The Record Newspaper - 29 June 1895

"M.

II IUII "NEW

We

are

now

showing

the

most Oar

M.

Millinery

Higham

Newest

Ulsters,

the able

management of Miia

Capes, Orereoats,

FOR

VALUE

BEST

M HENRY

AND

Department

Tailoring

under

the management

Mid.

Bunbury,

Telephone

will

of Mr.

Suits

to

Southern

Junction,

for

Ironmongery

and

the

all

the

satisfaction.

every

million.

at

Fremantle.

Nth. 4"

SHOES

Palace.

TAILOE,

C. N. Halfhide,

unsurpassed,

Customers

give

with

etc.,

CLARK,

DEAPEE,

EETAIL

Quality

Fremantle,

sure

Boot

J. WHOLESALE

feel

AND

BOOTS

IN

we

Fremantle,

Streets,

Fremantle _

SEASON."

and

Groceries

profusion.

Market

and

High

Sons,

in endless

etc.,

who

of Melbourne,

Bennett

"

EVER

Goods in Serges, Meltons, French Eoulles, Cashmeres, Hopsacks, to match. Velvets, Moiries, Silks, Bibbons, Furs, etc, etc. trimmings

under

Jackets,

WINTEE

THE

FOE

FOR

Winter

fashionable is

SONS

&

GOODS

Department

&

AM

of London

CLOTHEEE

and Melbourne

ETC.,

experience.

Style,

Fit

and

in 6 hours.

measure

Cross,

Kanowna

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(W. Feather)

No 584

Flaked

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HICKS,

"

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in

announcing

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Mail

Steamer

from

London,

comprising

of his

opening

WINTER Ex

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ST.,

pleasure

AND

CLOTHIER,

B,

FIRST

OF

SHIPMENT

GOODS,

the newest

and

most

fashionable

productions

of the

European

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and

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LADIES'

MANCHESTER Freely

assorted

Gents'

and Boys'

Waterproof

Coats,

DEPARTMENT. Covert

Overcoats,

TAILORING New

Tweeds,

Suitings,

SEE INSPECTION

AND

COMPARISON

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Diagonal,

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Mackintoshes.

TAILORING

!

THE

Coats,

etc.

Fit

Every Department

now

fully

equipped.

!

and

style

Guaranteed.

WINDOWS. the Largest

and Newest

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and

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Telephone

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HEABMAN,

STREET

HAY Is in

well established

in

DRAPER),

his NEW convenient

Mr

to

(Opposite

.

TEMPORARY

.

CITY

(THE

!;a

PREMISES,

Price

Possible

of

article

every

0 r

l

WELL-

.

Fen ton

nd Slie

the

table,

Dile

of

through high:

way

mountain

stockings

in

trim

her

mending

a

CLOTHING,

-

Well

-with

OUTFITTING. in

Every

as they Department Goods and Brands Guaranteed

come

that -she views on::

casLsm

m

house,

pebth.

st,

Mary,

he

he spoke

that

married,

was

perhaps

bi

membering

as

mused, in

holesale

and Beer,

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

CO

Ironmongers,

AT LOWEST PRICES.— Sugars, Oilmen's Teas, Groceries, of the choicest brands and qualities. Produce, etc,, Wine, Beers, and Spirits, or all the best known and most by case gallon, comprising popular brands in the maiket. Honse asked-for Furnishing Requisities of.overy descrip Kitchen tion, Utensils, Hollow-ware, Glass-ware, including Enamelled-ware, Chioawae, Earthenware, E. P. ware, Tinware of all kiods, Bedroom sets Cutlery, Wire Mirrors, Cheayin's Mattresses, Bedsteads, Cans chairs and Lounges Filters, etc. A well selected of serviceable and Clothing, stock 'Sheet-1 Drapery CalicoeB, White and Coloured Blankets,. ings, Twills, Horse Rugs, Mole Trousers, Tweed French Soft Suits, Felt wear. Hats, etc., specially adapted for country Also, Chaff Cutters, Corn Crushers, Horse Works, -Ploughs, Winnowers, Plough parts, Corn Brau StocksFencing Wire, Woolsacks, Sacks, Bags, Sheep Shears, .Twine, holm Tar, Sheep Dip, Galvanised Sheet Lead, PipAg Sulphur, Bluestone; Iron, Rock Salt, Parkes' and Shoveo Hoy Hakes, Dung Forks, Hay Forks, Spudes, Seed Sowers Creain Milk Lanterns, etc..lln separators, Panq Hurricane etc., rders receive attention. Prices and quotations on prompt personal application.

Vox

Under

the

Street,

. .

of

of

Ph.

E.

M. P.C.,

formerly and Herherton,

Hodgkinson Sections

Cairns-

drugs

used.

N,

Railway,

at

prepared

Prescriptions

any

hour

the

air

for

have on hand Too hhrnshes, Note

large

o

Stock

Toothbrush

be

the

of Sponges, Sponge-bags, Soaps, Soap- bags, Best brands of Perfumery, etc. etc;,

PERTH

address,

MEDICAL

D Howick

.HI

NSAY v

Street,

quite

should

bours"?

It

model,

you

would know.

had

call

another

this

was

was

Mary

of them. ? It

of;

a

,

what

.

Manager.

free.

lutely replied

R.

PORTER

GO'S.

would of

figure well.

BOTTLING

helplessly ah. Well, She always

—

now.

you

.

-v.

.

BASS'S

GUIN

BBS'S

Extra

jlljl|

ALE'

As

supplied and all the

H..Yf.

principal JAMES

Government

Indian

Steamship MO

Y

P,

Companies,

LAN,

Avena

Ge

new

wholesome

breakfast food. and nutvitous-

dear.

and 0., Orient Sole agent,

National Library of Australia

equal

Mrs.

;Dusen, tome what

seems

well-groomed and

woman

a

dresses

fine

mighty

to think

of but fixing her not complaining, James remember you brought up

am

The rough head bent over was with being filled of black lattice-work yarn,

For

the

hole careful and the

needle

went

in

mender's But

one's

it.

it self

eyes

out were,

st

adily.

dim,

If

nobody

|

takes in

and

a

very neatness

little

time

and order.

to keep

Just

she,

de

of

getting

Fenton,

My dear, Why, the is

the

you half

item

longest

lou.

mickle

a

again.

makes

rejoined. there

is

muckle,

a

Mary

earnestly.

ever

year's hours

,i

-

To-morrow?

he repeated,

mechani

cally.

Yes

Van

which

the

no

ha

the but when subject yourself, you with Robert me Van compare Dusen's con ider the difference wife you should in oiir circumstances. I have many, cares full and my to many days are the brim.

Fmnantle

O a' meal Star has sa'e at a1' Grocers-

a

I You

up.

noticed

Good,

term

nothing

self -

STUT

to

dark

Dusen spends 1,000 dols. dress where I spend, a year for, per 150 dols. She buys her figure haps, corset but from an expensive maker, it i> u eless to mention that to a man. She has no three children, servants, and

Champagne

the

top

-

j

the

at

;

thing :especial

Why,

office,

you

know.

Any

?

I have a dozen bills Mr. Snow: that's

no.

for

collect

to all.

Why? Because

Van

Mrs.

""

in

from

a morning round when I for the adorning of my own Where would person? and breakfast the children, your be, and the ordeis to the butcher and the J ames, what ? are grocer you going to do to-morrow ? she asked, suddenly and a dimple in her cheek, appeared which made her look quite young

:

Urn

&

rather

So,

—

MARTIN,

.

J

long

Mr.

cried

1

in the whole cou'd take four

;

E

the

papa dear, Do you think

their

At

a

me, observed cleanliness were

hours

Many

Of

was impossi .driving ble to for suspect1 -hereof jealousy, from that her sweet nature was abso

immaculate

by surprise. be mistaken. for the bath

hour

Fenton had Mr. of a feminine workings quite beyond him, and

were

drew

godliness be delightful

Four

taken

neigh

in

moments,

of

ad

evolution

;

to if

as

of

must

to find

me

be

in mentioned 30 minutes

were

of the

out. sense

morning.

when

the ct

;

they

seems

must

in

our

single

Well, nowadays. to go through the and yet four hours seems a process, time to devote to dress long everyit

lips

particular now.?. are 399

so

a

if

hundreds of few minutes

toe.

ahead

a

help

been

career

tliat

a

re

her

see

the take

which

creature

lovely

murely,

the

she

on

woman, I suppose there, the 400, but among,

them, in

hid a1;

to

the end

at

It

calmly.

you

himself, this plan

follow

20 for this, the and her husband

that,

to

whisk

but

indignation ask

a

quoting., his But and the very brow. cruel -stab

a

half,

for

breath

-

groomed

course,

intell

untidy

to

1

felt

is

Mr.

up,

interrupted

wanting,

as

up the

turn

a

protection, dyed her

better

the

was

Glancing

clothing

details,

ding

she

face

verbatim.

visibly

called one's

well

ly

he

such

no

his

roll,

your

to write to carry down, so many As he went on natural Mary's of fun came to her rescue, and, to appreciate the absurdity ginning the situation, she held her peace,

she

If

well-groomed,

that article

There

cases,

little 1

observ

woman.

to

rose

he

of be

stitch

little

a

husband

a

a

smile.

cannot

the

getting

her

of being

which

blush

wedded We

are

you

wanted. that you a sad mistake,

CHEMISTS.

QUALIFIED

a

himself on having he to the discussion it has struck me Sometimes and that's are almost untidy,

Whom

by

article

with

gaily,

!

afraid

am

strained and tried

Brisbane had charge of the'Hospital, also hospitals, acting Surgeon 1st and 2nd None but the purest Queensland.

dispenser Gerald ton

Herberton,

I

ec

like

needle

careless, my.-dear, ed, congratulating so led easily up

To

MART

J.

Socks

more

I

from

E.

be

basket;.

Bless when I

fruit,

and of hair the brushing teeth, for of the gymnastics the developing the careful examination of each figure,

expressed '

Now,

a

-

of coffee, and' plan

cup

ate '

darning .fit. for HxAnd eis vanity to know I should like myJieatt I have had time to be vain

work

newspaper wife had rich colour

.

management

!

.

flourish

consciousness

Howick

little

a very great charm. possesses wore Mr. Fenton prodigious and they ers, Dundreary-like,

Dispensary,

a

ha,ve

we

Break

early!

but the outline is exactly, general You'll see. good. So he followed down the columns of for the Bath directions, with bran meal and orris root, the bags, almond the manicuring, pedicuring, the elabor

can.

vain

be

Fenton

Mrs.

we

—

nihil

would

'

as

a.

to

days.

nihil

cried

it,

What

those

praeterea

has

Medical

et

in

me

family as long have changed

you used praeterea

.chatterbox

Dairy

Perth

the

Yes, you both changed.

Importers.

SALE

Stores,

in

a

little

a

amusements.

too

before that? get Fenton caught the

.

growing

secret

Wine,

frivolous rise

Naturally, woman every

!

-

ON

&

SNOWBALL

a

for the day. went eyebrows and a Mary's sarcastic smile about her played mouth. Three children to send to school at 9 o'clock, and breakfast to

time

GEO.

to

Up

that

ever before scrutin he had hardly ised her with such a critical gaze. she laughed in Gath it not Tell but let us I'm old, keep it

sen

writer

toilets

re

all

this

the

-

charm

great

skipped

expose

some of our do not First, fast in bed on

.

been

very

He

Why

of

,

All

up, feeling that some in the up

to to the feminine adding metallism, But no. Her lord and master mind. into a been led different very had. of thought train fifteen It's nearly years that we have

forward.

come

had and

situation, to be treated

about

Lines

she, looking the heart

-at

complication

new

financial

Seasonable

said

!

sinking.

a

? Really, ladies, charge of plagiarism at should least the you try experi and a ment devote little may well time each of day to the cultivation detail at the personal exqisite expense

son.

AND

has

men.

all

tence.

but with a merry twinkle hair, blue eyes and motherliness expressed in every line comfortable of her per-

DRAPERY,

groomed

for

to her

as

in

Special

well

too

none of 40, ruffled decidedly

figure,

:

a

woman

little

plump,

;

his even put down his wife with regarded other side of sat oil the

H'M!Mr. sigh.

dear. / A very this, my now, too. good article, very sensible The eloquence of Cicero, the round ed periods would not have of a Junius at that moved Mary Fienton moment. It took all her wits- to keep down the in heart. Without bitterness her for her hus waiting encouragement, band read on The woman who has an air of being

.,

pMED WOMAN/

GEO

ing paper a

hear

Y

r

Guthrie's),

which, although to hold more than his old building, are many respects yet inadequate his Stock with its Present of Shipments arriving Daily Augmentations Large In order, from Europe. to clear out if possible as FAST therefore, the GOODS as W. G. H. has decided to reduce to the tbey come forward, Very Lowest now

S t

U r

.

