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NOR'-
SETTLERS.
had
We
this
begin article the
leading lian
on
we
of a reprint the Warn Austra and of question
-from native the
on letters unable
some
week
same
to
were
a
which
subject as
reproduce
they
appeared. It
is
that
be regretted
to
signs
are
of the native question being apparent to another about again experience of
season
severe
which charges are newspapers and
ous
The
canvassing. in the
English
appear
becoming
more
definite.
more
numer
Quotations
or events hearsay accounts explained away capable of being fully this journal that are taken from or a wide circulation. and are given
representing
of the
Many
incidents
which
receive
to in
something At present
that stories
insist
so
their
there after
was
all.
these mission
j
or more time and atten services, useful tion given to make them really members If they of the community. been raised to the Anglohave not at least Saxon level, they have been
their
districts
many to the
sistants
be
valuable and they
settlers,
as
be
sure :
which have a distinct of form, ring and the extreme about the exaggerated The more this native them. question will it be is the more examined into, as to the general found that statements of
illtreatment tion 7— as
distinct which
cruelty!
founded
—are
the aboriginal from isolated
ho
has
one
of denied
cases
and
hearsay,
011
popula
ever
nour
The by a too fervid imagination. the less, it they are investigated, are of be worthy seen, they
ished more
will
sum
expended— pounds— is not of for
ground
to be able
to turn from It the discussion of which can a subject, intestine fail to breed ill-feel scarcely of and has not the compensation ing, to another result, any relief
a
good producing native branch of the which Bishop Gibney
most
we
a
on the JBoard, established by tion of the aborigines' the Trappist monks, in the WestKimFrom the account district. berley has furnished, supple His Lordship mented by Father Duff's rotes, there no
doubt
been
made
be
that in
excellent
an
founding
an
start institu
can be re where the aborigines and taught the claimed from savagery,
tion
of
arts
peaceful
a
Within
less
little
wooden temporary have been church garden would
been
has
appear its
to
regard
that food
and
settled
themselves favourably
largely natives
Bishop
Gibney
was
most
companions and the mercy, was
temptation besetting in this
to
confidence they never abused. is
pilfer
sins
of
placed
The
one of usually the savage, but
these West J£imrespect showed themselves natives berley' the to accepted esti usually superior One of characteristics. mate of their of when placed in a position them, full in charge of a tent responsibility, forsook his post, never of provisions, of food, did himself short nor, though himself. Whether be toueh a thing the are due to traits these striking or of the natives, natural disposition
to
"
its.
further for the
the this
then,
that
it
is
not
at the turn has worked
He into
and
heart nor
serious
have
affairs
hard
sparing
soul,
and
money, minded
like he
man,
in
our
calculated
to
arouse
one
the
of the benefit It does not seem population. able to demand that the this
knowledge
money
shows
of
control But
disbursement. what is not done. unto
itself,
fingers of the matter,
and
thai The at
can
will
leave and
but
can
fritter
out
any
away one
the doubtedly UhurcU missions
if
it
£5000
a
the
at
what Hall
Town
really say the occasion previously
referred
lie
.
on
to
by
me.
Yours,
facts
settlers
lordship
the
next
the Nor'-West
to tiine
sottlers
To
AY.
Editor.
the
Sib,—
In this morning's I paper another letter from Mr. Mackay time so abusive this not but politely " I do not believe insinuating Biohop I disclaimer." trust his Gibney's will treat this would-be Lordship with the contempt patriot he richly deserves in to stir attempting up I strife. was at the Town Hall at and I endorse his Lord the meeting, as authority very important
the
unfortunate
natives
in exchange instance I can
north,
For
for their show a
the
I
whilst
an
by
arm
in the domain .
in
very
in a little poor 12 years, who was a small rifle bullet,
specimen aged about
teresting native, shot in
not
although
I reporter, may be a factor in to bringing the cruelties extended
a
of
some
light to
and
disclaimer,
ship's
he was on his around a camp tire. entered Tho bullet the arm hear the elbow and travelled down .the arm the wrist. escaping near In other of the world the parts natives have been for recompensed their land. Let us look for instance' to the New Zealanders. It would be how to know much interesting these North-West natives receive for their land, the lead bullets not to be cbunted. I presume the native, he is although
understand knee sitting
has
black,
a
to his
birthright
Mr.
Perhaps has entered
land.
since he the defensive, kindly describe in the "West Australian" " a hunt" it would myall be read
Mackay
will,
on
—
well
with,
perhaps interest. My advice to Mr. Mackay is to "let the dead past bury its dead" and not court of reckless the exposure deeds enacted by reckless individuals. —
Yours
&c.,
Y QUABBA. Oct.
Perth,
Sir, notice
VY
14.
To In
Editor.
the
this
I morning's paper from Mr. C. Harper. I shall suppose he does not know who I am. He to be able pretends to de lineate character as he my from, —
a
letter
says,
letter and further he con my short ; tends that aim was to say somemy thing nasty about Mr. McKay. Well, if that je so, Mr. Harper has followed in his references pretty closely to Dr. Gibney arid myself. I am afraid Mr. Harper does not know my char and he acter, may yet know something to cause him to alter his ooinion. 1 I am not admit like Mr. a Harper, me
native
of
this colony, ergo, accordiug 1 can people's ideas, know about other parts of the world am stuffed with and
some
nothing and I MACK
MACKAY.
notice
to
&c.,
&c.,
MoD.
vanity
because, I may be forsooth, an factor" in bringing important to some of the cruelties light extended to in the north. che natives Mr. Harper is in the of wrong giving hypocrisy,
2.
Oct.
Editor.
the
meaning
"Quabba" Sir,
make
attributed the Town
lo
of
use
the
ex
at the meet and on which
me
Hall,
Mackay comments,
I do not
called
remarks
feel or
I did not
—
pression ing in Mr.
upon myself.
defend
hence to refute his
Yours,
their
To
M.
may
GIBNEY.
Editor.
110
Sir,
in
the
so
pleases, with year,
—
-I
have
correspondence
further
than
wish to continue the above subject
no on
If
this.
I
understand
His
Lordship Bishop Gibney with connection the ex I imputed to him. As pressions there to be a doubt in the appears minds of souie who should know, with rightly,'
Un say it nay. of how far question to the natives should from the State, is one
to
disclaims
receive support that calls for settlement. But it should not be placed in the bauds of a Board
all
clue
any that
deference,
1
would
most
re
ask the V ery Reverend gentleman, Bishop Gibney, if he would not mind repeating through the columns spectfully
the control of Government, beyond and Parliament, opinion. public j
beg
to
it
good;
applied that
say terms,
as
an
although
is
only
adjective. I spoke
thus I in
had the aborigines of like Te Kooti of New in the north things would wear a different to what aspect From the tone of Mr. they do now. letter one Harper's would think that
hands body
as
I did not intend strong to sayany thing nasty of Mr. McKay, and with reference to my ignorance about of the world, other parts I can assure this
Oct.
the
used when
Mr.
&c.,
f 7th
Perth,
welfare here the
enshrouded
are
to
not
remarks
public.
To
snap its disposal
means of ameliorating direct condition is taken of its out to an aud entrusted irresponsible
which,
out his
ask
ever
do
But we of the ques
spirit.
clnistianity
Freman'tle,
precisely Board is a law
the
"
Australian
"
that
most
and
them
of certainly
McD.
The opinion. public annual is an important grant and but it requires attention,
proceedings
painting than any
worse
Yours,
which
in
at
mystery,
I
he speaks about
should be preceded of by the disposal the is Board. Government usually
whose
to.
kindly himself
confine
'is
for
the
worst
afforded
present
regarded as responsible of the native population,
settlers
christian
any
tion,
iu
conclusion
purposely
Bishop Gibney's regard to the Nor'-West
.with
the
1000 sheep
unreason
voice
or
is
lordship
of how, and why it is should also be allowed
and
years touring
stigmatises of slayers
as
of 10 to to the
come
aboriginal
be
should
his
thing approached that think
position occupied by the extraordinary Protection Board. It is Aborigines income annual drawn given a large from public funds and to be expended for
in
man
and I don't his observations remarks as he
from unkind
rate
only
that
most on
if
What
was
district,
the Nor'-West
feel
is
our
at the
can
that
neither any other
columns reflections
visited
Bishop Gibney, settlers Nor'-West
blacks,
to him appears keenly what, doubtless of official the cold blast indifference. to But less bound persons up in the the mission, correspondence Trappist
published
God
lordship
could, make such
the
him
must
whole
lordship,
for the It is a
of the mission. which he has thrown
establishment project
by the
feel
manner so.
made the other night in the Town Hall. At that I speak of I could the time venture to say that any of the settlers at the Nor'-West that came in contact with the then Father "Gibney treated him as a and with the gentleman, utmost New, Sir, when his respect.
understand
to
difficult
Gibney should
Bishop annoyed
ly taken.
made
grant
his
through he think
'
the
all
settlers
not one for his sins, would not even Bishop Gibney. a of good number
when
ago
the curt, uninforming, abrupt sound out of place in replies strangely a is of the colony whose administration be kind. Whatever dispehsible may one's or opinion as to the insufficiency of
the
If
natives. world
Indeed
reverse
that
like Bishop of the Nor'-
gentleman
a
go scathless, I temembcr
the
say
a damaging impres and Downing-street, of the world, when at our
classes
here, the ensuing of the Board being and of the red tapist official, studiously of satisfaction. no sort order, giving
tion.
safely
West settlers in the same category and endeavoured to convey his opinion that the Nor'-West settlers are punished for their sins against by the drought
considera the present, letters from
incident ends, the Secretary
can
myself,
in
parts
Gibney
below
for
"West
mother's,
only.
for
speaking
I
ordeal
such
door
very
Bishop Gibney's evidently and in a expectations, subsequent to the letter Board, he put his views before and re-submitted it, strongly matter And
believe
other
intimation at the important that the Board had granted stating £350, in aid of the Beagle Bay mission This sum for the current was year. much
am
wonder that sion prevails
with
letter,
twelve
I
nearly all of the Nor'-West could speak after the same do called on (o they were
'
woman's
for
the months
through
or
flowers,
your Lordship entitled Forage and finally, like
a
I
come
I
one.
chastised natives manage would like to see
can 1
so
Gibney
I
I killed have not
1
who
doing
Sir,
but
have that
say and
Now,
|
National Library of Australia
not
scathless,
most
disbursed, some sort
in
Neither
do
end,
a
'
even
Plants the postcript
the
of what has happened natives and after I before and I call went Heaven to there, I say that I never witness when lifted a instrument to a native in my deadly
knowledge among the
life.
seeds
some
and
grapes forward
of a work of Australia,'
copy
for
asking
indigenous " to promising
constructed ; and fenced in, mission the is,
it
I
acknowledg
Secretary,
report,
some
supplies, the
the
of
a
.
the
the
ing
a
a
and his experi impressed, be regarded as other than cannot ences of the misthe success fore-shadowing he and his For a siou fortnight at their were entirely them
from
year and
than
monastery
Bishop
colony
life.
1
Bishop
finds
With
self-supporting.
in
er
letter
of 400 blacks, as he if think he used the word would sound as showmore for them. ing a little respect During the time that I have been on the Nor'-West, I have gained a good
them.
Protection Board. In he received a somewhat singular
earnest
were
addressed report, to the Aborigines' mission for the civilisa
lias
answ
a
j
Aborigines
time
honour
week
Last
ably associated enabled to publish by the Bishop
can
the
a
the
Gibney
slayers I natives it
terms
them, without
discharge
St.
Fund, made
the
were
though the, two thousand there is small,
itself
the
Relief
unsym
and
some
for
meeting
remarks a little go by without pathetic thereon. In the lest disas comment lost trous we drought 40,000 sheep, and to Bishop according Gibney's im and we misleading pulsive reckoning,
of this portion to applied
to
that
liability
self
with
question is
a
that insufficient believing been exercised. It was
has
.economy in order
Board,
acceptance. is
to
command
costly,
the
At
—
im very unkind, uncharitable, with and inconsiderate remarks pulsive est settlers. Now, regard to the Nor'-W that has been at the as a settler Sir, since Nor'-West allow 1869, I cannot unkind and Bishop Gibney's
the incurred in expense the mission. The establishing outlay not to for this could fail be purpose The initial work considerable. of a mission settlement in so founding a of the remote portioncolony must necessarily
the
of
some
support ground of humanity. of Bishop The object re Gibney's. the to Protection port Aborigines was to secure from that Board body some substantial in the assistance, of money, towards shape of a grant
the
can
of gaining employment which are best, of .a kind for they It to be re is, therefore, adapted. that anyone holding the high gretted of Bishop and authoritative position allowed himself to Gibney should have the Town Hall on make charges, plat
always
should
considerations, on the broad
Sir,
John's, (Newfoundland) I that notice Bishop
the
work upon, and that under the control of those de\ oted the Trappist men, to accomplish monks, it is destined work that, even apart from religious
.
in
that indicate excellent material
has
I
they
to
seem
Editor.
the
did
contact can previously, but in either case there is for encouragement. Facts
as
new
no
Aus Western however, tralia can hold her head high in regard to the subject In no other colony races received have the aboriginal on humane the whole more treatment, beneficial made of nowhere is more use
made
;
cause
such
whom
To
defraying
are without much publicity foundation, of truth or have just that substratum enables the progenitors of the which
statements
be said
equal
with
into
come
not
of Fathers
example
.
WEST
THE
_
AND
.
GIBNEY
'
BISHOP
the
Harper that colony a Zealand,
injustice natives
was
of
leader
ever
this
perpetrated and
colony, been at any
on
that
have not tiirie'such " infamous as expeditions Myall aud hunts," that the native women never have been molested. Now, from there
what
I can the contentions of learn, the natives are these. They say their domain has been entered by the white man ; have suffered they violence ; their women have been outraged and and children many of their fellow-men have been forced into aud that work-;
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camps,
shot
men,
whether they the natives is
kangaroo to
white that this
say
I
affairs
1
more
to
natives.
Harper's " Home
them
man.
not he
is
think,
the Mr.
;
the is
sheep
Harper
the will
condition of find many in defence of the I read in Mr.
From
what
letter,
I learn he is not a and it would be well black and re white,
in my experience all advise natives, to watch black, encroachments of the
or
1 may state that and from by birth, I the other colonies, whether or white
the
the
squatting
fra
that
locked up This concerned.
of authority in the north and scarce
far
as
settlers
as
specially
around
all
Irwin
the
desire
four
to
are
to applies River.
the
cannot
they
say
or
Being
blissful
state
to content remain of anonymity, Mr of me to the contrary. .
opinion
Yours,
auctioneers'
Scab
Act recommitted,
was
The Executor Bill
West and
in tl
LEGISLATIVE
The
December took
Midland
proposals Colonial
The
Perth
select
The
took
the
to
was
Act
at
amended. committee, Protestant The Perth Orphanage and Sale Bill, Perth Lands Railway were read Crossing Improvement Bill time. a second The J ury Exemption and Land Bill, Constitution Bill Act were Transfer time. read a first at 955 p.m. The House adjourned
thrown
Congdon,
took
Speaker
the
Bill
Branding
House
at
adjourned
122
took
p.m.
of
particulars
all
of
sums
230
Colonial
the report select committee on the Midland Railway proposals. The House into committee weut on the Industrial and Reformatory Schools Bill when the amendments of the Legislative Council were agreed to.
The
of Wines Bill, Manufacturing and Companies Bill amended in wpre committee. The Colonial moved Treasurer that when the next contract for the coastal steam service be called for that pro be made for the extension vision of the to
Wyndham.
The House
Treasurer,
the
The at
7.30
in
to
reply
Colonial
was
Hospital
Bills
Amendment time. The
of Bill
Jury
Sale was
Further
Act read
Exemption
a
first
and
Bill,
were read Land Bill and passed. on took place long discussion made R. F. Sholl motion by Mr. without that the Government should,
Transfer
of
the pidtion
was
took
W.
A.
Company
Bill
at
8
aud Executors Bill,
a
first
time.
The J ury time
third
Exemption and
Bill
read
was
passed.
