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side

and,

guns,

ST0KY-

ruthless

and-

French.

He

by

to

Even is

in

those

who

maintain

that

war

an must evil unmitigated that it often serves to bring and examples of heroism self-sacrifice which would never other wise be given. Had it not been for the fatal blunder our which sent soldiers of Death" down the " Valley at Balaklava, a great and noble lesson of obedience and selfless valor would have been lost to the world As it is there not a is man enrolled single under the Queen's flag who does not

itself

.

.

calm

behind

of

he

of those

arms

as he re pride comrade-in the rode with steadfast

thrill

is

who the

of Lord

figure of the

upright into the teeth Russian Cardigan but the Not guns. only the army, whole nation is the richer for such ex In the words of the amples as these. of the Crimea "Half historian gifted the origin of the already, fojgotten Eight' Cavalry charge is fading away out of' Its remains. sight. splendor :

And

like this is splendor something than the mere outward adorn ment which graces the life of a nation. It' is strength— strength other than of mere riches, and other than that of numbers ; strength carried gross by descent from one generation to proud the trials another, strength awaiting that are to come And happily these redeeming features more

"

.

of

war

not

are

to any special shine out amid

confined

or cpuntry age They the horrors of civil strife as just they relieve the blackness and misery of an invasion. There is scarcely a period of history which does not abound with them. Who that has read the chronicle of the French occupation of the Austrian in the first Tyrol, years of the century, ever of Andreas will the name forget Hofer ? His death was enviable indeed is and his memory deservedly kept in of .the annals his simple aliyje; were But there at that countrymen. less wide time and place other deaths, but not a whit less noble ly celebrated, or less enviable than his. In the quaint old town of Bozen, in the heart of the Tyrolese Alps, there will be erected a monument to shortly a man who deserves to be remembered. in the His still lives indeed, example, but it hearts of his is countrymen, that under the shadow of the fitting Gothic .church in which he so stately often worshipped, the visitor to Bozen, as he strolls the picturesque along streets and catches the vistas of vinecovered trellises against the deep blue of the sky, should be reminded of the life and heroic death of Peter simple ..

;

Mayr. Before

the tide of the French in had reached the Tyrol, vasion Mayr was than the landlord of nothing more a the peas small mountain inn, where were ac ants of the neighbourhood to meet after their customed day's to- smoke their work, long porcelain pipes and sip: the pure and harmless wine of the country. It was, of course before had dreamt about anyone long and, in. the first years of this railways, the Austrian century, Tyrol, beyond was all districts of Central Europe, and out of reach of even isolated those few tourists who were bold enough to far from the haunts of men. roam Who could have Peter guessed that Mayr, the simple, unlettered Tyrolese would leave a name which inn-keeper, and loved wherever will be honoured are truthand held in venera loyalty i

tion

birth.

my

peaceful

happy dwelt

like

his

with

fellowhis wife day when

countrymen, Mayr until the fatal and children were threatened his home and his safety by the armies of Napoleon. Then, he made use of the influence indeed, which his honesty and unaffected piety him over for the farmers had gained To defend their and peasants around. from the invader's homee, to protect mountain beloved foot their passes; to their above all guard from rapine them turn their he .bade churches, into swords, to' shoulder their scythes .

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of

to his

Next

right

and indeed akin to it, the Tyrolese regards his home as To the dearest of his love. object is or waste his homestead outrage lay one and to convert of these gentle mountaineers into a man peace-loving of blood, with his whole being on fire to wreak his revenge. In she cam are of which we paign speaking more than one Frenchman learned to his in the cost what it meant to rouse Some Tyrolese this lust of vengeance. of the invaders paid with hideous tor tures the penalty for acts of rapine are which forbidden by the code of warfare. Some again owed civilised to the leader their of the little safety band which them. captured Nothing but the immense which ascendancy Mayr had gained could have saved these from the death which prisoners the and whose farmers, peasants were hearths had been laid desolate, That he exer only to eager to inflict. cised his power in their favor showed one that Mayr possessed of the greatest of

qualities scarcely

religion,

commander,

a

that

surprising

his

and valor

it

is

and have

in should due time and caused his name to be respected even loved in the ranks of the French. The which had laid waste troops Europe at the beginning of this century could not that from forget they came the land which for ages past had been the very home of chivalry and honor. However much they might feel exas at being held in check by un perated was still there disciplined peasants, enough of the true French nature left in the invaders to make them respect a leader who was so brave and at the same time bo humane. Perhaps it was this sentiment which actuated the French when he issued the general which proclamation promised safety to any and liberty of the Tyrolese who laid down their arms peasants by a certain The ultimate issue of day. the war could be no doubtful ; longer the gallant resistance which and, after obedience they had so long maintained, to the terms of this proclamation could discredit. To bring upon them no men of the mountain the offer many of the invaders seemed an honourable means further bloodshed, by which could be prevented, and an opportunity for the renewal of their and peaceful

humanity

happy

lives.

But to Mayr all idea of submission was to the yoke of France intolerable, and, with those more aident of his fol lowers who shared his he con view, sidered as a it. duty to keep up the mountain war in defence of his father land and home. did he care Little that the French threat proclamation ened with who after death any man the appointed taken with day was arms in his Such a man as hands. to die by Mayr would certainly prefer the enemy's bullets to purchase than

by submitting

.

and

undaunted

So long

to his

seemed a chance of from the invader it freeing country to him right the to maintain appeared In the valor of his sturdy struggle. mountaineers, and in those therefore, fastnesses which had so long rocky stood them in good stead, Mayr would as

there

his

still

trust, he right,

Frenchman's and

to

in

his

sense

and, strong to ignore resolved

carry

promises on the war

of

alike the and his threats to the bitter

The days passed mountain men, as

in

on.

we

Many have

of

seen,

the con-

surrender,

date

fixed

Mayr

was

his

and numbers took advantage and purchased But some weeks by the French with captured

that

in him, he once more, and for time, gently but firmly refused to comply with the French terms. "God has told us to speak the truth and not even for own wife

the his his

as

but,

life;

who were true soldiers captors were and appreci capable of admiring this brave and, to their ating man, most reluctant honor, they were lasting to exact the They could penalty. their own however, go behind scarcely, words themselves. without stultifying hit upon the expedient They therefore

and little thus did

inducing Mayr to declare that, in the proclamation, he bad disobeying been ignorant of its existence. " If will that the terms of you say decree

the

unknown

were

French

the

fallen

go free." "But I knew

to you," said he visited

when

general, leader in

"

his

you

prison,

shall

well,"

the

terms

looking

Mayr,

replied in full

perfectly his late

the face. enemy " so," said the Frenchman ; Perhaps " me but tell that you did not know them, or at least that you did not fully realize of them, and the whole benefit the amnesty shall be yours." " I say any such thing, But how can " I was fully general 1" replied Mayr. aware of your and to say that terms, I was not would be a lie." "But a such as I ask declaration is a for form necessary to save your life. You have but to say that you were You and you shall live. ignorant have merely to say the words," per as sisted the Frenchman, who seemed to save his prisoner from death eager as

most captives If I could

"

to

are

it.

escape

with truth," do so at once. replied Mayr, Bub life saved by a lie would be of no value to me, No, I knew of your not even decree, and nothing, the fear of death, shall induce me to protend that I was of it." ignorant The Frenchman left the prison in with his but heart full of despair, admiration for his prisoner. There a still was, however, greater trial in store for the hero's simple fortitude. In presence of the enemy a sense of pride might have himself, But helped him to resist temptation. next were visitors those who in Mayr's all the world were dearest to him. His wife and children heard had, of course, the state of affairs, and now they came to implore him with tears to save his but say " I would

it

life, "

For

luy

sake and

our

children's,"

the unhappy wotuan, the "saj can Thbt be no lie in surely the sight of God which no deceives one. It is simply a form which you have to go through as the result of defeat." It was a hard and bitter trial for Too the prisoner. often, indeed, had he braved death in the presence of the to fear even the ignominious enemy doom which now threatened him. But he saw vtfien his wife's tears and the sad wistful faces of his children his with heart was torn a mighty sorrow. It must have seemed at that moment so those few words, which easy to utter restore would instantly him in honor to his family and his home ; so easy to brush aside the doubt just that haunted him as to whether what was not indeed true in literally word, to satisfy, might not be spoken, just pleaded

;

my

will I tell a lie." And the simple peasant meet his death the death surely of a martyr. The ordeal had been a cruel one. urged him to speak those Everything saving words; only his faith, strong and unsweaving, kept him pure and true in the hour of trial With his heart with breaking sorrow for his dear ones, Mayr walked almly to his death, and with unflinch ing courage faced the muskets which were to still that brave heart forever. And after all why should the firing have inspired party him with fear ? When once his resolution had been formed to die rather than be dishonor ed, the bitterness of death was past. The bullets which the sang through air made music which had long been familiar to bis ears and now ; they were to be the means by which he was to be taken from a world of sorrow and strife, to his home in the Kingdom of God Whom he had been so faiihful in serving, and Who, never out done in would for all generosity, eternity in rewarding. be faithful ones,

—

fully

of

last

you,

to According he had forfeited have j use remarked

we

was

the

possession. terms conqueror's

I

Wilfrid

W ilberforce

mt>

.Iforeign

.

Jntmolonial

Selegtams. the

(From

Daily

News.)

FOREIGN. October London, 18. The survivors of the P. & O. steam which was ship Bokhara, wrecked in a typhoon in the China Sea, have arrived at the mainland. They report the shiD was wrecked near the island of Formosa. Saint

Captain drowned, vessel

and

170 20

inclndii

struck

on

persons

were

The

passengers.

sandbank

a

a daring boats having pre She went away.

all the nearly been washed almost instantaneously, ensuing.

gale, viously down scenes

The Agent General the Postmaster

New General

the via

service

is

conveyance of and New Postmaster Genera,

San The

that

the most

efficient

to all

Albany

parts of practical taken to protect the Albany in time of

and therefore

Australasia, should steps coal depots

con

the Francisco

considers that via

however,

to

for

subsidy

Zealand.

Zealand

for

urges tinue mails

terrible

be of

that

war.

words.

while it could not his jailers. deceive, He had to utter these few morely words, "/ did not know of the proclama tion" and his prison-doors be would As a hero who had fought flung open.

and bled

for his fatherland, he would back to his home amid the cheers and love of his fellow-countrymen. Upon his wife and children, and his honours too, would triumph be reflected, and they who now knelt at his feet, him not to leave imploring and them widowed would fatherless, led

at his home.

rejoice

happy But mind truth. even

end.

enemy, proclamation

by

arms

superior

of the

the commander

be

terms.

the

of

discipline the of safety after

life

1

scious

courage and the could hold their own the mighty with against legions on their and muskets, led artillery though they were by some of the ablest in as and nerved, captains Europe, they could not fail to be, by a series of unbroken triumphs. was a It combat fearful against But the nature of the odds, very was ground on which the battle fought was in favour of the scantily equipped to whom and undisoiplined peasants, and rock, every every crag, every mountain from path had been familiar childhood. an too, They possessed, in the intense other advantage enthusi asm to the invasion which gave

.

..

appealed

consciousness

perceive into relief

a experience members that

that

prove

Ttii-Telling-

the

meet

disciplined them to to

perfectly

...

