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that if practical purposes they out the working man him carried to self would be among the first suffer. Moreover they are emphatically unjust, rob the lawful because they would pos

never

Patriarchs,

W

Catholic grace with

of

the

State into bring the that is not its own, aud cause confusion in the community.

com

Apostolic

the

LEO

XIII.

BRETHREN,

VENERABLE Health

Apostolic

and

Benediction.

o

It

that the spirit which has change, in the nations predominant

not

is

politics

the

coernats

of practical

of

elements the takable

and industry, of science the and work of masters fortunes of indi of tho masses ; poverty ;

enormous the and the viduals, increased the self-reliance men

;

closer

; and, ing population moral deterioration. of the seriousness

things painful

and the of the work-

combiuation

mutual

now

just

in

unmis

are

discoveries

relations

changed

felt

of

growth

:

surprising

of

economy.

conflict

a

so

beyond

passed influence

its

field

The

the

have

should world, and made

the

of'

surprising

revolutionary long been

a

linally

The

fills

apprehension

;

general

momentous

present every wise

of

stale

mind with men discuss

men schemes ; propose practical and sove meetings, legislatures, popular all are with it— princes, occupied reign has a deoper and there is Dotbing which attention. hold on public it

as on Venerable Brethren, Therefore, when it seemed former occasions, to refute false We teaching, opportune interests of the have addressed you iu the Church and of the common weal,

and

have

Power,

on

Christian similar

on

thought

useful

CN THE It

is

Political issued Letters on Human on the Liberty, of the State, and Constitution so now We have subjects

it

matter

a

once

Letter

which

on

twice

or

LABOUR

OF

CONDITION

touched this

speak

to

have

We

But

already.

in

the

of

the

responsibility office the Us to treat urges Apostolic and at in expressly length, question be no mistake hs order that there may which iruth and justice to the principles The discus settlement. dictate for its is it from sion is not nor free, easy, define It is not to the easy danger. duties of relative and the mutual rights and of the of capital the wealthy poor, the danger lies And in and of labour. this,

that

make

use

men's

crafty of these

judgments to

people

agitators disputes and to

constantly to

pervert up the

stir

sedition.

and there can be no agree, that some whatever, remedy question and for must be found, quickly found, wretchedness which and the misery at

moment

this

the The

on

sphere

press so heavily of the majority very poor. large workmen's ancient Guilds were destroy othor the last and no ed in century, took their Public place. organisation laws have repudi aud the institutions

he

if

for

precisely

labour:

his this

ownership

But

of

power

consists,

land

to

the

of

ancient has it

the

degrees

Men and

Working isolated callousness

Hence

religion. to

come

have

of

but

which him

by two governed keep his 'powers

is

for

to

purpose

by

close

at

of

things

hand;

they

animal

and much

as

animal

race,

of the

body is

perfect,

the

far

It

which

is

is

the

as

from

the chief

the

and

grasping added

be

tho

and contract, branches many

to

lay

yoke

little

to

neverthe with the avaricious

this

must

of working concentration of

of trade

in so

mind,

us

the that

by so

bands of small a

and

not

things

momentary have

beings

thern,

merely as

use,

but

permanent

possession which not only things also but thoso using, for use in used, remain This evident little

if more

hending things future

have been able of the poor a slavery

itself.

evils the To on the poor man's Socialists working endeavour to destroy envy of the rich, maintain and that property, private

over,

governs

for temporary other liviug and in stable

he

;

must

in the perish which, though the future.

still becomes more we consider inau's For deeply. man,

by

the

have

of

power

clearly nature

a

compre bis

and joining the innumerable, more with the present being, tho master of his own acts of his liiuiBelf by the foresight —

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his not exercise choice bis present which regard

to

only on welfare,

not

do

must

their

contribute

have

we

another

that obsolete

certain

in

it

are seems

so

,

and jtL

;

should

what that it

most must

his

own

that as

.

bii,

for

and, man's

a

and should be is needful

it

ivere,

personality, with all that

to

honourably

keep

want and. misery in the uncer tan ties of this mortal life. Now in other can father effect no a this way of profitable except by the ownership which he can transmit to his property,

to is life,

in

children thau less

by inheritance. a

is,

tttnte,

A

no

family, have said,

We

as

a

with society governad by a 'power in itself— 'that is to say, by the father. the limits be not Wherefore, provided which are prescribed transgressed by which it the very purposes for exists, true

i

,

own

he he

the

has at' least Family equal/ rights with the State in the choice and pursuit which 'areof those -needful to its things and its just preservation liberty.We say, at least equal -right's;for household since the domestic is anterior

his

-

-

!

now

here

is

to the both iu idea and in fact gathering of nieii into a the commonwealth, former must and have rights necessarily

be

duties

laid

is

forth thus

is

tilled

skill

utterly changes wild it is before,

was

altered so

truly

part

and of

and That

that

With therefore, reason, little of mankind, opinion the few dissen dents who tained the the study of nature,

the

nature,

nnd

unmistakable

to

it

it

to

be

tranquility

same

principle

of

State-

a

association than sought that

then,

the

rather

were

aftei

civil

.

'.govern

;

as

being with in the

the

peace The

the

household there of mutualjrigbts the must interfere to public power force each party- to give the other what is of due; for this is not to rob citizens their but justly, aud properly to rights, and safeguard strengthen them". But within occur

walls of. the disturbance

grave

the

rulers :

of

y»

State must no go bids them here. stop can neither be authority abolished nor absorbed State, by the for it has the same source as huinau " The life itself. child to tlie belongs and is, as it were, tho continua father," further Paternal

the

nature

;

tion

of the

speak with

of human life. confirmed and enforced laws laws which as long by the civil their are derive as binding they just, from of nature. The force tho law Law adds its of tho Divine authority u6 in the gravest sanction, forbidding and

citizens

at its own should, discretion, and and penetrate pervade the family and pernicious the household, is a great if a finds itself mistake. True, family in "utterly friendless, great "difficulty,' and without of help, it is right prospect that extreme be met necessityby public aid for is a of the each family part In like if commonwealth. manner,,.

common

conducing

as manner

the

ment

which

conformity

of

immediately

more

say,

The idea;

affected by have main has fountl in

owuership, in

to

is

such protected, to be repudiated

opposite view, of nature, and in the law of herself, the foundations tho division of property, and has couof all ages the secrated by the practice of private

rest

the

those

to

prior

the Families— on,entering into association and ex '. fellowship, at the hands of the .'State perienced hindrauce instead of help, and found their attacked instead of being rights

its

now

as

If

nature.

on

now

improved itself

which are and which

latter,

measureand great indistinguishable Is it just that the from it. inseparable fruit of a man's sweat 'an'icl labour should be enjoyed As by another? follow their so it is effects cause, just and that the result -of labour right to him should who has laboured. belong

most

dictates carry

provided by him to enable them themselves from

in

human

who

children, continue

For proijucod/ and cultivated

has

was barren, in abundance.

it

;

brings

right

nature

similarly,

and that

strong

to

told

are

labour which

toil with condition

fruitful

.

'

for any one to possess as owner unjust lie has built or either the laud on which the which he has estate cultivated. do not this) But those who assert per of what ceive that they are robbing man soil

belong

must persons, his capacity of such, a person so much the as his position

in proportion clearly his duties. For it is a multiplies tlint father sacred ldw' of nature a food necessaries and all provide those whom be has begotten ;

proof

surprising

opinions

opposition

We

own

this

possess

therefore, to

proved

more

for right to have the use of the sqil persons private of their aud the fruits laud; but that itlis

his

property,

,

arguments

pre-eminently

under the eternal law and tho Providence governs power of God Whose his all "Wherefore it is in things. fiower things

there what the

on

.of

been

,

to individual naturally also belong to a. man iu head, of, a family nay,

for

;

Those who

soil,

convincing

principle

reason

counsel,

,

keep it. These

becomes

it is this which makes a beings; and distinguishes human being human, from the him essentially and completelythat brute. Aud on this account -viz., alone animals man among possesses his reason it must be' within right

have

live

The., right which .has

be he should that portion possess have a right to and should own, without molestation.

his

has

human

lo

all

commonwealth.

that

the

things however

tho reason, who are

or

iu

of

forth.

again,

revived down".

—

men

the masses than better these remedy

upon

but

con

custom

the

individuals, of very rich

few number a

once is

by

practised Aud men.

the

to

the greed The evil Usury which

competition. by rapacious more than although the demned Church, by form under a different less, still

over,

aB

are

.being v.the whole;, of indeed is humanity's and made to serve

thing

in numbers, bot a indeed true kind anterior to of society," every or with and duties Slate nation, rights of its of the own, independent totally "

;

enjoys, of the

rest

the,

of fruition But animality,

the humanity, and humble handmaid, obey.

he

therefore,

one

just

are

.nature,

least

to the needs who does not

—

.chief

cannot brute creation moved action to. by and the things sensibility alone, by But man with which sense perceives. it different indeed. He possesses, on is of the one hand, the full perfection

for

go

limited

to

thereby

his nature, by that act he makes of nature's .field which' that portion that on which cultivates portion as it the impress of leaves, were, but own and it cannot personality

the

surroundings

no

not

ceases

.

;

that

.

their

beyond

deal

can

rather

abundance but not by the earth, man has brought it into cultivation until and skill. and lavished upon it his care man thus Now, when spends the in and the strength of of his mind, dustry the his fruits of body in. procuring

alert,

which,

sense

great

use

means

but

please,

is

limit the chief aud any way of marriage, ordained principal purpose by God's from ihe authority beginning. Increase and multiply (Genesis i. 28). Thus we have the family the " society'' ; household of a man's own a society

property. eacth to the

it

life,,

in

deny

is that private ownership according nature's For that which law. of for the required preservation and life's is well-being, produced

and his strength, the him to action without determine instincts of These choice. power and the propagation are self-preservation their Both can attain of the species. move

they

owners,

Here,

Importance, greater is that the however, remedy they is propose manifestly against justice. For every man has the right by nature This to possess as his own. property of distinction is one of the chief points between man and the animal creation. of selfFor the brute has no power instincts,

to

not

of

state

-

forth.

still

direction,

is

race

nor

ass,

that all are at full indisputable liberty either to follow the of Jesus counselChrist to enter as to virginity, or the of No. human, bonds, law marriage./ abolish can the natural and of or primitive right marriage,

;

life. is

this

that it be may truly all human subsistence is said that derived either from labour on one's own laborious from some industry land, or which is either in the produce paid for or in which is of the laud itself that for the land what brings exchanged

of deprive they of Jiis of all disposing wages, his of increasing hope and possibility his condition in stock and of bettering

What

as

brings the possess labour so

at

—

given

defenceless, of employers and

guilt,

that

pass

been

of unrestrained has increased

same

by

is

of

wage-earner, the liberty and thus

every him of

it

land

goods.

possessions strike

human

private minister

is

community,

domestic obligations. Iu' choosing a

earth.

has been assigned to any of it part and that the limits of in particular, have been to be left private possession and the fixed industry by man's own Moreover laws of individual peoples. divided the earth, though among

endeavour

iu

daily the

one

that the

disposal whether

moveable

or

therefore, the transfer

to ing individuals the interests

it

at

we,

his

--P

maid

;

no

sparingly, his savings, the land land,

—

ated

with

;

in

of the

fertility

in

only

;

invests in for security, greater his iu in such a case is only wages o another form and, consequently, thus man's little estate working be as at completely purchased should the he his own as wages disposal receives

supply finds

he

this

be private that there can the For God has granted mankind in not in general distinction that all without

lives

and

money,

saves

he property The Socialists, ;

universal

of receiving iu return what is purpose and he for food living j necessary to acquire a expressly proposes thereby to full and real not the right, only to the dis but also remuneration, as he of that remuneration posal

Thus,

daily

And

that of his

his

nor

nor

ox,

his

nor

house, ,

is

.thy

,

new

therefore, shall

storehouse

his

nor

covet

which is his v. anything (Deuteronomy 2i). i The rights here spoken of, belonging to each individual are seen man, in a if much are con they stronger light sidered in relation to man's social and

;

complete

surely

pleases.

the

fail,

Nature,

servant

have stage, to the Man is older recourse State. and he holds the right than the State of his body for the life of providing of any State. to the formation prior the Aud to that God has given say and enjoyment of the earth to the use

engages

at

all

But

is

man

they a

inexhaustible Nor must

when undeniable a that, in remunerative labour, the motive of his the very reason and and to hold work is to obtain property, it as his own If one private possession. hires his strength man out to another for the or his he does this industry, It

See, POPE

a

sessor,

in

orld,

and

munion

Arch

Primates, Bishops

and

bishops,

All

Brethren,

Venerable

our

man

wants.

were

To

to

owes

all

for

to-day, to-morrow.

supplies

demand

nor

which

not

his

nor ; toife his man-servant

neighbours field,

shall

'

TRANSLATION.

