests.

Mr.

Od. as valued

2s.

£74,554

the

intended to build, and the Government would to their power fiu-ther

lution,

Being

appropriated time and was

dwelt attention, of that description

to

Mr.

upon the

.

great

meeting

that

an

some

:

not

still

4,810

total

export

Gibson

favour property

escort

gold

inst.

Besides sent

Mr.

is very the that

capitalisation.

12th

ozs.

Nicholas,

and

mine

monthly

usual

the-

gold. been 670

William

considered valuable but one, rich to warrant such

is

sufficiently

on

Mr.

Matthews,

Londonderry

the

on

of

report Captain

F.G.S.,

a

in

Venn lasted

M.L.A.,

of

are properties The Black Snake mine has been purchased by Mr. a local storekeeper. Edwards, A of 33 tons of stone at the crushing mine, Coolgardie, great Boulder averaged the ten ounces to the ton, actual amount

looking

deliver

ment up old

picked on

Harper, called

to of

C.

the Conference opening W. Venn, to M.L.A., address. augural

referred

Matseed 18£ozs.

nugget

mine

View

up of 598 ozs. 10 dwts. of stone. tons

result

gold

the Lake

at

Mr.

H.

which

cleaning a

Chairman,

The in

Mr.

level.

gave

—

to

could

MINING

—

home

The

fallen back

PICKINGS.

(By Fossickbr), The

indeed

the Star Chamber, thumb-screw, all the other features of a agreeable darker political Then indeed the epoch within the franchise should be restricted narrowest then its supporters should limits, have votes and its should want opponents in his them, and the editor sitting dingy sanctum with could give himself an easy to mind the congenial task of weaving round the the dreaded "masses" cun which them should hind for ning meshes ever in hopeless slavery.

-

Com

forth

the

rack, and

the

expres of stone lifted with

present, and justice done to the good things was pro vided. All the the wine used was pro well duct of this Colony and received merit Some dried raisins ed praise. splendid much were also very enjoyed. Altogether the trip a was very pleasant one, anda unan imous

it

at

Producers' attendingdelegates

to

breaks

a

con

to

the

The Conference

ducers

deal

the

Yesterday

by

was

that

appears in

noyed

ence.

was

will Conference con items the the on all have been paper disposed of .A report first appears else day's proceedings the balance of in this issue. The will appear next week.

Collision.—

and

it

Cue.

had been the Chinaman an and early part of the evening, later for on the deceased, who was the worse in passing fell him. This up against liquor, the Celestial it is so exasperated that, ado struck he without more the affirmed, blow that caused Carey's death. it

Pic-Nic

Agricultural

good

he

received.

to

contemp

a

manifestations. has

If

days.

:

where report

There

From

man

could After

drink, assault.

had

arrested, what

was

Geo.

Tues

others

the

Boardroom.of

the

On

Fruitgroweis

and

Farmers

Vinegrowers,

:—

of

Conference

day

opened at

The

:—

Fruitgrowers the last

the

West evil

dry

—

named

abdomen

who

of

morning

he

injuries

additional telegraph Fre at the is being erected is finished. station nearly mantle railway of the it is the intention When complete Government to throw it open for the use of as for that of the Depart the as -well public This will be greatly by ment. appreciated Port« of the the residents Fremantle office which

tho

the

Wednesday at

the

unfortunate

Carey,

effects

for

reason

Office

Telegraph

Additional

of

the

Northam.

man

hospital, where, owing deemed was advisable to

the it

condition, his depositions.

necessary.

agenda

The to

to he

seem

may

was

a

a

the

restraint,

inconvenient

A

at

night last in stabbed

Chinaman.

veyed

Affray

Stabbing

Saturday

Carey

Victoria: the examine

thoroughly and Post Telegraph system the and furnish the Colony will with a which em report

Jevener

whole

at

and

—

Mr.

last

Monday

On

—

arrived

expert,

Post

the

as

paper

me

beyond

into

a

of

To

age.

Appar

to.

Arrival

of

part

iB

to a belongs in spirit seems suggestion well The West worthy of consideration. Australian hates the and spread growth of political and has freedom, very given its hatred. It fears to hearty expression but this it is the democracy, also, feeling, to dissemble, obliged though now and then,

received.

were

that it the Record me

reception

ladies

young

three

to

!

hitherwards way of them may find, of life

way

a

took

to their Some

numbers. that their

large however,

the

the

popula from

come

that

winging

to

digger

complaints

the

are

element

honest

evident

is

infest

extent

be

hut

Similar It

who

undesirable

the

on

excited

Murchison

remarked

of the morning since the latter

orary, far past

the

school

been

been

mistake

speak

establish exten an

fitted

has

P.

and

;

-

Monday

St. the

Visitors.

rough

original tion.

of

principal

gathering

and

elsewhere

holidays

quietly. and Fremantle at

Societies

which gone

this

The

somewhat in Perth

passed event Friendly

The

all

Christian on

College

who

hurt,

details Joseph, it is ceremonies, interesting pleas so well known think, are now ing of vocations to owing to the large number life found to exist the the religious among female that there is no youth of the colony, them. Bis the need to dwell upon Lordship assisted the Bishop officiated, by Very Rev. Fr. and -Provincial Gaugheren, O.M.I., the Fr. O.M.I. cerem Dining Hennessy, at the ony Fr. appointed time, Gaugheren, a admirable address to delivered the very

and

trip.