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to

side,

him, Calling

a

to

Mayr's

lie

was

Not for

return

the

would to

even

sake

he his

to

their

once

simple and upright and truth was

a

lie,

to save his of chose so

say aid

what all the

not

life,

dear

was

false.

fortitude

to

Considerable French and

irritation

between

exists

German

the diplomatists, French that Germans are maintaining fomenting disturbances in the French

African

possessions. Le

Major nent

mission,

which

before

has is

new

and

was

the

a

Parnell

promi Com

published

a book, re excitement, with connection schemes. It shows and his followers the vilest criminals,

causing

great the Parnellites'

specting Irish revolutionary that Mr. Parnell were

who

Carou,

witness

linked with combined in

a

having for its spiracy, of prominent public struction by dynamite

con

far-reaching aim the men and

murder the de

of public

build

ings.

The price and mensely, has ordered

has risen im grain .Russian Government

the

of

stoiage for possible

as

quantities

of the

as

large re

military

quirements. London 6yndioates Broken Hill shares

buying

are in

considerable

quantities.

The condition of the oopper market Is somewhat stronger. Five

Malay

been ex murder of two Australian named prospectors and Stewart members of the Harris, Raub in the Gold-mining Syndicate, Malay Peninsula. The natives of the Ea6t German ecuted

at

African

British fellows

and

asserts

his

that

colouisation, are

"

have

the

have revolted,

colony

Governor chief

prisouers for

Singapore

no

staff.

killing

The

the native

to he has no objection but other white

good."

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years. criticised 6trongly and said that he as M. H. Sir Davies, was instructed Receiver

Blake

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just The

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clude

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of Nicholas, who is from a suffering Montenegro, are to the Czar brain affection, appealing in for permission and assistance the de of that monarch. position

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of

subjects

A

Prince

anti-Catholic

great

of the

election

London.

protest Lord

new

raised, wild disorder.

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were

iu

up

who has been The body of a woman, dead for some weeks, has beeu found in a in Lancashire. house at Oldham, had been dug and quicklime The hole murderer was ready but unused, the The interrupted. probably on the hnBband have arrested

being police suspicion.

Lord Carrington Lansdowne Lord

probably Viceroy

will

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German

the

to

and

to

thut neces

Russiun

recent

to counterbalance French additions

sary

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army

forces.

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has

poisoning

sentenced

for

Lambeth.

at

girls

death

to

Messrs. Hudand Co., at the launching dart,, Parker, a number new of their ship, the Miorwa, were of leading Australians present.

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a

luncheon

held

Ml.

by

proposing

in

Fitzgibbon, to the owners, ferences to

made

s.me

tors

not

did

commercial

inornlity.

the

to

sponded

severe

Mr.

sails

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for

bars

the

buvo

being

been

the

strong, £45 15s.

of

been

is-

out

to

give

the

up

returned

a on

verdict Dixon's

ago that 000

his

assigned

estate stated

mid

trustee,

for

Europe

a

trustee

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meetiug

would

Union Tho

bad

expect President dockers

thousand

times reports

are

origin

of the British Bank that tho properties of report -at unsale quite present

Sir the

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eighth

9d.

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a

7-16ths, recently

Matthew

place.

Davies

at much hurt the English

is

of

determination

rise

taken

are

him. prosecute raisuuderstaud they

Sir

to

people thinks

Matthew his

posi

tion.

actiou

Melbourne, trial

commencod

Mr.

yesterday.

the Clarke prosecutor, of large made presents to

denied sums

had liuving her. Under he could however,

the prisoner with relations amination,

for

or

eutries

£10,000

in

Joseph

She Mr.

damages.

Parker

Joseph having

Clara,

purpoees 6uiug for who has entered

ance.

She

of

money improper uot

his

the

by.,

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in

now

for

Sheriff,

the

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evident one

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from

dividend

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aud

per was

satisfactory

cent,

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Broken

Hill

October

defence

22.

committee

of a

two

the

from Hirth's

following etatemeub

:

the

first

Bishop

place, told,

ami cumstantial, a of diary, copy

aud taken

which

full

is

from is

told,

facts

Hirth is familiar and their aud lunguage, kuows what goes oo,. uot bub from interpreters, Bishop

knowledge being

;

ignorant

whereas of

the

Captain native

is language, entirely dependent for news on the reports to him brought by bis Mohammedan who are deceitful soldiers, and enemies of the known Christiau and rivals of the native race name, Hirth's 3. Bishop Again, report is He has no reason to mis impartial. .

a

a

for matters, be hails the represent British that under its flag, believing Catholics will liberty protection enjoy and justice ; whereas Captain Lugard's

day

was

to

helping

im

sufferings?" is great point

the

cares,

Irishman resident in back this man,

au

years kicked

A

stone.

:

his

running

heel

sore

agaiDst the

was

It healed but broke up once, and when the man went to again, he could Lourdes not side put one of his to the foot He took a ground. result.

out

and

bath, heel

iu

the

healed

I did

"

not

miraculous be might

a day the could walk

accept

he

this

as

a

this

as

proof

miracle V of the

that such a cure natural explanation. Nor was this called a miracle at Lourdes where three classes of cures are recogfirst and 6ecoDd only being the uized, Iu the first class counted miracles are and counted tumours, cancers, so on ; in the second, internal like diseases con

sumption called ;

of

course

and

up,

nimbly enough." " Did you regard

Hirth's and cir his own

also

Each

baths

,

.

their

the

;

the case of Frauce. Some while swimming,

?

omitted, which, wonld a very different im give as to tbe of the war. origin are

..

there three days, of the great nathe one which

Well, during the three days I did see cure a a mir actually worked, acle in contact worked, but I came with various cases as which to the evidence of cure, of miracle, was Take ample.

a

whereas Captain is account Lugard's and laboured. Dales aud names vague are often and certain omitted, para

a

not

his

me

in

"

the

before

were

miracles

were

the miracles."

.

clearly

there

men

sores,

No

"

reasons is

of tbe

first

correct

is

side the

their

of the

stories

Lourdes

to

.

—

In

Lugard

arrest

meeting

geueral

Mort,

of these

Ugauda War

Bishop

true

persoual

appear

under

gaol

which of tho

a

proof

oue of my ; pilgrims sisters, Lady Clare Feilding, attended for the same at the women's purpose bath do not want I suppose me you to go into a description of the pilgrims I saw immersed or to helped immerse;

in army Lugard's followed to the tliern The attack was which followed and contrary for, to the right

consequently hostile by

from

divorce

abscouding

ordinary

Goldsborougb,

i

by him,

for

claims

lire

the

merse

their and.

waste

there

1 was Precisely. the three days

at

Captain

pression 2. Secondly, with the natives

bail.

cross-ex

that

if au

briugiog Clarke

prosecution.

forgery

book, show-" plain to the prisoner. iu£ a payment of £1600 he said e was pressed, Being further in to be uiude co-respondent threatened snit brought divorce by Clara's the of that sum husband, hence the payment to do with which bad uothiDg -certain

is

Parker

M

against

malicious

19.

October

Parker

of Olura

Clara

22,

October

Melbourne,

The

is

mount

Mrs.

XNTEXI-COX.ONXAX..

and

by

If

French pilgrimage, M. Zola accompanied.

boats

Now

by say objected, suicide thaii

aud opened

King

laying churches

their

30th

uncalled of nations.

able.

now

the

on

islaud.

too

p.m., the

went

want

miracles

tional

Tbeu sword. the King and four thou sand Catholics for fled to Se»e, a refuge small iu island Victoria Nyanzu Lake. not safe there For But they were long.

It

Bank

subjects,

fifteen

that

at two

I

mean

I

that

of

something

1

duriug

on the following day, the Protestant safety their with cattle, they

upon

homes and

so.

the

"

in

fire

Catholic

commit

rather

Protestant with a to tbe teeth and a

Muwaniku,

and

;

heavy

slowly. its confidence in Byrne to file his

expressed and asked To this lie

Mengo,

Katekkiro,

put

missionaries forth sallied

21.

complainod

realizing

was

trustee lie

and

trip,

23rd

'

knowu that appears six months at the time

It

the

having

well

a

Byrne, held.

the

Everard

uow ? days, why not Still, a difference betweon admitting of miracles, tbe possibility aud beiug conviuced about a specific oue." " I it that take went with you open mind ?" perfectly

by Captain armed Lugard's two hundred order?, men in Fort and Kampala with rifles

editors

ci

Unganda,

On

Hon.

follow?

Scriptural there is

King

of

he expected he would clear £200,for after himself paying everybody full. He wanted now to to go

in

ing do

t

was

the

:

iu

(18.92),

the

Daily

the

returned from began the con

am

that

believe.

possibio.

to refused do, for he knew that was innocent of murder, chief haviug not killed the man, out of malice, but iu sheer This of self-defence. refusal the Kiug infuriated Captain Lugard and Iiiw and was the for the party, signal outbreak of the war. For on the night

the

very

October of

follows

as

20

I

believing

liis

amuiuiiilioii

is

is

I

By

before

to

"The for

:

sceptic.

obey (Captain

of

Beauchamp

Lourdes.

just Feilding

"Naturally,

the

to

version

of

had

Mr.

versation

up

refused n he

who

Lourdes.

com

deliver

to

of

Marquis

Miracles

Feildinr,

iu mere selfMongolaba, upon his would.be assassins of them. On the same

one

his

and the Mr. Robinson, survivors of the Katanga

A of correspondent is Chronicle" responsible interview with the ing

armed of ruffians firebrands with in their attacked bauds, the private house of the Catholic chief fired

this

—

The

called day Lugard Captain upon aud ordered Mwariga, him to deliver up of murder. This Mongolaba as guilty

of sui remains.

condition

meeting

a

of capital named

defence, and killed

22.

October

Melbourne, Yesterday of Mr. Robei

night

Mongolaba.

Dixon.

the inquest Marcentello's

for

unemployed. one-

father

of the war of January

origin

Lugard)

Hirth's

Bishop

War.

King

duty to appeal of justice. the maintenance

for

in

aggressors

Lngard and liis Protestant for the Uganda. responsible and that the English papers have misled. Weekly Register. entirely

been

—

his

it

one

are

by the other

:

baud

The sake of insurance money. showed that evidence of candle pieces and inflammable were chemicals scatter ed about for the the shop, evidentally ot out the dastardly purpose carrying

of Australia

winter.

is

very wards beeu in

fter

girl

felt

origin

represents

(Coptaiu

whereup

ciders,

chief,

a

Cowpe

a

King Mwaoga

is

of and

Captain

given

is

the

Lastly,

party

party accord version, that a Protestant Catholic a chief.

Lugard'6 Times," is killed by

the

the

really

Moloney,

that

the of

to

as

Catholic

manded

the

daughter

Dixon had

The

Henry

in

now

"

was

2.

and David Richard son have each been seuleuced to five bard labor for arson. Tho years' were chemists at prisoners Newtown, and fired their' last premises August for

to

tbe

has the

represents and the

who

Hirth, the

Captain

Lugard)

woman

a

is

and

he

21.

young

One

Whereupon

L

The liquidators

Tho Dockers

Silver

Willium

the

officers

drummed

She

structed by her idea of marrying

schedule.

-commissioned Guards have

Life

ninety

is

lover,

Mercentello,

himself.

Byrne

Agent- General for on No Melbourne

market

uon

and missed, nsubordinutiou.

dangerous

his

copper Chili for

Several the First

next that

re

10th.

vember price

the

Monro,

Victoria,

22.

named a

condition.

auctioneer,

in

hope

his

War.

murderer.

re

Munvo

He colonies. expressed of the colonies. future

1.

ing to chief

Cooper's

October

writes of the

now

versions

Bishop

Mwauga

critical.

the Australasian

of

toast

taking

at

labourer

a

named Colerina of a vinegrower.

at

Uganda

he

who Captain Lugard, East African Company,

active.

