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London, Britain's

Great

17.

February

drink

for

bill

last

an of expenditure represents head alcoholic stimu £3 15s. on per the highest since 1875. average lants, when the average was £4 7e.

year

Madatne

Melba's

for an application the taking of ex prevent in Vienna by her hus

to injunction, evidence parte band has been

General"

granted,

costs.

Hall, say6 selected by him Australia Colony,

for

his

Exeter

at

Booth, speaking that Cape Colony

has

been

Salvationist

to strongly objecting it. He asserts that he spent no un his personal on ex necessary mouey penses in Australia, living, indeed, gen on the hospitality of other people. erally no Nevertheless, explana satisfactory tions are yet forthcoming respecting who the expenses of the theatrical paid

of

the Salvationists in Mel Adelaide and on the Sydney of " General" Booth's visit. of grain in attempt speculators

pageants bourne, occasion The

to

Berlin market

establish has been

a

in

corner

almost

the

rye

complete

a

failure.

It

is

that

expected

to

Prussia,

owing

Autumn

sowings,

Mt.

the frost

will

Vesuvius

is

East

in crops affecting

the

fail. a

state

lively

of

which has not been pre eruption, as ceded, earth usual, by premonitory quakes.

Tasmania at

bills

is

Financial

in £358,000 offering to equal 4 per cent. in the is city stronglv

price

a

opinion to the further

opposed

issue

of Victorian

bills.

A gravedigger at Ireland, Porlaferry, found in an 10,000 guineas buried old grave. The proposal to repeal all duties on food has been negatived by the French Chamber of Deputies. has

Admiral the ing command The

command Fairfax, formerly Australian is to take squadron, of the Channel fleet.

influenza

diminishing. Prince committed

Lucien for

his

bing

death

mistress the

presenting whom afterwards

has been

the

another

First

Smith,

woman,

Suez

Rt. of the

late

Lord

The £1,750,000. Canal is projected granted.

of England

per

by As

Shipowners

sociation.

The

£44

of

price

is

copper

at

stronger

a

seriously

exonerate

Mercier, This is

the

to

eminent

decided

a

a

him. victory of

Premier

late

English

has put forward

William Vernon Mr. Balfour's Irish

ment

Bill

with stonian

as

sham,

a

of

attempt

has

the

President

Harcourt

Local

and

been

Glad-

the

the The

on

Chili.

Anarchism

is

The situation

in Spain and have been made. and growing serious,

spreading

fresh

numerous

and military

authorities

National Library of Australia

in

the

now

to

ment

and

Sir

George

dead. Kirkaldy, A scheme for the construction new Pacific cable to Australia is

Government

The Madras

Observatory

important and the W. have

between

relationship

sailed taches

the

not

to pany are appealing in connection with their dispute the Government of that colony the of the right Company to land within townsites.

stocks

are

per

cents

4

to

quoted

at

The Zealand

the

per

not

General New

Orient.

progressing mittee. A

< etutal

sisted

dynamite

explo

which

three

by

occured,

Melbourne, air

continue distress

to be held,

among employees. Passengers

bany

are

unemployed

and there

is great of classes

all

nearly

Adelaide, by the

Mrs.

them that

18.

February of the

meetings

February Oriental

18. for Al

Messrs. Stacey, Hann, Davey, Sassanowsky

Jacobs, tfhelbert, and Allen. heat The lately

has

been

ket

is

unchanged

and the

simply mar

Broken Hill siderable excitement

in

consequence

had their demand

to

and

to

retnrn

Tokio.

in

no

in

j

two

Powers,

a

the

and

the

Franco-Russian China, and it of

To

the

to leave,

entente

i\ho

very are

in

natural

constantly

liable

point

Catholic

popula

Wales

within the 10 years now the disclosed the fact that the the at the colony present Their

number and 207,000,

little

a

50

312,000—

over

cent

per

within increase

The

schools should

and

institutions the Catholic to

were

to was

great

fnture, pro their power and peace

endeavoring

by

means in every and enlightenment, in the community."

of

College

in

their

prove

body

Australia's

they

an

ten

to

(Applause.)

Cardinals-

Pope Leo

of several messages received from Europe during the last few days. It haB also been stated by cable that a meeting of Continental Cardinals was held to con sider the course of action to be taken in the event of the death of the Pope, who is now 82 years of age. It may be in to mention that the teresting of College, at present Cardinals consists of 57 mem

The

bers.

the

of .the present Co lege are :

Sacred

Austrian, 5 ; British t.uguese2; Belgian

speaking ran,

of

of

number

full

nationalities

in

the

those

to

cable

grounds.

to

Hear,

for

like

The health of his Holiness XIII. has been the subjeot

being declined which his

regard that

keep (

that

The

pre

determined to be whioh indicates

are

the

South

of

alive

mote

next

Ministers, are firm in

in

(Applause.) churches and

fully

from

country.

he would

in Catholics time number

and audience, his credentials He was, there

Russian

great

census

increase

were

material

show the necessity

only

was

charitable the public

hall

like

religious

wonderful

increase

official

not

palace

palace, is

hall

all

might

the

of New 20 years.

years. their

be

to

that

so

institutions,

past 'back

pheno

the

seldom-used

in

of

and hurry

demand,

received 19. February there has been con

The

audience.

colleagues threatened

their

dull.

would before

the Austrian Minister in in received the one

received another part The Fiench

Sydney, At

suitable hall the occaeiou

ready, to be

being are

a

for

fore,

terrific.

Shares

with of this

the received at the so-called Hall

pared annual

that

say

he would

institntions which the Church

pace

tion

in Nations, stipulated, that for the functions, accepting place that were a concession they making which should not be asked to they and Tsung-Li-Yamen assured repeat,

Sal way, a has solicitor, been with £2,000 charged obtaining from the Scottish Bank by fraud. He has been remanded for a week.

idle

anyone would be

believe

new

charity,

in

if

any

Ministers, at Peking have in in audience upon being received the Palace itself. The Imperial were

view

extended

many needed,

to

14's,

London French

an

to

desired this

to

for

morality

who Year

the

he

it

and

Chinese New of Tributary

killed.

in

couise

was

the

new

Powers-

states

Ministers,

Herbert

Open

received that

letter

Shanghai Russian

running Broken Hill the support

in a

Tarrawingie

see

and that A

it

virtue,

and

hear.)

impossible.

the

and

afraid

and (laughter)— the thought they

supporting

growth

expected,

to be

was

it

of St.

that they were work other than the service object of God and the advancement of religion, and education, morality. (Applause.) I f many were appeals made, it was not in order that the Church might become but in rich, order to for the provide

(Sleaiunss.

China

is

train special with a deputation of 100 to residents Sydney to

were

almost

business

dering

18. February Water Supply Bill in Select Com favorably

is

miners

continues

He

.anyone

direc

Bieck

that

suggestion

in Australia and extended extreme limit, It (applause.) was his the hope that Australian Church and its institutions would never at aim of the.., wealth. possession He (Applause). would 'hoped they never have wealth to attract the envy or excite the of those enmity outside the Church— (Applause)— and that they would never cause and reason to give to

Hill

Broken

has

he

the.

communities

are

that

at

greatest

to

with Easterly gales prevail terrible heat and steady general sHowers and the close ren muggy atmosphere

Sydney,

At sion

£3

Centrals,

;

time.

point, in

Aus

others

chapel

being and their chief claim to public sympathy "and support, was true. He seconded every perfectly word Mr. Dalton had said on this

menal.

XNTER-COZiONZAZI.

The

Western and in

may firm. 6s. 6d.

very

The weather

yet

for

rise

steady being

holders

£5 Robinson has the accepted AgentWestern Australia. of Glasgow Earl sails

a

occur

amused

their

,

West

William

of subject Sir Sam

20. Adelaide, February Hill has The Broken "creep" and the market has quite stopped, recoveied from the slight previous, fall. If no unforeseen developments

select

harder. are

of

parts

capitalists attention their

speaking

Josedh's

for there was not disappointed, the remotest of such piospect a state of being about. things brought What Mr. Thomas Dalton had said that day as to the Sisters poverty of the

lias

and

St.

North Shore (Sydney) oh " week, said He had been

entertained

tion.

£103. formally ship of

for

of

at

aspiration—

20. Melbourne, February a is be it great opening, in the fruit trade export

is

turning

with as

of

black

to

on

Wealth.

be possible for the Sisters might Joseph to become wealthy in the

ing

tralia,

Land Com the Law Courts

Australian

blue

southern

the

£120,000. West

col&.

Archbishop

Sisters

rather

out.

There

are

liabilities

19February has been sub

importance

great suitable

an

spots

warehousemen,

Co., Their

failed.

Australian Australian

a

lieved, &

in the

out

Cardinal-Archbishop,

the

opening Sunday

20. Sydney, February match between The cricket England v. New Soth Wales has commenced. Lard Sheffield's team has made 275 runs for five wickets, Read being 101

rainfall.

Perry

pay

to the discovery limestone for the of Portland cement. manufacture are Broken Hills quoted at £7 3s. of

years

sun

at

left,

19. Adelaide, February R. Price- Williams, who C. E-, by the Oriental for London at

Mr.

a

young

Astronomer of has discovered

are

suspend

Brisbane, Griffiths

Cardinal

The

Sydney

that Griffiths members were replied not mere and that he preferred deligates black labor of the to the ruin colony, although six years ago he had said that he preferred in the ruin of the sugar dustry to the employment of colored labor.

vigor

a

left

Church

uel

for

few

a

of its opposition could not the labor, reopen the employment of Kanakas.

ously progressing. A company is being formed in London for of orchards the planting in Western in the vicinity of Perth. Australia, A serious of smallpox epiaemic is

a

in few

grounds

on

in

of

only

probably the winter.

Samuel

is

in Bombay. spreading The of Marquis Stafford, who visited Australia peer, influenza. ago, is dead from

The

to severe criticisms by the work his declaration in favor ing classes over A political of Kanaka labor. deputa tion has waited on him that to urge elected the present parliament, being

the

member

they

jected

stated

Campbell,

and

during

Sir

that for the of the

not

are

advanced into ad in China while

positions themselves are

all

Nearly

deposits. of this class

gone, these will

and

that obtain he would a further from report the Admiral eommaudiDg the Australian naval station.

arrests is

are

by the

cruisers

new

sqnadron improved type,

latest

meet

will

made of

des

failed in thr3 comspirators and attempt, arrests ssveral have been made. The continues in a country disturbed very condition. Indian The Government purpose a loan of five million placing pounds on the market shortly.

civil

the

for

boilers

Govern

it

from

strong opposition party.

An

House

the the

companies

oppression

to 8 replying question of Commons, admitted

Admiralty,

of

the

made

is opposed greatly Party and Press. B. Forwood, Secretary

measure

bad

vantageous

Land

withdrawals

be

are

in

'

has Company of Australia suspended payment, owing to continued The

to

will

France

stated that to object Corea. The

not

agree protectorate

men.

County

women

letter

is

It

indemnity. will farther

Russian

a

to

not

are

an

pay

Fiance

recognised. Employ refuse to however, employ any the free not fron having a ticket his willing bureau, which implies to work non-Union alongside

ness

and uncontrolled expenditure by Boards and Councils. The second of reading the Bill is fixed for week. Thursday Nationalist Mr. A.

Brit'an

pro

and

Provisions and corruption

prevent

The

Great

men

labor

Bill.

meteorologist

new

in regard theory to the cause of influenza, it attributing to volcanic dust storms either from the Sunda last Straits of astral or eruption, The is epidemic expected origin. by him to last another seven years.

Sir

official

for,

Parliament, allowed to vote.

the Honore

condemning

as upon of the

by the friends Quebec.

the

for

of

Hon.

the

others

looked

cribes

on

triennially,

seeing

be elected similar to that

provided a franchise but

were

Commission

Scandals Three-fourths

members

life

Councils

free man

ill.

The Quebec has reported.

An

the explaining tbat Baronial

said

posals,

these

rectify

in conclusion, observes tbat and Russia are at aggrieved tbat first Germans and than

Parnelites, Mr.

measure.

to

frontiers,

distance of 75 and Russian and frontiers,

to

ers,

the

recovered

withdraw a her troops mileB from the French

of the authorities that reports the damage done is pratically nil. Seven hundred men have registered at the Government Labor Bureau. Distinctions between the Union and

are blocking of portions

in

of the

leaders

io

Balfour,

in

have

the

on

19. London, February Irish Hon. Balfour's Local Boards Bill has been read Mr. Morley and Mr. Red

criticise

severely

and

distress

the markets

but

quence

elsewhere.

time. the

Sir

18. London, February Canadian Government propose the Chinese veto, substituting abolish tax of £100. poll Mr. Abbott, the Premier of Canada,

is

first

10s.

The

to

traffic

The Right Government

mond,

Europe, and

Snowstorms

consequence. the railway England and

a

Northern sickness

great

The

at

sworn

Another the North

steadily

he married. will of the

Treasury, sonalty

to

same

H.

was

is

has Bonaparte on a charge of rob of diamonds, and then

Probate Hon. W.

in

rate

been

trial,

in

cold

cedently is there

Australian

in

now

Frederick

I

"

with

who Roberts, was| re to the as Lord raised cently peerage has of the command Roberts, accepted forces for another the Indian year. continues to The weather be unpre-

a

crack on the surface and letting down the way of the rail permanent the rendering latter way line, impass Shares in able. fell conse slightly

wide

institutions.

existing Sir

News.)

frontier with China questions could come to such an agreement. If the inof Chinese Pirates .'cursions do not be undertaken cease, will in reprisals and China will be compelled force, to to

creep

1

venting ed to

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a

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in the old copper workings. Broken Hill and Block Fourteen ground has subsided about 20 feet, leaving

in

fully occupied and pre disorder, of a state which if allow things the overthrow of grow threatens

checking

Celeffcamji.

kept the growing are

;

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towns

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7;

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Spanish 3; PorAmerican (United States) 1; 1 j Swiss 1. The EnglishCardinals are— Cardinal Mosubjects

Sydney

;

Cardinal

Cardinal Quebec York ; and Cardinal ;

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Tasehereau, of New

Gibbons,

Howard.

