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Saturday morning the 29th of 1887, at 815 a.m., Cardinal January, Moran for and suite left Newcastle of the New Norcia. The members His Eminence party who accompanied
show
I
'
Both
at the invitation of the genial who had a bountiful meal But as the dis prepared for them. had travellers breakfast tinguished before from Newcastle starting they
Mr. After
hospitality rest they
started
once
that
a
little
on
their
"
seven
miles
from
the
30
horsemen
They cheered
met'
the
into
and-' forming1 procession, the Cardinal's to followed carriage New Norcia". Great preparations had been made at the mission for the re A triumphal of His Eminence., ception arch of pretty was erected appearance, the words " Welcome at a suitable site, Cardinal Moran" being conspicuous on of the structure. the front The Abbot, the priests and the brothers received the at the arch, and all those Cardinal to the assembled made their way New Band Church. The N.oicia airs the headed procession playing At the to the occasion appropriate was Cardinal Moran re church door, ceived and the deacon by the Prior who in were and sub-deacon, attired; the prescribed vestments. The Prior the to His Eminpresented nspersory then led the way to the 11 igh enejiand when soleinn of the Altar, Exposition was and the Blessed Sacrament given, " After the Benedic Te Deum" siing. the the procession left Church, tion, the Cardinal leading, by accompanied the Abbot i to The train proceeded Two the square of the Monastery. were here addresses presented to His one from native Eminence men, read and the ether by a male aboriginal, read of from native by one women, and sex. are their race The follewing .
'
The
which
:
musiciaiis
band,
We,
boys to take
of the
advantage
present
make
it
all
the welfare of our race our the more duty to be truly grateful. Salvado Whilst His. Lordship-Bishop and Benedictine Fathers and the are sure to our Teachers, Brothers, omit nothing to make Your Eminence's we trust stay at- New Norcia agreeable
_
that
also
part
our
on
it
may
be in
our
we
Nothing enough to
do
can
all
convey sense of
the
will
I | i
murmur
May -
Mission, Your
Jackimara.
Your
Eminence
:
—
and deepest respect Native we, Aboriginal New Norcia of and girls and 'welcome beg '-to 'approach
Eminence.
never had to honour
before see
we
have
pleasure
and
Although a
tlie
Cardinal,
National Library of Australia
we
linow
off
(more
than
the
visitors
their instances
'
i
imagine
anything
beautiful
than
Rt
for
saw
life or
my
more
of
best
largo he (the
:
to
all
see
these
industrious were
of the
But
perseverance
from
the
watch
little
very
civilized,
whose
people, better
than
in habits and custom. and kindness and
field
Do
a of cricket. game capital know what Benedictines
are?
Fathers belong to that Order ; I do not understand much about but I can it myself, only these
Well,
good
say
that
any
order,
or
any
or
creed,
any be proud of such men, and of the re
well country, may devoted excellent, sults of their life's work."
to
(Letters
By Lady
Barker, London, 1885, But I must resume page 93). -my of the Middle subject Ages from which I hav e diverged. Guy.
.
After
Cardinal
Moran
speaks
Western
to
Delivered
in
of
His
Visit
Australia. V
>.
Patrick's, 3rd
Wednesday,
Ha.ll,
"
And
from
an
to illustrate I may Institution
not
Perth,
Feb. 1887. what
I have been instance
take which
entirely wilderness
an
j
I
have been
of March
—
Benedictine and Monastery Mission at New Norcia surprised' that
monastery saying,
"-Freeman"
visited
the
institution.
ene at the felt Looking Monastery, to think inclined that, by some species of the grand old romantic of magic, one convents of carried Spain had been across and in the the ocean dropped of the wild centre bush of Western vast and Australia. This isolated
His
by
Progress."
Social
and
St.
The
Native
Moran,
Cardinal
Eminence, "The Church
The Sydney 1887, says
5th,
everyone Lecture
merely .mention to stimulate ,the;
within
was
by the
built monks
without' fifteen (30)
which
on were
ese'thiaji>Q|der zeal
(ff|tl)oui|his
'
colony.