Sports.

those

most

fields.

ition

valuable

of the

The

the

much

the

occupants,

in'all At

have

Religious

back to hack

way

of

unpleasant

the on information Telegraph systems working in the Eastern colonies, and it is expected in no small will benefit that West Australia bim

trained

adding

and

new

Telegraphs

his

on

Wittenoom

Mr.

Colony.

with

physical

exercises.

was

remarks the number of upon large from the person and from dwelling houses which have taken in lately place that the addition of a district, indicating

The

Wittenoom.— Posts and

Mines

for Minister has arrived this

Mr.

of

.

being

are

Unwelcome

with.

up

scholars

the

paper thefts

received a telegram of police Commissioner Orme at Wyndham, on from Sub.Inspector native that seven Wednesday last stating from the had made their escape prisoners but managed lock-up. They were pursued before hills and to gain the away get clear

caught

one

at have

ments. The brothers sive gymnasium at the

the

beyond no

and

College

of tree

a

smash

studies

increases

greatly

pleasure

The

—

the

in

pupils

holidays,

named A man at the Yelof a condenser Hann, proprietor to he who is Lakes, supposed lowdine his from wandered away slightly deranged, not return. A search hut and did lately for him, hut without effect, instituted was he has that and it is supposed perished. Lost

the

could

office with

bringing

Every quarter

improvements

month.

next

wires,

Brothers. their

at

school.

day

.Cross— Coolgardie

miles

Fifty

railway. will

of

England

both

next,

des of

.force up the

stop. the

resume

the

collided to as

Fortunately damage tree-guard and the horse,, buggy," a scratch. escaping without a

Christian

Rail-

Cross.— Coolgardie received of the been

Southern has News

twist

Brothers

day.

one

an

patch

and to

such

and

path

opposite it

from

J.

Clifton, Vine

.

arriving brings ber On Thursday passengers. landed in IE 730 persons were

Tray.

ap of

rush

to the

on

Australian,

to

Colonies. Every full complement less last no

Eastern

until,

"with

posts

would

another

ran

off

West

guard

have

street

got

"

,

the

It

—

:

are

vessel of

—

the

splen

nights

be

Geraldton train has been afire The to announcement begins to those who at get momotonous stay For home at ease." to visitors intending well the North I can of imagine that it is the deepest interest. They appear to have choice of the before them death risking by fire water with the fire. or on long odds The black who travel very sheep by soa that themselves may fortify by reflecting those who are born to be hanged will never be drowned. But not the even greatest assured In this criminals are fire. against the are as as most, respect they unprotected innocent. more.

.

some

not

an

when

Merton, Terrace

George's

the

So

once

seconded

the

amendment

carried.

was

Bull

in tho moved "That, it is desirable Conference, the Vine and Associations of Fruitgrowers' the annual subsidies colony should receive from the Government." He out pointed that Associations were assist Agricultural the and he ed by considered Government, the and that Fruitgrowers Vinegrowers' Associations should be treated in the same

Mr.. opinion

.

we

from

The

William

have to

once

horse Population to have

of

that

people

last the

at

cold.

Infux pear

Sunday which

since

fell,

all

given On

may

place

Mr.

by

was driven being into St. turning

summ

afterthat

Wednesday to a buggy

of

—

:

—

the

;

manner.

Mr. tion,

agreed

B.

Woodward which after

seconded a

short

the

discussion

resolu-. -

up winter.

early did rain been very

had

and

long said to

On

—

attatched

horse

a

'

broken

the

Accident.

ternoon

—

that

er

last

At

Weather— have we

Buggy

(Bengal.

and

—

The

I

—

oca

.

S

was;

to;

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oak

moved.

the Conference, timber for

P.

casks

making

P. G. Log

be

should

whilst

the

raw

10 per

in

come

at

material

had

He

wanted

cent.

manufacture. Mr. Piesse, M.LA.,

cent., per to pay a duty to encourage

Mr. Piesse ment:— "That free

ported Mr.

of

staves

as

motion. amend be im

an

should

duty." seconded

Amherst

which The

moved

M.L.C., Oak

the

seconded

the

amendment

then

2

...

...

...

W.

match

Mr.

scratch, deal

good

of

between J. W. Fraser,

Mr.