October

falling

Sydney,

killed

conflicting

the

arms

Yesterday Dixon shot

Miss

Victorian

represent Mr.

fairly

are

Uganda, mastering

and

;

two

who and

the head the Fathers, baa had an the Uganda

Algiers,

White

of

responsibility." the head Zanzibar, Central African I news, the circles and political in

while only and my fellow-passengers Expedition, on bound board the homeward Ava, all assured me universal that the opinion of unbiased men in those parts of Central Africa which travelled is through they

Uganda.

Africa

iu

r.f

opportunity Question

by

Brisbane,

—

to

Company

of the

agents

were

Dr.

ng&

Vanghan,

South

missionaries

89s.

rains

Splendid Creek.

in

Carree, of the

quarters

October 21. Brisbane, Tbe plaintiffs in the In Queensland vestment action iuleud Company's ap to the Council Privy against pealing the decision of the Full in that Court

The jury

frauds financial been in divulged that the perpetra

certain

have recently which Melbourne, asserting

at

Uani

(l

I

from

leisurely

1

matter.

Kenelm

returned Maison

19.

no

that authorities there were that Captain Lugard

Consular parly

"like

Debnf'says

carefully the East Africa

of

opinion

the"

as

When

quarters learned

the

Troubles

Father

to-day,

cide

t a

new

place

its

4.

South

the

by

relieve

the British mine, of which has been compelled of Unionists. large numbers the full number was possible

tu The

act.

success

t

ar

the

aimed

their

men

has been well re Miuistry in the ceived The House Assembly. until in adjourned yesterday Tuesday, order a to permit large Parliamentary the at to visit colonies party Chaffey and Renmai'k. Mildura

The

written

serious

a

of

October

..Adelaide,

Sydney, of

decluves

Emperor

strength

working

suc

ao

ceed India.

additional

21.

October

London,

for

of

Mayor

No Popery broke meeting

of number

not

reaJs,

document

a

5

<

case.

against

"

of

Cries and the

has

meeting to

been held. in the eity

large

The share market continues In Brokens are largo trausactious

prose

cution.

of

but

taking place, A character. rived yesterday Mine.

report

Yesterday working at the mine.

disturb laborers are

free

on

to

returning

manager to decliie

renewed

Hill

assaults

are

commenced and McCourt next

be

Abigail Criminal

the

and

said dator accounted

the,

at

of

ances

Official

cable

to

Messrs.

against

to

19.

October

will

.Monday. At Broken

bad

as

trials

Namara

Graham

Sir

bage Berry

a

transactions General Bab-

for

seen

Fresh

com

owiDg

liquidate,

received an important telegram the Sydney Union, of tbe contents are at present It is undisclosed. believed that the Union recommends a termination of the strike. Large numbers of men, surface mostly hands, from which

is

Society

Building

Sydney,

fraudulent

so

Federal

has

trial.

-

holder said in connection

before the away be continued to-day.

to voluntarily pelled bad times.

20.

October

will

The

"

London,

Clara

shipping The case

Vestat-

reduced

largely

a

suffering

.

French greatly

I

;

thought

liable

to

aud

;

cures

the

iu

nervous

—

third

merely

—

as

diseases,

for

exumple

paralysis." " Can you give miraculous in the 11

Iu

met

the

a

inslauce class?"

au

me first

of the

of my

I investigations bad been cured five In thanks for the core she,

course

,

who

woman

years ago. as others has since often do, gone to Lourdes to take a annually in part the She was bathing pilgrims. an and she told me her woman, intelligent with

perfect

external

tumour

slury au

had grown head. Tho it

she

if

almost

as

doctors

6aid

wus

but operation, on some grow She would not from her home

willing that other

1

possibly

"Wait

take affect a

it

it

a

it

child's

would

cut

undergo the. wonld simplyof the body. and started

part out, a

pilgrimage

cure

imagination such a disease

minute;

as

they to

and

groin,

large

have it to make

Lourdes," "And did the waters for

She had

simplicity. on the

she

to

the tumonr

coald

not

?" never

was

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loathsome

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,

flesh

so;

atceiition

Another

dismissed.

/ patieut's to

amoug

un

deal

of

much which in

was

of it

I

consumption.

can

in

personally

only dence.

was.8Upposed consumption.

be at death's

to

:

The

was

hut he

exposing

she

did

looked so attendance

that taken

a

reach

she to

you

—

class-

you internal

Yes,

assistance."

example

of ibis with

diseases

a

self.

lis

far

as

matter

tube

a

;

becomes is formed the Gradually

yet

itself

and

the'

different

Marie

she

cured,

case

lengthening within

At

At

the

shall

—

leg went I bath, '

second

told

she give way,' the bath she found straight. with, a been

me

similar

a

nfllictiou

the

bad

concerning

all

whatever

they

or

come

in

who

those

satisfied

you yourself genuineness ?" " As I mentioned

as

cures,

shoot,

their

remember

that

a

from it." word of pilgrim " I'm going to put a very' blunt ques that Do you believe tion to you. or miracles do take place, have taken place, at Lourdes ?" " I wa3 driven Yes, I do. by hard evidence fectly

gestion, tion can

—

to

well atid

do.

that aware

far

I conclusion. of the power

I -recognise I discount

what all

that

National Library of Australia

wo

ponder

marvellous

it

over

they

their

The

full

it.

the

little

their

pains,

would

they

and

de

we

the

them

on

to

to

"

am

per of sug

imagina kind of

is

eyes, plain

coldly

chicken—

display

warmth

a

of

it

of

not

is

misunderstood

its

"

—

the

by

feeling,

new

anyone

else

can

really

supply

for

the

be

a

very

to

be whispered the piomoters

though

it

great

Bome-Rule Grand Old

with

mr.

the re have been

Lord-Lieu

Prospects. justin

m'oarthy,

m.p.

of

i

!

!

com

of

se

Mr.

Justin a M'Carthy, M.P., pondent of the New York World ed the following ;

How

about

the

with

interview

an

eorres-

elicit-

—

Uoerciou

Act

r

That

j

i

;

will bo replaced at once. It the very be among first measures introduced. We arc determined upou thi?\ The Coercion Act is doomed, will

all how long goes smoothly be before Homo Rule can actually that is if take effect, is everything ? absolutely-favourable

Suppose

will

it

hanging-npaside which

intrigue,

Mr.

I

the? was

Gladstone's

immediately after have already describ

Yet

for

all

it

that,

was

ex generally would cynic have got a high in the post Cabinet. The probability was alluded constantly to in the of House and

that

pected

the

general

Commons,

"

'

did not Labby himself deny the soft of being for a impeachment ready place on the Treasury Bench. He even began to prepare for the character, down toning and taking farceur manner, serious so that people air; amused.

But the Queen,

of the uot one is

idea

"

to

"

Labby

be

who

than

another

spirit.

That

choose,

what

Dilke and is

the

iu

about

can

Dr. from

following

Free

keen more

he

friend

Laborites,

other

Barnardo."

Winnipeg "

:

to

committed

trial,

30 dollars from Alf.

articles

that place. of the Barnardo to take unkindly from

boys

furuisbiug province in doing lo bonus efforts

the

to

will

the

pay

little

a

in

boys picuresque and-

soldiers

devoted

to

"

complaints

become

less

breach

officers

toaifs

as

mine" the

frequent.

-

little

have

and above

—Tablet.

occurred

has Sulvation Army in nnd privates have

They

the

to a

Dr. teaching as attitudes and a sailors, them enabling

between

A serious of the runks

positions.

province in his

with

expense If

taken

were

more

cease

.

Government."

distinguish thine" such

Many

imprisonment.

The western Country has been the nbidiug jail a number of these boys committed by them have

district

not

.for

in

institution keep on to of the the jails rate have been they

it

past

Old

provincial less time Barnardo's miniature

might

was

Russel

at

to Barnardo populate Canada

the

judicial

also

Sheffield

Dr. to

from

Sheffield

the

inmates the

at

cor

aud money hotelClea, The is ptisoner boys and does not

keeper of

the

A

—

few days ago

a

anv

sends us the The Manitoba

from W. G.

his

got

stolen

having

him with verra.

Notes.

cuttiug

Press

appeared

their

his

old

against

Good

"

go take

feel

his

Qui vivra

respondent

to

will will

soreheads

Stray

If

whether

Independent snd

too

name.

Christian truly do mischief if

cnu

predict

exactitude.

seem

not

his

to

one

one

was

must

between

and the cranks

it

since

generally, ke concealed. But heraayprove benevolent. The curious thing this is that original politican no

not

most

"

to

now

a

ho

as

and

submit

he

—

and

Gladstone,

seen

ridicule,

hear

of Truth

be vindictive, or mischief -which with

doing his humiliation— of

when

not

can

for

sense

highly

said,

advisers,

to

having

a more

caustic

editor

referred

iutriguo

little

is

the

clean-tongued of her confidential that probable Mr.

at not sorry remain? It

on were

would

too

the

it

the matter, of accepting

on

j

the

.

the

shoving

-

little

In

Labby.

of " Labby,'? of the situa can he said to hardlysurprise, since it came that "Labby" was one

town as

much

exclusion sensotions

during

from

elections

ed.

of

and Man

foot

on

absence the

tbo

of

one

entailed

Rule

Home

intbrv1kw

of he

the power egg's substance has somehow of them when the requisite producing of the conditions are None supplied. theories of Buffou, Darwin, Weisbiuauti, or

to

likely

Exclusion

place for quite and the crimes

The

—

Eimer

is,

tenant.

1

theu,

or

there

received

egg. ob

that hatching must evolution" due to in the new-laid something egg which no can as also detect, microscope that the were chicken's various organs within it in a nononly pre-existent natural sense in the tlist the sense a

have Lord

should

pression

etc.

the

towards could uot

they otherwise thau they iu the statement that was

in-

is

it

Government,

The

in

three

last

But

longer. three years.

is

in more

say, some misrepresen slight tation of the demeanour of the people. In a reserved mauuer there is not aud necessarily coldness, where, as in the present there was a disposition case,

mean, according of " unfold proeess and the minute, closely packed a bud gradually .of unfold them and bo evolve" a flower or a as the case But evi may be. 110 minute folded exist organs up

etc.,

act

ever

attitude maintain

done

have

we

will

much

that tion—

of

before ?