OFFICIAL

the'fruits of possess also the earth itself for ; of the earth he can for the future. Man's die but out, recur;

the

Thou

—

that

covet

to

even

,

labour.

of

condition

the

tenns

another's.

can

man

satisfied

he for his Hence

come

.

on

will

in

.

POPE

which those time to

on

not only but earth, of the products make provision need? not do

by municipal by this trans

or

from to ferring property private persons the present evil of the community, state will be set 'to /rights,' because things each citizen then have his will equal of whatever share there is to enjoy. But their are so futile proposals clearly

XIII.

LEO

all,

also

advantage

.

ministered bodies.

FATHER

PROVIDENCE

DIVINE

BY

property by the State They hold that,

but

become be ad

to

place

is

right,

the

—

is

child fcit.

it

in

strictness, civil

but

io

family

it

father's

for

in

the

belongs Thomas

aLtains

the

not

society quality which it is

very

as

the

of

Aquin of

in

its

own

"

it

is

—

v.

And "

that,

says, ill,

its

member.of

a

father" freev.

to

;

begotten. reason that

to

use

and, takes

personality the child

its-

.

HOLY

OUR

of

.

of

should

possessions

.

individual the common

.

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Art

x.

in

of

care

Summa The

12). aside

setting

its

Theologica,

ot

life.

family

(To be

Continued).

General

Cleantngg.

flaming

posters, will Orange procession 12. At home July are displays dismal results.

Orange

moved

take these

of

by

corner

attended

or

the

by

and

beer,

of the the

spirit

marks of

some

boy,

by the

on place senseless

frequently Elated

of whisky execrable that hate that ever

intolerant

Orange

Any

the

influence

potent

"fire

off revolvers their and too of their hearts," succeed in making houses deso often And this has gone on late and sad. for most intervals at years. regular It haB been tolerated by each successive

processionists in the gaiety

for

Government comprehend, and

loud

reasons

loyalty have

persisted those better.

known honest

any

bo

it

deluded

attempt

cannot

we

except

that

their about

prattle to who ought When, however, made to do was

of the Irish to the majority justice tbeBe Orangeman began to be people, made clear that discovered. They It wns was but skin deep. the loyalty through. They raised which Mr. T. D. a miserable whine, a touch of exquisite with Sullivan, sarcasm, put for them into verse— self

self,

self,

for

all

Pity the case of the loyal, of subjects Bravest and truest of law and Foremost upholders all Whilst they had eveything

Orangemen

?

is

thing have

demonstrating

the

Telegraph,"

Daily

Lord

"

"

Telegraph,"

of England by the which the Anglican not

for

those

introduce

who

and that

it,

would

at

home, value by

bow future

exactly for

all

its

a

The

According

Mine.

Morgan

Mount

to his

two

letters

ers

of

of the

be

a

responsible position. alone in his opinion.

not Protestunt celebrated Dublin wrote of it is

;

It

sign.

of

Archbishop The very name

"

chosen

is

A

on

is

to

purpose

of civil war memory keep up the ifriend of which every humanity It is would wish to bury in oblivion. the was what heathen among doing an accursed The reckoned thing. lives for the Society express of preventing the of memory purpose And these feuds from passing away." of the existence natural outcome the

Orange

of

the

on recrudescence society of religious feuds each successive July that result io and quarrels frequently fatal In these and sad outrages. is

this

is the Orange display snch attended outrages. by any such sad results, there were any Government ot the country would " the of the teach gentleman

not

colonies

such

were

hearts,"

that

Orangeman, 6&fe

it

not

indeed,

and

the

particular

Brothers"

of

—

save

at

jthem

sorry

figure

King

steed,

symbolic display from a becoming to

cannot source

the

of

juvenile

4To the older community. are educated citizens, they

of the

portion

and

milk-white

merriment

infinite

very

—

brotherly

attempts

a

the rev. open bible, of the preachers Gospel usnal love and the other

the

Billy, "

cut

They

more

of

of their of con

because pity objects or else foolishness objects silly of the rabid because bigotry tempt to these countries would trausfer which aud of the feuds the source religious

simply

factious

of the

land

at home.

National Library of Australia

discovcrijs

best

"

The

of

tons

stone

when

Horse' haioss and

of gold, at 201,000oz. worth, yielded To produce this dg4 per oz., £804,000. the has amount, company magnificent and paid in £129,000, expended only tax it dividend £19,000, leaving, may of £656,000. be presumed, & net profit The dividends, however, have amounted Unfortunately, only £241,000. from this the bulk of the profits arc shareholders, paid to absentee in those resident the have in most land) shares at so excessive

in

not

mine while

can

time This

given of quartz.

much

kaolin the

through

as

was

is

a it

that have

although been

3 4,000 1

fror

removed

of the mountain, and 25,430 the Lady Musgrave Beef, he that

removed bulk treated

stone

more

remains

than

t

tone the

ons it.

vowel

American

is

it

the

danger, madness to

was

a

the

all.-

venture

the

the body of Goodin or Wooldon. and a boat party were unsuc in trace of the cessful fiudiug auy bodies of R. Wooldon and Harry Goodin. The former hos been, 20 and; lotter 12 years in the service of. the Mr. Jas. of Kimo. Robinson, J.P., Dave who acted so M'Giunity, bravely,

either

police

-

in

and .saved

lives before his own. boat is the son. of the late.. up, who was shot by; M'Ginnity, Sergeant the Too bushranger. much, Morgan, credit be given to Edward: True, cannot

at

time

Cathedral,

until

who merit said

The

and

visitor

saying

of

which

yaw-uh"

prouonnced An

sounds

Victoria, "

be

Victawria."

The Mr.

to

of

four

got

smashed

for

his

M'Giunity,

iu bravery Sullivan,

,

Waller,

rescuing and Battye.

"

cultivated

am,

the

Briton

according negative I cahng go," and All of which throws also,

aiu't

Sweet, uses and says,

as

the

of

Incidents

the

French

Labour

"

labs

Riots-

time." on the difficulty experienced light the in understanding by Mr. Kipling of otherwise common intelligent speech some

.

j

would

He

Americans. if he Bhould

!

-mid

right,

the

four

all,

do

we

abomination " undoubtedly

Mr.

is

,

;

!

Fourmies, upon

the

May

were

!

r

j

dead for held

in in

the

the

with

covered

of | '

at

top from

!

<

The flood Gundagai

which A

been

or

6in.,

in

the on

within washed

considerable

Murrumbidgee Sunday reached

Biver

34ft of the flood of 1852, the old township. away amo.'.nt of damage has 2ft

on

at

their

convent

were

abruptlyandMargerin

were

to

required

and

to

the prepare One, Sister Agatha, a dying child from until

evening

Son."

crucified

Fatalities.

of

nity

of the tioops the first of

fire

asked When she said fatigued, Blessed Virgin

j

m u

Commission

insurgents

burial. her arms

aged

an

coin

four in she did

the

I thought

of her

if

morning. feel

Flood

e

in prayiug whence chapel, they summoned by the Abbe

seven

on

—

and

the

during

ibis Vicars. They tend the wounded

not

the highest authority American paper. orthoepy

English

|

hundred

Kipling speak the Cockney Sweet, by Mr. proscribed

after

Maybe,

|

reached

Five religious S uperior f rorn the littl the Sisters of the

be

delighted, to to heur come Boston, out the " evenin' the newsboys calling and knocking the final g off pipers," fashion innocent but the participles has not yet of Athens.

satisfied

has

pronounced

are

j

no doubt, tion, in the face of the statement especially the feet of 700 that during year of sinking aud 270 feet have tunnelling ont without been carried striking On the other baud, two gold. payable one 30 feet, the new tunnels, carrying of payable other 40 feet stone, have As to the future, been opened. Mr. Hall

stone

vowel.

a

others

man

;

tree."

a

American.

in

explana encouraging

not

is

"except

by

True

to

Gundagai,. and got a small returned no one named Edward

tbey

young would face

go

to

came

miles,

a

out

to

who wore also and he iu;. trees, nity, aud brought then returned out Battye. and Sullivan, who were, quite exhausted: and could not havo held out another 10j No trace has yet beou found minutes.

some ago the by hearing puzzled text: out the officiating clergy give " hath to let him He that yaws yaw, our readers may yaw." which, perhaps, able into Northbe to translate

furnaces treated

formerly rational

your

Canterbury was much

a

so

nearly be put

a

says

"

too,

he declares that he will noi more be able to pay than 6d. whereas the smallest a month, dividend time has been 8d. He paid for a long the diminished of that explains yield from the greater bulk and gold arises of kaolin than ordinary lighter weight from the evaporation quai ls and also the in result of water roasting, being

'e

disappeared

Critic,

the and

varies

like

mnst

for

investors, ia future

that

words

price that the be, do not though they large reasonable interest. And Mr. little to such encouragement

dividends, them yield Hall offers

the Bays followed is and 'flower'

the like." He also

(Qneeensbought thoir

colouy cases

W'en

To make the up flowuh loss of for this maltreated letter position educated Londoner the frequently inserts it where it has no to be. right ' aud He says ' idear of,' Indiar office,'

the

have

to

it

'

also

has

r

entirely,"

its

seen

the year treated

During

days."

75,000

made,

are

bat

a

ridicule.

further

"

be pronounced

to

be

'im.

met

six when

hud

However, True, daylight. holder of Ihe certificate of from the Boyal Humane Society, he would die or save his mate,, and in He started, a short Batty e. with time returned Waller and M'Giu

him

met

of

i

except

as

to

to

are

When he

'er.