"
The "
The Luzern
have worked a change patience like a miracle. One saw of the result it all the long, during pleasant day schools and work spent in visiting shops, going into the neat, comfortable and finally down to cottages, sitting
could be desired, and reflects that credit on the authorities the utmost to convey His Eminence They offered to and New Norcia, subsequently it out the carried undertaking task, well.
mission, blacks
Old
Catholic"
Schism. r
v
all
and
aboriginal number of
and brightness which among the would be hard to a
cared, found a band of Cardinal) brass, reed, and, stringed instruments, in alb composed twenty-seven entirely of natives, which in his opinion was equal to any- band in Australia. He
mission You have
infinite
South Wales. to that of New superior The provision made by the Government was for the conveyance of the Cardinal
cheerfully
it
Europeans
a
own
His Eminence here was far
countiy
of intellect
surpass. At this
to catch the aboriginal to teach them anything knowing this, made it more
beasts
you
edu.cfa.te
encourag
thoir years. it must
thirty-five how havd
parents
singular
wine-growing.
to Guildford,
bush
so
and
comfortable,
a
he
first
and
wonderful
:
of land
the
imagine
to
impossible
showing
aboriginals keenness
devoted and the good Bene
more
Fathers lead, than the results
savages, at all ;
the
long way more adept in the white brethren, than did their game was and won The return easily. trip Norcia New to Guildford made from 1887 on the 1st. February, Tuesday, His was astonished at the Eminence
the
pf capable have given results had to witness
Go vernor of this the joy which her gave her in 1883 she "to writes,
worthy
impossible,"
.
selves
hardly
is
been
their of
could
to
can
absolutely
instructed in successfully every branch of the education, many -of
no
of which
which
capable, not
described New Norcia
of about
poor savages developed to a
and
in
good
development,
are
"It
work
remarkable
following Some
is
visit
ing
inspected about the
of interest houses were
lias
dictine
20).
attending threshing-machines; some at the mill, and in fact working different tradesmen of descriptions The and were to be seen. orchard were viewed and the result vineyard was such as to make of the inspection the visitors think what a great fruitwith colony West Australia, producing a little trouble may be made a Inthe cricket match afternoon, between and the settlers the natives The blacks took place. showed them-
Extract
of the
feelings
gratitude Women
Felix Please
it
With
Norcia.
which miles
complaint, occupations.
.
boys of New
from
or
travelling the said
.
settlers,
was
by impart
improvement
I
present
the
of
was which to degree astonishing It was the custom to Europeans. look upon of Australia, the aboriginals and especially the blacks of the West, as the lowest and most degraded of the human of savages. species Whom it
me rather to cite permit impressions the words with which the amiable lady
All for their good order and neatness. seemed of the aboriginals happy and the little children contented; going, to and the men school without joyously,
be
and visit to this Mission Eminence's to us, memorable day, we On this, and we Eminence's ask Your blessing Your Emin shall henceforth pray that and live many years many ence, .may Prince of the Church in Australia. men and On behalf of all the native our
grand.
with
mission in some
objects The
to
say the joy we feel honour of Your or
something
The who
the
to
extent great ly well-fitted
to contribute something power Your Eminence's pleasure.
and
those
to such wonderful myself been privileged But instead of giving
colony
faculties trained
also
were
be
race
of the
sunny,
mental
no
moral
receiving. credence not
to
cultivate in
tellectual
blessings the to not in
also
them.
care were not only farm and how to grow the olive and the grape, golden Spain, but the in
friendly
how
of religion and civili and by aboriginals, mere fanciful theory that there is no in fact,
which triumph have achieved
stern
their
taught
branches of (civili any of the highest zation. These humble Benedictines solved of had, however, the problem the doubted of intellectual possession faculties for by the blacks, they had in the most manner proved practical that the blacks could possible by care
aboriginals
I
(and
Salvado,
Monday
various mission.
occasion
and
in
brothers
of
by Dr.
filled
was
On
beg glad
to greet with heartfelt delight to this the coming of Your Eminence of Australia. The distant part fatigue of coming to this Mission and trouble to us sure of the interest are a sign for takes in all that is. Your Eminence
a
was
homesteads wereseveral
I
choir
by
conducted
different latter
and
be
gave their
supplied
the
struction, no virtue, the white
A string natives of
order.
mean
natives) the effect came
—
Your Eminence the men Native Aboriginal of the New Norcia Mission,
no
composed
.Church-
Please
it
moral
realizing but in
dur
to
under
has
as
zation
entirely of their proof capabilities for music. taste The admired their Cardinal performance On Sunday solemn much. very High The Mass was chanted. was mu(sic
—
:
themselves
desert
and
ing
a Cardinal, variety in the of rendering
proved
of
likewise and of
:
addresses
they
consisting
the
words,
which been
Benedictines
25
of
well
as
been
the
improvement. each evening
of music,
of pieces
:
May
in
members,- discoursed ing the stay of the
.