Parliament

this not

As

be

it

election

general

years— can be

not

could

it

still if they were Carried away by impulses and characteris have more than they

done; but, Houghton,

they be introduced from without. The air and of water find their vapor way the porous hut these, through eggshell, with the heat, obviously afford together no of a us of the formation explanation heart, It

often

they

for

the present have acted

a

as

that

self-respect, cumbeut

should

etymology,

been s@ whom

visitors

will

long

sounded

re

official

and followed Corporation by the people of that it tlis city, may Excellency, be hoped, will realise the anticipations formed of him. of the If the goodwill Irish be of any help to him, people can the assurances to effect he that has already got should he quite satisfactory to him. with their own Consistently

will

attain

an

a

hospitality, once in the most demonstrative rejoiced at the fashion of men whose coming afforded departure them still more plea and as there is a sure; always danger that the same thiug may happen again when the visitor is to assume governing the wiser course is that adopted powers, Lord towards Houghton by the Dublin

even

effects

affairs.

lopal

bis

exercised from giving

abstaining

in

tic

living chips about

it

Cautious-

cannot

a cure to who proclaims patient reports the and is examined. Most doctors, as to too, there are certificates probably, condition of the theprevious patient. cure does hot depend on the mere Ko'a a

more

of the of religion

and cautiously of that folly. capable their generous

till

with

familiarity

dently in the glairy fluid of the new-laid This the makes us microscope certain of as we ara certain viously

—

must

its

selves

to

You

it.

very

in

"sensibly

organs

wulks

less

generosity the cause

Corporation

he hoped that

of this growth of by us on ac

unthougbt

really Almost

ing," loeves

before, my natural be sceptical. But evi before me which I simply there was no poohget over is

disposition dence came could not

on

our

got

shows

and grain the wing!

nature

"Evolution" to

be called to

and

so

Dublin

the that

nothing

Imperial

6et

they or the

they well be ex may for cused not that risk again. incurring thrown their They have so often up of themselves caps aud made,fools upon the arrival of princes or and statesmen,

widely opened eyes the sharpness of its at

insect

an

wonderful

may be, before velopment.

previously

may

pecking

with

110

Lieutenant have Irishmen

welcomed

and heait, circulate.

feathers,

than whin by the ci'y

and

discretion new Lord

ception. disappointed

appear. all animals and plants go a of individual evolu through proeess tion is which how essentially similar, ever different the details of that process

sister

a

shews

by

moro

leaving to walk

lo

enough,

are

poohing

;

quickly

generally of But the

limping.

on

and

comes

world

count

something

felt

and

new

is

A

forth

shell,

really

cured."

similarly

"Now,

away

herself

Strangely

miracles,

lion

men

a

sIiGrt

llie

being

did short leg of my scope personal the first the girl hath,

tlie

quiries.

hud-

think, which I

downy

this

catching

also

was see, butlied.

the

itself

a

sustained they teach

are

inexhaustible.

truly

wise

or

forth

It

The Dublin

to

all with their and ultimately

'parts,

the

senses

growiug again. another cousumplive

I

of

a

be

not

iucipient

paid for has required

officially

Reserved

than

definite

distinctly limbs bud

body

defined, with clothed

bird,

point She but lungs,

of her

one

to

a

more

is

the of the

folds

beneath, pulsating and begins

become

enormously.

ate

Lebranchu, whom 1 did

patient, last

right,

—

a

children

—

|

seemed

that.it

all

and

—

wards she looked of some moment— said she had lost

become

arises

and blood

her with

pain, too, from some other .internal complaint. She was Carried into the grotto, and in short, a time rose from lier mattress cureu.'! when I met her after Certainly,

She

powers therein

more

contributions,

by

these

maintenance. The French Catholics in

most the sur possessing being, These little cells will, powers themselves in three superficial the layers will fold ; themselves layers iu here and complex ways, thickening and growing in various directions. there, Soon the brain that is to be is sketched

named

g»me be and

highest

relig

than of francs, 21,000,000 during the last 15 the foundation and work years to assure of these schools ing and 110 less than ; francs are 2,600,000 espeuded on their

prising arrange

out

from

the

—

the reveal

will

of two white and

mass

free

were

ganic

spcond which

womau

could suffered

one

lifeless apparently substances fluid

only

bat an semi

nothing

or

eongregstional" and mistresses,

Although

State.

talk of. "'Evo the refer to' generally of living of different kinds origin beings the origin either of mere individuals or " of new kinds, of (or plants species") and animals. most The obvious and familiar instance of the evolution of a new individual ani mal is the hatching of a hen's A egg. contains

"

pupils.

28,000

states

science,

art,

they

semi-fluid

?"

I heard

Rayon, which She had been

tuberculosis remain alive.

contact

of

cure

the.

—

in

came

ahsolutely

Mafrie

least

the an

and acquirements, powers evolution, the widest must iu sense of the word, also the gradual of include development ent

egg

Persecution.

and which lo 47,000 To instruction children. Christian schools whichday the free founded Paris have, been at by the of Catholics count generosity 75,000

are nourish, indirectly we to have become what now A3 amongst those animals be included, wjth all his pres

now

of

gave

or

commerce,

an

of

folly

directed by ious masters

rounded certain minute, bodies technic "cells." called ally Yet it needs noth hut a persistent ing supply of moderate warmth to make that seemingly inert,

'

without

ruust

;

far

"Hav'e

them.

nor yolk microscope

terribly gone that those in were afraid to quit9 place her'in water. So she "thewas merely put above the water—hardly touching taken outside. Almost it-ahd "'theu she got up, saying she was immediately as' tbo particulars better/ and, have-it"

walked

supposed

new-laid

doctors her her to death, she Lourdes

journey,

simply

when

her

rather

or

go,

Lourdes.

from

suffered lor doctors bud practic Weak as she was

and the time, given her up. would satisfy nothing should

door

;

She had

long ally

direetly

they

lution"

of cancer?"

or

which

manship and religion. However, when people

oc

the

;

industry,

an

any way know it by having read the evi It happened lust A iiun year.

I

and

and

ally

man

uot

to

The term mode in

?

denote

and especi physical universe, whole the planets with globe, clothe its surface and the animals

matter

good

a

of tumour

case

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said,

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Evolution"

used

before

come

;

I think

our

see

mind."

my

A

the

healing, excited quite the also people,

district

enthusiasm

where

left'

"

is

geueral.ly which the

I disfigured, I don't remember if I those but as to the points, ef the cancer there could

extraordinary it attracted at the time,

naturally

on

to

Parliament

Folly

by

is shown persecution by the school statistics of France. Mince 1880 Irish the "The (says Catholic") under the name of persecution which, has attacked Christian laicisation, in struction in has suppressed France, at Paris the 126 public schools which were

The

"Evolution"

What

:

came

that

The

Dublin. allowed

be

purely How another

that

explained to stand on

not

London,

in

?"

impossibility

;

whether

whatever.

the

where's

in

Elsewhere,

and baths,

was

so.

looked after, time for the

three There is yeare. to details be done, many aud three is a shdrt years formation of a Government No religions will question

tortoise.

is

elephant elephant

,

,was

canperous

.

disappearance be no mistake

She

flesh,

ijust

under be

to

will Ministration be touched All the power that the Irish upon. will will be Parliament have, over

enormous

enormous

of bier

horrible the took

and. Within

know.

woman

a

say,

"

not

an

supposing

the

Lourdes, why in London,?"

at

;Why

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.

one,

sad,

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one

miracles

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,

an

of

j

was remarkable. equally at arrived LourdcS;wiUi face wholly cancer-stricken.

that's

I couldn't

it.

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:

particular and investigated,

say myself. end to

help

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elsewhere,?

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wished,

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it

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absolutely

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say

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case

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curs

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dis

you

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of canper

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had

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<

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why

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us

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believed ?" Then

authentic

don't asked

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if

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a

suggestion, roots the dissolve a cancer

pluck

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subsequent examination showed, the tumour

doctors, appeared."

case

in

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most liberal allow the power imagination, cannot hysterical fancy, out and tumour of, a like mist."

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of

'

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continued,

.

shrinking

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make

it.

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where the

I

for

.

the'

fh''tiie

ance

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ing

thing—

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,

where

taken to the Grotto, celebrated continually While stand 'ailing go first. Grotto she felt a shrinking tumour was. of The feeling was

.

bathed. She where Masses

in

the

Canada. resigned to the

given

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and Horsbam Grand National Show iu 1887. In 1888 be gained the Champion Cup value at National (second time), £30, A.G.S. of Victoria; second at the same show. at First for Ballarat A.P.S.

to

squatters,

BREEDERS

SETTLERS.

AND THE

CELEBRATED

JjMYE Lately

ENTIRES, Mr.

by

imported Western

Ross

to

Australir.

and

travel

Districts

in

the

all

through the Colony.

—

o'

Strowan, Bred by Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lord Hopetoun has gained the follow viz. First at Warracking prizes, nabeal

as

one

First

Ballarat, and two year

year

Cluues, First Hardies Hill. at First Smeaton, at

old:

First

Clones,

at

first

Talbot,

He

should

is

a

prove

splendid valuable

a

Moffat's

bred

was

House, the

was

22nd Ribbon by Mr.

Fenwick, of

property

Blackball,

Paisley. was the for refer-

Blue he is

late

Coxe's Lo

Darnley. grand sire,

sire,

dam is Jess, by renowned breeding stallion, Pride of Scotland, imported.

d Hopetoun's

Miss

dura,

;

Prize

as

,

three

a

and First

old

year

Skipton;

at

First

old, years Ballarat

at

Ballarat, four only

when

Prize

as

dry

a

at

mare

Prize year old, First and also at Ballarat, Champion Prize for best female of the dam Great Dick's grand by yard. aB

;

brood

a

five

mare

Champion

(imp.)

The following

have

prizes

o' Strowan by the Laird the Grand SpriDg Show

been won 1886 at Iu the National

of

of Victoria, Society he-won. First Prizo of £50 10s,;

Agricultural yearling of £30

10s.

in

the.

draught

horse in each

of two Alston

also First sweepstakes of £5 5s., gifts by Messrs. given & and Co., Challenge Cup

valued

at

produce

;

£30

5

First

Tulbot

Sweepstakes, that

at

Prizes first

Grand

iu

Colt

Produce

placed District

was

best

for

Horse

Draught making

Show.

Clunea

at

and

United

Agricultural also first iu group Exhibition; Society's show held iu 1886. He of three at same awarded First Prize for draught one was entire

old

year

"Agricultural Show in Exhibitions colt

or

colt

at

colt

and 1886. the

the at Pastoral

Society's at Cargavie, &e.,

First

for

same

.

colt draught and Bullarook

yearling Bill

SpriDg

First Society. three yearling

in

the

draught

colts

or

of

fillies.

at Sraeaton Agricul prize Show in 1886, for best Society draught coll or filly. yearling First as a two Iu 1887 he gained and Western Disat Geeloug old year

,

Show Spi iug trict Society's Agricultural Society National old coll; a two as year toria

Smeaton,

two

has

unbeaten aud has

an

old,

for at

year

First

;

at

of Vic First at

Association Spring Exhi twoyear old draught stallions; &c.,

Clones old

and

draught

Talbot stallions

Tho when

Duke

Green, For

and piece,

record

as

a

beeu

never

for

First

at

National Library of Australia

purchased

If

the

at

The

and

stud,

Duke

has

times

aroand

and

always

the

iu

G.

for

having

he

was

Sire of Duke, bred in England to

out

First

placed

at

1867, Got

1876. Vive (sister

Victoria of Qui

m

to

and

to

host of He

mention. and has a beautiful The above will

others

(imported), and imported

latest

by King Tom by Vidette),

materials

is

too

sure

a

tho

Laces, and

likewise

home,

that

foal-getler,

A-

bred

by

Mr.

breeder

grand

a

very

Albauy

and

Pure-bied

aud

prize-

modated

OF

Prince

of

Wales

(

imp.)

is

now

straw also

variety tiusel'oruaiuents

White

Sateens, fancy dress

and

stock

Black

of

to

hire.

reasonable

and

materials.

Braid

Pie-nic

Rates.

50

Gipsey Book

& Od.

E.

allowed

to

1/6

a

per

half

oz,

agents,

&

Co.,

EAST,

Barrack

near

Street.

trimmed rooms.

in

NEW

end

SUMMER

Fancy &e. &

GOODS

AT

c

G.

11 E A E M A N ALL

MARKED

'

S,

ClIEAr.—

Ud. Ud.

7s.

Hats,

Ribbons,

DEPARTMENT.

0.

1/-

MARTIN

aud

have just opened and have now on view assortment of Mens' splendid Felt Hats Black iu all the and colored latest shapes. 3d. each. Straw Hats from Is. Terai Hats with from 6s. 6d. Puggaree each. etc. etc.

&

and

MURRAY-STREET

5s. &

opened

as being Tinctures— in

External at

Gents'

G.

Goods, Prints,

Hats,

Braces,

Tweeds,

w.

French

Dress

Cambric, Suushades.