A for Escott. into the infused winner a West being

Mr.

a

wager and

start, in

win

a

interest

was

the

to whilst

owing

contest,

his

Quarter

of

Mile

a

Handicap.—

second,

;

Wainwright,

J.

is

£1.

M.

...

fine

last week broke a blood vessel from her withdrawal cessitated Easter engagements.

Boolka, which ne all

her

HOLIDAY

EASTER

The second

£3

Hurdle

2 3

G.

McPhee, 12yds Fraser,

out

A

of

event

principal Perth Friendly

Monday,

Easter

the was concerned, The Societies' United gathering. of Perth and Fremantle various Societies station and massed at the Perth forming into marched themselves procession the the streets headed Perth through by Societies were brass band. Eight repre three and n\unbered about hundred. sented, we told is far from the This are being of a number actual strength membership, to take part in the day's pro being unable of the The order was procession ceedings. of Odd The Juvenile branch as follows members of followed fellows, by the adult National Forest the order the Irish same the Ancient regalia ers, in their striking with their handsome Order of Foresters the Sons of the banner Temperance hand a very Rechabites who also carried and Catholic the Hibernian some banner; with who their beautiful Benefit Society with shamrocks decorated banner green

held

at

The

was

as

—

:

move-

were with gone however, through in the those who took part fight. routed The were driven enemy completely take in the hotel to refuge Half-Way where themselves the with they refreshed familiar and talked over long-sleever The dis the glories of war. then troops banded and to their returned none homes, the worse for having been to the exposed

to

"

terrible

Cooper's

Mr.

7st. E.

of

in

were

good

num

their

handsome of the

;

the After marching through procession. streets the procession returned to principal when all the trains the station got aboard for which were waiting them, and proceed ed to Guildford. the in connection with The sports held the were on Agricultural gathering where liberal a pro show ground, very suc was gone through with every gramme due of which is to the uncess, the credit Mr. R. Horn of the Secretary tiring.energy the most interest The events causing by. the log chopping and sawing contests. were of all to note It was the absence pleasing from the as a con drink intoxicant ground, any day passed off without sequence the The following are the brawls or disorder. of the various events details t

Sheffield £14

Handicap. second £5

;

—

blank

;

yards.

third

£2.

Bishop, 11yds. W. McKenna, 121yds. H. L.. Jones, 13yds

The ble

by

which

day

Perth

had

Ball Hall.

People's

a

Town

There

the

four

to

B.

lOst. (Cleverly) McKenzie Grant's

miles). third

10s.

;

in

o'clock

in

Perth

Hall the

at

very

in

splen

120

couples furious morning.

and

JOCKEY

YORK The

annual

Race

Club

there

held

Time

Wilson.. 350yds. Prosser, 235yds H. Bolton, 800yds

Mr.

Leeder's (O'Leary)

Mr.

Dempster

on

Easter

who rolled

up

in great visitors

a

good

many weather

The

be desired,

Prize

—

s

Mentor,

and

of the Mr.

numbers, from all

was

the that

Race.

Hurdle One

and

a

half

Of

—

20.

Mr.

Mr.

len) J. Howie's

Mr.

(Gillespie)

£30

of

stake.

second horse,

5

lmin.

:

71b.

Mr.

as

Scott,

in first but Worrabba came owing to a run at an for having protest being entered which was unregistered meeting, sustained, Time 4min. the race was given to Agent.

handicapper, the event of the day, the Handi Sheffield resulted in a tye and had to be run cap Messrs off. E. Woodram and Jas. Maquire and their acted as judges discharged

4£sec.

duties

in

Flying

Stakes.

ch

Connelly's 9st.

Mr.

31b.

Of 20 g

Six

sovs.

Pantomime,

£5.

Plate. out of

Of

stake.

sults

and

...

...

...

40 sovs. One mile

5 yrs, 7st. Locke's ch ni Skylight, 71b. (Power) E. Firebrace's 6st. Dardis, 91b., carried 111b. over (Spencer) 6st. McKenzie Grant's Richberg, 131b. over 71b. carried (Ford) B. Wood's b h Glenmore, 4 yrs., W.

same

acted

success

Foresters

Hibernian

a

Hibernian

—

(Fremantle).

ians. No. 3 pull. Druids.

Druids

—

by

Final Pull. by Hibernians.

;

National

by Hibern Won

Hibernian.

v.

Hibernian

v.

Druids.

Mr. Mr.

Won

51b.

7st. E.

(Roberts) aged,..6st. Dempster's Agent, 71b. (Melbourne) Time 2min. 20secs. ...

Selling Contest

Log-Chopping £6

—

bye.

v. Irish Won

second,

First

(handicap). £3

;

third,

lmin Spencer, lmin. T. Nevin, 50secs. lmin, J. Eraser,

D.

National Library of Australia

Mr.

A.

Mr.

7st. 91b. (Buott). W. G. Leeder's

£1.