the
appreciated
and intellectual Brass Band,
has been in those plains. in the spiritual as
monastery
into a transformed smiling garden has put forth its blossoms and clothed with and in comeliness, and fruitfulness now fragrance yields to few of the grand monasteries that are the of the old Christian pride nations. it is not And of the yet I wish matorial that to monaster; is Neither it the spirit of speak. and the exemplary life of its discipline brethren that I desire to religious I commend. would refer rather to
and had the native concerning race, that the aborigi proved beyond doubt nal of West is Australia capable of moral
'
by magic the
establish
hands in making, which the monastery he had worked for as in months a the sawyer cutting beams for the immense roof. monks and brothers, with Bishop at Salvado their head, made "the wilderness blossom as the rose" and the native blacks whom they had taken
energy,
great
of
.
-
-lbiidlyj
a
undomitable
meaning
to guess
easy
a3
there
a Brothers, arisen as if In the literal
Wiliway.
is
the the
throughout described
the untiring of the venerable Abbot of perseverance New Norcia and his Benedictine
a. manner. He ex feeling himself with greatly pleased pressed the Institution and said that every far beyond thing he had witnessed was He his declared that expectations. the problem Dr had solved Salvado.
Eminence
His
the
those more than presentations any other he had received in the colony. An address f rom the was settlers read by Mr. His Eminence re Jeremiah Clune.
Phillip's
more
It
Cardinal
the
sponded
journey. At six or some mission Cardinal.
natives
own
indeed
whole
what could be done by resplute m en from the smallest beginnings. who be called Salvado, Bishop, may of the founder this wonderful institu and who, after inces tion, forty years' is still sant labour, active and energetic
Negro race, men to could be no hope of bring of religion and ing home the blessings Thanks of civilization. to the spirit of sacrifice, the unwearied patience,
although ornamented written were by the
addresses, Brothers, themselves.
the
by
with his assisted the bricks with was and built,
and
were colony type of the
whom
Norcia. a
The
lowest
to' all the good Brothers who have our so much at heart, of the Native W,omen and
and
of self-sacrifice. showed ment
plains whole
to give to dear
Eminence,
Victoria Plains were better nothing than a desert which the hand of waste, man had as to yet made no attempt in these cultivate.. The aboriginals
.
.
and
Luis
proprietor,
of partake to the full..
by trying
Salvado,
best interests On behalf of New eirls
Culham,
not
ojily
gratitude to Your
.:
two a; change of plished stages ; horses being made at Solomon's Well, the residence of 'Mr. E. Gavan. The residence, party called at Mr. Phillip's
\
our
Bishop Fathers
N
in
senti
granted
satisfaction
Bishop Reynolds, Bishop Gibney to and Dr. O'Haran. The journey in less than the mission was performed accom nine hours. The> distance was were,
could
if
of St. Benedict wereAhcearried rules in all out their thc inthoroughhess, mates at three o'clock in the rising and and praying morning working the day in the perfect throughout spirit
of
Institution
'
;
with
the past few da,rjan which of thi colony is Australia I Western justly proud, mean the Benedictine of Monastery the New Norcia Forty years ago
during
visjiting
;
ii
.
to
On
:
Pope humble
our
to what we should the honour of a visit from the Holy Father himself. This gracious coming to the, Mission Norcia is of. New proof to us that in of Prince of the the exalted position Your Eminence has yet a Church, care ones for the lowly of the Aus tralian bush. We are thankful and hope to truly
r
-
to the
.
—
pay
.
—
rank
'
Trip
in ni5\v
You? Eminence,
to,
second
have
Norcia.., »
w.o'uld
r
New
is
we
ments
AustraUa
Moran's
be
and
respects
.
next
that
-
Aborigtaes
of |Western/ Cardinal
Spanish
'
-
the
to
Mission #
of
Account
.
Some
and carried on themselves in a a house probably miles of it. The
Old Catholic" has been, to " The Old
pecnliar. tend to hold dox, e.g., Eucharist, on
it
;
to
least,
pre
doctrines
ortho essentially with to the regard Holy and fo Apostolic Succession,
somewhat
therefore, that au
is,
find
at
Congress the say Catholics"
startling
the Vicar, Anglican Rev. of J. J. East Lias, Bergholt, acted as at the Mass Suffolk, Epistler on in the Sunday, 11th, September Christuskirche The Protestant Bishop of Salisbury of and Lord Flunkett in order to demon Dublin, presumably their with men who strate sympathy to
profess the
in
believe
preached
tion,
Swiss
sermons
Eucharistic the same
church
Protestant
of the
which
we is, understand, denomination.