G.

.

W.

0

ise

me

If

I

want It'c

periment. In fact,

it's

you

as

to try at

not old

as

do

will

the

a

ex

little

all

original.

Prom

hills.

it.

within reason, Mr. stipulated His wife had not changed much so after she all. If had out her neatness, the old vivacity grown it

is

Fenton.

was

alive

still

This

Oh, yes. to

do.

in

Change

1

her. is

what

places

I want me with

you for

Let me collect the go and I bills Mr. Snow. warraut you that I will get every cent that is due him, arid you stay at home as house nurse and keeper, cook, general factotum. one

day. for

;

What the again. school

perfect

nonsense

gentleman, I girl

!

taking up his should think you of 16 You know

growled paper were

a

that's

impossible.

To be Continued.

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1

hild

which

Btnpid. Rhild.

o better

was

Sometimes Wait when

me,

Hmunion.'

nho Hrom

a

little

did

1

deniable

first

child live

much the

began

as

child.

better

I

and

for

tho

Kwas

It

I

respect

inferior

was

wiser

than

to

but

Humming Hand came ' Father,'

Hwmmit

well

me

for

tbem more.1

all,

them

nswered, ling.' Keara in

no

'a

father child

The his

week One

threw

I

arms

;

Bit Bowu

little

with

it.

I

so'

BsAid, the

of

felt

I

chiM. 1 looked

the

at

the

lo

a it

;

door

room

was

child

altar

nn

open

was

on

j

had

liave

it

in

this

French

Melbourne. all

which

trine,

there are audience patiently moral

lieud

on

heard

I

eyes; on n6ss

I

'

a

have of

I

;

slight

historical

law

ask

to

you

first

my

off

put

rill

corn

and

me.'

Bay said:

a rm

is

The

this yes; baud uio day you ihali by the and my lead me t<> jour confessor, father.' So this child is obtained, of conversion its tho grace piayer,

'Yes,

t!

Says his bits

bis

at

I

statistics

i

for

side,

tho

piled

and, his and small

to

read it carefully. the musicfrom

per

by for

"He

—

most

pa

Davitt's

Mihael

matter details, When

being he is

land

hound

ue

and

socia'hm

he

;

has

many

Keir promise Anenthn-. cap in

little

very political red republican Hardie's mellowed by experience, siai-t, less He thinks good Irishman. of Inland the wrongs particular see

I

too

.

I

the

wtongs

of

the

marges

ercy

this

is.

about

linn whee.

d<>

w

j

both

both

oil

London

an

market

lessen

Bwedi-h

their

ansfer

talesmen tjuiretnjt

tin

ir

A

TO

on

counter

to

anger, by words

ut

ket.

nrai

Vagg

by Mr.

absence

ions

control in dheet tbe London market there was butter,

of

Italian

that,

It

last

producers to the altitude dealers would

season

which assume

of

1

TRIBUTE

ALEXANDER

MARTIN

nil

pulled

out

'the

OF

of

pnii.se—

silence, numerous

and

to

say

'And Then

:

loo.'

a

the and

1

his

bo

was

of hi, Came

year

Ohio.

in

u

'

whom he so much by his many relatives hived ami so served faithfully during sickness. Wo will miss him, greatly but. tho Lo: d to to us pray reconcile

as

witnessed way, before Pontius Pilate."

in

who,

brothers

Alexander

ly

stud had the

Morris

his

to Kentucky at an his earparents lie was well beloved nge. by all who knew him. He was a model in the way of economy, and hon industry it is voice will no more be heard esty.

At

!'

of

Jan. 16, -ninth seventy

tho

in lie

nge. with

homo on

place,

Martin

an-er

my

tho

at

this

ibis

sad

lus<

is

vices

set

William od from a

until

n

Cook and tho to

called

his

their

sermon

last

forth

Tho

morn.

a

is

our

funeral the Rev.

preach which

was

hook of God, of people

concourse

large remains

that

bereavement, knowing eternal II trnin. attended ivero by

his

a'-ter

his

followed

resting place the resurrection is a short sketch

on

following

life:

-ss

£100,000.

the London

Plural

voting

in

QUE'-TIUN

OF

Great

'D

Britain.

in

i

lo

HKOISTHIIJIJTION.

Lclevio

tbe

As hotter

to

posed in

on

voting It

is its

M

than

is can

nt

constituency

ono

small from

however, inconvenincc town

all

I

of

ers

I

j inlt lite

till

veto

can ;

hus who

length

vote

can

late.

vote

II

op, used

art-

ol

1

ii.mm

thiongh

to ss

i

lie

which

a

is

Ilis

often

carl

v

1 i

fo

tell

And

ho

saved

and

gray,

quit

days change give strength

As

of iron

man

loud

litter A

smell

were itv

nerve,

piercing.

his

spine

his

cursing.

days

curved

of

.

peace,

disposition.

increased way grace him from perdition.

Now No

more

He And

is

he sails on Zion's ship, from his poor old pains hip. done with troubles here below

gone

any

where

all

good mortals

Catleltsburg

go.

Democrat.

are

The

prolonged

and

a

was

before

"

approval will ce, and

's

advanced

would

A voice head was

any

of the chumho endorsed

Lite

commit

riupiiun

without ar'y who the latter, i

and

time

as

still

He

pro-

prevent former,

The

voting.-

voters,

proviflon

.or

storekeepers,

i a

t

weather,

—

the

r

changed his papts, the leather, preferred

lie

mote or in than one diction, in one The bill' year. constituency further for the taking of elec provide., is tions on one named Saturday day. in the bill, and only two can objections that it may inconveni to it be offcied

tbe Jews

Ma

.

Tho way they would In time of rainy

general

ence

r

effective

it

provisions that no person

enact

more

but.

simple

a

I3y

Yet

tlio introduced tho abolition 30 April (says an

fur

L measure

ti

measure.

s-

this towards prohe declares that it

in

ii

exchange)

-

i

ver

of plnial

and

is

Shaw

Mr. (Jo

in

senui

nif

The country was full of witches, lie carried a and butcher lcnifo gun And wore the leather breeches. But He

possd new departure, them to revolt is for against impossible butter trade is now it, as the Australian too to be founded in firmly Englumi

shaken."

and

TUB

to tbe the supply with Aus-

a

LV'I'E

TIIlS

near

of

owing

of

OBITUARY

ORDINARY

Died,

sir,

and Jesuit

the among then Pi\Je?sor

a

good confession'

I

of the

KentucMaii.

LACKEY.

a of F.r. pocket litileawork and indicated tho place the assertion of the learn-:

Mori is, refuted

.Faith,

to lie manage experts of the butter from tho stores to accordance "with the actual in nts

Notable

EXTRA

very good Pmfcssur closed his book dismissed You whether his classes. may judge and Catholic, the PuotesUnt students, did not admire the pluck and lire grit of this Defender of the fine young fellow,

will

fwo

tiraaled

P

a

butter

the

.for

representation the level fixed

be reduced below by the Act of Union ?

sit

general be con the support to

output.'

competition

opportunity Au.Uialia

of

engaging

ing

with

Pray, whose

authority, the brother, the student

your time breast-coat

honesty

by 21.

extendirg opei England in a B3Stsmatio way, by accommodation ample stoiago ing

rr

run

of

authority, abruptly

heonnso that nt they find dors trade not Mr. pay. out that this of slacking

tl.o

cieate

to

tei.d

i

points ami

tr

4 :

the

By

same

ents,

producers Sweden and

their in own injuring has found abundant evidence Danish Inillcr Swedish and

Vfigg Dani-h

pose

said

you

'

?'

tonishment

is

an d Now Zealand, of full shou'd bo taken advantage advises the New fcfoiuii of. He that Victorian, and New Z inland Wales, ilm should unite for butter makers pur

slum! full of

for that.' milestones fur He commends Jubn Burns allying for the with the Liberal himself pnrty, als are icuson iliut tbe Libel opportunist some value cause, of to the democratic can and it follows, that Davitt therefore,

passed

tho ihout

in

He

trade which

from

it,

music-

a

upon

icnds

i

|

that

bnttei

under;.

to

lb.

terests.

coun

Ireland's

before of the

as

the

still

Westminster, that

or

and truth!"

fact

and

ed Professor. "There was

mar

invesngiitiug em production he tries, says

Victciian

able Denmark

hero

gets away talks to the st and is sn fluent, arm audience, P.avitt old to the his return spot that iuteiosiing Yet the written is dieply legretted. well in is and stuff very sound, reports' wild There \ nothing the newspapers. in

those

hie

Davitt.

"Bulletin":

the

butler

of

ptnpuse of butler

liio

cxporteis next winter, that season

discourse, of paper

I

lor

in ployed convinced

father.

Michael

L-mdnu

who

froth

while are

should

largo

—

methods

tlio

"

its

1st

c

mark

very and

child,

my take

the

of

trolled

contention

yet

bo points .his innuen

whim

ecamo

l

and

nutborily

John which

tbe

to

as

doc

amongst

to

contrary lips,

words

London,

at

his

-Unionists who of Ireland

interests

one

Unionist

as

he

Professor

his whoso

thus: "Mr. ol Vagg, manager Melbourne Butter Chilled Company who hus- been visiting 'Sweden ami. Denket,,

tins

to

come

to

dated

oc

her And

be within after the great had been out policy carried it. But what be thought can voles

Irish

Whenever

that a Redistribution and away from Ireland, Home Rule majority

the would

Ireland

two

bright

so

from

that employees adminBtration not tha These are

Tory

seats take

only Tory Act would the balance

-as

Tory

Downing-street.

in

not

fact,

bit

Butter

satisfaction

-afford

whs

any of the and go with

come

and of

Catholic, he make

students Catholic and listen whilst adorns 'with' n tale

or

than

does any and bitter feelings Roman Church, of

Wonting

not

utterly,

the

message,

should future

near

with along ami threw into tears, tho child's neck, and

around

8

you,

inn,

linn-

thechild what I the day

on

cable

A

mamma

burst

1

n«k

tn no

Communion

Holy

enid

to-mcnow

I

;

with

fear,

would Ireland be entitled nine or of its eight present number of members. Two of these are for the members Dublin University, who aro no more Irish representatives tests

'

his

June,

a

.

:

Market.

;

not

is

none

within

to

an long ago, in staling a turn to it so gave that a young Catho utterly prejudiced, lic who had'hitbei tod >ne noth student, and bis rose ing but grin grind teeth, in his and exclaimed allow seat, Sir, to observe me that what you have stated

does.-

was

was my child its was face there and love. 'Father,'

cannot

I

to cry. ready sound and raised my before me standing

hamb

my

London

the

of History the University

him

and that this represented, overrepresentntion the their Government gives On the narrowest of popu majority.

Incident

'lushes cut' and history.

lie

Thus,

is

tion

and.

iu

discipline,

ivlying

Australia

Chair

John brother u. member.

bis

of

.

r,

than

of the Vicar-General brother who holds

lie

and uleuted casion serves,

Maria.

.

I

of

towards

ing I

a

nor aware, his aversion the Holy

are

secret

man.ac-.

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formerly has

S.J.,

Professorial Laneuaaes Modern

depravity banishment the 6i-liouls.

a

offenders.

real

the

more

iuccnveni-

highly spare

of course, refuse to will, tamper tho of the Act of Union with provisions unless are to be revis those provisions interest ed generally in the of Ireland. It is the contention that Ireland is over-

of the authority "Weekly the is now 'story following -"The late Rev. John Mor

tho

had not done its duty instruction, and that the legis bis client; were not the prisoner at the bar,

lators,

before the Blessed Virgin praywith heart for its faJicr. alp its at that I kuew what one moment Truly, of an angol. I must feel 'at the sight went tack to and leaned my room my

show from

University

Westminster,

1

his

townnls

es

deaths

-report

have

Melbourne

ris,

do especially with young have become acquainted the courage lo Guillot lias

to

that M

that

moral

;

this

1893

to

alcoholism

On the

defending young yer who, ensed of a revolting crime, urged as bis tint society, by neglecting only plea

its

in

given

vote

to

theyvould

They

driuking else. something

to

advised But

of of the shame tho alliance. The Government declaro themselves ready of redistribution. to face tho question

by habitual

1869

Register," repeated

prob

has had a remarkable law-breakers in France most hardened crimin

in

of

little

will

they

extraordinary to the opinion, from influences religions This reminds us of another

Blessed Virgin for what I bad walked on softly.

sorry up and

got

had

it

tho

of my toes The door

lips

Bmy Bku

where

image

an

upon

went

room,

then

who

Guillot,

add due

me

know

-

poor

The to-morrow.' what to say, eo into his sorrowfully

ask

idea

more

criminals with it."