'im,

'c,

therefore

is

,

weight

soon

guy Colonial

among was

the

to colony, self-governing pranks on the lives play such atrocious aud liberties of their fellow-citizens of The denominations. other Orange excite wide-spread processionists pretty

ly

in

If

pronunced

on

distance but oat,

are

words

not

" :

holding white

I-Ier

not

guimpe,

to given the child's Another, parents. beingcalled to a wound upon plug man's head in a whence the brains to the

were

was

blood,

issuing, and

opening

applied held it

her

hand

there

for

j

sach

in

one

Those

aspirate

such

in

They

etc.

her,

him,

he,

The

r.

saw

do

;

and he shore

smashed,

which speak alphabet outside of the charmed

English

should

is stock, or tne its permauence of great importance. reverse is a question to the Brisbaue Courier the According " bis last of lho mine in manager admits that the mine has, unless report

dictum,

h and misuse, not be sounded

always

great caused by of phenom-

ruin

the

is

the

for

interest,

all despite in its speculation enal and richness,

Morgan

'

pat

Bat

commanding

of

Mount

from

news

,

declared that " the Orange of England, had a been curse to long Society It had done more to Ireland. keep of race and religion than hatred alive had other, and done more body, any all the other secret bodies harm than Bather talk this plain together." from

Becent

there

seven'

1

in small a put off from the shore bottoraed boat and rescued John Burns aud Cunningham, and in returning, .to assistance of the others the his boat

j

is the on Society similar it all. societies, when the of the cannot stand glare it. The Bight is let in on Hon. light W. who was Vernon Sir Harconrt, a. Minister Cabinet more than once

Orange

sequence the wane. Like

in

an

a

;

con

also

lias

the

for

roscued. to ino, and

beiug close fellow

I

spoken and

its

tie

carfie'd"'d6wn' wo reached

were

until yards we remained

rose poor again. Harry Goodin, who was also was drowned, about 200 yards below mo until hulfan-honr before'assistuhce arrived. ho laH time ho called out he said, be could not hold out much 'After the louger. boat sank a young D. M'Giunity, man,

perfect guide to the correct pro as nunciation of the language spoken educated upper-class English by the

is

of

but

;

it

is

unfortunately and kaolin,

expeditiously. be may conveyed

The

the

great cannot be news thus

but it disappointing, is not so bad as rumour has for some of the mouths declared the state minb. " has to be. The bottom fallen (not) at and there is reaout of it," any rate,

two or houses three beiug done, aud a number washed away completely of those on the low- lying land submerged idea cau be given as to losses in No

two

stock. On

your

been

I j

a

in

form."

in

myself

hundred a where snag, hours before Wooldon sink think

struck a tree (he wholefiof leaving the vv:U r. Eugene

up','

several

a

after

afterwards

shortly smashed

struggling Sullivan and

Mr. Henry Sweet Critic calls the

and

Wooldon,

us

for the guidance of alphabet can bo no his so that there readers, of his misunderstanding possibility Sweet insists that bis book rules. Mr.

;

as

speech, from showing amend them.

both

English,

literary

vented

!

and

kuown,

are

and and

man.

mine,

they

tance

,

—

they, authority

way.

Now

strong down

but

Richard

them in the boat we safely for land. The current vviis very and a lot of timber was comiiig the stream. The was ternight and nftcf dark, going a short dis the boat ian on a submerged shag

getting started

on English pronounciautboiity "A of has just published primer of for the instruction Spoken English," all enough to dwell people unfortunate London and its outside a limited area, " home suburbs the of original

is

were

own

1

and

in

tion,

standard

"

—

and Mantoii wore we young gdfc tberu into the boat and rowed tkeui on shore. to the fescue .We then returned of Waller, H. Engene Sullivan, Goodw

betrayeth

Anglomaniacs

narrow

Bankin

Pate

of

to

scholar, York New

"

their

rescue is,

Not is only the imitation

speech

escapes before' rescuing One of the' rescue danger. Mr. E. Battye, thus' the describes On reaching : the tree where

porty

for

highest

is healing rapidly nt its proper appraised It is almost men. all sensible criminal. It. is bevond oitv. is It Star. The Morning below contempt.sore

festering

"

but

defects refrained

unkindly

Happily

by

willingly exist here

to

cause

aim

Mr. Budyard Kilping have kindly pointed

critics,

distinguished whom the

bigotry

a

our

us

ami shauis, tbey for the Church of

several those in

Expatriation"

awakened.

a

the latest, national

have

English

no

;

libly

out

aud clergy bishops cauSuch a society Tasmania ia not a The strife. religious

forget." here. prosper soil

that

"

of

bad one, His poor,"

iB

being

dry."

fidelity

political

revival

to

congenial of action

could

writ,

author

is

English

writes

luws recalling penal man of without thinks their prove friendship

uuite

of it him.

They

who sovereign," his work plighted ink wherewith 'twas " They prove their

caustic that the

abroad he the model

their prove the London a dead by toasting broke scandalously " e'er the of honour, "

was manned by Mr." Cun of the Boadti' Department, "Mr E. J. and Mr. John Burns;Batty'e, The was and 'thb'rivef night very dark was with running frightful rapidity'. The boat's crew had a rough tiine arid

ningham,

Spoke.

is

She

as

boat

police

for him the proud yet in reserve holding of having deceived a native distinction of Queen Victoria." born subject As at homo he lives in a long as lie stays he goes fool's but the moment paradise,

organ even decisive puts it, "not in the ones which affected a side issue revolution of 1688." The anniversaries of these battles seek to make in they Ireland and some the in of parts and occasions for foolish Colonies, display. to England"

dividends that sixpenny with tolerable regularity.

says Anglomaniac's only aud object in life is to be mistaken " He ah Englishman. frequently own kind by his couutrymeo,

Boyue, "

late

of the

The

Beaconsfield

loyalty

paid

English

Tbey

of

offensive

expect

be

many

them. celebrating and the Aughritn combats," as the London

two

to

Will

not,

silly.

battles iti famous from to English history Agincourt involv in which issues were Waterloo, the ing that helped to 6hape aud mould destinies of England and her English even unto this These people day. of her do not loyal Ftilijbcts Majesty

been

son

the There

think

eminently

so

know

really

whom they are We should rather

or

dream celebrate

walls enlivened that announcing

Launceston

the

Do what

,l

days past have been

some

with

to

A Curse land.

Orangeism—

For

Q.

therefore, and intro parent of the State, act and threaten the

providence natural justice,

against ery existence

(St. 2ae

Socialists,

the

the

ducing

parents" 2a.

-

Thomas

i

nnd

power

!;

;

that arid

Saturday two

six

men

others

news were on

a

reached up small

a

tree island.

the at

town Kloio

The

ing

hours. over

a

all refusing the name

care

"In the

One, Bister Agnes, bend who persisted in dying man offers

of

of religion said mother your

God." peace with for uiy molher?" the name of Christ, ."I dox..'t religious.

"

was

What the

then," know

" ;

In

make do I reply.

urged him,"

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inspected

on

Tuesday,

and

with

the perfection immense propor His Majesty a

to

cruise

tne

Hatzfeldt, the Magnates

of

the

the

for

City with

which he hospitality magnificent was entertained duriug his stay and the welcome extended to him by the hearty citizens generally. of the impending famine in In view of the failure of Russia in consequence the Govern the crops in that country ex to the ment have decided prohibit all and in fact specula port of wheat, in

grain.

of

Government to

refused

formally refugee

have

Turkey

Russian

allow

in Palestine. Jews to settle of Austria and Government The tbe are Roumania forcibly preventing of persecuted their Jews into influx

dominions. for the to the In reference tendering four per cent loan of u West Australian at for of a million par, sterling quarter was aud which which £365,000 offered, an of £100 10s. realised average 10d., that of over

tendering one least

in

of

Government

high financial announcing the

circles a

accounts

the

per

cent.

port Sir

Judge South

lato

Dr.

Magee

enthroned his own Cathed ra I. The British Committee with the World's Fair will

the at

be

cases

from Russia were as the emissaries of the plot. bottom Appeal has been made to the Queen's the decision of Bench Division against Recorder men

the have

in

who

struck

the of nonemployment against In Recorder's unionists. the opiuiori was anch action on the part of the men breach of law, and laid them a distinct of £20, or imprison open to a penalty ment. The Bench quashed the decision ; maintain-: Lord Chief Justice Coleridge strike conducted the that a with ing of compelling not to employers object laborers did not come non-union

engage under

the

of

definition

criminal

con

spiracy..

The Labour

Party

arejubilant.

the

The

deplores Judgment of the it the law in places Bench, stating of favouring ucw unionism the position on the sanctions and virtually tyranny Times

National Library of Australia

and

England

.

The

made

demand

a

criminally

a

in

financial

Farther Government

it

£800,000

in

of

Rohilla, Albert which

is

are

gold

that

the

to about from London.

of the .the

vessel

burst Lascars

Docks,

the

social

to

subjected

The

were

Russian withdraw

and

sold

is

Chambers,

the

Recorder

and

,

and.

the

CaniuliuuB,:resuUed.ih

secret

the

to

of its Messrs.:

the

a

victory

.

-

.

by

:

.

;

;

of

the

the

the1

mine and

a

was'not that the shaft; 'take in one' placeThe outlook of the;

one

mine. was

extremely

were

!

promising! :

increasing.

o'clock

two

of

rumours

the

only

when

—

17.

July the

;

!

:

As

afternoon-— till yesterday the house was oc-; morning the No-confidence in debating moved by Mr. Holder, 'member'' Burra. On a division the Gov

this

motion for

the were in a majority of four— ernment the Government the' 24; viz., Opposi tion 20. Macintosh's are (paid) quoted to-day ;

at

6s.

>

10|d. "

books

that'

has

shareholder disclose

missing. for out

It the

steamer

Rockton.

to

of:

a

1

is believed South Sea

he has

cleared by the

Islands,

'

d9;

July

Commissioners recommendation that-

have1 the'

Railway a

all

Brake

rolling-stock Flood

The

to

amounts proceeds at the

and aud

city

His disappeared.1' that about £10,000 is

Melbouune, The issued

-18;

Sydney, 'July a prominent

rumoured

is

It

:

-

Westinghouse

Armstrong

has fund for 'the the flood.

the1

met

2.30

Hyppolite

composition

£8752;

of the Bijou

should be applied in the colony.Relief Fund now

including given

benefit Theatre

by

£210 the last night the Brough

Boucicault troupe. evidence The medical

given at the' who is> of Colston, with1 charged murder of Mi, and Mrs. the Davis at in February last, discloses Narbetliong the 'is that prisoner sane'; perfectly down the of virtually breaking plea

result

16. clock; Governor's speech had been motion for an Address-inmoved and seconded and Gibbs moved that a clause that the Government no

Sydney,

Parliament

)

Ameiicans

on

he said, the returns

sembly

the.

inventor 41 Melinite"

j

Hopetoun)

to

ithat

to

aspirant stated that

of

Adelaide,

its passed of Lords'

are

of mud in the of the houses, the; tenements

trial

;

of the

play-

of

mine,

INTERCOLONIAL.

j

match

.

depending would creep

mow

There

banks;'

meeting Proprietary Company;' the chairman (Mr.

said

creep,"

ipart

is

half-yearly Hill

Execu

an

Co. has been considered, with that tho verdict is upheld.

minm of thirty shillings. Her ten Majesty the Queen reviewed last Thurs thousand troops at Aldershot

has retired, of London, City The Intercolonial Cricket botween (lie ed yesterday,

the

haye

the -river

deposits the floors

held yesterday, referring Wilson);

from reported are assembling the command of

who

Propbete,

manufacture

were three seriously injured. Governor Lord Carrington, formerly South of New Wales is about to start on a- tour through South Africa. The million West Australian quarter loan this at a pre-floated. week, is now

day. Mr.

its

thick and on

Broken

!

the known as explosive which was taken to the Court of Cassation tho convic (nppeal) against tion on a for churge of treason having

to

owing

scalded,

of

is

It is Presidency. murdered General rebelsjhave but this confirmation. requires The case of Turpin, the

July 17. P. & O. steamer was at (he lying

yesterday,

At

is

revoltors under

forces

their

General

pre

outbreak

fresh

the Yarra

on

and

vanished, within

of the. sufferers

relief

;

e

celebrated lias made

<

waters

Governor (Lord towards £100

given

matters, to the persecution regard Russia. As a result of states Mr. Arnold lie which the Jews cruelty

the

affirmed

The

cupied

Wayti.

circles.

steauipipe while six

White,

been

A

London, Tho

Arnold

House

the

..,

Iconsequently many still uninhabitable. lare

due to Prince late chief at. of. the Dolgorukoff, police to attribute Moscow, and. it is ridiculous tbe atrocities which havo been com mitted to the Russian people.

recently for guarantors

adjustment. uneasy feeling

very

streets

!

have

the

Bill

in

on

have

who

their

on

'

confidence

.

running however,

Beltcher who was mistake for

of

Education

reading

investigation considers the

the

merchants

limited,

await

still

Generally vails

Free

Mr.

of the city. It of Messrs. accounts

Australia,

in

,

No Dibbs.

by Mr.

flood

almost

of Mr.

