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(From News
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Booth,
who to
decided
Daily
News.) January
Heir
establish
Brigade at Calcutta. of the Gover granted an audience nor-General Lord Landsdowne. The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United to Kingdom amounts For the Continent 2,058,000 quarters. been
His
influenza,
Grace
is
complicated
latest
condition that
states
and that thesufferer's intervened, is condition very critical. The remains of the ancient on the Fecamp, near Havre, which
of
was
of
one
two
were
were
instantly hurt. mortally
others theatrical members
the
Russian the
Government
from famine. The Russian of
deficit
in
distress
prevailing
the
for
that
i
aud
many three
The that
Graffham, From
fell
affected
He
and
on
of state the patient give rise to apprehension result must follow. not abandoned morning, Thursday Duke sank, rapidly
period
that 2
Queen
"
of
is
,
at
was
the
as
London,
|
the
Duke
the
of
hope
Cardinal's in 1890,
on
the
slight how was,
the and
was
congratulations which among
cidentally
Het
Majesty the of Wight, to her. She
covering serious
that the royal of London, while his was 120 deg.,
j
Court
,
patient's
Isle
will
into
go
The
coudition
bnt the
it midnight symptoms
at severe
At
a
morning
at
Belfast,
from
the
American
had
been
that
renewed.
six on Thursday past quarter of the Prince was the condition but at nine o'clock His better,
Highness passed away, Royal relations. rounded by his grief-stricken was assidu The Duke of Clarence the Prin nursed by his mother, ously of Wales Princess his cess fiancee whom ha was to have of Teck, Victoria married
|
27th
next;
bereavement. and Princess The Prince of Prince Wales, the George
iPi'fincess
late jPrince
on
(tb,e.m ,an<j
their
him
and ,
summoned of Teck
recently Victoria
to
congratu The engagement.
-Princess
of
The King
Wales
believed,
the
1
Curdinal
The
;
Conncil at the
j
j
men
at on
were
attend
London, A great at
are
Watson's
fire
the
Belgians,
that is |
occurred
Soap
Em-
will,
Factory
under
the
true
a
as
is
Bowden,
Wales Prince
!
!
Cardinal
Archbishop
reported
that
Labour regret
adding
labor.
It
of
to
engaged
is
bnt
is
considered
view
Egypt. The
Cardinal
Italian
Prelate,
with
the
bride, were
horseback,
they
\
overtaken in by a thunderstorm, which the husband and two young horses were struck and by lightning killed on the Miss Bowden spot. also was struck and remained insensi ble
three
for
was
hours.
into
to gallop matter. Sir the
on
Miss
Callaghan
but she was and report
burned,
slightly
town
Sydney, January Parkes spoke at
Henry Tariff
Bill
in
the
He condemned
able
the 14.
length
Assembly
yes
and the adoption of Melbourne, 14. January The Great Southern con Railway, Melbourne with necting Port Albert, was opened on Wednesday. officially
terday.
protection free-trade.
urged
Adelaide,
The
14. January of water now supply Broken Hill by train Rain demand. still holds
being
regular sent to
meets
the
off.
Rhl
contributors
(Murchison)
areB
Sydney, In
Che
debate
on
15. January the Assembly
Legislative
the
Customs Bill was pro the death of the Duke was announced. On the motion of the Premier, Mr. Dibbs, the house immediately adjourned. The Melbourne cricket University ers are the playing Sydney students. The were first visitors in and made ceeding when of Clarence
233
runs.
The
a
displays
Revenue off
of
Linney,
William of
for
1891
£32,000
com
aged 13, Creek,
whilst
Merry feet,
fell
Melbourne, January Clark a member
& Co., Clark, on died agents,
a
both
fracturing
15. of
stock
Hill,
station
seven
1890.
at bird-nesting of 30 distance arms and a thigh.
firm
lost
runs.
falling
pared with Thomas
Mr.
has.
Sydney for 186 Customs
wickets
the and
Thursday
Graham Sir the retiring Berry, will stand for Geelong, Agent-General, the vacancy there being caused by the of Mr. Munro, the new retiring Agent General.
Auckland, 15. January have cabled to the of -State, a list Secretary asking that of likely to the appointees Governor be Zealand submitted to ship of New them before a final selection is made. viovernraent
Adelaide, 15. January Doctor Elliott Mr. ; Streich, geolo Mr, and gist; Helms, Mr. botanist; an assistant in the ElderRamsay, have resigned Exploration Expidition, their On positions. the leader's re commendation been accepted
Geographical
the
have
resignations
by the
Council
of
the
Society.
Sydney,
will
George a daughter the former
The of of
an
premature of the Duke
Great
of
Callaghan,
were
West
of
of the recent death Clarence. The at French Cairo press that France and Turkey should guardians,
bridesmaids, and bridegroom,
brother
a
'
the
the
Hunt,
melan While
Vaughan, died,
Prince
Cnristiau,
in
of
insist
be
Britain,
the of
inter-University resumed on
January
16.
match The Home
cricket Friday.
team
concluded their first innings for The 202. in their Victorians second made 331 runs. innings A deputation of the Trades' and Labour Council on Mr. T. -R. waited Dibbs yesterday to urge that labour be appointed representatives to the Mr. Dibbs heard their Upper House. and declined to accede to the speeches request.
the Simonie, famous and of Prefect the
died on Thursday, the age of 76. Another victim to the influenza Rev. George Hall, of Gympie.
from
Propaganda, influenza
sister
of
one
a
Tuesday.
on
accompanied by Miss home on returning
was
nouncement
j
of
Archbishop the
|
j
16.
January
friend
that
expected
It '
funeral, 15.
Wednesday
Miss and
had
Dalby
at
termination,
The
killed.
minister.
I
!
on
was
whose arms succeed him
!
is
it
he
iu
1
the
the Merthyr Wednesday, by
was ill only three days. London and Trades has officially expressed death of the Cardinal,
'
Germany,
January
supply
Holiness
j
of
William of of Denmark
personally
j
(
National Library of Australia
of
very
the Pope is profoundly affected death the of by Cardinal The deceased's Manning. ad rigid to teetotal herence principles rendered the of the doctors in difficulty dealing with the ca6e all the The greater.
joint
Frederick peror and the King
A wedding choly
14.
January
Brisbane,
morning.
re
his
wheat
visible
London,
consciously.
pneumonia supervening. Her Majesty the Queen is prostrated of the death of her grand by the news she had a great affection, for whom son,
is
recently, effeccs of
bushels.
seven
His
!
Wales, Duke and Duobess of Fife, the Princess Maud of of Teck, Victoria Wales, the Princess and Duke and of Teck the Duchess were at the bedside of the Duke present of Clarence when he passed away un
and
nurses. The Puke and by two trained of Teck and their Duchess daughter at Marlborough House had been staying was seized the Duke of Clarence since with illness, which began with influenza,
jbaving
State
their
,
February
on
a
of Clarence funeral at St.
happy hours together. On behalf of their Colonies Sir Saul Samuel and the other General Agents on to telegraphed Thursday morning with Marlborough House, condolences in the Prince aud Princess of Wales
sur
;
be accorded
bis
many noticeable
gifts,
exploded Manufactory,
which
three
George's Windsor, by command Chapel, of the 'tis Baid that the Queen, though Prince of Wales desired his son should buried at home be the Sandringham, his had spent where so family many
the
improved,
announced
was
will-
j
slightly
that
stating
had slightly
Duke's
further
place
was
69,000,000 An engine
Tydvil
Duke
J
of the
of
injury.
The is
\
remains
XNVERCOXiONXA.il,
from
The
for
mourning
of the
League
soon
Duke.
the
|
issued,
a
,
was
bulletiu
day
same
|
the
on
|
7.20
tolled
were
of
months.
tempera
107.
was
Abbey death
the
of the
the of presentation the Jewish community. of Mr. Mr. Lawrence son Irviog, the famous who Henry Irving, actor, himself wounded with a ac revolrer address
an
'
parts pulse ture At
Westminster after ,
bulletins,
all
London,
took jubilee that occasion of recipient
episcopal on and
eminence
in
in
Catholic Total Abstiuance the The celebration CrosB.
.
House, issued Marlborough which were posted in various
at
Clarence,
Manning part
earnest supporter President of
an
being
|
on
leading
movements
Temperance,
such as to the worst
Cardinal
society. took a
philanthropic and was also
was broken the news shocked at first and grievously but Her gave way to unrestrained grief, has now somewhat recovered. Majesty aud The hells of St. Paul's Cathedral
14.
January
Wednesday
on
civil
always
little
was
three p.m. attendants
Church
with
Paris,
colleagues.
uorromeo."
he has written a large works on of the doctrines of Rome and iti relations
of
distressed
when
the
of
sermons,
terribly
Osborne,
1840.
to
entitled
congregation of St. Charles
degree
number
he died. of W ales is quite over over the death of grief and the Princess Victoria
with
1834
to
conferred D.D. was On the death of upon him at Rome. Cardinal Wiseman in 1865, he succeed ed him as Archbishop of Westminster. In 1875 he was a Cardinal by crqP Pius Besides numerous volumes IX.
a
havi.;g He
a
Oblates
The
was
o'clock which
after
j
to
founded
intervals condi this
However,
frem
Sussex,
Church. The same he year of St. Rector Helen's appointed where he Mary's, Bayswater,
and
when
her eldest son, of Teck, bis fiancee and is heartbroken.
condition
was
acute
1840
was
Wednesday
until
of consciousness.
insensible The Princess
ever,
whelmed
at iu
continued and
was
he but
night
having
feverish, excited
Tuesday,
on
well
as
Monday
been of the
has iucrea« of the epidemic. of influenza prevalence
the students, the college of St. has been closed for a time. of Finance Senor Car vail ho, Minister in has his Spain, resigned port folio to with disagreement his owing in
Cyr,
Catholic
deg. and the on Sun his cou
deg., night and
has
1851 he was Arch deacon of Chichester. In the latter he the Church of Rome, year joined and was ordained a Priest of the Roman
130
to
the
38,343,903.
At medical
and
delirious. a
amounts
population
On being
tion
increased was 90
became
Inng left.
sleep,
show
15.
January
who
Manning,
Venice
at
result
a
amongst
Ernest
He graduated in Oxford. 1830, College, Fellow Merton and became of Col He was Rector of Lavingtou and lege.
on improved Monday, day the middle lobe of the
same
restless
the
France
had
in Journal," Thursday, the day
slightly
'
!
the
at
strength
The death-rate as sed five-fold Owing to the
spread blocks
aud extreme unction was before the end. administered MnnHis Eminence Henry Edward Cardinal of West ning, Archbishop was born in 1808. He was minster, educated at Harrow and Balliol
Medical
a restless passed Hi6 temperature
the
right the
j
of
Census
official
His
on
bat
stands remanded. The case Dr. Manning, Cardinal-Archbishop is of Westminster, from acute suffering of the lungs. congestion is considered critical.
his
a.m.
five
death
became gradually worse, detected the doctors a Saturday of pneumonia and slight consoli at the base of the left lung.
dition
alleged the to another gems he has since married.
whom
woman,
2
at
fire
and
congestion at 8 o'clock on Thursday of Dr. Vaughan, morning in the arms Catholic His end Bishop of Salford. was The peaceful. Pope had cabled his blessing to the Cardinal's previous
had
him
fraviog
the
seaports.
suffering died lungs,
the
him
upon
hope of
narrowly In Thames.
the
exertions
from
He
8.
patient day.
of
that
attendance all
firemen in
buildings,
Cardinal
of
that
their
American
are
Duke
appears
The temperature aud the pulse
;
million
is
now
"British
patch dation
roubles. hus Prince Louis been Bonaparte with his defrauding reputed charged of diamonds valued at wife, Rosalie, It £20,000. Prince presented
fit
ing
country
Budget
seventy-four
places
issue published on of the Prince's describes in detail death, of the illness the progress of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale. states It that on he was January 7th suffering from a cold and was seized with shiver
j
shows
death
an
while
relief
it
as
The
but all the occu accident, without escaped injury. sum of sixtyfive million been the assigned by
of it pants A further roubles has
such
being
of 'he
L mdon,
in the some train, which are the among of One the actresses was One of the carriages caught
after
the
several
storeys high were destroyed. committee of the United States the annual Congress has recommended of two millions for ten expenditure for the of fortifying years, purpose
Consort. to
flameB and
premises,
eight A
engage and the
cancelled, of amusement
The
railway
drowning
the other
to
failed.
of
of
killed.
social
all
have been
daybreak,
France, the chief
were
escaped spite of
pealing
the
the
to
flames
the
every of Si
business
closed,
suspended,
are
all
Nearly
pre
abandoned
companies
injured. fire
There
business
bells
muffled
London.
over
regard Clarence, doctors in
have
injured, and killed,
hell great is usual on
as
tolled,
In
in the has neighbourhood, been destroyed by fire. As attain was over an em proceeding bankment at it Crawfordsville, Indiana, because derailed and from the fell to the bottom of the permanent way a of fifty embankment, distance feet. The carriages were smashed to pieces, thirty-eight
well
theatres places also closed. Condolences are coming iu to the and Princess Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Princess Victoria of Teek and from all parts of the world, is the displayed grief generally of the late since the death unparalleled
attractions
and
son
was
The
and
Prince
abbey
eldest
grief of the known
(Thursday)
and
present
sea-c<-at
waB
ments
from
symptoms
Paul's
virtually
sugaring with pneumonia.
dangerous
apparent.
of
bulletin the concerning the of Duke Clarence
of
in
plunged
he
to-day
where
all
Later.