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last

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was an officer in the formerly Howard has British Cardinal Army. for several the care of his years under faculties friends in England; his mental' he wa's on duty haying given way while

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in

Rome. "British" five

A

Moran in

in

Rome.

Quebec, cent"

Iliad

Manning Cardinal

appointment. British

Empire there are 28 Archiepiscopai Sees, 97 Episcopal Sees,, 19 are 23 Vicariates(of which Apostolic held or administered and by Bishops), 10 Prefectures1 1 Apostolic. Including In the

and

Coadjutor of

holding 152.

office

the Bishops, and Bishops

Auxiliary

Archbishops in

the

British

Empire

to

was

stated that able to point

Mr.

with

the retention as of Bullen's the Residents of Salvado-street could and reach their easily expeditiously homes from Bullen's by Jarrad-street. name more The "Grove" was than .Bullen's. euphonious

out

site.

and that he oysters, cultivated the pearl

plant

successfully edible oyster

in the Eastern colo The amendment was negatived, las was a similar motion by the same that the item of 'gentleman Inspector iSharks' Bay Pearl Shell Fishery be reduced from £500 to £450. During the discussion on the item to Reward of GreenDavid Stinton, as discoverer ibushes tinfield, £250, it was mentioned Treasurer that the by the Colonial if totalled results from the field would be between £20,000 and £30,000. Mr. Throssell and Mr. DeHamel thought the country municipalities should have from the Subsidy to special grants £5000. Mr. Quinlan Municipalities, and Mr, Molloy supported the superior claims of Perth. Mr. Loton agreed with the principle. Mr. Parker thought the Roads vote should be apportioned on the same were plan. Suggestions made by hon. members as to the dis tribution of the vote amongst the various wards. Mr. Clarkson spoke of the disgraceful state of some of the' streets of Perth. Vote passed. Law £695. Vote Crown offices, jand nies.

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Wednesday, The Speaker

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780

passed.

printed. The Married

the new Act. under Bankruptcy Vote passed. Stipendiary Magistracy, £11,542. Mr. Sholl's motion that the item at Resident Magistrate Katanning, out on a was lost £159, be struck Division list division by two votes. Mr. Canning, Mr. Clarkson, Ayes, 10 Mr. Mr. Mr. Darlot, DeHamel, Mr. Mr. Quinlan, Molloy, Phillips, H. Mr. Mr. Sholl, Mr. Simpson, 12— -Hon. R. Sholl Sir. J. Noes, S. Burt, Hon. Hon. H. W. Forrest, Mr. Mr. A. Venn, Cookworthy, Mr. Loton, Mr. Mr. Hassell, Forrest, Mr. Mr. Parker, Paterson, Piesse, Mr. Throssell. Sir J. G. Lee-Steere, that Mr. Sholl's motion the item Clerk to the Magistrate and Local Court at Katanning be struck out, was on the Vote voices. negatived

Property its final stage. passed through The amendments to the Police Bill Council proposed by the Legislative were considered in committee, agreed as amended to, and the Bill reported, and adopted. in the mes The House concurred the Council Legislative sage from in drill instruction the respecting Government a and schools, Boys' was transmitted message to that effect to the Legislative Council. in The Estimates were considered committee. Scientific and Literary, As stated Grants, £2500. Agricultural Treasurer £1100 of by the Colonial his amount was set down for the pur chase of books for the Victoria Public and that £200 was intended Library, for the Mechanics' Institute at Albany. Mr. Traylen of the hoped no portion vote would be granted to an institution was let to a part of whose building Men's Club where certain Working

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was

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legislation," other side

and

said

if

he

was

on

the

the House, he would that they be struck out. Mr. move Canning moved that the item Report and other on the Pe'arlshell Fisheries, be reduced by £900, and said £1000, think Mr. Saville he did not Kent could bring into existence the oysters The Colonial that had disappeared. Treasurer and the Attorney General of

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of Public Director Works, in that Mr. H. said there Sholl, reply were for the develop funds available ment of the goldfields. The following had been made for the goldgrants 1891 fields in the North West during Petermarra, of well, (balance cost)

The

to

£108

9s.

:

4d. wells etc., Nullagine Western Shaw £250 Ashburton Roads Board, on water on supply road to fields £200. in reply to The Colonial Treasurer, Mr. DeHamel, said the Government no further or would guarantee give asssistance to the Midland pecuniary the sanc Railway Company without tion of the House. The Commissioner of Railways, in to Mr. the section said Loton, reply now had of the Midland open Railway been not equipped by the entirely The carriages are rented contractor. own are from Government until his maintained in The whole was ready. order. The contractors working good had made 43 selections, amounting to acres, but the 323,535 applications had not been formally approved. When 150 miles were completed, fully the and opened for traffic, equipped, to 900,000 Company would be entitled No title deeds had yet been acres. ;

put in were private. During was the Colonial Treasurer called to and apologised order, for making use of the words "he claimed that some hon. members did not repre but rather the sent, misrepresented views of their constituents." Mr. Mol rose and to order, Mr. Canning loy said if the hon. gentleman used the take action within language, he would seven him days to convince who was on The House divided the wrong. motion "with the following result Mr. Mr. Ayes 13 Parker, Quinlan, Mr. Mr. Mr. Simpson, DeHamel, Mr. Traylen, Mr. Loton, Mr. Darldt, Mr. Mr. Harper, Phillips, Canning, Mr. H. Sholl, Mr. R. Sholl, Mr. Mol Noes. 13 Hon. Sir J. Forrest, loy. Hon. S. Burt, Hon. W. E. Marmion, Hon. H. W. Venn, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Mr, Symon, Mr. Randell, Cookworthy, Mr. Piesse, Mr. Hassell, Mr. Throssell, Mr. Pearse, Mr. Forrest. vote in The Speaker gave his casting favour of the motion, as he' because, were the said the certificates papers committee .printing might order to be at the end of the session. printed Motion carried. The Attorney General moved the second reading of the Customs Laws Consolidation Bill. Mr. DeHamel supported by Mr. Canning moved as an amendment that the Bill be read After an expla that day six months. nation by the Colonial Treasurer the was and the amendment withdrawn, Bill read a second time. The House went into on committee the Estimates. Land Mr. Forrest Titles, £2,270. remarked that the head of this depart ment spent a great deal of his time on the bench of the Police Court. The General that the Attorney explained was work of the department never left undone. Several other members spoke in terms of praise of the manner in which the work of this department was Vote passed. performed. Lands and Surveys, £19,015. The of Railways, in reply to Commissioner :

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:

February 18th. took the Chair at 7.80

Thursday, The Speaker

1

of

desir offer

!

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the debate

:

£400

to

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passed.

not

was

moved1 that" the returns Molloy on the expended showing the amount Midland since the guarantee Railway of be £60,000 by the Government This was printed. opposed, by the Government, who claimed that certain

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in which indulged a but have demoralising effect. Mr. Parker mentioned the sum of £50 for the Perth museum, and asked how it was expended. He would hoped next year arrangements be made for combining with the Geo Museum. Vote passed. logical 6s. Pensions, lid. Mr. £4,888 took the opportunity afforded Molloy set down as item by the amount No. 87 (G. W. Leake, 0s. £386 6d.) to mention that this from gentleman his in the Upper House had place spoken of the Judges of the Supreme Court as The Chair-, being corrupt. man called Mr. to order for Molloy a in to debate the other referring House. Item No. 55 (G. B. Humble, was taken exception to by Mr. £125) A. Forrest, but warmly supported by! Treasurer and Mr. Rich-1 the Colonial ardson. Vote passed. £600 ; Refunds, Miscellaneous Service, £25,337 15s. 9d. The Colonial Treasurer said that item to Ministerial No. 19 (Additions Sala ries, £1000) Would be struck out, as it was to the Constitution. Mr. contrary Parker the for vote the thought Plates Queen's should be abolished, an and moved amendment to that! which was "with effect, afterwards drawn. Mr. Traylen hoped the amount of gratuities to fire brigades would be increased. The General Attorney the placing of these items stigmatised " on the Estimates as grandmotherly

could

destruction

it

Mir.

—

were

practices

measure

—

Court The £3130. General said it would be Attorney for him before the House necessary to put £50 to ask them some rose, more the Estimates in order to upon get

that

a

:

Supreme

Bill

moved

introduce for the The

certificates

The report of the Joint Select Com mittee of the Legislative Council and the FreLegislative Assembly on mantle Harbour Works "was brought of Public Works. up bythe Director to received and ordered be Report Women's

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members country the motion, which supported generally went to a division with the following J. result 16 Hon. Sir Ayes, Hon. Forrest, S. Burt, Hon. H. W. W. E. Marmion, Mr. Venn, Hon. Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Cookworthy, Mr. Mr. Mr. Hassell, Pearse, Harper, Mr. Mr. Piesse, Phillips, Simpson, H. Mr. Mr; Sholl, Mr. Symon, JS oes, 9 Mr. Canning, Mr. Traylen. Mr. Darldt, DeHamel, Mr. Loton, Mr. Molloy, Mr. Parker, Mr. Quinlan, Mr. Randell, Mr. R. Sholl. Leave of absence was granted to Mr. Baker for fourteen days

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the said Sholl, Clerk, £350,

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an area was said agricultural near laid out Beverley which was land. said to be poor The Com missioner of Crown Lands said the

being

issued.

The Commissioner of Railways, in said that Bullen's reply to Mr. Molloy, had been selected for the site of the in intended station preference to Salvado-street because it was on fairly level was ground, while Salvado-street at the top of a grade with but a few chains of level. There would be no and there etc, would space for sidings of loose be danger trucks plunging The along the line down to Bullen's. cost of two stations was about equal. That vested interests were connected

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of appointment was rendered of the necessary by the re-organisation and that the increase in department, item instruments, advertising, etc., was from £800 to £1200 due largely to the increase in the advertising. In land connection with sales it had in creased five-fold during the year. Mr.

Chief

made had been by Mr. a Ranford, surveyor of great experience Vote passed. The Commissioner Mining £3,960. Crown in Mr. of to Lands, reply said the gentleman occupySimpson, at the the position of Warden ing at Murchison Goldfield did not receive the same rate as at the Warden as he was new to the service Kimberley last year. This year the salary stood at £250 and £50 for Vote forage. selection

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and; £1200 Geological Railways The CommisiTramways, £86,368. of Railways Estimatesaid this jsioner had been framed The. by himself. of last Estimates theset down year loss the railways atprobable upon £8000 in 189L The annual lossto had amounted £14-: previously !000. From the financial statement Colonial Treasurer 'made by the it would that appear there had been !a loss 1891. this during Against must be set an amount £4000 of and as the Treasurer outstanding, calculation accepts as the basis of his before Treasury receipts actually jtlie it would be easily seen how the.1 jhim arose. The fact' Iseeming discrepancy in 1891 there was a small jwas amount of 1,000 or so not collected in iDecember. It went to the credit of the railways in 1891. In 1891 they with considerable ;dealt and business, in December of that year there was an not collected. .amount of £40.00 The when making his state 'Treasurer, ment, knew nothing about this amount, and it left an impression the upon minds of hon. members that the were to a disadvan railways working 1891 the year the tage. During of the railways and tramways earnings were and the expenditure £67,858, which left a credit balance £66,277, of £1,582 on the transactions. year's He had said they commenced the a rail year with probable loss in their a year, and that way system of £8,000 he hoped, although he did not know much about the matter then, that by the the year 1892 would be figures reversed. Rail Upon the Eastern he found the earnings for way itself, 1891 were and the expendi £59,583, a ture of £55,780, leaving profit He thought these £3,803. figures should be satisfactory to the House. He would like to draw some com parison between the expenditure upon their lines and the expenditure upon those in other parts of the world. In so he must draw a comparison doing between the lines with a running similar kind of grade, and must also at the and the look of rails weight size of rolling because stock, upon these three depended the suc things of the railways. The grade upon cess the local lines was one in 27 and one in was 80, and the hauling power equal to Last year the train only one in 27. miles to earn was mileage 293,206 On £59,583. the in New railways a with similar the Zealand, grade, was train 331,000 for a reve mileage nue of £114,000. They would ask if it could be done here. It would have to be considered by them some or time and he hoped the other, Government to place would be able before them some scheme by which it could be brought about. This could be done by an alteration of the only the improvement grades. Regarding of the Eastern there was a Railway, which plan would give the proposed as one in fifty. This, ruling grades however would mean a considerable sum of money, In 1892 whatever, revenue he hoped might be derived, the expenditure would not amount to more than 92 per cent, of the revenue. was to made the item Objection in Charge of Existing Engineer Lines, Mr. Mr. £600, by Mr. Parker, Sholl, Loton and Mr. Molloy. They pointed out that when the gentleman who last the post was removed to an occupied other department the Government had stated the office would cease to exist. The Colonial Treasurer said that owing to the large amount in of work now course of preparation by the Engineerit was in-Chief to see that necessary our were railways kept in proper order, and someone should be directly re General sponsible. Traffic Manager, £800. The Commissioner of Railways, in to Mr. reply Quinlan, said the General Manager had been engaged a term for of three years by Mr. Burt when in England. Mr. Sholl moved that the item be struck out. Mr. DeHamel and Mr. supported Sholl, said Mr. Roberts had been shamefully treated. The appointment was quite uncalled for. Mr. Molloy spoke high ly of Mr. Roberts' valuable services. Mr. Parker said the appointment was one. Mr. Loton purely an ornamental '

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was

confess

Moorhead

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and task

I

should

have

thought

to the papers knew who was be better

election

to to me appeared the of Mr. part

write

a

as every meant.

full one

of ex in

would

it

to persuade Mr. attempting to the It is beyond contrary. he could have I sup thought

in

and

the

a

alteration

slight

of copy it would

the

letter been

have to

attempted

of this kind Whitcombe

would shown it for

or

the

by myself.