lian
Quite
a
in
theatre the being a
of
hodge-podge "
to
mustered, according of September 28tb,
day in Lnzern,
Zwing-
ecclesiastics
The Guardian"
the
on
(entrance
at
Adora
following
free),
day
amongtbem
of ArchbishopB Utrecht, the ; Bishops of Salis bury, Worcester, Reinkens, Herzog, of Madrid, the Bishop-elect for (elect some 15 years); Dr. Nevin, American at Rome; (fount Chaplain Campello, M. a black Loyson, with together from and certain clergyman Hayti, Nonconformist ministers from England. One touching incidentals 'mentioned by oar which contemporary perhapB " if we brought down' the house"' may Patras,
Dublin
the in theatrical language.; Janyschem (an Eastern) Archprie6t kissed Canon Meyrick on both cheeks it writes the a was, correspondent,
indulge
;
pleasant eight and by ladies guests
regaled
tableB,
smoking
In
the
!
course
Then
songs
gentlemen themselves and drinking of
various
"
were sung the while at various
beer." speeches
tie
Congress Bishop Herzog ad most and condescendingly kindly mitted that he believed there was a still of faithful Catholics in tlje large number during
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to
'
Madrid—
"
considering have refused Cabrera, the Vicar,
because they
Madrid, .
to
be
moi
consecrate
e
of
Bishop
as
consider Protestant
his
"
sat
once
with
himself Rev. in speaking
his
support -The
how
related on the
Meyrick
'round
arm
Price
Hugh ,
whole
the
English. that pro
and,
steamer are told
over
the
has
been
in
spite
New
men
celebration
Hick's
even
U
is that bis most of Columbus the blessings to was hope carry cherished in darkness of the Church to the dwellers To side of the globe. further on the who fate of human the beings
I
nprished
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I I I I
I
I I I I I I
I I
I I I I I I I I
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I I I
of
was
figure
in
left
freedom,
A
that the
the
was
erection on the
soil
fter
been
little
century
Catholic off ferried
That have
our
to
us
gratifying ious and secular the
fact,
made them
takable
first
same
act
as
it
many among
of
whose Columbus
in
let
this
was
that
carried
the out
of what the
in
the
illusion
town
hemes."
the
of
"The
way into the of the room
to
Dervishes broke where the dead
house,
to
to
their door
;
beside him. six months girl.
The
killed,
as
was
reserved
she
old by mother was
with
to
become
the
with
not
;
children
over
his
in
to
-
to
who
lads
of
We
refused
do
to sing wish to
not
on place implicit reliance of their treatment given
but they demand Dr.
son
of
was
a
steps
are a
of
such
satisfactory
and Barnardo, not given it.
the accounts by these lads,a character as to from explanation
up
to
the
present
be has
may
The
—
quartz. on the
a
of Mr,
should
be
not
be
to
disturbed feel is people shared by the English Speaking of the new organiza not
"
James's Gazette" knows nothing dangers and its real St.
says of
world
The
greatest So evidently moters and
the
think first
"
president Association,"
its
saviours.
founders, of the
pro new
which was Anti-Popery founded a few days ago at Anderton's Its immediate is to make Hotel. object hot for Alderman the tilings Knill, Lord future
but Mayor-elect; after of the Association efforts to devoted oppose strenuously the
made
to foist
tion
of
added,"
that
the
same
Passion
Play
Brought
to
Semaine the
not
the
Lang,
Oberammergau
to
Mayor
a
from
party
Chicago
in
among order to
there
of
the
Passion. This Our ancestors
news
is
to gone sentations
made, solemn
a ago, ieu years the every of Onr Lord Passion
years
has been,
vow
this
of
—
have announced papers of Oberaramererau. inhabitants
least
at
them, have give
Mystery absolutely than
more vow
that or
repre of the fal«e.
250
to
represent of the Mystery Jesus Christ, and: since that time, faith
.
I pray holy mysteries. to the greatest Editor, give to this aud to accept publicity protest, the expression of my respect. tions
of
you,
Mr.
"
of goldspecimens The stone came from of Lake Austin, shores
our
(Signed)
some
Boston
Jean
Lang, Mayor.
South
Dakota's. prosgiven by com
Pilot."
Hie
figures
on
pective
yield
of
petent ranging bushels
.men
grain
are simply bewildering, from 50,000,000 to 60,000,000 of besides immense wheal,
as the properties to question of as the gold can be tyacefl right the and experts assert stone, through than that it is richer before anything shown in The stone was Sydney. taken from a depth of only. 9ft, and at
of other The elevator' quantise.giain. the yield at places expert 60,000,000, the Milwaukee while and North-western
this
Union.
no
ore,
the
seam
is
only
8ft
'
;
Many the
be
of Paris, says the following
publish
M.
of
letter
"
America.