Ties,

Feathers,

Laces,

Euglish

Muslius,

Hosiery,

Bonnets,

Flowers,

AVe

G.

I860.

have

they dispensing

.

count

Wc are our New nowjshowing Season's Goods in this department including Mens', and Youths' Tweed Boys' Suits, Tenuis Shirts in Cotton, Flannel and Silk. Flanuel White Drill Suits &c. &e. Trousers,

R.

CO.,

Melbourne,

that

notify for the

Millinery,

CLOTHING

Cash.

/-

w. -Is.

Terms

Chemists,

in

use

GOODS.

5s.

accom

for Cold Tinctures (in early stage) Neuraline— M & upwards. Co.'s for Speciality and all Neuralgia Nerve pain at 1/6 each. M. & Co.'s Paint for Unbroken Chilblains at 1/- each, To those residing at a fiom distance Medical help M, & Co, have the in confidence greatest their introducing of Baptisia for Low Fever. preparation The attention will he given promptest to all upcouulry orders on of stamps and two receipt pence bottle per for postage, Liberal Dis at

Chiffon, and

Feathers, Flowers, Hat-pins, Millinery

Tables Shelves

parties

&

valuable.

—

50

for

Vehicles.

Camphor

dress Lace-

Bead

of seleteion view in our show hats aud bonnets

on

charges.

of Homsepathic and for the sale ol Prescriptions medi pure cines in Pilules, Tinctures and Triturations, An assortment of Medicine Chests and Guide Books for family will usj be kept in stock. will Attention also be given to the of pure for infants keeping Dietetics and in of which M. & Co. would valids, specially mention Aubrev's Malted Food

highly ordinary

the

all

Blouses,

Faucy

FANCY

Uumbrellas,

ShirtH, etc.

HEARMAjSF,

Draper,

Tailor,

HAY

Outfitter,

STREET,

etc.,

PERTH.

SHENTON,

—

WANTED

Owners

whose

Country WANTED Pianos Federal or

(673.),

aud

with

BEG

iu novelties Cream figured Cloth, Faney

class

first

realy

less

taking Stallion.

on

at

MAKlIHf

Braid Gimps, Silk $ash Ribbons, Belts, and Scarfs, underclothing.

Uutrimmed

j

Clydesdale

always baited

Pharmacy

latest

Perth.

Streets,

SHOWING

Shirt

EXPRESS

and

Wellington

Wedding

Owner.

S HENTONS,

large

Perth.

Sts.,

and Loose Boxes Spare Stalls Visitors. Shippers and C'ouutry Horses kept for sale.

sons

Clydesdale Australia.

and

Horses

sum

BRJTQN. By

the

Corduroy Summer Serges,

Prints, iu

Most

AEDLE,

Ribbons,

Chiffon

Millinery

„

sold iu Scotland for the of 1,100 guineas. will be seen by the above pedigree Navy Blue is possessed of the best

possible blood in

travelling to

the

the

and Pier

LETTING

Carriages,

MILLINERY.

Drawhilliug House, Fenwick, the property and was of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Paisley. Blub Ribbon was a great prizelaker

It

or

GOODS

Mantles, Jackets, Shirt-fronts, Parasols, Tinsel Gimps, Black

Taylor,

of his

two

a

was

address,

not&the

the

on

forwarded to Expresses of any part the Colony. Saddle Horses for Ladies aud Gentlemen, aiso Buggies aud other

cost.

Ribbon

handsome

0 0

ALSO

(imp.)

one

6

cloth, including Corduroy Nuns Merinos, Cashmeres, Veilings, and Fancy Black dress material. Grenadines,

Pure-bred Stallion. ClydeBdale NAVY BLUE. By Blue Ribbon (imp)., Bred by William Holmes, Esq., near Victoria. Ascot, Clunes, foaled Navy Blue is a bay horse, November 1888. Sire Blue Ribbou

at

use

all

without

Please

Mc

Murray

cloth,

call be pos any stallion sire and dam (both haviug and the best very imported), of blood that could be got regard

of

less

a

cany

as

pedigree sessed of been strain

productions

We

temper. the Duke prove that is the very descended from best blood in the Colonies. The Duke has as good a

Muslins,

numerous

.

to attended done iu

0 0

5

SHIPMENT

Dclancs, Zephyrs,

plain

Fancy

;

a

the intend

Fancy Muslins,

Cashmeres,

Daylesford.

Frou-Frou

and

he

NOW

with

replete Crape-cloths,

(imp.); by Macher dam, Glengowie, by Touch out of Glengarue, stone, by Sultan. The Duke is half brother to Welling ton,

0

THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is

Guineas.

Dam,

can

FIRST

Promptness

ESTABLISHMENT,

Owuer. made with of travel

MUSSON,

NEW

Van Vpltiguer by Birdcalcher, Darrell, Nell by Inheritor, by Blacklock. brother to King Cole is full King of the winner Two Lud, Thousand

caroui

orders

Established

King Cole in

with

Undertaking Notice and Mauuer.

of Goderich

d.

7 6 6

6 5

...

horses

A EE

THEIR

aud York

used.

Homcepathic

the best blood in being Smeaton ho was placed received the Champion prize the best of any blood sire,

also

...

EC.

AND

Rates.

Moral

timber

Reasonable

At

yard. and First,

seasoned

executed

HORSE

show:

been shown the Coleraine obtained first

for

the

Corner

route.

en

JOHN

at all the principal shows. Since prizes lhe Duke came to he has Ballarat, been shown three times, namely Ballarat Graud National Show, where was he second. At placed Hardies Hill aud Mount Mercier ho was Society and was also awarded the placed First,

Champion

Stations

Heavy Tip

sea

s.

where accepted served for oue

I

Possible

other

Respectful

-Laugar

6 6

...

ling horse-boxes, abovo mentioned all

other Letitia,

7.

...

they Carts,

:

...

arrangements Government for

the

since,

account

successful

follow

...

Bills Approved more Mares are

that

Spring

Express Waggons,

Lorries,

but aud

delay. Shortest

COVER,

...

Britou

public

build

Lowest

at

R.

The Duko Malakoff. Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue

two raced

the

to

Perth,

,

Vane, Double aud Delivery Seated Buggies, Dog Carts, and other of Vehicles description

Repairs, aud Care.

who

Pedigree

TO as

inform

Waggons,

Country

£

had to remove him on they of having to get another change of blood. Messrs. & Johnson Sons resolved to part with and he was hiin, & McGregor last' purchased by Ross season. He has since proved very ever

re

CHARGES be

Sts

Tip Carts, Light and improved principle.

Gum

that

aud

Derby

particulars

will

Pier

on

English Single every built

G'IMEA,

und

temper.

of

fuller

THE

for stud two-year-old purposes Messrs. Johnson & near by Sons, for the sum of Five.Huudred Coleraine, Guineas, and being used on the station

The

Show ;

been

havnig

splendid been raced.

Victorian

to

Spring Drays

Book.

Stud

a

Blue

Agricultural best group

Champion

bition

with

fifteen

Smeaton,

at

tural

First

Stallion.

The

Ballarat

year yearling one old First for year District and Western Geelong First Show in the same year. filly

Spring

i

or

District,

Maggie, Buchanau George (imp.) grand by Miss dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) at Second Prize Talbot Maggie won at First Prize as a yearling Skipton Prize at Bal as a two First year old, and Second Clunes larat, Skipton;

!

ju6t hacks

yards. several

Conqueror. o' Strowan's

Laird

.

to

a

races. important Dam Duchess, by Chieftain Chieftaiu New Warrier— by

stoue carry any He any fence iu the country. the sol t of stallioo to get good we'l as as racehorses. hunters,

is

o'

Blue

Sire,

known Laird o' Strowan's grand Laird o' Strowan's great

for

a

an

over

man

Laird

of qualification as superfluous, all over the colouies.

well

He

is

enough

strong

He

the

Goderich

prepared

None

—

immense fiat bone, splendid head, neck and shoulders, short back, with middle splendid

year

breeding would be

Ribbon

First

Duke

of

&

of

Wish are

FACTORY

-

Malakoff was Suwarrow performer

Sire

wonderful

principal

DUKE. dark brown

possessed has never

The wou

has

He

uny

Daruley, Great Britain more in To say anything

years. to the

a

the

all

is

Malakoff

shows.

and

foaled

Bay,

Riddle, Esq., Blue Ribbon's sire, Champion hor6o of

as

at

won

being

and

Corner

Stailiou

Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.

Muiakoff is a Bay Stallion, standing sixteen with dork hands cue iuch high, He has a grand head and neck, points.

_

and

Kilmarnock,

a

large

Aliss-ie

prizes.

The

of tweuly-six second prize. sum of £203,

one

the

first

COACH

BOWIM

at

the Aberdeen in

in

I

sire,

David

as

and to

STANDARD

of Pianos

Instruments

in

the

require

(

Hopetoun's

Strowan, is a bright 1885. September, Blue Ribbon (imp). R. Taylor, Drawhillmg

the

Prize sixteen

;

since.

country. Lord

so

having

in

sire

grand

Society's First at

the

Twin Logan's (741) by Stanley (822), dam Mr. National McKerrow's which took of Mare, upwards

dam,

and

total

splendid

prizes

The

at

server,

Ballan

at

class.

imported Franklin

THE

First at Hardies at Beaufort, Hill, First First at and Ballarat, Warracknabeal, at First Ballan ; making the splendid total of Twelve First Prizes up to a two Lord year old. Hopetoun- served nine last mares and we in think all season, foal.

First Pastoral

gained

Prince

alias

son, Briton's

1

'

the

Amounting

Asa First

First

at

and

approach

of

mare.

Highland Society at Dumfries 1869, second in 1870, first at Kelso at in 1872, and the first Show at Agricultural Royal Society's is Manchester. Prince of Wales by Geueral (3 22), dam, Darling by Samp

at

colt,

service

prize

Show

horse. and

the

Making

First at at Beau

old,

at

First

fort, at

a

Prize

has been at tho ut 40 public guineas per of Wales won the first

Daylesford Agricultural Association Show, in the All First in the Three aged classes. at the Beaufort year old Class Agricul tural Association Show. Society's

:

Laird

G.A.E.

old year for the nearest

Clydesdale In 1889 he

Agricultural Show, in

First First

colt.

three

a

Glenlyon,

The following are the Pedigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion. LORD HOPETOUN

By

to

entire

Talbot

for

Champion

Are the SOLE of PROPERTY MR. J. Coffee MUSSON, Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT

old

year Ciunes aud Cargarie

now

PERTH, Farming

three

who

.

Notice

Wimmera

NOTICE.

.