I

never

of

having

to

do

what raise

may

Mr.

foolish

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moment's

a

misunderstand

expected implications. shirk the responsibility the

of

hurry

to

is un

to intend supplied Moorhead

for

me

to

and no question have arisen had Mr. me his letter before obtained my written and papers, originally so

to

the fourth of charge long con and unseemly mirth whilst perusing a letter from Mr. to Mr. James Whitcombe, I feel soul my down into my sinking boots when I consider I may have possibly been of such and guilty blasphemy sacrilege. I am only sorry my intellectual powers are not to sufficiently enable me to developed fathom the of Mr. James's profundity utterances on statecraft and with polity which he favored in his friend the letter in but which I question, not are forgot intended for the profane and con vulgar, I could not treat sequently them with awe and reverence. becoming My laughter was caused by the pompous self-sufficiency with which this well-known statesman settled all the affairs of the colony with out the slightest still I longed difficulty, for the time when the James-cum- Whitcombe will be in Ministry certainly office and their reforms will proposed be brought before the In the if public. meantime Messrs. James and Whitcombe will only the publish constant and intimate corresheard pondence we have so much about, they might educate the masses so to as enable them to their appreciate loftyideals. However, they have had a splen did of opportunity their own blowing their numerous vir trumpets, advertising tues, and lillies white, of which painting have availed themselves to they the fullest extent in the recently corres published and I hope they pondence, will let me off this time for at them.— laughing Yourobdt. servt., JAMES BAEBATT. Geraldton, 18th Feb., 1892.

a

Moorhead me how a of the letter with plied him with copy to publish it permission as a letter from Mr. James to a Geraldton firm of Solicitors there & (the only firm Barratt being whilst to Mr. Whitcombe) according I said Moorhead's own version Tou can do what with it don't you like provided you into a drag name row." my religious I also fail to preceive that the publication of a, letter to a firm of Jprivate country solicitors from their town would be agent less objectionable than the publication of a private from of one letter a member firm to a member of the firm. other Surely and confidential letters be private pass tween solicitors as well as indivi private the and I conceive that had duals, letter

Making band

:

a

Long

What

to-night. I dear, Husband

a

Story Short.— Hus splendid dinner you have

Wife, thought What :

"

this for

to

tinued

pro friends." and later

kept amongst your went then away,

later the reading then asked Moorhead

not

objeccion

no

better

was

to

At

he Then to see what urged reply the Record made before the explana writing so I signed the letter at the tion, same time that later on I write would a full saying the to about the explanation papers letter. Mr.. Whitcombe was a standing hardly minute in my office and went away when I the and he lector never asked me to signed for any insertion give him particulars in the so that I was newspapers sur greatly when I saw his letter in the next prised Victorian what Express containing purported to be my in inverted explanation printed commas if as supplied by me for publica tion. Mr. Whitcombe gives the following, as of how Mr. my statement Moorhead obtain ed the copy cf the letter I do not think he took for though a copy I had occasion to the for few leave room amoments the in his hands, while letter was I was not long enough absent for him to have "made a unless he jotted it down copy, with Mr. great quickness." Whitcombe under the was that I had impression lent the letter to Mr. Moorhead who had made a from the letter itself I him copy so told ; Mr. Moorhead did not make a copy of the letter and itself had for it a moment only in his hands. I read the to him letter "and he it down jotted very quickly." Mr. version Whitcombe's of state my ment that I insinuated implies Mr. Moorhead had taken a copy surreptitously of the letter whilst what I really said and meant involved no such insinuation. It is

As

good

writing, he which

me.

it

publishing explanation suggested

Mr.

letter."

a

his

some

menced

dear Mr.

a

I

have a

read

could

and

and

justified

bad He

first this

said

amongst

I then

asked

denying

such had letter been written of Barratt and Whitcombe. him I could not told see the use

firm

very easy conversation

not is

you how

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write you the

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it

both

said

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am

you."

returned objected

I

I

Moorhead

on

then could

I

show

we

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it.

James "

and

through

letter at

laugh

believe I said

said

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to you towards

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Whitcombe,

reading

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with

beginning

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James said

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that letter

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my

Mr.

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of

charge

throw

in

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second

Moorhead.

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of

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any

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it

accord

sure

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connection Mr. Moorhead

at

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way

quite

sustained. of tryingto

on

called

sign

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com

been

matter

any was

thank

third charge share of the odium

be

to

that

amongst

might

persons there were

this

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am

in there

with

to

have

may

this

me

of letters

only

grossly

or

ever

think Yes."

Mr.

of James to Mr. Moorhead, and on the spur I sent for Mr. Moorhead the moment and him the warned of against machinations Mr. James. his friend Messrs. James and Whitcombe in effect an absolute down rule that lay private

if

good

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and dis

intended

one's

judged

the

Whitcom

as a warning be most objec

be

judgment

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came

when

there

with

what did not public to probably leading

must

at

of

exposure As to

Geraldton

consider

to

had I thought it would in the newspapers

confidence

Mr.

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connection

he

Geraldton

most

coming

in

unfair

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and

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and

case

have

error

that

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because

an

confidence.

has himself

noyance As to

of personalities and the time in washing dii'ty short In general public.

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so

I

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statecraft to advise

effect

of

done

letter

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where confidence

treated

making public display

published

sorting

letters

and them

have

double-faced myself in

whilst

circumstances papers

parties

been submit

brought

not

was

therefore

attempted consciously Moorhead or to lead him

difficulty and he

and surrouudings, find we ing to its nature laid down or no fixed rules by moralists of school casuists which enable us to de any kind cide case of this off hand. every There is at most broad be a distinction tween conduct and dishonorable grossly and mere errors of judgment particular cases to one class or the other belong to circumstances. on according Possibly I should not have read second thoughts or of the letter to Mr. Moor a copy supplied I need I should not head. hardly say

as

which and

me

not

Mr.

to devise

cases

documents

before the particular

linen each

of

have

for whom of parties and ac they must

other

publish as

wasting

some

acted

him

and confidentially where the contents communicated privately

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to

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disclose

on

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be

leave

hands

also

the

concern

and

purloining

to

tionable

stood.

Mr.

then

report Amendment Bill

whilst

himself in he would have no difficulty turning would probably Simpson out, but Moorhead the and retain seat, Moorhead further, into the House advertise would getting and himself in business Whitcombe's injure business should be pulled to and the wires In of Moorhead means. get rid by some short it advocated personal ad\ ancement of obtained anyhow as the aim political Of life. course these were opinions only for private intended use, and any quantity and political could of patriotism be purity in public. displayed The purport of this letter would appear and to most low, mean persons contempt and when I the ible, considered supposed Mr. Moor of James for Mr. friendship head it struck the former me was acting in and treacherous a double-faced manner in trying to towards the latter undermine him. Mr. I never James have says to such an extent as to forgotten myself to acts which resort no honest man can other dis call than and unworthy sounds honorable." This well, but very Mr. does James consider false professions ? and treachery and honorable worthy Mr.

19th.

further

charge

of the letter. copy Mr. James's firm have

Whitcombe" which, consider 3d James's proceeded generally, Mr. to Whitcombe

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of

a

heap

from

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at

be

upon share of

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his

the

interested

throwing

than

more

aware

a

stage.

took the chair

self-defence

treacherous towards conduct to undermine me.

matters Under

to five was liable years employer Act. the principal under Progress that the advice of the was reported General might be consulted. Attorney Mr. Hackett report brought up the on of the conference of the managers the Game Bill. at 4.40 p.m. The House adjourned

Speaker

might

trying the Geraldton election Mr. WhitDuring active combe was an openly taking part in I was opposing Mr. Moorhead, whilst openly him and for afterwards voted supporting him. I also saw Mr. Moorhead on several and under on business matters occasions he looked Mr. James his stood as upon At the same time I had friend. given Mr. Whitcombe of of part a notice dissolution Whitcombe nership, and, (as Mr. knew) I in the was going through all the papers office to find out for myself how all business

lent

The

cases

to

and

Act Servant's read a second

February

the

Perth

well

on Committee the Aborigines In Mr. Act Amendment Bill Protection be that the employer Leake thought as on the same the footing placed men who native, and to provide against with had not apenny to bless themselves and were, unable to pay the therefore, the words fine of £20, he moved that " for term or be imprisoned any three calender not exceeding months, hard or without be with labour," clause. The to the Colonial added was this thought power Secretary Mr. the Act. by already given out that the fraudu Hackett pointed

Friday,

other

gladly

and some of these letters have perusal, I warned Mr. Whit been left lying about, combe to leave letters in the not private office. I told him in effect that I was

on

time.

LEGISLATIVE

into

knowledge

further

and on we became Geraldton, later James's firm and Mr. acted as partners, Perth for firm. Both before our agents and the there was during partnership constant between the correspondence Perth and but there was Geraldton offices, close intimite also a separate and corres Mr. James and Mr. between pondence not for my intended Whitcombe, evidently

passed through was re-com Bill The Bankruptcy was struck and the word April mitted This defines out and May substituted. come will the date on which the Bill into

to

him

it

was

and would

public, I which

Whitcombe.

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had been found im desks as suggested by possible the hon. member in his motion made in February of last year. was from the A message received Assembly which announced Legislative that the resolution of the Legislative the introduction of Council respecting drill instruction into the Government in. schools had been concurred The Married Women's Property was Bill received from the Legislative time. and read a first Assembly, Act Amendment Bill The Patent Mr.

made

transaction. odium to the attaching and (4) Long-continued unseemly mirth whilst a letter from Mr. James to perusing

to

port to another. to been referred

run

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Secretary,

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Mr.

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my last

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details

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19th.

took

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information intended not

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writer

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COUNCIL.

February

Friday,

share

the

the letters

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letter

;

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with

or

protected. It is of obtaining a talking the consent of the writer of the letter for be of course it would never given and any to it would obtain attempt only put the some

W.

to warn innocent persons to contemplated injuries

wrong

and

perusal

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Mr. Phil Mr. Symon, Mr. lost. Mr. Quinlan. Amendment at 11.50 p.m. House adjourned

LEGISLATIVE

THE

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editor

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be

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of

obtained

shown

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description

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man

letters

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was Girls Bill and reported.

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guaranteed,

depended on. Pebble Specs from 6s. Silver Thimbles from Do.

from

Alberts

Chid.

Well,

arr

10

Well,

Fares

5/8,

WE some

tion valuable

at

Beg

to

have been Iron Grand

magnificent Upright Euston Road, London. JUSTIN BROWNE

When,

it

is

however,

alone

should We invite

moderate Photos,

difficult

to

the

Full

Trichord

appointed Pianos

Sole

in W.A. Agents manufactured by Justin

th< for Browr

ROBERTS, Manager.

RAIL

i

ly

recommend

have

world-wide of importations, and

inspection and also

Special shewing exterior

a

will

repute,

be founo

to

from from

and

as

a

inscription

known

in

musical

circles,

that

Dean's Dean's

.

Prepared only EDMUND

Scholastic the interior to

mailed

free

High

Class

instrument

at

a

Diarrhoea DEAN

Wholesale

To and

mechanism,

together

address.

with

book

oi

I

full

particulars harmless

perfectly

speedily irregularities Post free

a

Ladies.—

the

send

overcomes

&c

two

Place,

above to

up

of

the

date

to

Saturdy,:

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GEO.

of

Rail

ROBERTS, Traffic

j

Traffic

Manager's Perth, February

Manager.

Office, 1892.

9th,

l

—

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N

&

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ICE.

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one

Perth.

Street,

all

Is

physician's of a

daughtei simple

new,

remedy obstructions

which and

genuine. Mrs. Kirk, 8, Shep stamps. London Kennington Park, S.S. —

;

off

BROUGHT brown Cordo,

Chemists,

Hay

will

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order

5

1

and

ways),

branded thing

a

the

on

double Eastern

1892.

19th,

(By

!

for the

on

by

'

fact

March

fares

single Stations

all

be issued available for

Railway Northam,

i

at

will

1892.

17,

Cough Mixture,

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j

herd's

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i

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:

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THURSDAY,

,

confidenttheir the treatment referred to, viz

for above

A

6d.

one.

those in search of Public. the Musical

Terms

Testimonials,

well

are

decide

following

I

and

W

NOTICE.

ravages of the two deadly epide mic unfortunately raging in the colony. We allude, of course, to HOOPING COUGH and INFANTILE

DIARRHOEA,

ground.

Office, 4, 1892.

Feb.

ASTERN

the

i

10-0

to

Manager's

Perth,

now

of theii guarantee " Manufactured Sole Agents, Perth, W.A." in the musical instrument business as competition make where to go for the BEST Pianos. up one's mind

importers

be sufficient

price,

A.

HOBBRTO

to the run superior general excellence each instrument hear the for BRYAN expressly & ROBERTO, When there is such keen

Perth

to

Action.

Repeating

use

p.m. 7-15

Traffic

6d.

preparations of which the lives oi be saved from may

children

preparations S PIANOS

much

in

A.

Octaves,

Check

&

they

announce

7

;

'

7 in.

W

BRVA

of

scores

dep

Well,

Northam,

GEO.