Beligiause,
journals
be
it
that In the people the of up-hill
are urgently required." present temper of the English new has a deal Association work before it.
La
all
paper,
fuuds
that
be
-..on.
"Need
England.'
says
The
ihe
'
will
now attempts insidiously the doctrines and domina Roman Church the upon
the of
people
office)
West Murchison district, Australia, miles south of Gevaldton, about 300 of theNannine and 80 miles south-west claim. Go's There can Goldmining
point
.
Far from us the respected to fail in thought and far from us it, the idea to make ourselves actors and to make merchandise of the representa
in
:
That
one
these
happily press. tion the "
further,
is
London,
of
are
Magistracy
prevent, any the kind.
and if an energetic is not protest the danger to Church and State be simply incalculable. The alarm
which
rich
exceptionally
Chief
to of
Mayor
;
who unsuccessfully Mr. Alderman Stuart
fully
Australian Gold N. S. Wales.
to Catholic
catastrophe and more Catholic, especially Knili's uncompromising type,
rgaiust
or
He after-'
a
politics
taking
the
they compelled the on Catholic attend Protestant
were
reviled, religion Protestant hymns.
1824; and
Blackheath,
A convert
in
Knill
Barnardo'b who are lads, one
the; new of .Loudon,'
University
bigots to exile from the
sought
re
attempts
with Dr.
of
is
occasious
the
in
their but Catholic will, put on bread and water for and punished as days, pietty much because to have convicts, they objected
be the
not but she of wife
was
ohild,
over
sittiog
he
saying herself
only were attacks
and
bearing a claim
man
mother, who was She saved her little
in
harmony
Says the Sydney " Freeman" Bank of New South Wales (head has received from West Australia
the
brains
his
scattering
listen
West
lay stretched, out on the bed, killed another and clove open the head of the Greek, little son, a boy of twelve yearB of age, an with axe, his unfortunate
care
is
briel
portray forced the in
in
charity,
of these that in
their
dividec
One
qonquerors. suffice may
Two state
not
boys
It.
were
ladies,
their
Catholic and in the children and from shifting place to
Catholics, " homes"
services
taken
was
not
pathetic but in
leaflets,
Church
have already
we
so
shape of interviews have been inmates "
peace. death
poverty helpless
the
evacuation
minuteness.
its.
European
scene:
emphasizing
National Library of Australia
not
of
maintain
of shifting for place of youths capable and even of serving in the themselves, militia. To Biipport these grave accu sations are adduced in positive proofs
the
paragraph
came
training
would
about the in
or of local and official the benefit of destitution
waxes
proselytise taking up
to say that the males including children of incapable bearing arms, with spear were out and killed hunted and sword, while the women, including
to
their
so
enough
towers
American and gave theui the more and unmisdistinct character a of the above that of the children
been
description confirms When told.
horrible
just
education, that did,
was
in
and
to,
and
or
papers
is Bpent, works of
sum
modest
lie
ports
speuk to them, but an Arab plunged a huge spear into his body; and the head as a to the Mahdi. was sent present is The account of the sack of the town
whom belongs ushered in. being and should girls boys is the 'honors specially of a religas advocates ones,
whom
i
cross
of
it
—
vast
deserving of the
rescue
Mohammedans came victorious into the palace garden Gordonrushing down un came the steps of the palace them. He tried to armed to meet and
a
Catholic
of this Archdiocese. homage of religion the
of the new
that
beside
have
The Gordon
And
flag
and
Kordofan,
could
Cathedral the
at
year. the Scottish
operations for ganizations
and
£131,000
he obtained As a result
more
the
and to the Khartoum to
coming wonder
than than
sum
supplement
to them resist, by encouraging end cost them their lives. Father that if Gordon is of opinion Ohrwalder had 500 been accompanied by even would never have the Mahdi bayonets
other in quite preoccupations evanthan those of the self-appointed wliat infiwell to remember is gelist,it flow and unforeseen blessings may nite of an and resolute the pursuit
and from its massive programme, the them floated and between
Gordon's
a
preceding inquiries, that this ful and
wiped off the conquest of
.
less
£21,000
whole of General
the
most
no
which, in the
absorbed
central
by which
Both says the Edinburg have been investi Dispatch" methods of working, and the
his
London.