...

1 2 8

E.

Lockyer's

...

fame/ 11.

2, and

.

Randell

scorers.

Wright

Musgrove

took

4

38.

and

wicket-keeper); the recipients

were

each. for

37,

of

a

and Bateman

4

.

the

was

smartest man great applause

received

in

the

for

his

play.

Fremantle

commenced their second in and three at the oall of o'clock, had 8 (5.30 lost wickets for 133 p.m.) runs. The match which is to be coucluded commences at 2 p.m. to-day Fremantle's the favourites. A are great deal of money is being and the is ex speculated, game pected to be close and exciting. at

nings time

#

Subiaco

v.

#

Christian

Bros.

The above match Good and Friday,

#

College.

at Subiaco played in a win for resulted the College P. Hart "boys" by 19 runs. the home team, captained andT. Fitzgerald the visitors. The scores were Subiaco, first 48 second 61 innings, innings, total, 99. Christian Bros. College, first innings, 45 second 73 total, 118. innings, Willie Forbes and Charlie Grist well for played their and Subiaco, leg cuts being neat, created a in the feature H. Jones game. and P. Hart bowled well for the home team, on

did

he

as

was

are

:

and

in the

;

the re

H

Carroll

H.

Gardiner

Race.

100

...

yards.

...

1

...

Handicap.

the

2

...

Sheffield

O

120

yards.

former

4 for

18.

well

for

The

Robinson

first

heat

again

twe

having

conclusions

rim

for

which

was

1

secured Boys

dead

a

Race.

120

...

The

...

3 0 0

Sarah

Scott

Mary

Salter

1

Quarter

1

...

a

Mile

...

-

...

...

Race.

Hop 4

chg Musket,

yrs.

... ...

g g Nimrod II., aged, 7st. 91b. (Cartwright) C. E. br g Mentor, Dempster's aged, 7st. 91b. (Roberts)

1

...

H. Robinson 120

2

3

H. Robinson J. Buck

Step

and

1

Yards

...

#

and

#

#

2

#

St.

1

#

Leederville Good on

team to the journeyed and Friday, Canning played the It eleven. in Cannington resulted a win for the visitors by 28 runs, the scores being 69 Leederville, 41. Cannington, Warnecke bowled well for the visitors, bagging 6 for

Jump.

37 feet,

#

Government

5

Handicap. ...

making

;

2

G. Morgan, 70yds. T. Simmons, 15gds.

latter

batted

School Brigid's combined met the Telegraph on Messengers the Good on Esplanade and played Friday, which resulted a game, in the defeat of the runs. "Telegraphs" by four The scores were School Boys, first 42, second innings, 30 72. total, innings, Messen Telegraph first second innings, 41, gers, 27 j innings, 68. Worth played well for the total, Clarry and W. Mooney for the losers. winners,

Race.

Girls

the 22, and and P. Dix former the

exciting.

#

yards.

...

and

close

premier

by Waddingham.

Jno. Naylor

the

5 for

Fitzgerald winners,

Mick play. took Fitzgerald the wickets, and nearly bowled with A return match is good judgment. to be and is played to-morrow, to be expected

3

...

named tried

T.

all

Deadhe„t

| H.

bagging

by steady

36

O

2

:

:

The

...

Mr.

Perth

by He one

—

1 pull. 2 pull.

West

Moffatt

4,

egg"

genuine

successful starter

as

Appended

Maiden

3

"

No. No.

Before be respectable

by making

;

2

Second horse and quarter.

...

Mr.

the

ovation

of age, who is received rounds for his spectators

batting. up the

of

(Perth's

Bateman and

"

—

of

put

figures

Bishop the other

field,

—

:

1

...

the

Scott

handicapping.

aged,

(Hutchins) b h Prince

8st. Cooper's Charlie, (Buott) b L. Clarkson's g Lang Syne, 6st. 71b. (O'Leary) J. Seabrook's b g Forward, aged, 6st. 71b. (Kirk) br g Mentor, aged, 7st. Dempster's 101b. (Power) 18secs. Time lmin. A.

scored

furlongs.

...

£5

conscientious

Mr.

manner.

Mr.

a

were an

18 years

cricketer, the

8,

"duck

that

so

for

received

suc

very

much

so

double

Harry 3

for

was

usual,

wickets

runs.

Smith,.

BUNBURY.

as

of

little

Nunkervis,

1 were

2

...

Easter on sports held at Bunbury both in a success, proved great the attendance and financially. Our rep resentative states that the were people but at the train satisfied anything arrange Mr. Roberts did all in his ments. power to please but was handicaped by the orders head from quarters. Owing to the presable to sure on our we are space, publish brief accoimt of the The only a sports. consisted of seven all svents, programme Of which were without a gone through hitch. cessful

0

20

Lean 1

46secs.

AT

of

W. reached

B.