6d.

medicinal

by the timely

7/2

be

draw Special Atten time the present tc

to

10-0

...

to ground,

admission

including

NORTHAM

wish

arr

Chid.

10-30

arr

dep 7r30

Well,

ways.

0

can

Is.

8s.

p.m. 8-15

dep

Chid.

p.m

Chid. York

admission

including

Traffic

2 and

9.50

arr

Newcastle. 910 a.m. will leave on this ordinary 810 with a4-day only a.m., connecting down at from special Clackline, returning at 730 Chidlows p.m. to admission Fares, 5/6, including ground Tickets for are available specials only for this alone. and day of the order Commissioner of Rail By

Demi-Hunting

-Silver

...

Fremantle,

The

Eng

...

Gents'

The

...5

...

Hunting Levers

p.m.

WeU, dep 7.15 Smith's Mill dep 8.0 Guildford, dep 8.45 9.15 Perth, dep Chid.

8-0 10.30

...

Northam,

DemiLevers from

Silver

dep

0

ct.

Lexers

York

Fare,

d

s

with

—

:

a.m.

sold

£

connection

Is. admission to Fares, including ground, Peith Guildford Fremantle 4/6, 3/9, 5/6, Smith's Mill 2/7.

W.A.

in

in

under

as

...

Goods. for CASH bought the in manufacturers be marked much lower

they will such goods have

Europe

TRAINS SPECIAL above will run

Fremantle, dep 7.30 8.15 Perth, dep 8.40 Guildford, dep Smith's Mill, dep 9.25 10.10 Chid. Well, arr

Assort

Optical

2, 1892.

MARCH

a.m.

NOW

is

Silver Watches and and Marble Clocks,

Onyx

Jewellery, Electro-Plate these have

that he and Varied

intimate

to

SPORTS

,

JEWELLER,

Gents'

Perfect

Manager.

Office,

this

Demi-Hunting

4ft.

-

|

U. S. A.

fkom

...

Width, Pedal.

ground)!

to

'-rvV

Traffic

Hunting

;

p.m 8;00

...

Norffiami'-'arnh.vJSQ

lOdvV

Is:

dep.

'

A 1 18 ct. Hunting Ladies' Levers fico? Ladies' 18 ct. Genevas from Gents' Silver

Celeste

:

-

700 Brook, dep. S. Berok,:arr,.; 11 .00 arr Newcastle, 845 Fares admission to -grounds)1: (including "il\ Newcastle's. of the Commissioner of Bail(By order

REDUCTIONS.

N

Face

4in.

)

—

admission

WEDNESDAY

Ladies'

4ft.

grounds

a.m.

Perfumers.

...

Height,

to

'

(including

Newcastle,

BY

Mass.,

S.

„

dep.

Northam,

CO., Lowed,

:

3d.

7s'.

p.m.

745

(including

Northam,

HairVigor,

Bought

ment

PIANOS.

grounds)

NOTICE.

CAMPBELL, Manager. SMITH, Accountant.

J.

E.

dep.

to

'Guildford',1

8si,

'

and

FREMANTLE.

STREET,

Beverley, York, S. Brook,

Perth;:

ASTERN

LIMITED, PACKENHAM

9s.,

a.m.

gentle-

youthful do well would

age,

PREPARED

GLASSWARE

C

Chid-

admission

(including

Fremantle,

Manager's Perth, February

&c.

LEY

T 0 L

.at

7

of

HOTEL

&c.,

&©.,

breakfast

for

Traffic

LIQUEURS, vegetables,

WINES,

1.045: 1120

BeVtoley'fy9dli;8d7',t7:.TO,

with

AVER &

G.

J.

and

tresses, their

advanced

an

QREAT

Storekeepers,

assorted

arr.

''

Fares

and

Champagne.

Hotelkeepers,

splendidly

Efemantle,

„

a

Makers. envite

„ '

a.m.

soft, silky to preserve

Sold by Druggists

Dry Champagne, Gippsland Hop Bitters

Allsopp

Moet

wish

who

Schnapps, Quality

of

Ayer's

other

& Son, Melbourne, Cordials, A.V.H. Van Hoytema & Co., Rotterdam, Geneva, Chas. Loche & Co., Rheims, Rougemont Champagnes, Bulk and Bottled & Sons, Ltd., Samuel Ale,

-

abundance

Dr.

Aromatic

as

Hair.

hair

to pearance furnish their

Wines, Wolfe's

Vigor

Bland, cool, Hair perfumed, Ayer's Vigor delightfully free from the head baldness, keeps prevents and cures and troublesome unsightly dandruff, Ladles desirous of having hiimors of the scalp. former and"

mien

B.O.S.

its

becomes thin, "this preparation gray, and texture. fullness, color,

maturely

Whiskey, &

the

of

the

for

Dressing When

Hair value

Ayer's

universal popularity most convincing proof

the

Is

an

celebrated

of

The

"

& Co.,

8\45 10:15

„

Perth,-

.1100

.

73o

Ohidlpwls, Guildford,

minutes

Fares

" Blend & Co., Ltd., Thistle Whiskey, Glasgow, Dawson's Perfection Whiskey, J. & R. Tennent, Well Park Glasgow, Brewery, Brand Galley Whiskey, Alcock & Co., Melbourne, Billiard Tables, &e., Wm. and Geo. Tait, Port Wines. Oporto, " " Old Highland Walker & Sons, Kilmarnock John Ltd.,

Son

Clackline,;

'ow's.

Rodger

Pease, Macken

an-..

Fifteen

'

Whiskies, Slater

„

Brook,

Edinburgh,

Brewery,

Tinned Meats, c and Bobbie

"

Gaelic

Co.,

p.m. 700

dep.

'

Fountain Ltd., Meat Export Co.,

Co.,

Queensland

Stirling

S.

S.

9 '20 1U-30

„

Brcok,

6"20 715 740

'

&

McEwan

Central

as

"

Win.

date

a.m.

AT

MELBOURNE,

CONSIGNEES

SOLE

with

Above

.

AN.D

ADELAIDE,

ALBANY,

on

-

POIL®SrH:A.M

run

under:—

FREMANTLE.

"STli-EElT,

will

connection

in the'

TRAIN#:

above

'

ROUDKD

.

s

L

L

star

on

like on

off

side

LL,

about will

run

at

Horse,

under saddle some hind foot white, about 15 stands

near

forehead,

hands high, not claimed

our

Entire

six

years

old.

be sold

according

J.&J. Dec. 14th,

OLUNE. 1891,

If to

law.

absolutely

Canterbury,

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the granted by powers See, the following dispensa Apostolic tions are to the faithful of granted this for the diocese, approaching Season of Lent. Ash Wednesday falls on 2nd March. meat be used at the 1. -Flesh may on meal Mondays, principal

o'clock

Special

and; in and .

Day

Patrick's

be

at

used at

allowed on

all

milk the

cheese,

meal

all

flesh

meat

the and

meals.

€

6.

R.

Board.

work

in

dispensation when there

sex, in their own New business.

PATRICK'S

little

employment in

region Box

976,

P.O.,

do

the

work.

us.

You

at

her

parents' Ellen

Frcmantle, of

John

Theresa,

and

Ann

Deeply regretted and

friends,

Healy. sorrowing

her

by

for 0

t

%

\

many

.

25

27 38 29

1892.

—

MON.

1

—

2

—

Ash

E.

Scott,

Esq.

Be

"

with

Hayden, Esq.

WL.

the

PROGRAMME:

%.

prepared of Christ."

name

M. Leo

Pope

—

and

your

resist

to

try

eyes

for

raursi)

4.

6d. ORPHANAGE

5.

BOYS'

16.

Under Second

7s.

Heats

6d., op

6d. Sheffield.

(entry

free.)

BOYS' HANDICAP— ORPHANAGE free 10. 7s. 6d., 2s. 6d. (entry Under 7. THREE-LEGGED RACE— 15s. Entry 15s.

—

RACE

New

5s.

the

difference, in

—

19.

are

in

at

with Fees, Nominations, together for' the two years' performances, (with Mile Members' and Sheffield) Quarter must be in the hands of the Handicaps, at the Shamrock Perth, Secretary Hotel, jaot later 9 o'clock than of the Friday, 4th E. Scott, Newcastle, March, or Mr.

to

Our

at

present

territory from the

is

drought,

but

New desert

-

venture

visitation

rare

South

by

a great Wales is

the

West

due same hour and place on Acceptances 14th March. and All other Entries Handicaps to be made on the ground. rules be observed Sir Joseph Banks' will in the Sheffield W. J. REARDON, Hon. to Celebration Secretary Committees. the

.

rabbits,

havoc

-

have

scriptions "week: Mr 15s

following the during

past (

—

John Mr J.

Sweeney,

Greenough,

Donaher,

Greenough,

31-12-92, 18s do.,

National Library of Australia

9d

—

a

Gold

the

<

it

ue

c

a

r

I.

east

of

from

a

reefs

Hardy

which

York.

The

crushing

made

have is two colour last

been

at

found

miles

to

the

obtained

was

week.

Last senior matches resulted Saturday's in a win for the M. C. C. against the Perth C.C. of 8 wickets and 65 by an innings and for the West Perth C. C. who de runs, C.C. by 6 wickets. each £6000 are down on the Estimates for the erection of a now at Rottnest, and Lighthouse another wing to the Government Offices.

feated

Two

the

sums

Fremantle of

A private match between Mentor and Armstrong's Mr. for £50 was in Perth Music run led from Mentor start to finish, by seven lengths. The

! '

Mr. C.

A.

W.

Reeve's

last

and

week. won

the sin enquirynfco circumstan the death of the Carol © woman on Wynne, was concluded Friday afternoon. The verdict was following returned by the -"That of William Perth, jury: Wynne, stonemason, did kill and feloniously slay the one deceased, Car Wynne."'

tending,

liope-

country

bearing

Mount

sight writes that

n

ii

in

Holy

Sacrifice

and instruction

pro

but of the

recited

prayers will

also

be

the

is

170

crushing,

return

latest tons

from South

Fraser's

7 dwts.

9

12

grs.

stone, smelted

days run,

of stone, 186, ozs. 60 tons stone,

4 dwts.

Hill,

50

bar

gold

gold.

ozs.

On Wednesday morning the marriage Mr. P. P. J. Rowe, of editor the and Miss People, Hogan was celebrated Dr. by His in the Lordship Gibney Cathedral. The bride waB beautifully and was dressed, at the altar supported while bridesmaids, the church by several was crowded with her many who friends, came to be witnesses of her renunciation of the lighter of girlhood, and to joys be happy in her new pray that she may of

state

life.

On Saturday evening last three children at the Australian Hotel became unwell. One of them, the eldest of the dauhter Mr. exhibited proprietor, Guilfoyle, dangerous symptoms, and Dr. O'Connor was 3ent for. Upon enquiry it was.found that the children had eaten some tinned the elder one fish, hence her very freely, was Dr. O'Connor had suffering greater. to remain some hours with" the patient before the poisonous elements would yield to and the little one could be treatment, out of pronounced She is now danger. towards making rapid progress complete recovery.

Tuesday

the

entertained

was

and

presented the

by from

with

Young his

16th at

a a

inst. "

Father

Welcome

purse

of

Duff

Home,"

sovereigns his return on North. The included Fathers Bourke largest that has yet taken

Men's mission

Society, in the

which gathering Kelly was the all available place in the Hall, space being the fully When occupied. good things which the tables done graced were justice to the Chairman, Mr. H. McKernan opened the in a neat and short programme speech and made the presentation. Father Duff and in replied, doing so, sincerely, returned for the honour and thanks, done generosity him. He briefly dur spoke of his travels the last seven months and dwelt ing on the characteristic of for sincerity he which, said noted. Australians are His remarks were warmly were applauded. Songs and

by several accompaniments

ladies were

and

played

gentlemen by Miss

Brady.

It

a

of portion rendered a ever-in

-must be journal of anything but productive ful One who feelings. from the asserts locality condition of the the

Sydney

sub

I

stay will, length,

week

goldfields:

ozs.

tons

Hopes

E

universally regarded. do not in West Aus suffer from the of pest we see quite enough of the wrought by them to be able

a

138

the

is

Hoc

followin

rendered

we

estimate accurately pretty of the scourge. severity

the advancing host of rodents in the at present region as occupied by tbem Rabbitaria, it has been jestingly called by a

—

received the to the Record

are

napping.

to

away and the

—

We

caught

was

it

tralia

wrought by

acknowledgments;

safety.

adminstrat.ors be

to

find

we

Very Reverend on Tuesday to

children.

Eastern

On

little

Though

is

suffering of

to

more

shall

our

new

yield gold; yield 124 ozs, 15 dwts. 12 grs. 203 8J days' Fraser's, crushing, tons 220 12 stone, or.s. 5 dwts, yielding grs. gold Qi days' crushing, Macintosh's,

mat

favored Colonies. It

are

alone

likely

light

stock But

think, northern

we

kind one

was made the subject of aright, mild but the des ; jesting was an act patch of that expedition truest of and this ix? prudence, a

persisting of the all-pervad creasing scourge as rabbit. Better the far, ing of our harassed experience sadly and perplexed neighbours shows, to encounter the vicissitudes of the than to be brought seasons face to face with the invincible of legions The King Bunny. devastation

Handicapper.

under

a

in

offered

the

of

'

con

ber

illimitable

favour.

that

the

in the has wells

contract

of

has

of expedition police troopers, a few months to a distant ago, on the the coast, resulting point cap of a single rabbit remem ture if we

once

we

our

run

An

In

alike.

least,

at

not

South

geographically,, much very Wales as

sight South

ter

of

are

grateful

Fortunately

pastoralists a similar de ruaxing The cases of the I'espective of petitioners, far removed are

us

vigilance

are

ever-diminishing a glean scanty the reason of the falling not the same in each case

JIG— £1. Is. IRISH Entry, Is. OBSTACLE RACE— 15s. Entry, £1. 5s. team. TUG-OF-WAR Entry, GREASY POLE.