Unionist and Conservative. He is a member of several learned and a large societies, at his wharves near employer of labour London Bridge.
—
:
him are of they make against kind. serious Dr. Barnardo is a past master in the art of capturing and last he received subscribers, year the
he
ity,
Lord
Nest.
Times" and
at
Board.
District
The
charges
then a little eaten, and cock
was simply army and the subsequent Fathers To the
Bird's
George-
whera of Bonn, He is now the head of the firm of Messrs. & Co., John Knill and wharfingers warehouse-keepers In 1885 he was elected unanimously of the Alderman Ward of Bridge, in to Sir Charles succession Whitham. He is a of the peace for the counties justice of London and Kent, and was long a of the Greenwich member and Vestry
savage
civilizing
of
Mayor
educated
borne, made
Evening
gating
were
and
that pledge England them suffer.In fact it
when the vast days of materialism, he brought the continent of population to the knowledge of Europe is largely
uusefffeh the was
closely
donkeys
a
in these
St Patrick's
so
was a thing and so brave. He that senseless says of Khartoum have the' would people but for saved themselves by surrender their was belief that Gordon's presence
salvation once sad be migh t
at them was could be offered that and sure, and the prospect that fate from succor bring them force in his mind. real and living
was
distended by constant gorging would not even and they away, fly killed in numbers by the soldiers
to
him
high aim."
town dogs and
"
so
Mahdi
career
from
The
in
Wales,
:
.
Soudan
first
Lord
at the wards he graduated.
I
whom
South
Alderman Stuart Knill, Catholic Lord Mayor—Elect was born at Camberwell in was
:
Catholic Scotchman"
"
the
came
earth Darfur
of its ceremonies, others in the grandeur of Leo with the Encyclical in accordance most the garments being XIII., joyful accent music and the worn grandest Mass of Te Deum celebrated the uating with than two hundred shrines, in more "There miles of the city. was,"in thirty " " a Times," New York the remarks Catholic celebra in this fitness peculiar fact that is most clearly tion, for the one to the remark with reference established
means
saw
The
crowning
people of the Soudan in years bondage, by the help of God, I have In of the com the names
"
The
by the besieged what the starvation
was
means.
El
at
were
.
massacre
the
it
his
ten
Barnardo's
The and then were eaten with avidity. surrendered town and Father Ohrwalder A became a of the Mahdi. prisoner of the awful is given description graphic
unto
before
companions
eye grow
to
Father
horrors.
and there
were
the
I
to
after
the New
value of the claim; it is the specimens received of a total weight of 98lb, set upon them is £1,200. been on view the' daring of the assay department
street.
shall long Europe and watch unmoved the out Great Britain and the destruction rages of the Khalifa of the; Soudan people ?"
rise
Ohrwal-
The Cath darkest parts thereof." of which child olic Church, the faithful all of course, excelled Columbus was,
—
first
of
pined
deservedly how races—
make phrases
accustomed
that
more
faith
true
the
what
is
an
come
who Columbus himself, acceptable ouly the sought in bis great undertaking himself believed of God, and who glory in ex instrument to be only an humble the knowledge. of the face of the earth
little
Father
do such
to be considered quite tit Scores of carrion-kites descended bits into the streets to feed on the unburied and these birds would be dead, ugly
feature
been
passed equatorial
what
book the
was
the
that taken for food, eagerly rats and mice were later
No
tending
to
of
at
Mahdi,
with the
ore
Bank
from
in the suffered, whose people, of misery I have seen, and in the name 1 ask this all civilized nations, question —How and above Europe, long shall all that nation which has first part in and the Soudan, which stands Egypt of
The
value has
continuously -the cruelties of that of January, have become Father Ohrwalder de
of
of the
oppression " I have and now,
the
week
several
himself over to a life as giving victory, of sensuality, and growing enormously until he died, June b tout, at length 22, of the heart. 1885, of fatty degeneration As lie considers the a force,political at an end, and that Mahdist movement
and
another,
but will
over
women
Sydney are
and
these
who,
26th
in the Soudan. -the Cairene garrisons
Sponge
bdt the
massacred, I know
blind." the
name
after
beleaguered
very
women
is
and directness of the simplicity leisure witness who had abundaut
roaches
poor
escaped. panions
Egypt,
think a From
of a city
thanksgiving
have
could
of
Mahdi,
spared.
in
is now in the hands of Arab the Soudan Father Ohrwalder slave-drivers. ends his book with an to Europe to appeal rise and end the long desolation aod the
publication narrative
terrible
one
and his Obeid when
;
were
were
of of
the
bloody
der
to
able
;
ver
of the power of Gen of the Mahdi with the massacre eral down to the Hicks and his army, with fall the tale is told of Khartoum, mean.