STOCK

to

Intending inspect

Furnishing

the

of

Purchasers

Stock

Warehouse

at

tuning

or

the

Furnishing or

repair

to write

to

the

Federal

Warehouse.

write

particulars,

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The

IMPORTERS, This

LOCAL

TO

in

(including

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force

GROCERS,

INVESTED

FUNDS

1

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AND

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sum manu

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to

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known

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to

prior

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come

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has been placed, the Tory party

and against which have frantically with Pigott's fought in' conjunction the Times , which paymaster tenants iu arrear as designates " fraudulent notwith debtors," of agricultural standing the wave —

which

depression severely the past is

that

organized

robbery

and "a-

ment, there

Irish misgovernment.' considered that for'

is

so

considerable check the from Chief Secretary's to with power hold the military assistance with out which it will b6 impossible to make an effective raid on the of those marked o ut for majority

seat

it

passed

Ireland during twelve months. It

over

satisfaction, to however, this cold-blooded and will receive a barbarity

some

find

has

ruin. -a-

In addition to the the rack-renting the Home embarrass reports

of

can

afairs

be

no

iu

machinations to

landlords

Rule Govern doubt, Ulster,

a

,

endeavour

to !

the

Irish

'

The in

Magistracy

j

assaults

by

on! suc

the

of composition the province

lends

Ulster,

braggart !

discredit of his

bring

administration

cessor. j

to

r

itself

of to

directly

and faction Protestant Taking the

threats, the

rioting

Orange

Catholic and Rulers alike. as a county of Antrim sample, stated on that good authority each and of the petty every one sions in that county, the Bench, against Home

not

it

is

in ses if

exclusively .Orange is exclu no Catholic sively Protestant, been appointed for having year 8 the material is not past, although Even lacking.

disposed

liberally

have been repeated Presbyterians ly refused appointments by the Castle authorities over presided by Sir West and Sir Ridge way William of Kaye two creatures the Tory Iu like manner party. the of that police are county almost exclusively Orangemen; under the official of supervision Sir Reed Andrew and Deputy

Tkynne .of the CastleInspector two whom the gentlemen upon heroes have publicly Boyne-water counted to act in with conjunction Lord and the Duke of Wolseley "

save the loyalists the in the Pope of Rome" event of the Home Rule Bill pas And even in Catholic sing Carlow, out of 53 Magistrates only 3 are known to have any sympathy with the cause of the Nationalists.

Cambridge

to

!

hard the

for us in Australia to condition of in things and all that we can poor Ireland, do is to trust in tlie first, of justice in- the indestructible God, secondly, of Irish National fidelity feeling, and in the and thirdly, honesty firmness of the present Irish Exe cutive Government. The of pity it that even while surrounded is, almost by enemies Satanic in their hatred to Irish National is

It

realize

Ireland should again witness the reuewal of of local faction among which has been Party for much of the responsible delay of from complete emancipation centuries of foreign misrule. aspirations, to have that spirit the Irish

ft,

a

oj

a

I

A diver and drowned recently The

nd a

at

&Mte

a

r

I.

cook Ckiuese were the Pearling Grounds.

from the colony exported three months ended 30th amounted to beptemoer ounces. 17,492 The Niola now at barque loading Rockingham will take in 600 tons of jar rah for Loudon. The Perth list of subscriptions towards the St. John, Newfoundland, Relief Fund shows a total of £142 13s. 6d. gold the

during

:

The last run of batteries produced 103

tons

of

the

Central

109

ozs.

The revised ratepayers' of Freiuantle Municipality of 407 upon the for lists total

now

of

stone.

stands

at

"W hide the brig from Melbourne was week Roebourne last sank at her moorings.

Extended gold from

rolls show an last

for

tlie

increase Tlie

year.

1917.

Oauiaru lying she

wit at

sprang

the a

li

cargo jetty

at

leak and

From Roebourne it is reported the that death of a uativ6 woman took place recently under suspicious circumstances in the bed of the Harding River. are three candidates in the field the position of Mayor of Perth, namely, Mr. A. Forrest, Mr. G. Randell M.L.A., and Mr. W, Traylen, M.L.A.

There

for

The receipts for the quarter just com amounted to pleted the £122,743, to expenditure Our £114,820. credit balance on October lab stood at £124,604. On Wednesday of last week at the City Police Court five bakers were fined Is. eaoh and costs for exhibiting for sale bread of insufficient weight.

-a-

on

of

.rebound

arrears

of

When

The

come. At recently no of the of the period history Crowbar at least for Brigade, some have years past, operations and preparations been more active than lately in Ireland, where the landlords have been aud sueiug for the of old evicting recovery

the spot it would be hard to realize the Herculean task that has been undertaken by Mr. the in official Morley purifying to

those

"atrocities." has however, no

deliber of esult to that party

being

from

«

Morley

is

—

or

Ireland for some the defeat of the that the Government, Salisbury sudden reduction in the number of evictions that took was place, of an arrangement part by tlie landlords with Balfour for Tory was

( '

a

Orange rowdyism

stirred ately up, -as Balfour's recent cue

—

of be and law

most nefarious conspiracy, called in Irelaud the Tory Plan of has been inaugurated Campaign, to hamper the new Irish Execu tive and as a set-off the against Coercion of the It Act. repeal

j

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27

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vr

add

culties, ;;;

jury can't

intimidation, tried over oases, from his away selected place by- a specially of Irish Tories or Orangemen.

own

Act.

a

perhaps

conspiracy serious or, in more a hundred miles

MCGRATH.

punishable

by

justice,

for

to

alleged

ex-policemen of ignorant

factured

8 p.m. J.

tried

marily

at

1st'.,

officers pay callous of

is

He

countrymen. before dragged

Secretary. Land

lie

commits or committed any must be tried

his

..

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man

aet,

and intending members are re at HIBERNIA COTTAGE,

Street,

a

have

to meet

quested

of

if

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(as

Being

U C E Y'S

L

Terrace,

IRISH

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above). Subdivisions

De

News

"

66

in

done

may

—

ed

manifest fact has

will

people,

immediately—

—

else."

Remember. 4000 acres of Commonage to pasture Cattle Season on. A Weekly Ticket costs and Is.,' the new road from Hay-street passes through Irishtown.

HUGH with Public

:

itself

for

the

by

we people, ishall better be able to realize the of active iu|force audi passive flueiice with which Mr. Morley has to iu Dublin cope, singlehanded, Castle. The difficulty of enforcing the ordinary Law of by means officials and constabulary inured to the most' despotic form of oppres sion ever a put in force against

civilized

neces

i

:

BUSINESS

/ /

officials have Castle past tlie demoralized the'' by -arbitrary vested iu them power by a man like inculcated the' jwho, Balfour, that and jdoctrine statesmanship consisted meain forcible .justice and ridiculed openly the idea

years been

!

.

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AND

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"On Tuesday Harry "Liddelow Stirling-street bis leg and

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evening

|

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run

and

was

three

cab in injured,

a

severely being broken.

ribs

[?]

Mr.

young

by

over

V

PERTH

C.Y.M.

SOCIETY.

.

at Several rich reefs have been found Dundas Hills. The trials gave a return two and three ounces equal to between to the ton. The finders have gone to Southern Cross to register their claims. is

believed

by

many

other

instructive

will

vote

hearty of his

of thanks

accorded

was

at the

a

conclusion

in aid of the Library of Mary fixed is

Children

next

Wednesday

2nd

of for

November

COUNTRY

of

north-east picked

has

been 25 within

like

a

up, of

miles

rush

has

at

reported

set

Nannine.

but the

there

spot. to the

in

a

YORK.

place 120 Good gold is no water

—

medals

in

Premiership Dr. evening. A. Alexander

The

Jubilee

connection

presented

were

Birmingham, were amongst

with

the the

during and the

Mr.

L.

the

of

the and

tion had

of been

members

of

perfect

'

—

19th

made,

pan,

and

for in

dressed

massed

the the

occasion, form of side of the

a

comic character

bouse.

gifts of

the

—

and

represent of

from

the

care

Gibney the

and

sundry

the Frederick the bank of on clothing, down About five miles further Creek. 1 con a dead horse. the Creek we found the 24th but until bad the search tinued I the 9 further success, brought no 3 shovels, 3 tin 3 picks, plates, 1 fry Augustus, rasp, pan, into Mount them of John Sm'l0y, left in charge I then man in charge of the station. of in nativo offenders." search dishes,

1

and the

"

National Library of Australia

loft

by

accompanied was Bishop

" bless God. with thrilling given the children assisted of the. choir. This was

action.

feeliug

song

'

was

presentation of Three

the

His

the

Merry then girls,

Lordship

the

Pope" effect

Meeting of by Master John Stack's in song, Killaloe, given which down the brought came next Miss Johnston from

saw

by

the ladies by followed by the The words." through. gone the one with

the others Silver Jubilee" verses with now the purse of sovereigns came forward. Miss Mary Kindelan very the delivered poetical effectively whilst Miss address, Maggie Linto "

after

the

sovereigns gribney

containing sixty purse Fr. handed to had been by Miss Maggie Haekett,

the

A

Beacb.

kindness, him, and

song,

the

wus

venture |

,

not,

honour

conferred

support

willing occasion.

upon

giveu now denomina-

All every had always as.-isted hiui and he and proud to think he might glad

on

tions !

the

for

he

'

enemy

to as to say he had go so fur one declared believed, openly in the whole district. The Rev.

Father assist

present

was

O'Reilly

journeyed

from

across

haviug Newcastle to

at

the celebration. After the had been completed programme refreshments were handed light round, and those present formed themslves into discussed the events of the groups and musical

It was day. the festivities a

scale

casion,

agreed unanimously had been carried oat

which

and

was

in

a

of

worthy manner

of

the

which

three

close

to where one

that

a

Geoghegan pound and two day three or four

surface.

yesterday

put Bob got three

I he

:

is 16oz. Cutmore Cassidy got about in fact to have got 1 50oz., a reported since great many have done well you left. O'Halloran showed me his gold It is a fine sample of about to-day. 30oz. so I am sorry soon, you left I would not advise to although you como back awhile. There is a yet

great In

thnt

to

is

going

is

a

be

to

crowd

great

a

of

here

now. of Reports but I cannot prevalent, A lot of vouch for the truth of them. the hero are reports exaggerated. see Unless you the gold yourself you cannot believe anything you hear. men

getting finds are

new

who the son, Mr. Rogers and condemned the field

The following did

not

had

start

returned

"I

here.

set In

I got

about

an

took

place

to

to

is

from

until

after

work

soon

a-half

day and

a

I

as

ounce.

Bay ley's

:

arrived

dry-blowing Then a rush where Flat,

like unearthing nuggets I pegged out a claim close potatoes. to men I have picked getting gold. about out an but have not ounce, dropped on any big ones, but have riot half worked out my claim yet. There are in it, but I have not found big ones them yet. Only about a foot deep it over you pick it down and scratch with Geoghegan, your hands. Byrne, are

they

Muldoon, hundred ounces

lot

of

ported.

round

all

partners,

got

Burke ouuees, got and Shewen about found

gold

They

are

but

we

me,

has

two nearly eigbt-two A sixty. been

never

gold

getting

have

may

in another week water. The teamsters a to wait day to fill out

on

to

account

re

al-

clear of the

have say they two hundred

a

tank." gallon These letters from men well-known here and are" respected sufficient evidence that the gold is there, and that are it. Further evidence getting that comparatively few havereturned; but there is no evidence to show that Government the are or intend taking men

is

the water any steps to improve which it is most important Half a dozen should be done at once. with a of pack cavalcade men, big this arrived horses, morning from the Murchison and went on to straight

taking

supply,

oc

Bayley's. the new

the

Australian

on

There

field.

getting clear out

have

this

opinion

my

great

water

of

probability A lot will

short.