The Transfer of Land Bill was a first and passed time, through mittee amendment. without The House adjourned at 930 LEGISLATIVE
a
read com
a
Wednesday, The
division 15
The sums
the
on
were
new
very
little
to office, time to
into the finances, ask the indulgence
deeply
and
to
of
to
a
p.m.
ASSEMBLY.
Speaker
December took
Colonial paid for
Treasurer
at 730
said to
subscription
the news
1891, amounted
fst,
we
lion,
in respect of extent large them. before On the I had a very pleasant
hon. members a state place before ment of affairs, which, if they do not show strides the enormous that were shown of 1891, at the beginning will satisfy is in
state
is
there to
as
members
hon. sound
a
and that
have
our
no
to to
finan
cause
unable
being that
obligations and that
that
have
we
should
we
for to also
half hope of a prosperous Hon. members will that notice year. at the Government the pre proposes sent time to ask for a for six supply months. The estimates placed before will only show the expen you to-night diture desired to be incurred until the 30th June next. The reason for this is that the winter is a more convenient every
timefor and we
this
House
shall
to meet future be
in
to place before of the position has been closed before the actual has been diture
(hear, hear,) in a position the financial
members
after the year colony and not, as at present, revenue and expen ascertained. The first with will that I will deal be the point of the On the 5th population colony. the census was April, 1890, when taken the population numbered 49,782 persons, mouths
and
at
now,
had
it
later,
period
a
20
some
reached
to about
au increase of about showing I this 400 per month. matter place because I think that if we are to. first,
58,600,
wealth
iu
we
The
must second
iucrease
to the of question our Out of the loan of 1890-1, loan. had we namely £1,336,000, expended to the £373.330. un 30th Sentember. Since three then some months have, refer
and
expenditure very heavy. was
on placed realised £100
to
judge
I in
I
have
for
7
to
this
that the has been
say
£400,000 market 5s. So far not
wjwww.
time
the
do
point
is
r
elapsed,
of
our
recently as I am
loan and able
any the remainder, raising when a favourable opportunity arises, and I think that the in which way is able to Western Australia place her loans shows that the upon the market, wise were in entrusting Government their
21st.
the chair
of the
subject On
colony.
to
difficulty
T
from January papers November 20th, 1892, £75 2s.l0d.
National Library of Australia
21st. chair
read
were
to went defeated
13.
look had
we
had
had
i
Amendment Trustees and
p.m.
by
the
Act
the recommenda Smith as set forth locomotive work a
we
population. which I will
December
President
time
effect to delay, give tions of Mr. Allison on the in his report The matter shops.
occasion
and
increase
COUNCIL.
p.m.
a
enlarged The
Agreed to. at 4'15 p.m.
adjourned
first
House of the
our
said the Government Mr. Quinlan, a view to with could not do anything of the hosthe re-organisation public until
up
of the
The Scab
p.m. The
ex
money
pended as incidentals for 1891. The Colonial Treasurer brought
service
this dressing the finances
undertaken, at
plea
to submit to this the of revenue and estimates expenditure for the first six months of the year 1893. This is the third occasion ou which I have had the honour of ad
any anxiety meet all the
chair
Mr.
:
great House
sure
cially,
20th.
the
said
Treasurer, rise with
Sir— I
at any rate the country
ASSEMBLY. December
Committee
Colonial
indeed, because the colony hadpro in. a manner grossed unexampled in its history. To-night I have an equally pleas ant task because I think I will be able
The Colonial Treasurer laid on the returns table showing the moneys paid to the proprietors of the various news for papers advertisements etc. and
19th. chair
revenue
—
The
the receipt
duty
Bill committee
was Bill read in committee,
Timber
Wednesday, December
came
consolidated
facts placed second occasion
out.
LEGISLATIVE
Monday,
or
announced
of
out
the
ASSEMBLY.
LEGISLATIVE
to in
exposed
a
members
:
and
.
Amendment committee
in
first
The Speaker
Industrial and Re January. Bill was read Schools a formatory time and passed. third Public Health Further Act The and Police Act Amendment Bill, Bill considered in were Amendment
to
and
Anivndment
considered
Tuesday,
The
when
Sale
Improve time
select
and amended. The Jury Exemption
The
announced
Colonial
of
third A
Land
Act a
considered time, amended, and reported.
Secretary for the that the House would adjourn and New Christmas Year's holidays, and that the delegates to the Federal would leave Council Perth on the 13th
pitals
Company's by the
up
third
a
Health
referred
Police further
COUNCIL.
President
at
committee
Crossing
read
were
The Export
chair
superstruc
water
sea
time ancl passed. The Speaker
Canning,
chair
the
Orphanage
Railway
The
a
19th.
of the
In
Secretary.
was
was
December
for was
financial
affairs
anticipate
to
an
been paid.
it I take that Therefore, indebtedness i« G 1 ,046,570 or about £30 per head. The present interest the and sinking fund, including on which interest the £400,000 has is £107,855 just been tendered for, per and alter we have arranged all' annum, our loan together with fund sinking
actual
our
institution
has a world-wide which reputation. The indebtedness of the colony is matter another of interest. The total on the indebtedness 31st gf December will be £2,209,100 a less fund sinking in hand of £112,520, so shat the net will be £2,146,570 indebtedness and o| amount this £400,000 has hftt! yet
have
shall
we
jetty
with the earth. The Scab Act Amendment and Bill, W. A. Trustee Executor and Agency Bill were read a third Company, Ltd.,
ation
p.m.
20 bh
Railway brought
was
and Bill
Bill, ment
the
of
report
the
on
SUMMARY.
LEGISLATIVE
piles.
was
a
used
being The use
now
jarrah permitted bub not where it
tures
was
Fremantle
were
with
replaced of karri
The
of Messrs. Amherst, Wright, Leake, and Morrison.
a
or
in
Works,
it said karri piles
of the
been
COUNCIL.
The President 2 30 p.m.
The Public
ar-
said
Sholl,
the message from His Excellency the Estimates Governor, transmitting the for June 30th, half-year ending and recommending the appropri 1893,
Ltd.,
1115
section
one
of
committee,
at
Lands, the on the report in the hands
F.
accordingly.
Bill
&c.,
PARLIAMENTARY
S p.m. The
of
Trustee, in
of Crown
R.
contact
Bill and
Agency Company,
considered
was
Mr.
the action
fees.
Amendment amended,
LEGISLATIVE
Monday,
Mr.
view
a
Australian
20.
Oct.
in
reported.
QUABBA. Perth,
Government with investigated the
to.
of com auctions
matter
for
missions would be
reducing The
the
that
DeHamel,
settle
acres.
a
in
had
passed.
with have to be content five hundred acres, whereas the has as of thousands many
squatter
per's
for
nonsense
to
to
reply
and from
originate
engines. Agreed Treasurer said made motion by
railway Colonial
Tuesday,
station get white hot. men to work, because it is too of instances where There are hundreds white settlers have tried to get home but in steads and those that vain, is
owners
fires
legislation
farmers
protect which
to
to Mr. Patterson, reply fact that most of the
—
is
the best stations
is
country
passing The
that
amended, and reported. The House adjourned
worked by the natives, is ly a white man employed, the natives " bossed" being by the tender-hearted Chinaman or Malay superintendent; also thatof the best land in the most
the It
to
requisite others from
of things rampant in the
are
north
is
of special ground on negatived
was
moved
Traylen
Commissioner
reply
Government Geologist's was Murchison goldfiekls of the Government printer. The Director of Public
state
same
here
carefully
very
colonies. am told on of the many
that
not
or
me
the natives, membered that fact. I am an Australian
I
Mr.
follow
if
other
their
that
what Will
tion on Act, the services rendered the voices.
children,
maintaining
Ruler,"
ternity, will exist
in
innocent
are
to
the
the natives white man,
a
down and
women,
;
in
to
£139,650
provide
hesitation in that do that. we can saying easily When I introduced on the estimates after Feb. 4 1891, soon myself and my
have
I
annum.
per
no
took that I stated I office, that estimated the debt per head of the population wbuld reach £44, when we loan had raised this of £1,336,000 But this it has not done as yet, and it is a long way oft reaching that amount. I hope and believe that our population will increase in a that will pre way vent our debt from increasing public colleagues
to In
.
extent than at present. greater connection the with indebtedness head of the in this per population it may be not out of place to colony, refer to the public ef the indebtedness a
other
colonies.
borrowing
not
are
all
we
there
know,
amount of the other
great part of
the
on
to regret of a very
however,
I,
say that the statistics recent as date, still, has not been any
for a. very recently good and I do not reason, that the suppose statistics in Victorian the published Year-Boole and the Year-Book of Aus colonies
will be in error. In 1890 of indebtedness head of per in Netf South Wales population
the the
tralia
rat6
was
£43;
Queensland, £72; South Aus £66 ; Victoria., £36 tralia, West; Australia £28 (I have (at the time), shown you that at the present time it is £44 ; and New £30) ; Tasmania, Zealand £62. As I have said before we and we have an immense territory, are a growing and therefore I colony, our think that rate per head of in debtedness must, compared with that of all the other be consideredcolonies, not
altogether
hear).
(Hear,
unsatisfactory.
There
is
that
a
one
point which I think effects us more than any other colony in Australia, and that is our indebtedness we must counting remember
has
been
are
piling
on
has
two
time
considerable
contracted
£900,000 last
particular
our
spent
and
years,
monies. the during very short be raised
loaii
been
£436,000
amount We
recently.
in
more
a
will
before the country has an opportunity of benefitting by this loan expenditure. It is all this very well for us to obtain or
transitory progress these are railways what we look for is
should
follow and
pleted,
the this
which exists the money is being we
are
.
desire,
cannot expect, able time after
com
built,
temporary pros the time during The expended and which we
perity
benefits
works
the
after not
prosperity
while but that
prosperity
being
until
accrue
a
consider
the
works have been There is another point occur to everyone and that
completed. which must is that we lose I
that
loans
our
considerable
a
going to
was
say
half,
would
do
amount
of us
the
if
good could
we
produce all we required in this colouy. But, you all know we have to spend an immense amount of these loan monies in other Our loans to a con places. siderable
extent for
are spent in finding others rather than for our own We have to people. send away to the old country for all our rails and rolling stock and thia causes a considerable amount of Ina>. nil1!'
employment
money to be spent outside the colony. there is Again, another disad great which we vantage labour under compared to some 1 da not countries, the other say colonies. We labour under a great disadvantage in borrow ing money iu another market I was going to say a foreign but 1 market, —
do
uot
mean
acceptation
of
market. Interest were
a
borrow
first
the
the
.
money could from fails, wq
which
colonies instance
suffer we
we
our
our
awn; and
nnr
If
different,
with
the
all
the
under.
have tomorrow
own
rolling people,
own
be
we
-could
o>ar
buy
would we
»11
troiu
our
usuaS
English
have to send from this colony. if community,
position would do
disability tralian
iu
We away rich
if people, atook aud their our
audit
in
foreign terms
—
often
are
they
if
sheep from
case motion that the Quinlan's be Rowe reconsidered Inspector with a view of his being dealt with under the section 8 of the Superannua
-
few
a
.
take
and
wholesale,
kangaroos
The
Mr.
of
—
remunerated they have not been fairly for their services their means of sub ; has been sistence taken from them the white man will shoot down their
great Aus
In
the
money
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We
have
are
and
means
therefore;
and,
compared
countries
great
with the old
and
appliances, under great those to
labour
we
disadvantages, suchas
Of some
community,
a new
the
not
ex
country, she had to borrow money construction of public works. I now another to come, Sir, very with matter connected our important finances. This is the amount of that is in the colooy in the capital last banks. On tho 30th September .
the
same
the
sum
in coin and aud there
30th
on the time, of 1,409,302Z
in
banks
for at
at
—
have
my friends (Laughter). 528,3632
it.
Of is
at
this and
call
Of
deposit.
there
Still,
fixed deposit between the
or
1,402,3022
there
amount
are
in
to
the
I
others more, deal with
|
imports the value of At the end of 1890 of the population, head per imports,
1
colonies
various
in
one.
that
over
we
!
\
West
to
there.
fortunes
of
;
|
this
scarcity a Wd
water deal
rrreat
(
'
1
j
this able
.
in
eoudition.
depressed effect
acme
irate-
in
on
is no there this matter.
our
cause
for
this for
sent
people
at the than the exports, to
£788,766.
exports factory. be slight
present those
Here
for 1892, The value
y
reduced.
is
was
52,861
goldfields I have been from the places in the Customs.
far
as
opinion entered
and
most
satisfactory, From encouraging.
valued
—
—
—
at
of are a
it
Albany
don't
I was
know
at
entered
£905,
to
a
these seeing
time short ago we where be a country Before with dealing
were no
the Decemer ending 1892, I year 31st, will refer 30th to the ended year of Tho revenue of last. September the ended the 30th year September
a
gold
last
existed.
the
making
I think £200,872. most encouraging,
very
where
amounted
£461,732 of
for
to £522,782, tlie year ended
as
against the 30th
increase of op- tin September, 1891, The the for £61,050. expenditure ended the 30th year September, 1892, ivas £51)9.468 as against £431,194 for of September, the year ended the |30tli increase an of £78,2/4. Wp 1891, had a credit balance on current account 30th of September of this year, .on. tjje revenue of £124,604. The estimated
.
year
hand to
amounted
the X fear will not be satis of the exports will I have certain !
erect
agricultural
to
buv
a
extent I am in
However,
source.
be
a
balance
credit
to
the
makes
total
a
the
for
of £107,640. estimated revenue, ot
expenditure and of
£596,909,
I
by to
and I past, members to
some
now
Our was we
six
first
of
I estimate months of
£101,437. the
end
this revenue
tlie
1893
be
vision a
and has
next
on
arnouut
to
colonv make that
X
loans tio
tlunic
not
it
nossililc
the colony of 71,482/
over
estimate at
town, tine
;
courthouses
nt
and
Kaianning, station
at
Lo
Katanning,
Newcastle,
(estimated Oyoss, pne
to
cost
at
Y'k
2500/;
a
6000/, one both very
lighthouse at
a
this stores
a quaran at hospitals Perth Northura, ;
7,500/), Southern to cost estimated at Rottnest costing
Curnarvou
urgently
ou
Derby and 4'bany, Bridge-
York
Carnac;
in
bouded
were
Carnarvon,
Bunbury,
Eiucla
Included
.
to
required,
cost
the
2600/,
a
i
sum.
will I
for
raised
general of the part
rate.
provide munici
by them This
Government
by this.House
a
for
sum
under
tection .
I estimate reductions. great on the 30th of June next there will bo a credit balance of 43,721, and believe that instead of there being less than that amount will be more. there In this of 378,132/ und expenditure
all
the
amount
the
'
of
Board, of but
the
shall
and the
lot
respects, Constitution shall extend
adding to the Aot for the of 2,500/ huB keen
or assisting Constitution
A sum Aborigines. placed on the estimates for the upkeep of the
any
for and sinkiDg-fund interest 53,927/ loans we have been able to provide sum of 71,482/ works for and buildiugs
given
vote,
mouths
s
vcte total
which in
the
tho
on
a
This
and
53,927/.
to
of
sum
10s.
the
on
approved
is
be £389,132, and the will sinking-fund Iu this growiug
will
year
Minginew.
lastsessioa deal of satisfaction great m all municipalities the colony. throughout There is another item which I do not think is in the printed estimates.
and for my own part I think The are quite justified. railways and they are becoming being extended, our chief item. I revenne-producing am to say that all with the exer sorry tions of the Commissioner of Railways,
interest
to
from The
line
telegraph
line
be asked
a
of
under
selves action
is
of
a
form part which it
for
is
subsidy
palities
couraging,
lirstsix
'
amount is proposed to ask to bo in tho erection of a lunatic spent in the of the asylum vicinity Darling Range—(hear, hear)-— the present build and sito ing being in the opinion of the Government unsuitable. Another pro
what was realised £7466 over dur six months of 1892. ing the first That, I do not is a excessive think, very but ou railways estimate, ruy hon. friend the Commissioner of Railways has as sured me first six months that for the of 1893 he will receive £15, 070 more than lie received for the first six months of 1892. is I most en This, think,
Hie
not but refer, few. The vote for of the items separate be 15,000/ for the half
also
will
of 3000/, to of 20,000/,
only
lor
I need
a
also main
present
House
for
so that we hope to have for expenditure, dnring the first six months of the In coming year £421,854. I estimate the Customs an increase of
Tho expenditure
which
to
mention exclusive
will
the
£320,417,
it
spend
this
Wandering,
a
will
for
—
of
year
already to
Albany
hon. short
a
have
propose
and Fremnntle. We to ask for propose additions to the office at printing Perth, to the Perth repair barracks, to repair the Rockingham line— voted telegraph last and not to build year yet spent a line from the telegraph Bannister to
I the
immediate will be
there
the
at
ask for
the
with
deal estimate
I
to me
Vm>L-
at.
will bridges We propose to re-vote 1000/ for year. the inspector of pearlshell Mr. fishery, Kent now Savilleon his from wny England to take up his duties here. We to ask for for the propose 500/, re-: of our presentation jarrah timber at 500/ to fill up the JVest Aus Chicago, tralian court in the Imperial Institute, and 5350/ for the fortifications at
avail
spend. with
extent,
I
balance
to
propose with
bear
while
future.