fewer of all
York
ceremonies opened with appropriately in the Churches. services
over
were a
It
Ohrwalder's
Celebration
The
of the
;
to imagine any to give pause to the abandonment
civilization
provinces
Germany."
in
were
we
of persons gathered " In so he writes : and, movement is losing ground has been in Bavaria it thoroughly not to and it does appear snubbed,
s
i
among
Khartoum-
difficult
that
sav
speared that a
conditions
Columbus
to
admit
j together Baden the
in
be
easv
that
quite scribes
as
the schools formed
better calculated who wish to see
long captivity
his
the
mentioned
terrible
must
fashion
of
of Uganda than Father Ohrwalder's
but a Protes descent, from FreibHrg-in-Baden "Old are the Catholics" for in success, the number
anywhere
would
visitors
pleasure
descending Luzern Congress than in preceding years,
The
seemed. faith
of
Many of
of
body
at the
flourish
it
protestant out
Story
thing those
of their
and
until
The It
ascended the steep the large company We hear mountain spur" of the Ruth.
sorts
schools," says the! New "made a particularly after rank came Hank
aud military uniforms, miniature itable army.
"
writer that
the gone
saluted
Hughes, of
name
the'
eventnallv eoerneeJ on the lake of Luzern,
tant
showing. the avenue
and
Cathedral
As showing
the
families
cross
_
a
asserts
fine
fellows— veritable the form of a
in
Catholics."
nothing
'Tribune,'
sight sold
Abderrahman
weeping
schoolboys.
,
Nearly
York
have;
of the Congress. ceedings Professor representing Beysehlay, the German Evangelical Union (essen Protestant in declared tially doctrine, that large how great fraternal feelings towards the had body of Protestants
Old
Archbishop. "The Catholic
though
Dr.
Methodists, expressed the pleasure he and other Methodists felt in the
'
the
the
than
chair him to
same
passed
they
down
v
Canon Dollioger as himself
in
as
doc-
Cbtholic.
marching
any
proud
a
.
Stenior
to
little
the
see
iers—
on
Catholic" Old an extraordinary that the "Old '
.statement Catholics"
trihe
consecrate
'to
line.
Wi.d en Aser, Nejumi fell American down dead on Consul, his brother beheaded before his seeing The males of most of the Coptic eyes.
only and
dressed, than of
.
!
December, church at,
intention an 1st
the
.
his
was
it5',
in
.
-
bettor of them It was
inore
were
not.
were
'
.
describe ancient the Catholic and asserted that ; Jreiand, to
but
;
;
not.
representative of Church
They
trained
'
hesitated: .
schools.
public better there others
Dublin as himself the '
of
Grace1
Protestant
i
Church.
:
Roih an His
wide.
Railway and State
experts
50,000,000, will
tarry
place
it'at
'
55,000.000
respectively. the banner of the
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fight
won
very women in which fight participat The latter were chiefly associated the Ministers' Union and voted in
"the
of
opposition citement
in
prevailed
this
fight
in
the
into has
began drifting until
State,
it
shareholder
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man,
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atheists,
every
Much
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them
the
is
great
drama.
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and the
all-absorbing hopelessly split, dreds who say that
in
the Protestants hun there are actor
the
Curse
strikers
are
permanently
ed showed on
"
'a paper on number November a Catholic Light "
Our
awful
is
passing
is
not
country
crisis.
It
the
the
Spanish
that
that children thought and easy road opened
independence
pick spade the rushed from the the field. There evermore
return bled the
of
a
.
this
echoes
through
Muriay
to the
be
the
for
their
having
collided
cry from
that the
ber
who
.
a
Yet
others
and them
on its path. rash still others forward, flinging the grinding, selves before wheels, hoping for wealth and peace where myriads have
been destroyed."
of
sionary native
efforts
population.
Mr,
Harrison
rates
issued sioneis.
forty School,
been
Commisthe
list
with
Brothers.'
North
comes Richmond-street, the with Christian thirty-eight with follow thirty-five; Cork,
next
;
Schools, the French
wins BIocKrock, College, the Methodist College. Belfast, with the comes next ; twenty-four Institution, Belfast, Royal Academical the High School, Dublin, twenty-three
thirty
;
who. found when
'
of
asserting useless
a
that
mis
upset
the
among
the
Nhill.