Finance

July 1,7. the support

will

j

From

second

bank

leading that the and Co.,

milk. The

|

tive.

writer

an

stated Murietla

of

with enquiries of the Jews. in

London Stock Exchange concerning in connection with crisis impending affairs

|

be

to

Government

recently President

Stambouloff,

conduct, of a satis

the

of

eases

assassinated

said,

is

V

,

Party, the

6s.,

(3d.,

Lachlan

boy.

1

,

Sydney,

in.

tabled josses

f£5 .

the sheep. .along, among, of the flooded River, by reason is nature of the country, .very great.., 1 7.; Melbourne, J.uly Police-court At the North Melbourne this morning a milkman named Kerr fined for selling was £25 adulterated

j

yesterday.

on,

a

motion, The

,,,,

Centrals

6d.,\

'

14s.;

(old)

C\r\n\r-

(contributqrs) Norths lbs.,.,.

Is.,

:

debate, was, The Govern

2s.

Macintosh

The Labour Government

was

1883

MO

£5,

lata

f.hfi

to-day. of a majority.

,

;

estates

inurderer

:

have been

heard

till

are

British

.

the

been

have

in

,!

i

.16.,

moved by Mr.

was

The

sanguine

13s. 6d. Rounds

six

a

is

Hills

millionaires.

In Hall-

Bulgarian

his

arraigned. Rumours

of

two

the discovered the Minister

,at

treatment

hospital

were

hopeless, to their called explain upon anil cautioned that in default be will they factory reply

£400,000,

that

under

paupers

industrial

England.

of these

£780,000., The

connection be held

tp

meat

the

tf>

life with' only begin bless himself nor with, that of an errand trainiug

of

value

have year, appoiut?d to the twenty-five delegates arrange British exhibits. from state that doc Berlin Advices Halm and Berguiann, who. admit tors with cancer having inoculated lymph

the Premier of Count Stambouloff, It Cabinet. is the Bulgarian alleged

of

iu

l7

July

yesterday,

Ministry.

adjourned

Mr. Lister respect

.

next

Chicago

is

same

several

the

succeed

one

estate, purchased the Seventoir the Rivaux and, in. 1887 22,000 acres: of 10,000 The combined acres. estate,

,

fifty

is at a Massowah, raging the Red Sea. Puisne William a Windeyer, of the Supreme Court of New of Wales, and Juiien Salomons,

the Plymouth

to.

'Sopth.

motion,

Tl'Aflcni'Oi

burn

built he .became, as we have des was fortunes. the architect of his own cribed, Mr. Lister, besides tbe owner of being industrial establishments the largest iu the world owned one by one man, is now of the landed iu the largest proprietors

Lichfield,

of York, Archbishop on September 15, in

as

machine.' in

not to

North of

T-TnlrlAI

talent for mechan the natural and persuaded father ical his invention, him a mill of a Univer to. give instead the mill education. As soon as sity

Australian

:

have been gazetted colony, members of the Privy Council. has been discovered A conspiracy the for its murder of having object the

the

in

developing

unless the. conclusively Admiralty the accusation levelled against disproves, in the days of the the officers question coutiuuance of the Ringdove, as well as those of the Egeria, as members of the on

was

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4

that

Squadrou

no-confklence the Assembly,

.

of the Ringdove, and for enquiry, odds that an example should be made of in the offenders order to save the honor of the British It also affirms Navy.

whose

the

Cholera in

;4

are numbered. Station, Dr. Maclagan, Bishop, who has -.beenjappoiuted

rubbish.'

he belongs to an oil contrary, and was family, designed, being county the fourth Church. only spn, for the Instead role this of, however, aceepting he insisted of of the family,' on fool

wjiieh

ar recently on .the Australian: under the command of Captain Truth" demands either an denial of those statements or a

British

for

it.

|

eprly the

On

was

exception of rule

pence

recall

deficit

of

general He did

'

official

of

Victoria affected loan to the extent

for

Bain.

an

his

his

wool-combing

a

is

.

believed tbe cable a million

is

it

in

station,

A

was the discovery second fortune. His made by his invention

this

of

fortune

of

.

expressed, through von London, Count his thanks of Wildenburg, to in

men

Sell

'

and

first

certain, concerning of the first class screw

Ringdove, from England .

has

Emperor

The

gun-boat rived

coast.

Ambassador

tion

and

officers

4

silk.

asked.

it and was told What do you do with

-

and the design structure. of the tions started on afterwards of the

waste h«

foundation

mad?

are

was

stuffs,

of the London Dockers'. Secretary that he disapproved of the stated make to Trades Uu ions close proposal corporations. an extract from "Truth" republishes " the Sydney Sunday Times," wherein allegations

are

Adelaide,

was

-it

,a

.and Mel-

;

-

15;

July

the

The Emperor Forth Bridge was much impressed

The

Labour

Union,

William

bourne

'

Mr. Benjamin

sitting,

read

.

News.)

.

Daily

new

the

on.

ships

the

.Cjouncij,

hundred

'that'

three nine, houses in inundated.

seventy

Mr. Lister it as the reply. bought and turned: rubbish at it into -d. a lb. that is to say, He discovered, gold. silk how to use waste for the manufacture of plush ;aud other such'

the

Tillett,

the

London,

Norwegian

now

shomng

report

Melbourne Clerk

Town

,

.

Commission

before

the

'

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evidence

giving

fiye

..

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In

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the

A.t

yesterday,

,,

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w

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two of the President's fled. and the others

sunk

were

:

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what

it.?' v

Wednesday

is

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again

steadily gaining naval engagement

t

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nf

are

upwards.) Thq total

.

mastery.

fnrppfl

tViA

and In a

Balmaceda.

have

insurgents

Hofnnfprl

flood of of

Argus

to

-

Chilian

the

amount

_

<

enquired

The

—

Mr.

different

three thousand 'pounds. the several .funds at present thousands pounds.

'j

4

tions.

Jntei-colonial

by

in ;the.

:

protect

.of-

lated

to

Subscriptions fund

'

to have been despatched troops the settlers from their, depreda

of

litory

newly-elected the enormous

thq principal of being .that

.....

relief

Baron designated Mall Gazette says Peer :—4' The

.

next riqonth, cdnsideratiori of troops

for" subject mobilization colonies.

,

in

>

reserves

ber

Melbourne.

fortune accumu one of the Lister, is one of the romances birthday peers,' of fortunes made -in business.' Going a London warehouse he one day into came He .a mf rubbish. upon pile

Arizona has at length whole of the Indians on ..The have revolted and a large num

occurred.

-been has The Pall

birthday, Masham. of the"

.

Iudians

Navajo

'

Melbourne, "July 16. of 'intercolonial Another conference will be "held Commandants'; in

.

alone, Core, she kiss upon

;

a

.

of the

Italians who were recently lynched by the populace of New in Orleans have, sent claims for heavy to the compensation City Treasurer. trouble The. threatened .the among

cirvnnllv

(From

a

:

,

and

1

.

half dollars. The families

their

failed,

milliqn

a

'

'

to

and

"

.

amounting

lumbeymer-

:

-

-

Chicago,

& Co., have

country

,

worse,

returned

discredited

.

liabilities

15.

—

The delirium is abating. of the Victorian competition for the Queen's prize Infantry a at: was failure. Bisloy The; top scorer, in the match made 93. The winner's lowest score prize being 82. the highest scorer for Captain McLeisli, the Australians, however, only made 65 out of a possible. 100. Mr. who was Samuel Cunliffe Lister, the Queeu's to the elevated Peerage on The Mounted

rapidly

'

having

labour party appointed' of five to committee control the party's v v action in Parliament.

-slightly

.

.

is

now

is

;

.

Howell" of

chatifcs,

that

health

Spurgeon's

with

defeated. The

better.

16.

July

condition beds

evident

is

sinking. Messrs.

—

anli

London,

Spurgeon'a it

Mr

feared

is

Government from the

'

forty.

the

and and

i

Mr. and

down and imprinted a after each forehead, upon it the tracing Demands are be Sign of the Cross. that the in all directions ing made cure of Abbe Fourmies, Margerin, the Cross of the Legion should receive " of Honour. Catholic Times, May knelt

failing

of

hundred hundred

.

reality

near.

action and it

one

'

seen

is

passed

.

in

though

herself by the

end

;

what she reserved for herself the that of considered hardest task, the dead for burial. With preparing the aid of one she washed the religious without blood from the and, bodies, ward ransacked the priests' permission, robes for what in the was necessary when the Afterwards, way of linen. were laid out on the floor of the bodies

thinking

The

night, gradually

is

the

none,

presbyterj,

Spurgeon

a

one

to

—

heart,

with the cross, his breast. The aged Superior to second in heroism seventy-six,

H.

restless

.very

on

C.

by

runs,

,

died, and of Sister

former,

:

buried

Agnes of

He

I.

as

the.

seventy-six

.

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such

over

for

over

_

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labour

.

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of

section

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-

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met

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then Mr. be added

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July

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the taunted

confidence the

of the Barkes'

i

set insanity in his council The number for May last

up by the defence. of berths in was

920,

1551. The Registrar-General the population on Mav MacTntoshs are (pro) at Vs. Hcl. £10 ; Hills,

'prisoner's the the

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:

colony

1

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estimates' 1

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'thorough Woodward's

of gratitude of the country.

ing 'industry vigorous life

candour deserves the the government and Should a languish back to be nursed

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valuable addition known sources of ,to the: .country's was received with wealth par A period of donable, jubilation. ensued much resem excitement which that occurs during a

drawn tions,

complaints,

rush." were Numbers fields from all direc to the from the sister even colonies,

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cause

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belong

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Governor

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were con

and

of

the

world.