...

mado

play.

youth

a

prominent

The

2

...

Of

Monday

3

9st.

60secs.

—

Time

1

...

br g Worrabba,

2

out

SPORTS

miles.

...

Mr.

lmin.

leg-

himself Captain Draper distinguished a "not out" for 17. playing innings a and played steady game, only gave chance which was refused.

101b.

...

"

first Perth's Hoskings came innings, on top with 42, Domela coming next "run 36, he, however, being foolishly

score

1

...

smart

8

Moffatt

and

field,

from applause exhibition splendid he ing dismissed

101b.

aged, 7st.

and

Lean,

the

Bolton, a.

...

sovs.

list. b g Dempster's Agent, (O'Connor) J. Reany's b g O.K., list. (Hill) A. Lee's br g Cohuna, list. (Pul-

Mr.

6st.

II.,

double The

only

men

18

out."

mile.

One

for

were

11 respectively. of misfortune being

of

£20.

...

:—

Selling

W.

out

0

Wood's lOst. 31b. Scarpia, (Cleverly) ch g Pantomime, aged, Connolly's 9st. (Spencer) Locke's ch m 7st. Skylight, 5yrs. 121b. (Power)

Mr.

For with

...

£5

arrangements The totalisator worked to the Sullivan was satisfaction of £520 over passing through the machine all, The the on the first are day. following details events of the various

Mr. Tug-of-War.

Nimrod

York

excellent and the raceing could as near as perfect under the care of Mr.

be.

Mr.

3

the

Monday

inhabitants

the

£5;

2

gg

men

(the only Ted), took 2 for 50. Randell

E.

in their

-

2

O'Halloran who got into

other five Fremantle .between them.

Hoskings, trio

1

Jack

13 and

had

and

for

...

other

Bishop

Seven

£30".

and

Moore

good innings put up

a

stonewaller

score

60,

37secs.

Of

—

Handicap.

Easter

of

the

were

could

Mr.

1

...

lmin.

Purse.

Ladies'

CLUB.

Besides

metropolis.

W. W.

Of

op

heavily. the

making

The one

46secs.

Handicap.

159,

their

innings Speary was Moorehouse Jigger" Both batsmen laid

"

36.

played

the before-wicket."

0

(Buott)

meeting,

race

was

Tuesday. district

'

figures, latter

6st.

...

point of view. who present until nearly

2

first

rather

on

Captain the only

5yrs.,

Richberg,

with

behind

first

;

with

Bateman Richards

1

O

the

was

floor

wood

26, and

St.

31b.

Scarpia,

2min.

Time

Mr.

First, £1.

b h

next

Bill

furlongs. W. G. Leeder's b g Medina, 5yrs. lOst. 41b. (Leeder) 51b. 9st. Menter, Dempster's (O'Connor) Locke's b h Gold and Black 5yrs., 9st. 51b. (Power)

Mr.

the

out

4yrs.

7st.

the

In Fremantle's -with 37 top-scorer

3

3

Wood's

Member's

enjoya

held

was

dancer's

a

fast the

fun

most

close

a

and

about

were

made

—

(two £1

—

Race

second

Charlie,

Dardis,

Mr.

Mr.

a

...

Bicycle,

Prince

h

W.

Mr.

been

which The

decorated tastefully did condition from

Mr.

3

2

51b.

Time

BALL.

brought

was

one,

2

...

(Power)

in

week

Saturday innings.

Saturday runs

and

Perth Saturday.

innings. There a was attendance large present, but was seating accommodation scanty. The weather was and the wicket in fine, splendid condition.

1

...

First

1

J.

Bedlamite

them

score

coming

by

last

last 25

replied left

between

who on batted in their first

184

ponents

second horse £10 miles. and a half

match continued

was

made

which

6sec.

7yrs.

CATCHES.

test

final

Fremantle last

£5

...

h Lockville,

for in

rendered

(By Nib). The

horse miles.

half

a

White

0

(Ford)

cartridges.

THE

;

Mr.

»

—

120

and

W.

Jas.

track.

0

of the

results

second

;

3min.

One

br

the

Messrs

they

CRICKET

...

(Buott) Fiiebrace's (Spence)

"

fire

the

£40

£80

stake.

Mr.

assistance

untiring O'Rourke,

to

—

who

formed a regalia the Orange procession the the Protestant Alliance, Lodges and with the Order of concluding procession in their who effective were Druids, very dress. was a Heading the Order peculiar goat and having tiny cart drawn by a little dressed in beard and gown as an a child had also a scene of This Order occupant. members to by man a sick being attended accom and the the patient of- the Order, on being shown paniment of the sick room the of the rear a trolly and bringing up

H.

specta

.

members,

feature

F. H.

the

various

Of

Nicholas

both

valuable

Fremantle

"

in

great

and The

,

bers,

foices

small.

verv

of

and

O.Grady,

upon affair

0

DAY.