The
the
as
are
occasions,
j
afloat
better.
is
Station.
Railway
worth property £300,000 was destroyed. An immense fire is at the raging flour mills to Mr. Seth belonging the well-known London Taylor, miller, whose in establishment is principal In to control Tooley-St. attempting
dreadfully
j
1,268,000 quarters. is now price of silver quoted at 3s. 6d. per ounce. latest issued The bulletin by the in attendance on doctors the Duke of Clarence states that there is no.material change in his condition, hflLiahat alteration has occurred isjroFthe are
death
of
Apparent,
mourning
—
there The
his
for and his regarded unassuming character and was and amiability, looked on with interest especial owing to his recent engagement. Signs of grief and
from General that he has India, a Social Reform The General has
in
death
by the 13.
received
still
of
and
Midland extended
the illness the briefest
grief,
being
The whole nation
London, been is
son
character, sudden.
FOREIGN.
by
overcome
utterly of their
.
Jntercolonial
atntr
jfoteifltt
at
is
the
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the Governor have cendolences to the
Prince and are half-masted
and
my
brain would second
flags
since
lips
drink
a
conse in everywhere of death of the Duke
the
of quence Clarence.
of Wales
,
January 31st. Formerly, have set whisky would my
of; on
and
fire,
in
have walked and that
one,
When
I
hour's miles to
an
ten
had it had it
at
time
end
what
into
a
.1
get the hazards.
all
was
of
dipsomania,
he
was
lecurrences
odical:
the
of
story
how
peri tells
cured
the manent, eradicated.
the
in
Keeley the country
North
He into madness. he believes' finally of Dwight, Illinois.
is
now one
cured Dr.
first
patient's
Dr.
of
office
visit
his worked is
is
the as
c#p
is
awake.
in
The the
.Dwight
"
shot," which
mediciue
ing frame
under and
paration,
.
ibichloride
Its
of
the
form
gold:
is
in made
Dr.
are
purpose, special it is and manifestly to not in the secret The treatment it.
12
day, at 8 a.m., and 730 p.m.,
three
for
week
a
two
his to and he returns. unopened bottle From the work doctor. this .the point reconstruction .of his physical begins. is not a He finds that the treatment as some have .mere tonic, supposed. is but affected, Sometimes his eyesight it
for
only memory
few days; temporarily he becomes
case
every
Nor
,
strength. ment at
this
is
Dwight
removes
caused
directly
are
Wales
a
to or
and
colony,
wealth and of
a
the
public
N-S-W-
. ! |
;
of
I
of this city, a relative a native patient, and writer of America's prose greatest on came to Dwight his name, bearing while I was crutches there, suffering caused from by drink. paralysis partial were u an"In ten days his crutches and
idoned, sound
weeks he went new and with
four
in
of
frame, his body and fresh hope in Dr. Keeley guarantees of his patients. 95 per cent, went see Dr. Mines to
Keeley
gave
whiskey.. 1 drank, ing iti. the of want
any;
handed
until
to.
!
of
cures
Keeley,
Dr. Dr.
is
tank
the
Party.
on
boiled minutes
me
want
of
at
take
the
aud
all
take
to
which
next
That
minutes.
back to the Nordic! I
whisky
noon
thought
never
hour.:
nor
more,
vvulk-
went
day
dose was
that
in
the has
the was
with about end of
passed
National Library of Australia
for qualifications Even question. he thinks little as
tlie
of
t(
The
fitness
while
.pre-eminent Hurty, ahpnt' pretension would certainly
one
take,
beyond
we
must
vernment
themselves
sora
-
title
a
to
as
be about
disaffected old Go presume, should supporters, expose ruin by repeat to inevitable
twenty-three
'programme democratic
is,
we number, members,
briefly,
labour
the of
Church
22,376
area,
and average
;
92,166,
the metropolitan 30,585, and the country
returning 61,581. i he Church of tho Herald thus
is
England
in
given
In 1881 the Church of England was credited with 251 clergymen, of whom in the metropolitan 75 wero area, with 459 buildings, 57 of which were in the
country
metropolitan modation for the sittings
with
area,
77,535 being
-
accom
sitting
of
persons, 22,357 in the metropolitan
with an average attendance of In 1890 the persons. record shows 324 of whom clergymen, 107 the weie in metropolitan 1534 area; of which 141 were in the buildings, area, metropolitan accommoda sitting tion lor 121,035 persons, of area,
and
71,924
6oz.
of
of water for gallons then with diluted-
were
provided and nn
area politan of 80,754. some
If
rabbits. arsenic
29,000 is
36,251
whom
the
facts
and
the
figures.
had con he would
compiler Directory
sulted
the Catholic have found the following for the diocese of
20 40
Nuns
617,; 5 Colleges
Catholic 1881.
1891
Sydney alone Churches, 44 Priests 89 ;
63 Districts 145 ; Secular Priests 56 ; Religious
on
metro
attendance
average
late
Herald
;
Herald" Progress Since
in
for
record :
Priests
;
Regular
Brothers
140
;
Ecclesiastical
Colleges 1; Schools Boarding (girls) 17; Superior Day Schools (boys 3) Schools (girls 24): Primary taught by 108 Religious Indus Orphanages 4 trial School ami Reformatary 1 Industrial School and Home for learn
figures.
;
;
are
aud
"to
legislation
The
the
we
to
They
it.
ing
claim
sitting
metropolitan attendance
in
number
total
purposes, accomodation sitting accommodation in the
total
104,902,
the
M-
some
Opposi-
be the only democrats, this new it is a that parly, pity of tlie section of that consisting mainly motion body who on the lam censure and sundry, voted with the Government to
party, and
stationed
were
"area; used for
1404;
was
1
—
87
buildings
allowing
the
1881
11,317, totalling of overage attendance while the year 1890 gave the record: of 281, Clergy,
area
were
for
sittings
metropolitan
all
It
the
to
an
to
are
!
issue,
other new body thems«-lves the style This was tho misof the labor mistakes,
Party. of the
and
;
following whom
1
Pnrkes,
cheerfully as leader there is no
such seem
70,467
water.
S-
I
own
that
by modestly
so
his
place leadership
Windbag
and
the
wire
fell
192
metropolitan with
in
Department
over
of clergy of buildings
94,422,
;
least
his.
Democratic 1
title
they
doubtless
,
who
by b3 the which by have well
Sir Henry of him as an
would
leader,
a
the
taking
and
led
party perhaps
of
—
five
in
gallons
'
there that assumed i
is
at
sncli
of
bottle
and
admit of the
in
life
It
performance would
tion
i
away
When
went
rcgulur
,to
drinking,
the
dinner, and I
bottle
injunctions
twenty
to
afternoon,
ounce
two
|
would
Party.
late
earned,
'
the
at-
their
heart.
his
small
a
(vent
again
it
office
my
him
Windbag
for
Rcid
all
Greene has poisoned The he uses recipe
-
i
the
title
destroy
place at the 26-mile under the Booligal-road of the Mr. G. A. supervision caretaker, Greene. A gentleman who was passing lust week stated that when he was there he saw about 2000 rabbits that hud been recently Mr. poUoued. Altogether
the
—
tinguishing Mr. George
and
nothing
Wilcaunia. of rabbits
—
promised this, but Keeley's, programme it. As been able to credit I had; scarcely I found of fact, a matter myself relieved flesh, of twenty pounds of superfluous Another the better for it. and am
to
average
to
61 of whom clergy, were stationed in the metropolitan with area, 307 buildings, of which 36 were in the with area, accom metropolitan sittiug modation for the 43,172 persons,
proclaim of fencing
district
Lands
In
:
As parties in the House seem rnpidly to be into account taking multiplying tlie several sectiens into which the he .divided, to they Opposition appear are some half-dozen a now good dis
Dr.
with
the different boards. A wholesale destruction
to
measure
alone,
Democratic
doing
the
88,906 proportion 1888 the
1404, accommodation providing 104,902 persons. Thus the Roman Church closed
they preventing of the Act rabbit-fencing provisions from being carried to the of out, injury the It wa9 staledcolony generally. that several landowners in the district had cotnmeneed the erection of fencing to of the peBt. the encroachment prevent The board decided to send the draft
a
The
that
for
sittings.
of
providing
;
object of the measure of sheep in the dis deal with the rabbit pest
the pest to spread whilst paiticularly
£540,-
estate
to
number
and the 280, number in use to increased 1256, accommodating1 111.573 neisohs. The attendance for 1890 was average stated at the number of clergy 92,166, at of whom 87 were 281, employed in the area and the total metropolitan number of buildings in use was stated at
The owners
the
1005,
advanced
number
legislation.
out
meant
more
therefore,
is,
required pay half the cost of Crown and the land.
a
may expedient, for in with fencing that 3000 acres. larger
pointed
total
the assets at The surplus
24,920
attendance
active
deem
they provide
distri
little
in
consequence rabbits in the of the Stock
power
estates
of increase of the part
ratio
take
to
In
—
colony. give
as
any of New indebtedness creditors is English 7 S of the total only
of per cent, of the Staie.
26
the
to
trict
;
£126,844,000.
to
by drink.
is
sold,
the
in
in
precedent The total
649,000,
The treat such physical
all.
South
cent,
per inhabitant,
per
in
cent,
per
45
"on
Lauds
for
at
|
as
of
100
aud
disposal the toial
in
conscious
of
wealth bution without world.
than
the
cnses
weakened;
the
£154
wealth,
£,46,051,000, wealth of the
searches as the gold world, and weaker parts of his frame, them into new and builds up
the,
purifies
ills
some
and indifference
lassitude
of feeling the outuide into
in
a
is
secretary Board
;
£172,895,000 mak £6,400,000; property, total wealth of £586,700,000. wealth, £407,405,000, private and the £363 per inhabitant,
increase
to the longer, personal according from made day by the doctor diagnosis needs whisky, arrival If a new today. and he to him in a bottle, it is given loathes his palate have more until can or
not
of the him
upon
purpose,
as
was atteudauce stated at the number 84,619, of clergy at 301, aud the number of buildings at 1171, accommodation giviug sitting to In 1889 the 97,216 persons.
and pasturo the meeting of tlie board which it brought up the draft of a bill was to have decided and printed forwarded to other boards throughout
sower-
total
;
persons,
request
are
of
crease
or per inhabitant, In 18S1 £517 per inhabitant. together, estimated tlie wealth was at piivute to £215 £204,000,000, equal per that so there has been an inhabitant,
four
or
though sometimes
usually
weeks,
equals public
5 p.m.,
noon,
a
The
to criticise pretend administered four
is
a
and
its
Keeley's secret, absurd for those
:
.times
municipal
of'
£13,224,000 but
leased,
£94,400,000 ing
for
up
the State,
lands
public
pre the
which
amount
£20,313,000; purchased from
the
"
avetage
Minister
proposed
Albury.
revenue-bearing, due on lands
directly
for
ed district to the boundaries on the rabbits
are
land,
waterworks,
the
'waited,
the
Government
rue
value
:
with
use
accommodation the metropolitan
sitting
may.
and
area; in
buildings
the matter. There are about of Government land in the 27,000a. and area referred the to, by the Act
revenue-yieldiug works, value of works and
not
buildings,
support sustains the
treatment.
tramways, other
£44,958,000;
the
is
wealth
Public
railways, age, and
called
hypodermic,
Wales wealth:
metiopolitau
in
steps
on
or
unit.
a
;
Rabbit-infested
ult;,
of money
when
weaitn
Private
—
:
has
The particulars
public South
New
of'
405,000.
dermic
whilst
estab down our
we
last,
of buildings in nse reduced In 1886 the average atten dance was stated at the 72,505 number of clergy was returned as 255, of whom 92 were the employed in
by
to has decided the district proclaim north of the Darling to the Queensland border as under the Rabbit infested Act. a This represents consider very able area of country. the esti CJntil mates are the Govern possed, however, ment will be unable, owing to the want
;
receives ,a P0 the upper deft arm in injection of the and there is given to him a bottle of a dose bichloride-of-gold mixture, taken every two hours which is to.be acid
stated
and
private
N.S-W.
deputation thb 15th
per been
based
number
A.he
uie
Wales.
April
they
any by
a further in advance the the average attendance, total being slated at number of while the 79,174 had been increased to clergy 233, and
/District-
and houses, £173,352,000; improve other forms of ments, £129,800,000 ; wealth, £104,253,000 total, £407,-
the
bis
to
Tlie
In compliance' which
is
has
figures,
taken.
was
colony instructive
:—
to
where
Keeley, where lie
to
Statistican
Government
census
S.
N.
the following compiled the returns in made
ac
paid
of
name
I
better.