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rest

in

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to

cool

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after

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on

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vessels

their

to the

of TRAVELS of WEST

NOTES NORTH

vitation I

the

squadron arrived at Albany last Amongst the- officers

mornin.g. eastward

Midshipman

This

a

for

of

part station.

having

Himalaya,

Loftie, at

stay

aerostat

the Police

crews

relief

proceeding

a

the

shallow

the

from

troopship

Thursday

peace.

d $

not far

the

came

in

Viola

Miss

board the Australian

dent

down

and

off,

landing the river

us I

Porongorups where Railway

office

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is

country

the

of

are

of

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timber

of

area

on be taken up the Great Southern

to

than

took

once

p.m.

day

tenure

at

2.30

after

large

near

the and by

Nor

later

tenders.

will erect a sawmill an company English the to their attention especially devoting there is a block for which of karri cutting for in London paving demand great

over. a

trees.

its

of director the local Mr. E. E. Nesbit, has M. G. Company, Fraser's South from Mi. the following telegram received of Oates, the mining manager:— -Amalgam ounces. Batuery the plates three hundred still running.

the keeness of of a Governor Weld" has won in the affections of the place

even

stone.

which recently several fencos were Forrest Hill a piece was acres in extent

of the

opening Lordship

shortly

"

those

18

visit Fre the Bishop will for the pur mantle on Sunday week next of the lately completed pose blessing School. I he Convent of the New portion will commence of consecration ceremony

flag the

and will be

were,

of

His

own

city hall and graceful

they

date

something

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though

at

crushing M2 ozs.

:

a

the

too when great whose death is

none

enduring

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similar and

offices,

of manager has receiv

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;

to their

effective

and

"gold

all

remove

;

bling

only

that

;

unsatisfatory one. Barely two years have passed made since the announcement was the the of tin in 'of; discovery of districts. The news southern new

it

cases,

town

by

sea-siders

of J Mr. H. Saunders, managor legal informs us the Fraser's G. M. Company, at the mine result that the last crushing stone crushed 100 tons of ed as follows 13 dwts. 12 grs. of gold. 114 ozs. yielding 4 per West of the Australian The scrip of was issue £250,000) cent, loan (first on the London money last week quoted lOd. short at £101 10s. a rise market just the than three of 20s. in less days from

making

of

of

the

storm

and on several cleared of

completely

her position, inspiring bettering her her to ambitions and stirring higher and to the to a more active life bringing all the will and an indomitable task of a varied wisdom rarely gathered he achieved a suc«ess quite experience, his tenure of Short as wonderful. its before he was enabled long offipe was, of the with to perfect close say colony, "—a statement At last she moves truth, due which a course of describes progress, then to his be policy, visibly enlightened which has since been and never ginning Weld Sir Frederick entirely interrupted. of the movement which was the originator the free constitution has conferred us upon its we now country enjoy, he gave to the its first first line, steamboat telegraph its first line. Let these service, railway be his monument in West Australia things he was. what manner of man and' proclaim

complaint

for

applied many had

too

a

the

tributes

loss.

work

been anticipated application of some in a singular way by that resident in other Perth, person of this particular whose knowledge result was not the spot of ground could and of personal investigation bv some only have been acquired whic it is of intuition process men to under not given to plain would Mr. Woodward stand.

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find,

to by wise legislation, be. given ; for must the praise to attention he has not only called but has 'the of decay progress out The the remedy. rpointed a of the tinfields has been history short and to onej early contrary

this

have

ers,

Jhim

.anticipations,

too,

public

personal

rest

signifi

these

whole

for

Albany

ground

of

of their to obligations him, quite unaware of them. or quite unmindful Having con West Australia benefits on ferred lasting in return, its lasting he receives as is just, He all the possessed qualities gratitude. him an of a new and to make ideal governor A skilful administrator, colony. struggling of no mean an a clever statesman, explorer farmer and squatter, repute and a practical which he gave to the preparation the care was of his beneficial many projects only in carrying them equalled by his firmness Australia his out. In West abilities At his he bad scope. corning ample in a con the found country lethargic almost and dition, knowing nothing of the about the progress as little caring

his

get

This

killed

simply

provement.

have' never expectations But the disappointed. under consideration differs report from most official creditably in its documents of a like character Mr. outspokenness.

f-

.

at

of the

of

that

made by experienced own and in our columns miners, the unsatis as to and elsewhere conditions on obtaining factory and of the suggestions, the tinfield, men with the made by the same im of about an; view bringing

expect and

.

have

statements

but

praise.

.compiler's

he .

to

They

a Proofs of with such acquaintance thorough' the public to have a right subjects the from one holding

moderate

for.

and syndicates persons grabbing themselves or not work who will words else." These let anyone nutshell. in a the matter put an echo of the seem almost

the upon a document ;careful

before in

in

up

short on the by the would

West Australians who of generation to know him. No more privileged to his high private vincing testimony could be adduced worth than official of unreserved respect mingled feeling with which he is regarded admiration

as

prospecting,

of

memory felt with

an

field,"

supposed it is anything

discovered taken up

eyes

1891.

23,

by

tower

thought

being improper

regulations, be taken

mining present to land having all Perth stops should a man be

IX.

—

death "This

closing unusual

is

far,

the

on

the

over

The. lialfmasting

colony.

win

a

the

passed over blown down

industry.

deep gloom

a

has the

says legislation. the government report, gologist's under the never do much "will

resist

spirit

evil with good conquer the reward prepared for Pius the name of Christ."

.i

Ms.

l&ccortr.

%

indefatigable

of It

retrieving in a very Legislation

was

During

to

their

Weld's of Sir Frederick news death, will be announced yesterday, by telegraph keen lands. It heard with regret in many is no exaggeration to say that the unex and unwelcome casts intelligence a pected

an

trouble

cause.

so

tin-field, to

only done

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BiM. Paul C.

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after

the

to

that

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has

been

A'ppolinaris of

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24

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JULY.

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put

for

.

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and without which

Fortunately

.fizzle.

not

are

search

.

i

not

is

upon. an that industry with.an imposing boom ended, in or almost

ended,'

©

very

heart

:

to It

opened

lOS.

£1

which

might

capable

result

goals to two. Mu. W. E. Clifton, legal" G. M. Company, the Central last that the ed intelligence mine the company's yieldevl dwts. 12 grs. from 137 tons of

will

enough

good

of

the

three

opportunity, slightest doubt,

are

the 5th.

of

The

fair

a

in connection of Prizes take School will Fremantle on Convent School, Fremantle,

;

bring

state

character space of time. lines suggested practical if it government geologist, not have the effect of Grreenbushes blossom like would at anyrate speedily vert it of into the home

tin-

our

moral

a

take

cause ,

of

government

profitably meditate

t...

records

contain,

fields; sub past

folloAving

Record

to the

scriptions week,.-—

the

.

have

5VrE

brief

different

was

situated of property centrally under of has been Australia the understand we purchase by tender of £7000. for the sum received was highest of has disposed Mb. George Smeddles West for of in a block Land Hay-street £622, equal to £6 6s. 6d. per foot of front is the of MrB. Bunbury, Rose, age. purchaser. the Fremantle School A from team week and played visited Perth yesterday of the School. the High representatives

worthy it

made week in

ascent

Wednesday

on

357

were

City.

The

insist

to

in

Sons

world

Happily,

own

Tinfield.

The

tinfields

be

to

"Viola

August

the

it

there

the

balloon

successful

place

returns

matter

the

not

is

our

Woodward's report the almost forgotten Grreenbush.es of the.

Mr.

appeared, existence

Office.

there

had,

concerned,

With

June

in

The Drawing with the North

inadequate

about

poor it is useless to, point the outside telling upon that we have something

down to an insignificant figure, and the public became disgusted if the truth then indifferent, and, of be told, with the exception must

shoAving of Is.

Albany,

ore

less

so

of

Guildford.

miles

square

fifty

yield said such

a

to

regulations the unsuitable, raised dwindled

and

of

is

better.

mining

unfair of

returns

j

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the

.:

were

.

Government Maps of sent the blocks for sale .'"

that be

to

land

matter tinfields

field

in extent, that the

Complaints

ACT.

of Suburban

area

.

expenses;

THE

UNDER

TITLE

of

the added have the for

30th vehicles

Miss

by

hand

our

alluvial

.

"

to

the

A

government in

reputation of mineral while possesion wealth, have contributed consider they to our unenviable ably spread for bungling nptoriety mismanage ment. Three and hundred fifty tons of ore in two an from years,

difficul

initial

ordinary

the

Our

On

to

found

licensed

sooner

this

little

-

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.

of the prospects date were of this ekrly the confi the brightest. It had and justified dence, of the public, were which it by yields regarded to as earnest of great the things state of This come. happy not did unfortunately, things, In a short time endure. long ind ustry the tin mining experian unmistakable "rot." enced began to be heard

£35

...

to

the

ties, at

Office,

353,havihg

mam 'frjenijang

j.

of

£21

439,

Post

the'

near

440, 441, and viewing

depth Lots436,

.

-frontage

had the

if

66ft.

Notwithstanding

be

will

person from it.

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successfully that full share its

were

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minded dissent

went on of prospecting were taken claims quickly several and tin-mining

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caught

remained the

road

us

until

his

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miles, devious

a

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suddenly nine or emus on our some eight right speed. sprang out, and dashed off at great instinct of the In a moment the hunting aroused, and was they sports of our party the set off at top speed resolved upon cap me to ture of the poor creatures, leaving

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those descents, especially approaching now the beds of rivers, were so dry, quite and; dangerous, many steep as to become times I Avas to dismount and compelled lead steed On my trusty by the bridle. "

far

dwellers passage

the which

bush,

trees,

fled

deeper

by dying Night

the

ears.

waterhole Ave had

of the

who

disturbed

into

tho

by

wo

we

of

recesses

before

at which bad

by

feathered

of bleatings breeze brought.faintly fell

1

broken

only

cries

the

or

the

our

silently conscious free. fancy

:

was

Knight

rode

inner

meditation

musical

of

our

to

his

stillness

from

and

with

me

leaving solemn

the

'

sheep ;to

reached

to camp hour be

wore

of an quarter Hoavresting place. the on approaching ever, spot I Avas delight ed to see the from fire a light glancing a

reached

through thought

the of

probably

a

not

Avas

side engaged in

of the

meal.

We

having

some

Cheerful

tho

adventures

and

king

of

and

before

better

vieAv

of

the

after

Avitli

true

bush

in

The

glorious of

stai-s,

the

through

had the

aa'here and the

the

A

ivator

tinkle

straight Avitliout

asleep, I

permit Avhich

valley and her

beams

life

to

darting

the

hill

or

billiard-cue,

quite

or

gully,

even

a

Several

level, stone to of

tho

your' carriage. to got very large waggons sqdatters'have 35 bales to of avooI with froni 25 cairy teams horses as far as of 12 or-inore; Tlio span, be.tveeu the wheels MuUeufa...'. the admits of horses of waggons ;2 the Avheel tracks. Avalking abreast betiyeen ruts to speak no Consequently there are of. It, takes the teams from 15. to 25 days stations to Mullewa to do a trip from some and back. From whero there is MulleAva, to the for woolstoring, a-large-Avarehouse, all the carting is done Port, by hired teams as before mentioned. at The cornfarniers tlie and Greenougli the Irwin had j ust raiii enough, though to AarrY'6'11 For ratlier 'cultivation. late, the last Aveek the \veatlier 'has' been very the sun's heat is very dry, and although aro the strong nights during day, ..the and cold. frost' Hiw this Dr.. Gibney visited Lordship staff of town and.. brought a lately, of the Order of Presenta Sisters, teachers, avIio have. but recently, arrived 'from tion, of Mercy to relieve the Sisters Ireland, Avho liad schools charge of the Convent, here. On afternoon A great Saturday of and several of their their pupils many to the Avent' to bid God speed parents Sisters avIio have endeared good

the

aS

of

tho

part silent

dark,

Lethe.

horsebell

Sa\'e

the

or

,

;

moonlit

contrast untouched

into

of

cry

'

Avild

some

bird

all

silent.