1

not

from

been eut.

lation

A

;

I

Mr. iVilliam Redmond lately vantage. found the Philosophy .of tho patty for. which the Redmonditos of Leeds had

doubled.

experience among that the declares als of late years have been youths under and that an appalling twenty per years, debauched of boj sure completely centage " had ai I the age of thirteen. sup bo says, "'that, during my long posed," career I seen tl>e lowest had depth of since human but it is only corruption

—

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be

M.

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some

entertain to disposed more now that it has been even forcibly, by the judges and magistrates expressed have appointed. whom themselves they

Haiouud said the 'Father,' my neck. child I have agnin, something else to Bask you.' I knew well my couscisuso told me— what the child was going to I was Go away ask and said, afraid, now

aleo

Figures that

of

except

now

tho

ably

everywith

its

liquor,

diseases produced and attributed

Education-

Irreligious

are

scouted

Mass, alone.

me

of

use

.

was

child,'

forgives looked at

and

eyes

My

Irishman,

deaths

"

law

'

the of Ireland representation " tha t fixed the fundamental by The Union is not " fundamental'' when it at a disad places Ireland

reduce behw

note whatever taken being caused indirectly by the of the subtle or and fatal

no

perance, of the

but a costly learning lesson in statesmanship. told them the philosophers Years ago the inevitable that irreligious rcsultof of would bo a large harvest education criminals. The politicians youthful

of my faults that I may

'

a

tho platform."

on

nlco-

increasing year to the last annual

important

very

go

Think

un

way to in Great Britain.. with Davitt would beuevolent Hebrew

ex-Fonian

politicians

countries

'

you.

mem

the

acute

said ihe child, the day of my I cannot communion is coming. to the altar without at-king your and forgiveness for all the faults blessing I have committed have and the pain I given scold

of

The

first

Boiften uind

a

an

appearance

Effects

There

communion had come. six dayB remaining. five or returned from the child into a room whore 1 was

first

his

Radical

more,

from

which is the highest rale on per million, record. The ratfes in tlm three preceding had been respectively years 70, 71, and 67 per million." The deaths referred to are of those persous who, no one would were the victims of intem deny,

Ire

for

Parliament, the of leading

be

lo

than

from

so

It

The

was.

rather

for

feel

it.

to

I

not

was

legau

him

guess

to

changed.

were

or

claims

are

England. According

seems

it

it,

deaths

for Eng of the Registrar-General which is and for the year Wales,, n scribed. to "The deaths directly 1893, numbered or 73 iutemperance 2,174,

sympathetic

on

Davitt

Anyone unacquainted

However,

it.

melody

in

credit

the

lasts

no really the Act

report land

a

credit s'ate of things

better

com-

catechism. go lo retime it became obedient, I and affectionate. I thought Hspectful, hear instruction would to the go myself Hon the oatechism. which had made, such Ha wonderful child. in I my change and I heard truths which I had Htvent, never heard before. towards My feelings. the

child that

in

:

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it

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fact

a

by year.

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Mr. heart-strings, land, with her 70, bers in the British

and passionate, and severe to this used to say my wife the child will be

cross

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a

for

be

holism

the

millionium, far from

eo

wild,

was

I

bad

I

Church.

Catholic

against their worst

Though few would to

Davitt re preaches reformed parliame nt ; a and not a 'millennium. And, the 'down-trodden playing

workers. In form through

Baris onversion

at There ii present. to the principle of opposition but the Unionists contend ; it should be accompanied that by a of Seats Redistribution Act, which of Union should rip up the Act and election

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education. the claim

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draft Bill Cardinal

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first

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submitted

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dissolve

to

for

House

assembling be

ascertained Mr. Reid

as

the Taxes

dissolution and is it he will that ask Parliament for six months and supply

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that

been of

has

22||

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that notwithstanding last to shelve night of the Land and Income

to-day,

decided reading

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John

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WALES.

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24.

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man

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would

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probably

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at

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at

yesterday

to-morrow

have

before

a

the excitement over crisis. Lord is busy form political Salisbury the new Government. It is understood ing that Mr. will Balfour assume the again of the House of leadership Commons, and will be First Lord of the The Treasury. Duke of Devonshire will take the Presidency of the and Lord will Council, Salisbury take the himself Office. Mr. Cham Foreign will be given the War berlain and the Office, of Chance'lor of the Exchequer will position Sir be between Michael Hicks-Beach and

to

floats

;

of

Duke

position Britith

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France

Queen

about

London,

:

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stiong.

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to

ed of

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towards

turns

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23,

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sent

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ly seized died in

and

confirmed.

Queen has

June

Mad

too

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aud

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approaches. Tamatave. the iron of

and

of of

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9.10

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and medicine, Myers, who was

spent

himself

Lord

been

has the

Majesty bury.

are

just

of

about

statement

resignation

enough of At

is

cause

to

annoyance; these pious among for lous auxiliaries of her

terrible

equanimity

siole

cede

he

Lord

resignation

whH oH JuneH

terrible

feeling

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23,

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will

they

;

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that con

colleagues.

experienced

inment,

commissioned

feelings

contemplate

She

of

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and

fact,

mixH

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a

where

Windsor,

part

greater

capable

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all

the Finally, the committee

suffering

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her courage. instruct and

denomina

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refuses

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to

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ferocious, in

can no more The Hovas ready. the storm themselves to which blind over their heads. is about to break to have con them still England exhorts and does her. best to animate fidence,

Government

or

which of the

support

where-

the

for

June

was

at tragedy has occurred named Zebe Melbourne. A youth in preparing for a medicine berg, remov'iH an from his face, eruption by mistake some arseL instead of cream of ic tartiH He then drank a small quantity. His fathj|

reply

opinion

expressed

a visit

During

this

A

the

residents In

separation. the

London,

it

stolen

Melbourne,

nominee the that

acknowledged

time is inopportune the matter.

of

fact

says

who

house

her

has

VictoriH An examination that onef from the

sympathy

from

a

of

Bank

presentee was for apologising he hurriedly said was a mistake, been heard Bank, and was not since

Gov-

Council, entire

has

Office

petition praying for

the

handed

man

a

notes recently Australasia.

on

Wales

in

a

sideration

occupy philanthropists a disinter in so themselves admirably the of these ested way about anguish to Hovas— will cast they deign poor of their own their eyes on the doorstep of

of

Queensland Lord Ripon the present

us

Legislative has the

Colonial

receipt

her memory the suppressing reigns She establishes her dom The pyrami Is of corpses. are

vanquished. on inions

England.

requirements ment, have

nominee The

conjnre of

commenting

South

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claims

our superiority to to a savage people, spare the voices which to generous

pitiless.

like

faithfully

the

Chronicle, of the New

the attacking is expressed opinion system is doomed.

Council.

neighbours most heart-

the

abase

She

English

schools

our

the

us,

cannot religious training be thrown upon private cbaiity (and thus be placed at a fatal disadvantage Board with without a flagrant Schools), aud without national injustice reproach and dishonour in a. Christian country electorate that convinced

in

Daily

attitude

the' ernment to that Mr. Reid of the Liberals

of tor

cruelly the

by

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grief.

soul of

fate

so

moment

the

igi.o-ant

English The

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Saturday,

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Schools used by parents (hat the education secular children shall be associated

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to

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across

call

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listen

put unanimously

Archbishop last ought

hops

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forces,

forward

adopted

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section

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to the teller of the demanded change

passed

the

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English adopted French Press. Lucien Millevoye,

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the

and

England by a certain

—

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towards

attitude

,

AN

England

in

Question

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Education

reports

received

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to

at

likely

high

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of

name

Tlie

.Clark

with

is

business

M' BEAN,

so

that Western we Australia, the attention in of calling pleasure recent extensive altera to his our readers of his wonder branches tions in the various In growing business. fully large and still

much

'

the head Fremantle, undergone very recently and the splendid tions,

.

now

and

attractive

an

and

High

Street,

proprietor. ties in

shipping,

the

expected Mr. of

busily, Claries

has

to

the

heavy

the

increased

spirited facili

arrivals

of stock

further accommodation, found it necessary to acquire those commanding premises Mr. and in which by Lilly, Clark's

employees In

engaged. new premises

in

are

WILLIAM

STREET,

main

'

Victoria, John's

HENRY

STREET

Mrs. the in

1

Has

J

MEBCHANTS

his

Prvate

snd

Tuition at

Oberwyl

Pfund's Garner

Publie

Resumed

Production,

k

;

Madame School, Richardson's

Principal Melbourne,

Toora

Chuh, of

Instructor

;

High

of five

Extension Choir, many years Lay and All Saints, Mel inat Kew singing

Director

Church, Canterbury of St Peter's Clerk

FREMANTLE.

for new

House, and Schools

and VoiCt

Singing

residence,

HOWICK

STREET.

a

AND

.

(nearly

the Rose will be oponed Hotel), of selected stock Drapery carefully for all classes. General Goods suitable of Midland Junction The rising township selected enter has also been by this prising gentleman for one of his branches, the Hotel, a be seen and now can adjoining substantial modern building, on its bearing J. front the "legend,"McHenry Clark, Tailor and General Store Draper, Clothier, The Southern keeper. important town, Cross, Road) also bears (near the Junction of this firms' evidence rapid and progressive in this branch can be found a action, for and well assorted stock, comprising large in daily almost every article household use for the farmer and and all requisites goldseeker. In of the golden city Coolgarhis die, Mr. Clark's business has outgrown most and he pur expectations, sanguine and the present buildings poses demolishing and substantiial structure a erecting lofty

opposite with and

aud

bourne

i.

Mr.

St.

Trainer

AND

PERTH,

Member

;

St.

& Assisted the Musical Choir years

Government

Singing, W.A. of

Singing,

of

in

Schools, Association Master

COMPANY,

now

Bunbury,

the

Instructor

|

still

and Mr. Clark of possession lately number

to

Owing

necessitated

establishment

AND

altera considerable plate glass front is ornamental object in credit

a

Pnoii-Essou

BOWKEH

pro have

in

gress

liOB

A

JJ"R.

McHenry

identified

thoroughly

—

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P

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GEO.

advertisers.

our

LAND

AND

ESTATE

KODGERS,

jno.

IMPORTERS.

a

Barrack

and

Sail

AGENTS.

Water

Quotations,

Plans,

on

etc.,

Canvas

application.

tho

on

hand,

Calico

Turpaulini Cart

coolers,

Green

filters,

canvas,

best

Maker, Tents,

Water

bags,

water

proof

Tent

always

HAS

Perth.

Street,

coven

and White watff cotton duck, all of

and

quantity

"

to

on

carry

trade

a

that

is

romarkable

business

head-quarters is shown contain

over

in

article, other lines,

surprisingly

every

wondrous

for

the

a

that

the

so

seem

on, connection

their

future

some

to

renew

vehicle of

We visit

our

varies carts.

milk

much It

round

to

attend

We may of the

to hero

19th,

and

also

It yorkgum. The ground

also

is

work

red

wheels

lined

red

the

and and

and

name

The

lowest

the

lowest or be accepted

will

n(

—

on

of

Gazette":

tenders.

ceiving

Gold

Date

on

Tuesday,

for

Adelaide,

not

of

twart,

with

a

cover. is

shafts

a

are

which

or

dark scroll

gives

light

Court

Wellington,

—

—

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tions ings

of

A

|l is

e

d

an

bourne,

and

and

on

House,

A.

Post

St.

"

Draw Roe

on

the

the

Most

&

Corner

be

should

"

"

this

indeed

is

no

idle

boast.

of

can drawings and P.O., Albany, 10th May, 1895.

Esperance,

on

to

without

Notice ang Manner.