Wealth
The
Keeley, has estab Keeley' where 500 persons
by
an institute' lished treatment. This, are under of how the miracle was count
The
The
cured,
—
for drink appetite If so the sooner Institutes up and
lish
American Review" for October. He had tried .various asylums and the restraint so much homes/ and felt For that it did him no twenty good. of the he had been the victim years of drink. Months disease would pass would when suddenly the fever quietly, drink himself break out, and he would
"
that
my living, cured. The knowledge came like a benediction from heaven. declares the Dr. Mines cure
years'
with
afflicted
knew
;
who
experience,
twenty
and
was
well-known
a
tomb
|
Dr. John Flavel Mines, New York of journalist
of
out
,
|
CURED.
of
;
BEEN
;
HAS
WHO
,
ONE
call
action,
the
marked
present
than by themselves
attendance advanced number of clergy in the area was to 68, increased total The year 207. 1885,
average
metropolitan making the
is
seen
the
77,801,
being
!
BT
part separate what ridiculous
sud of the
Then,
sleep.
of the
Government
present
as I if had stepped out denly, blackness of an African, jungle into the of Central; Park, I broke quiet sunshine
Drunkenness.
Cure
to.
tugs.
or
pro weeks
,
How
dleau
I
It-
?
—
;
e n era
all
884
1
to
how essential, of one united in to real party strong progess such direction ? This is not a any time for spliting up of parlies— let them leiivo that to the but for Opposition their and the consolidation, self-styled democratie will nearer party go- ranch thbir mark to the by sticking steadily;
:
d
a
at
have they not is the action
lata
;
to follow apt and two for
(<>
and
Government,
16. Adelaide, January The Mayor, on behalf of the citizens, has cabled his condolences to the Queen and parents of the late Duke the broken the of, gotten hand, upper on all of disease and made me whole. Clarence. Flags are half-masted .fetjter will de Yet 1 was not The out of the wood Government entirely flagstaffs. as a day When this hour of temporary. clare the dt»y of the funeral temptation had gone by, I passed of general through 'such an mourning. as is experience longed debauch, could scarcely eat
need
ad equitable to that Well, form themselves
more
separate parly the programme
virtually
censed to make no e! its victim and I could have slave, crihd for I knew from that mojoy. ment that the bichloride of gold, had saw
and a taxation."
retrenchment of justment
i
and
their Princess
told, their
promote
aud;
"
M.
S.
in
Herald,"
on
churches in Monday's clergy andjtho the gives us following, compiled, from official presume, records:
trades 1 Catholic ing for Hospital Cons u ui ptives 1 Hospice for the dying 1; Children's and Hospital Nursing Home 1 Home for the Aged Poor 1 j Home for the blind 1 Magdalene Retreats 2 Servants' Home 1 St, Charles' Villa for Infirm Aged and Priests 1. Total number of children ;
—
The South
Roman
average staff of
Citholic closed
Wales
attendance 192 clergy,
Church
accommodation to to
clergy
employed number
in of to
sittings
and for
the
In 1882 increased
average
75,781,
209, the
;
;
;
;
area,
metropolitan
:
in New
1S81 with an of 70,467, with a 61 of whom were
employed in the metropolitan 36 of which 307 buildings,
with the
article
an
of
area, were
with
with in the
Catholic education, 17,153; Catholic of population the about Diocese, 135,000. Hie Catholic Directory also gives us the for figures the fol.owing whole of New South colony Wales receiving
sitting
43,172
total
persons. atteudauce had the number of
whom
66
were
the metropolitan area, to tho buildings 344, uud The 49,753. year 1883,
of new saw building churches, attendance reduced to average the clergy reduced to 201 (a 70,933, of 6ix reduction made the in being and metropolitan the number of area), increased to the buildings, 346, raising to accommodation sitting Jo 49,126,
:
Districts
145, schools
churches
409
(not
including used as churches;, secular priests 229, regular priests 73, brothers religious 173, nuns all (almost in school work) engaged 1813, eoclesia-
the
tical
seminaries
schools boarding day schools 66, 1
cabled
,
The Premier both
charitable
2, for
boys' girls
primary
institutions
colleges 8, 33, superior schools 25s4„ 22,
children
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22975987
Catholic
attending Catholic
schools
but
31,986'
240,980.
population
The totals far Australasia and the islands of the South connected Pacific with the Australian missions are Churches 1256, secular priests 611, :
regular
for schools 118, primary institutions
schools charitable
Catholic
attending Catholic The diocese
these alloys
—
boys
22,
High
girls 90, schools
776. children
57, schools,
85,176,
population 664,410. from Catholic returns the of the province of Sydney, as make a total atholic stated, population of only The recent official 240,980. census about The us gives 312,000. Catholic total of Australasia population <
is
deficient
account
on
of
returns
no
from having been received Sandhurst, Cooktown and Rockhamptou, ChristChurch.
THE
WEST
NATURAL THE
AUSTRALIAN
HISTORY
SOCIETY.
GOVERNMENT ON
GEOLOGIST
"GOLD."
the last monthly meeting of the Australian Natural So History the Government read ciety, Geologist the following Gold" paper on "
:
Gold or
is
always
metallic
with
Physical
and
state,
—
quantities
it
mostly
requiring to win it.
labour highly
a
It
small deal
great
of
to
beautiful
its
with
can which it be the fact that it does not tar worked, nish when exposed to the action of air or and so it has been almost water, universally adopted as the standard of In the early of the exchange. part 4th century the Alchemists spent their in seeking lives what was called the stone, which would give Philosopher's them the power of melting the baser metals in certain and thus proportions, them into It has transforming gold. been generally now decided by chem ists that it is an element, or in other be split words, that it cannot up into
colour,
more
;
any
ease
neither the pure
substances, elementary be manufactured. In
can
it
state
its
specific
is
gravity
being 19 '8 times as heavy which character is water, physical taken of in it advantage separating from other minerals, for beside plati num and two or three of the very rare an metals, equal bulk of it is heavier than any other substance. This metal melts at 2000deg. and can Farenheit, also be volatilised at very high tem In the pure state its color peratures. and streak made by it on (a mark is a deep golden but porcelain) yellow, divided state it is either in the finely red or black, whilst by transmitted it is It is the most mal green. light leable and ductile metal, as a grain of be beaten out large it can enough to cover 54f square inches of 1 280,000 of an inch in thickness, whilst Faraday calculated that the gold from four if drawn into wire, would sovereigns, the be long enough to reach round earth at the It does not equator. enter into chemical combina readily and tions with the other elements, are salts when it does the resulting being decomposed when very unstable in contact with other metals, brought substances or metallic salts, organic to the action of and light exposure by very
high,
—
as
It is not acted upon by any simple but is dissolved in acid, by chlorine or solution acid by nitro-hydrochloric one auric of its most forming chloride, stable salts. Pure gold is so soft that air.
be scratched by the finger nail, it has to be with other alloyed metals to increase its hardness, silver or being the most copper generally An alloy it must be under employed. stood is not a chemical compound, as no chemical action takes but place, a mixture of two or more jmply it
can
therefore
jtnei&ls
.gold mparts
in any proportions, £$apdard being .of
gql<jl
4P
0De
the an
Par
National Library of Australia
alloy
English of
nitric
11
copper,
a
(called
the
treating acid and
touchstone) with dilute it with golds
mark
mined.
Gold
its great the lighter washed away.
to
gold in the mineral is with an agitated
quantities and finely pulverised alcoholic tincture of solution a of piece
and then of the ash
dipped colour
filter
when
burnt,
this
paper if
is
the
it indicates purple of gold but this should the alco by evaporating to dryness and treating with nitro-hydrochlore-
the presence be confirmed
is
;
tincture
residue and again
evaporating, dissolving in water, in and dropping and mixture of stannous
the residue a
into
iodine,
drop of
ferric
a
when
chloride, will be
colour
a
deep
purple
seen (Purple of Cassius), which confirms the presence of gold. Gold may be distinguished from iron and mica, by copper pyrites, pyrites, the ease with which it will cut with a as knife. Iron pyrites, hard as being will not cut; quartz, copper pyrites a greenish will cut, but it yields pow der whilst mica splits off in shining scales. Another where the method, specks are too small to try them with ;
a
and
knife,
to make
acids the stone
are
drop
it
not
at
hand, is and either
be
deter
nature
specific
whilst
gravity,
minerals have Reef gold occurs
been
lode where an ore or metallic in the larger _nd proportion, when it owes its to origin action and is from infilled
mineral, a
is
dyke
plutonic below.
These reefs and veins mostly the older Palaeozoic formation
in
occur
the
rocks
being generally clay slate or Veins are fissures or faults have been infilled by mineral in solution, either from small
schist.
which matter
fissures
and
or
leaders,
directly
from
the side of the vein itself, which has case in this been mostly the the reefs have colony where, as a rule, one coated with a good wall greasy whilst on the other impervious casing, is much and side the country broken, small veins many strike away from and the rock on rule more
and
or leaders into the
it
feeders
able
country,
this side being as a than next the good found in work
in the mineral older rocks gold
quantities these minute quantities
amongst in
whole
series,
geological in some
water
places of
appreciable quantity It was upon this fact, of the latteral infilling
veins
from
molten
state.
that
that the theory of mineral veins
the vein stuff which being thrown up in a that we know But now
is
gold
soluble
it
conditions,
is
under
probable
highly
certain that
red-hot, into cold water, turn when the iron will red, pyrites the copper and the mica lose its black, whilst the gold will remain un lustre,
highly certain minute
There need be no fear of a much melting the gold, as it requires than that of an temperature higher fire. besides Gold, ordinary being as a medium valuable of exchange, is one of the most useful metals. For it cannot be surpassed, jewelry owing to its beautiful the fact that it colour, does not rust, and the ease with which it can be worked. It is also used in both for plating and gilding, largely of which leaf was processes gold but now it is found used, originally more much when the economical, article to be plated is metal, to deposit a thin coating of gold from solution by means of an electric current, by which a be evenly very thin film of gold can a large surface. Gold over deposited is used also for colouring the glass,
in solution when it is gold was to say, as we have no means impossible of experimenting with at enormous it, and under the tremend temperature, that ous when it was existed pressure but it is ; deposited highly probable
let
cool
it
or
altered.
beautiful reds called ruby due to the presence of it in
being small quan glass
In
tities.
it is also of photography to the permanency great value, owing tones can of the beautiful that be ob tained the silver in the by replacing with and a great it, original print of shades are variety produced, vary blue, ing from black, pink to brown, to the salt used in the solu according
tion. Its
Occurrence.
before is always Gold, as was said, found in nature in the metallic state, but mostly alloyed small quanti with ties of other metals. It was formerly with supposed to be always associated which was considered to be an quartz, indication of but this idea, it, has as it been has now exploded, found with calcitc, diorite, serpentine, and granite, and associated with the ores
and
of tin.
lead,
iron, It
is
antimony, true
certainly
copper, that
but with quartz commonly occurs it, the white quartz reefs which were first worked are now not thought so much as more of the mineralised veins. Although always found in the metallic state it is highly that it also probable exists in nature as a sulphide, but as this salt is so unstable it would be de-
rock it
ing the
that
heated of
traces
it
gold it
passed,
In
fissures.
in
was
charged
have
which
through in the
sulphide. in the form
with the dissolved from out of the
water,
might
salts,
the
The
silica
deposit state
what
form was
of a double also probably whilst silicate,
of soluble the other metals would be in the form of sulphides. The water charged with mineral the matter would gradually its
find
way into
these fissures, on would deposit
it sides of which mineral in layers,
the
banded
commonly to the minerals
owing of
from selves,
the the would
form, or
to
peculiar
larger the
would which
sort
when and
instead gold, stone in an be deposited
specks richness
or
at
the
the
cause
is
so
whilst veins, character physical
which,
solution,
through
which
appearance in met with
the
deposited
arrange them of being all inappreciable in smaller
particles
according time of the
solution. Its Extraction. To extract gold the stone
first
This is done either by the former of which a rude contrivance is although very to answer found the purpose better than any more machine. complicated A battery consists of a roughly number of or pestles stampers a in mortar (generally working five) or box into which a stream of water is conveyed by a pipe, and the stone fed in from the back at the front whilst there is a fine wire grating or screen which when fine enough the through stone is carried by the water on to the This is an inclined board table.| with amalgamated copper plates and a number of troughs filled with mercury whilst at the lower end of the table are blankets to the owing greater of the into the density gold it sinks or when in very fine particles mercury, is caught by the amalgamated plates whilst the blankets catch the coated not amalgamate and gold which will batteries
or
mills,
;
in
it
times
much
stiff
to
is or
silica
to
crushing
it,
the
wash
con
that
is
it
it
be
can
trouble
little
alluvial
working
(old it
impossible
clay before
f
as
a
ground, except where the leads
like Victoria covered often of great by basalt and the gold can be easily thickness, from the dirt separated by either or The wash washing dry blowing. in ing is done many ways, the prin of which are the sluice, the cipals and cradle, the dish. The first of in
placqs
are
of
these
consist open at the bottom and
a
long
lower
end
bars
or
is
water
run
and
the
whole
inclined
with
into
b>ox false
a
called stream the dirt
ledges,
which
Long Tom, through
a
which
a
of is
beiDg cleaned up at certain intervals when the gold is found the under false bottom and whilst all the stones and ledges, rubbish have been washed out at the lower A end. a cradle is box on with a course screen at the rockers top, on which the is dirt water \n put, thrown,
small
over it quantities poured and which sifts out rocked, the coarser which are thrown stones, away, the finer whilst over a pass number of inclined boards with in the ledges of the cradle and inside minus finally the gold, are from a small discharged bottom. shoot at the In this, as in
then
the gold is found sluice, along the, of the inclined ledges The dish trays. most commonly used ip. these colonies is round with a flat bottom,
the
sloping side to the gold prevent running away with and sand. water Into this dish the dirt is put with water, the gold being; settled to the bottom by a peculiar circular motion The dish is then inclined and partially in submerged water, by which the lighter material, is washed off until only the gold is left. sides
and
a
little
grove
on
one
Dry
water
must
other
at so
blowing
infilling
be pulverized.