House
this
I
as
We
for
have
authorised have dealt
hall
town
being,
71,482/.
roads,
£438,
of this year. for this year this 1 estimate
services
Perth, to cost 2000/, and Dardanup,
at a
the
at
are improvements at Bun jetties Albany, and Owen' Dongarra,
works
estimates,
This
£646,422,
complete
half as year against for the whole of 1 892, on roads 10,000/ and bridges. There are other many as hon members will on items, see, the
hopes
the
of
to
offices
at
many these
in tlie oc large increase land, and that will tell, the rent is the small. Again, mineral must of our industries to the revenue. I prove of advantage now come to the expenditure for 1892. On the 1st January, was a 1892, there will
cupation although extension
1500/, propose
to give facilities for shipping Yasse aud Wyndham, and other the total cost of all places,
stock
from
cost
also
river
proposed, Dei by,
stated, 18,900/
considerable
for
and
increased
a
hall site
a
.
Barker,
to com magazine, at Greenbuildings in the erection, of a
Geraldton, of the public Perth museum
an
Anchorage,
to
assist
to
We
at
to
bury,
;
—
found,
figures that
was
from Yilgarn from PUbarra (hear, hear) from £4,089, and Kiniberley,
was
total
£79,568
to
hall
also
there
still somewhat expenses figures because the estimate of expen largely, diture for the half year ruiis close pretty to the revenue it to £54,671 uinouuts
I think
public
Harbour
the
the Murchison
at
hear)
(hear,
Customs
it
again
National Library of Australia
to
what
from so
"miscellaneous"
any alarm
(Joining
an
it
£73,264 £43,046,
have imported have the capacity amount almost
time. 1891 for.
form
to
supposed
yeai
know
amount
an
e
year, showing an purchasing, last to that imported 6(|ud that last. There is this to be said, stocks on the ih.ad larger we
amounted
came,
which
most
have At
imports.
great W
in
certainly This, may
to
gold
This
the
are
I the
thinking
—
(
has goldfields the cause to do with rate iu Perth. at
matters
has
members
of the depression, any we have, in the other Then again, of afi'airs where com slate colonics a mercial
be
to
seem
and
year,
explosive
an
the
members will understand the conditional from purchaso unless there is a large increase clauses, that the revenue will be it is not likely
credit
and this, valued (hear, hear) 16s. amounts to per ounce, of £85,690 an increase £200,872, upon the for the whole of last amount year, and there is another month to run this It be interesting to. lion, year. may
of the producing
on
go
acres
£3
at,
on there is the of water scarcity again, I think 1 on the Yilgarn. goldfields show that Yilgarn has shall certainly the but for all that not been inactive,
of
during
year
words of
a
Perth
Fre-
Gingin,
Mt.
Wagin.
neW wing
ho».
time,
them for repeat The members. export the eleven months of
ounces—
increased not is one the last year, but, there during must be apparent to cause that great is the That drought great everyone. de and tho consequent in the North to is what it comes power, for that reason I think why the im Another as as have not increased largely ports the stoppage iu former years has been and the com Railway of the Midland then with it ; and connected plications
I of lion,
way
£1000
build
buohes,
of based clause
at
1500/,
at
one
at
plete
sum
that so expended £544,984, the many 1892, notwithstanding during shall calls us we have expended upon less thau about we were £51,855,
pos
(
have
and reduction
my would
large of land nurchase
conditional
produced
shall
adequate
an
a
this
can
160
the
on
estimated
pass to
Australia but
These
population." so much
;
pression
have
West
everything
sesses
opinion of gold
colony
and
do powers This is increase.
to did
known
immigrant
an
Australia and free
be once'
it
to
usefulness,
North
at
1500/, cost
Katanning,
Narrojin, and oue
increasing
in
say
cost to
Guildford,
producing
produce acres 40,000 the
782, able
regard
i
the in
thought
this
Let
may
to
added
of land a loan besides from the public when he purse (laughter) has made certain and improvements, settlers will flock to try their quickly
132 ; South 202 per head ; Queensland, 262 ; Victoria, 202 Tas Australia, Aus and we in Western mania, 132 There are various reasons 182. tralia, no doubt to be given, why the imports of
"
view. It said in England that
Australasia
South
New
:
not With
were
into law. I read in
'
follows
as
with able to
I
be
to
is
Department
revenue
there
sufficiently
deal
The
land
this
tlie Home News in anticipation of the Nov. lltli, what I passing of the Homesteads Bill, and encourag very reasonable thought from of ing information my point
Wales,
were
to
sales,
that
know
we
see
to
bury mantle
and mining, was but £100,000, chance of it being
rents,
of
fore,
wish
The
realised.
drill
are
attempt
not but
now,
attempt
an
a
seem
we
all
the
considered Now I do
not
was
As you
2000/ in a suitable erecting building. We to build schools all over propose the colony, one at Albany to cost 2000/, one at Beaconsfiald to cost 1300/, one at another at Broomehill, Bun
understood, easily though J. hope to see it altered in the near future. The regu the disposal ,of lations for land are so liberal that it takes an immense amount
only
and coloijy We have been there has been
make
not
under
to
be
mining, any
and
its
are
care
of
size,
We
take
will
all
some
.
but
to alter
continual
land. did
revenue.
money;
of
.
the
must of the
productive. in fact time,
and matter the measure this matter
j
and exports. of imports to and in 1891 amounted 1,280,0932, in the. value of the estimated imports 202 per 1892 was 1,200,000 2, or about I regret to head of the population. this is not say some persons may think I like a cause for However, regret. items progressing. to seo both these our. We don't appear to have increased for 1892 over those of 1891. -
it
quarrel make
:
enterprising. tho question The imports
Sir,
railways the lands
long
a
we
at and Railway, Northam, Northampton, Onslow, and Minginew, at where to we York, propose spend
result of all will be the land The estimate of land revenue
worst
in
Queensland and New exceeded the im exports
be made must of things this. as and while railways,
them
good
'
to
state
making
is
;
Southern
—
realised
exports Wales were
in
the occupy Government
but
came to the I carefully, does that it not conclusion really those who hoard it do because matter, and the banks lend the their business,
now,
say
the
desired of bring by some people, them here and them on settling the land and finding them everything ; but them facilities of transit by giving and also them giving encouragement
and thinking
money I will
therefore
ing
not could help feeling to be that the regretted so much is prac system of hoarding but after a- while' tised by people here, '
would
New
;
pletion Post-office, com
all telegrams, stamps very as producing items, important revenue, the colony and as showing the progress
postages,
including and fees I don't
means
months afterwards, present time, nine credit of the present is 42,3712 to the When I these time. went through to-day, figures was that it
£10
efforts a
almost
an
at deposited The difference then and at the
call.
Tasmania, I
West
£12;
ciy that we should attract of the right sort and population cultivate the lands. I believe myself that it can be done, not by the direct
at
was
In
matter.
end of 1890, in New South
the
imports
make for
Government.
1891, 1,366,931/
banks
this
Victoria,
;
£15.
at
develop
is.
there
£14;
building of
it
Australia,
building
was.
880,4392
this to the
240,2492 belonging On September 30, the
I
and
£28
great such
the
at
fixed deposit. wonder whose it and none (laughter)—
call
think often I have none
fixed
people, and
.
banks
have
to
in
we
Broome-
at
Greenbusbes, andWagin at Bunbury, the Dongarra; the Fremnntle of Noith on the Great post-offices
post-offices
be received, but I believe amount will.be exceeded by about £20,000, so that our Customs will receipts to The estimated amount £270,000. for harbour revenue, dues, licenses,
stations
police
Bunbury,
hill,
it
be of bear
may
the
of
pletion
that
ports, tralia
I think, of these figures are known course, fo lion, at the same time it does members, me that is an immense amount strike of money
this and I £538,735, year was Customs was expect it to be received. not ; only will put down at £250,000
and Victoria and Western Aus the far exceed the imports, This waut of production and exports. of the imports consequent disproportion and the exports is a I think, subject, of serious and attention, deserving
at
September, the
it exports the relation
colonies South
about 'equal, Zealand the
interest.
bearing
or
call
other New
Australia,
that and
bullion was
the:
know
to
Zealand,
;
there was £438,321 in the banks here,-
for
Wales exported an amount head of equal to £20 per £22 ; South Queensland, ; population
if
perience for the
with
dealing interest to the
1890,
manufacturies, would not
could held
'
we
is
.
time.
it
here. Immense large quantities are but: quantities ready for shipment, the market is not favour sufficiently as I am able to judge, So far I able/ think I may say our exports will fall of what last year. In short they were
the
supply
ourselves. require must .continue for
we
this
course
to
course
Sandalwood
otherwise.
,
articles
not; able
are
of
and-,
of this,
be
—
we
not in
—
because
evidence
.
then we another have to. market, our send the interest ownaway; from and to spend so much: of what country, we have to borrow in those countries
—
in
it
Act to
for
for the half year Aborigines' Pro tho amelioration
in various aborigines provided under the that when the revenue half a million the vote
is
made one of the heads in the of the revenue expenditure of the colony. That I am fitue, very glad to say, has arrived, and, it is time therefore, that we for an increase applied in this vote.. Dor 1892 300/ or 40Qi more will be re he
and for quired, 1893 the amount will have to he larger. Hon. members have no doubt seen the correspondence placed the table with upon reference to tha Protection Aborigines' Board, and they will see the efforts of the Government, and to my efiorts remove this law from the Constitution Act. I I have pleasure in informing that you the Government steam dredge sailed for
Fremanlle
on the 15th of this month. of it at delivery so Fremantle, that we have nothing to do till it arrives. We have also ordered another
We
to
tabs
dred»e ©xoavatiug soft sand and eoaneeliQti with the harbour
be used for
mud
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THE!
aE51,500 Bargains!
Wish are
GROCER
WAREHOUSE,
AND
TEMPERANCE ST.
BARRACK
LINOLIUMS,
NOTE
—
derermined
to
re into
heavy stock of £1,500,
upwards
ONIONS, keeps H|ewcst
Enormous
Bargains,
secured, and elsewhere
Colonies
at
usual
which
&
Country orders which accompanied by remittance receive prompt attention. be
the address
Beef,
good Kerosene, and cheap.
-
R.
AND
attended
BRUSSELS
LETTING
aud
Murray
Stair
Carpets,
Hay-street,
Stair
Linoliums,
AND
forwarded
Saddle
&c.
I
FIIBnriSHIlVG
IvUEKAl,
modated
PERTH,
HAY-STREET,
YEAR!
NEW
C. S
E,
AND
HOTEL,
NOW
Public.
to
are
obtainable.
equal
Dining
Australian
just
Alcock's
Best Commercial
Wine
and
and is
years, markets choicest
anything magnificent
Tables. Travellers.
Hot
Baths. Sydney, filed Adelaide Newspapers The Undersigned, having bourne
e
in of
a
the
been
for
t
r
li
200 Boxes per box.
.
50
of
Cold aud
all
of
Ales,
Wines,
leading Mel
past
the
Y atheroo
from
the
best Beer
and and
Tklegrans
Pfompt
will
A
stock
large
of Poultry
be sliortly
to
Three
Half
a
Guinea
week
per
Families
GRAND Is
under
the
liand.
20
on
of
P:
T.
all
Caulfield.
@ I2s.
aud
1/-
Plants
1/6
per
half
oa.
—
at
distance the g real
To
each, Medical
I/-
1'ioiu
those
residing
at
help M, & Co. have confidence in introducing their oE Baptisia for Low Fever. preparation The, attention will promptest be given to all up-, orders on of country receipt stamps aud two bottle for pence per Liberal postage, Disest
allowed
to
agents,
&
Co.,
MURRAY-STREET
EAST,
Barrack
Street
6d.
from
Is.
each.
NEW
SUMMER
orders
Country
attended
Ware.
to
Our
well
Mervs
SUTTON,
GOODS
E A R M A MARKED
N
'
S,
CIIEAf.
Muslins, Cloths,
Lace Curtains, Spreads, Cashmeres,
yds. )!
lb
„
rich f)
,,
Blk
Perth.
Street,
yds.
Go-operative
Silk
!!
>1
Black
x'o ,
,,
The above
Barrack
Ceuts
Husieiy,
Ties,
w.
G.
Guarrauteed Mew
.)
tq
etc.
HEARMAN,
Draper,
Tailor,
HAY
Outfitter,
STREET,
etc.,
PERTH.
"I
10
wear.
for
V/u tub fellas, -Shirts,
Ins, "l
,,
Hats, Braces,
Tweeds,
Silk
Pinafores, Infants of all descriptions.
Feathers,
Laces,
English
Black Co-operative very rich to wear. Dross pieces warranted
Ifi
1(3
Flowers,
Lacos, Cots, Gui
Bonnets,
French Dress Goods, Muslins, Cambric, Priuts, Sunshades.
Silk,
Ribbons, Swing Fold
Hats,
Millineiy, Ribbons, aud
few
Silk
Butcher,
Co-operativo
Fancy
Clothing
Dresses,
1(>
and Retail
etc.
Art board
A
Liddelow),
known
etc.
Bed pure Handkerchiefs,
la'1'15
Wholesale
H ALL
—
:
Plain Side
dispatch.
;
G.
W.
descriptions.
—
£2
Js.
WANTED
Owuers whose
Country
of Pianos
Instruments
in
the
require
TO OPEN Per
s.s. Sepia, Bamboo Umbrella Stands, Easels, Plush and Tapestry, etc.
Racks, g.
National Library of Australia
—
ut
use
Tinctures for Cold (in early stage) M. upwards. Neuraline & Co.'s for and all Nerve Speciality Neuralgia pain at c-icli. M. Co.'s Paint for Unbroken I/O
Js.
of
Cases
Tables,
J.
from
Bons,
now Drapery opening per SiS. Nairnshire, comprising Black Gro. Grain Silk, Pongee Silk,
daily.
direct
& supervision
management
Table
Fancy Glass
day.
HOTEL,
valuable.
:o:
waited
(Fredk.
THE
.
near
Games of
will
receive
per
Bon
Watches
Boys'
Artificial
Attention.
Guineas
of
a
kept
1/-
count
Caids,
Birthday
ALSO
STANLEY —
Cases.
Cigar
opened Homajpathic
AT
with and
Meat.
fifteen
Spirits. Letters
aud
Year,
Room.
the
the seleet
to
position World
Room
and
Broker
of
one
Melbourne in Reading
Spirit
Sydney
brands
Terms
Cases,
:o:—
Prime
which
Aubrey's
Chilblains
Cigarette
and
ot'
will also be given to the Dietetics for infants and in M & Co. would speciallv Malted Food as being External Tinctures in
MARTIN
Street,
The
a besides with fitted up Fine Sample
colonies,
Saloon
Hotel
Barrack P
decor
for
spray.
Hand
IIVTCHEIS,
I860.
have
tbey dispensing
Camphor
Bugs, Purse and Card Gentlemens' Pocket Books,
New
Parliment Hall, tlie Oilices,all Station.
,
The
spacious
for Water
RETAIL
cool, and 'the sanitary des of the most perfect HOTEL lias GRAND a in Hall to
are
cription.