Respectful

afte

much

NoiTliam

Verandah ContractPost Office, in Government advertisement Gazett< i 17th Date for receiving noor i tenders, May. 28th of on Conditions con May. Tuesday and be can tract, specifications, drawings at the Court seen House, Northam, on and

pleasure used

Batger

1

Eclipse

work

in

McMillan and

been

in

for

Costumier,

business

for

fashionable

a

many

Colonies, clients is

ysatl

and

haul sufficient

and

perfect

'attentiou

and

paid to Country satisfaction

perfect

Custon|«

guaranteed.

HIGH-

STREET,

FREMANTLE.

the

Blowing from

the casing

excellent

that

you

Dry

Perth

Sts.,

I have

—

Sir,

Pier

Sept. Heads

for

informing

and

address,

dress.

fitting

W.A.,

Agents

the

in the various Australian the best families for

!

?

Dear

(treating did

reefs)

in

your

Machine,

of

the

Blower.

Dry

Eclipse

r

To

uote

Gotloricli

guarantee is

Coolgardie,

Hill,

1894.

1st.,

test

Date

Promptnefg

attended

Dressmaker

ers,

Hannan's

House and

with

Shortest

mhs.

Chambers

George's

Special

an<

specifications at the Court

Yor

CO.,

BATGER

and

contract, be seen

of

Having BATGER!

Statioi a Telegraph Dale of advertisement in Govern Contract. ment 25th 1895. Date for re Gazette, April noon on ceiving tenders, Tuesday 28th May Conditions

and

used.

BATGER,

onr

BATGEK,

the

saving

-

the past has been asked in our advertising question who is columns, Batger, Batger, Ratger ?" in setting We at rest have much pleasure this by assuring our readex-s that question, refers the appai'ent "conundrum" only to who the enterprising gentleman, promin W. Civil and Milias ently figures Batger, Howick Street, Perth, and who taxy Tailor, of being one boasts the proud distinction in the colonies. One cutters of the best trial of Mr. will that Batger's powers prove

orders

in

,

fine

gold.

boult),

5

'

—

time

considerable

some

Moral

cxeculod

Dmo

—

For

Rates.

Possible

Please respecting connection

RIDSDALE

Who Bay

Esperance

Waggons

Express

undertaking

Communications in il. Advertisements with the W.A. RECORD addressed to

the

appearance.

Heavy Tip

principle.

but seasoned and other timber

Country

1!

Specifications at the Court' after 16th May.

and

Carts,

delay.

LL

—

Contract, be seen

can

at Lowest

Repairs, and are.

—

thef

Spring

Light

Carts,

that

public

r<

Government

"

the build

to

None

T ICE

Date o ,f Gazette" 5 h for tenders Date 1895, receiving on Condi iTuesday, 11th June, 1895.

April, Noon

Contract-.

J.Touse

in

neces

Gum

—

H.

Cossack Advertisement

every built

ADVERTISERS.

181

of Contract, 1895. Conditions Specif and be seen cations, can at Ihi Drawings office after 2nd April, and at the offices of th Public Works at Brisbane, Department Syd

Melbourne,

Single

same

Pounds

TO

it

June,

ney, Hobart.

will

tender

any

:t

Governmer

"

1895.

Noou

Five

"

fields. in

Advertisement 25th March,

Oontra<

Boring

Under takers.

ang Double Delivery Vans, Seated Buggies, Dog Carts, and other of Vehicist description

English

1st

.

NO Water

SUPPLY the Coolgardie

payment

and

by applica

of

inform

Tip

Spring

H. W. VENN, Commissioner of Railways and Director of Public Work?.

Contra<

tender

any

be obtained on

to

prepared

Drays on improved Waggons, Lorries,

WORK!

for

or

Wish are

set.

be accepted.

WATER

Date

this

They are to t The Honorable the Director < and are to be marked outsid le of the Contract hex e as stated

"

Works,"

necessarily

local

morrel

painting green light

blue,

attractive

very

thereafter office

also

at

mentioned.

to

the

of

from

fitted of

lines

that

shafts

made

PUBLIC

invited

are

hereunder

with the under.

is

May "next, may tion

sarily

EIAENDERS

Offi

of contract, specifications, be seen at this Office after a limited number of the

may and

The

OF

at this

the Uth Juce Tuesday, 1895, Contract, " They are to be addressed to The Hon the Direetor of Public aud marked Works," out Tender for side, Coolgardie Contract."

per

AUSTRALIA.

DEPARTMENT

be reeeived

"

Advertisements.

WESTERN

JL

.

-

er

Managi

1895.

will to noon on the above

up for

.numerous

remark consists

body

framing are

his

.

J_

Traffic

ODEA,

and

Coachbuilders

miles.

drawings

Public

the

a

115

BOWRA &

t-

DAVIES, General

addressed

with

green work, yellow, vehicle

'/ Pla

„

and

Siding's

riYENDERS

February

at

ordinary mail crank a patent axle, which it brings .body very low and makes easy for the the number of driver, considering times he has to step up and down during run

with the

„

heretofore. J.

those

many

the

The

city.

timber, viz., the wheels

intermediate

with Permanent complete Way the providing of all (including the Rails and except Fastenings Permanent Way, and tho Material about Telephone Line), Length,

Stations

Materials, for the for the

„

715

arr

Government

We have just of inspectpleasure known built ing a Milk Cart, by the well firm Bowra and Coach of O'Dea, Standard Pier and Goderich Street, Perth, Factory, to the order of Mr. F. Eversden, Dairyman

work

5'15 55

„

Well

De

Departments. time

had

wood

Cliidlows's

and

5

„

...

p.m.

Conditions

this business and trust interesting firm, Mr. that Clark may be long spared to still and further a business, develope enlarge which is a standing memorial of his energy, and enterprise. pluck,

customers.

425

in

to

his

/

...

at-

Perth.

st.

as

Constrvction

as

Barrack

l'S

run

the

with

of this from the

Chidlor

seem

to

have

Perth will

dep.

Calling

address,

.

—

forms

A

to.

solicited.

respectfully

RODGERS,

18S

1st,

:

Perth,

and

several

exclusively which

for instead

leave

p.m.,

Guildford Midland Junction Mill Smith's

gentlemanly paid tho visitor

in

to

Perth

same is

April

con

ladies' hearts are ably pre ladies many charming young a to consider it real to pleasure assist with information in and one

wait

filled

under

MONDAY,

the

treat,

Contract.

attended

promptly

the

Note

TABLE.

the

by

over

at

and after the Train timed 350 at Well,

Millinery,

at prices indeed

is

fineries

tractions

hope

Drapery,

marked

devoted

partments

sided who

On

premises

of

orders trial

_

those

by

stock

and attention in charge, and

courtesy

to

Fremantle, tho extensive 'the

low,

visit where

Department

every

A

huge

'a

ceivable and

firm.

at

TIME

OF

Retail,

,

Country

Coolgardie

ever

becoming more favourably of the The outlying townships also come in for their share have goldl'slds of and this keen attention, gentleman's and others Kanowna (White Feather), boast of their branches of this now truly visitor which

ALTERATION

and

Wholesale

CROSS-COOLGARDIE RAILWAY.

and

increasing known.

SOUTHERN

.

which

Government

:

in

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railways AUSTRALIA.

WESTERN

Yours

faithfully,

W.

H.

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Who

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I

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May.

factor/ Southern

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of Goods

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Leather BROWN

Hay

Importers.

4 Street,

on

Cross Hospital. in

Government

—

Date

of

McEwan's

adver-

for receiving noon on tenders, 4th. of contract, Conditions specifica seen and can be at the Court drawings Southern Cross and Houses, York, on and

May.

MR.

Hotel.

Sale.

Southern

Cross in

May. Tuesday,

ALLEN, Perth.

Date 4th

for June.

Conditions

22nd May,

of

be

RECORD

on

BATGER

contract seen

and

COX,

Bookseller receives

and Stat the W. A. and has the every Saturday, sale. 'Tli se who do not now can purchase a at the copy es'ablishment.

on

BATGER

at the after i

i

National Library of Australia

V.

Northam,

sub cribe, well-known

Date School Contract.— of Government 15th Gazette, noon receiving tenders, on

and drawings can specifications Court Cross, House, Southern

H.

ioner, 8amo

advertisement

OF

at Criterion

Draught

!

tions

18th

TO

on

NORTHAM.

May, Tuesday

Date June

after

Ale

9th

Gazette,

by every

opportunity. Grindery

tis-ment

.

boot

a.

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23rd

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brought

down,

the present

Every that

excessively high prices." will. impartial person agree the remarks of the Collector of

apply

with

equal,

if

of

mands and higher tribute higher in the. shape of Rent. It is time those benefit in this direc who return to the com tion should some of the added value munity the community has given to land. The existing is system of taxation but no material alteration unjust ; may be looked Parliament.

not

for from

the present in the the affairs,

However,

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legislation

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Railway

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Workshops the

to

is

to

are

Midland

tle

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remarked, the colony

of

one

HOUSE

CASH.

onlv, —

one,

That

on

trade-

"

SWAN

condition.

following

statement the most important contained in the is that the speech Government a introducing purpose Bill to abolish some of the many levied duties now through the Cus —

Customs

,

Under

working-classes

their pro taxation to the tune

the the consumer has high price can to pay for it. There be no doubt this Act will' remain on the Statute Book in opposition entirely of the people. to the wishes It is of notice that in his annual worthy for the Collector of 1893, report

Beaconsfield.

of

out that additional

articles of daily consump The will await with public interest the of the Gov proposals in this direction. ernment a Not few anticipated that the Stock Tax would be repealed this 'when session, especially regard is had to the of meat, and scarcity

Perth,

the Winter

is

pointed

,

tion.

ST. FREMANTLE. and

in

£15,000

toms

& CO.,

Street,

Hay

and Suburbs.

City Solicited.

albMt

h.

THE

of the

Despatch."

188. Perth, u, roA Fi t mantle, .580.

|

< (

Now

and

Civility

,

all parts Respectfully

Trial

,

inner.

in

on

.A

n,

Cleanliness

:

have the

—

Beef and Mutton and at LOWEST

some

offered in PRICES.

ever

to the

a This prophecy year. has been more than fulfilled. There fore to the masses on whom the excessive cost of living and present high reuts press with great severity

of

& CO.,

EES,

BuTCU

antici

receipts to

as con

the bulk population, derived of the Revenue being levied on the necessaries from taxes of life. When the Government " " amended Act in 189-3 the Tariff it

ALBERT

was

of

of

flux

notice.

posals on the

H.

1895.

given

is

owing

increased,

largely

WeBt Perth.

St.

|

Vegetable

less

Nothing

when regard pated, fact that the Customs

at reasonable

shortest

attention.

prompt

new

planted

supplied

Douro

City

of

and

29th

ference to the'financial position the colonv. which is reerarded in " a thoroughly satisfactory dition."

selection

designed

Flowers

receive

will

St.

Hay

great

choice

Gardens

and

shop

St.

A

St.

to hand.

Bouquets

in

ied

IX.

Pius

was Parliament opened on Tues The most remarkable feature day. in connection with the Speech was It sets out with a re its length.

BARRATT,

Douro

Seeds just

Orders

SHRUBS, ROSES,

E.

FUwer

ORNAMENTAL

TREES,

,

of Christ."

that the expenditure recognised sums of borrowed large money on works and railways has public land values. the effect of increasing Thus, while they are unduly taxed to the Customs through pay in terest on Loan moneys the expendi ture of which an added gives land effort on the without value, any the Iptter of the owner, de part ly

Paul.

in

indefatigable undaunted spirit to conquer evil with

11

at

Thursday

B.C.

l&ecorir.

with

STOCK.

every

B.M.

E\) e

Etc.

Baptist.

Stt. Cyril and Methodius Octave of Sts. Peter and

SAT.

—

John

of B.V.M. I.P.C.

St. Paul St; Irenaeus,

—

6

of St.

Visitation

-

AlsoWeekly

haying

always

Butter, Eggs, Chaff, Grain,

Fruit,

a

—

highest

and

—

connection with market rates for

Produce

.

HOLDweekly

of Colonial the Perth

.

sales

Octave

MON. 2—TUES. 3— WED. 4 THUR. 5 FBI. —

Pmrnim

position

Treasurer in claim to have

ef.a.nde

of being Australasia a

over

expenditure. be forgotten that colonies have had of " good times

the and

can

revenue

must not Eastern

it

the

all

only

who

of

surplus But

f.ha

in

the

periods

same

while

pur " of public policy with a view works, to opening up our for, care country settlement, should be taken that no extrava

suing

"

a

bold

Parliament permitted. watch that the zealously

is

gance should people's

expended judic the errors before us that have been committed by our it will be to our neighbours, discredit if we fall into the same unfortunate in which position they find themselves at the present time. money With

iously.