cemented by lime, iron, which makes first work without whil-t tains
lead
or
sometimes magnesia,
rule
below,
the gold
but
sea
the presence based, as previously of gold could only be accounted for by the that the reefs all were theory carried
bed
stream
a
the
was
filled
of
necessary
contains an in solution.
it
bottom
puddle it washed. There is vbry
occurs
throughout and the
ores
precious patterns,
watercourse),
pervious Although only
wall.
which may be rich in the metal. Mills are of various but the general on principal which they work is to grind the stone which with mercury, amalgamates the earthy with the gold whilst min are worked erals away as sand and mud. The amalgam resulting from is heated in a both these processes which drives off all the mercury, retort, behind a spongy cake of gold, leaving and cast into which is then melted The blanket sands are gener ingots. roasted and ground with mercury, ally when the resulting amalgam is treated as like above. In other processes, the the stone is first chlorination, pulver These ised and then put into vats. closed down and charged with vats are chlorine which attacks the gold, gas, a soluble chloride. When forming of the process is complete this it part is dissolved out with water from which This the pure gold is precipitated. is used when the gold process largely as at Mount is divided, very finely Morgan, but it would not pay where suffice. the simple modes of extraction Alluvial associat gold is mostly found ed with more or a less free wash or in a gutter dirt at the (pay dirt) other
two
in
in term lodes or dykes, the reef or veins, vein being used to describe a lode where there is a of an earthy predominance
cross
of
in
;
traction. presence
could
this occurs
alluvial forms, namely, gold and reef in the former state it is found in gold and the stream beds and deep leads, derived has been from the directly of the reefs action by the weathering stream, the gold being left behind at the bottom of the owing gully
mineral
the
before
composed
comparing of known standards treated. similarly Gold also has the property of form an with at ing amalgam mercury when it forms ordinary temperatures, a soft mass in which the gold slimy and mercury are found to be perfectly mixed. This of mercury for affinity of in its ex gold is taken advantage
acid,
has been always
owing
prized
the
in
occurs
stone
then
the
found in the native hut generally alloyed
or and copper, iron, al dis though one of the most widely tributed and earliest worked metals it is rare, comparatively owing to the
that
basaltic
holic
Properties.
silver,
fact
so spoken of as many carat Pure gold is expressed as gold. 24 whilst in lower standards the number of parts of pure gold in the 24 is a is 22 mentioned, sovereign carat or 22 parts of gold and 2 copper. As gold used in jewelry is mostly of certain standards as 22, 18, 15 or 12 carats it is not necessary to melt it up to tell his but this can fineness, be on a done by marking with it black
is
For testing very minute
At West
Chemical
the
greatly
Brothers
326, religious for 2809. colleges
priests
406, nuns boarding
not hard enough for of copper is proportion increased. The fineness of is
this
as
jewelry
a
is
is is
very
winnowing
placed place taken full a
only
upon as
resorted
scarce.
TJhis
First process. the ground in
possible, of dirt and
then
to
when
consists one as
of dish
windy
another
is
poured into the first from as great as as the height blower can reach. After this has been sereral repeated times and the larger stones picked out, the reduced of heavy material is treated quantity into one from which it is thrown dish, the air into in a particular manner after first being shaken in the pan. When this is sufficiently reduced it is finished by picking out or blowing the small remaining stones the away from gold which is then fairly clean. Auriferous Belts of this Colony.. There are four belts auriferous int this the first runs colony, of which Noith and South, about 200 to nearly 250 miles from the coast, in the southern portion of the colony, and it is on this belt that Yilgarn and the Murchison situated. goldfields are On the Ashburton the belt runs North.
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ROADS TOODYAY BOARDS. A. WROTH has been JOSEPH appointed all by this Board to collect Waggon, Dray
,,
and
Carriage
the
Toodyay
1892.
Persons
vehicles
after
law
the
as
Licenses Districts
to
up
keeping that
the
within
31st
the
will
be
March,
prosecuted
T.
1
'minium
i
We
North
sandy tableland. for a gold great of great the reefs as a rule are length, and and size wherever rich, very have been have tested they they A large proved to be good. quantity crushed of stone has been from the
Mr.
alluvial
patches being worked.
still is
in
.
its
Gold
infancy, but ;
old years has made
more
ten it
arty, has
been
6d.;
do., 15s.
Lloyd,
Ludlow,
Kinsella, Bridgetown,
£1.
A
forwarded
for
do.,
£1 2s. 6d.; Mrs. Mori-
;
stamped receipt
Mrs.
of
Williams,
Gully.
How
CLOTHING
HALL, HAY
;
"NEW
PERTH.
STREET,
79
aged
GOODS
NEW
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years.
rector
the
OPENING. and
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fashionable
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21— 22
de
of
;
black
doe
speciality.
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SAT.
—
,
and Country QueeDslander."
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and
Journal,"
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and UNION
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19 and
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:
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at
:
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:
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Office
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in
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Western
he
may
...
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the
Australia,
Perth,
St. George's Terrace, forms and proposal
where
:
Districts
country Colony.
full
particulars
obtained.
of His the the Excellency Under patronage Mrs. Onslow and Suice. Administrator,
MACCABE'S
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appear
for
a
Minnia, three
of
season
commencing JANUARY MONDAY, —
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nights,
25th,
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MACCABE)
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HALL,
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FREMANTLE 3 NIGHTS, HALL, TOWN 28th. commencing THURSDAY,
National Library of Australia
necessarily deceased were
the that and
both honoured
were
in
alike
in
England to
its
such
it
itself,
ever
proudly
hereditary rulers; will be sympathetically
and.
as
felt
fair
and
him
in
to
God
raised
up "a
mind
and be
will
a
heart
so
effective
more
Church
of the earth.
o t The
a
Hall
and
at
January A
Hall
of
on
three
Fremantle
at
opens
Thursday,
on
Friday
held
was
last
night
the
Saturday
construction
mouth
night
of
the
to
in
tho
Town
in pronounce of harbour
Swan.
public meeting was held Fremantle Town Hall at which were resolutions the passed calling upon Government no the of forbid importation coloured labour into the colony. the
the of
been
brought Saturday premises
on
the
were
reached alarm
on
the
shop
had been flames within time the water
the the
Several
play.
fused,
and
of
cases
the
delicate
were machinery A injured. made-up orders have also been
A
man
rested
on
named
man
young miles
out went
the
Moses
took place of Fremantle.
currence
Tischner
named Oliver for Saturday at
was
murder
Gadd.
ar
of
The
Bull's Creek It appears the
a oc
some
two out to work after breakfast on Tischner mentioned. returned day and when as to the where alone, questioned abouts of the missing in such man replied a as to arouse the suspicions of Miss way Gadd, who was in charge of the house, Mr. and Mrs. Gadd having gone into Fremantle Still in on business. persisting questioning the he at length man acknowledged that he had shot her When brother. asked to be taken to the where her brother's place became violent body lay Tischner and threatened to sboot her. he Eventually and her a distance consented, after leading of ja mile she found the body of her brother a with near wheelbarrow a terrible lying wound in the back of his head. She sought from named Free assistance a neighbour man. When the latter the spot approached where the Tischner sud body was lying fired at and denly appeared him, fortun without When ately doing any injury. the Tischner to threatened police arrived, stab Laurence. No motive Sub-Inspector can be essigned for the Tischner murder, men
the
it
says
was
the
AN
of
effect
an
accident.
:
EXPLANATION. .A,
editor
"victorian
express.' last issue your appeared of a an extract from reprint containing the W. A. Record" I have heard from that I am of many quarters suspected or to Mr. Moorhead having shown given or some one on his behalf a copy of a of which letter, part of the extract pur be to a copy, received ported by myself from Mr. Walter James. The letter was a oiie and not private addressed in any way to the late firm .of which I was a partner. Since this extract I have made appeared and in order to show to enquiries my friends that these suspicions are unfound I now state that 1 have ed, never a given to anyone of the said letter nor have' copy I consented nor so far as I could see al lowed anyone to make a copy of the letter I have not or communi any part of it. of the letter cated the contents to anyone to Mr. Simpson, and I except M.L.A., havo not moved one towards step acting the advice alleged to have been con upon tained in that letter. as My enquiries resulted follows : my " late Mr. partner MoorBarratt, says head was in the office one day and we in "were your room, I was turning over the papers on your table and saw James's to you. letter I said to Moorhead, Here, I'll show you a joke, but not you must say about it.' anything " He promised, and I handed him youclotter to read. He laughed over it audi took.it quite as a joke. I do not think he took a copy, for though I had occasrion to leave the room for aeiy momenta; to
,tiib
—
Sir,— Since "
j
:
"
"
at the in
of
been
,
their re and business,
destroyed.
St.
January
have
number
the
from into
em
how
to
McDougall
extinguished
minutes
type parts
o'clock that
&
a
Asso unsuccessful a. shortened
them.
fire-brigade after
brought
was
(general.
Maccabe
and
given,
places of boycott has
Sands
out
European
accede
ton after discovered
was
quickly
very
champion
Monday evening,
on
meeting of
works
d
it
of
is to
board to
shopkeepers, t©
against
Messrs. The
fire.
he could
28.
public
favour On
it
inimitable
George's 25,
a
l
form
Shortly
be on none But will to neglect God rest the soul of Henry pray, Edward Manning.
H
than
mild action
their
-
Closing.
the
Chinese
take on
secure
all
reluctant close
nig-lit
he
life,
a
to
from
to
quest
Early completely
:
the
prevailed wool
of tho
work
are
into
for his faithful
through
a
Albany it owing
to
of
bales
been
The
ever,
his his
great purposes to do according to his heart priest and ; and to walk all soul, days before His anointed." Yain regrets for such a man would he out of The beautiful doctrine of place. the Communion of Saints teaches us that death has not taken him us from but rather him brought In nearer. the presence of that God whom he served wioh single
on
last
unable
was
200
endeavours
of
ployers.
atone
indeed
which
have
their
at
weather
members
day
of
to
own
this,
JoyhL
The
harbour
Saturday
launch
ciation
and the
to
loyalty
arrested
was
On
lighter the Ophir.
the pathetic for the time the Catholic fold misspent outside " which filled this old man of four a con score and more" with years desire to be ever suming doing. Now that he is gone, full of days and of gpod works, we feel that in
loved
own not only in their far its confines. but country beyond Tlie death of each will be mourned almost of the in every quarter that Throughout great globe. which of nations make congeries of Empire people up' the British of every creed, and of every race, the most diverse aspira political over the tions will fate grieve cut which has short untimely son life of the eldest of the the of Wales. It counts for Prince no notable little that he had taken of the nation part in the affairs to almost unknown the and was His body of the people. greater a blow to the death was painful and to family, English royal
with
in that
eagerness
common
singularly
spread
ings,
im
single scythe, a
little
Having
:
Local
in
country
staunch
him
by
who
the
is
as
with
one
upon
Flint
rough
steam
extraordinary vigour land from which it was than three violently uprooted more centuries Some, a smaller ago. to number, have been1 privileged know of the intense asceticism of his life and surround private
been crowded with have weighty A two and beneficent enterprises. a double fold affliction, weight has fallen of sorrow upon England, not alone. and upon England
Solicitors James, and Kidson. Underwriter and ..Secretary GEORGE H. JOHNSTON.
Leake.
for
IX.
of his as it sweep has gruesome reaper the youthful heir to a as he about to throne was just duties enter the serious of upon and an austere Prince of the life, far Cliurch whose years, already allotted the outnumbering span,
,.
Commercial Bank Western Australian
Pius
partial
RATES. LOWEST AUSTRALIAN BRANCH. WESTERN Directors
"
the were, cut down
Marine. description
every
claims from one two such victims.
£1,120,525.
and
on
Insurances
London.
250,000 3,166,000
INCOME
Christ
last died in London On Thursday of Clarence and Cardinal the Duke that death It is seldom Manning.
£2,500,000
Subscribed Paid Up Funds
eyes
prepared for
of
to
try
/thotAYT
ASSURANCE
(LIMITED.)
COMPANY (COMMERCIAL j :
name
good,
and
,
looked devotion
Piesse,
question the other issued to the and found to
ozs.
perfect.
the
and to the Empire, efforts the condition of to better the poor, his sagacious intervention in public his affairs, literary great and the wise ecclesiastical labours, administration which has done so much to make the Ancient Faith to spring anew and flourish and
.
of
the
Perth
purpose and iniquity having before your those who combat
his
Church, country
:
Victoria
NIHILL, Hay Street,
with
your
resist
spirit
has his
j
Late
H.
in
indefatigable
undaunted
evil conquer the reward
profits. H.
Be
"
with
as
Mr.
blankets
tested
"
native
Assembly of the
was
man
Good not
dwell and need
than
more
him,
generation admired
.
intimate of to the H..N. begs.to people district that in hav Perth and surrounding for cash from the ing made his purchases houses in the colonies, manufacturing leading saves an enormous discount. Intending will find it to their by purchasers advantage the Cash BEEHIVE Drapery patronising will but send and not come only again Hall, their as my motto is quick sale and friends, H.
light
assured
it
—
.