One

br

E.

due

is

sports

0

...

Locke's

Mr.

great

Perth

Of

—

Time

;

;

the

the

of the

beiner

not up attendance

were

of

was

afternoon. the mark

to

occasions

members

ngnt

snam

chiefly Scott

credit

the suc

the

of to the and

success

attributed of Messrs.

preparing

46£secs.

were

stake.

Cup.

York

Monday

on

proceedings

;

and

and,

Cottesloe

former

FIGHT.

the

The

in as

3

'

review

—

far

lmin.

...

Mr.

2

committee.

Morgan,

2

...

...

1 ...

SHAM

military

credit

The

7st.

9st. 121b. A. Dempster's Agent, .... (O'Connor) b g Peacock, A. E. Lockyer's aged, 51b. (Pullen) lOst. L. Clarkson's Lang Syne, 6yrs., 9st.

Mr.

...

10yds.

of

the

whilst

C.

First,

ments,

TTTC8.

so

yards.

Race.

Ball

#

following day's racing.

.

of the

FESTIYI-

1

5yrs.,

...

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tors

THE

second,

THE

Miss

mare

Lockville,

Time

1

...

120 £1.

—

G.

in South races, and had to be shot.

Locke's

h

SECOND

First,

...

....

Handicap.

£2; .

Mr.

5yrs.,

...

in

14 starters.

-30yds.

Fry, 25yds. Buck, 30yds.

Mr.

Vic

a Australian, opponent who holds torian the championship these in contests this colony.

promising leg at the Australia, on

Odkapaxinga Monday last

br

as

and

must be exertions

Wil ch h Wandering aged, 9st. (Walker) W. G. Leeder's b g Medina, 5yrs. 7st. 101b. (Cartwright) b g Peacock, A. E. Loekyer,s aged, 7st. 71b. (Armstrong) A. ch Connelly's g Pantomime, aged, 9st. (Hutchens) br L. Clarkson's g Lang Syne, 6st. 71b. "... 6yrs., (O'Leary)

Contest.

for

20 sec. resulted

Escott,

to learn that the sorry horse his Carbine broke

young

Mile.

One

sovs.

held a ball was evening Hall, and proved equally the Both the days sport. the reflect credit greatest

the

cessful

Time

...

Private

Consolation

are

£31.

b h Scarpia, Wood's (Cleverly)

71b. (Power) A. Forrest's

Mr.

We

for

31b.

Lock's

Mr.

'

J. L.

SPORTING.

B.

Mr.

3

...

Of 40

Plate.—

lOst.

... ...

in

bought

was

19£sees.

Mr.

1

Chopping

the

to

adjourned

;

winner

Avon

second,

£3;

First, 10s. third,

Fraser

10s.

Conference morning. following

3

...

—

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'

lie,

carried.

was

...

...

W.Donovan

5

local,

10s.

1 2

Holmes

W. W.

right

ijb

of

£1

a

...

10yds. Contest.

included

charged

articles

Fraser,

Sawing

in the Third Schedule while 10 per cent, duty, the Second in under come empty casks -Schedule cent, per .and only hear a five timber local Bte said there was no duty." casks to oak for from, equal making storing that not manufactured and was

should

and

Murphy, 13yds J. Ryan, 16yds.

In

Masonic

0

...

'

that be

15s.

aged; 6st. 71b.

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—

of

opinion

sirable

to

negatived. in "That, it is unde

was

Forrest's

(Kirk)

—

B.

the

increased

A.

Mr.

10s.;

—

collected Woodward

£3

First, (120yds). second, £1.

—

Mr.

be

pound

Race

Hurdle

Agricul

—

for every

of

name

—

should

Societies

tural;

in the subsidies to

standing that the

—

motion

Allnut

—

A

Mr.

1

Handicap.

:

:

...

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http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22991721

WEST

THE

v.

AUSTRALIAN.

the

to

.

editor.

the

and McDonald, the Mass. throughout was from Butler's Mass ; the Benedictus and Agnus Dei Credo, Sanctus, The music from Polimante's compositions. effective and p. easing. After the was His Grace Communion, Archbishop his farewell His gave address. O'Reily Grace said

—

-

act

of

Tours

1895.

thank you again for in Sir,— I am to issue in of 5th inst. your serting my letter with such of yesterday and for submitting On glancing to a defeat. gentle resignation at which footnote over letter and your my to I said I naturally looked first, musingly I'll let the Editor enjoy the "Well myself, him with any Easter and not try holidays theses till after." of these more worrying breath to leader I turned when your But line! in "Rash, incon wrath every ing is The enraged sea's roar siderate, fiery." en Forty Spanish monks nothing to it. the Bishop principles franchised preaching and religious of national estrangement his only to consolidate enmity looking and make the ears which will tingle power, of every faster the run Englishman blood force it the who hears Bishop's fighting full of menace in the colony, in each parish the of and liberties to good Government Hold You Hold the etc., etc." country, You overwhelm me. me so. frighten "

;

;

;

!