18.

a

number of subsistence.

—

15s.,

that northern reduction of

our

grass afforded pasture flocks and herds, are now reduced to the condition of hungry wastes which an upon

—

JUMP—

in

of New

which plains, to innumerable

—

AND

257T892T

y

remarkable for

asking

Australia,

;

STEP

ar

the

they

first

SACK

HOP,

are

as

Is. Entry, 9. QUARTER-MILE HANDICAP— £4, £1. 3s. 2s. Entry, acceptance, 10. PUTTING THE WEIGHT HANDI £1. Is. CAP (Scotch style) Entry, 11. PUTTING THE WEIGHT, HANDI £1. Is. CAP. (Irish style). Entry, Minutes GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE 12. 20 2s. 6d. HANDICAP— 40s., 10s. Entry, Sheffield. 13. Final Heat of THE 14. TOSSING CABER HANDICAP 10s. Is. 20s., Entry,

17.

areas

)

Is.

15. 16.

somewhat the squatters

mand. bodies

6.

8.

It is while rents, Wales

HANDICAP—

2s.

yrfebru

a

details

make

time

His

.

a

Religious to

The

Rottnest

to to

old.

Perth

exceed

Echuca,

road

sinking of the

left

be

a

and to

;

in

of mind the rumour disquiet which from time to time is circu lated that the dreaded rabbits are Westward. In steadily advancing

'

120 yards— MEMBERS' HANDICAP— £2, £1. (Trophies), Entry, fee, 2s. 6d. £20. 2. SHEFFIELD HANDICAP— 1st, Nominations, £15j 2nd, £3; 3rd, £2. 7s. 6d 2s. 6d. acceptances, 3. BOYS' HANDICAP— 15s., 5s. Entry, 1.

of stock.

will

fortnights' ing 192 Central,

than the Eastern would be unwise, however, to give ourselves to a sense of easy up A vast security. territory sepa rates us from the boundaries of New South but still Wales, we canuot hear some without

XIII

purpose, and iniquity having before your for those who combat Pius IX.

spirit with good,

number

and

put

steps

the

on

General, to

not that

The

conditions, before the

elapse

visit

a

the

vegetation but have roots below even

taking

are

supply

Bourke

given

"

can

These

Iftecotfi.

in

indefatigable

undaunted

conquer evil the reward

of

Coronation

SHUR,

—

Hyginus, P Wednesday

must

years

countiy

Sunday B.M.

Ignatius,

St

TUES. WED.

)t :

©f

St.

E. Marmion, M.L.A., Quinlan, Esq. andT.

:

iii.,

Margaret Quinquagesima

SUN.

—

Ap. Pope, Confessor Cortona,

Mathias, Felix

St. St.

MARCH.

3 The Hon. W. Judges Clayton T.Mason, Esq., M.L.A.

St.

THUR. FRI. SAT.

—

all

ground,

Saladin, Ormuz.

S.

water

Vicar

way the

the

goldfields, been accepted for the and the improvement

daily.

ves its again assume ture of green" and become capable of maintaining like a fair anything

FEBRUARY.

of Perth.

eaten

only the

to

the actually destroyed the so surface, that, most the favorable

family

cases

X 4 I

not

have down

by

their

on

Murchison

Mass

of

M.

are

Government the

bably, during

:

R.I.P.

—

how

The crease

pay

destruction of sequent upon feed from by the rabbits, 30,000 to 4,000 ; on another from 35,000 to 3,000 on another from ; yet and so on through 42,000 to 4,000 a long and disheartening catalogue. To add a darker shade to this sad it is said that the rabbits picture,

daugh Aged 29.

eldest

been losses

R.

The

be found startl much worse off the squatters of

still

learn

have

we

heavy

the

Father

the

DEATH. 16th Tuesday. February, residence, Winterfold,

On

—

the

in this are respect New South Wales. Upon one the number of sheep shorn been reduced by starvation,

to the particularly adapted this circulates publication 24-3-9 Sydney.

is

which

HEALY.

GROUNDS.

J.

meet can

made cither

or about the same as capital, We will start No to space you. here But make a can you snug fortune and The honorably easily.

explain

to grant

DAY,

:

All

to

ing

as

of

must

it

stock, WEEK

Inured hear

to

GIBNEY.

need

none.

-gT.

Starter

M.

of persons for at work wouderful with

by

| localities,

Anyone

don't

CELEBRATION.

Handicapper

ment.

PER

c&

TO

oWG

26

SUBIACO

state in

Hay, delivered

GIBNEY, Bishop

MONSTER

Cut

late

OH

PQ

t

it. granting © MATTHEW

of price,

1892.

.Jan.,

ter

particular a just cause

is

tons

IT.

©

from

exempt

are

HA

Apply 20th

of

inspection

dhe rabbit is going to one to become of the curses of the day ?" The greatest almost of hope dismay, the sense in these lessness, words, displayed to be no seems unfounded senti

Perth.

in

engaged

or

health,

a

T

Good

of

and

labourers

agricultural

servants Australia

West

animal like be allowed

and

principal Ash except

the laws of fasting. are authorised The clergy

—

U

success.

delicate laborious 7.

CONNOR, T.

the The

exaggerate

100

from about

board.

on

Nearly domestic

rabbitinfested seem to have country, been gravely impressed by what " Is it possible," asked they saw. his a "that little Excellency,

1892.

WANTED quality

be Fish and flesh meat cannot used at the same meal during Lent. In place of butter, the use of lard and dripping is permitted, except Ash and on Good Wednesday Friday. or Persons under 21, in

—

tour

give

W.A.,

12

butter

Wednesday Friday. is collation On fasting days a and allowed in the morning at which, except on Ash evening a Wednesday and Good Friday, little milk and butter be may

—

notice intention to the the days before

seven

90 passengers

of affairs. aspect Governor of New South Wales, the Admiral, and the Minister for who have made a Lands, lately

Election.

Newcastle 8th Feb.,

used.

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least

to

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I

Donegan,

must

Candidates such their

D. Chairman

one

days,

and

4.—

place

:

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James

least

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purpose the abovo

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serve

of

i

:

Eggs,

—

a

the

for

forenoon, to member

resigned. Intending of in writing Chairmau at date of such

on

St.

are

3.

the

Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Saturday ( except Ember On Sundays week).

may

2.—

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week

Holy

in

Monday

the

of

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in

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NOTICE.

Australind arrived with Northern ports

via

—

ELECTION

of the Ratepayers meeting of the District will be Toodyay Roads Board held in the on Court House, Newcastle, at Feb. next, 11 SATURDAY, 27th

steamer

Singapore

who

A

—

The

be imagined by anyone has not seen and this state it, ment is supported by the remarks made who are by high officials

cannot

,

rpOODYAY

Indult The following Lenten is the for 1892 In accordance with the Spirit of of the the Church, and in the exercise

BOARD.

ROADS

,

LENT.

is with much pleasure that we learn that are great efforts being made by the united Catholic Societies of Perth and Fremantle to cause the next Festival of St. Patrick to be celebrated in a fitting It is way. we intended, to hold a pro understand, both cession, in the City and at the Port, after first Mass, immediately comprised not of the societies but also of any only who will in it. sympathisers The join will march the processionists through streets to the Railway principal Station, and thence proceed to Subiaco. by train His the has Lordship Bishop kindly the at placed grounds the Orphanage of the disposal hold Committee, who will and thereon sports a nicnic. The Railat Is 6d. from way fares have been fixed and Is Fremantle, from Perth which covers the fee of The admission. is to be under picnic made arrangements but the sports by the local committee, will be directed by a giant committee, of Messrs. F. J. consisting Townsend, W. J. P. M. Flanagan, Hayes, and P. F. Fitzpatrick the Star representing of Sea Branch the Fre H.A.C.B.S., mantle. Messrs. J. F. O'Callaghan, A. and J. Lee, Moffat, for the St. Patrick's and Branch, H.A.C.B.S, Messrs. A. Moliatt. W. J. Reardon, and J. Crogan the Cath. Young Men's Society Perth. W. Reardon Mr. is Hon. Sec. to the Committee. The as principal sports will be seen in by the advertisment another column are Sheffield £20, Half mile Handicap Members do £5, £3, Twenty minutes and go-as-you-please, Tug of War, eight men to a team. The support creates the already promised impression that the celebration be the will most important .and successful ever yet held. If cordial good wishes can in every conduce way to the success we anticipated most hearbly tender them to the Com mittee. .

FOR

'

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on

our

space

held

York

our

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until

over

issue.

The

give

idea

contended stock water

of

with

from famine

tho

to

be

move

to another the during road on the to Yilgavn. Some for the imteher sheep intended Gross

left

Mr. for

Coomalling, Yarragin,

place, arrived at

will to

place

days t>ack 363

ing

travel

difficulties who have

those

by

one

at Southern station >t

of

incidenc

following some

G.

the

and

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of th

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only

well.

the

j

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By the Australiud

mail

down in the a letter was forwarded from a at Onslow to Mr. M. F. A. correspondent of M.L.A., details the Canning, giving murderous attack made his son, upon Mr. A. E. F. Canning, by a native The which is dated Feb. letter, 7, states " As promised, I herewith a full pen you and correct account of Mr. A. E. F. Can recent ning's encounter with thi natives, which I have from Mr. Tarlton who was at Mr. station at the time. It Canning's that Mr. out to a appears Canning went well that was being sunk, and while there an old native came to him and asked him to another go and see native, who, the old native stated, had been shot. As Mr. the spot a native Canniug was approaching threw a spear at him, which entered just below the heart, and fortunately just missed a vital So you eee Mr. part. Had Canning had a very narrow escape. the -spear entered an inch higher up it wovld have meant instant death. After Mr. Canning was he drew his speared revolver and fired at the natives, but missed them. Had he unfortunately fallen down when there would speared, have been little chance of his life being as no doubt would have spared, they finished hiua out. Mr. right Canning, while endeavouring to take the spear from his stomach, broke it, leaving about four inches of the barb remaining, but after a few attention days of careful and quiet ness the piece of barb came and then out, he began to recover. When Mr. Tarlton the station left Mr. Canning was quite out of he was very weak danger, although and not able to do much, and it will be some is time before he himself again. There were about 30 natives present at the encounter. I believe had thjy threatened Mr. Canning previously that would him if they spear tliey goc the chance."

brought

—

,

with

is

Mr.

It

at his would

occurred .

last. told

tale" of the

tory large so

in

For

of

in the father

it

is

writ

of the

town of

history

of

the

York

Monger

well was known as the and most was the title justly conferred him for he was leader upon in that conduced to the welfare everything of the town which he created. When he

family. Duke

of Yorlc,

died

he

subject

found of this

worthy

a

in

successor

the

memoir, and, although others in to stepped enjoy a share of the tide of which prosperity in after began, to flow yeers, through its marts, the firm of J. H. Monger, & Co., still the maintained lead in the place where their has be name come a household word. Mr Monger's health in later failing led him to years seek in other climes the relief which debarred seemed hini and here, a short time back he visited -Melbourne. He ap to for rally a peared time, though relapse after relapse intervened, but with each re of curring period an strength intense which desire, no advice and no warning could subdue, urged him to return to the land of his birth and to the scenes which the had witnessed of his happiness early When he manhood. reac hed Albany doubts were as to the wisdom expressed of him to travel to York. His allowing of will however strength overbore .all and silenced opposition every argument, did to his and go he destination, though by easy will

It

stages. which

wish flicker

quietly

short

formerly

has

stitution was

the

the

Tuesday

occupied

the offices open and legislative so well that

in

last

effort

which at once

at

of its the

Mr.

to

times

all

to

aspirants municipal and honours, filled them the change of con took in 1890 place

on

asked

to

take

a

seat

This Council. body, as a mark to their deceased brother member, immediately after on meeting Tuesday afternoon, the adjourned sitting. Mr. Monger leaves a widow, four sons and of an equal number all of whom daughters, were the present at death-bed. The took funeral place m to Perth, according wish of the the on deceased, Wednesday afternoon. The v/as following an unu6ally and included large one, the ministry, the members of both of Houses and the leading Parliament, inhabitants of Perth, Fremantle, York and Guildford. The moved tl e cortege from residence of Hon. E. T. .the M.L.C.. For -the Hooley, of relations the deceased gentleman we feel the deepest sympathy, .Legislative of respect

the

forth and

-

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in

your

the

doors I

Behold

this

sight

and

posts .

.

day

set

a

blessing curse. if a A blessing you obey the commandments of the Lord your God this which I command you day. A curse if you obey not the commandmerits the of Lord your God, but revolt show

from

the

Our confirmed

which

way

Deu

you."

Lord

and

approved'

the Commandments false interpretations

corrected

I

now

XI.

i.

blessed

r

having

of declared that the obser vance of them is necessary in order to " obtain If thou salvation. wilt enter into He says, "keep My command life," " ments breach of one Sin is or other of the commandments, or indi directly And mortal sin is a grievous rectly. vio ation of any of the commandments. and

them,

"There

1892. God and favour of

Laity

of

i

erth.

Beloved

Brrthhen.

On

—

the

Divine mes following therefore saiih the Lord: to me with all your heart, and in weeping, and in mourrend your hearts and not your and turn to the Lord your

in

fasting and ning,

source

name

of Great

the

ange:ic hut it is

sin,

the

shudder.

in

of

other

all

which

should the

is

enor

of

i

:

offence

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tion

since

gseLt in

is

the dignity must Sin

to offended. in some

the

propor person

therefore

be, infinite malice God who is infinite." of

sense, offends

it

of

a

rments, God: for He is gracious and merciful, and rich in patient mercy and ready to Who knoweth but repent of the evil.