"
—
"
for
qualities is
services
|
—
Agent
The
the
readers The the Swan on Satur or
murdered charge of having Joseph Williams was to the Williams remanded district where the matter After was the fully investigated. he was evidence was committed, gone into for trial the on capital charge.
as to point out the brightness sun. With of the his death a com there disappears uniquely that manding and admirable figure for has largely filled past years the civilized world. gaze of the From the time when, giving up all for the truth, he renounced things and the honours and Anglicanism, which emoluments connection with
B.' V. of Espousals Mary. Anniv. of the of the Consecration Right Rev. the Bishop of Perth 3rd S. 24 SUN. Sunday after Epiph. Timothy, B.M, 25 MON. Conversion of St. Paul, Ap. 26— TUES. S. Polycarb, B.M. S. Vitalian, P C. 27— WED. 28—--Tll)RS. B.C.D. Chrysostom,
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trousers
13
he has universally keenly to make A formal eulogy of hear the semblance
lofty
our
Williams, on
the
but
weigh
to
To
in one
late
impertinence.
remind
Mount
for
that night aboriginals
less
V.M.
and
an
of
speaking
stated
too
feel
sale
member
when
which
his upon magnificent
!
g.
St. THUR. Agnes, FRI. SS. Vincent MM.
—
23
clerical
man,
we inspired, the attempt. him would
JANUARY.
and
Youth's, Blankets, Mercery, Rugs, & c., &c. Portmanteaus,
Clothing,
Boys'
OPENING.
NOW
or
sentiments
»
—
NOW'
incapable that
:
Bourke;
to the ceased, who came colony in ship in June, leaves a Sabina, 1855, numerous of and family children, grand-children to mourn their loss great-grand-children At the O'NEIL residence of his Grandfather, Upper Swan, Terence the child of John Michael, beloved only and and Ellen 4 O'Neil; aged 2 years months,
AND
'
The
Cardinal be brief. we are of saying should he worthy of of the expressing
we
anything
—
CASH
the desire
Concerning
Manning
to
requested
are
the
Heart, Crows will take at Nest," place Auction Rooms, Barrack-Street, day evening next, at 8 o'clock.
their
to
edge
Building
next.
our
has
We
sorrow.
MALONE— LYNCH.— At the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Perth, January 3rd, A. Rev. by the Very Y.G., Bourke, James ChidMalone, Stationmaster, low's to Maria Well, Lynch, late of Victoria. DEATHS. BOURKE.— At Balliuvane, Greenhills, after a Northam, Dec. 19, 1891, long and of the late painful illness, Mary, relict Thos.
kiciciiiyi:
WORKING-MEN'S
keener
a
gives
Greenhills aid of the Fund will
in
near
that
—
j
NIHILL,
the
E.
North
Sims,
McDonald,
list
the been found on Eastwood Albany. During boring opera tions for the purpose conducted of obtain of coal three ing water, a seam feet thick was passed through.
free from restrictions petty and harassments than in the British dominions. While they deplore with their fellow-citizens a common bereavement a sense of grateful the freedom accorded to their faith all to j unusual even in these days
MARRIAGE.
progress, especially there is during the last year or two, before every prospect that this colony, will be one of the chief gold long, pro of the world. ducing countries
H.
Mr.
Mr.
;
Mr.
;
Coal
estate
'
great
H.
17s.
'
6d.
2s. 6d. Mr.
happy
unimpeded,
the
collection
School in
appear
sense
past
—
here
mining not yet being during this time
as
£1
Willow
|
the
ton
£1
out
sub
has
average of whilst stone, of great value are
fields,
following the during
a
the
Fremantle
;
which
7s.
Ferrara,
ampton,
I
'
received the to the' Record
—
:
i
different loz. to
have
scriptions week
the
work
of
advertisements and
Sports
'
the
on
re-appearing
i
side of Easterly belts These carry
rwnri
i»
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
,
belt,
wnum»i
sway,
The
new
England's
come sincere than those which from the Catholic And this body. is for Catholics so; clearly justly that the Church is nowhere perceive
'
Winn
those
and of strong security freedom. spacious Amongst the cf regret and condo expressions lence which are now being heard from none are more side, every in
CONNOR. R. Board.
D.
Chairman,
of all under
liberal
destinies
their
of
directs.
SD.
citizens
which,
gaandly
unlicensed
using
or
date
limits
the
by lands
i
.
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Continued from Page 4.) South east, but is probably the of the extension belt, Yilgarn this which ends at the head of river. Roebourne belt strikes The East the North West and. along the Nicol West ':c'oast from River to the River, DeGrey disappearing to the the sandy tableland beneath eastward. belt strikes The Kimberley in a. East and South West North the and is very direction, probably Roebourne extension of the thei!,. and
West
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W.A.
so came
three
deceased
with a
miles
brought England
and well.
colony in the the husband, in benefactor many
and
exemplary
searched
for
the
true
Sisters
Mercy
Holy
Church,
the
husband,
aided
soul.
by
materially infusing light was received
in
her
by
edified of her
and
She
into
—
into
life
of the A short
parents.
the of received light becoming one of the most to be met The anywhere.
instructions
truth
in
The
Ireland,
city, tenets
and :
of
St. Peter's.
Cork the
by her being
she
Paith Catholics
of of
up
of
subsequently
good
so
her
south
native
a
was
and was Church time
and
and who in his zeal Church, of the Church good and prosperity in freehold for the site beautiful of a chapel the Pront on Plats,
erection about
Her hus
the
a
gave
large
a
friends.
faithfully, to the
Fr. and
incredible
almost state
to
I
me,
shall
briefly
or,
memory,
by Bishop Brady Toohey, by Father
from departed fore if not the converts As a
our first,
and shores, at least one
of
loving
long
since there
was
of the
first'
to. the
in this Faith, colony. deceased lady was for many years of and afterwards of Perth, before removing to Greenough,
the
resident
Guildford, I trust
places
the will
Christian
many
with
join
friends
those
of
in
those
Greenough
in
a for the offering up kindly prayer, of the soul of our repose dear de sister who parted though not with us in the flesh, still is with us in Vvive spirit.
happy
:
vale
Jan.
.
14.
.
what did occurr. During my stay in I Geraldton wa3 constantly professionally On the consulted by Mr. Barratt. evening of the 30th November, as I was entering I note my hotel, received a from Mr. Barratt marked immediate, requesting my at his attendance' office. I was at the moment with who had full a friend Mr. Barratt was knowledge of the matter then' me and Consulting upon, thinking the note have to reference might the I same for fortunately myself, him to asked' me. We met accompany :
"
Mr
Barratt
in
his
own
and
room,
he
to be the appeared hugely enjoying of some letter he held in his hand. perusal his On'my 'friend expressing willingness to Mr. Barratt retire, bade him remain, as "he hear what to read," he wished too;might to me he asked Is Walter and turning of yours James a friend ? I replied, .Unr he he is." doiibtedly' "Well," answered, he has truly a peculiar laughingly, way of hi& expressing friendship." Mr; Barratt then to read that he ex proceeded portion, which had reference to me of the plained, letter in his hand. he held Before he had two sentences I said, that completed Isn't He that it a private letter ?" was replied addressed to Barratt and and Whitcombe Had to read it whom he a perfect to right he liked. I was so astounded at; the com I promptly munication that expressed my could have disbelief that Mr. James ever "
"
"
"
'
"
such
penned
an
W
"
epistle.
ell,
can
you
he said, and I glanced look at !the -writing," he held I asked at the letter towards me. if I might Mr. make a note of what Barratt and he replied he had read, distinctly, do what like with can Certainly, you you don't into a it, you drag my name provided row." He then religious again read aloud he had 'already what perused, and sitting of it and read ,it a note at his desk I made "
for
over
hi'm
to
with
compare
the
original.
.
left Mr. Barrett's never once The ;letter; I was in the hands. brought at six o'clock a evening, to hear the letter read, or rather of it It certain portion myself. affecting in the of read aloud a third was presence in the of and it was stated party presence to have been to the addressed that party' and firm of Barratt Whitcombe, and I was to make what I chose use given permission I am happy to say the letter, of it. or the exclusiveness it would in narrow-minded had
'
culcate, at the
effect
no
moment
it
on a
was
the
but election; matter to me of low and intolerant
deep regret to have such dogging my steps. bigotry of my use knowledge of in such a letter to one extract friends, mediate after
week
ratt in should
his
foist
of
religious been
had the
Vaiii»B
but
the
public
the
im
Carson Mr.
a
Bar
that if it evening, subsequent period body the odium
in
in
the
past, of my
benefit P.
Adelaide
of the
more
I told
so
interference done
make
I showed
of my I told Mr.
as
not
existence
at any Catholic
sought upon
two
election, that
office
did
election.
or
the
be
to
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January
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BUNBURY. From our own Correspondent, to I regret have to report that a very serious accident occured to Father out last driving Brady while Tuesday. to Be was proceeding Dardanup when his which was a very horse, spirited animal, took fright and brought the carriage into of collision with the kerbing the street, and Fr. out on to his Brady was thrown head. Dr. was soon in Lovegrove and it attendance, was found he had received concussion of the brain. I am to state he has now almost happy recovered from the effects of tlie accident. Father arrived here Gibney by the s. s. Flinders on and Thursday morning, celebrated both masses At yesterday. second Mass he said a few words on the he also informed Gospel of the day; the congregation that the cablegrams of the sad intellithe last week had brought of the death of the Cardinal Archbishop of and also that of the Duke of London, Clarence. The rev said' gentleman to it with the Duke behoved regard to show with the everyone sympathy bereavement. Fr. Royal Family in their then referred to the death of Gibney Cardinal He said that the Manning. Church' had sustained a loss as he great of the of was one men the greatest times. There was he said no one so able to defend the laws of the Church. He the prayers of those present for requested of the soul the deceased and prelate informed them that a Mass Requiem would be celebrated for to-day the and in conclusion Cardinal, he stated that the British Empire had sus tained a great loss by the death of those two one a Prince of the princes, being Catholic a Prince Church, and the other of the State. A occurred here on heavy thunderstorm the of thunder Monday night peals were and th e lightning struck awe-inspiring, many
places.
A
store
room
of
Jeffrey Bros, set was on fire by the lightning. however fortunate in They were securing some kerosene and some provisions which were located in the room, other wise there might have been a more serious as there were several cornstacks mishap, situated a few yards from the building. The also struck the lighting dwelling house of a man named Freeman knocking of the a hole in one side arid building, struck Freeman him unconrendering cious for some time. The lightning also struck trees m many the suburbs, them into atoms. splitting An effort is made to revive being the and it Bunbury races, is to be sincerely will be hoped that the attempt and that successful, ere we will long witness the running for the Wellington The -Picton races were Cup. held on New Year's a Day, and proved great success, although left many people Bunbury to witness the Perth Cup. I look forward to the day when not only will our own but stop people many Perbhites will come by rail to our races.
be held' understand to
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night large'as
the atteridance was -notr so the previous nights. Messrs. A. Knox Brown & Co have started business in Bunbury as land, stock and financial and are offering agents, blocks of land for sale some of many th8in well worth the attention of being and others speculators wanting land. I notice that the B. C. Institute lias allowed the matter between it and my self to drop, but Mr. Davis in notifying the same makes some remarks which 1 to say would like a few words upon. In the firsc that I accused place he writes him of branding me as a perv.erier of the truth. Now what I did 'accuse him of was to do so, but it has been trying as I have branded Mr. quite the contrary Davis as of the truth. He a perverter states further that he took com my last munication to a meeting of the society held after its publication, and read it at that meeting, and asked if any member ever heard him state that it was against his will that he put the contradiction in the Record and not one member, said Now I wish to state that I was they did. at the meeting at which He read present and I say unhesitat-. my communication of the ingly that he did not ask anything had he done so some of the mem kind; bers would have quickly informed him that he did say so. Davis ,Mr. goes on to to inform me when he writes .the that, Record he writes the and is not truth, influenced Does riot Mi\ by any member. Davis know that self .praise is no recomand I will give you my opinion mendatiori, of him which is that the truth is unknown to him and that sooner than suffer defeat he would resort to means. any Mr. Davis undertakes of which he things is do to. thoroughly incompetent and in consequence others have to perform his duties, and he signs his name to com munications to .make the" public trying believe he is the actual writer. In con clusion I will inform him that my report The
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Saturday
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TO THE EDITOR DAILY NEWS." read of last in issue :biR,— I have your Mr. Whitcombe's evening which letter, under the shelter of charges me, an Mr. with breach Barratt, of explanation by of introducing Mr. Barrett's faith. Dislike name to explain matters unable andyot direct without a to has reference him, hitherto certain kept me silent upon points in this But now unpleasant controversy. has been as his name introduced as a hailmark to an which explanation appears
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COUNCIL? January
the
to-
Hooley's relation's'
between the in the north'
with
question'
was
regard
at 'present the natives
'existing settlers and postpionrid/' '
Che
Colonial
Mr.McKenzie ment with Mr.