"

That

spits

!

Here's a large mouth, "indeed, rooks forth death and mountains,

and seas, lions of roaring Talks as familiarly of thirteen do of puppy-dogs|! As maids begot this lusty blood P What cannoneer and smoke and cannon fire, He speakB plain bounce; with his tongue He gives the bastinado not of his a word Our ears are oudgell'd, :

of France a fist But buffets better than with so bethump'd I was never Zounds words father brothers oall'd my Since I first dad." never I would I thank you Shakespeare. but for you. to answer words have found day but subject up another I may take this the to submit it for the present must leave A few months subject for our next thesis. famouB Albany speech you made before that are "The Catholics statements: these their schools where to maintain helped their to own at are impart liberty they "the State is and at all times,", tenets from the purse public asked to subsidise of really a solitary the teaching religious both I declare body." denominational and I challenge false you these statements to retract them, or of truth in the interest ;

!

—

to do either. So defend them, or refuse I assure Mr. Editor. you fears calm your of I neither nor any my that candidly this in will wield any other weapon friends the the call but schoolmen what fight Catholics by the guided "Syllogism." unto do others as they -will Church only them. do unto wish others to would with you to follow Counsel those who think and we will course enjoy much peace. this I await your reply. to

Yours

etc.,

+ M. 9th,

April

GIBNEY.

1895.

not

to

his

No

attacks.

own

honest

journalist

task of so to himself the arrogate he would That is a matter determining. to the more leave for settlement rightly impartial judgment of the general public. to stifle to some And for an editor a reply he has written a person against thing Dr. a holding Gibney's especially person cowardice betrays distinguished position If the or the face of it. worse on Bishop's so weak this honorable defence was as would

—

would

journalist for

His

editor

of

worse

the it,

for

it

such

Assisted

the

believe, and why

Australian

the

weakness?

alleged of

all

did not publish

good generalship

to have missed tactician the cham to score on Schools But Bystem.

opportunity

of

pion

us

West its

astute

an

grand

a

the

to parade showed a lack

only

if.

Surely

have

Lordship,

not and they are blind, people fortunately that the real reason for the perceive easily the to publish West Australian's refusal letter not the inferiority of the is, Bishop's but from a Catholic standpoint, production His successful most probably Lordship's discomfiture of the rank bigot who controls the

morning To

mind,

my

than

despicable tralian himself

sheet.

An

.-

to

nothing action

the

honest

Editor

could

be

more

of the

West

Aus allow

would

be

nay crucified, slaughtered, than rather unjustly to opponent. Defeat, apply the gag is preferable to dishonor. Still most men, the Editor the it is not the with of case his West Australian who degrades profes the columns of his sion paper by- closing who writes a correspondent against merely too enjoy in self-defence a correspondent and voic of Dr. Gibney, ing the high status of twenty thousand colonists. the views ing Past has shown me that this experience the not too much to expect from West was that Australian. I did not think, however, would have to recourse your contemporary of the street ruffian in its the vocabulary Church whom allusion to a dignitary of the the of all and nonCatholics, majority revere. In my opinion a common Catholics, devoid of all character, could not be scamp, treated than Dr. more indecently Gibney in has been treated question. by the journal with abundant But the fact is surrounded in

his

columns to an

own

consolation. baa

It beaten

goes

to

prove

that

the

adver white-livered of and that the sary badly, only means dastard from of the an complete escape nihilation undignified, though lay in the of the bridges" effectual course, destroying the and "spiking guns." to calmly It remains for Catholics now is consider to what extent a newspaper which of their patronage griev deserving the first rule of fair play ously transgresses in its of their accredited treatment repre show honshould sentative. Catholics your that while orless can they contemporary know honest they appreciate opposition, how to deal with and un unscrupulous