We have sinned and sinned grievously and sinned We confess repeatedly.

He

for cry contrite

g:

will

return

and

and leave forgive II. 12. Joel, words of the Prophet of Ash

behind Such are the

read The

in

the

a

Him."

blessing

mass

'Wednesday. first they were

people to whom addressed had grievously transgressed and were threatened with the direst chastisements. The of the inspired Lord is sent to them to instruct them what steps they are to take to avert the evils that threaten them and to call down the Divine mercy and protection. " bewail your offences," he Sincerely " says to them, and chastise bodies your and bring them under subjection Let :

the

and

Lord

merciful en

be

serrow

your

heartfelt

God

will avert All this the which

"

you

words Prophet verted

sincere, who is gracious and the evils that threat is expressed Lord directed

hearts to the

in

Be

—

con

in in mourn and not your heart,

Lord

"

God. God

the

His

" :

your

what

He promised them their what upon He directed doing them: We too have sinned. This we " All have sinned. must confess. If we we no have tsay sin," says " we deceive James, ourselves and the truth

fulfilled

is

in

not

sinfulness, God, but

we we

us." I. 8. If we do not thereby deceive ourselves. and He witness,

deny

would

our

be

our

peace,

and blessings, our re everlasting "The Lord hath commanded His commandments be most

that

kept

Ps. 118. diligently." " If you obey my commandments," He says, " which I command you this Lord your God day, that ynu love the and serve Him with all your heart and all

your laud the that you

He

soul,

rain

early

will

and in

give to the latter

your rain,

and and your oil, your hay out of your fields to feed your cattle, and that you may eat and be filled." your

may

wine

gather

your

" Beware lest perhaps your heart be deceived and you from the depart Lord. And the Lord being shut that angry up Heaven the rain come down not nor the earth yield her fruit, and you perish from quickly land the excellent which the Lord will give you. Lay up these My words in your hearts and minds and place them .

.

.

Holy

We

freely.

therefore of depths

us

the heart

and subdue under

a

reso

"

suit

David,

every

soul.

penitent

O

Behold,

for unless

heavy And

he cries, behold head goneovermy a sore burden too

Lord,

my wickednesses and are become

are

like to

nie

bear."

Ps.

38.

whose property it is to have mercy and to spare put forth Thy hand and support me from be irrecoverably lost in sinking I shall tlie O Lord, to great deep. Hearken, look down and my cry, behold my

Thou

How

the proudly adversary God hath forsaken I will him for there is pursue to deliver him. But Thou, O how long wilt Thou forget me ! I beseech Thee, and deliver my me for O save Thy mercy's

misery. insults

me

him. none

Lord, Turn. soul.

saying

sake."Ps.

grievous

of

how let

sins,

of

spirit,

sinful

lives

by fasting, three

have

to

resolved

and

to

to

owe

our

many upon the

true peni here to end amend

our

and alms-giving, prayer, great works expiatory at this season. There

recommended are few amongst of

enter in a

us

course

we

for

Lent

fully

our

life

much

Justice

Season

the

:

6.

Conscious the Divine

on

ease; lead

us

the

who

can

contrary,

live

a

most

a laborious hence not life, bound by the law of fasting, are under the obligation of from sinful abstaining pleasures and are many all but

gratifications. are accustomed and pleasures

Spare now what you to spend on unlawful give to the poor or works of charity And let no days pass without to God the offering homage of fervent .

and

prayer, ficeof able."

the

With

corn

and

from humble to work

mercy and

it

Let

Royal

tential

wards.

confess

excuses.

penitent,

deceive

our

no

set to our lutely our passions, bodies bring sub and make what reparation jection we can to the offended of God. majesty Then shall we cry to Him and He will hear ; H im call and He will upon answer. The sentiments of the

Holy

manifold

We

guilt.

pretend

our

God is our puts the " words of truth on our We have lips, we have done wickedly, sinned, and have revolted, and we have gone aside from Thy commandments." Dan. IX. Had we the commandments kept great

our

"

and

to address to them to Me with all your and in weeping, and

fasting and rend your ing, and turn garments,

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is

:

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us

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Thomas,

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one

evil

the

evi's,

mity

Season day of the Penitential the Church addresses to her faith

first

but

is

St says " which

infinite

an

of

Apostolic -ee, Bishop to the Clergy and

Perth, the Diocese

the Wilson, proprietress, be in town that night, and

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Another is to bo started newspaper here in a fortnight. It will be called the Qeraldton and will Telegraph be issued twice a week on Wednesdays and Satur the first week in days, commencing March. Some " stand as you were" people say that there is no room and not support in this extensive enough for two papers but if district, be the life of competition trade in other lines of business, why not in newspaper enterprise ? The promoters of the Telegraph have no other to feeling wards the long well-con established, ducted. and impartial Victorian JSvcpress, than those of honest and believe rivalry, that like two racers the will run they better when neck and neck. Death with his grim has paid visage this town and district visits several Nor is lately. he satisfied to take the but aged or infirm, must, the insatiate, place his withering hand upon the young and robust. His man damus has lately been laid at the doors of some of the and latter, he would not be gainsaid. are three doctors There full-fledged located in town, as well as two in embryo. The former carry their queues, not like the

write them upon of the house.

doctor,

M vthew,

follows.

of the

pursuit

recked of little opposition, of the flame of life which out on

Monger

lie

the in

was

j

they

wor'd,"

!

which owes of advancement and his family.

state

to

fit

the

Lent

next an early morning urgent called her home telephone message by the 6 a.m. train. On reaching there she found the home she had left but the a commodious taste house day before, furnished, and well stocked with fully in a hotel, reduced everything requisite to ashes. A cockatoo by making a loud noise was the means chosen by screeching Providence to rouse the inmates who were then 3. fast (about a.m.) asleep, else in one minute more would have they been in flames, and perhaps enveloped burnt to death. Poor Cockey he saved others but could not save he himself, was roasted to death. A China literally man who slept in the kitchen, or in a room where the fire is suppos adjoining ed to have originated, and who could not be found in the morning, was supposed to have been the incendiary. However his watch and chain, a and other ring trinxe's to belonging him, having been discovered where ho was it located, is now that the beyond surmise, process of cremation took the helpless place on creature while alive. His calcined remains cannot now be distinguished from the ashes of the articles of furniture. The whole of the premises were built with timber, and the greater lined part, with match hence the boards, rapid of the flames. spread Not consuming one article of the furniture or stock, was insured. The owner of the plant Miss has by property, this fell Finn, in a few minutes lost swoop of the fire, her all. The news from the gold fields is not and yet others encouraging, keep going. Death from exhaustion by the wayside of more than one is man Several reported. horses have died on the way. No rain of has fallen. The effect any consequence of the few and far between showers that fall soon the heat that passes away in

town

gentleman history

His

for

Monger of the

present

deceased the years embodied

was

Mr.

annals its

Mrs.

Esquimaux.

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very

"

late

the

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On Friday-night or rather last, early on the Saturday a disastrous fire morning, took place at the Walkaway on the Inn, Railway line about 24 miles from Gerald-

happened

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that thou

:>i

:

own

Behving

a

ft.

.our

nuiiies.

The Australiud from the northern ports in anchored the Bay about and 4 p.m., wiT resume her voyage for Fremantle as soon as the purser is satisfied that this scroll is safe on board. precious Hardly hac- the steamer from the North taken a berth in the harbor when the Flinders from the South was espied coming iv-untl Point Moore. The Flinders has brought and very Colonial. heavy mails, English Good news for a few, and long bills for the many, I ween. Feb. 18.

GERALDTON-

we aunounce the regret which Monsier, M.L.C., York, residence, on Tuesday be but a twice repeating we to recapitulate the his

J.

for

Dearly

deep

of

enough

the

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their

before

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after

of The old ''clerk the weather" must have been superannuated at the end of last and like year, offices his many other was The new U3u:ped by an ignoramus. hand at t ie switch of board the electric elements is n aking as of big a muddle the weather as h s worst ever did. Some days predecessor hot enough for a Soudan are Arab, while nth ;rs are cold immediately succeeding

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Select Committee of the Council and the Legislative on the matter Assembly of harbour works at Fremantle finished their labours and their to presented report both houses of Parliament last week. The are the resolutions which deal following with the matter at issue directly (1) That the evidence given and opinions to this expressed Committee the by Engineers and nautical authorities con sulted to the point strongly superior of opening the mouth of the advantages River Swan over other and any project, this Committee is therefore of opinion that the scheme as recommended by the Engineer-in-Chief, and shown on drawing P.W.D. be adopted." 1468, should (2.) That this Committee is of that, opinion inasmuch as there is a sum of about for Harbour Works at £134,000 available Fremantle and that the Engineer-in-Chief advises that by the expenditure of about £250,090 the scheme he recommends for of the rivercaube so far com theopeningup for vessels pleted as to be available drawing 18feet of water, and that a further expendi ture will make this harbour available for the largest class of ocean steamers, it is desirable that this work should be under taken without further The delay." witnesses whose evidence was taken were the Engineer-in-Chief (Mr. O'Connor), Mr. A. J. Mr. F. W. Wright, M.L.C., the Obief Harbour Master Martin, Mr. John (Captain Russell, R.N.), Bateman, Captain Ferguson and Captain Owston. Joint

Legislative

,

Owing to pressure is correspondence

on we

general, tion

God the

at the Holy Sacrawhenever are Jyou

these

beloved, even

assist

Mass

few remarks, dearly the commandments in have deemed it advisable,

to direct atten necessary, general to the Seventh of Commandment in and to point out particular,

may

various become

that

precept.

ways guilty

by which of

the

persons violation of

The Seventh Command Thou shalt rot steal." This commandment is broken by unjustly taking away what belongs to ianother against his will, and also by ment

is

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.

covetous, ers shall

.

of theft violence:

and of the fear, anxiety violence done to the person personal This sin is called or rapine plundered. and is by no means confined robbery,

highwaymen

to

"form

of

theft

that

bankrupts, from their

secrete material any whether real

of

guilty

the additional

to having have they

.

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rule effected

same

and

;

in

cealment

co-operate made partners of the " -the You know says

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is

though they goods by

as

neighbour's

violence.

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to you," the says Prophet " that for the wicked Isaiah, justitfy take the justice (fees ) and away gifts of the just from him." Isa. 5 —

those who pronounce Third, unjust decisions. This is the same as if they took their goods, because neighbour's of the damage they Holy G host calls them of thieves."

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force

Isa.

—

Those

advantage necessities not perty,

of to

a

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the

who to

order

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companions

by unjust sell

or

sacrifice

to escape

from

full

ignorance him of his value for

or

pro

the

Also those who Sixth,. oppress the widow, the orphan, or the poor, and take advantage of their condition from to squeeze money them. Under are not instances, head, unhappily, rare widows oppressed, orphans and laborious, defrauded, struggling people loaded with unjust debt, which to resist. In all the they are helpless cases there is a certain sort foregoing to of irresistable tantamount pressure violence. These of all others, the are, most detestable kind of rapine in the of God. sight " The Lord will hear the prayers of is wronged, He will not des him„that of the nor fatherless, pise the prayer the widow, when she poureth out her Do not the widow's tears complaint. run down her cheeks and is not her who caused them to cry against him but from the cheek they go up to fall, Eccl. 35. heaven." " bread of the The needy is his And he who cheats him is life. He who sheds blood a man of blood. the labourer are and he who defrauds Eccel. 34. brothers." And St. James "The the Apostle says', cry of them of the entered into the ear Lord." 5. :

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children articles these,

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of myself, two horses. One of

I bid good-bye to my and tendered expressions

and then The day journey. hot and the horses trav benefactor,

intensely elled very slowly, reluctant, to face that fearful country seemed to know by instinct them in these regions, was

months.

departure which into tried

we

to drink,

A came

the but

as

it

were,

which was

they before

the during hours after our to the Fitzroy river horses plunged and sum

few

on

finding

it

as

salt

the briny ocean, they only tasted it and then waded through to the oppo bank. site We travelled over marsh and pindan dotted here and country with clumps of trees and bushes there as

steal." ;

looking

so

exactly

alike

o'er

screen

leafy

the

mossy vault

the

carpet

of

of

evening

head, to

weary

the

emerald

green,

'neath

sky.

GAZETTE.

FEBRUARY

that

after

com-

and

Breakwater, Middle Reef

18TH.

in

Beacons

Floating

Notice is herePassage. the on by given that green light the end of the outer Townsville breaker, is

Harbour, will

discontinued,

the

to

damage

framed, largely gaunt other a black one of a were used to the bush as

of gratitude to mv set out this upon

a

—

they had travelled through various parts and gave every of Australia, promise being- able to make a long and steady The journey. horse bore a survey resemblance to the black great one, and could travel as quite well, though as he perhaps not with so much ease, laboured under the disadvantage of on the inside of his foot. having a corn We were up at an early hour, and about eight

discour my feelings on from Serinquiring far we had to go yet

to Notice Mariners. Department of Ports and Harbours, 27th Brisbane, 1892. Townsville Harbour January, Cleveland Green West Bay. Light,

the

build,

lighter

of

THURSDAY

belonged to the police and the other to Mr. Rose. Both of them, but more the police native, especially Lumpy, seemed to have spent a good of their lives portion amongst the as as and knew much whites, might be expected from such intercourse. The two horses that Mr. Bose lent me and bony,

"

near.