Billiard
walk
Botanical and One
House,
are
each.
Cases.
Ladies
AND
in.tlie
delightfully
arrangements
the
conveni
of
valids, mention
highly ordinary 6d.
Melbourne,
that
Attention of pure
keeping
Presents.
from
Dolls,
in
notify for the
a
WHOLESALE
Railway from a retreat, charming views of the City and sur-
districts
rooms
Years
ation,
Hotel, Western
the
the
and
is Balcony extensive
,1'oundiug
three
Fancy
for
suitable Sprays of Holly 1yd. long for 5d. per
LIDDELOW),
and
It is minutes
lliver,
Telegraph
Offices,
The which
New
500
.
Public
and
CO.,
family
Goods
at
situated,
centrallyfurnished
Government of the Town
Post
Houses,
suitable
LATE
PERTH.
palatial in other and
and walk
of
-
that of any which surpasses for Australia comfort, privacy
Gardens
&
and for the sale ol pure Prescriptions medi cines in Pilules, Tinctures and Triturations. An assortment uf Medicine Chests and Guide Books for use will be in
HBNTON
SHOWING
assortment
STANLEY SUTTON, (FREDK.
minutes-
nice
& MURRAY
open to ence, is now of the city, within heart Swan of 'the beautiful
Cash.
Chemists,
!
stock. A
the
Terms
Rules.
Established
YEAR!!
BEG
ARE
THIS elaborately
accom
parties
I
GL
newly-built,
for
sale.
Pie-nic Vehicles.
liomoidatitia
Pharmacy
STREETS,
charges.
Boxes
Visitors.
HIAIITDIi
i
NEW
BARRACK
other
j
.
PERTH.
and
Loose
and
with
Ladies
for
\
HALL,
STREET,
for
of
part
any
reasonable
and and Country
Reasonable
OILMAN
at
baited
Wedding
WAIIEIKOVSK,
to
Horses.
Stalls
Shippers Horses kept
\
GRAND
Perth.
Streets,
also Buggies Gentlemen, always on hire.
Carriages, Horses
|
BARRACK
EXPRESS
Wellington
Colony.
and
Mats.
A.GRAVU,
TEMPERANCE
Perth.
Perth.
Sts.,
and
Expresses the
Spare
:
GROCER
address, Pier
ESTABLISHMENT,
RUGS.
to.
.ONION'S.
T.
and
Most
MCArvDLE,
HORSE.
—
& Co.
the
ic
AXMINSTER
-o
eddress
e
lli
without the
on
numerous
promptly —
to
done
the
uotc
Yori
Promptness
attended
of Goderich
Corner
and
used.
Undertaking Notice and Manner. Please
Squares
and
Vehicles
Rates.
with
orders
delay. Shortest
:
Weidenbach
J.
& Corned
Kidderminster
they Carts,
Carts,
of
Moral
executed
Respectful
Door
Orders
Country
Note note,
Best, other
Teas, Condiments,
&
Potted Meats, Pickles Sauces, & Exceptionally good Butler Cheese, & Plums. Raisins, Currauts, Sultana, jable Vinegar, Peppers, Cayenne & Sa Household Requisites, China, Glass &c.,
price.
Please
and
ut
tlieir
should
.
Very
China
Dog
Buggies, description Lowest Possible
Country
TAPPESTRY
Fruits and Jellies.. Qolden Syrup, Bottled flatus and Richly eared Bacon, Stores and Oilman's every requisite, Colrnau's Mustard Candles, Qoffiee, &c,, Condensed Egg & Balciug Powders, "Milk, Ultramarine & & Starch. Rickets' Blues,
be
will
half
than
less
of
and other Heats-foot oils, Sugars of splendid quality
novelties
many in the Eastern
only
picking's
Preserves jndinn Chutneys, Ox Tongues, Tiu'd Lunch
Including
sold
BRUSSELS,
AND the
that
"
duce their
Perth,
,
Spring
other
Repairs, and Carp.
the
Cheapest and Best Store, are articles of good quality f|ere -only, in 71b bags and Pea Flour, (J at meal and great variety of Jams, armaladc & Green Arrowroot, Sago, Pearl Peas, Salmon, Sardines, &c, Lobster, Herrings Turn
Sus
public
None but seasoned Gum aud other timber
CARPETS,
:o:
Are
the build
to
Seated
Singlo every built
PERTH.
-o
& Co.
J. Weidenbach
PERTH.
HALL,
i
Pier
Spring Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip Drays on improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggons, Double and English Delivery Vans,
OILMAN
_o
Bargains!!!
and
inform
to
prepared
'O'a&JEA,
-
Bargains!!
FACTORY
&
of Goderich
Corner
FURNISHING
FEDERAL
o
COACH
BOW1U
& e.
c.
Chairs, Music etc.
tuning
or
Furnishing
repair
to write
to
the
Federal
Warehouse.
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assurances
mmm&Mm,
spirit
This
business
OF
S
O
T
and
guarded
fully
granted
surrender
valne
sufficient
BONUSES GRANTED
should
for
PAID
after
on
policies
Branch
Perth
HOUSE,
Office
;
W.
& GO.
of
one
ST.
two
surrender
years. value after
GEORGE'S
TERRACE.
Directors
of
Retail
Wine,
An
extensive
stock Horse
Strippers,
cf
Horse
Rakes,
Weighing
Corncrushers, Harrows,
Plough
Farm
and
orders
Country
receive
and
Prices
J.P. A.
Esq.,
CAPITAL
Quotations
Implements,
A.
Esq.,
SPACE
FLOOR
be
will
of
are
exceeds
and
ready
A, FEDERAL
completed
MILLION
of
is
the
Offices
ST
:
SYMON,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
GEORGE'S
and
STOVES,
Premiums and. the assured.
By
'insuring with
dealing
whole
Risks
ing
and
E.
lotted
a
T. Hooley,
payable
Company
this
Local
its
inspected revising
Hall
M.L.A.
Cement,
Lhu
CARPENTER'S V.
H.
Keane
IJiaucliea
J.P.
Esq., & Co.).
(Dalgety
derive
policy-holders
CLAIMS
eaininga
in
and
quoted
rales
Western free
PAID Australia of
all
by the arc
charge
ur
at
Ageuoies
of
Manager
and
A
SPECIALITY, own
(our
at
us"
orl<
Sarven
Wheels
'
make),
REQUISITES. Lamps.
BUILDER'S
MATERIAL.
and
WANTED KNOWN Furnishing
that
Federal
Shorthand,
in rendered
this
Bookeep-
Correspondence
honse, to
one
the
Whare-
hsve Pianos from twenty hundred guineas.
WANTED
Colony. in
'0®ern8
special
facilities
Classes
Evening
arrang
tuitioD.
terms
all
snbjects.
by
correspon
guineas
Provident St.
Perth
OWNERS
of
old
Pianos to write to the Federal Warehouse Furnishing for terms of New Instruments Exchauge, for Old.
apply: NESBIT stocks Large
G. BURGESS,
PILCHER,
Western Australia, Hall Chambers,
in
Tuition dence.
for
Mutual for
OF
SHORTHAND.
of
Longhand
ing,
PERTH.
RATES.
Town
and
Filters
Tinware,
/
For
CURRENT
Iron
and
Sheet
Taught. invested
assistance
every
HERBT O. Manager
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PERTH..
BLACKSMITH'S
n,
Private
OLIMs!
Mercliants,
option
tire
advantages
practical
CO.,
Roofing Felt, and Kerosene, Turpentine Canvas, Stockholm Tar, Ham, Twine.
'
the
Branch
retained
and
&
Wireuiattresses and Vatnishes,
STOCK
GENERAL;
insurances.
LOWEST
annual
and Underwriter. PERTH.
Hardware
TOOLS.
Churns,
typewriting, and
Its
nearly
Secretary
:
E.
Company'
Perth.
Chambers,
J.P.
M.L.C., yf
world.
JOHNSTON,
TERRACE,
WOODWARE
Shareholders.
Office.
ISSUED of
at any
the
which
latest (all Euamelled designs;, Marble, Galvanized Iron, and (all lengths guages), Lead, Bar and Hoop Irou, Zinc.
CARRIAGEBUILDERS'
SCHOOL
with
POLICIES Hie
of
DIRECTORS
F.R.G.S.
Esq.,
Hon.
of
Pieces,
Rope,
Forrest
H.
STREET,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Paints, Oils,
Liability
Town
Branch, LOCAL
Alex.
MARINE
am
TJiilimifced
Australian
of
HUBBLE
Ironmongers
WAREHOUSE, HAY-ST.
Chimney
West
in
STEELING,
GEORGE
COOKING
£1,900,000.-
Rates. Offices
colonies.
HAY
Capital
Lowest
Insurance
largest A HALF Its affairs
TRADE.
FURNISHING
FIRE
at
accepted
HALF A in Australia. in each invested are under colony of Australia the control of a LOCAL ot of the highest men commercial BOARD, consisting standing, whose names that its will be met with furnish a further guarantee engagements PROMPTITUDE and LIBERALITY. The Australian Revenue of the Commercial Union now LARGELY EXCEEDS THAT OF ANY OTHER lire marine COMPANY or transacting insurance business in these
GRAVE,
SOUTH BRITISH
BRANCH.
Local
for
£3,306,74-2.
MARINE.
of the AND
one
and
added
being
CHRISTMAS
feet
square
is
Union
ONE
FUNDS
£1,541,528.
AND
Insurances
10,000
now
INVESTED Revenue
FIRE
MILLION
area
London.
Cornhill,
AUSTRALIAN
application.
SOLICITED.
additional
COMPANY
M.
Canning
Symon
attention.
revenue
an
Secretary.
Directors: L. Sir James G. Lee Stepre A., M. L. A. Esq., M. L. A., Hon. George Shenton Mv L. C., John W. Batemau Esq.
etc.,
The Commercial
Containing
19 & 20
WESTERN M. F. David
on
Office
£2,500,000. Annual
and
parts,
personal
M.L.A., ;
MONEY,
K.
ASSURANCE LIMITED.
Head
Ploughs,
Station
prompt
TRIAL
A
parts,
hand.
on
always
years.
Cutters,
in
lines
long
:
UNION
COMMERCIAL
Mower
Chaff
as
Family
and
Reapers,
Machines,
other
Machinery,
Ironmongers, Merchants
gears,
Whippletrees, numerous
Agricultural
and
Mowers
two
Resident
Clothiers, Drapers, Beer and Spirit General Importers.
Holders.
Policy
George Randell, Esq., James Morrison, M.L.C.
;
and
Grocers,
assurauce;
YEAR.
:o:
Wholesale
of the
of
premium.
existed
have their
Esq.,
Deputy
hands
PURE
on
date
than Society by any other. have existed two years. policies in payment of premium occur
default
Board Chairman; Hon. Chairman; John F. Stone,
Moore,
Dalgety
the
by this
paymeut policies within
conducted
is
from
in the
entirely
after
Local
PERTH,
GEO. H. SNOWBALL
is
its
£131,681,
£10,750,000.
SOCIETY members,
DECLARED EVERY Members
the
all
Management
earned BONUSES for VALUES SURRENDER KEPT IN POLICIES FORCE, as
of
equities
CASH
LOANS
HAY-STREET,
PROVIDENT
secured.
EXCEED
AUSTRALASIA
IN
the
Holders.
AUSTRALIA
LARGER
CASH
EXCELSIOR
FUNDS
by any
equalled
MANAGEMENT.
Policy
WESTERN
BONUSES
K.
C
IN
MUTUAL
tlio
to
be
foreign.
or
LOCAL
Security
PRINCIPLES,
GOODS
IN
KEPT
ONLY
of
MUTUAL
being
BRANDS
FUNDS
canuot
that
local
£41,500,000.
over
bonuses),
offices,
Australia.
COLONIES.
Assu:ers
to
in
doing business
THESE
(including
force
INVESTED
rjlHE.
Office
INVESTMENT.
INVESTED
JL
BEST
TO
Perfect
PERTH,
Iflllf,
Assurance
advantages competing
LOCAL
GROCERS,
SiY
in
offers
Society
AND
GENERAL
Life
prosperous
SOCIETY.
PROVIDENT
George's
Chambers, Terrace,
&
JEliGER, of
Hay
35Iectro-l?Iated
Street. anil otlier
—
Goods.
Perth. Hunting Jerger's,
Rotherhaui £i
17s.
Levers
at
Nesbit
&
-
ii»
MUTUAL
LOCAL
IMPORTERS,
TEA win
AUSTRALIAN
CO.,
&
RODOREDA
C.
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FOR
SALE.
29—
THUR.
30—
FBI.
St.
St.
Elizabeth,
31
SAT.
St.
Sylvester
Houses
.
On
PROPRIETOR.
terms
Money and commodious situated rebuilt and been almost re-furnished been entirely
This centrally Hotel has
.
3
i
4
suit
Leucl
purchasers.
from
£1
9 to 5 Daily,
Hours
Office
has
2
!
to to
1
Cottages. Land Land
!
GLOBE venience,
do
will Country Globe
well
Eastern Beer
Wines,
7
The
in
the
Country
Leadiug
Stock.
Bar
FANCY FAIR!! FANCY FAIR!!!
A
to
GLOBE
HOTEL,
ION"
held
STREET,
of
has
in W.
FAIR
the
at
ful
having
imported
selection
ornamental
in
confidence
an
of both
articles
the the
soliciting
patronage.
Nov.
the
of
1892.
30th,
and
PERTH.
LTD.,
WANTED Piano Tuner Chief
late
&
Co.,
Country Purity
PRICES
4s.
Pints
doz.
per
doz.
That
c j
ure
to
attended
promptly
oi'dors
Country
per
pies
be First
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educational
the
enter
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of into over
education, the contest, must be waged this
cjqesftqfy
would to
and
of
better the
We
relaxed
respect West Ausr when the vigilance ?
CO L LEG E.
W
THE
an
his
position
wish
the
conclusively could
record prove
be
possibly which he is about Rivorview College
CONVENT FOR
successful
very
youth, selection
success.
very
the concerning replied by quoting
an
editorial
of
torrent whirling To the reck
of which
transparently
;
a3/l ony
Gibney
ho
more
number dealt
same
VER VIE
trainer for
for have mis
words
peachment system of
1
1892.
excliauge.
EXCURSION
CHEAP be issued
hardly
the surprise and regret it express caused us to se6 the West Austra lian the vehicle of making itself a fantastic such and unfair im
Toodyay
Minor
a
!
!
wide
chain
year's
j
half
the
an
the
the time
a
keen
teacher no
of the Act, and the was at once felt to be filial reply and unanswerable. Here for the the discussion ends, and we present see no need to revive it. We find it difficult adequately to
i
is
Roads
the
new
holidays.
,
It
that notified hereby Board intend to declare
and
christmas
BOARD
,
ROADS
TOODYAY
genius
rare
cramming
in
Act
a
error,
Had the malicious
by
could
Bishop
existing the very
WESTERN Government
he
a
false
exaggeration, matter of plain nearly every
guided of
was
some
of at
only
Bishop found
draw the atteutioii of our on advertisement, page 9 of this issue, announcing the opening of the above high class Day and Boarding School, at an and we venture to say the early date, existence of a superior scholastic establish in Perth, will a ment, supply want lone in felt this and will colony prove. at the same to all those time, a decided advantage who to it. may desire support The prospectus which this accompanies as a supplement, will issue, give all neces information to the sary as curriculum, terms &c., and be regarded may as an un index to the course about to be erring pursued. Of Dr Murtagh, the principal, little very His may be said. very high credentials, as a scholar and a gentleman, speak for Avhilst his themselves, long experience as a
was
and
inferential.
or
with this wisely of misrepresentation. less misstatements
Agency,
no
is
but that say contained
been instead
lines.
Perth.