in
Secretary,
Grant,
said'
Kent
Saville
repjy
the
'
to the fisheries coast does as
of the pearl'-shell inspection. of the "Western Australian not come into force till the »
to
agieri-
money
is voted by Legislature. The required term is two years. The proposed is £800 peiv annum salary proposed and travelling Mr. Saville expenses. ;
Kent
has
been Commissioner of Fisheries in Queensland and is; highly recommended by Sir Samuel Griffiths, the present Premier. He is an expert and has successfully carried .out the
-
'
artificial
culture Colonial
of pearl-shells;
The moved. for, Secretary extension of leave of absence of J. EL Monger on the plea of illhealth. Granted.'; Mr. McKenzie Grant moved for a return the expenditure incurs showing red- in the ot the Sharks management Fisheries' Under the Bay Pearl-Shell three heads of Police Inspection, and Contingencies: Supervision, The Probation of First Offenders Bill was read a third time and passed. The Settled Lands Bill was the Mrl
;.
passed;
through
committee, the Alteration oif Titles of Public Officers Bill' was read a second time. The Game "Bill considered in: was committee and the ..Colonial; Secretary moved for the insertion of. ;a- new clause empowering the Colonial Secretary to
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The
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JAMES
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of
Christian qualities. deceased' was attended in her last The and illness Brereton Lecaille. by Fathers Pr. in the absence Brereton, unavoidable of Pr. times travelled several Lecaille, from some 25 miles to attend Geraldton, wants. The to her dear departed spiritual leaves and one behind her a large respect able family and of children grandchildren to mourn her loss. The at solemn ceremony
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oV made a copy J" With great quickness." to say that Mr.' BarIt is unnecessary tratt is that Mr. Moorheadcan surprised faith with him. have broken assured that Mr. Moorhead I am further .; showed he said was a ,you a paper which received copy of a letter by some one here from in Perth, and read from it a lawyer extracts worded like those wonderfully " in the W. A. Record." published above with the facts the Combining contents were that the of this letter before the election spoken of in Geraldton and' that the extract the only appeared -in Record" Mr. Moorhead's after return, I-conclude that this extract was supplied to the Record" and the was copy accredited" by F. W. Moorhead, Esq., M.A., L.L.B. I may have to make in Any comments connection with above I prefer to the to the Perth first offer :and merely papers,' for the presenc satisfy myself with making the above explanation. I am. vours. &c.. FRED. WHITCOMBE. 1892. Geraldton, January llth, MR.
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was
enough absent
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Judge
second of the
moved
by
Supreme
the Third was Court
Colonial
Secretary.
of
reading
the
,
at 9 p.m.-
Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
LEGISLATIVE
the chair at The took Speaker 780 p.m. in a Mr. Parker presented petition of the introduction of a private favor Bill whereby the members of the W. sue Club would and be sued A. Turf Bill received and read. by others. were Petitions presented by Mr. of DeHamel signed by 609 inhabitants Albany ; by Mr. Parker signed by 360 inhabitants of York and Beverley and by Mr. Hassell signed by 111 in habitants of the Plantagenet district, the House would be that praying the construction pleased to authorise from York. of the railway Yilgarn Mr. received and read. Petitions ;
Piesse
said
his
was
it
a united present inhabitants the
intention
to of
behalf York, but and. Plantagenet, by Beverley, had not reached some mischance it his hands. the R. F. SholT moved that Mr. deal in committee with the House "That in the resolution: following House it is expedient, of this opinion attitude of the hostile in consequence on petition of Albany,
—
of
and
the
committed the Upper
'
depredations
by
constantly natives
aboriginal
on
Murchison and Gascoyne, that the GovernAshburton Rivers, without take ment should, delay, to pro measures prompt and efficient and property of thetect the lives The lion, that settlers locality. .in out that the police .member pointed to cope with inadequate were utterly troubles. Mr. Darlot the present and ridiculed seconded the proposition i
to
Rott.the idea of sending prisoners mest. They came back fat and well resumed their former iand immediately upon the flocks and herds (depredations Mr. while Clarkson, <of the settlers. the disclaiming any idea of advocating considered of the natives, illtaeatment to keep them down was it necessary He contended that with a firm hand. to Rottnest native prisoners isending in their former confirmed them isimply that Mr. '.habits. Quinlan suggested to send them to be sought permission Kimon the Promontory, ithe mission influence a where civilising Iberley, to bear upon them. would be brought more Mr. Piesse was in favor of giving to Mr. the natives. consideration the motion. supported Richardson the natives did not think Mr. Traylen He advo for cared much hanging. Mr. Simp cated the use of the whip. son termed Rottnest a grandmotherly,Without absurd institution. using the intention
words with any bloodthirsty be a happy day it would he thought when the natives Australia for West Re disappeared. and the kangaroos marked out from should be serves not should stir natives the which
the
certain incurring that the time had
penalties.
of drastic,
and A. Fonest the North
initiation
for
in.
,
measures. positive were said the natives districts coast ern wa5 What men.
come
exacting, M!i.
police
patrol
force
useful
lot
of
required
was
a
a
accompanied
by
a
Mr. supported Philips magistrate. the cold and instanced the proposition his dis in murders committed blooded said Colonial Treasurer The trict. to the Government has no objection it but he did not think resolution, He of deal good. would do a great on the the natives out that pointed to be more seemed "Upper Gascoyne than those of any other dis troublesome Government had expended £8225 trict.
in
police
protection
on
the
Gascoyne
They and tJpper Murchison districts. and 11 native had there 15 policemen 29 with horses— 26 in all trackers—
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Mr. Simpson and Mr. Quin Traylen, lan. Mr. Parker having replied upon the whole question, the House divided with the result that 9 voted for Mr. Parker's motion and 17 against. Those in favour of Mr. Parker's motion Mr. Mr. were; Mr. Canning, Darlot, Mr. Molloy, DeHamel, Mr. A., Forrest, Mr. R. F. Mr. Parker, Mr. Piesse, were Sholl. Those opposed to it Hon. Hon. J. Forrest, Hon. S. Burt, W. E. Marmion, Hon. H. W. Venn, CookMr. Baker, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Harper, Lpton, worthy, Mr. Mr. Quinlan, Pearse, Phillips, Mr. ,H. Mr. Mr. Richardson, Sholl, Mr. Sir J. G. Lee Steere, Simpson, Mr. Traylen. Symon, Mr. Throssell, was on Clause 3, deviation, amended, the motion of the Colonial' Treasurer, from 5 miles north aud 5' miles south, ,to 5 miles north and 15 miles south. Bill and adopted. reported at 1145 The House adjourned p.m.
the
on
It
to.
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Club private Bill A. Turf of Mr. on the motion Parker, was, to a read a first time and referred of Mr.committee consisting sjelect Mr. Loton, and Parker, Mr. Paterson, Mr. Darlot. The Bills of Sales Act, 1879, Amend ment time and Bill was read a third The
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LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL.
January 15th. Friday, at 8 p.m. On the Council assembling the Colonial Secretary in a most sym the receipt speech announced pathetic of a telegram conveying the sad intel death of, the Duke of of the ligence Clarence and Avondale, and moved the. of the House. Mr. adjournment Hackett seconded. Motion agreed-to. In the Legislative Assembly a simi lar motion was made by the Colonial .
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forthwith.
ASSEMBLY.
Monday,
January
Speaker
took
:
18th.
the chair
at
7.80
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:
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approach your of the deepest throne and Majesty's
humbly with
feelings
to your
We desire to assure of you jperson, sorrow for and pur sympathy great for the Prince and your Majesty, Princess of Wales and the other mem in the sad bers of the Royal family and bereavement that has .affliction and your fallen upon your Majesty, by the lamented death of His family, the Duke of Clarence Royal Highness We that the pray and Avondale. rest of the may Almighty blessing and your family, upon your Majesty and that you may be thereby sustained in your and heavy affliction. great Address adopted. in of Public The Director Works, to Mr. Canning said the Govern reply not being able to make ment regretted for the establishment of any proposal Perth. a market for public that the peti Mr. Canning moved received and tion of Joseph Hillman, 7tli be read on Thursday, January, to a and that it be referred printed, Mr. and Committee. Quinlan Select Mr. Canning. Mr. supported Molloy and Treasurer the At The Colonial the motion General opposed torney on was the voices. which negatived The debate on the Yilgam Railway committee. Mr. resumed in was Mr. Parker's motion Piesse supported substitution of the word fpr the With Mr. "York" for "Northam." of the York route in favour Parker Mr. Molloy and Mr. A. Forrest, were Mr. each of whom spoke in Canning, motion. Those of Mr. Parker's favor the recommendation of who supported were Mr. ThrosCommittee the Select Mr. Mr. Mr. Richardson, Loton, sel,
COUNCIL.
Tuesday,
:
took the
The President
I
19th.
January.
at
Chair
3
p.m. moved that The Colonial Secretary unless ordered the House otherwise Should meet on Tuesdays and Fridaysat 3 p.m. Agreed to. in to The Colonial reply Secretary were said Government Mr. Hooley, aware of the of the depredations in the Northern and datives districts, :
proposed to increase aind introduce new infliction ojertain
of
the
force, for the
police
legislation
summary
in
punishment
cases.
The Settled Lands Bill was read a time and passed. The Supreme Court Amendment Bill and the Affirmations were Ijlill read a second time, The Alteration of Titles Bill and the Third Judge of the Supreme Court committee. The Bill passed through Bill, of Sale Act, 1879, Amendment deceived from the Legislative Assembly was time. read a first The President announced the receipt from the Legislative Assembly of a mes the address of condo sage conveying lence and sympathy to the Queen Adopted by the Legislative Assembly. in account the of given (Address Monday 's proceedings of the Legislative The Standing Orders were Assembly). Secretary Suspended, and the Colonial seconded by Mr. Amherst moved the Motion car adoption of the address. I
third
Keep good idle.
Keep When
Institutions
character
striking
private
The
Tuesday,
January
Speaker
took the chair
19th. at 2.30
p.m.
that
Treasurer,
and
in
Mr.
reply
Sholl
to
(who
was a that reported had visited a vessel in with fected and then re smallpox, was turned to Fremantle), that this mere assertion, and no facts had been at Fre stated. The Board of Health the Medical mantle, the Col Officer, onial the Colonial Surgeon, Secretary, others had and taken immediate action. Motion negatived. The on of the committee the report Northam-Southern Cross Railway was
stated
medical
it
officer
adopted. '
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adjourned
debate
on
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Act,
ASSEMBLY.
or
can't
the
tell
speak
by
except
.
LEGISLATIVE
to
own
character
was
schools" exempt from payments of rates. The Sharks Bay Pearl Shell Fishery was Bill considered in committee. Game Bill was re-committsd The for amendment. The President announced the receipt As of a message from the Legislative a the House that sembly informing Select Committee of five members had to consider been appointed the ques works at Fremantle, tion of harbour to and' asking the Legislative Council a Select Committee of five appoint members to sit as a joint committee. The Colonial informed the .Secretary House that the message would be con at the next sitting of the House sidered and that a ballot would be taken of carried. the motion was The House adjourned at 5 p.m. "
your
the
are
amended in com out the the words where intended to be
Bill
company hands
your attend
you face.
the
ried
Amendment mittee by
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ployed, mind.. Always Live promises.
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unanimously. The Municipal
was
to of State for presentation Secretary Her Majesty the Queen, the Prince aiul and Princess of Wales the Royal Family. The Protection of Women and Girls' was Bill read a second time. at 515 p.m. The House adjourned
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of the Police reading resumed. After a dis cussion on the width of tyres and the of the advisability compelling owners of teams to drive their horses two the Speaker ruled the abreast, matter to be entirely to the foreign of the Bill. subject The Bill was read a second time. The adjourned consideration of har bour works at Fremantle resulted in a and ended in the appoint long debate, ment of a committee of Mr. consisting Mr. Venn Marmion, Mr. Richardson, and Mr. Harper to' act conjointly with a similar committee of five from the Council. The whole mat Legislative ter will be considered by the joint committee and the report is to be inst. brought up on the 26th were received from the Messages Council that Legislative announcing the Probation of First Offenders' Bill and the Settled Lands Bill had been passed, and that the House concurred in the address of Condolence and sympathy with the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the Royal Family, passed by the Assembly. moved The Colonial that Secretary an to address His the Excellency Administrator be adopted, requesting His Excellency to forward the Address of Condolence to the by telegraph Bill
j
Bill The NorthamRailway Yilgarn Mr. was considered in committee. to the word Parker moved omit Northam" and insert the words " at! a pointabout four miles south of York." at mid At this the House adjourned
The
second
,
the settlers. in their power to protect Resolution agreed to. moved that -steps Mr. A.- Forrest to open should at once be taken up communication York by wire between Cross. and Southern Motion agreed
:
without He urged
,216
all
14th.
January
Thursday,
pre
was the contemplated. to hold of the Government on of the the executions the scene murders. He greatly the regretted Rottnest disparaging way in which a had been spoken of, it was kind of an income which returned reformatory which considerably reduced the expen had to and though the natives diture, were work hard treated with they and said kindness. Mr. Sholl replied he was sure the Government would do
The Hon. Members who Agreed to. spoke to the motion were, unanimously in favour of the measure. The Municipal Institutions Act, 1876 Amendment read a second Bill was The House
the 1st,
legislation
was
subject intention
time.
during
January
since
Fresh
natives.
reported.