Te

legraphic

erable business

annoyance circles

is

all

interruptions has

Consid caused in —

.

been

the last week during and repeated continued delays communications telegraphic between and the Cue and Yilgarn goldfields. weather is blamed for it all. to the

owing in the Perth

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looked

they

upon

champion

as

game of mil

au

upon

When there

the

would

of

had

potence

late

of

undertaking

every

set

the

reins

mirk

its

the

they

have

and

these,

tact,,

they

almost

been with

liament

the success

of that

may

even

ery respectable be maintained.

a

—

ill-

in

Opening

parliament.—

address

in

reply.

National Library of Australia

part report

full

a

had

to for to the

this

wel issue

of the

pro

of

Geraldton

our

court

pride

ourselves

The water

old

having

on

Government

last

we

two court store-house

In

requires. new

buildings

date

as

a

the

the

the

the at

be started

in

has to

this

establish It is

Colony. time

mean

been

of

a

the

stay

there

thence

to

advance

in

more'

Avays

Oblate

ed

Mission. The general to avail thomselvos Catholics of the Mission conduct advantages

the

Fathers

Death

he

the and

by

Oblate soveral on

bated, ons sought church

admissions

in

laid

about

He

Nicholls

sermon

of

solemn

As Avill

occasion

that

ou

which

Avill

middle

return

228

Hknty.

to

the

Avas

hoart

had

and

Avho

made

for

himself

and leaves

the

wife

a

and

give

Papal

Blesaing. The

de

of

a

in

Mr.

grey

member

The

election.

for

the

Richardson It

posed. there tiveen

De

Grey

at

resulted

returned unop at one time that a close contest beand Mr. Galbraith,

been

have

Richardson moment the the. last retire lo OAving to the

induced number a large

election

has

being

thought

a\'as

ivould Mr.

of

latter

Avas

fact

that

Avho had persons applied rolls too late Avere Avi h This is yet auothor

the to be put ou their applications. argument for the

of

alteration

Electoral

our

Act. '

Loop influential York held

Line

from

meeting

and. at

the

the

Australian cable

York. of the

surrounding Mechanic's

—

A

large residents

and

district,

Avas

Institute, purpose be taken to lay

for the last, Saturday what ering steps should Government the inducing to connect from York that

town

of

York, of considtoivards a

loop with

fruit

learn

Ave

that

from

apples

in

four

line the

to

to

South

the

on

but

are

uoav

returned

continues.

still

the

on

Seve-

field.

the

place

the Avas

forfeiture

made

and good condition A large consignment prices. has also been cheese, placed where it is expected to fetch in

Said

grounds

of

Avith

afterwards

drawn.

BABBLE

SHOP.

the

—

their

in

proper

it places (laughter) was and there was properly punctuated but it was no faulty suellin" flauuhterl the matter inordinately long considering in it. Ifc AA'as, as a piece of colourless ora on a Avith the par tory, electioneering of the Commissioner of Crown speech Lands." —

—

—

Avant

Ave

to

commence

Colony

is,

export

hesitation We have no fruit groAving there

duceP fo»

Avith

table

of

#

and

price.

Avhen its in

is

AA'ill

pro-

sayingother

no

i

!

i

such

return.

If

era

and

Southern

but

five

or

ten

farmers

our

in

districts

of their Avithin

acres

the

the

East-

to

Avero

dovoto

!

1!oav

hundi-ed

of

devoted

acres

the notAvithstanding receive in the they imported produce. price

the

of

of

the

Toavu

very

to

Avay of

cereals,

duties

45

residents Hall on

A

—

statements said

that

of Perth

held

was

last night a Co-operative the speakers present high

Monday

Avore

the for

made

Mr. Avould ;

P.

bo much

company

importation able to buy cattle Mr. for it Avould Forrest, pay cheaper than the cattlo business cash. At was present Ah the esti on conducted paper. highest o meat mate the company proposed supply tax 5d. a pound, and if the stock Avero at Another taken at 3Ad. aAvay, probably Avere being exported speaker said that cattle from S.A. Avhich had been to this Colony I

bought

in

Queensland

for

The

17s. cost

6d.

a

head.

to Adelaide £2 travelling a head, a and the to Fremantle £3 10s. shipment the outside cattle head. At the Avere at Fremantle £8 15s. landed at £8 10s. or The

average

Aveight

Mr.

|

attended

Avell

of the forming purpose All Association. Butcher's of the complained bitterly of meat. The Government Avas price condemned for not the abolishing loudly Stock Tax. hoAvever, avrs Nothing, On' the done. following night definitely at a most enthusiastic meeting Avas held Town at Avhich the the Fremantle, Hall, folloAving Steuson

high.

|

meat.

of

a

bullock

Avas

#

—

45

45

4t

I

the

ou

4

Said Mr.. Randall lb had been said that if the Stock Tax were taken off ifc would tlio of meat not decrease price in the slightest, but Avheblior that was so or not the tax ought to bo repealed, and ho would if he had an vote for opportunity, its" In many was repeal. ways living dearer i/i the colony than al elsewhere,, in some cases though wages might be

i

protection

groat

pre

breakfast;

#

:

of fruit, cultivation years Avould find that lie would they they a return from that than larger getting at present from a are they getting couple a

Tax

Mr. George expressed his pride at find in a colony which' -.was ing himself now to move, and he was sure :that beginning of er hon. members felt a similar pride. Western Australia stood as to-day the ono bright in the dark spot of cloud which had hovered depression over its Eastern neighbours. O

i

to

holdings

;

of the Stock continuance of a free the enjoyment says Mr. Leake.

,

conditions favourable Yet as our OAvn. strange to say our settlors will those very things that try 'to produce and cultivated, cannot be profitably neglect thit would a handthe products yield some

vents

market,

high

a

lcnOAV to

#

The

splendid the

It but

Leake in to the referring Administrator: "He had to complain of the speech from a He noticed the i'a standpoint. the dotted capitals (laughter)

all

were

London

of butter

the

on

Mr. of

speech nothing

By

cases

on

a

Monday non-payment of

of

the rent had been paid, in the hooks. Registrar's

OUR

of

london.

in

at

issued

was

giving

for

Avas

appears entered not

young

thousand

on

returned

Mr.

CoAvan

Lake

mine

that

Mr. Mr.

poll. circle

arrived lealised

Sydney

for

voavs.

the

gold.

name.

Inst, rout,

as

to

tAvo

rush

literary

business

large

a

of is

George Ley! and honoured with champ

An application

Mr.

next

end mine

of

disease.

returned headed

Avas

south

1,000

Aveek

being

Londonderry

At the general agents and tea merchants. last Mr. election general Henty contested the Province for a seat in tbo Central Up House

event

The

re

morning

started

last

Over 1,000 men ral men have

the colony on 2nd April, Avith his brothertogether

Cobham,

the

the

agne.

in

he

Mr.

meeting

Fathers

last

Londonderry

good

memberetl

of

visit to of the

Ngavs

Wednesday

on

due

Avhen

in-law,

at

very

of gold.

ozs.

Kalgoorlie

through

a

last

A lease

Austra Avliere

Zealand, the

will

down includes One consequence

Mr.

of

Avas

The

Avith

close

of the baptismal the Missionary

of

one

per-

the

over-croAvded Sunday evening the concluding prcacli

mission,

reneAval

usual

is

Avill

the

to

'

been

has rains.

at Fraser's' up of 530 tons of stone

cleaning

Tuesday

13. July proceed

out

turning A

all

day

every

the Murchison to the heavv

ou

OAviriQ-

still

the

Perth

in

1891,

On

arain.

Father

continues occasions many

nearly Goldfields.

The stone struck at 100ft level of the

the

intends

he Avill Western

about

arrive Davitt

state

of Mr. E. G. sudden death Henty, on M.L.C., Avhich took place at Coolgardie The deceased, Avho Avas on Tuesday night. to leave a prospecting tour, Avas preparing the Avhon folloAving morning, Coolgardie Avithout he dead. any Avarning dropped

of

una

last

arrived in Perth gold export of gold from 7,424 ozs bringing and district. Yilgarn Coolgardio

intended to Mel

Tasmania.

to New

Sydney to Mr.

here

as

colony

Perth East

shall

occurred

The

and to be home expects again after a five month's Christmas, It will the be seen that program

America,

thai;

pro 120th

of the

of all

,

via

October.

this

in

East

avo

that

The

on

expects

What Bill

—

fallen

Eastern

Mining

to his loss. The mourn Legis Council on Wednesday, immediately the neAvs out o f on receiving adjourned respect to the deceased.

houses. at

feyor

lative

one.'

desire

I

then

he

friends

can

meantime

will

posed to take of meridan

than

!

lia,

to

Sydney

month's

a

Henty

possible.

Standard in troduced time standard

tends

formal

hurijl in

Queensland,

and

side

A Time. Parliament

a

expected

After

a

Wittenoom,

for West longtitude is situated 115deg. longtitude so that our is 7 hours time here 43 minutes 7 seconds of London ahead time. Under the new arrangement wo will be exactly 8 hours in The in advance. Government evidently

>

is

per

correspond At

houses.—

Australia. 46min. 43sec.

opening

and the

found

ern

of progress

Session of the the second of Avhi-.h took Parliament .of W.A., second Avith the usual ceremonies elaborate place by His on Tuesday last, Avas performed Sir Alexan the Administrator, Excellency C.J. The delivered der Ons'ow, speech much matter of the occasion contaiued on in full in another and appears importance of the Avith an epitome column, together Avhich of a purely was rest of the business, to the moving formal nature, being confined of a Bill in each House first reading, of the

another

from

proposed as early

Conservative

The

who

Drew,

has

the

auiet

from

Coolgardie.

Raiu

children

but of

In

occasion

of theirs Liberals" by

rate

of Mr.

make

to

NEWS-

death

one

at

over

doubt

no

proceeds Then

inst. visit

25tli

Henty arrived

case.

to which, strange say, at an of this his was early period Colony's has been tory the Supreme Court Building, and out touched will in cleaned up, 'and be used a future as second when court,

feat

under

court

of

about

to

Davitt

Mr.

:

bourne

Death

a

him. be

New

and then str.mgly urg boldest schemes. To this in ing their Britain has often cause Great glorious once more secur owes, owed, and now and the fear of any sudden ity against and the cer rsal of' violent rev policy, that

of

ent.

appropriating

tainty rule

The

charge

a

on

movements

ceived the

case, the

prove On leaving

arrested

Only Aveek

in Liberal Ministry be to of the us England may deprive of pleasure welcoming perhaps the most of Irish widely respected public men.

non

his

contempt

release

ceedings

t-i

A favourite the dish

The

will

always

to

to

MINING

The

tour.

Avhich is Cross, makes the informed, folloAving with to Mr. Davitt'a regard Southern

colony. of resignation

perjury. recent

come

accepted tln-ir quietus previously, d composure. calm and di.nifi with follows this is The change which upon to prove one of men rather than of likely lack of imagina measures. A curious

been

unable was

the

conditions.

dismissed,

was

for

Bardock,

labour

Avere

that

Davitt's

Michael

ment

-

see

this

and

fortnight's imprisonment of Court, and his return last were made Geraldton on Saturday occasion of a great demonstration to

time

has

at

the

district

houses

in

Aveek

Mr.

at

Waratah

of the the

Another

profit.

session.

vieAv.

me

Friday

on

to

absence.

Lease.

applied

the

on

Avas

and

in,

desired

about

learn,

of

the

of

was

undergo contempt

almost

opponents.

can

Holmes Walter Court, Kalgoorlie,

of

The

to

characterised the Con them to conceive servatives unfitting t and them designs reducing grand those of th ir of filching e necessity

of

we

forfeiture

leases

alleged

.

has

session

now, Par

yet published. for the completed is all. This shows

that

forfeiture

Holmes

court

it rhythmica'swing, that the end of their was apparent to was It is their career at hand. that however, they credh, re-ognized of of doom, and instead hour their more for a few hopelessly fighting of office, as their rivals had hours short in similar straits but a done

tion

17

not

been but

is

as

are

for

man named Warden's

Avhich

of popu'ar feeling see-sawing and into which lifts depresses power in each of the great English parties with

have

It

—

last far

so

yet,

members,

applicant

cessant

turn

the

since

fulfillment

active, of absence

so

Hansard.

reports

for last, Lochinvar

well

When much

came

wjiole

Cross

copies

of

—A

impracticable,

prestige. of damaging influence the action is added

The

grs.,

Hansard

the

Liberals,

their

and

by

ozs.