Avas

The

the

but the sweetest words

lines

follOAving

put

songsters

by

scene, pen, of

one

our

into

thoughts

my

'

beauty,

of the untutored

astonishing grandeur cannot be expressed by my

—

"

solemnly,

As

riseth

from and

Stately When in

it

the she

still

time

was

sand

my

grows

to

bed

thoughtfully ing bis oavii, morning. aroused by

sacred

the

sea

the

for

and here I Soon after

night.''

laid

1

Avhich

prepared

the

upon

retire

.-

moon,

,

SloAvly,

mysOlf had

digger before

me

mak till

slept soundly sunrise I

Avas

cachinnaAveird-sounding tions of the and Avoke to laughing jackass, find breakfast set out by my friend. already for the We broke bread last time together and Avhon the time of leaving together, I parted with sincere from came, regret my and avo turned hospitable digger, every his own to meet one never Avay," probably an in this life. Save occasional again forth the of remark dvaAvn by exigencies taciturn and T traA'el, my companion on minus convei-sation and Avithtravelled accident out that noon of day, and until tho Mr. next, Avlien Ave reached McGratli's Avhore I recoiAred a homestead, truly '.L'lio Avelcome. of this genuine proprietors

the

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their

by

acquired then

on

this

Avealth

the

much

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as

gentleman, he

is

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lie

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during to

liked

given to typo of the

am

can

in

the

1

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is crown, 1113' "My conscience is My heart happy in itself, "My bliss is in my breast Avealth Enough I reckon

Ioav

for

HoAveArer of

I

tunity future

amiable kindness

high

occasion, sons from J

ba.se

contempt,

shot."

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hope meeting

while

for

;

.

too

1 shall Mr.

and

have

the

McGrath of

Avhom remained

again I

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the hours- for lighting the York .Municipality>gives the inhabitants a useful lesson. They ! belieye, ordered to be extinguished are, at careful civic about ten Those night. fathers know that all well disposed citizens seek their homes before generally are the lights put out— those, who wish to the streets after that hour may do so pace in darkness. Such are not gamesters worth the candle." Club is1 I hear that the York Glee I see coming out of its retirement again. that a v.ocal and instruby advertisement concert to be held mental is notified on 29th inst. Wednesdaj', The 'York' barracks have beeii police renovated. It an old is. certainly lately structure and needed The; roof repairs. the has been of office, Magisterial .etc.-, recovered with iron. The corrugated of these buildings shingle roofing through was off. falling age and exposure Several intended are marriages spoken be able to:; announce a few of, and I shall in next. Avell take We caiinot my Bann's" announcements as a security as "there as they a slip between is," say, the cup and the lip." as it is alleged, If, is York a resort for honeymooners a; "Matrimonial Park" should be selected and prepared to the incomers entertain to stay. and to induce those marrying In1

regulating

street

lamps the

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Correspondent.) from drowning

hap

Treasurer.

McCartney,

\

While

;

2000,

dignity to-day Ladies

j

the unmarried Avhether or young and independence Mr.

(says

solent latter

of the year will old, enjoy the of the bachelor of

women

Edward for

.

j

pendent

t

j

exclusively

his

.upon

instead of airs of a

tractions, fastidious

j

sultan

he beauties, by his merits 2000 no man

languishing j

he can In the

j

secure

year

the

;

|

liusband,

may

or

save

aa'ife

"

functions women"

of

smiles

de

at the

by if

of

one.

lover

of

us

men.

,

1

home 'and

I

perform

Are the

Would

domesticity.

metamorphosis on

we

or

Read

.

a

to

going

.the poli 'busis to

a

the

to hi3

3

at

stop

duties b'e

days

D.

of

great in

staying

man

day, affording,

nourishment what

all (

usual hot:

ic

Fancy

?

race

a

when

paisonsj merchants, clerks, kinds of Avorkers, what

laAA'yers,' and all

drivers, become

and into

woman, turned

a

are

ticians,

house maternal

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upon

hope to win the favor of maid While the by desert. poet, the ideal justly apprehending proprieties has in men at; ahvays persisted representing tlie feet of womaii, woman has been, in fact, the dependent and of man. For pensioner all Ave can never the' maternal that, usurp

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whether

,

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if

surrounded be fortunate

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by the

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THE REPORT OF C.Y.M SOCIETY.

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to Gentlemen, I have the honour seventh present you Avith the Secretary's half of the j'early report Greenough'' Catholic and in Society, Young Men's —

mav

so

congratulate

vou

on

;

severely tried but remedies, many relief marvellous as CIements

recommend

the

that our in a flourishing society is still condition. decrease in our Though a slight numerical since has taken placed strength the last half yearly was report presented to you still Ave have to congratu reason, late ourselves that 110 member Who 'has taken an active part in the working of our has severed his connection society with it. When Ave commenced the present term there were 61 members on the roll. Since then one has joined, three have resigned, was and one struck off, leaving our present at 58. membership standing fact

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A at small Beverley recently. named Yorkie Ellis.and a teamster LoAvrie attempted to takea dray across theAvon- Avhile in. flood after the Avhich of. rain fell last \yeek. deluge the dray became sud Midway, it seems, and the jcurrent denly, submerged, being Lowriq was swept out and drifted strong into where he ivas forced to a.ti-trce, remain for some hours Avhilst Ellis .

lies

lot

purest

our

escapo

farmer named

.

That Too

tlie

mean

A .narrow

pened

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YORK.

words '

say

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man

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good

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really of the

their

youthful aiid bereaved The Rev. Fr. the Sisters of, the Bishop on visit and is staying, the Rev. Fr. Ayith jiis The childfor a Aveelc or two. Broreton, rtn are. the merits of already discussing their iioav teachers. Ono little jabberer Our -Sister don't use the cane, says, and I think she hasn't Where got one." her father upon generous (niggardly said he enough at subscriptions, perhaps) Avould not see the Sisters short of canes, to but .would send fortlvwith Gray & Co.'s for to t a round dozen,' be used vo or throe limes a day (like Charlie's" medi Avhether cine) oir the young incorrigibles, or not! they deserve tlieri)

already

lia\re

I

splendid

a

to

only but to charge, many afflicted in the tpwn. who had 'cliarge Horgan, from homo, accompanied'

avIio

avIio hither, his to sous. back station

visit

a

absent on I should stay.

my have met understand

Victorians

four young to increase the

are

:

not

tlieni.selves

"

station

.

,

;

sur tho stirred

upon breeze

gentle

those

the

a

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as

jolt

a

just firmament,

seemed

as

mysterious

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example

ineffectual

her

iioav giving and bringing of aspect

portion, darkling

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risen

danced

pools.

his

,

foliage

of the Avater,

about

scene

the

"

and

the

Ave

verdant

the

moon

ascending light paling

having,

search he fell

beautiful

sloAvly

the

us

talking

along

me.

evening and

Avhich

traA'ds

stretched

before

his

him, on

-

.!

blaze,

At length folloAved his I short stroll Avould

a

the

Avith

metals.

thought

face

of

preparation

camped

supper, he insisted time aAAray the

hospitality whiled

at

happy

companion, the evening. found a Ave gold ensconced by

for

disappointed comfortably

prospector

Avas

felt

having another for countryman,

the

lay

and

trees,

'

.

I

our

.

we

.

and fore

;

'

garrulous Figure,

communing

ness, The

the

possess of squire

Sorrowful

along

the

not

-

.

the

sugar-loaf: tho 'loquac

'

-

did

cone

.

ity of

termed

commonly

My companion of the

numberless

seen

:

hills,

shaped

be

'

to

were

.

sides

.

"

all

'

and

'

.

othertrack

'

.

of

'

.

each difficult

our

Some

difficult.

more

hollows,

.

making

over

.

still

us

intervening overlapped

of rock

ledges, turn every

at

the

took

;

-

'

.

hills, where

which

paths,

, I

:

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bridle and into

irregular

-

'

purse who

'

majority 'although

.

the

;

generally in his of the men

cheque

get stay iii" to'wifj may they even or permanent precarious good jobsj have nob at the; end of the year a ivork, themselves and crown Avith, to, jbless, have tlieir in hand- toAvoi-se, being team owners used moiith-sfreet. Even as to make a good thing by the squatters 20 to almost full loads have (from tliey; to and the carriage a 30) cwb. each way, stations is nearly or about great many two pence a pound. as far as Mullewa is Tho road, the worst in the; colony. unquestionablyconsists of half .of its: length IS" early the; and the rest, for axle, deep sand plains,. is no better three fourths of the year, so that and quagmires, two tliaii lagoons are bound to travel in ormore together ivlien order to each other they get help island In 110. of this,, bogged. part is a more Continent railway badly Aiid it is to be hoped that the wanted! "'-no' time in Government Avill lose getting that constructed to that now one locality under its is upon, that, necessity agreed to and the where withal taking, sanctioned, A party who it voted. complete already arrived'from those dried plains but lately is or that 'wlier'e there saj's, mulga-bush, not known almost any scrub is (poisoii not at all are there) the sheep and cattle which in badly off, but on. the bare flats, covered other seasons Ayith Ayere grass, a floor. the ground is like ball-room on which Even the. salt bush,. sheep, thrive the duration of the from well, lias, and incessant -feeding,, quite drought After you disappeared. passing Mullewa, bid good-bye to sand plains unregrettingly and may travel stretches of 20 or 30 miles and over: all splendid roads; cleared,

and

rough

along

useful, fab

:

1

lay

way

all

;

Our

;

good

,

time.

at

,

'

,

well distant, nigh two day's journey then wo had to avail ourselves of and even all the short cuts to it within accomplish

was

the

a

,

|

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McGratli's.

if

Ayith Avhei'eas

!

;

for

more,

;

Charlie, station

friend, This

returns

I

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my Mr.

1

:

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panting

.

started

and

already on lying for breath, and Mr. New's upper emus

:

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I

bad

six

or

(

station

five

j

companions

j

I

j

found late my saw and arrived, the some ground, others quite dead.

natives,

I

I

shep

by

kept

was

;

j

which

camp,

next

!

;

prairies to the

coming

j

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have for many years squatters and been of this district, the. mainstay caused late the loss by this protracted not dire only to is a drought calamity others who .but many themselves, The man benfited by theirprosperity. months or East for twelve who goes-out The

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passed

conformation

presents

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my

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their

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here

which

the

to

up.