—

guest of the eveuing in a manly him to speech and conveyed the good wishes of the members of the Fr. Gibney responded congregation. the people of York for their thanking

as

for was

was

applauded. the Waters,

The

and

one

a

40oz. altogether. Looney sold of his clain to McGrath, who portion next Muldoon day found a lOoz slug. and his mates a pound averaged over each a Since left you weight day.

the

Father

signal

which

followed,

satisfactorily

well-

a

spirited

—

Gibney

and

the

of two

about

was The Gipsy, then rendered by Misses Davis and Tomkinson. Johnston, After the usual interval Mr. Kinsella sang, Eileen also the ac Alanna, playing The Misses Johnston companiment. and Davis came next with The Harp was That Once, which followed by Mr. Dexter's admirable of the rendering then Jack of Trumps. Mr. Kinsella the audieuce favoured with the comic which Farewell, song The Irishman's caused much merriment. but Farewell IVbeuever by Misses Davis Johnston, and Tourney brought the programme to a Mr. close. Tomkinson addressed

triangle.

well

I

witb,

one room was a Occupying covered with long table completely the handsome Jubilee presents. found a place The parents and friends the Sisters of on The platform. the Rev. Mother of Mercy including Perth whose name in connection with the church of York is, I think, matters

to that of Father next Mother were Aloysius, ed. The appearance

Johnson

a

loz. and, quarters of an ounce, to-day, I think we will get a few big specs in that claim I took yet. up another claim close where Chard got a 29oz. There has been a great deal of slug. Burke gold found here since you left. to lOOoz. within 12ft. from got 80oz. where I was working. Shewn got two about 21bs. He has slugs weight.

the centre

illuminated the whole

ounces

another

into

hundred

succeeded

was

suitably and were

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lanterns and

hall

making

claim,

up picking pound weights inches under the

Worship the Mayor. and decorated, nicely the wall was a hand in which appeared

on

are

Joseph

from

aie

was

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by Miss well sung A chorus,

the church, post in

up

a presented of great brilliance. The perspectacle with formance commenced a piano solo, St. Patrick'? &lr. Kinsella. by Day, in a A chorus which followed, large of number young ladies took part, the Misses Stack, amongst whom were and many Kirk, Cahill, GogaD, Davis A rendered others. song, Killarney,

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children the the occupied assembled honour. They which was schoolroom pretty

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in

as

their

Jubilee

of white impressed a upon of basis the words following " : P.J Wishing Very Rev. Some a happy Silver Jubilee."

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I had a claim day. right amongst where all the big slugs were being got, but could not unearth Bob came one ho any. day with better results. I then left it and took

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during the celebration. after Almost immediately of the addresses presentation

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green greeting

most feeling to his past manner, referred briefly in York, and term as passed in pastor review had the many changes which that taken His place during period. Dr. at Gibney was present Lordship and remained in the morning services,

John

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from

24.

received,

just to

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quarter

and likewise preeented, gifts, jtoo many costly indeed to give in detail. A social Silver to celebrate the was held in tne Oddfellows' Jubilee Hall on under the Thursday evening,

packed

Oct.

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known Queenslanders, father and Bon. as The former writes follows Bob arrived here last Monday night, and started in front of our camp dry blow In two and a ing. days he got one half ounces, when he left his claim to look for nuggets, Harry Page took

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following

Bay ley's

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must have given Gibney that pleasure alone which the watchful zealous priest feel. To this pleasure was can added of knowing that the the gratification

ha3 been received following report of Commissioner Police, Major forwarded by Inspector Lodge Phillips, of the result from P.c. Walker containing who is Mr. J. Little, search for W. a in the lost neighsupposed to have been the North of bourhood Lyons River Thomas District, Station, Eastern Septem I beg to report for the information ber 17. and Mr. that of myself Inspector Lodge, native left P.c. Turner assistants and two the 14lli the Thomas Station at 3 p.m. on for the Frederick 1892, en route August, and effect s, Creek, to search for- J W. Little of Police. by order of the Commissioner the search and On the 17th commenced we of aboriginal natives a came camp upon from the Frederick Creek, about 10 miles and made the and rounded camp up natives were of them. The enquiries to give information unable any respecting We then Little's his effects. remains or to Mount followed the up Lyous River

August,

of

pastor, of the

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guest

the sight was one worshippers in remembered long be in The such large presence

who

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row

rails,

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will

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which

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when and

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body

elective purely representation The vital statistics in our Parliament. 30th of for the. quarter ended on the September last shows that the population now to of West Australia' amounts of as the number 52,202 57,274 against our as set down for the corres people ponding period of 1891.

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the total of Evbrv quarter population to the colony seems nearly approach more number of which was the magical 60,000 "a Home Authorities as set by the to be marked on our foreheads" number claim denote the time when we can to a

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wish

high people of Thurson York. The anniversary fell in and with the keeping day last, the sacred charactor of the function with commenced the Holy celebration of the Sacrifice followed Mass, by benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. In honor of the occasion the Altar and handsome indeed whole of our the church was most becomingly decorated, as

that the We notice with pleasure of the Perth Catholic members Young decided to hold a re Men's Society have the for the of increasing union purpose of the Children fund of the Sodality library for which of Mary. The entertainment, an is being prepared, will excellent programme of on next, 2nd be held Wednesday November.

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Silver

Reverend

in the employ of Messrs. The mechanics & who have of Northam, Byfield Smith, for been working hitherto per 9. hours shorter It is for time. day have struck out for intend understood holding they eight hours, and do not ask for an increase of pay. The Catholic committee of the Boys' wish it to be known School, of Fremantle, have been completed that arrangements in aid for holding a bazaar of the fund debt on started for the of the liquidation in Fre the school will be held buildings mantle on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and and the 9th, 10th, 11th, Saturday, next. 12th, of November

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Annean Nannine, and Lake at that the Piermaster It is rumoured Mr. Fremantle, Ware, is to be removed to Northam to take of the local charge Station. The whole duty of Railway includ traffic management, in Fremantle will then be discharged by ing the jetties, stationmaster. Mr. Calver the present The of the Fremantle annual dinner Club held on Football was Wednesday of last week at the Federal Hotel, evening

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jubilee.

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people of York might very well be proud. All present united in a final expression

and almost in the same line the Sisters of Mercy, stanch he'.pers were also due to many other Thanks and dead. friends His Lordship living relikewise addressed the assembly,

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A Re-union the

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of his past career in of the many friends He thought however

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lecture was delivered interesting He chose for his by Mr. C." J. Moran. Science and the Bible," and subject and dealt it .in a able with very

that a or some willy willy" is brewing objectionable congener to our come a head on shortly Coast. Nor'- West The Central mine is almost completely at a standstill from want of water, while Fraser's which South, i3 unfortunately to on a lower is waste level, pumping about 100,000 gallons per day. at FreThe steamer Australind arrived mantle on Thursday last from Singapore, fat 394 She 119 cattle, brought down all of which of gold sheep and 65 ozs. at our were Northern ports. shipped pearlers equally

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two having purchased schooners used formerly tlio I of iu. trade, was opinion, that when gently used by the missionera fed aud would' and well clothed, tliey that they were working get to understand their own which on laud they, for benefit, did not object to. But the idea had to be Fathers wrote, abandoned, as the Mission to me the hatives refused to Baying that which and' 'thus an industry go on board, would liave the Mission had to: be helped contact of the The former relinquished. with had evideutly aborigines pearlers terror into their and bo struck minds, whose kindness! militated those agaiust 011 shore. they acknowledged treatment to which The aboriginal in "doing have been subjected prisoners the time" in Roebourne and Derby fur or desertion alleged crime of sh6ep stealing uf in the would, opinion any witness in the earthly of an allbelieving justice of itself to bring seeing God, be sufficient the country. Sentenced to a curse upon twelve months tliese terins of three; sixth unfortunate creatures are constantly kept or chains in irons day and night. They sun and blisteriug. work under a tropical heat 011 the roads, chained by the: neoks one to the other, and also by the legs. stones As they sat in that manner breaking necks from the I saw tlie blisters on their and working of the chains. And ;lieat when the wretches fall siek even poor mauaales— they are not loosed from their but death itself, in many releases cases, This is part of what the minister them. have been doing ing angels of the North for the coast tribes and others. What won der that there is -not half the black popu around the towns lation along the North West Coast that existed there when the. settlers took of their white possession and with that their native means territory, visited or when I first the of. living coast fourteen years ago ? In the main, influence of the employing the civilizing over his lni3 been white settler niggers" that of the shepherd to a good dog he is treated well if lie works well. They are: white labour-saving made useful animals machines aud move, nor can nothing more be expected under anything existing conditions. I have, however, every faith will that the Government present to endeavour remedy many of the evils ot which the aborigines the system under as Sir John Forrest suffer, put it last for, session is a screw loose Bome".there wliere." allusion to the Mr. Harper's Finally, case of Ireland, is an by way of analogy, one. In common with the unfortunate leadors of the Nationalist Party in. Ireland aud Australia, I have several times con demned the atrocities" of the secret societies of which were mainly the result the suppression of open organization by Government in Ireland. the Moreover, few real atrocities in Ireland were those of the weak the aud agaiust strong, founded on centuries of misrule. Not so with che white settlers whose deliberate met murders in 110 single instance with the punishment that overtook invariably tlie blaekfellow convicted of a similar crime against tlio invaders of his country. after manifesto I can point to manifesto issued leaders by Nationalist agaiust in Ireland, but I have genuine atrocities never seen of this the yet squatters as a body, or their representatives, Colony, do. anything but take the part against efiurts uf the Guveruineut to stamp out the wilful and deliberate murders by the " of the original owners of few", alleged the soil.