Application

have

upon

at valued the banks

gold,

shipped

5,166

and hail with somewhere wo laxity great the alteration to the state delight existing of things proposed by the Daily News.

strange and feebly foolishly to when defeat was a decision pushed The conclusion. a foregone repeated which reverses they have thus brought both their themselves impaired courage

8

closed

A few

morbidly

a

of

grs. was

colonies.

Parliamentary months seven

on

schemes,

22

Cel.,

last

Tuesday

formed

waited

they that to class a belonged The the prosper. colony the who received Premier, deputation to with remarks, many flattering promised that the estimates in order on place a sum He also the work on with. could be gone of place tiie sum promised that he would credit of the £300 in the bank to the The Board the folloAving day. deputation Sir John and then thanked AvithdreW, of the interwell the result pleased with lived

Adelaide

843 goldfields,at 14s. valued £3,287 and the surrounding 13 dwts. 14 grs. and 4,322 ozs. at £16,589 Os. 6d., from Coolgardie.

and

use

Leederville. of the inhabitants Avho owned people

it

date.

recent

more

On

Eastern

the

the

of

that

use

practical

—

Southern

districts, valued

of

worthily attempted of gigantic formulation but frequently intended

that was

14s. Eastern

dwts. from

with power and foolishly nerveless paltered grasp, measures rather than with great them. In the held

They

it

if

dwts.

the

from

mighty greatest among break and his recent chiefs, physical it. under the though down burden, him to entitles sympathy, certainly unheroic has an unfortunately aspect his calculated to more injure party than an abso with the general public Im of administration. lute blunder arms

10

£19,876

nature weak of the

too

of

Export.

his

fill

to

pleased

are

deputa

newly

Leederville

of

ity.

Avell

ozs.

to

be

be

Gold

victory abdicated

even place after well. Lord Llosebery much in too it, unhappily, He is of an anti-climax. to bear with the dignity

passably Gladstone the

to

to

invincible

strengthened

successor

We

and much valuable one contains extensive remains that as information, yet the fact months all the is twelve old it information

was a general leadership blow had been that a severe feeling of the Liberal to the influence dealt lies been and this feeling party by the conspicuous failure

of his

Report.

Auditor's

the

of

reeeived

the

that requesting some assistance and of paths forming the streets the major ft was stated that

towards

Auditor acknowledge the reoeipt of the 30th General's Report for the year ending Juno, 1894. Although the roport is a very

ceases

lie

been

Board

board.

of

enormous

stance

"

on Premier, Monday last, the Government grant

Mount

at

murder

has

News of the

roads

members

of

Roads

Margaret. finding to have body of a man, who appears a Mount met with foul place near play, at been The body has apparently Margaret. and unearthed buried for some months, was The police have dogs. gone out by native to enquire into the affair. Supposed

—

admitted,

crest

whose

immovable.

sat

be

must him

it

visitors. will

tion

this

.

warrant,

Leederville

St.

presence

place of a number disting A full the of report wook. be given next

proceedings

made him the of politics and won him lions of his countrymen, the admiration and even the respect His followers in Par of all others. and liament loved him enthusiastically Not without him trusted implicitly. some

the

.of in the

took and

A

—

per

Avhere a beast had noticed been'sold by the producer for £5 and had realiz butcher: it ed £30 for the retail Evidently was time to break meat up the present We that the might here state riiig." in answer to Mr. Solomon in the Premier, said Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, that the had no intention Government of Avith the law as relat interfering existing the during present ing to the tax on stock

Assembly.

the

2d.

'

entire idol

of

about

in

8 cwt.

said that those who comof it did not undsrstand as ifc it, p'ained did not effect the consumer, bub the pro and as to the price of meat, it was ducer, the purchasers, the butchers, Avho decided ay hat they would give for the- meat. Ilooloy

'

uished

, ,

ceremony

School Lordship

His

tenure

sold

—

of

Agent

the

the

of

up

breaking Patricks'

on

the

Christian Broth afternoon the Yesterday

up

School.

and

.£1,500,

years.

—

ers'

object the

.

complete

fixing

at three

office

salary

at

it

its of

for

having tllfe

in

was

—

power, his mastery of the

intellectual

last of

Breaking

of his fascina venerable age, his eloquence, his versatility,

his

life,

of

Bill

Assembly

of

cost

a

Western Australia at £12 or £13 but per head, reckoning the rates return of the Aveight at butchers' they No doubt the brought in £26 per head. middlemen for lot of Avere a responsible

sion

—

sistingly ting personality. his blameless

and this showed lb. Cattle were

line. After considerable discus unanim the following resolution was "That be a ously passed: deputation with to wait the Premier appointed upon of urging him the advantages a view upon line of railAvay." A number of the proposed of names then and were proposed, accepted, of gentlemen who Avould form the deputa of tion. them were six members Amongst Council the Legislative and a like number

Yilgarn

—

the

to

.

—

yielded charm His

I

—

England

years

regulating General,

A

Legislative

—

its

tlio

in

—

to

was

Generalship.

Wednesday

he strength For many unre almost

of leader.

<8 e n e n

—

Agent troduced

.

tower

a hat it whilst

w

and

I

—

rule has been e'earend of the Liberal foreshadowed of and ly frequently have contributed and many causes late, One of these, its to hasten approach. not the was the and probably least, from life withdrawal public practical In view of the of Mr. Gladstone. endured v'cissitudes by his party able to we are esti since that event mate

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—

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re fol'owing from Mr. Leake must be given first The Government were re place on their lying huge majority, bub before Avould be a general long there election, and if there were nob half the pres one, ent members Avould bo returned. (An hon. member: You got in by one vote.) a It was No one dares to good one. stand mc There against Avas not time at his (Mr. Leake's) disposal the to criticise of iho Com ntnny failings missioner of tail ways, bub he gave the lion, member the warning that before he would session aajis over make an ad his administration. verse motion against from Speaking for himself the Opposition he Avould do his benches, best to terminate the reign of the pres nfc the. Governmonb at earliest possible he and moment, only hoped lie could other induce members to (lo the same. :

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That the Marquis taken to form a new

Salisbury Ministry,

is

freetrade

has under

of

growing

in Vic-

rapidly

is

palmistry

the most

barefaced

of

swindles.

all

That

there,

making

in Perth persons by practising palmistry.

fortune

a

That leaders

several

are

there is a split in England. "

That Caesar's in America.

between

the labour

(he

That

a

Armenian

is

reared

being

ad in the

atrocities

Nor'

at

the

North

was

Pole

Paris

is to

be form-

has been discovered

Exhibition

of

1900

will

wonder of the age. greatest That the people of York are clamouring for a loop line to connect that town direct -with the line. Yilgarn That the heaviest for storm experienced some broke over Perth years on Thursday of last week.

Messrs.

commenced

Rojo, played pecially

a

of

batch

have

already of the Cool

"

of

has unpaid"

been Jus

names

great

tices.

That

Parliament

usual

ceromonies

was opened Tuesday last.

on

new

for

with

for

Watson,

Rovers Hobbs. and

Bill

will English Government be a coalition one between the Conserva and tives the Liberal Unionists. That the dentists of Perth are overbear that now Parliament ing, has legalised their Union." "

of

opening

tho

jury.

That enquire

the

T.

Duff,

the

the

French of

That the

the on played uninterest "red and whites" ran over their winning by 6 goals to 2.

and

the

as

opponents,

W.

A.

ranks

of

appointed

to

has

its

made

fifth for

gold

with to regard Australian Col-

the

onios.

That

the communication Port That mised

and

telephonic between improving.

wants

telegraphic and the City

the

the

Victorian has Government in'ioduce a bill making of shops compulsory. closing to

early That

the

made should

a

be

Railway

Glenelg

net

of

profit an

£8,0

'0

lesson

object

the

did yeoman Mr.

pro tho

company This

last to

S.

Lean,

a

win

and North Fremantle the game Esplanade, for the home team by

-

to Guildford on journeyed were defeated by the Giiildkicked 4 goals to the visitors

and who

fordites,

the

on

2.

the

Unions Old

for

and

Federals contested on the in a win game resulting to 1. by. 7 goals

Rec.,

the

former

The Carltons met at North and Ports and after a good game, the Fremantle,latter victorious proved by 4 goals to 2.

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the

If

certificate

;

a

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members

of

the

Brian

on

and

Yours

Saturday Perth,

tho

joyed

At

stop the

was

running

was

ball

Fischer

but

was

game.

Finlay Perth West

one

side, from

played cautioned over

one

streets

in

1895.

of

the

on the best men always managed to the centre. passing

and

the

for

game twice by the

of his

Y

NEWS.

the

opponents'

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of

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on

Brereton

Sunday

the

who missionaries, to visit G.eraldton. as be hailed with these joy, of God will the seed of sow

Perth,

midst

our

done

to

advantage

our

elsewhere.

The weather has been very

during

no

good

is

present visit

good as

in will

servants labour

at

assembled preciation

of

to

amount

will

same

of

red

a

they

the to

the

loud

with

greeted

ing, most

noise

for

and prolonged

which

moments

some

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deafening.

buggy

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present

of

apparent

last

have fallen, state

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two and

by

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weeks theie

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to

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horses

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the

am

not

of

eyes

You

all and

suit, wish

not I

with I

the

when

I

No, by the and of No,

(Cries facts the

dwell

of the

harsh

the

re

same.

of

justice

measures

denied

was

of

the

on

think

de

of

(cries felon

a'

as

my

you de-

a

been

have

know the outcome

to

certainly

such

law

recognised Geraldton.

of

cheers). cent law

liberation

Although

in

graded

that

knowledge

slightest mark my

-monstration.

it,

were

own

opinion.

I

the letter received signed "Totherit with right good will published of malice feelings (Hear, hear) and not with the would do that publication thinking Soon after muoli an good (hear, hear). and apology was. demanded by Dr. Elliott writer. Both also the name of the demands refused. In I absolutely con (Cheers)." I

sequence least

was

result

of

my which

of the

saw

it,

editor

for

This

for

as

the

that

others

which

Bench,

the

formed

soon

the

as

once

to

me

but

saw

to

no

consisted

different

a

of

opinion,

fourteen

days imprison I certainly taken by me in apolo to meet the case, but

of Injustice). course

sufficient

was

gising

Court.

misdemeanour,

my

Judge Onslow, and sentenced ment. (Cries think

I at

to the wired an apology in the current issue. published done, and I further to apologised

Court

avail,

of

proved

of the law eyes with a writ

be

was

the

served

was

I forward case, which

Express

and

to

Express

I

contempt

mistake

my

the The

Court, the (Groans).

know.

and the heavy differently, fell me and. my upon me for incar recompense my have accorded me a reception of the annals of West

thought

hand

of

law

the To

journal. ceration

you in the

:

Kenny, I

also

ings shown a martyr,

in

the

dark

suit I am

of

has

When

.to

my riht

called upon, for the good feel has indeed been

you

financially put in this the places with

I

on, so

next

was

Mr. Drew a severe myself

us.

Although not change

plant, unable

who thank

and

recent

as

do

At the College for German. .Jesuits at Ditton Hall, there died on the 23rd at the premature aye of thirty-three April, Rev. Count Friedrich years, Leopold Maria Willibald Joseph Michael Aloysius

Waldburg-Wolfegg-Waldsee.

von :

Having

r ghb to succession given up in 1889 his in favour of his brother, Count Maximilian, and following, the noble examp'e of the first born of the illustrious House of Gonthis zealous zaga, left the young priest to become the hnmpomps of the world blest of God's servants note It 'is a oenworthy fact th t for the last seven turies the House of Waldburg has had the of to the Church pt-i ilege giving many members of the various Orders.