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halloos, fainter to

to

on

were

1

the

examining

which

wild and I

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their ceased, and knowji only by their faint came gradually until they died away.

this

greater,

to

horses

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us

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east is far more from the Mode for the sheepfarmers. hopeless as far; at least as rains: have falleu rate. from but places inland, 250: smiles as no removed there is flu'thcr yet,

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tance

and,

The The dray. meetings of the society have been in heads held regularly, once with every fortnight, thrown to the unattendance of water. an average thirteen theniRopes were view of men with a rescuing bers. Three debates took place at these fortunate their withand proved instructive as well them from position as perilous meetings Mr. Leimard,jr., out avail. Eventually, interesting. Sharp practice was indulged and succeeded in during three into the river and at many of rqde boldly, meetings them and bringing them both these and recitations in rescuing meetings readings to land'. With trie' assistance of Mr. were One meeting proved interestgiven. thb horses were also released. H. Smith ing by having a case to be tried by. judge At all other It is reported that Ellis through being in and jury. meetings .business the Avater has lost the use of his legs and so there was no time for being pressing else. is very seriously indisposed. anything Read to Miss of Mr. A. St. Patrick's The marriage Day was celebrated by the Edrvards of' York was celebrated on in the.usual society way,. viz., by holding As usual a large La pic-nic and athletic but I am Wednesday afternoon. sports' the single to it did nob prove so great a croAvd of spectators witnessing sorry say and double procession, success as the of the previous or, in other Ayords, attempt the going to and returning, from church. The principal cause of which must year. of last week the streets to our not On Monday be attributed preparing every animated with 1 would therefore appeared quite people thing in time. suggest and from the make the same7 mistake and repassing ;to that we do not passing J. H. clearance sale held at, Monger again, but prepare, at an early date for the &" Co's. Similar offers are made celebration of next St. Patrick's being Day. to sell off cheaply, for a limited The balance in hand, as the Treasurer's period, in will Other establishments town. The balance sheet amounts show, by has changed proprietorship to £20 4s. which must be a source Bon Marche 6d., Messrs. Tomkinson to I hear that of satitfaction as it will lately. you the successful to and have been enable us make our Christie, mpre society tenderers to erect the houses on Mr. attractive. Fifteen of .this pounds the figure of £1000. amount J has already been voted Pykb's land'at by our The York Debating, is committee for the purchase of new books Society showing it does not hibernate" and the indent for these for the library signs of vitality is resuscitated as. it, will be f onvarded without anyhow," always delay. it should be sustained, A rumour is current that a Catholic winter, during asib'is of a useful' nature. is about to be Young Men's Society York contemporary that established in Your Gerald ton. I take' .this reports of the Pioneer a Mr. Cohn of wishing the young meifi of proprietor opportunity Club at Southern Cross was success with their every fingd £3Q Geraldton for one hour for selling and imprisoned undertaking. He an without a license. In concluding this I would lodged report liquor urge K. I noticed a letter I. J. with one another, appeal. isigned you to act in concord in the same the and that each is in the Cohn member who journal,; confirming statements to made habit of attending the meeting by Mr. Hugh Fraserin urge the "S. A. Register." those members to act our up to rules Recent at Yilgarn are who are more in complying with crushings pubdilatory Fraser's G. M. Comlished as folloAvs them. 13dwts. 110 tons 114oz. Thomas pany, Hooan, yielded of gold. Fraser's South G. M. Co., 12grs. Secretary. 300 oz. still Treasurer's Half battery Yearly Balance sheet, amalgam off plates .The Central G. M. Co., 9 days June 7, 1891 running. of 137 tons' yielded 143oz. 18dwts. Cb. crushing £ 12 grs. s. d. By cash on hand, .balance swelled has The river which so rapidly from last half 17 7 2 year fallen Some considerable 4 12 6 again. damage Monthly subscriptions. done at the brickyard and to some was ib. houses situated round -19 8 about dwelling jJl The weather to be 'setting lately appears in fine not that1 1 mean to 'imply DK. frosty to as being of late are To G. Wilmott' & Co stationbe, accepted nights fine in their, nature. Last 0 Wednesday 9 2 ery there Avero a few aiid I heard it Rev A. J. Lec'aille, shoAvers, Subremarked that there would' be to Dbhohoe's probably scriptions' if itrains In England forty days rain. Magazine, Catholic Times, rain is on St. Swithin's and Fireside days f 1 10 day forty to! follow. But in Miacellaneous we are. 0 5 0 expected and the seasons aro the antipodes Balance on hand 20 6 here, 4

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GREENBUSHMS

THE

TIN-

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\Vhich

J.Austin's.

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Pitt

solicitor,

j

Discovery.

street, ! ;

'from

the in Executive Gpyernor C.ouncil has"! him to conh the. re-appointed mission. v.are Crown .grants Prown Grants.— the office "at. lying Colonel Secretary's J. Doll ard for ;,j; J. Clinch, Bracken,

small, froin

psjrt.

yw,

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found,

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is country abjout tiie;field' very, witli high hills and deepguili.es.; rough! the middle of the field, is, Vone, in ,faet of 'me highest peaks in the distript. Shipping Port and its; connection. ivith the Field.

and(R. 7 Board Road's electioir,--ilmste J. Chairman, 'M,UC. Davies;: niembers,. Brennnii, A, J. Bussed, ,H. -Da vies,, W.. Ellis,

W.

H.

r.,

..sen'

house; auditor, Monger.

York'.

.

The

I

nearest, a

of >the range, road hilly

foot

The Railway the follpwing

gates.—

'

but

m at thb crossings gates of Perth,, streets in municipality the. ou or' about the first will be removed of September Mel Marquis-street;,

.'There

field. '

tion

also'

a

it

a1

good'

with

the!

i

,

field;

'

Geological

:

SmallWillliam-street, bourne-street, Short-street Macstreet, Lord-street, kie-street Samson-street. Claisebrookare Summer-street. All persons road, line when cautioned crossing'a against train is a Trains approaching. will crossings give notice apprpachiiig of !their vicinity by whistling. notice to Mariners.— Master J une Attendant's Office, Colombo, 8,

14

of passing City

when of the south coast rock struck a off Mirissa Ceylon, east of Beligam Point, Bay, and had considerable damage done to her bottom

May'

on

westward

and

'

along oh

of Venice was time at the

Tle City 6in.,'

last,

Water water

of striking

after

was

Thames;

also

England,, Westall,

and

E/(BANKRUprqy ;

In

,

Bankrupt,

1 lth;

August

for In.

Liquidation

18,71.

Act,.,

post

study Health

hurry

better figures

Board.

to

stop awhile

stop sent out

These

figures

the

by

show

'this

is metropolis dependent upo; i for its growth, immikraliicm theie being deaths, and but 39)950 ,40,103 laFtj'yedr births. deaths Nearly 1,000 'more' The births. and thart city grows values and ,up, and go up grows and1

the

plainest ipadb by these is that the best proportion of statistics and population wealth is due all our.. to those who come into us from abroad. ,fact;tbat

lis

National Library of Australia

this

on

killed:

area

the

"

,

G.

.

water

Worked

Work.

in

Spring

Gully.

Tiie

Dundee

Areas,

of Mr

this

Moore's

by Mr.

wliicli area, of the

sion

is

'

probably leacl

same

the wash is overlaid Williams', by 3 to 4 feet of itself consisting yellow sand, of from 3 to 4 feet of a mullocky wash, about 8 oz. of tin to the dish. carrying a There is also good deal of ferrugi sandstone nous wash, rich in tin, but this would have to be crushed before be washed. The best wash of an the north side ironstone The bed-rock here is ridge. a White indurated clay slate. it

could

follows

along

Bishop

decomposed

a

of supply from the

large 50 fe:t

at

&

Co's.

(Milligans).

sandstone

ferruginous feet

9'

cap

from bottom

in

l'5in

and

thickness. to 3ft in

claystohe

The wash

is

on

a

thickness,

decomposed mica rock

of

dip richness

ping to of the

.

the westward. The wash varies it considerably, where the wash is tliinbeing richest of tin riest where it often carries l'51bs to the dish. tons have been Fourteen This well Washed. claim is being the worked a tramway connecting shafts and drives with a sluice. ;

E.

-Holiday's Tliis

ahd :

to

nearer

nice

a

and Jackson;) south to the

(Hughes further

is

area

Spring defined

little

There

Gully.

gutter— the

is

best

a the fielid— in which nice in thick wifh, about lit. ness, which carries about 51bs. to the dish. It has been worked from a the side of paddock by a drive into and tlie until the hill, dirt stackecl the creeks should be running. "Washing

defined

on

wash

;

J

met

is

'

will of tin

operations when a lot this

;

!

commence

be sent bottom is

and

granite

from

depth

great

16 tons

winter

shortly, in from

will

The

claim.

posed

water

decom

a

at

is

the

of tin

no

Last

surface. were sent

away.

(To be continued.)

and

colonial

Juki! A

4!0'mp-

in formed being ilie manu develop of iron and steel in Australia, are to be despatched to the is

syndicate

to

England,

Stafford, facture

Experts colonies.

of Victoria Tullocb, und military foreign the cf' the vicinity are a more serious of the colonies people

Major-General that

thinks naval

tbe

forces

in coast

Australian than

danger

Greaves. Oh the exten as worked on

J.

struck

was

is a

This area is situated to >the south on and east of Newman's, the side of a or tlie where defined lead hill, has been found under a' heavy gutter

are at

bottom which

Tlie in

ga:anit;e,' stirface.

William's.

F.

-

and

aware

A

the

of.

has Occurred tlie among the 3rd Victorian Regiment at and the of the disbandment 1ms ouly been prevented by 51

revolt'

of

men

Ballarat,

regiment men admitting the

active

in

participation

disaffection.

Mr. Muyor of Sydney, Manning, is a Catholic. '"It is N.S.W., ra'lhe'r' a remarkable con tbiuy," says a Sydney "that both the Mayor of the temporary, aud the proper Mayor of North Franck Mr. Punch should Sydney be Irish Catholic natives. city

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—

"

Gibney's

The

Oriental

Press

at

the

Jesuit

.

immi aud

.

thai;

the

a

.

i

had

gration,

in

Free

Y.

dish. ,

i

high the

.

,

;

are

,

who

.

man

so

that

D. Hay, of Bunbury, worked on tribute, by Mr. This others., claim is an situated on flat on the elevated north side of Dumpling Gulley There to be no defined seems lead or gutter, wash is equally but the tin spread over the surface of the rock and is thiee feet in thickness, of a consisting

-

,

A.

is

at. the head of a of the south last has been worked by from large paddock,

to,the

A. Brown

to the claim is situated close on the south side of Dumpling, road, It is about the best worked,, Gully. tin than any ahd has put out more ofcher'aim'bn the fi'dld". Tfiis is due ;td> the' fttct that the owner is Working' ill himself. The greater part of the' been done by stripping 'the work li'as 6f gravel' which overlays the wash,1 4|ft. end' of the biit at the eastern latterly, a deal of driving has good' Workings; bbeii done, as there is a good solid1 'bed' of ferruginous sahdSton'e over the wash Tlie wash varies from 1 ft. to 3ft., "and' is often1 coated on the top by a black In this stain. wash sandmanganese are stone nodules often met, which in tin and are aie very rich probably derived some older wash in the from, a Thiswash runs in line locality; north-east and south-west, and has been deposited probably by a stream, or as the lead; is more less1 defined. The tin is not so coarse Or crystalline as thatfrom the previously generally mentioned; but the wash is claim, richer and the tin moire waterwora and Some about the size of wheat grains. a of the wash contains large quantity of mica, often in large pieces, but in a The bed highly decomposed state.rock is a decomposed granite, being a with now. sandy pipeclay quartz 95 tons veins. About of tin have been raised. There is a good water supply at 7 feet from the surface.

wet.

tlie

Property are being Stinton.and

-

the

were

—

Roe-

on will: apply, qrder. of, discharge.1 H. F. VVtoods; saddle

says

re

very

'

Lion Saw Mills,: harness maker, First Darling meeting Range., general, of creditors, Supreme Court House, 28th inst., at 11 o'clock.