GOVERNMENT

thick

silence,

glancing

consisted and three

party

so

and But I

Springs"

;

sighs, leaves

heavens

languid

aboriginals the natives

mer

With

the

;

vacant

by

:

and

twinkle hopeless eyes wastelands with hunched

wastelands, the

depths

as

"

say

over travelled wide and woodless,

not

"

all

camp,

On

we

pent

some

lie

haggard

weird

a

Where

J

Continued.)

by

like to stormy billows locks, rolled, naked flats the lie like swirling, of sea darkened gold

Burning

pickpockets,

shalt

ourselves

5

shopabout back-yards xirowlers Boys who rob orchards, who pilfer sweets and from their companions. under the various heads violate the com directly —

will

scanty

Furnaced Where

their

simple

hot the

their

Theft.

there

lastly, manner

winters

with

thyself."

is

to invigorate

wastelands,

Where

mischievously destroy damage or who occasion property, neighbour's him loss through carelessness. gross unto The law is "do others as you would to do unto wish others you." "Thou shalt love as thy neighbour Simple

for travel this respect for them to

miles and miles glitteringthe south wind seldom

Lurid

those who not would

or

and

"

wronging or maliciously

who

bush-

Every easier

the ground. the words of Kendal

In

of

guilty

is

that during this trip Swarthy wastelands,

imposition. those who jbeg without neces to excite are lies compassion

of sin,

guilty

life.

it

our

when to how

as

of

scream

I was informed, "Seventy miles." But it did not take much to find out that my guides examination of and numerals mileage knowledge was also to ob very limited. Failing tain any information from Lumpy as to the distance to the "Springs," where we to camp expected for the I night, began, knowing the distance from the Yeeda, to calculate by a watch which Mr. Kose also lent me, as my own and found out got smashed up, a good distance that we had come and that a camping place could not be Nor was I far amiss very far distant. in my calculations, for in the course of an or so we entered hour a patch of country for the bearing good feed and thickly dotted withcajeput horses, and box-wood trees and of clumps of various kinds. Here we shrubbery rested for above a half an hour under the shadow of a large to refresh tree ourselves before to the going straight I cannot describe how "Springs" that little was and respite invigorating how pleasant it was, to

to for

is

on

express

agement

on

lying

is another Imposition way by which is the commandment broken those who order goods without the means worse of paying for them, or, if still, to intend evade the payment; they of others, who the names or forge to be acting in order for them, pretend, to obtain money, or in credit goods, ; a those who try to get any word, all are under false pretence, thing guilty

this

imagine if any

little

down poured unveiled heads, so much stain,

sun

or

cannot

!

Extortion is another form of theft which is of which especially grievous, those are who take advantage guilty of others' needs to exact extravagant for the loan of money, that is .interest more interest than is allowed by public or who charge exorbitant authority, And in those who prices. general in whatsoever that usurp any way to which their belongs neighbour. " Wo to such. Wo to you," says the " that justify the wicked Prophet Isaias, for gifts and take away the justice of 5. the just from him." Isa.

of theft

of

it

essential

the

by

The

speck or that I longed for the asked if the "goal was

to take precautions in than it themselves is This they can provide for the horses. do by strapping a number of waterbags on the horse's necks. we Accordingly, carried four bags of the precious liquid which we generally exhausted between one and water-hole another. In this but the poor way we journey along, as horses must have suffered they trav elled and steadily over marsh and slowly late pindan during the dreary day until in the evening, when we came to a place where we expected to find but water, alas sometimes to meet with bitter and to camp there to disappointment give the horses a rest by hobbling them

;

those who take undue person's

.

what

describe inadequately without that

for

evident

correcting or money

geant

lers

Imposition.

same.

'

not

climate on a summer's day when the 118 in'the thermometer shade. registers Ah no one but he who has faced thetask can what it is, and only imagine he who has wandered about with jaded horses: swollen blistered feet tongue, and aching body in search of water can to travel

or

wallaby,

cloud,

the preservation man knows that

;

a

wild bird. his favours

prove very unpleasant, to us I may fatal all. nay, perhaps would here observe that it be impos or sible either for man beast to go a long water distance without in a tropical

try

value re or bad money know ceived, passing in or in which ingly, any way soever a fraud is is committed, highly and severely criminal condemned by God. The Lord the God, says Sacred Scripture, abhorreth him that and he hateth doeth such things all Deut. 15. injustice." Extortion.

vexa

'

deprive

giving

him.

cause

1.

others

in property annoyance. Likewise Fifth,

;

or

might

even

"

concur in All therein a grave ou their injury inflicting neigh him to bour, putting heavy expense much and causing him trouble. And in the should they succeed suit, by

credit

sold

was

!

manner.

about

BAY

grassy

which

buying and selling and mea weights or off bad goods as putting or defects which if concealing would the value of depreciate

acts

fraud."

no

passes

in false

by

TO BEAGLE MISSION.

before spot nightfall, of obtain a probability for ourselves and the horses, ing water or, abide by the consequences otherwise

or

like

cheating

whether

commandments," "

in

guilty All

cases

fraud

where there

Cheating.

guilt.

Lord.

blessed

our

like

who

they

are

;

holds with

certain

'

sin of perjury, declaration that all that they

make a surrendered

of

pilfering

goods,

would

one

making but

were

we

on the road. Not a single black did we meet the whole day. In fact the country seemed destitute of the original them, of the proprietors soil. forsook their ancient Yes, they haunts and homes for the stations and towns where food could be more easily and more obtained than in abundantly the desert bush. As we journeyed anature seemed all but long, animated exhausted the long drought, through lier awful silence was only now and then interrupted by the rustle of a kangaroo

on

or

PlLFERING. Also servants

that

AUSTRALIA.

miles

several

ing

(Continued.)

"

credi of their portion or affects, personal. They must with old of all that nothing debts are they possess until their lawful To do so is down-right fully paid up. Such are robbery. persons usually tors

retain, specified,

FAB

the evening of November, the use of horses the fourth, and the services of natives and being secured, our for the scanty equipment journey we resolved to having been completed, start on the make an early following as we to reach a intended morning, At last

or wasting their his giving away substance on any pretence without his and consent, misled perhaps knowledge a mistaken because he will bj charity never or miss it, because he can well are of this sin. afford The it, guilty catechism of the Council of 'Trent censures and says, every such excuse, This is not only a miserable defence, a wicked pretence." jbut And workmen doing their work imper or the time for fectly, idling away which and who exact they are hired, full from those to whom they wages and due labour, have not given full j

—

those who

is,

A VISIT

;

master's

:

fraudulent

that

money

1

of moral to the teaching According all those whose action or theology conduct brings them under any of the are of this following charges guilty specific First,

of the

form

this

of

THE

in

WEST

progress

unfairly.

housebreakers.

or

of

guilty

they fraudlently than uses to. other

VELS

of TRA

NORTH

through' as hands also those who, hold take bribes and ing any public office, office administer their and unjustly

account

on

if

any their

'

form with

form

are

theft divert

.

Cor. 6. The most iniquitous that accompanied I.

is

others

nor idolators, nor nor thieves, nor nor drunkards, extortion enter the Kingdom of God."

adulterers

—

:

nor

fornicators,

NOTES

op

next

;

for this penalties " You do wrong and defraud very sin. and brethren. Know that your you shall not the not', .that unjust possess the. err Do not Kingdom of God. neither

Confidence. of theft which has also a peculiarly malice is theft special with breach of confidence. accompanied Under this head are all included those entrusted with who, being funds, them or turn public misapply them to their own uses or private who acknowledge not what they have or received, the public with charge what have they npt expended. Guardians of of the poor, executors last and all those who have the wills, trust of what to or belongs charge The

consi

is

those who do of mortal sin.

derable, involves the dreadful guilt

Breach

another, the or

taking

.

>

to

belongs

will.

j

his

.

what

keeping against keeping,

be

of

given

to owing Notice renewal. The

breakwater.

beacons

floating between

-

its

the

marking

passage Magnetic adrift. Notice will be given Gulf of Car they are replaced. Norman pentaria. Bar. Lightship, Notice is hereby given that the light Island when

Middle

and

are

—

has

ship

Reef

been

in

replaced

off

position

the Norman that Bar, and the outer from which a was temporary light exhibited has been removed. F. W. F. Appointments.— Lukis, to be

member of the Gascoyne District of vice Education, Rev. R. G. Elliott, S. resigned. Mackay, solicitor, Warrnambool, A.J. Johnston solicitor, to be Melbourne, Victoria, of the Commissioners Supreme Court. a

Board

Cancellation.

on

set

the

Reserve Road

—

King River

apart

for

public

No

1946

Albany

near

has been

utility

cancelled.

Tenders

Accepted.

Brown, £57 mail weekly, ing, via terminate

John

—

Allen

per annum, conveyance of from Guildford to Clutter and Middle Swan, to 1894. December, of Marriages. The

Upper 31st

Celebration

—

have been following registed of England Rev. H. Mason, tine and Pinjarrah Rev. D. J. :

;

:

Church Serpen Garland,

Yilgarn. License

Surveyor.

of

—

N.

Macfar-

has lane, been surveyor, specially licensed- to practice under the provisions of the Transfer of Land 1874. Act, The Bankruptcy 1871.

Act,

Bankruptcy W. Dawson,

:

re

J.

Dawson,

—

senr.

aiid

James Dawson, boat15th inst, Adjudicated March 3, meeting creditors

builders Perth 1st general 11 a.m.

In :

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Channon

Nowra,

of the

one

to of

comes

all

parts him for by La

speaks attacked

first

heaven—

if

I

foul

down

come

n phlegm, burning prickling feeling weakness at the and pain chest, great of the neck, water dark brown, I tried nape had to lie down to rise but was too weak, and of the Whilst I read at the worBt, again. and curative of Clements Tonic, properties was induced to try it, although sceptical a few about advertised remedies doBes ; after much that I wrote I certainly felt so better, which you, asking advice, you promptly and afforded I stated case me. my you a a severe and said it was recomended grip, continued of Clements Tonic. I fol course commenced lowed and to mend your advice, —

and

delicate Oxford

people. Rayner, also I Street, Paddington, N.S.W., writes, have suffered for many from years dyspepsia and general and induced to try was debility, Clements Tonic. have I taken several "

bottles

with

such

marked

have

confidence every to my friends." We of suffering portion careful

ticularly

Clements

Tonic

Several

in must

unscrupulous

with Dlace

tne

contents

cruarantee where Clements, Melbourne

and

we

broken. Sydney.

and

now

nackap-e

everv

over is

of

interfered

and

F.

—

shooting— ought iu. neighborhood you

M.

THE

Tessa;

we've Tessa

simply delightful : ourselves immensely. I'm had a Thanks, dear. glad you've been here but Tom Hunter's good time I felt while were so haven't out, you at

(Tom Hunter

all.

of

D688

an

structing to

have

is

Mutual

Flossie's.

Tableau.) !— Rector's

buttons, aspiring advertisement) and the shutters

her open

has

"

You'll the hall:

the

lay

I think State

est

the

watermelons. " Ah ?"

after which you'll punctually to have to get and trap ready to and be drive the children school, back in good time. After you've dressed the knives and and cleaned your pony

"

Lincoln

and

Lincoln,

England.

Future

melon

make yourself and you will tidy, " then you'll lay the lunch Aspir : Please'm ing buttons beg (gasping me. pard'u place won't do for Why, I should a new suit o' clothes want before what finished me you've telling I've got to do, and then I shouldn't find to for 'em ! time be measured Good

and

Human

a

n of

"

gain

of

that

nil

money-

—Boot

soles'

An

—

men

young

has

bis

not

place,

lapsed.

—

and

The

one

to

stood hear knew

was

a

it

oxen

melon

the

pull vine

?"

ask

it

"

The is

is

it

deal.

to you."

Amenities of Politeness. Can't She do something to make you look happy? He Yes let me marry you. Ethel that George said last night there was a girl in town with a com :

:

;

:

mine.

like

plexion thing. More

Maud

than Likely. somehow I've

I fancy

Doctor

gout. If you

had,

The

:

Patient

—

mean

Doctor

:

got a touch of the dear sir ! Fancy, my wouldn't fancy you'd

:

you

—

know. too." Bailie Qualified M'Intosh and Bailie (after their seventeenth tumbler) discussing the drunken habits of the lower orders. M'T. its a sair is Ay, bailie, thing "

Craftily M'Tavish

—

—

:

the

drink. that— and A

M'L

ye may bad drink

especially

is story who man outwitted without He lying.

the

can

excuse

which

me,

die "

daughter." the

said

first

"

?"

would

which That can

is

the

or

that's

my sad,"

by

a

friend,

asked

:

"

right,

do you said you die first.''

problem

day the who in a

next

How's

your

thank "She's

you."

ask ?" did not "Nor

which

solve."

National Library of Australia

"He paper his elevation

anecdote is told

"

all

Why, know

do I. time alone

of

the

by

a

not

to

thought

one

who

the carriage, leaving coin into his hand,

small

to

yourself something You and look tired

me

goed man. The great

in

stories

witty are others from these.

two

a

friend,

I

'

;

there ing

not

was over

word."

my

an

tell

impudent

shoulder

and

very

changed

they

cot

to

age a

But

what

a

only obtain he oonld do.

lot

Town

forty,

if

happy overdrawn

mortgages

on

his ;

his

it

house;

if

another

year

or

of the

hopes that

are

j

i

i

i

walk.

or

coming of for

no

to and

use,

had

all

lost

urgent that I otherwise

so

was

I

by

on

medicines of I

was

weakness

I

me

at the I became so

while

it

Com

before fainted

work,

weak had I be and loss of appe and signs that feelings

other alarmed

so

—

and

sour

I

sickeniu'g in a while

Once

it.

could

ho

got

no

I bad so all I could

by. was

labour

for be

will

it

hard my li fe was. for much Not longer. up my mind to and known advertised

Mother'

E mean

faith

no

in

beleive

in

what

I long ago

and

bought only 'Syrup a

so

because

of its

much that

a

1887) that

country I Syrup.

how

can

one

about

nothing

f

Curative reputation. How I asked myself, praise

people,

so

am

the

for

Mother

only say

(May,

over

first,

tried

many

medicine

(at

I

medicine

a

try all

knows

one

courage

family

support.