Mrs.

hiiniiy

Crawford

contributes

to

"

Truth" the first mention of Queen public Victoria's serious condition, concerning which thei o is much private discussion. It is well known with among those familiar couri affairs that rheumatism of the knees has lately not only developed complete of loss both bub has ex power over legs, tended to he back and arms, and that a f tal to be feai'ed issue <s at almost any time. The reports of the Queen's condi tion affect the Parliamentary serious'y situation. With the death of a sovereign, Parliament is immediately dissolved. This an contingency is, undoubtedly, import ant factor in all the present calculations. The in is political atmosphere, fact, with sensational charged possibilities. An o'd woman some distance living from Manchester, was sum Kentucky, moned as a witness to tell what she knew about a at her house several fight nights in which three or four people weie before, ed. kil She mounted the stand with evi dent and reluctance many misgivings, and, when questioned by the Court as to she knew about what the matter, said We 1> jedge, the fust I knowed about it was when Bill Saunders called Tom Smith a liar en' Tom knocked him down with a stick of wood. One of Bill's friends then hit Tom with a knife, slicin' a big Sam Jones, piece out of him. who was a friend of then shot the other Tom's, fell more shot him, en' three w, en' two four or others got cut right smart by some body. That c used some excitement, jedge, en' then fitinl." they commenced

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history

Even

(Cheers).

when two were days pressmen imprisoned in Pertlifor liberated contempt, they were offered wheu We are in now they apology. an enlightened age (hear, hear) when justice is supposed to be more the doubt attainable, of which with the recent action. lays In conclusion I (Cheers). again thank you I shall bo always you gentlemen, assuring for to a noble ready fight cause. (Prolonged If actions should always bo cheers). my received with such I popular approbation would as in soon spend fourteen years for the as fourteen prison right days. (Cheers). said

,

at

Kenny's the

before well

you

contempt. and

Mr.

or

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paper

dragged

During the progress ed a paragraph to

coming is

TSA M.

is a bright specimen of Salvation and that by one of its theology, While in Scotland General big guns. fiootli, in one of his addresses, remarked that he was satisfied with particularly the conduct of tlio angels who had warned Lot and his family of their and danger, to flee from the doomed helped " them I do like these angels, he added. city. When 1 go to Heaven and have got over the first at all I shall see surprise there, I'll a cup go and have of tea with them."

cheer being al

ushered

awaiting. and amid

was

:

(Cheers)

over

according

JE

Here

were unharnessed great enthusi drawn he and Mr. asm along Kenny were A crowd. was soon procession by the in. the vast assemblage joining formed, First came a banner with the inscription Press Makes Next A Free a Free People." Our Jack's the band which struck oame up Cheer after cheer Come Home To-day." wended its way was given as the procession residence. to Mr. Drew's private Duly ar the assemblage crowded around rived there, enthusiasm the buggy, and with the utmost Drew to a Mr. was forced grasp many him. was offered hand that friendly who to Mr. Drew, responded repeated Men of I thank said calls, Geraldton, of my heart for from the bottom the you accorded this 1 had me reception evoning.

the

and

Army

persons their ap had con

him goal, by according into As the train steamed reception. "He's the station, band struck up Good Mr. Drew's Fellow." appearance

the was

600

to show station which sentence

the

him

Mr. in

have

past fortnight strong gales blow

accompanied

of rain

likelihood

at Their

are

their

Eev.

intention

the

boisterous,

ing continually, Within showers. 8 inches to the

the

last, the

announced

TSA M

A of four, deputation appointed by the of Coolgardie has ac Association Digger's companied Mr. Cann to the alleged alluvial find at Mount Cowan.' There are nearly in the district who 1,000 miners are un able to find the place and who will not allow the teams to return, the agreement being that the teamsters to take were them to the rush.

be pres

-will,

evening, sloppy condition,

a

Australia.

on

Father

the

of the Geraldton Mr. J. M. Drew, editor who for contempt was Express, imprisoned of court, in Geraldton arrived by the mail train on Despite Saturday evening last. the rain which had fallen the early during the and had made of the

unique

McGRATH. 24th

June

Fremantle,

was

and the ground wet, however, a good at was, who of spectators, en thoroughly

slippery. tendance

S.

GERALDTON.

Ground.

weather There

etc.

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West

from

be will demonstration the history of the press.

in

day

to be

us.

It

The

Branch

I

year.

in a win for the resulted Rovers, who The kicked 5 goals to their 4. opponents' last fast and was quarter good. play in the '

Boru

tint .No. 260 I.N.F. do hereby certify Freman Brother J. S. iMcGrath of North had life lion, W.A., tle, membership this Jun« conferred on him Branch, l>y half yearly the same a 27th 1893, being summoned f-r months meeting, eight and nonservice as seoretary past £2 2s. of fee acceptance organizing was Hi< admission to membership at a subsequent confirmed meeting July Willism 1.1th. Hgned, Wil iam Glynn, Richar O'Connor, Burcholl, Henry and Wil of North Fremantle, Harkins, liam Hughes, P.C.R. Coolgardie;

Post).

match Rovers

Cricket

I.N.F.

editob.

the will you publish kiod'y underneath will readers give t.lie circulated bo fu'iy of you widely paper understand how matters stand between The certificate and the lodge. myself con reads as fol ows To whom it may cern. We the undersigned promoters Sir.—

kisses

few

a

contents

the

letter

taken When

-

the

his

SNAPS.

Goal

principal between

performed

umpire,

as

Perth

Locos,

The

on

"

well.

The

were

"

CO US TH

The

whilst

;

and Mell

service.

J.

FOOTBALL

that

Watson,

winners, Thurgood, well Moorehouse played losers, Cooper, Mattison,

North

(By

rather

was

the and

Fay, for

Imperials

match

This

of ladies

number

aCceived

the

sider"

world.

output

gave general

the

of

.£160.

demned

the

That there is times much as 5.000,000 in the waters of the sea, gold in suspension as has been over from cbtainod mining the

umpire,

the- hero

was

FLO

Jack

That

Davis

(2),

DrewJ

large

a

nearly

Jolly

Fremantle Oval.

Navy

hospitality

Royal Commission into the use of opuim

over

field

as

M.

pro

dames.

I do

report.

all

Bishop

J.

—

the

enthusiasm.

That ,a purse of sovereigns ented to Mr. Drew.

and

Rigg

in

joined

with

part —

:

Geraldton-

the

who

wild,

J.

That

but

That Mrs. McKenzie, the widow of one of the victims of tho late Redfern Railway has been awarded accident, £2,000 by a

Sydney

Perth

to

goal-kickers Price,

(2),

fault

no

good.

of

worthy

was

Messrs. Drew, Kenny and Vosper were then hoisted on shoulders and con sturdy residences. veyed to their respective Never was such enthusiasm displayed by this the Geraldtonians, action on oc their casion making the event a notable one for the press of the colony.

platform.

public

Mr.

That a special compliment was paid to German English by the Emperor, at of ceremonies the Baltic Canal. opening

the

the

are

West

left was

the

of

the

Perth

which

reception

Drew

Messrs.

accorded

were

That

play,

GERALDTON.

IN

the people

That

several

team, played He is recognised as in the "followers" on Saturday proved

farmer's

a

hour.

good game for

applauded

Baltic-North success. magnificent

most

That the officers refused to accept Germans.

cession

the

satisfaction.

next

a

That

no

the

Sykes.

task

Council

another

Watson

—

Saturday,

was

to

of

the happiness

SAY

the

Kenny

elder

was

following

That the N. S. Wales Legislative has shelved the Land and Income by 41 votes to 4.

That the Sea Canal,

had

raised again supporters.

the winners,

his

with

find

The East met Juniors, in resulting 5 goals to 2.

the

He but

to

"

every

ians.

the Rovers' ranks, es his marking

losers, West Perth

McGann, of the West of the forty. the game being one of the best and his play colony, him to be such.

the

Tax

in

the

That the Minister Mr. for Lands, A; R. has Richardson, been returned for the De Grey, unopposed. That a Dr. Wheeler of has Chicago claimed to have discovered of the microbe death.

That

and

Perth sup each time.

bull's-eye

man

played Geddes, the Rovers, and times.

For

another That added to the list

colour." for goal, the West

off

the

of the

ing,

Wilkie Bros., construction

the

"

shots

splendid game, being good.

a

Sykes

line.

gardie

tends

THEY

in

be the

That

to

of

porters,

The the

bit

four missed

last.

That

thing

and

condition,

life.

and bis true colours, the winning team.

in

help

a

than

spirits

That the Japs advise England to be oivil, or show her they will "what'e what." That £41,000,000 has been sunk in ooean cables. telegraphic That

out

disappointment

in

contin

are

Association West.

political

Duffy less

man,

time.

every

That

shone great

a

black"

That

Column"

That has been Sydney Truth mulct £1,000 damages for libel. That the number of the unemployed N. S. "Wales is on the decrease. That uing.

Rigg proved

"amber and and beat his man

hard for worked very Bishops of ap and received rounds

The two Wests, plause. the

toria.

That

an

-

That

Quicke, played well,

go.

Rosebery has resigned.

in

.

Tax must

Stock

improved

'

Lord

have

—

the

That

being quite justified. (Cries of Yes). Drew for refusing to dis Mr. applauded close Tothersider's" name and I trust that such be appreciated will loyal spirit always matter it be displayed. no by whom may (Hear, hear). Mr. in response to loud -V osper, calls, addressed those briefly present. matter I

as

—

That

"

in a grassy the eye can reach, had The farmers have advantages The stock put in their way by these showers.

far sward. as

I

blue."

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fame, put in oardinal and

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SAY.

Perth the

-

THEY

of West Hammond, some for good work

tried to

fight and to Mr.

the to the

as

sufferer, ruined

me.

I would plight, Elliot. plaintiff, recent action was

raise

money battle. This

on

my I

was

I disposed consequently Drew, my action in this

Mr. H. W. Lucy, in his short biography Mr. Gladstone, quote a sketch given writer of by a Turkish the Grand Old Man at ti e time he was emptying his vi.il of wrath on the Sultan for tl:e permitting atrocities. The revenge' taken Bu'garian This sketch by he Turk is very severe. sets forth how Mr. Gladstone was born in 1790, the of the offspring headlong of a named Demitri, pnssion Bulgarian tho serv uit of a pig merchant named Be went to London Nestory." in charge liis master of some desired to sell. pigs to pass himself off as an English Desiring he man, changed his Bulgarian name, " to Gladstone. Grozadin,Bis gluttony makes G for adstore look yel'ow. gold to those who know him he is According of middling with a heigfit, yel'ow face, cut whiskers in the Euro closely wearing and as a sign of his satanic pean style, fo ehead an his spirit upper forehead are His evil temper has made his hnir bare. fall so that from a distance he niight oft, be taken for quite bald," of

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and

pleasure,

assure

of

you

con-

of

advancement

and

am

the

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the

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j

be

coal that a

j

of

continued

our

An

made

to

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advantageous Government

the

Timber

tralian

cranted

Ministers

have all

the

West

Aus to

Company, Limited,

p.nneessioii and

by

beon

having

the

to

them

in

sell

1871.

the purchased rights consisting

conces

tliere-

with the lands, railway, together to the and belonging mills, everything the of opportunity company, being glad of which the a contract an end to putting un of the colony rendered altered position in many desirable ways.

under,

established The AgriculturalBank, last sessions the Act passed $>y your is and has already commenced operations, attention and business. My attracting 10. under

Ministers of

fulness sons

are

fully

this

measure,

of muoh with small the

improve

1

mds

It at

$md thus

is

several assist

the

lighthouses in

are

tx'ade

colony. at Rottnest

course

completed proposed other

it

in assisting settle upon

to

of

useful-

and believe

means

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of the

satisfied

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reading,

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the

on

leader

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June

his of

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25th.

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continued

further

Avas

Mr.

then

if

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if.

debate Forrest,

and

Gaorgo

by Mr; Hooley,

Mr.

adjourned.

The President having taken the chair, the for Mines Minister informed the ho received a House that had telegram from Mr. that stating Honty Coolgardie been useful was dead. As he had a most nf that house while and had member alive, used his energies in furthering the inter ests he of the colony, (Mr. Wittenoom) asked the to join members with present him in with tho expressing sympathy friends of tho and as a mark of deceased, late he moved respect to their colleague

Avas Address-in-Reply continued Mr. by Mr. Ilassell. Moss, who dwelt at some on the Fre followed, length mantle Mr. Wood in a brief Workshops. with tho Avhole of the Gov speech agreed

that

ernment

the

Mr.

President

the

do

in

Haekett motion,

a

leave

now

eulogistic

which

the

chair.

seconded

speech carried.

was

Bill

to

and

Dempster

the

The motion was then carried. The House

Avas

introduced

by

and

read

time.

a

first

#

The

tho

sandalwood

Mr.

Crowder

Mr.

Haynes, for

Minos.

House

to

Mr. Mr. of tho

passed tion.

through

Tho

June

Thursday, with

House the

met

House

named

27th.

at

12.30

and

appointment

of

the

proceeded Standing

death

occurred dent

ber

in

issue for the #

of Mines

of Mr. a

this writ

E.