Yorkers

.

is

'

and,,

New

.to

indicate

Claims

an re

country

by sinking

.

E. Rouse,

,A.

re

the

as

and

At the present time all the claims' at work are situated at the northern end of the field, near 50 mile post, the' to the west and a little of file 51 mile

trade

,

Bankruptcy bournq.

:

as seems

supply

during

manu

.

facturer, mark in.

be obtained This depth.

it,

would be considerably The sunk deepest shafts on struck high ground have always water at from 50 to 70 feet. During the greater part of the year the quan of water is the great obstacle in tity tlie but if tlie ie .claims way of working, this were should be properly worke,d taken .'advantage of by raising dirt, and washing it daring tlie dry season,

Lpj\ye,i'i

a

to. register has, applied of salt. respe.ct

no scarcity of in several places

increased.

grading

115, salt

at;

Lqndpp,

.Street,

slight

the trees

;

Westpn

at

a

is

out

surface

immediately

:

as

there

always

little

yery

except

are much more exten of drift deposits sive than is at, present believed. There is a, very large rainfall here (88 inches) oh the swamps, which", is held falling for a long time, only gradually sinking into tHe solid rocks below. If; away

Land room, strong S. Lillis, £25'; Department, cupboards anil pigeon-holes, Land Titles' Depart ment £42 9s. Designs Marks and Trades Act, Fieman West 1884:— A. G. Ro-ser, tie, auctioneer and estate Australia, agent, to mark in has applied a trade register vof a compound, for the ;preven: respect tion df' Stoke contagion; J.Corbett, Salt Prior Works, near Bromsgrove to

Worcestershire,

can

markable, and it

altera Title's

Lee,

Renders

tions

it'

is

field,

break

water

of the \vreck.'' position Accepted.— A.

tlie

rain,

springs

mile off shore to be about one estimated N with Mirissa Point bearing between and N26 De 22' deg. W dog. W."— of and Ports Harbours, partment " 24th 1891. Bris June, Brisbane,, River Bar. Position of Sunken bane to Steamer With reference Kate.., 12th Notice on No 33 of 1890, issued is given November last further notice rethat the vessel's masts being now a i'een buoy is moored about, mbvedi1: one-third of a cable to the northward of Jthe

on

Supply.

there

Although

24 ft.

drawing

;

.

Venice

to

.

that

given

|

This

(gravel),

'

aoviv BCWIUJ'

v\mortlor

about wash

5 ozs. of tin overlaid is

unlli VVAWAA-

mvaiWrr

rr%

.vailjlilg

J

the dish. This 6in. by from 8ft. to 4ft of gravel (nodular clay stones), is but neither in this nor in the wash there any indication of the action of the tin often running water, being found in perfect There is a crystals. at claim good supply of water, on this about 20 feet from the surface. The rock is a decomposed granite, very similar to the dykes worked for china and here, as there, clay in Cornwall, carries little tin. This claim, although not very rich, should, pay well the way it is being worked. to

.

"hereby

R.

|

;

Notice

Coast. the s.s.

i

sjirface.

mostly

clay-stones

Newman's

of a 7 feet of sand had to be removed frbin above the which here wash, was about three feet in thickness, to the about half a lb of tin carrying

, ;

covered with nodular sand and ferrugi nous sand-stones the ferruginous sand-stones all the ridges, capping whilst the sand is found in all the with associated swampy hollows often a coal of recent poor earthy brown formation. All in a the rocks strike north and south direction. being

.

South

Ceylon

crysrock,

dykes of dibrite, gran of tourmaline, the surface

,

"

1891.' is

with numerous and veins

is

and granite

gneissic

ite

'

tfhe

of

of the district

schist,

.

'

The' forrnation talline

.

'

fokkatfon Country.

W;

vihich

Co.'s".

and Worked1 by Williams Hillier. On this area the wash is overlaid: by' of sand, 3 to 5ft with' brown ifrom 2 to coal seams, and 'is' from earthy under 8 feet of ferruginous sandstone, which there is about 1ft 6ih ofwadh, Which carries about 'lb. tin to the dish. .The bed-rock is a decomposed feldspar and it and quartz, With tournmaline in this lias been found easier to work than to strip the the wash ujnder

,

sta-

itelegraph

&

Culligan

i

,

the-

to'

wliioh

after

connects

is

the

on

18 miles

runs

in

6in,

situated

mentioned, the means

,

fronif

Bimbury,

is

port1

railway

j

of

'

j

S.

wliibh

Removal

(

.

Water-

T..

Scott,

E. Pries.

A.

:

A.

,

PHijlip',1

Tlie

.

j

!P.

wash,

ft.

dykes.

This is small gully

,

:

(

|

.

Wilford.

'

Country.

of

.

S.

Lott,

RiVbl1;

.

.

J.

;eK-:

aii'd

j

,

'

fieskett,

'Rbkd,

Slackwobd

of' the'

'shapk

,

J.

south

.tends

granite

.

Bunbury-Bridgetown

!

to 1

ft.

'

,

,

l'

The-

1

;

-a,

i

i

of the

ft.

often,

!

the road, about nine, and 5(8. miles, Bridgetown

Buiibury,.

to

seems

be very good, yielding about lib of tin to the dish, but owing to its cemented, it is more naturq, troublesome to work, as it has either to be crushed, burnt, or allowed to iveaiher before it can be It of "washed. consists ferrugin ous sandstones and which clay, 'often contains a deal of good and and .here a,nd; tournmaline mica, are1 there of which pockets sand, in'tin. The tin is glenerally very rich of a coarse and gen'ersdly brystallihfe' on a' nature, bottom, resting mullocky a little which cohtahi's tin.

188(8,.,

iyear._

negi'

gully, fipin

mfies

of .the

.

,D.

Mr,,

'

latter

the,

.

In

!

.

solicitor,

thickness,

in,

,

C)sbioine,

The name O'Connell-street, Sydney. of |l. H. Harlot! having inadvertently been .omittt ed from the commission qf in the Government the, Peace published Gazette of the 9th July, H is Excellency

J. f 'Hughes,

3 to 4 feet

.

..

P.

Sydney;

:

1

i

.

;

commis: H.de

6

sinking gravel,

of containing pieces in tin, sandstone very rich ferruginous 1 close upon ,the whole wash yielding lb. to the dish. The bottom here is a with sandy pipe-clay decomposed

I

Y.'jScroggie,

J.

vice

the

above

cemented are from

thickness,

I

deaths

registrar marriages, .Beverley, To. ...be SeSvell, .resigned., sioners of the Supreme"1 Court

|

district

The; following, report by the Govern-, merit Geologist has been forwarded to,. the Commissioner of Qrown.Lds, the Greenbushes Tinfield concerning MlT.es, proclaimed area, 50 sbuare j

!

a,ssi?

Livqsey, of births,

.

tant ah "d

A

—

.

appointments.

!

are

of

series

a

In

drives. from 5 to

ihich. is and there

i

1

by

and is situated same and flat to the North mentioned claims.. the 'last been worked by means, of a large pad 3ft. of gravel had, to dock, from which lie removed before the wash could be worked. The wash which is here, ;

by

and

shafts there

WiUiamis on the West -of It has

i

i891.

16,

' .

1

wbbfceid

is

!

FIELDS.

I"

JULY

THURSDAY;,,

This Area and Austin,

worked

being

is

|

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EN.T

The this

most

extensive

and from

area

been raised middle of the of the swamp, stone

ridge,

about half Further into

which

area,

the

on

where,

a

most

situated

are

a

workings

close

gravelly lb. of tin

on

has the

tin

about south to

an

wash to the

side iron-

in

either

raising

or

"

just of

brought

will

be ready

second volume Canluhi's Arabic The Dictionary." two

iii

volumes,

January. had

skiu

Congo in

turned

negro,

New

died

winto

whoso

man

black

that

as

suddenly

on

of

May

j

a

7

Hospital. Physicians one of the most re oh -record. He was 50 ycais born in the County Down, Ire of white Ho was parents. a case

married

is

man

a

him

four

a

was

diagnosed

trophic

as

York

say the markable and old, land,

it,

and

a

weisn,

Jtieury

not rich a although great could be put through in quantity short time. Further; to the west is little or about 1'5 ft. wide, gully gutter

lias

Syriac-

grammar, next

Boyrout

[?]

dish.

washing

the

out

great

carries

is about the swamp there 6 ft. one of sand, which carries away The latter oz. of fine tin to the dish. should pay well to work the during there wet season, as would be no

trouble

at

College

and

children.

cirrhosis,

by or

bis

wife His doctors

liver

had case as

boruo was

hyper

disease.

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make

Lord,

me

like

Commenting

the other uight; me pure-— make Powder." baking

Elsie Australian

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the

goak.''

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Dublin,

Owen

-recounts

tour1

and

men

Mason

and

Jouvin,

of the several

firm

gloves

had spread

the

died

the

whole

to

News, referring the action during

Daily

Sexton's wherein

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the

in

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committee,

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last

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of

sheer Such

year.

Parliamentary Yet London

in

are

city

iu

iuformed

is

the that

it is not an plutocrats to expend uncommon soveri or practice hundred in eight pounds providing at, for decorations flowers Sybaritic feasts. What a reckoning there will be of super one possessors day for those wealth who allow our abundant its

to

Lazaruses doors

perish

unheeded

at

their

The

total

population

of

Montreal

is

of which 211,302, 22,260 and and are Irish", 16,376 English, Catholics The number 7,775 Scotch. and 53,893; 155,511 ; Protestants, Montreal other denominations, 1,928.

reckoned

at

in the Dominion Parlia represented one of whom ment by three members, and orator, J. well know is the patriot L.L.D. It has J. Curran, Q.C., churches Catholic and -five is

twenty

Catliolic thirty-throe and convents three four

Catholic

chapels, twentymonasteries and

hospitals.

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.

if-

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off

sr.

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it

is

to the

life

little

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porary history East

Bengali

Some

nine

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escape

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clean,

the

The

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fired

in

;

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the

The

to

negro

had the received the circumstance his

aud

principal

with

interest,

grazing

went

pass, shoulder.

Then

the followed

Fearful

Accident

Artillery OF

EXPLOSION SIX

!

A

for

Fortunately savage came

bows lossened

to

took

him,

their

however,

attracted; by the to the spot with promptly and the and arrows, hill

men

1

-

Sea-

at

Four

Hospital. but injured, and strong, pull

hospital attention to

their

Lord

Charles

preliminary of the disaster

all

hoped

The medi-

through. of tbe

nurses

Million

is

it

men

are

tbey

Scott

will into

inquiry to-morrow.

Sheep in N-

are

the

S. Wales

Monday morning, a

fearful

the

tact that it sheep were sigmhcant as to fleeces improved produce worth Is. than at each more only it mean an of would increase, present in over annum the £2,500,000per or about £2 per head wealth, colony's of the One per annum. population so