Limited,
We
readers
never
it
columns
Ill
eucoiuiter.
end
aroused
momentarily
was
which
has
wrong which
customary,
not
as
statement
It
blundering, succeeded takes into
U C E Y'S
to
Australia
Brewery
DeL
Agricultural
til
Western
of
Society
ME,
Stout,
and
the
may
obtained
both
for
JVlednl
Prize
and
able tralian
glaring
it
to'
to
false
of
iutent,
sale
on
dealt lot
our
this
Gibney's indignation in uncongenial place
even
with
which
Act
But
article
beginning
absolute writer
Record
the
sang musical
expres has peculiar aud busy, huiried, of ours. Can age in thinking that the
truth
in
dor Homer ancient
even
—
—
giving a
be
the
on bearing bonus Quandoque
Homerus" nods
to
article
seems
some
preoccupied we
true
as
that
old,
felt,
press,
ignorance
Gibney
to fact, sentence
KNOWN the
sion force
known and of parlia
such
this, in
argument.. unfortunately,
of
late,
matter.
been
.tissue
districts.
WANTED
:
Ge.
Quarts
before From
Combined.
Excellence
and
of especially disagreeably our Education
audacious
Bishop
the
visits
regularly
Melbourne)
truth much
strongly, and ways
pierce sanctum
saying,
a
"
Horace,
They
a
whole
displayed
the
of the Federal Furnishing (Mr. F. W. Wolstenholme Tuner to Messrs. Brnsch
Warehouse, STOUT.
&
ALES
that
KNOWN
a
rejoinder, to all who the incident
very many
withstanding
BREWERYGO
in
own.
conviction them. But
to
editorial
of
have
sometimes
school boards, seldom emerge from or of its provisions any discussion into which tendency they may venture without conclusive giving of their blissful ignorance proof
use
have
our
well generally understood. Members for the ment, writers
2ud.
matter. mitat
to
in
not
is
Bishop
crushing
frequently, itself has made that namely,
o'clock
as
words, another to add presume
of a
in
gather
now
Lordships
do not
home
we
Austra
West
place
a
too
open
the
of the
prem colony
appeared
of his
we
brings which
A.
to
seven
January
choice
and
greatest
A.
of
Mrs.
Perth,
past
Committee
public
PRIZE
for
to occasion the educa
on
had
find
carrying heard
Boys'
consented
half
evening
The
the
of
article
any constituted
JANUARY,
of
Lordship
an
To
on
Catholic
School
wish
impertinent
now and then, glad, his wearied brain from of continued applica tion by a vicarious performance of his duties. Aud from the wide field of huinau experience
eye.
1892.
29,
the the
secrets
is paper to relieve the strain
to
try
.
by
given
remarks
will
HALL
4th
the
kiudly
Baz&av
in
Warehouse
Furnishing
and
Mayoress
unusually
SWiN
IN
DECEMBER
issue
which
TOWN
of
aid
Forrest,
known.
the-
3rd,
in
The
PROPRIETOR.
cheapest
Pius
—
appropriate
with which
tion
Orphanage.
GATWOLD,
the
deal recent
FANCY
in
2nd,
the
Federal
purpose,
and iniquity having before your those who combat
his
Gibney
ORPHANAGE.
GRAND
be
PER'lH.
is
aid
afforded
column,
the
Wanted
your
for
."
exhibition Assisted
lian.
BOYS'
and Colonies have their may and Telegrams
Eastern
1893,
F.
of
THURSDAY,
An
in
Globe Hotel.
G
Christ
name
ier
80.
WELLIN
prepared
the
|
and
resist
spirit good,
with
conquer the reward
Western
in
the
of
addressed
The
THE
from
select
.
Parcels, Letters
TeleponeNo,
to
of
to
equal
in
Spirits kept in
only
from
Visitors the
Pianos
indefatigable
undaunted evil
Hay
Stock
largest
in
any
the
like Gibney, Bishop acquit the the editor of having written offensive article of'the other day. We would ascribe it to another, a less and less conpractised soientious we know that pen, for the overworked conductor of a
MM.
Hecotft.
%.
out
we,
Oct.
THUR.
"Be with
the
that
Warehouse, the
Lord.
our
Oct.
WED.
5—
of S.
day Stephen, day S. John Ev. day Holy Innocents, of Epiphany. Vigil
TUES.
—
Australia.
and Billiard Room Saloon will be found worthy of a visit.
The
Oct.
9 evening.
to
KNOWN
Furnishing Perth has
Street,
Colonies.
and
Brands
con
are
house
first-class
any
Circumcision
City.
arrangements
sanitary
WANTED Federal
the
while
SUN. MON.
W&L.
be
make
to
home
their
the
The
to
found
modern every and visitors from
with
replete
be
will
Conf.
Upwards.
throughout.
THE
P.
I.,
JANUARY.
Houses.
Boarding
and
Land
MfWiiiy
description —
Station.)
B.M. Wid.
1893.
of very
Businesses Hotels and
Railway
—
Central
—
the
opposite
of success the greater assurance because of the co-operaticm of such a powerful But this ally. us. Fail fortune denies pleasure a West Aus in the ing sympathizer tralian > however, we recog gladly nize in it a generous opponent. So highly its in do we estimate and good taste that, with tegrity
o
Thomas,
PERTH. (Immediately
t
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DECEMBER.
Chambers, Town
STREET,
®
EXCHANGE,
Opposite
GTON
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HIGH
as
that made to
fill.
every
SCHOOL
LADIES.
A large number of people, as in many as the hall could accomodate, enjoyed au extremely pleasant afternoon, despite the heat of the weather, at the breaking of the Convent up High School. The oldest established soliuol of the kind in this school has a long Perth, record of work to splendid refer to, and in the matter of scholastic has set a displays standard of excellence. Its high com venerable paratively age does not prevent it of abreast the keeping times. It became evident the other day that under its present there is management \it> fear of retrogression. Its curriculum embraces all the subjects in modem usually tauc'til ladies' and there can be no doubt colleges, that these are inculcated in a thoroughly efficient manner. Most of the instru mental music rendered of high class was so much so that the writer modestly confesses an inability to eritize it. fairly The singing, a too, afforded most enjoyable; Wo treat. would sebct the clioraa Pboifco a mo" and the duet "Erin the Tear" as specially worthy of comaieTnlatiou. The duet "A, B, Q" created considerable aa it laughtor was not only? acted with sung but great Tba spirit. smaller took children their part also the work uir entertaining, some rendering ulevor aud action dialogues with songs much and in self-possessiou a uiau«w which showed careful training. Tlus i>l»y The Sqhau for Daughters," brought notice ike existence of a Stonsiderabla amouuc of dramatie talufc i» the school, boine of the chavq(j>$& were played witfi fact
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After or before the four hours secular in them struction their religious they taught of of but far from asking the fine voiueB. An exhibition and moral duties, physical to drill was considered Government for by so com give them perfect anything a judgeas: Lieutenant this work they petent Campbell practically paid the Gov ernment £800 to let them do it. He indeed this gentleman goes so far as- to. to gainsay him. Again that one or. two.of the girls displayed say challenged any man a he had never seen there were children the that, 3,56.6 proficiency attending of and even in Government schools the colony the regular elsewhere, equalled all Assisted Schools. The Some action 1,779 attending army. extremely pretty cost rendered with great former the Government £8,624 7s. songs by the infants and the lOd. in salaries, the latter cost &c., and spirit precision highly pleased not the Government 8s. If these audience. We must omit to mention £1,772 two recitations had been educated at Gov boys.' 1779 children by one of the little The motive In Memory ernment schools they would have cost the of the first piece Government about Now had of is one for the discern £4,300. my Brother," that the ment of the motive of which some heard them complaining thought anyone too is fellow seized amount was little ? He thought the but the little required, to could not place their hands upon it and gave expression officials upon correctly it with admirable effect. a document containing any such Making a second single and His then appearance, complaint. lordship pointed wearing a green scarf out in a golden that the average salary of teachers having harp pinned to his breast, to he was with loud applause, and the Assisted Schools of Perth amounted greeted about £26 per annum. In the face of his selection on this The Exile occasion, of would wonder that he was with a and these facts they Erin," power given make and emphatic in one so young. Of should an indignant sympathy very rare Little Silverthe leading of the the drama, protest against journal concluding state to speak when it came forward with we wish wo had space, locks," city, ments like those made 011 Monday last. more As a spectacular at length. display it have seen at any It said, "It is more than an anomaly to was the finest we season. find this Board empowered school in the colony, and the acting was irresponsible of- much not Government schools more than merit. The only to establish average instruction. such a stumb but also to assist sectarian of rhymed lines, difficulty Of tho nineteen schools which are asto young was in ling-block performers, ST. JOSEPH'S ASSISTED most cases with complete success. sisted by the State all are avowodly got over SCHOOL AN N UA L EXHIBITION. The little with their denominational." Now there was 110 in the woods girls such as denominational schools. baskets of bright the tiny heroine flowers, thing occurred the with her sheeny locks, the witch in her The word never throughout by His Important Speech Lordship the fairy with Act. The schools were Assisted Schools, hat and- red cloak, sugar-loaf and anyone them whether her star-tipped Bishop Gibney. might establish spear and wings of gleam with de the he he connected any religious ing silver, venerable-looking grand The annual of St. exhibition; Joseph's not. said in nomination or Tho Act all formed and interesting parents pretty events School is one of the. which many section 26 school may but it be admitted that it Any elementary pictures have learned to look forward to people aid was the. bears with their receive Government provided always grotesque Numbers with pleasurable anticipations. not that such grants in aid shall be made that down the house" masques brought and an established St. standing give in of instruction 011 and formed the wonder and respect any religious especial the Joseph's premier position among 44 wonder that he of the younger ones. SilverWas it any delight subjects." Assisted Schools of the colony, and this, locks" with several pretty should make this when is interspersed protest indignant from the terms in which the judging found an enlightened to.„all of which full was songs,' they journal ignor justice Government InsDector sneaks of Assisted and stating that the Gov done. facts ing these honour. Pride of is no small Schools, the ernment were for religious instrucAs this concluded exhibition, paying as its burden of re usual, place, brings tion. The writer of the article further said lie he Bishop Gibney thought Those who crowd to St. sponsibility. went to "It will how the of that 011 be seen, say might convey compliments of distribution prizes every year Joseph's for the from the of the Central to the Sisters ever, report large assemblage entertainments of a class look for higher Board of laid before Parlia excellententertainment that had been Education, very than they could reasonably expect at any He would, ment this that one of the assisted before them. however, session, placed their other school. So far anticipations to the hon. the Attorney schools is that of the Perth Protestant leave that matter bi?en realized. St., have fully Joseph's matters to the Church General. There were other of asecord Orphanage, belongs the most recent exhibition was certainly which lie desired to touch of England, while the remaining seventeen general interest the kind which of has splendid display to the Church of Rome., This is He was pleased to say that he was belong upon. the if marked Indeed, closing year. State aid to religion and to sectarian at peace and good will with the Central the alone be excellence considered, the District with a vengeance." Now, what Board, Board, and, he might religion which a merit placed function displayed Act not He congratulated did the It shall be add, the Government. say? be considered it far above what may daythat the school shall be in con the Assisted Schools upon the great work required No other school in the school standard. denomination done the past year, as evidenced nection with a religious or during could have colony, probably, attempted that religious instruction shall be given in the reports of the Inspectors. They by with of a similar any programme hope the Bchool." So that the Government had been told that had inherited they of the hall had success. The decorations to assistance for de from Government an Educa did not pretend a paternal give The with a skilful hand. been done to nominational It was absurd tion Act that was not giving entire satis purposes. had been converted into a platform but to the to the terms of the he would refer so. faction, say According briefly to it the steps leading charming stage, to show that the as of any denomination or Act, Inspector's report any person, were hidden palms flowers by beautiful of no consider has as much right as sisted schools were denomination, giving very and the walls were and foliage-plants have the Catholics to establish an assisted able satisfaction. The said, Inspector of with folds many draped graceful that the per school. Tho Government It is only cared for worthy ->f remark coloured buntings. Schools secular instruction. The from of passes in Government article, centage we noticed those Amongst present is 83, he was went to say is 79 and in Assisted Schools and which on quoting, the Mrs. 44 His .Excellency Governor, is observable in The State is asked actually to subsidise this every superiority Bishop Gibney, Hon. S. Burt, Robinson, from the public teach standard and subject." That was purse the religious highly Hon. G. Shenton, Hon. W. E. Marmibn, a to the Assisted Schools denominational ing of really solitary complimentary Mrs. and Mies Shenton, Forbes, Mrs. whom he Now was not that body." manifestly coming as it did from inspectors Mrs. " Lieutenant Campbell, Campbell, untrue ? The instruction" said the Act knew to be exact and honourable and to Dr. Haynes, Dr. Murtagb, Dr. O'Connor, to as the ease deserved. He be given in Govtrnment and assisted only report M.L.A.,1 Messrs. Canning, Qninlan, for Assisted schools shall not be less than five hours a read this of the thelbenetit Mc'Kernan, Evestou, Dale, M.L.A., be devoted Schools that they might be urged to carry day, four hours of which shall Fathers V.G., work with still to secular and here was a Very Rev. A. Bourke, on tlicir instruction," greater courage. and others. 44 and Martelli Kelly, them the which said This is State The Government which leading gave journal was a musical The programme very Education was defunct, nresent Act but aid to religion and to sectarian religion umhh.iousone. but as item succeeded item it them its will in that Act. with a vengeance." The article concluded had left the of the evident that became capacity it as Indeed the pvesent system There were two classes of children bene follows been had by 110 means The young performers but those whom he is one-3ided to a disgraceful fited net, degree. by the of Several instrumental overated. pieces to maintain children Catholics ave their term by primogeniture helped might were executed by advanced character an schools where they are at.liberty to impart were more favoured than the others. children with an ease, small tenets at all times. ButtheWeshad houses provided and furnished their own (piitg They which of touch and sureness brilliancy made for the Presbyterians, and the largestfor tliem and improvements leyans, from them many compliments are brought and got just double as much as the them body of all, the Anglicans, practically That de which chiefly their hearers. to inculoate instruction He was not going to quarrel with others. religious .forbidden audience aud the however, justly lighted out that the in any school whatever but he simply school this, during pointed The the high standard singing. hours." He need I'ead for them so, was were the only children by primogeniture for the successful of proficiency required to that the section 22 of the Act show what a favoured It was ones, alleged of the of this pro rendering misstatement that was. 'Che portion reverse was the ease, It was said glaring very gramme were may be judged when we say that schools were all words of the section Every Gov that the assisted 44 receiving I such exacting pieces as ft included ernment and Assisted School shall be eonthe benefits and holding the others back. Rose of "The Last a Bank," Know with the following this statement he would ducted in accordance refute briefly To of Song" and Spirit or Summer," "The cost of schools in the The time times refer regulations during to the relative As high class. others pf the same which observance is practismany At the Government schools there city. any religious school by wheu sung a rule such music, ed instruction in su meets is and 110 infants, or were 206 boys, 182 girls, religious made tolerable by keepchildren, is otily shall of number of 498. This given at any meeting of the school making a total are that children they at at a cost to the be either at the beginning or the end ing in mind the fact were educated children But m the are listeningto whom we of at the beginning and the end of such salaries £1,172 16s. or for Government were no such allowances instance a time Patrick's Assisted and shall be inserted in present In St. Joseph's and meeting, of the songs The rendering table to be approved by the Central necessary. Schools there were 139 boys, Board ear cultii ated cogld was such as the most and in St. Bridgid's and to be permanently and Asr pf difgatlop. and 108 infants, of the audience take delight u«, and if any the in every solioolroom, aiefced. School 175, affixed Mixed bringing conspicuously their enterof the remembered youth were and any scholar be withdrawn total to 697. children may by Th.ege 597 to admire the more was tamers, it only f such observance or ineducated at a cost to the GoypFfiffJCnt from his parent had of the training (/Inch the perfection eduof the If had been without forfeiting any they strppfcion only £585 16s. fine results. If such in other school," produced Government schools they would benefits of tjie That stands among fcicilo pnncejjn to be no Government about £1,400. Joseph's that there was hays pfop plainly provided of the in the matter singing, schools instruction the became of the during Now, be w.oiiW religious given Wat due tc. Professor Warthwyke. is four liovirs set instruc praise £815 ? The Assisted for pepffiar other Ja$ Spfoppjs apart and a to In addition experience that the Govern long aniouut earned that tion. That provided they had done an of the teehwwjup9 fliis hand to mastery them ment in no way -lent their of work which Would entitle fchovougli amount any to his work a genuine but th 6 four hours secular and where had it in gentleman brings to it, gone? thing rppejpp the very birth in enthusiasm of the article acquired made a and the writer struction, yet (Gatholfos) j«d simply They to him ' It is satisfactory of the of places of song. that £815 'to the a said Catholigs iponoply present zealous labours crowned with a for the ,tu see his to educate their own children. assistance pf th® State" and were at right of RQt less success j audi Jarge measure rare
in
to
satisfactory in West
us
Australia
to
hear that
an
he discovers number
uncommon
liberty Tho
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continually and the elsewhere, that the perfectly true, future of the country depended mainly on of the the chavapter to boys who were become men and bear the burden of the humble day. Every boy, however lie might be, might if he was industrious and sober, honest, and straightforward, truth ful and patriotic, rise to the highest posi tion in the state. however But, import ant it was that the education of the boys should be attended however to, and im the position portant they might occupy the charaoter of the boys aud hereafter, ohavaoter the of the man de largely of the woman. pended on tho character could exceed tho influence Nothing of a woman in her own home, and it was there to fore impossible overrate the importance of female education if for and, only this reason he was to alone, delighted of have the opportunity that attending them a happy Christmas day and wishing heard
:
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His
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(Applause.) The
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lack
of
;
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:
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all
;
.