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when
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plaintiff
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de
faithless
love-letters.
but
mystery,
by
to
the
could
a
she who
post in the Literally him. against
dealt
have expect3d was of evidence jFolks.
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out
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by parcel ?
it
him what
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"
—
seen
it
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;
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his
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you
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varied
in
ill-health and
yet
power, Harmless invalid
the
mGst
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child
to
chapter
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mys which
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called
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pack,
a
called
of
and is
locusts
swarm
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people
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to
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!
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proof neighborhood
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heir to cured by Dr. of which can Id
tS"None
genuine
hops
the
name
the vile above
I
on
blown
the
without
white in
poisonous
known
the
Soule's be. found world.
a
bunch
!
Nesbit's
£6
English
London by Thus mes three hundred thousand miles '
recalls
this
happened Suppose
a
we
stomach.
My
but medicines, The doctor said
stomach
my
Was
membrane,
and
Syrup, had
cures
it
and
was
after
of so
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I
tongr<ue
a
did the
they that
and
disordered, inflamed. from New
In York
Mother Seigel's the extraordinary procured a supply I
taking
and better, bottles more, arid have been in as regards the indigestion, igood health, ever since. the Having studied of herbs practice for many in the habit years, I was of treating and other people for erysipelas complaints, 'and was frequently consulted in by the
time
I
completely
was
the
felt
four
cured,
after
so
district,
my the
by people remarkable cure,
I merits impressed of Seigel's I a Syrup procured large supply of the and recommended medicine, it to all who were and suffering, came people from far with
so
for
near
from distance. but
Hop in
of
I
it.
merition
may
ori
that
a
house
Was besieged by miners Pit and Heath, others from On every hand I heard nothing
my Coal
the
'
loudest
and
praise
of
the
cures
a
it
and the fame of this medicine was throughout the West of England with no than advertising one party telling another of the benefit they had derived from this wonderful I medicine. wish everyone of this, to know aad if by publishing this statement it will others help Who may be effected,
spread
I
as
letter is
it
was,
from
reader
will
notice
for
the
sale
is
will
afford
me
which the foregoing is an Moses Godwin, Old Sodbury and is dated April 9th, 1891
signed
that of
known
universally
chance ;by a strange formation concerning
while Mother to be in
Mr.
the head Seigel's
London.
Godwin's first in it came from America three thousand miles away, which recalls the incident of the American blizzard above 'narrated, usefulness
and
also
of
this
shows
that
the fame and. extends to 'all
medicine
countries.
Benjamin Edgerton,
and grocer pro Plat dealer, Lane, WhitWhixall, church, Salop, says "While with living Mr Fens 'Roberts, Wood Farm, I first began to feel a dull heavy weight at my and side, noticed a bad taste in the mouth with foul 'stoinach and uncomfortable after feeling eat I had no appetite, ing. and when I sat down .to the tableT could not touch the food. I had a good deal of noise pain and in the not sleep for it. head, and could I was notfit for heavy work, and'could only do light about the farm. After jobs a cutting hedge I would and had to sit go quite faint, down much ;and felt so I cried.
Bit every
green Soule's of all the
Levers
depressed could have been such a strong to be reduced to such I I took all kinds of physic arid but his medicine only eased and then I was worse than be
Having always
I took
.man
weak saw
and Dr label, bottle Beware made stuff to imitate
10s
persons sent six twice.
a received pamphlet of a medicine called
telling Curative
it
state. a
jme for fore.
doctor, a
hit,
I went ;when a servant told 'Roberts
badly
on
this that of
way came
for
over
to
live
a
at
year
Mr
medicine called Mother She had heard a gentleman 'Seigel's Syrup. it about in the talking and. railway carriage, it 'he praised so much that I thought I would it. 1 After had |try taken two bottles mT food did me good, and I gained strength and by persevering with 'the I &ooa syrup 'got
'
!
is ocen
ters,
mob,
!
women.
from out of shape excruci People drawn of pangs rheumatism, ating inflammatory and chronic, or from scrofula. suffering Erysipelas " blood Saltrheum, poisoning, dyspepsia, all indigestion, diseases and, in fact, almost frail"
and a and crowd,
a
consump
have been cured. Women 1111 gone nearly crazy From of agony neuralgia, nervousness, and various diseases wakefulness, peculiar
a
school, called
called
coughs,
severe
of
:
of liver
tion,
swatm,
a
is
oh
Bright's complaints,
a galaxy, a horde, and a heap, and and a drove, a
Patients
dead Almost or nearly dying" and up years, given by pbsioians, and other kidney diseases,
For
of congregation and a corps corps, band, and a band
a
called
is
troop and
1877
Mr. vision
"
a
of ruffiangs is oalled galaxy of rubbish is called a horde oxen is called a heap of a of blackguards is drove called and a mob of whales is called aud a school of worshippers is congregation, engineers of robbers
a
novey,
"
communi
cables.
sour
good.
mucous
civilised
to sea and out looking saying, what a flock of Of ships ! course he would that a flock be told of called and that a fleet a fleet, ships was of sheep was called a flock, that a flock is called a of girls bevy, aod a bevy of See,
called is called
the
quarters ;Syrup
is
it
for smallest
or
exist
possibly
days the
York
me
gave
of
coating
The
developed, that no operations
its
can
three
or
the were
city
my
(Sodbury), Glos, He is a farmer.
Ameri
is
power
who little
extract
valuable,
compounded into Dr. Soule's such a wonderful Hop Bitters,
and
:
combined
are
and
apDetite
The
malaria, tell
traffic;
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the
by way
England.
coated,
con
1111
remedies
poor
suffering 'pleasure."
surest
And can
em
dyspepsia;
biliousness, will
they Dandelion
when these Hence with others equally
like
—
Buchu." same physicians is
local
other
"
"
was
as
ina diseases or
Brigbt's bility and
mind
Sunday
icians What is the be relied on
were ocean
which
and
eminent
most
two New
each other the Atlantic for
all move.
into
in
Of New city befofe seen
that
i.
the
the never
could
and
blizzard,
great
stopped
for
that
it
BLIZZARD.
leading
and
thritu
do ca>l
Was
it
wheel
a
incident
Was
childlike
one
is
why." "Well,
the
of
writer's here in
very
and
Proprietors
the
drive.
wolves thieves
that
living,
extinguished
Boston
the
doctor
cause
Skin
Sole
everywhere.
The
Ask
The formidable intricacies of the are not language realised English by to speak it those who have been taught from their babyhood, but we ought to of the poor foreigner. Now think pity "
makes
mouth constantly filled with a No matter watery fluid. what I ate however light, it disagreed with me and gave me I had fullness of the pain. and chest, a pain at my side, with miserable low, dull From time to time I consulted feeling.
its kinds, marvellous. Thousands of testi and Sold in bottles, 2s. 9d. Us Chemists and Patent Medicine
Vendors
"
baby
the
was
BLOOD
to cleanse the whatever
from
:
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Life."
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For
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he
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warranted
is
all
The
be
it
is
WORLD-FAMED
MIXTURE from
and
London
Park,
chapter
your that
he
experience short time let the interested tell his own story. He "I have suffered more says: or less from and indigestion dyspepsia all my life. I had a bad taste in the mouth, pain after eating, a.
genuine 8, Shep
absolutely Mrs. Eire,
or
ago gentleman
"
coachman's." be ? He was
could because
An
which
remedy
Blood
the
Vital
be denounced.
just
For
Then
all,
and
THE
lines
crossing
his
to
how
;
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doing nothiu'
Chance. Sweet old lady to rustic you who has brought a hamper Won't from the farm over you step
premise which
nothing "
you
replied,
wanted.
"
CLARKE'S
can
had
he-
beggar?"
completely
horse
cated
new,
obstructions
goes
look6 kind, them and asks
a
almost The like
prostrated, of people
daughter simple
physician's a of
all
—
had been a box of lucifers. the top of it, with coach of course other put out, but
who
A
—
particulars harmless
perfectly
ever
seriously damaged. inevitable and policeman, whose fault it waB.
the
Ladeis. full
'iri,
"Ad What
What?"
;
1888,
March,
telegraph
ser prove especially the vivacity of mind by both sound and
;
on
fault?"
it
of distress. a signal Dassius at the time drawn to the amusing
attention
van,
In America York.
sages miles
the
"Please,
trifle
RECALLS
Pills will Holloway's viceable in begetting and body appreciated
of the oiniobus
the the
IT
intended distant
send
;
people certainly it asker.'"
call
with of
dog-cart to meet the full went through it
only which
the van-man expected " it. was Well, " But how could
was
that
so
of and
some
—we
ibeans
shot
in
a
mean
a
overcomes speedily &c Is irregularities Post free two stamps. herd's Eennington Place,
As
out
stops
comfortable
a
you
'm,
to
its
by rear.
give
quite "Do
tough-
traveling its
to
way.
just him
snow
To
to give be married. "and What iri
"A
that
along
he
well,
Not
will and
favouritft
" I dori't asker." understand. does he do ?" Well, he— he 'm, about the streets and; if be sees
coming
sick.
the
in A
:
lady
asker."
lhe
to "Was it by all parties. appealed fault ? Well, my not," certainly " Then whose growled the philosopher. fault was ?" continued it the gilded and naturally greatly pleased, youth,
ensign honor of the however, the
down,
upside
represented who was
really
in
man
in
driver
question omnibus-driver,
was
edifice
not
came
up,
church
new
a
is
chum
s
its
a
to
husband'?"
or dietetic errors, climates, rapid changes, can and effectually removes engender, any weakness habits may have self-indulgent of the system induced. In all conditions on disease such as are indicated bordering and restlessness, by apathy, listlessness,
it
was
man, wise
and
grow
shillings The horoine's
indifference the professional
it,
of the
though spark
as
:
when you mother— any
the know
performances
across
force
a
stairs
and
it
6hort,
;
: surprise Father I you to learn
yourself. Father
?
Johnny,
other and
up
pulled dashed
wife.
The
flag
will,
day, won't
you
sew
on
sew
there's
Johnny, coat. Go up your Little Johnny in
in
villain
the The
The
Father:
—
it.
who
life.
on
put
five
lady
contemptuous with which
Amateur.
a
of character."
Why?
for
doesn't
forgiving,
lhe
regards
:
judge
gets
railway-vau but just a little Vere passed
that face
of
of
friend
ritiyorie
ha9 been pursuing the shall it be termed
cr
—
"Iri
a
wished
going
—
a Street, full at driven a speed, dog-cart by with and button-hole young gentleman with and his coachman Bit eye-glass, beside him with arms folded and ting
on
of
thick
act.
terior
O.T., jumped chief arid beat
Holloway's Pills. Sudden transi from heat to cold, in tions or from raw clement weather to climates, oppressive the development of manifold dis favour which instances be eases, may in most checked and rendered abortive by an to these purifying, early resort regulating Pills. This well-known and strengthening affords a and highly esteemed medicine Bafe and easy remedy for almost every constitutional which wrong unhealthy
perpetually " God saying, child." The heroine's poor A white-whiskered who party brutal in the first and very act,
:
they
plants
fool
is
who
doing
not
An old her foot
:
our
Bide,
hus angry domestic band, to wife which the quarrel; meekly " did not I No, James, responded said I was no but then you always you
cried
a
who
immense
Gardens. Drapers' " remarked, Yes,
are
eVen
Indeed," future your he— he's an
lady
beggar
Laftg.
by
she
she was said thri
as
"
4,000 dols. at one the meanwhile, the board
In sweep. of lady managers
that
warning,
than
fell
grinus
informed
wan
housemaid
lady luna on board ari
"young
a
in Guthrie, Indian
the claim of an him out of more
he gets and is
prison
while
own
my
Enquirer "
a
attendants"
lady
steamer,
stenographer"
ment, and at sight of which the hero always brushes away a tear. Ad was omnibus eastward, going writes Mr. James with an PayD,
Next evening, as Beneath the star-flecked as She'd exactly before,
office
And—
the
woman
act,
to
one
up; and do,
for
"
witli
ocean
who look ing fellow aids the villain in the first, three but materially acts, who gives the Whole thing away before curtaiu The old home : the final fulls. A piece of stock scenery always shown act to soft music in the last accompani
Have
Moved by an He kissed her
pale,
tic"
because Vil
only
;
last
sent
person
broken-down,
veil.
they
father's
into
fill
a
at home. her veil " How fond of green spots they are the said the stockbroker's in city," from her daughter as she tripped along
"
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very,
left
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:
to
is
Well, good the others I one at home a." Punch.
any
the
in or
young
man
average
en
End." to
asked
?"
of doors the villain.
out
marry
father
last
Wish
to
to
save
other
any
"
exemplary
turned
ex
"I've
you they sat
as
soft
for
What
than
find
except
—
One evening moon's
"
:
Differently.—" Tell Smith.
Miss
bye,
to
oat killed
night mother
they
advertise
you Jeweller
more graved people undertaker in the West One Would Things
—
found
p'uiting
Applicant:
Expressed
Not
"
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happen,
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:
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an
does too."
with
off
running He money."
were,
Cineinhatti
a
discovered
correspondent
A diverting story of the related hy Mr. Andrew the days of my childhood
is;
for
one
soprano—
An
:
either stage what,
women
or
embezzling
"
of
gambler. as usual Do you
'
Ladies.—
a
received the newspaper's,
was
novelist.
who gets she refuses lain The :
Super
She:
a
been
"highway
desrailway
a
and
company interested.