Curative

Seigel's it at

|

or

understood easily didn't think it would

made

is

down dragged strength

sit

time

as

energy do to summon the which

upon and

would

little

depended

part)

I

pleasure

w

last I

that

spirits I

if

Seigel's

had what

it

I found

no

virtue.

I

they said to be true. After with the Syrup, re begining leif soon food bettor followed, my digested and gave and me by persevering strength, with it all I could mj pains disappeared. food eat my with a and relish, every thing with Now and agreed :ne. again when, and through confinement hard work, I feel a

-

off,

two

be wrre

lives in the hope magistrate, visit ere that the city his royalty may twelve months of office expires. At seventy, Sir ThamaB Jones, Bart., would to give all his earthly possessions I>e little to ifiore Tommy Jones once for an hour the sweets of youth, enjoy

dream

but

I went

to eat.

sorts

a

other

'at

often

stand

the

in far

in

could

or

and

that had

Some

and

it,

a

laid

bo

dressmaker,

for

one

I

stomach.

I often

physic, business to be at in bed,

were

cry,

can

of his daughters were married his son was not such a rake. At Alderman Jones would fifty, if

down.

placed

all

suffered both be able

seemed and felt

consumption took

My

and

pain

never

caking

it.

have

a

I would and palpitation that strange fluttering made think me heart must be affected. my would I feared it My heart thump so that would jump out of its place, and I have had to walk about the room for two or three hours at a time, for I could not' Bit or lie. The pain was so severe that I have asked my husband if he could hear not heart my as I walked about. thumping I always and frequently had hor .slept badly at night, rible and was so dreams, and

least

account not

be and

plain

I

strength,

relief,

of

I

were

it,

bear

wearily that it the for

;

banking if

as

melancholy

'

be not

and

and After

it,

I

was

1

Jones

had

was

was

get

bad

had

little

will

—

:

girl

scarcely

and

there

.ind

and

a

Councillor

food

it

depressed

why

he could

tor

touch of

scarcely have a

Jooes

ihan

a.

all.

It

it.

feel worse, I was afraid

me

have With

that

and earning His present is

is

who

on

me greatly. Among them were these A yellowish colour of the skin and eyes, sometimes a cold clanamy per and aches in the sides, the spiration, pains chest and back, headache, of wind a kind or into and mouth gas coming up my throat

AGES.

Tommy

a

always

compelled

were

controversy.

man

quietus

follows

as was

eating,

sight I could

tite

And

SEVEN of be

not

would

Georgian

drink."

a

question. statement make can

koep my

food, when

dead.

touch

of my old con plaint two of Seigel's Syrup and further. Since the publication

Ointment and Pills are the best, and the most cheapest, popular remedies at all seasons, and under all oircumstances be used with they may and with of doing the certainty safety and all des good. rashes, Eruptions, of skin diseases, ulcera sores, criptions tions and burns are benefited presently and cured ultimately by these healing, and medicaments. soothing, purifying The Ointment rubbed upon the abdomen checks all to irritation in the tendency and averts diarrhoea and other bowels, disorders the intestines of frequently and fruit prevailing through the summer seasons. Heat lumps, blotches, pimples, inflammations of the skin, muscular pains, and enlarged neuralgic affections, glands can be effectively overcome by the using of Holloway's remedies to the according instructions accompanying every packet.

I the

take

if

me

a

dose

or

trouble

goes no of my testimonial at my house arid asked about is true my case

persons have called all that is published and if the Proprietors of Seigel's made additions to my statement. I told them all that evert word many

Syrup

had

was true and by the Proprietors of add a good deal more, /

had nothing the medicine for

no

,

been added but I could

words

describe

win

what

my

sufferings

I never during all those long years. ex world. pected being well again in this Sei saved life and gel's my I desire Syrup other sufferers to know of what did so much for me. were

I will !

every

had

take up the tri-State

puts

was

made

it

and try got tired faith in

they

and of he had seen the return passed, his capital from that estate, building and bis son able to relieve him a bit at the head of the business. At sixty, Thomas Jones, Esq., mayor

to

"

handsome if fellow me in the cradle."

the.. a

years

j

if you- more fellow look

reading

said

after

thought degrees

and when

fall

of popular effebt. She repeats what she

in

:

and chief

:

You lie, sir, I have not read a from letter you have written !" comes Egypt, and is .50 years older than the New Testament. So with the story of " who said, I would have been the man a

<

existence, or borrowed upon He said that the man who " letter as follows My should

the

sake !

me pulling in my queer feeling food seemed to ease

very weak

it

and.

it,

in

out

way

let's

If

content

the

all

side

hogs into

I I

and

could

to

and

founded

writing

dear

and

the

of

ire

since

gain and something

fat."

that

were

more

gift prized than were that highly many lavished upon him. Old Jokes.— Wendell Phillips declar ed that there are not twenty-five original

iu

MODERN

would

;

eat,

their.

ten

At

'

hungry.' that lowly honours

it

deel

to

;

family. capital

much and

she slipped a : Get saying

with

clo

the

answer

illness.

come.

should he be earning slaving for an employer when he might of his own have a comfortable business ? At thirty, Mr. T. Jones has started business establishment and also a ,a

personal appearance, bis black clothes may have had a thread bare and neglected look. His face, wan and evidently thoughtful, suggested of the and pinching to the heart poverty as she Die, for, daughter of the Emerald was

his

money.

late

gave

from fore

and hired

as

must he beantiful. money " is life at school beastly." At Thomas twenty,

London

his

sincerely Ever

man

and

daily. the

ago

Cuddy, of 28, Catherine Street, Road, Leeds, do solemnly and

Mary

I,

Richmond

one

the

sled

a

fast

he

door,

a

seal

thinks

to

was

on

Gentlem.en,"

At

once before travelling, the Cardlnalate, from station to some Edgbaston along the line, and seated in a third-class A carriage. sat him. Dr. poor Irishwoman opposite

Newman

ate

THE

was

:

was

Certainly

The

Why you

yesterday

wife

my me,

daughter?"

your

that

"

all

She's

too.

right;

and

judge,

judge.

excused."

was met juryman voice sympathetic

wife "And

jury

a

came

—

Dear

innocent

are

you

of

Newman

Churchman

breathlessly " if Oh, ray lord, you I don't know pray do.

court.

will

a

say

!"

related

fuRny

into

weel

Ay,

:

following

Cardinal

Texas,

aB

did

of

wound

this

the

The

—

I

all

meekly,

i

:

cut

"

young

of knead, said the my cook as she began to work the dough. Bilkins I know : what you want. Filkins Then must know a great you

hour

is

what

all "

to

money dishonestly. My wish is that you may get your just deserts yet and land in the penitentiary." Brown his The deaf Mr. raised smiled, and said: "The same glass to his lips,

along

and

laughed the rail

copt.

Mississippian.

He

were

scape you, you old are no than better that suspected you

Here You

:

And

they

spoken. him the

about

was

put

it

was

own

of the sort who he introduced'

of them

for

altered, is her

or

was

teams of with negroes in the field day and night

in

it.

when be said that we of electricity. by means those at things now. laugh

and Baid, her words her observed that solemn as language

the

along but

raised

drove

Brown. but he

Mr.

up, all smiles, word that was

given.

grace said Brown. miser, and a tramp, make your

toast

theui

dragging

their

first at called

a

two

"

the will call the banquet of the boldest of the

arose

latter

toast

knows

over

it

in

people talk: unusual, or out observation or.

first

was

Here

times without

who

"

convenience I When

nearly

to,

nasty times

never

Aspirant.

Brown.

not could He only

Rule Policy.

Home This

was

The

emo-

Doctors'

—

For

that

truth

oj

foolish

case of Mrs. Mary The great published. public bad the as reason facts, they every accepted to do few (professional. a very men Others, to and pretended doubt, sent perhaps) of emissaries to the lady herself inquire whether her allegations had not been added

Texan sadly, and runs oyer wears the little

fast

so

a

anything

of

don't

they

Cuddy

CONTRO

the

of

make U3e Some months

grew."

little

bachelor

out

ed the

QUESTION

word

certain

hear

They

There ground. raised watermelon

stay the

is not it to right boys, of affliction. I make sport laugh or once dis knew of a deaf man who was He was fond posed to be parsimonious. of society and a confirmed bachelor. He gave a banquet to some ludie? young the elite of the and young gentlemen,

city.

is

administration

that

policy

Co.,

Dun.

—

Agitator.

prescriptions. The bill-poster there he sticks. A

due" Time

Professional

—

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Now,

(ffnKi!

understandings

actor. tional Letters

Drug —

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—

mor'n.

The

Proprietors,

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A

Sole

Counties

a

of

2s 9d and bottles, and Patent Medicine

Midland

0

Skin kinds

Thousands

MWIIHIWIIIMm

t>

whatever

?" said

the vine grows the ground fast so

,

in

by Chemists everywhere.

ir

the

Yet

book-

Georgian, .with And why can't you

there

way

limits

monly "

"

:

Sold

—

from

marvellous.

are

lis each Vendors

—

cleanse

Scrofula. Scurvy, and Sores of all

arising. Blood Diseases,

effects testimonials. its

to

a

and we crops We in. the world. iu Texas, except

the

Because,"

—

impurities

all

—

BLOOD

warranted

is

For

and

Life."

WORLD-FAMED

MIXTURE blood from cause

the

said

look. triumphant watermelons raise

breakfast

;

CLARKE'S

is

am

of

variety greatest, have the richest soil raise can anything

'

Blood

I

least—

we

"But,

(in

see to the study fire, put the then call things ready iu the bath-room, master at six, clean his your punctually boots and brush his clothes, clean all boots and and the children's shoes,

clothes, at eight, the pony

Nowit':

raise a great deal of cotton and my State is the greatest in the world." State said, the Texan, gentlemen," the honor of being the great to Wo have Texas. belongs

for

there,

ourselves,

door,

their

Sayso: strauge.

the

is

experience. They are when at Stephenson and at Morse way, could communicate

excellence

watermelon.

who

:

and greatness of his the Missis jippiAn Said : " State My State is the greatest cottou the Then in world." up spoke the " I beg t.o differ with you Georgian :

silent

Wife

Nowit

is

believe the

they

side

State.

own

weak-

a

but

the

TRI-STA.TE VERSY.

the

of

;

lonely

in

That,

:

I

when

rule

a

dont

That's

a and a A Mississippian, Georgian: of Texan were in the rotunda together the Memphis of an uptown hotel, says and each one was Commercial, boasting

silver,

|

the

Not

Nowit:. hawker.

—

For

"

Sayso

Exactly.

j

—

—

is

"

j

there

enjoyed

brush

par

intact. notice

our

bottles,

this

all

the

be

packages

have

men

of the label

a

refuse

to

under

come

it

warn

again

that the unbroken

are

I

recommending

humanity

have

cases

where

that

success,

j

was

it

answered

weak

have The fact is, to

I

!

the

I

for

i

wished

our

Say.-o love dogs. That invariably 1 think, few exceptions." with, I om one of the exceptionV. You love book sand hate dogs? :

!

—

heartburnings. A Staggerer

Francis

food

silence.

to

vaguely:

winter. It would just you, of geese about are such a lot a a I wild mean geese, of course Flossie a Creatures. Pretty (Tessa, trifle attentions to of George's jealous for a walk had declined Flossie, going should have with come, them) : You

and am recovered. I now rapidly entirely but am continuing only took four bottles, it, as so to thoroughly re-estabbsh my strength I can recommend it with (wise man Ed). confidence

The

!

—

the

Mrs.

last

suit

greenish

greatest

Thank

:

THE

I

j

He : differently.— wild fowl get any She: Oh then

never

to

iu)

would

one

never!

constipation, appetite, of yellow expectoration

sleep, poor tongue, constant

of in

Things

—

restless

it

partaken

was

expressed

The symptoms sneezing Grippe at Nowra. weak running at nose, watery eyes, frontal brain wanted as if the to press headache, almost the was constant, through, pain

(cutting has at

SETTLE

WILL

THIS

it

was

hi nit night? got Harry, Bedtime... Those who love hooks almost

'

I

received

wo.

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me

time

what

Harry,

:

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self

as

Photographer, sample of what

mail

Mr.

"

truth,

so

Esq,. a

N.S.W., hand Australia.

Fiction,"

reached

'

Channon, is only every by

than

Father when you

Husband

—

has just

Intelligence

:

:

T.

such

but

say,

people from

stranger

is

.

Truth

construction.

cruel

hurriedly

.

A

SAY.

;

PEOPLE

WHAT

And

Holloway's

gladly I make

scientiously virtue of Declaration

answer

inquiries.

this solemn declaration con the same beleiving to be true, by the of the provisions Statutory Act (Will. IV;. c. 62 A

(Signed) jueciHrea

oeiore

me

at

the

Maby Cuddy, 1 Leeds, in by the said f

County of York, Mary Caddy,' on Monday, 10th day of August, 1891. Adf. (Signed) Cooke, Mayor of Leeds. JNot

a

syllable her

further

the

I f

\

needed

is except to and dyspep ailment, indigestion and saddens the lives of many other women who will read (and men also), with new hope the outcome of Mrs. Cuddy's case, and place a confidence which no cavill ing can shake, in the remedy which restored to' her the health and that Provi happiness dence designs for us all.

say

that

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