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'
tenets
complained
of favour the of system Assisted Schools. He (His Lordship) only for if hoped that tho writer was present, lie was he would have heard arguments to which he would find it hard answer. Ho that at this- ex had hoped all along unlike the last, there would be hibition, to oblige him to utter nothing any words which out of harmony with might seem nature the pleasant of the occasion which had assembled them but the together Assisted Schools had been very unjustly treated and he had most felt reluctantly it. his duty to speak' in their defence. In he might tell them that if the conclusion, to withdraw Government were the aid to be able to sweep morrow, they would not of the Catholic a single one schools. away
;
.
ceach their
arguments
i'ri
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to
article
.
freedom
very
'
aud -just. which are appreciation A school performances. very Christmas musical Carol concluded the entertainment. Dr! terms of Haynes spoke in high of the work done this in. school.! praise This school performed its duty of impart scholastic than could ing a higher training be obtained schools in an. elementary admirable manner. The standard of at tainments had been fixed very throughout realized with rare high, but it. had been success. Ho spoke with some authority, in this for his own were daughters pupils school. One of the fears with which-' he to the colony came was that his children would here be unable to obtain an educa tion of the same high class as that which was in New South Wales. open to them Bub acquaintance with the course of in in the High School struction, imparted conducted of by the Sisters Mercy had compelled him to dismiss all such appre hensions as groundless. In conclusion he wished the children happy holidays. His Lordship the Bishop, also addressed the children in a few words them assuring of the pleasure it had afforded him to be at their fine exhibition and wish present aud joys of the ing them all the blessings a
(applause.)
The proceedings
then
closed.
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shall
we
a
greater
and
astonished be astonished can be accounted only that the hon. members
of
course
supposing ed
about
ears
After
£300,000
£12,000
year.
(Hear, hon. I again impress upon hear). of increasing the members the necessity The on the land. Govern settlement has undertaken a new ment duty but as landed the in we have not colony yet' I take it upon myself to iany disaster. we have not the thdt injui'ed say and acts, every by any of our me
colony thing goes the
that
sliow
and
Parliament,
devoted
their energies best interests
the
ing is
to
other
no
So
<do it. are
of
other
not
in
yet
'
prosecutions During the
it
the
tine a
offenders,
view
of
that
in
ing
convictions to
the action
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the
said
b
waste
of
her
the portion the of
faces The
was
employ. of obtain
that
—
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in
was
be
are
and
The
prizes.
oue
of
some
in
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the
with
Australian
National Library of Australia
us
had
of the
tl)P
as
chief
1
performers " from stage
,
same
time,
ing In
of young
sowh
performers above the
presentation of the best
a
Qf
the
In
average.
their
gf duets self-con tpjtes
little
from
older
the
were
were
players
who played much freedom
sciousness such children
during had had
ffest
c'&se.s
children
in
Over
was
playing
(un
the
as
young
circumstances) He Gazette only. showed a terrible
money.
full
preceded by entertainments children's that have been A good deal of it con held in Perth. sisted of music, instrumental and vocal, to the aud with regard piano duets,
excessive,
particulars advertised
occasion, festival
as
the
present
the
Australian
the
indoor
was
had been
room
for
of
sort
a
said
already
as it was large happy A. Rev. Bourke was iu Very of the and was charge proceedings, of the of assisted Sisters by several whom there were a dozen quite present. also was the Gibney Bishop among he consented to audience, having
House amounts the the for Government
returns
of
as
large
features. The children interesting and left seated on the right sides, dressed the girls iu white with light blue shoulder while sashes, every boy wore either a blue or rosette tie, bow, of the same and of tbe crowd colour,
that
sees
they
were
amendment
an
well
of
police
Sunday
advertising expended 23 months the colony the first and of that Government, responsible no less found tbat sum £j?an they £1,620 went into the pockets of the proprietors
attendance, The one. decorated
which
had suffered
in
moved
by
been
good
how
visitors
trained.
was
invited tenders under special Government the
a one
House
in the West advertising News respectively Daily in future the and that
,
The a
of express any condemnation of the in recent pro police The amendment was agreed
opinion paid annually
less the
for discussion that
difficulty
this
secutions. to on the voices. Mr. DeHamel of this
all
bad been
eon-
the
of
on imposed who widow,
of others by the errors Mr. Simpson moved as
their
showing
prettily
transpired had remitted
Government
reason
and. the in public private, As could beseeu on colony. Thursday, was not to the aim cram knowledge into the heads, but young taught learned intelligently, intelligently, they and seemed mncti at home in very
promot
It colony. that we went loan with a could colony
motion
a
being
it
—
—
a greater above all. colonies. And we havo 'do.no, we have elsu the taxation of the increased
late
the
trading. .ensued of
displaying known that
that our that value than those
people of the colony. moved Mr. Molloy demnatory of the potion
L
for
.
whatever
the pro connection of prizes
schools,
Australian from
seems
last
yesterday,
towards of the
of
stocks the
it
stated
report West
the Government, the people have
remarkable thing market the London
into when
in
Saturday
on
was
the the
is
wellalready for the wide of range the devotion with which subjects taught, the teachers undertake their labour of and the results which excellent love, the schools they attain, taught by the of Mercy and St. good Sisters Joseph front are in tbe rank with the best
most
a
was
week or ten Not only was it a days. of schoolars, how successful gathering were there in great and the public force, who occupied all tbe available space which was large, but it also successfully to those displayed present what, there was no however, really necessity
does
only frighten
does not back. my
at
e/es ideas
is
This
W.A.
with1
this
by walk
1
a
at
on
following published
which took place in ceedings with the anoual presentation to the scholars St. attending Brigid's at on North School, Perth, Thursday well deserved to rank amongst the most of the past successful school gatherings
for
It
mean.
this.
what
all
As
at
their their
and
sum
hon.
school
flnd
girls,
for
well. one Indeed, played characteristics in the young was tbeir evident freedom
snd yet
-fijg.hfr,"
qnqerpd
prettier
folk
coqld
the
nil
singing. created
children their
while
by
a
one
the
the
"
small
and
a
piano and a
girl,
two
girls
Brown's
between and violin little
no$
be
at
the
gather desired.
dialogue,
a
little
and
lad,
$ore
difftculp
yqc&
a
very
"
Mrs.
near
by
as
perfection
reach.
Eight
:
a
it
little
twelve
over apparently and each tastefully of becoming costume
Port
in
East —Alteration
is
of
is
and
thiB
was
drill
who played
for
what
to
referred At the Her 131 to
the
distribute the work
to
examination
of
wore
'
1
centnge very on
gruuiinar three R's" in
gained
satisfactory, those of last
then
referred
to
those and an year. tho
<
ut the
Contjnqiqg, were children Sisters ..were
excelieut
so
per were
subjects
other
Bourke children, of the
j
iuo Qcolavs, and wished all
subjects tpfcas of in them, said the aud the
|
i
Merry
i
the
Ghris
_
M.L.A,
Esq.,
Perth); T.C.D.
j
HW: J
;
(Chairman ; Committees) Forrest, Esq., M L.A. (Mayor of F. W. Moorheacl, Esq., L.L.B. T. F. Quinlan, M.L.A. & Esq of
,
T. j
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announced a
J.
tuition.
pupils'
Alexaiy
.
holidays,
J.
A Night School will also be opened for of those the convenience who may desire to avail of |themselvea the advantages afforded Every attention will be paid to aud all their requirements, opportunities will be given to them themselves improve in any particular study. Dr. Murtagh's long experience (12 years) of one as principal of the largest and most Private Schools in popular his Sydney, numerous credentials flattering (now open to and hia past inspection), successful record in the groat cause of educa general he tion, are, earnestly trusts, suflioient to recommend him to the generous considera tions of the people of Perth, but should a of his further guarantee bona fides be, in references any oaae, necessary, are kindly to His permitted Lordship the Most Rev. Dr. Gibney The Hop, \Y, E. Mannion, for Minister Lands M. F. A. Canning
.
deserving qtmas commendation tho noble work to fov which they had devoted themselves in that part of the city such success with the Bishop Gibney; having presented in a brief address prizes, cqcqpliroanted tpachej-s
Perth,
;
improvement The inspector
and spoke in gratifying; taught of the examination the result
Father
uob
was
COLLEGE
.
in the order of merit. Excellent" The stated that the stunInspector's ropurt dard children good passed a remarkably examination. Out of the 377 passes in " the three R's," 3 17 were good passes, and the was percentage gained very of the The quality in high, passes "
old
The Eiverview be conducted College will non-sectarian purely and, in.' principles, to all addition to ensure subjects necessary a commercial good knowledge and a sound its will English education, curriculum include Latin, Greek, French, German, and Spanish Italian, the higher Mathe matics, Belles Science, and Leltres, all other branches which, from time to time. be required for tlie may Matriculation and other University examinations, Music instrument), (any Singing, Dancing, Drawing, Painting, Shorthand Elocution, (Pittman) Gymnastics, will ba and|Drilling on reasonable taught terms, and, in every of the department the College, best will Masters be placed (only) in charge of the
"
and
N.
the
on
been made known, in the colony. Be sides tbe standard there were children, also presented to the 52 little Inspector ones in the There grade of infants. were now on 222 scholars the roll. The school was awarded the " Good" merit rank last classed year it was year, this
the
VIEW
of
expense. j
of those that passed successfully average was 94 per cant., the highest average either in reached by any large school district as the Perth has yet or, so far
geography good as in
bears
Buildings 278ft.
Gardens). MURTAGH the of residents and Perth, all others who may feel interested, that he meditates a opening Private High-class Day and Boarding School, under the above at the address given, name, where students will have all the advantages of a very at a superior training very moderate
past year. school by
this
weuther. 3. The height of the centre water of the the new will be apparatus 4. The main tower of the
magnetic,
DR. Begs to inform
in Octobor last, Inspector, in the Standards from 1. The general presented.
Majesty's children
Vil.
the
will
George's-terrace, Government-house
(Adjoining
shortly
prizes,
of
Presidency
'
is remembered what it does for and.it a it is matter for ihem, satisfaction great that it is shortly to be introduced into the Government schools of tlio colony. Father before Bourke, the asking
Bishop
—
tbe
that
Court
EE
St.
is iu the drill Physical taught aud when it is seeu schools, can be done with the children,
'kept. Sisters'
of
IV
of she
time
clear
high
"W. 18deg. lighthouse.
most
word
a
Nov.
new re light not be exhibited 1893. 2. The April, be visible in all directions from at adistance of not less than 20
about 166ft. New High
would be a corps in which The little girl
or
in
lantern
music,
taught. them deserves the admirable
lor
also
praise
keeping
will
light
Presidency 23, 1892
in
therein the 1st
miles above
and their drill, physical their graceful, carriage, perfect easy, command of themselves, and. the smart, manner with which soldierlike they per the
new
Madras
Coast,
notified to
light will seaward
iu
formed each exercise, thorough time to the to any school pattern
now
ferred before
were first exercised in march platform, then they performed so well that ing; the volunteers of Perth and Fremantle well take lessons form them. might They were then put through the various
exereises
'
Character of Apparatus and in position of Madras Light.— With to Notice to reference Mariners on this dated 2nd September, 1892, it subject,
very
a
Madras
Office,
India,
a red Zonave cap, and red frogged tunic, bands, and armed yellow under the com walking sticks, mand of a young marched lad, up one aud side of the school, the ascending
laced with
—
in
of the exhibition of the be afforded io doe course.—
girls,
years
attired
age,
white frock with
F. H. Blanche and G. E.
Elections!,' Mrs. Orchard,
2. The new will be light Lighthouse. exhibited from the top of the main tower of the new High Court Buildings. the exact 3. Information date regarding
under the girls, the played name of " The Greatest Plague in Life," almost The pride was vastly amusing. of place mQ6t, however, be given to the exhibition of physical which drill, was, as
R.
Agent
of Light.— It is inten Position within the next three months to substitate a 3rd order double dioptric of half minute periods for flashing light the now in use at the Madras light
other
were Luggage," amongst A funny interlude
to
T.
G.
ded
boy
song,
'
£lje
and
betweeu
tvio
comic
by
a
of
number
J. A.
W.
Land
Government
Bunbury. (School Board Rev.
vice
resigned.
Piesse W. to be members of tbe District Knight, Board of Education, Williams. Municipal Elections. W.F.Gupin the Guildford py to he a Councillor vice Tnrton Municipal Council, resigned. To Mariners. Notice Presidency Post Office, Madras, Sept. 2, 1892— In East Madras dia, Coast, Presidency— in Character Alteration of Apparatus,
acted that from
Mustn't",
girl,
illustrated
funnily
A.,
—
so
recitation
remarkably Dolly's Doctor,"
L.
Hainersley,
much
sang and comically ceased
scarcely A
to be
Piesse,
band,
not
another
Washing Day," audience
Turner, at
accompanied
girls,
by
M.
—
burlesque
little
Loton,
22nd.
G. Shenton, of the Cen
.
of little of music
group deal
themselves,
laughing. "
of
song
MBER
DEC
Hon. Appointments. M, L C., to be a member tral Board of Education,
some
good
a
of group and led
than
bigger " The
A
?
—
went
none
sent a kindly Exhibition and which took place 22nd Thursday,
Australian the annual of Piizes
eare
"
perhaps, possible
NORTH
showing
GAZETTE.
THURSDAY,
they through fan if such a graceful drill," as a mere may be used, though, phrase " vocal exercise a chorus, The Music of was successful of the Birds," the most
successes.
Tramway
SCHOOL
West
which Australian
advised
ill
with
shut,
(laughter).
i&his
Some
were
country
the
their
shut, shut
that
kept within to withdraw
of Sale Amendment second time. at 12 4 p.m. adjourned
BRIGID'S
to reporter Distribution in the above inst. The
told
require then. J consider
whom
Mr. the
a
House
The
.