—
head."
wsb
the
Heroine
Fun. (arms). Facetious for his customer (paying is the shampoo) : " Yours crowning " barber work of all." : Dignified Yes, sir. Men in my profession stand at the ing
of the
telling
on the Stage.— People and Things man who is Hero : A virtuous young such a fool he wnlked that into traps that a day old, blind kitten would avoid.
charitable
most
body of men in the kingdom ? not a day passes without their alms
said
Jack."
gift,
in
speaker
drunkard
a
has
" of subject Slightlythe Munchau to bow just " Its sen with unexpected moderation. " like me he at all ?" Not at all." " That's curious, because I am Dickens,"
the
convenient."
soldiers
are
I
you?'
is
for
Why
shall
When
:
Dickens,
week Tile pat the ladies. The great of Montana has lady" several of notice iti columns and
Ladies
those
people who
personally conversation. returned to,"
savagely.
Tom
"
"Dry
said
as
but shocked know Dickens
the drop of of cbnsider-
tone
a
who go of eminent
Charles with the
present carriage, The rest
to
be said cheers.
it
said
in
blotter,
.tea
When
you,"
asperity.
blotter,
of
cup ?
to
the
to
ink
a
may enthusiasm
stories
crined
is— Ask
lady
a
untrue
?
me
lady.
When betray
old
how
out
somb other
Will you marry
—
of One about
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house
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telegraph
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general
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o
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all
execute
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and viewing
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address Meals at
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26th July.
PRIVATE
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U
W.A.
each
seventeen rooms, merit a continuance
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after
much pleasure
at
to inform his numerous patrons that he has the public recently combined with his business of
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to
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towns,
in
FREMANTLE,
SATURDAY
.
who
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W.
TERRACE.
HAS
for
Engin
Australia, of the larger
BUILDINGS,
LOUIS
PROMPT
RSON,
have
much
School
MELBOURNE
left
UNDERTAKING, of New
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of
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Catholic
PRICE
|
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5th of last for the benefit
to in certifying all whom it> pleasure Life Assurance in the Equitable confidence in it an Assurance aiid that I have effected
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Life of the Equitable send a favourable you for the insurance business
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.
CLUB
Colony.
goods
against
or
premises or
City
sale.
'Society..
Office.
EXCHANGE
made
McCLOSKEY,
Life
Equitable
The
.in
'.iConMence
of means cheapest in Correspondents mines, &c. London, Brisbane, Melbourne,
transport Townsville, and Glasgow.
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required of the
part
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J
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the
)
22, 1883. received. duly
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of
Bishop
;
they require.
patent). for
(Otto's
as
any
AND
SALES
.
calling
information
get any
NITURE in
,
PRODUCE,
STOCK, Hold
every Saturday the premises
on
(
shown by
We
RAILWAY,
West
Perth
to
j
Rev. Patrick Doyle, Rt. Rev. Patrick J.
AMERICAN SYSTEM, by which NEW and their' titles at once, receive purchasers bank interest for five also are guaranteed expended by them. years on the amounts Visitors
held and 8 o'clock
l
at
j
Assurance
Jan.
was
of
night
.
:
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the vicinity inciease very greatly land to are advised
of
25
the standing to be able to
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soon
prelate
Avenue
York,
to
as
andQueens-f West Australian and certificated land Governments, by and the the Royal School of Mines
pecially must
of
the
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Life
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j.
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the
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and
by
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Watchmaker of
(Late
and
Bundle
HAY
Adelaide,
Street,
General the
HAS
cheapest
and
Watches
and
best selected stock of
th
first-class
EVERY
of Jewellery the colony. and (capped
most
Pills
these
They
from
impaired all
of
in
ages
and
;
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consti
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Pills
are
wonderfully to Females
GENERAL
Ointment
Oxford
St.
sold
are
the
throughout tious
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in
use
St.)
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;
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to
r
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the
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tire
Oxford
Street,
London,
AUSTRALIAN
FACTORY
BROWN&ALLEN, T.
(Late
hay
rN
to the publjc generally beg to announce thas manufacture all classpt
favours,
hey are prepared to of COLONIAL BOOTS, on sible notice. Also, kept in
Continental houses. Leather and Grindery Uppers always, on hand. Good hides and kangaroo skins taken in exchange Goods despatched to all of the parts Colony.
maker
COUGHS,
B RON
OMIT
COLDS, ASTHMA,
IS,
CONSUMPTION,
and
COMPOUND Aniseed, with Chlorodyne.
Tolu,
&c.,
KAY'S
COMPOUND,
KAY'S
COMPOUND,'
KAY'S
TIC
for
tfegr
V.
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:
Mr. „
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expectorant, Complaints.
Chest
and
is
Colds, and Cattle.
Horses
Neuralgia,
Quinine,
Coughs, for
serviceable
equally
PILLS,
a
CATHARTICUM
LINUM agreeable
least E. to
GERALDTON
HOTEL
Comfort
Every
and
is
Which
is
connected
therewith
the shortest otherwise.
Wines,
Spirits
and Beers
Funeral ways
ready.
On
Imml
by
Hearses
and
S W AS
PERTH.
eLJL
for
with
Iron
handsome
and erected
T.
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Cossack.
17 1889.
qts).
NOW
OPEN.
qts).
MORNING. From
qts.
10 to
Australian A' trial
Ladies 6d.
recom
AFTERNOON
GUGERI, Merchant Oct.
Perth,
and Children Skates Free.
;
Wines,
doz.
per
12, for
Admission
only.
From
y
2.30
to
5.
189
24,
.
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Admission,
6d.
Skates 6d
EVENING,
and and
From 8 to
10.
EVERY
SATURDAY Gala
By
Professor
6d.; Skates
la
MORNING.
for
Children.
MUSIC.
Visitors,
Watts'
far-faraed
Best
Brands
resort
of loverSj
of
the
game.
on
hand.
always
obtainable,
Skates
FRANK
Attendance
and
Roberto.
Sale from
on
ALLUM,
of
colony
Iffi&ay.
SB<D<g»fP
EPFS'
SMEDDLES, Manufacturer
1,5s.
Manager.
and
Importer,
STREET, george's
the
PERTH.
extensive
German,
SHOES
C
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a
and
and
varied
Colonial
stock
in
the
PROMPT
ATTENTION
TO
or
of knowledge the govern the ooerations of dieestlnn on, and by aoareful application of the ties of well-seleoted cocoa, has Mr.Enos bttekfhst tables with a Us
oonstitutionm?J
manr
PRICE
LIST
ON
with pure See article
blood and in the Civil
ORDERS.
ORDERS
APPLICATION.
SENT
BY
BOOK
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Door
tho
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Criterion
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up uSS
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paokets
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COMFORTING.
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st.
hand,
on
always
GRA TEFUL—
Civility.
Made at
Admission,
Prize
KS.
favourite
supplied
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and
West
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jc
Margeaux.
of Burronghe's
one
the
is
of the
BOOTS,
to
complete.
W.
Roebourne
Hotel.) Nobtm
the
JpERTH JpALACE
and
(pts.
part
telegram
Railings,
La Rose Latour
Travellers
LEATHER
and for Sale. Head and Tomb Stones
M Diiuniental
fob
etc.
Giri,
details
Coaches
Railway
Moderate.
CURRIER
Furnisher,
attended
notice
SMITH,
WATSON
October
Perth,
.frem
—
Street,
Agent
Glen,"
label
Tables,
and
lighted,
brilliantly
and
all
Address
with
replete
HOWICK
in any
the
the
(Near Wholesale
D'LLCKY,
contains
(opposite
and
Note
HOTEL.
Billiard
CnnBHTAEBB,
conducted
Rum,
Howick-street,
Convenience And
Charges
r.
WimbridgE,
of the FUNERALS Colony,
the
Harness.
friends
Proprietor.
Boot
STREET,
otherwise will bo promptness. PRIZE at the late Show held Society's at best collection of both or
and
;
GEORGE
HAY
his
Wine
«j'iB<iDg,<0)&3f
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Brushes Harness Oils
& Wood.
P. A.
Good
General
Agricultural for and
care
firs
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Mbssbs.
from 12s. mended.
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an
Cement for Broken ArEverywhere. Manufactory England.
T.
London
ALSO,c— West
THOMAS
in
PILLS,
,
by post
a
Whips
Skins,
Clippers,
all
baddies
including
ROBERT
St. Estephe and (pts. BASS' Ale and 'Porter. Do. Own bottling GUI N NESS'S Stout, and pts.
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tides. Sold ClOAGULINE. )
W.
obtained
for
Contain
.i
with
R.S. W. A.
Guildford, Saddlery
he has just received and has now ready for
CLARETS— Chateau Do. Do.
aperient.
.
All executed
that
J. T.
—
Stockport,
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
Barbaok
to
announce
BRANDY,
Jeweller,
Coughs
specific
&c.
a
Hostelry, Sponges, Chamois
GUGERI
to customers
GERALDTON
The
Face-ache,
Saddlert
and
&c.
Iron,
or
and large varied Cart, and Cairiage Gents Kidiug Saddles and Girls' baddies and
and
IN
and
Colds,
A.
Turnbull
Perth. Agents
stock, of Gig,
Ladies1
Spurs,
GREAT
silver
NESBIT, and
in
Combs, Blacking,
lbs.)
—
watch
practical
Watchmaker
Practica
demulcent
a
a
kinds
haBNKSB.
Bridies, Boys' Pack Cliches, baddies, Jockey Horse and all Clothing, for requisites class Stable or
quartet
the famous WHISKEY and gold
sold. guarantee every article time pay'ment. immediate possession.
ESSENCE OF Senega, Squill,
KAY'S LINSEED,
at
save
all
and
quantities.
large
IN
BEGS and
to
&c.
&c.,
will
from V buying having a large stock
besides
„
EOR FLUENZA,
in
Stores,
P. from sale
by
from
select
the
shortest pos a and stock, large Ladies', Gentlemen's and SHOES— from
varied assortment of and Children's BOOTS the best and English
cent.,
per Nesbit,
perth,
thanks
past
20
of
and
fitir
Spectacles.
customers
collecting,
Britnall),
rtreet,
returning for
W.
&
SMITH
VARIETY.
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BOOT
cases,
boxes (120
in small
DRAPERY
Watches, Clocks, &c., sold Jewellery, PAYMENT with IMMED TIME to householders at ex IATE possession As no low ceedingly prices. heavy is paid and for convassing commission
;
they
in
Spirits octaves.
Oilmen's
Gent's Rings, do. Ladies'
on
WEST
and
and
Tobacco
a —
o3,
and
iloxcrj
ROBERT M anufactubkb
Flour.
Sugars,
Wines asks
Brooches
&c.
Cruets,
„
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should
Fencing
Harness,
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tools, bales.
assortment
Bracelets B. & E.
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K.C.M.G.
Sroome,
Always Teas,
TO.
Sir
'fhe
N.
„
;
Vendors
all
by
Oxford
533,
Excellency
MEN?
also
Watches
Silver Silver „
Ladies'
Hit
jansHtl
&c.
„
(late
London And
do.
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loading)
Harness,
lery,
Walthauis Gold
Earrings Alberts Leon tines
„
at
only New
78,
Manufactured
are
Stocks
Corrugated
Pumps,
breech
every
full
Netting,
Fowling
Rifles,
Watches
Alberts Leon tines Gent's Rings,
„
Douglas
repaired
Earrings
„
FAMILY
of or
sets
unsurpassed.
and
Gold
Wire Comsacks, Galvanized Wires,
two
a
setsB.&E. Brooches
„
The
Levers
inyilfi,
Colony.
with
repaired. Nesbit's Ladies'
or
Silver Watches Gold Bracelets
„
MEDICINE
cleaned
Watches
become
the
Jewellery to order
made
Nesbit's Gent's
nevcr-
the
incidental
a
guarantee.
„
They
as
a
has
cause,
ailments
all
years'
„
as
where
cases
weakened.
or
efficacious
all
whatever
in CHEAPEST and other Watches
Watches
vigour LIFE.
OF
recommended
in
remedy
tution,
and
energy,
SPRINGS
confidently
the
on
the
description
Kidneys,
tone,
MAIN
and
BLOOD,
These
are
ranks
of Life.
soothingly,
giving
great
are
failing
yet
Stomach,
BOWELS,
to
the
purify
powerfully,
Liver, and
leading
famous
These
Medicine necessaries
hand
requirements, other 'goods, Carpenters' Portable .Wool Forges,.
-undry
ANOINTSPECIAL
Agents,
on
Stein's)
.
unongst kct
Household
the
Station
'always Station
of
H'
HARNESS STREET
BY
Importers
.
Great
and
AVE
in Nesbit's description Levers English .jewelled) and rough stand riding work, guaran teed for two The Best Watch years. without Walthams Nesbit's exception. This
(Opposite
Merchants,
Stock
AND
BARRACK
WAREHOUSE,
FREMANTLE,
PERTH.
STREET,
SADDLE
WORKS,
PERTH.
COLONIAL
Jeweller,
PIONEER
HARMON & CO.
E.
Hotel."
and published Gtbney,
at
the
Record, Bowich Thmiap Bbtan.
for office
the
Bight'
of
the
street
,
«
Bev.
W.A.
Perth,
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