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Mr. the white as asserts, If, Harper West carried so many peqple in thejNor1 lo tlie in the early blessings aborigines Then conies a is strange Governor it indeed that days, " to desire to stir to close up. strife," offering Weld in an yet. 182 itas compelled " become an factor" in so official to the Secretary of State important despatch -' this and a indicates these words "Years doing tin.vanity ago, wheu I was other His reference to Sir George Gipps, a most hyprocrisy. colonise, young "indicates ignorance. the same' parts of the world," Governor, distinguished fought himself Quabba" (good) to the Australian native Finally signing battle for justice betokens the absence, tlio whole force of a self-righteousness against powerful of his own name exhibits and cowardice, and enforced tlie-iiharistobracy, squatter malice and un the whole breathes of administration of the law by direct partial charitable n ess. interference and by measures far stronger, to Yours, his well as I can than etc./ recollect, any which I have yet been obliged to resort. CHARLES HARPER. Home GovSupported by .Her Majesty's his eminent lie' stood inflexibly ground trust ,aiid as I have 'taken' wie same standi Editok. Tp the 1: be fortunate should 'that, enough to to is 'at soiii least satisfaction Silt,— lb the Bame like receive support, any efforts, had1 me bo lind that Mv. Charles Harper to promote not prove his, may unavailing to read tny words a good many times" for all classes of Her equal justice before tliey were of the interprecapable entrusted in the colony Majesty's subjects tation which lie to them in his gave extract to Does not this uiy charge. "a via.: letter of the 20th instant aii cifficihl to .show :frpm publication go' the whole upon sweeping condemnation bo fear from that the aborigines had more settlors" of Hub body of the pioneer of the ".protection" the white man than I am of opinion, however, that colonv. tribal feuds aud eaufrom the alleged nob trouble to even had I taken the Mr. nibalism from which Harper asserts the in explain my meaning by obtaining asserted were rescued? As was they in columns of asertion your leading of the acting General the Attorney by.;, Recoud of the 13th article in the instant,; J udge, a squatter was practically iday,,; here the majority of unprejudiced people over these black Jury and Executioner and elsewhere would have been satisfied were who, it was stated, jslaves taught of cruelty to the that my' illustration to earn, liow. a better lmug"in the employ a reser blacks necessarily carried with it of to that settlers. The reply ment jtlie in favor of certain vation settlers. In fact from Earl of the, despatch Kimberley contradicts Mr. Harper incautiously of the conspir emphasised the existence this himself point by subsequently upon had to which the Governor acy against the cases of that I " excepted inferring in these words I recognise in conteud, Marmion and Little one of Messrs. manner the duty, which lies the fullest is a of the he whom, states, pillar" 110 the Government to spare upon pains Catholic and the other a gentle Church, to in any reyard repressing tendency man who " has been publicly held up as a of violence committed crimes by Uyhthj of humane treatment of the model white settlors the aborigines; 'against Catholic. I blacks," and also a leading to I of efforts and entirely approve your to here be permitted from the may digress due of such secure the punishment at issue, to remind Mr. Harper question crimes." Thus Governor supported, of the Anglican that as a member he, Weld towards the close of his administra identified more Synod, is much closely of the tion summed up his experience of with the section the Christian church manner: "The Native in this difficulty to which than is Mr. Marmion lie belongs, Colonial will remember how, 011 Secretary of a Church which as an pillar" alleged bush jouriiey I undertook after the first matters excludes in of lay jurisdiction into office, encamped at sunentering that i'l my confaith. And, moreover, a down unaer a grea. rea-gum tree, of the treatment of "natives," demnation with his arm brokenand sorely native, to Christian I am a speaking professedly to forward and appealed wounded, came and nob to "rebellious people, spirits" of me for justice, and for the restoration to atheism from the ready develop dogma his wife, forcibly taken from him. The a of direct intervention of Providence," that a young result of that was, appeal alike by the Church of England accepted and a of European family respectable and the Catholic Church. If Mr. Harper in his employ, were their native. puo upon 1 would recom would accept my advice, convicted aud suffered a term of trial, himself with his mend him to recoucile com So my Government imprisonment. own Church on this for its very matter, menced. From that day to this with the of accords with that teaching evidently and fearless of support unanimous, full, Church for instance, one the Catholic in, Council Executive my (which changed of the Litanies of the Book of Common as it has been iu has never personnel, From and tempest Prayer lightning whilst iu changed in spirit), bearing and famine from from pestilence plague, aud dangers mind the difficulties pioneer sudden battle and murder and fro in settlers have to encouuter, I have euGood Lord deliver us." There is a death, between man deavpured to secure justice old Book which most Christians very aud man of caste and colour." regardless as the Word of God which says regard So much; as an outline, for the far past. that by the very things by which a man In the article you were good enough to also he is sinneth, by the same things uf the 15th fur uie iu your issuo publish further remind tormented and I would the restless of a certain instant, agitation to Mr. ho be susceptible (if Harper settlors the six section of during past that not Christian axioms) morely olio control over the to have direct years forbidden of deeds perpetrators by God's blacks aud to pub in force "effectual bub those also who law get punished, means" them, was dealt with, and against consent to them We are who do them." the I need not therefore recapitulate from the disasall I sufferers, maintain, to show that behind all this was evidence the ters that have fallen so 011 heavily a the of extermination against spirit nob from Nor' West settlers, participation worthless Can I be blamed niggers." in the brutalities and maltreatment prac these opinions as fur taking, repre fairly tised 011 starving er innocent blaekfellows, of sentative of the general feeling to the of but (according sequenceBeotion to settlers— that the the Beeiug Christian belief) by our apathy in connec to belong have which Mr. Harper claims tion with those events, auda. general want been silent blic all, ministeringalong of practical with the sufferings sympathy acted the who, it is asserted, As angel section, of humankiud. a nalivn of people towards tlie natives ? I Samaritan freely it cannot be punished in the hereafter, of give Mr. Harper credit for humane treat in the opinion those who do follows, ment and towards the generous feeling nob possess the "rebellious of, say spirit" blacks under liis control or in the employ a of that the "pillar," place Symjdioal firm at the Do Grey aud to other of bis in such a case must bo here punishment the picture but from likewise, squatters means of the below whether by (die letter draws of the past, 1 must em his 1101th winds or frosts floods, droughts, the whole dissent. Almost phatically in his letter or that Mr.' Harper instances of the settlers in the early force days beside the is means, by other altogether and the was Government, arrayed against question. 111011 as Mr. voices of such Harper wore As has lib to Mr. Harper thought silent over the hideous crimes of the context of the defence the whole ignore "few" white settlers, just as they alleged into columns from the copied your are now by the representative judging himself with harp Recokd, contenting hive men who iately in so much indulged to which he 011 certain words ing gives attitude in the abuse of Sir John Forrest's a he too literal and as paints meaning on the question of in House last session to the early settlers as ministering angels to the squatters creased protection against the wants the coast natives of particularly, the depredations by the natives on their I shall, with your permission, supplement cattle. Cue of the corres sheep and the arguments Lo which Mr. has Harper struck the key not yet pondents unconsciously more references by a few replied, note of most of the trouble al by saying that to of that the outcome protection" 110 food for the natives out there was the blacks, to leged to have been given and he desired the his evidontly way, without assistance from a priest of any of a tribe to Rotbnesb oleavanae wholesale denomination." And here it any may or the interior of the continent by ihe bo as well I have "cursed to deny tliat at the public aud Government, expense, as a body" the settlers Mr. Harper in of a few. for the benefit cluded. The hon. iu gentleman making 1 landed at LaIn such September 1890, as that must have been a statement When the natives gathered Bay. of when the grange davs sen by gone thiuking to as fell, I. was night of Hall together surprised sational anathemas Exeter were the heartrending wail that went hear up of the settlers che pronounced against the crowd, I found, on from enquiry, at the Crown instance, Colony, principal of the young men who had some that of his own denomination, ly, of a clergyman injustice, desire, to flatter this indicates

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Director

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Contract.

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about

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is

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taste.

CONTRACT.

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together

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General

General Perth,

Traffic

subject

By-laws. of DA

NOTICE. will

Paiicels to

another

charged

to

on

Manager's Office, 1892. September 9th,

when

to

prepaid

option,

Railway

Stations. order of

The

and from

one

Station freight

required.

be must and sidings plat can either be sent forward or charged foravaed at Sender's This will also arrangement apply to traffic to and from Great Southern sidings pai eels

Hon.

platforms

Commissireer

of

Railways. JOHN

VIES,

Traffic

from conveyed Eastern Railway,

but prepuid, forms to Stations,

By Railways.

be the

forward

Parcels

parcels

be

Commissioner

JOHN

Public

will

;

General

Manager, General

Traffic

Perth,

July

Manager's 28th 1892.

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Manager.

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variety.

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of Ladies'

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CHEAPER THAN EVER. GROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash Ouly , Queensland Meats, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d Ox Do. Soups, Is 2d Tongues, each 4s 3d N.Z. Lunch Beef, 21b Is 3d tins, Libby'a 21b Corned Beef, tins, is 0£d Conrad's lib 8d Meats, asstd. tins, Is 3d Do, 21b tins, Potted asstd. Meats, 8d Jib tins, Mullet, 6d Fresh 5d Leighton's Herrings, Fresh 8d Fresh Oysters, 7d Salmon, Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, Jib tins, Do 4$d 8d Bottled 1 Id and Jib tins, Fruits, Is ; Tiuned do, Jib Is; English 61d Jams, tins, and aud 7d Is Do, 2lb tins, lid English 6d Marmalade, lib tins, Do, 21b tins, lid ; SA 4 Ad 21b line, Jams, lib tins, 8d, 8|d, aud lOd S A assorted Jellies, 2lb tins, la Golden Syrup, 9d 21b tius, PickleB, pints' lib 7dand 8d Is 2d, la 4d, ls6d Coffee, tins, and Is 8d Baking Powder, 5d j lib tins, 6d tiiiB. Egg Powder, Jib Column's Mustard D S F Jib 7d, 41b Is Green Peas, lib, 7d ; French BeanB, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb 8d per lb Pea Flour, Condensed Milk, 7d Tomato Sauce, (Id aud 8d Worcester Cd shire Sauce, Starch, 4£d per lb Blue, 8d per lb Ultramarine, Do Keen's, lOd ; 9d per bottle. Table Vinegar. Cordials. Tea, Is 9d and 2s lb Is, per 4 andlld Arrowroot, 8d lb 8d lb packets, Candles, per Soap, 4d od and 6d har Destampe's self-acting do, lid bar Is 3d Destampe's Washing Fluid, bottle; Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d New Vasse Pota Is fid atone. toes, Other, lines at the Lowest

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Federal assortment

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Hosiery.

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and take heed. HEARMAN Every new style in 6took. A ttention particularly paid to fit R eliahle guaranteed. M

Goods

Perth,

variety.

Perth,

want

Boots

Frederick

J.h&

Messes.

GENTLEMEN

Fancy

Barrack Street, Sole Agents.

BAVE Assortment TO

Sir Governor, Uroome, K. C.M, G.

Excellency N,

Perth. and

Co.,

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Stationers,

facture. ale

Proprietor.

open

and Bound in Morocco. Sold by all StationciB. Per Post 3d. extra.

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APPOINT.

note

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stock. aud

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BatbB. Terms

Goods

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Manufacturebs,

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SPECIAL

inspection.

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First-class m.

New

and

boarders

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BROWN & ALLEN, Boot

STREET

BY

performances

Hay-street

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Importers,

HARNESS

BARRACK

(Opposite

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Three Jetty. 0Dd Town- ball. Station, Railway late of the Vienna W. F. JENNINGS, the above new OPENED Cafe, has now have been extensive which premises, for the comfort fitted style up in the latest

Minorgan. AND

SADDLE

Adelaide,

HEARMAN,

Gr.

the

STREET (Opposite Fremantle Club), from minutes' walk

his

Gilt.

B.

PERTH.

Hotel Accommodation. Outdoor Boarders £1 Is per week. Indoor Boarders 25 s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. arrival of Nor' OYSTERS on regularly West Boat. added D. Jacoby has a handsome to his fine Concert Hall and Ball-room is to for smoke which let premises,

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CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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VIEWS

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CHIEF

Booksellers,

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VIEWS

MAGNIFICENT of

Price

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FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE. Home), (The Workman's

convenience

ORDER

MOST

first-class

D. JACOBY,

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PERTH

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COMPETITION.

restaurant.

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Lunches. Dinner a la carte. Suppers. Meals at all Hours. COOK engaged iu

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paeis»

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fashionable

ROOMS,

the are

VIEWS

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First-class

comfort

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Barrington

EMPORIUM

Street,

LADIES

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cafe Murray

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and

REFRESHMENT

Late of Marshall Bros., New South Wales.

Handsomely

Proprietor—

CONFECTIONERY

For

Perth.

Terrace,

CARTS

Patronize

VEETARD'S

Hay

George's

Trovident

Biugay,

E. D. Marshall, Sydney,

Minorgan intimate that to the Public respectfully they arc from £14 DRAYS and making SPRING HEAVY DRAYS a upwards, speciality. invited this is as is an opportunity Inspection to acquire a really first class DRAY at the Lowest Possible Price.

promptly

Mutual

BURGESS,

Barrington

Perth.

MARSHALL,

&

Hutt Street, Perth, Late of Philadelphia Dental College and of Oral Hospital U.S.A. Surgery,

WORKS,

King and Murray-Sts.,

Messrs.

W.A.

Perth,

Agents,

SALE.

executed

&

businesses to LET. HOUSES

houses,

Land, for

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Lands

Perth.

Street,

THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE Corner

Town, Suburban

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us.

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Perth,

Valuation

Our Wholesale Prices all for classes Boots Men's and Women's are the Lowest in the Trade. Wholesale Buyers to inspect our will do well samples before buying elsewhere.

Terrace, W.A.

for

Daily

mechanical

all

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George's

end Ivory. Gas, Ether,

& Marshall Biugay wish to particu larly point out that their 4 rtifieia! Teeth cannot be excelled in Fit, for Durability Price in tbis A guarantee Colony. is

but

St.

Gold

Speciality. administered

Large Operations.

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and Paris Made), Toys, etc.

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selling Slippers invited.

DEPARTMENT.

Fremautle.

with

filled

Teeth and Chloroform

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Stationery.

Teeth Perth.

Howiok-Street,

PERTH.

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Hay-street,

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