I
mentioned
faultfinding they should
of
which
iu
song,
a
assurance
be
one
PERTH.
the look at and then say if to be satisfied
than I members
Why
ST.
that a you would be required for im the Eastern and Railway the Perth station. I believe
proving
at
to
reason
evening
contract
singing
was
and blending with each other training, One of the prettiest very harmoniously. was the Japanese fan songs by the gills
to
Bills
read
were
The
Sir,
before
and the
Bill, Bill
nearly I conclude
said,
but
offered
bounds he begged proper the motion. The Harbour Works and
fully equipped miles of line will be equal to the remains to come to
now
a
had
Colonial Treasurer's the advertising would
to
are
ask members of the colony
position we have
per
addition
Daily News Government
fifth of the present charge. After a discussion lengthy DeHamel said that in the face
1200
we
great responsibilities 1 have be seen. all I have to say, .
v
accept
be for
will
paper curtail
The voices
in
by
an
our
140,000£
in require millions,
hull
these railways have about
shall
cost
fund
the. papers
He advertiser. thought attention to their pay more the Government and Gazette, the amounts the to paid stated He had heard it
was
newspapers. that tbe
half
a
that
decided
lamb
We of
wonder
no
children. the treat,
by young a
very
to
haff nearly the Eastern fully equip build the Perth railway for other works. public
and
Railway
we
annual
will a
to
million
a
a
say
prospects. have raised all about two and
and siuking
interest this
to
amounts they about a £900
was
the Government through supported and ill. good report They had 900 reasons for the golden supporting Government. He it was knew the custom of editors to the wind temper to the shorn the shorn lamb, when
own
ask hon. few words
to
future
wo after loan owe present and the millioDS,
Will,
'
like
was
they should
(Hear,
I would to allow me
now,
it
this,
amply secured, serious diffi that future. I have
the in -fact it was trouble, my t»> find out whether duty, the existence of this would interfere with guarantee the value of our the stock. What was of the London and Westminster reply IBank ? would it They did not think do anything of the kind. hear.)
And,
/
be
believe arise in
it
for men the newspapers year nearly of the while the rest tioned, papers in the receive or £10 £12 colony In the face of a subsidy a year. like
HTing
and
these
that
see
GOVERNMENT
were accompaniments played they by Father Bourke, but as a rule, were success undertaken with surprising
choruses,
If
Simpson Esq ISflu W.A Campbell Hart, ¥&i,A Dmiy News.
Children will wards one
or
the
16th
.
would
the
.
1
dealing of the colony I do position think. I would be justified in oinitto the Midland reference Railway. far as I am able to judge the money is safe. guaranteed by the Government I do hot it as recognise any great financial
liability.
into the pockets of the News Daily
£1,625
of proprietors calculated they
with
1
and
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Frenonntle.
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Rge
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pupils,
opened
J
B.
up
any
Monday,
on
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Tuesday,
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Works
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will
Commissioner
DA
1M5TAIL
butcheb,
and
A
new
Perth
Barrack
to
cancelled. at 430 p.m. from Perth
,
Perth.
been
Prime
to to
Yatlieroo
at
530
A
p.m.
Guildford will will leave Guildford Junction, returning
stock
large be
p.m. be obtained at the Perth or Station,
Traffic at the
of
Families
Public
Office,
Railways,
to
waited
orders
Country
Manag.
of Poultry
shortly
at 552
Commissioner
Meat.
cancelled
to
Manager's
Street,
intermediate
General Traffic General Traffic Manager's Office, 3utli June, 1S92.
with
will
hand. on
daily.
attended
to
dispatch. __
uum.U,,
_nnTOgnTn;:|Mm
;
STANLEY
NOTICE, will
be
on
the
charged
Parcels prepaid,
conveyed Eastern when
forward
but
to sidings pai eels
and from
from
LATE
fkeight
required.
platforms
must
(Fredk.
be
and sidings plat be sent either forward
JOHN General
Qpneral Perth,
Traffic
July
Manager's 28th 1892,
SUTTON,
Station
one
Railway,
forms to Stations, can or charged prepaid forward at Sender's This will also option, arrangement apply to traffic to and from parcels Great Southern Stations, Railway of The Hon, By order Coinmissireer of Railways.
VIES,
General Trafi|c Manager, Ofcp, Manager's September 9ti)? 1892.
Traffic
AND
is
leaving Perth
LIDDELOW),
WHOLESALE
to 25 p.m. A for Fremantle
all Perth
and p.m., for Midland
Buildings. order of the
pAitciKLs to another
under otherwise at special pireiiinstances, the discretion of the Commissioner, wh will not be responsible fop any loss to passenger?
the
(FREDK.
from and the Mill
from
p.m. has
versa
awtrain from
3.20p.m. by tje
transferable.
therefrom arising Excursion passengers
ar
Fremantle at intermediate
all
at
,-u
above. not
ST4KLEY SDTTOH,
take
New
will of ordinary be allowed Passengers S41b 2nd class, 561b. 1st class, luggage The deperdffP will be delayed of trains or
.
30th
BARRACK
.JOHN DAVIES,
any
a.m.
Grcenmount,
only
are
By
2
O oil
at 8 10.55
JOHN
Western
-
Perth.
Smith's
to
Beverley
Nnrtham.
Works
o «-<
for
Perth
555
train
p.m.,
usual
p.m. the Junction Time Tables can
.
,
accepted.
of
Public
available from
?
Coutract, this Office,
H.
:
The
Onslow. lowest
l
OILMAN
TEMPERANCE
for mixed
Smith's
ex
run.fas
Office, Traffic
25
at train altered
4 p.m.
and
p.m. at 515
i-i
(3 rt
11.15
castle,
out
Contract." of
Ticket's
day by train 1010 a.m.
above Contract. to be addressed
of
,
AND
JULST,
altered.
stopping
The
55
General
t»
the
ONIONS.
Guildford,
slightly Perth
stopping The 2 p.m.'
p.m., The will
Manager's :
The
at between
leave
favour
The
l'or to
1220 p.m. will leave
has been will also leave
330
in
The
p.m. leave
will
Fremantle, C>
:
3
Csi
ONSLOW.
1893, for
:
GROCER
JULY, will
Midland Junction, and leaving again
a.m.,
33o
pan.,
leave
u
be
address
T.
to
subject
FOR
Perth
to
will
stations. train A
a
3
O
will
Note the
VIES,
TRAINS
a.m.
Fremantle.
Advertisements.
on
be
DA
train, to
limes will be
Beverley
at
.
<-<
3
noon
will
to.
the
by
Beverley, Perth at at Guildford 940 Smith's a.m., Well a.m., Chidlow's 1130 a.m., 1240 p.m., Spencer's Brook 130
York p.m., Fremantle
train 12 30
a.m.
832
a.m., 1030 Claclcline
at
TENDERS
o
passengers
ALTERATIONS of Trains running
from
iipto
to
attended
promptly
a.m.
available
loss
Orders
Country ;
RAILWAY.
at 837 Perth
Fremantle train new
G a)
7Z ry.
1
STATION
9.40
week a.m.
Traffic Manager, Manager's Office, September 1892, Uth,
stations.
<u
POLICE
at
;
continued
intermediate
get
G
Government
J2j
Traffic
,
j
hours.
for
talk
>25
Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railways
W?
O
3 |
there's
/say,
>H
ii
;
at
train, 910 Mill
O 0
IT?
better
be
riving Perth
#
r-t
the
Yoit
-g a
pq
in the The 8
viz.
you :
js
following
place
.
tle
2
1892.
'
bow
29
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fa3O
his don't seem wife: you of your convictions. courage I should to know like Prattle: 1 rat got at that conclusion.
MiV,
2
«
ALTERATION
I
—
2
frient,
you
proud
G (M
'
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-u.
The
to
Lave
'm
-e
.
j
.Prattle to
w
S
Jj
Oi
TJ
suit.
pepper-and-salt
& numerous Polled Meats, Pickles Sauces, Exceptionally & Cheese, good Butter & Raisins, Currauts, Sultanat Plums, jable Vinegar, Peppers, Cayenne & Sa Glass Household Requisites, China, &c.,
a
o
ASIBBN
co
o
-
a
.9
«-
e»
<n
I
Mr.
big.
Mine
match ytur
to
one
«j
v. s
s
.xi
,
a.m.
order
—
too :
Squabbler:.
get for you
:
I ha-1 you think Mrs. C. S. :
do
9
>>
<u a
o
from
Perth,
<N
.
i-i
I
_
suit
a
3 s
General
-<
Constaut
Fruits and golden Syrup, Bottled Jellies. Hams and Richly cured Bacon, Stores and every Oilman's requisite, Candles, Colman's Coffee, Mustard &c,, Condensed Milk, Egg & Baking Powders, Sc Ultramarine & Starch.. Rickets' Blues,
rH
L
"d
available
General
o
k 5,
fa"
it.
Mr.
fa
rH
&
®
j "Mi
rf
fa
rt
coat is about three sizes Isaacslein impressively coat make so dat you grow
J
rH
rH
7H
I
Railway
:
to
1
keeps only tlic Very Best, of China and other Teas, fewest pickings Preserves & Condiments, jndian Chutneys, Tin'd Lunclx & Corned Ox Tongues, Beef, Neats-foot and other oils, good Kerosene, of and Sugars splendid quality cheap.
1010
i-;g«
o
o
i
in
<U
in describing the recent A reporter, of her huudrelh celebration birthday by She talked an old lady, naively says all day without showing the least signs of fatigue.
Customer,
CO
O
be responsible for any therefrom. arising Excursion passengers the
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i
o
one.
o
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to
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:
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rl
And
enough
mean
lO
JOHN
fa 2
annually fellows
I-
_
ticket-
railway London.
i
\
n
o rH
r<
00
CD 3
it
sniff;
o
e3
of
without
$ art
(M i
;
C/3 (O
Ol
will be allowed of Passengers ordinary 1st class, 841b 2nd luggage class, 561b. The of trains will be delayed or departure under otherwise at the special circumstances, discretion of the Commissioner, who will not
|
»—
escaping, No
a
CO
rf.
air.
taking
200,000,000
printed there to ride
yet
sniffing
also Larkio, to be here yet-
-
gas the
O
r-t
fa
o
Guildford, These Tickets are only trains above. specified Tickets are not transferable.
—
now
7-
O
o
_
Tickets
—
a
said
CJ
:
pleasant. tell
I
to
o
,
fa
I
reign,
o
—
<—
-«H
.
a
l>
J
day by train Perth, 9.10
r—
O
CO
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t
C/3
1
o
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t-
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£
-
on
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i
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shown
\
ONIONS
September
"u£ i"H
o
«
fares
the
\
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rH
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.
j
reflection
'o
."ts0
3 a "3 5 a M, 3 p c "S ">
OF
t-i
cu > ©
&
con
the
its
and
.
c <M
_
Government
Because
?
o
rH
2
£
mother's
o
|
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Prince
his
times
rH
—
nursery.
the
is
a
—
MONDAY,
at
Beverley,
ci
Why
«
fa
BOOKINGS.
of
guests:
el c5
fag
EXCURSION
who-
lady
P
and further 12th, every day until notice, CHEAP RETURN for TICKETS, available will 14 be issued to days, Groenmount, Chidlow's York Well, Newcastle, Nortliam,
:
Candour,
Works,
RAILWAYS
on
Ol
o
AUSTRALIA.
Commencing
m
rH
Director
1892.
WESTERN
CHEAP
the seaside. Husband sarcastical to That's a rela pointing donkey of yours, isn't it ? tion Wile Yes, by Miss
Public
December,
of
lawyers.
U
O
and
Office, Western Australia.
OVERNMENT
G1IT
—
ly
\
articles in 71b
are
fjere
>-
Works 10th
into hot water gets that be has furuished fuel to beat the sutne.
sure
T-<
neces
Commissioner
VEN,
Railways
of
good
a
Perth,
should know Every man law ; if he knows enough of
has
it
of
place
person
be
you may his share
When
?
a
not
,
H.
safest
the
will
into
Jurn T3
.
accepted.
'
is
tender
any
many.
When
—
:
p-l
N
.
.
j
is
o—
H
-
:o:
.
nounced
fails
PERT
—
.
baloon
HALL,
BARRACK-ST.
I
C3 Csi
fa-
—
»-t
o
t>
ca
a
o
—
forty-five.
When
OILMAN
AND i
the
and Specifications, tin's at after Office, and at the Court House arrival of the next steaA limited number of
September
:
March,
to The Hon. and marked
MONDAY,
on
Guildford
below
Contract, be seen
20tn
Two ages when are they
love
of
Drawings
job— Labouring
of
EXCURSION
Contract.
to be addressed of Public Works, Tenders for lvlullewa
Conditions
at this 28th
the
Tuesday,
are
"
side,
A.
be received
on
i
and further notice. ,12th every day until CHEAP RETURN TICKETS -available for 14 days, will be. issued to Fremantle, Perth,
57 miles.
will
i—
AUSTRALIA.
—
a
Director
the
to
romance
people
in
frequently
is
unprofitable delusion.
a
is
men.
pretender bonnet.
under
trouble
be pitied.
barefaced
lady's
of
peck
a
—
Permanent
and
in
man
—
A
—
j
Way complete and Stations of f including the providing all Materials the Rails and except for the Permanent Fastenings Way). with
—
-
dust
a
up
Construction
'
Kicking
A domestic
—
CONTRACT.
CHEAP
trade— Coaching.
driving
.
A
—
of
railways
Government
I
ew
.
a n
MI—
Wholesale
Liddelow),
and Retail
Butcher, !
Barrack Perth,
Street,
4 -4
DAVIES, Traffic
Manager.
Office, '
1
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:
In
CAMPBELL'S,
K.
J.
and Best CIGARS, PIPES, &c., of Great Variety Quality always in Stock. and Papers received regularly from the colonies. Agency Sporting Telegrams We wish for to draw attention to particular popular Comic Papers of the World. has been under the our which manage greatly improved present Department Hairdressing executed and Subscribers1 names received forment. Orders Country promptly English, comic Solicited. A Trial periodicals. Respectfully
A
but
R-U-RIGHT
of
that
choice
your
of
The
to
House?
Ah
you
1
you
say
Rendezvous
Sporting
Latest the most
in
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Hay
/And ..
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j
and
sister
STOCK MR.
I
if
the
to
attention
CONDUCT of
the
SHORTEST
&
Wholesale
also and
is
of J.
long
MR.
Tobacco
&
Watchmaker
a
as
of
Importers
Hairdressers1
Always opening
at
any part Respectful at the Charges
Cigar
CONTINENTAL
CAMPBELL,
LONDON
received
the
regarding
BINGAY
DEPARTMENT-
RETAIL
.
Sporting.
AND
COLONIAL
BOOT
Pictures,
Ware, Fancy Goods, Books
Pianos,
Soaps,
and
Scents,
Perth
&
WHOLESALE
!
Cigars
splendid Kid Glace
Teeth
Lace
and
Boots,
Less
lhau
great
variety.
London
are
£16
and
,
any
Colony.
We
Wholesale
are
Belfast &c.
,
Fancy
for
Agents and
Linen,
XMAS.
.
Town, Suburban
and Rural
FOR
of
unheard
before
Licensed
& CO.,
Agents,
Land
and W.A.
other 2000 Latest
over
SELL
toys
Mechanical
executed
G.
BURGESS,
Chambers,
St.
of
THE
comfort
while
rivalled,
the the
is
tionery
are
Stock
South
Trial
Largest
Bakery
LARGEsWffanufacturer
the
is
be
BEST
the
J.V.
Roller to
of BREAD
class
wines
amateur
JENNINGS,
beer
OPENED which premises,
Cafe, has extensive
now
style up in the latest of his convenience
fitted
and
have been the comfort and boarders
and
ale
His
at
Meals
First
hours.
all
-class
From 6 a m. to 9 a.m., 9d. From 12 a.m. to 2 p.m., Is. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., 9d. :
:
:
Suffers.
:
Special
16
and Baths.
Sitting
Splendid
will
it
Reading
Room,
16s per week Boarders, Indoor Do., 19s to 21s per week. for ladibs and Accommodation
Outdoor
couples. arrivals
find that the cheapest,
establishment
and
best, in
country
Federal
the
the
visitors
Coffee
and most
Palace
convenient
colony.
National Library of Australia
Jg
A R M
all
and
ALSO, and
N
Pilches, Horse Clothing, class Stable
Hostelry,
Sponges,
Spurs.
Scrapers, etc. orders sent with obtained
by post
all
Hides
and Varied Gentlemen's Colonialmanu-
Strong Shoes iu
and
All
Boots great
Goods
by every England and the
taken
in
communications
tc
BROWN
Exchange. on
be
&
Sale.
addressed
to
ALLEN,
Hay
Street,
Perth.
Oils will
be
promptness.