G.

Council, for

Central #

moved

Honty and

" :

That

by

has vacancy that the Presi a

tho election of a Electoral Province."

mem

#

#

j

The

the

if

duties

export

read

avms

on

and '

adjourned

is

a

iiativo

in

tiniere

Address-in-Reply having until ented, the House adjourned 9th July.

boon

pres

Tuesday,

under with

of

Rostowska,

without until

altera7.30

112, is

a

living

maj

-r's

at

Lillie.

p.m.

widow-

of Poland, and served as' tho campaign of Russia.

record

milit-iry

#

The Minister

the

Monday.

on

and

Committees.

the

with moved

if

the

pearlsliell committee

A contotiarian

The

dealt

rose.

duplicate to

Loton

Illingworth debate.

repeal and

if

tho

on

policy. and

Bill

A

communi border

if

if

debate

finances,

do-

continued

was

to the

then

27tli.

Customs Duties, Colonial Treasurer

if

when

Minister

put

certain the

repeal

adjournment

House then adjourned. The House met at 7.3U,'p:in. bate on the Address-in-Reply and spoken to by Mr. Foulkes Mr. Mr. Piesse, McKernan,

June

Thursday, A

The

Mr.

;

27th.

#

the

branch

reading, July duties export

certain

repeal

lengthy speech moved in Address the Reply, on dwelling the had. success achieved. colony seconded the motion, after Burges the of Mr. Foullces to ad on motion the tho which was debate, carried, to the following adjourned day.

McLarty

time

first

second 1st. Agent-General; reading, July A Bill to regulate the interest to payable in the Post Office depositors Savings Bank second A Bill for the reading, July 1st. and maintenance in Western establishment

that

the

30th 1st.

appointment

consideration

with

continued

of Her

year

The

experience

believe that Providence,

session. e

read

were

July to relating second reading,

ended

Hex.

you

provide sufficient suui a alternative line from via Coolgardie Dundas, Ponton's and Station, the Eyre to Ecula, provided South Australian Government to agree line erect from Eucla a duplicate to Port Gawler The Augusta via the Ranges. centres numerous new on arising the goldfields have necessitated a considerable ex tension of the and telegraph system, my Ministers to propose and provide postal communication to all telegraphic import and ant centres agricultural as mining sopn

the

motion

tho the

expenditure

con

the full assurance to bear them upon and knowledge

Wednesday,

|

for

The read was following the. motion of the Colonial Bill to confirm certain

The

!

on

elected

were

#

commenced Mr.

House

for the termination of the providinggrant of are by two instalments. My Ministers that this will be the most suitable opinion of dealing with the in the in way grant terests of the churches, and the most econ omical for the Government. 21. cation

to

you

26th.

V

Tho Minister for Mines moved the first of a bill to refer certain matters reading to the Federal Council. The motion was fixed for agreed to and the second reading the 2nd July.

journ

of the continuance of question grant for ecclesiastical purposes last as promised ses considered, a

portion

which

circumstances.

beon

ctises

with

and Divine

this

the

June

Committees

second readings the law-

colony.

matters

hope of

the

the

Stock

motion of Mr. James :-r— A Bill to amend the law to partnerships, A Bill to relating the law to arbitrations amend relating

bring

practical I

result

'great Mr.

;

20. The the annual

leave

will

will

I

The

isting

of

the

the

I

from curall pressing

in the revenue large increase and the condition consequent flourishing of our have finances, Ministers given my the welcome of opportunity considering of the duties whether some now chargeable under the Tariff not Act, 1893," might with advantage be abolished, especially those articles of food in general on use and not of in capable the being juoduced and I have of colony pleasure informing to submit for you that they propose a Bill consideration with imyour dealing this also portant question. My Ministers pro to introduce a Bill the ex pose repealing duties on and sandalwood, port pearl-shells of that as they are these duties opinion not justifiable are or under ex necessary

I

'

'

Premier

The

of

revenue not for only but also ordinary requirements, for many other works important constructed usually loan from funds.

I

their

of

with

#

other

and

Standing

of the

sucoess

means

now

you

sing

the

the

interfere

Wednesday, The

of the

up

important attention,

your and

;

rent

The

in

expended

capital

the

26. I the

your that

in are year will be laid beand my Min-

be able

with

of

not

#

which has attended country by railways the proves beyond any doubt, that policy of giving facilities of transit by railway has been and should thoroughly justified, be continued to the utmost extent consist

ensuing and

the

on

Tuesday,

revenue

to

Solomon,

Throssell moved tho Address-in-Reply which was seconded The by Mr. iesse. House then to the adjourned day. following

local contour

a

was

Mr. intention

Mr.

of

struction. the opening

pro been

of

it

#

to

Tax.

all

and

reply

the

fund

—

preparation,

hope

and

Gentlemen of

the

assist

direction,

#

in

Premier,

said that Government

standard

peace,

copyright, importance.

estimates for

to

above

-

#

The

The railways are of the proving to the and greatest importance country,tho revenue for the present financial .year will not the working expenses, only exceed but will also pay the interest and sinking

having

a

#

25.

been

be

the

#

The Colonial Treasurer moved -the first of a bill "An Act to es reading intituled, a standard time for Western tablish Austra which was second lia," agreed to, and the fixed for that reading day week.

olis.

con

will

colony,

3rd

the

by

Government Imperial of establishment

since

..

business. #

Perth is now carried out being of enabling reliable esti object mates to be prepared for -any or drainage other works that in con be necessary may nection with the sanitation of tho metrop

running

railway

the

Royal

course

1

'

9.

prove

16.

18. penditure

I

gold7. progress is a matter for much congratulation. fields in great is being attracted num Population of and The is bers. gold large output will and increase so soon rapidly regular, erected is at as the machinery now being of transit are means pro work, and betters be to con-, vided by the railways» shortly is The water structed. difficulty being of the and the efforts overcome, gradually in and Government conserving sinking with It is have met considerable success. to undertake at deep boring proposed in the hope of striking anartesCoolgardie ian supply. Goldof the Dundas 8. The importance of has a means field necessitated regular with established communication being a substantial jetty Esperance Bay, where A contract has is constructed. being been into for entered a fortnight therefore service between Albany and ly steamer the on ports Bay and the other Esperance south coast.

my sion

on,

the

as

and Mr. Speaker Legislative Assembly,

been

provided. The

running

daily train as provided

a

tractor, sisted

last,

soon

over

measures

legislation the rail-

already

been

As

been

anxious

are

in

survey with

practically

in the week and since the four in days

days

November

have

time,

will

you

24th

diction

for

both

and

purposes,

the

on

railway, have

been

last

efforts

be asked to consider Municipal Government, the law to relating the and gold mining, regulation inspection of mines, the amendment of the Parliamen estates of tary Elecloral law, duties on the deceased the appointment and juris persons

the

River Collie proves has been discovered,

pass the

authorise

of

development

domestic

steam and be asked to

tho

completed. regularly

Trains three

from

had.

The Speaker informed the House that he .had received the return of tho writ for the that DeGrey, setting forth Mr. Richardson had been elected.

by

Ministers

successful. is

ned

ced

;

two

over

Speaker and Members having retur the Legislative Council whore they to receive tho address of tho Ad took their seats and -commen ministrator,

session that the railway work-, Fremantle be moved to a should more advantageous Ministers site, my the recess, the have, during given subject the most and careful consideration tliey to recommend propose that the shops be moved to a site near the Midland Junction, of 266 acres on a reserve to the belonging In Crown. at this arriving decision, my. Ministers in accord are With the acting recommendations of a Commission specially to the and appointed consider question, also in accord with the of the opinions advisers of the professional Government. 24. Owing to the increase of population, the necessity for improving the water sup and of the ply sanitary arrangements has towns become of larger a question much and a importance, comprehensive with these scheme for dealing 'matters has been considered Government. by the My

fresh of dredging

25th.

June

Tuesday, The

at

shops

of

for

on

and

solved

will also 17. You bills with dealing the amendment of

approval.

your

further

The

deposits valuable

to

Midland

work

Legis

and good jetty providing and other increased wharfage accomodation for facilities at all the of shipping ports the colony. 23. The Legislative Assembly having re

the

use

of the

'

tion,

viding necessary lias legislation and will be submitted to you. prepared, believe that the My Ministers establish ment of a mint will the min assist greatly and at the same ing industry, will, time, add to our as a large prestige gold-produc ing country.

the

will

ex

harbour

the

The

construction

very

.

Bill

its

been

the

are

railway

has

sanctioned

The finished. nearly from to for the railway Mullejva surveys and the contract Cue have been completed, of the line will be let for the construction a The surveys at as early date as possible. for the from to Donnybrook railway and are in hand, the necessary Bridgetown Eastern

has The

week. handed

to

of

improvement

has

been

now

The carried

inst.

been

price.

satisfactory

the

are

mole

goed supply

a

been

j

for the contract Cross to Coolgardie

Southern

south

already

steamers

has

the

I

The

traffic.

from railway has been, let

have

works

Froiiinntlfi

Albany 15.

I

Diu'ing

Mullewa

the

where Jetty, is available.

years,

of

the numerous the past year works authorised publio by Parliament have been The railways progressing.

with

intercolonial

Town

while

5.

and the 3,276 feet, commenced, and has

connection

I

several

Australasia. My Ministers Federation that the fully admitting is of vast im of the Australasian colonies the colonies to themselves, as portance still of opinion well as to the are Empire, untill the has made some that, question colon substantial in. the Eastern progress it cannot, under circumstances, existing ies, for this become a pressing question colony, Parliaments

harbour

for

the

I

in

Fremantle

The dredging of Princess Royal Harhas been further bour, Albany, continued, and the anchorage ground has been largely The mail with extended. steamers can now all safety enter the Inner while Harbour,

I

Commonwealth

exper

ASSEMBLY.

'

The low obtainable prices -for our wool and products, especially cerials, for serious givejeause consideration and to meet anxiety. My Ministers propose these adverse 'circumstances by reducing the transit rates on our for agri railways aud cultural to tlie lowest pastoral produce cold possible paying point, stor by giving age accommodation on our railways, by the of market establishment a and cold storage in Perth, which is now in course of erec 22.

at

I

Hobart

principal

are

Gentlemen

staple

14.

I

has

at

Council

last.

by

this

I

gratifying.

Federal

in .Tff.Tnin.ry decided was Bill, passed should 1891,

loan

a

is most

As

per cent. which

on

that

to a works, it is proposed construct comdock inside the modious near river, Rous Head. This will felt a long supply want, and will add to the and usefulness greatly convenience of the Port.

I

for 3. The first of the loan one moiety last million and a half, authorised session, in London at has been successfully floated and realised a pre 3£ per cent, interest,

difficulties

tended fpr a distance of 530 feet. The rock is doing 'dredger employed at Fremantle and effective exceptionally cheap work, and another of the Bame dredger type is about to be ordered. The pump dredger employed at Albany will shortly be removed to Fremantle, and it is proposed to order additional an so that in pump a dredger, short time there will be two of each class at This Fremantle. work employed great will to be vigorously continue prosecuted, and have Ministers confidence my every in the ultimate success of the undertaking.

—

'

Mr.

The

been

I

Gentlemen

of the

now

the

and at a coat in proceeding satisfactorily, all branches below the original considerably The estimate. north mole has been exten

I

a—

—

and Gentlemen Assembly.

Speaker lative

stock to market bringing during and are months, anxious to facilities as great possible.

j

Mr.

Mr.

summer

giveas

President and Honourable of the Legislative Council,

our

anticipated.

ienced

session of On Tuesday last the second the second Parliament was formally opened Sir Alexanopened by the Administrator, der C. J., who been conOnslow, having of the to the chair President of ducted the read the Couneil following Legislative address

of well up watered Northern and Eastern in hand, and good results are My Ministers fully

to

is

aware

Mr.

safety

opening

routes

distriots are

LEGISLATIVE

The

stock

PARLIAMENT.

n—

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SECOND

the public.

,

OP THE

SESSION

'

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provide travelling

of the

LEGISLATIVE

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and comfort

for

.

coasts,

as

'

PARLIAMENT.

well

as

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—

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Throe

times

She can-

Her

wouuded,

12 campaigns, and. decorated In 1831 she was sur in the 10th Polish geon's chief assistant She regiment in tho servico of France. Avas for her wounds, her medal, pensioned her cozen and her final rank. campaigns, 15 children. Shr brought up aud survived Tho last child sho buried died at the age of 80. fire

a

silver

in

cross.

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