Bishop

his

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While charged sources of the Catholic body in South h their the Northern distr w cts, of Australia and the depression dling prev r it was with the northern are, township late the financial chief, years were position Port Augusta that I was especial y ide of the Church in 'he southern properties fied. In thit township I had my dwelli of the vovince is an embarrassed portion at least at those times which during one. Of course the d-bbs exi ting will be " could be considered to have a fixed ab> Catholic zeal and Catholic .-ense of paid. at all. From Port Augusta, too, will see in as in other Adelaide, justice, of the See. borrowed the designation / to of Catholic lia the liquidation placeB, / as bids mo, me first, speak courtesy Y t bilities to the last farthing claim d. to our faith. It those who are strangers that are wiohi objects unquestionably at all been my aim to live times in pc> reach may still demand course of a '0"g of evrry and harmony wi6h men class toil and for their attainment, unremitting creed. That in my endeavour every the experiences in the attempt gathered in realize aim Port Augusta I have successful that may t'-ough attempt been emirely unsuccessful I would to in the have been clear off liabilities believe. I know I leave behind me m;, to the idea of North made me adverse my I. make nob bold enough to if who, burdened with a similar task else being them I Venture friends, reciprocate,' where. If there bj a lesson, however, the warm I cherish towa think, feeling with which of the we and priests Bishops of sincere them respect and profound Catholic Church have learned to be fami teem. To you who are of the Church it is the lesson of obedience. He liar, words need be but few. Like all bei who fills .the chair of Peter is of supreme who are I am fashio; merely mortal, His word of constrain is to us authority. and give evidebut of frail material, his will is law. He has ing power ; doubtless of the defects which frail <ma' chosen to summon me to fill the vacaut ia! mu;t needs ever show. That you hIt is left to me From but to obey. post. with me in been patient my shortoomi. the soldier marching in the path of duty, for is. much to be grateful and that y his be t and his best only is required. To m have been so patient I can a honestly, th solution of the difficulties me awaiting do gratefully, avow. What fur. her sbali in the south 1 shall lend every energy. No Let me borrow from the language I say ? man c n do more than his utmost. Doing of an writer for tho expression ibspired that with God's help I shall be content to for which I would have words. thoughts leave the sequel to Divine Providence. God'o business What God begins it is o That 1 shall be doing what obedience to completion. In Him all carry perfec orders wi:l be my consolation and my tion has .its origin from 'Him all ; grace These th ngs are to personal support. and all salvation come. The wisdom of however, I should rather and myself, Christ's Yicar will well the p'aoe dwell supply on those matters that concern you. made vacant I must by my going. Thanks be to God, the ending of my ad speak my last word message and say the painful ministration sees affairs in a condition far farewell." The tender-h arted aposfc!© different that which prevailed from when of the Gentiles furnishes meet terms for a the administration Seven yearn began. Christian adieu. under Addre-siug Church were burthened you properties ago our circumstances if akin with what was, for our numbers and our remotely yet really to those under which St. Pul his spoke an debt. means, To-day overwhelming farewell to his children of MiUtus, I end the Northern liabili ies taken as a are, I command by saying as need you to God and whole, of such limited proportions to the Word of His graoe, who is able to cause neither nor dread. Let the anxiely build up and to give an inheritance among hanks be given wh re the thanks are due. all the Banotified." From William's Creek on the lone'y rail to In the evening the Kooringa, way track in the Far N"rch Way of the. On -53 the southernmost of the diocese devotion was point at which the Y; v performed, from washed by the waters of Spen Rev. Pirie, J. H. Norton and af officiated, to arid cer's and dusty wh eh the Very Rev. W. O'Dowling, Gulf, S. Wankaringa in the east, on behalf of the a practical preached sermon on the gon my appeal diocese was of the Solemn benedic ion crippled responded to with an Sunday. and lavish generosity B'essed Sacrament above the conc'uded openhanded all Our Catholic did nobly ceremonies of the day. His Grace V praise. laity by their Church in its day of trouble. the Rev. Archbishop was the officiant v their action claims is That my gratitude the deacon and Rev. W. Do Cosgrav Not small but great is but a small thing. Father the sub-deacon Norton was in it that !h y have earned, as I the ter of tho corein believe, aiiod. The same cho and the of in the morning approval blessing Ahnighty 'and again attended, re next the lai in God. In one after tributed devotional sense y, music during another before 'hem, the clergy of really evening service. the diocese deserve recognition at mylips, was That burthen a heavy one my own Pharmacy.— Mr. E. --j. 1 will be readily for Martin, understood. 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balcony, and

corridors, north side

end,

situated

at

the

other,

It

understood

is

will

thence

by

is ascended tower series of views is cent the main in building will the billiard room

hotel

any

and

24ft.

in

There

tables. villas

will

scattered has been

which

the

containing

four

rooms

the

from

a

obtained. proper

probably

39 rooms, and be the finest being 48ft. by

colony, two of Aleock's best also be seven detached

over

the

ground,

each,

tl

These

completed. with

a

7ft.

of

(first

will

con

verandah

be greatly avail round, and will no doubt families and visitors ed of by small country A water of most tower iu search of change. a base of description, having ornamental four galleries four stories all high with 32ft., 16 rooms, will the outside, round containing feature in the The be scheme. a great and the on the ground, timber for this is now been well has commenced. work Already houses have been erected, and nine summer Six are to be erected at once. be reserved for ladies exclusively and notification of this will he and children, each bells will on Electric pavilion. painted them to all, the object of reserving be fitted and children drive for ladies being that when recreation from hours' Perth or Fremantle

and

rowing bad

hire

on

and with

a

rockery ferns

the

is

steam are

drive j

The

to the hotel. take visitors

to

to the

returning No cular

mention

for

being shade being