FIRST PRIZE at Show Agricultural Society's for the best collection1 Guildford, aud Harness. Saddlery
of from
Cutlery
Whips
the late held al of
both
GOCERIES
CHEAPER THAN EVER. GROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash Only # Queensland Meats, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d ; Ox Do. Soups, Is 2d Tongues, each Is 3d ; 21b tins, N.Z. Lunch Beel', Is 3d Libby's Corned Beef, 21b tins, is U£d Conrad's asstd. lib 8d Meats, tins, Is 3d ; Do, 21b tins. Potted tins, Sd Meats, asstd. lib Mullet, 6d Fresh Herrings, Gd Leighton's Fresh 7d 8d Fresh Oysters, Salmon, Kippered. Herrings, i\d Sardines, -jib Do tins, -ld 8d Bottled Ihl aud 5,1b tins, Fruits, Is; Tinned lib do", Is; English Jams, 6Id tins, and 7d 21b lid aud Is tins, Do, English 3d lib Marmalade, tins, Do, 21b tins, lid S A Jama, lib -Lid 21b tins, tins, yd, Sid, S A assorted 3lb and loci Jellies. Is ; tins, Golden Syrup, 21b tins, SHl ; Pickles, pints 7d and 8d Coffee, lib tins, Is 2d, Is Id, Is 6d and Is 8d lb tins, Baking Powder, 5d ; 3 Colman's Mustard Egg Powder, -Jib tins. 3d rllb Green DSP Is Jib 7d, lib, Peas, 7d ; French Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb Pea Flour, 8d per lb Condensed Milk 7d Tomato Sauce, 3d and 8d Worcester shire 5d Sauce, Starch, 4-Ad per lb Blue, 8d per lb Ultramarine, Do Keen's, lOd ; Table Dd per bottle. Cordials. Viuegar. Tea, Is 9d and 2s per lb Is, Arrowroot, J and lid 8d lb packets, Candles, 8d per lb Soap, 4d 5d a«d 3d bar Destampe's self-acting do, lid bar Is 3d bottle; Destampe's Washing Fluid, Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d ; New Vasse Pota Is 6d stone. toes, Other lines at the Lowest
JJARVIS
—
:
;
;
;
gif
Note
the
Address
;
SMITH,
Barrack
ready for
Agent
Wholesale
—
;
Street, for
North
the
WATSON
;
West
;
;
;
;
& TEE
;
Perth,
in
Suits
October
and
Ccssaok,
;
;
17 1889,
;
?
;
;
Why—
;
WANTED
fashions,
KNOWN
;
and take in
;
heed.
That
stock.
old
be
can
pianos
ex
assortment
of Gloves,
Ties,
;
;
| i
changed
for
new
at
the
;
;
;
Federal
Ware
Furnishing
HFARMAN'S.
;
;
house, Hay-street,
,
j
;
wanting
;
;
&c. at
;
;
;
j
is
Youth's
Shipments, opportunity
Brushes
otherwise
or
aud
care
for.
Skins, Harness
Clippers,
and
Boots
Shoemakers'
firs
a
including
Chamois
Ladies'and and English'
Men's
Salted
Saddles
Saddles, Jockey and all requisites
or
Large
a
of
of
—
Regular
a and varied stock, large of Gig, aud Cart, Carnage and Gents' Saddles Harness, Ladies' Riding and Girls' Saddles and Bridles, Boys' and
Pack
Stock
Children's
possible Colonies.
W.A.
paid to cutting. particularly eliable fit guaranteed. & ens' aud boys' Hats, Shirtings
othing
Agents.
variety. Saddlery
in
Proprietor.
want
style
very t taction
b
Pertb,
facture.
Frederick
of
kindb
in
both
Boots
ALWAYS assortment
,
latest
AN
uew
large Scarf
Street,
M anufacturers,
Assortment
2E>b
TO
Harness.
Combs, Blacking,
Hosiery.
A
Goods
Fancy
Barrack
STREET, PERTH, W.A.,
33JAVE
—Therefore—
H
Co.,
BROWN & ALLEN,
SMITH of
and
performances
open
you
of the
E ARM
&
Stationers, Sole
MEN?
Sir Governor, Uroome, K.C.M.G,
Roebourne
oods
Cd.
STEIN
Stein's)
ROBERT
GENTLEMEN
G
Is.
of
HARNESS
jhz
Messrs.
is
VIEWS
and Bound in Morocco. Sold by all Stationers. Per Post 3d. extra.
Gilt.
Importers,
note
W
Handsomely
STREET
J3S0II,
ROBERT Manufacturer
inspection.
cook.
Breakfast Lunch Tea
married New
now
—
'English
Terms
Goods
bat
Mounted
Splendidly
ORDER
APPOINT-
Excellency N.
Perth.
Hay-street
for
visitors.
AND
BARRACK PERTH.
SPECIAL
HBAFEII,''
CITT
New
the
at
'
F.
W.
!
the
CHIEF CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
opportunity
Price:
BY
HEARMAN,
the
-ball.
of
Boot
Accommodation. f 1 Is per week.
Hotel Boarders
G.
"THE
VIEWS
MAGNIFICENT
.
HAY
All
of the Vienna the above new
late
an
MOST-
and
Minorgan.
SADDLE
(Opposite
executed R.S.
Jetty.
is
they
speciality
TO
&
WORKS,
D. JACOBY,
walk from minutes' Three and Town Station, Railway
that £14
a
CHALLENGE
PIONEER
carte.
Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. of Nor' OYSTERS on arrival regularly West Boat. has D. Jacoby added a handsomeConcert Hall and Ball-room to his fine to is let for smoke which premises,
W.
9 p.m.
to
a.m.
the
Booksellers,
FEDERAL PALACE. COFFEE Home), (The Workman's HENRYSTREET (Opposite Fremantle Club),
MARSHALL,
PERTH
!
COMPETITION.
specialties.
concerts, socials, and practices.
Perth.
in
Public from
class DRAY Possible Price.
MADE
WE
Indoor
will
this
as
VIEWS
first-class
Outdoor
VERYARD'S
of
Bread
la
a
Australian
First
the
in
9
:
B.
attendance. A Liberal and Choice Menu. brands of wines, choicest very and only in stock. spirits
un
Sydney,
Minorgan
first
really
Lowest
Perth.
the
DRAYS DRAYS
invited
is a
Meals at all Hours. COOK engaged in Adelaide,
of Confec
Colony.
One
First-class and The
PASTRY
and
CAKES
and
unsurpassed.
are
to
HEAVY
upwards, Inspection to acquire
Suppers.
conveniences
the
us.
Late of Marshall Bros., New South Wales.
Marshall,
RESTAURANT.
Dinner
Perth.
Street,
LADIES
The
ROOMS,
is
Lunches.
.
REFRESHMENT
E. D.
Perth.
&
making SPRING
are
JACOBY.
FASHIONABLE
or
guarantee work turned
V. Hutt Bingay, Street, Perth, of Philadelphia Dental College and of Oral Surgery, Hospital U.S.A.;
and
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
Barrington
and
For
respectfully
EMPORIUM
CONFECTIONERY
Hay
D.
and
Barrington intimate
Street.
Proprietor—
Teeth
Durability
J. Late
;
BAZAAR,
King
Messes.
PARIS,
de
Murray
by
&
Hours
Provident
Terrace,
George's
Fit,
A mechanical
all
particu
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
promptly
Mutual
CAFE
THE
YARD'S
VER
of commissions at moderate prices.
to
Artificial
in
out
Novelties.
Street,
wish
their
Colony.
with
Ivory,
Gas, Ether Daily for
Operations.
BINGAY
dolls, and
and
Gold
Speciality. administered
Marshall
this
Hosiery, Towelling,
BUSINESSES HOUSES to LET.
SALE.
kinds
in
Prices
Rocking Horses,
—
&
nothing
at 1000 others
W.A. speaking and
CONTINENTAL
CARTS
Patronize
Should
Everybody
Com
Perth,
Surveyors,
mission
for
All
Purchasers.
all
PATERSON
A.
C.
-Li
Safes,
Week,
in,
undressed,
dressed,
AND, HOUSES,
T
SALE
to Suit
In Lots
Lands
a
point out that be excelled
larly cannot
Price
shall We Christmas
1892.—
during
toys
Oorner .
Boots
given but
Dentists,
Fremantle.
with
filled
Bingay
etc.
Toys,
for Wholesale Prices all classes and Women's Boots are the the Trade. Wholesale Buyers to will do well our inspect samples before buying elsewhere.
the
of
part
1000,)
Drapery,
(Speciality), Paris Made),
Hay in
per
in
Slippers invited.
Inspection
to
Machines,
Trousers
nt
selling
Prices.
10s.
Sewing (Vienna
Buttoned
of Men's Lowest in
t
Made
out' from,
MARSHALL,
and
Teeth and Chloroform
DEPARTMENT.
£5
(from
Tweed
of Ladies'
Our
W.A.
SURVEYSUNDERTAKEN. Valuation
carried
Repairs
Mechanical
Large
CO.,
New Stock and Patent
a
real and
Terrace,
Perth,
5 years be a
Stationery.
.
—
.
Have
CHAMBERS, George's
—
Natalis
CO.,
and
Artificial
Howtck-Strebt,
SURVEYORS,
St.
— i
Perth.
KELLY
WELD
Hall)
and should
NOTICE. &
Surgical
FACTORY,
PERTH.
LICENSED
Town
(Opposite Country
DENTAL
BAZAAR.
to.
Telegrams Latest
China
P4TERS0N&
Old
Watch
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.
the
1
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Stocks,
attended
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most
new
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in
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HUTCHINSON.
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&
Wendt, Adelaide,) ST., PERTH,
BARRACK
JEWELLER,
and
LINDELL, M.
Merchants.
NOTICE.
K.
J.
draw'
to
be
that
in the colony at Moderate
Manner
CUTBUSH
elsewhere.
UNDERTAKE FUNERALS
to
prepared'
fact
WATCHMAKER LINDELL'S
RIGHT-U-R.
to
"VARIED
wishes
CAMPBELL
Ij II
the country districts would .do well
his LARGE and before purchasing
inspect
then
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(Late
from colonies
visitors
Perth
Street,
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go
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j
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.
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MATTRESSES
SPRING
In
AND
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FURNITURE,
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than
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Palace
other
any
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perfect Beds
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use
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being
from
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the
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and
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with
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we
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ly Football
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give
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able
most found
in
above
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the
M.L.A.,
Quinlan,
Catalogue for'
it,
and yon
the
who
Billiard in
genial is
now
Saloon
at
Perth.
Murray-st.,
now
Muslins, of
the
has
taken hotel from
and will
maintain its reputation ing Hotel of the Metropolis. New Saloon Bar. 1 o'clock. Table D'Hote
from
25
Guineas
Guineas
the
is
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.
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mired
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of
pictures
always
on
hand.
the
on
and and
classes
Velvets
Satins,,
&c.
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Manchester and Kid
Murray-street,
at the Federal for
the Taffeta,
stock.
Hats and
Tan
Black,
in
shades & colours
Cashmeres
in
Styles,
inspection
Ladies'
Pianos
that
to
of in
E
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latest
kept
requisite
variety
Belts
the
ready for
very
p
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in &
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System.
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to.
pan Printed
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Perth-
leading
KNOWN
that
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.
WANTED
company, j
Gimps.
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who
Q orsets, K erchiefs S urahs,
.
patterns.
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and
published
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rapidly
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man
Gowns.
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over
confectionery
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very
and
& all
I,
be obtained
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everybody.
Gold and Silver
Scarfs
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Chef, moderate.
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may
selling
newest
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raid,
L adics'
Perth.
to
Furnishing
orpeu.
8ilver
rt
PRACTICAL
posted
to suit
Mantles
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exponents
in
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and
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address
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a
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HIGH
silver.
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SYDNEY
most
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Colonies
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,
kept.
kinds executed.
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be the
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with
required
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the
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of all
the
from
Visitors
witness,
Mail."
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end
that
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to
and
and
extend
to
and
Repairs
COURTYARD.
PAYED
Spirits only
Attractions
!
Hot water dishes in U seful articles
Toffee,
Satisfaction.
order
BEST
the Railway with connected
Murray-street
Saridover
PERTH,
Timepieces,
world.
anxious
Trade
solicit
shapes
walk,
General
Wellington-street
nearly
are
Situated
minute's
Hall, Government
one
to Dr.'
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SILVER
AND
Rich
STOREKEEPERS:
particularly
Chemists
Murray-street
one
with
sign
POUND
pamphlet
BRA
'Attractions
Eucalyptus
City and Fremantle our goods which will
All
HOTEL, the
and
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the
in
in
in
out
with
—
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selling
view
in
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excel
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onr
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are
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and
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COUNTRY
one
Is
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Agent for Weistern Australia, GEO..DUMSPERTH DAY, HAY-STREET, (opposite
of
one
BLAKE, Proprietor. Hotel, Murray St.,
cheapness.
We Guarantee
PIANO
Witness
send
HWILLIij sell for
Jujubes,
best
TO
Boarders
Without
HARRY
TERN
WES
and
for
Compauy?s
Alcock's
for the
and
Visitors
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Goods,
unrivalled
Ask
both
in
of
one
provided
Tables,
i
\
Tables.
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:
Wellington-streets in the City. unrivalled with
Address
cen
«
and
Room,
the
Australian
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lence,
the
Billiard
contains
Best Beer
Wines,
Pan
storekeepers
are
are
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Balcony
grocer
AUSTRALIA.
Best
the
and
procurable,
Room
The Billiard
AND
per Weekof
most hotel
and
Ahock's
Silver
Tlie
Wire
All all
the
TOR
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The
has been long as
"
and
Company's
£1
Visitors
of
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
& Lodging
and
INDUSTRY.
Storekeeper
your
Mattrasses.
Board
)
......
for comfortable in the City and the to will spare no effort as the Leading its reputation for and for Visitors Country from the Eastern Colonies.
maintain
Goods
of Confectionery
description
Hotel.)
Country Visitors New Management
Creams,
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
and
Woven
on
I
of the
complete the
situated
trally
Hotel every
and Garter
The "AUSTRALIAN" and favourably known
Delight,
Chocolate.
largest of cook
Arrangements
the
are
the
is
Hundred
Sanitary
Hotel
BLAKE
of the Star
(Late
Ornaments,
London.
Range
Cooking
by
I
Candies,
Gelatine
The
Situated over
:
HARRY
manage Ghef late of
& Pond,
Spiers
,
Candies,
the
first-class
a
Sugar
1
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Courses),
under
is
board'
This First Class and Centrally Hotel has now been taken
Goods,
Horehound
(Three
Cuisine
Dry
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drugs
or
\
Perth.
Street,
to any address. .wonderful pamphlAt themselves and be free c At ror the remainder of theiw
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Stewart.
Sc
.
The
being
Murray
Boiled,
can
be sent of this
of Honour.—" W.A. Record." I that Beit known for the purpose of obtain-il from Dr. A. Wilford Hall the ing knowledge 'A of his and for his TreatHygienic Discovery, ment of Health and Longevity with the paiithe same. I plilet unfolding hereby pledge my word and honour not to show the pamphlet its or reveal contents to anyone, nor allow it to be seen nor will I use by any person, the treatment with any others except the members of my own from each of whom a family, will be exacted not to reveal promise the treatment others. to (This pledge does not debar the who physician may purchase the from the treatmeut with his pamphlet using he does not show patients, piovided however, the pamphlet nor reveal to them the rationale of the treatment.) 18 Signed this..... .day of.,..:.
Co.
HOTEL
'
Meals
Single .
week per and lodging.
20s.
Best
will aid
Pledge
Wilson.
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Boiled,
Ordinary
Hundred Boarders accomodated Daily-
Terms
A.
Western
Australia.
Two
By
W.
&
sheet the
persons doctors lives.
& Co.
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of
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more
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GREAT
;
remunerative
&c.
Crops. KAY
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thej is
the
.
(jrE
rgb
CniTTY
for
the
office
of
street,
Rev.
Right "
the
W.A.
Perth, 1
"
—
Sydney
The
at
Building's. E.
The
OFFICE. lowest
WILFORD HYGIENIC
BR.
11!
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o
FIRE
effected
Sts
PERTH. '
Works,
Wellington-street,
WELLINGTON—
&
Insurances rates. Farm
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11
,
MURRAY
Confectioners
Confectionery
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I
PHNIX
COMPANY.
Manufacturing
Steam
Proprietor.
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