Har-
Britannia,
on
in
and
at
place
taking
Broken
of
Australian Company states be declared this
will
the
Wales Treasury money market.
Bills
December
;
;
;
the
Derry, Newry,
ten
Schools,
Dundalk,
years,
been
,
eight, the
won
.
;
the colonies. be left
seven.
respective
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Agents-General
sending tbo
majority great Schools. by Catholic
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orderly
an
whole,
will
General Queenslaud
be6t of
a
the
Governments. for South copsider
away. found eel
the
of
the
in
a
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position cox
was
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—
J.
Potter,
and
F.
L.R.O.P.L., L.S.A.L.,
Hitch,
L.RC.P.L.,
etc.,
the
under
registered
Elections.— W.
Councillors:
H. Marshall
T.
(West),
etc.,
33 Vict.
Frcmantle.
Samson;
Higham
Pearse
J.
J. J. (North), F. J. Kelly Holmes, R. Jarvis, (East) ; G. A, Davies and E. New Auditors, man. Albany: Mayor, J. McKeozie; (South),
the
—
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:
Busselton
the
C.
D.
Keyser (North), G. Knight (West). Mayor : G. W. Barnard W.
(East),
.
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removing left
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:
their
classes
offered
for
murderer,
is
forth-coming, that a resident saw a deposit parcel in the be be was observed
up again and walked of human hair was quantity paddoek near where the par.
Municipal
elections,
took place and Skelthway,
close contest
Wilcock
at
Medical. M.R.O.S.E.,
—Mayor:
before just yesterday. haB been
quarters,
some
discovered
a
£4
are
Bovell;
man
the A
Tens
;
falling.
—
M unicipal 1.
which
in
being of the Hawthorn
In the
Australia
Agentsand scheme to be
Board. master
J.
passengers Albanv for
rewards
was
terday, Messrs.
approval
the
Thomas,
coloured but
picked
the
Tba for
member
have been No. 8.
the
street,
Tasmania,
to unemployed however, subject,
and
the discovery bat little information beyond the statement
New Zealand, and Western Australia with the are to Lord confer willing with to reference Mayor of London
Christian and the
Schools, Christian As in former of prizes have
the
3s. are
DECEMBER
M.R.C.S.E.,
Hill force at Broken is police fear of all lessened, being gradually farther disturbance having passed away.
I
the Christian College, St. Brendan's Seminary, Cork fourteen fourteen Rockwell College, Killarney, Belvidere twelve College, Cashel, Colnmba's twelve ; St. College, Dublin, fifteen
on
3.
reach
is.
E. Lacey, Assistant of sheep, vice W. G. Gregory F. S. Brockman to be a of the Surveyor's Licensing W. to act os Post Swindles,
resigned.
—
Mayor
of Adelaide.
declared
elected,
held yes between for the
Mr. apparently
Wil by
:
;
.
—
:
:
:
Board.
Roads
The
;
Hill
proportions.
Appointments Inspector
to
on
youth, of having
suspicion
Bhed
Large
stickg,
December
Broken
at
THURSDAY,
contractor, £120, in notes
shed
a
Orova
on
hundred
a
—
near
December
placed workmeu
surprise action is cordially of the community.
them cprrying police torches, prevented o mcerning but several violant speeches tli'ir The crowd condition were made.
The
train placed done,
lost
Masters
in
2,
3.
contained two hundred The firm admitted their
GOVERNMENT
not having his resigned bench as desired, magisterial Sir has Premier, George Dibbs, his name The firm struck off the roll. ness of the Sydney Government excites
of the Over a thousand unemployed to Hill the West marched from Tower on The End at midnight Thursday.
was,
made
been
express
a
his
Mr.
seat the
candidate;
December
than
less
.
Murray, Gordon, Virgo, Weir, Mesdames Weise, Mahomet, Lawrence, Wiese, Virgo and infant. Sydney, December 2.
Mr. Patrick Fullam the McCarthyite has been unseated member for Meath, the that od on the ground petition, and the priests used Bishop of Meath uudue influence the Parnellite against
of conrt.
Brokens are £5 10s Both stocks
Messrs.
are
of Lancashire cotton Large numbers have been called out on strike operatives leaders. by the Unionist
London,
ha?
been
hal
R.M.S.
in
Mr. John
thirds
alarming
ing
Adelaide
from
money. The following
year.
out.
who sued
Adelaide,
Professor
preservation. them, and
attempt Adelaide
arrested the into
West
the
Agency
dividend
no
drug
Brothers'
of
gold,
paying Thomas
lower
has case
which newspaper parcel, two found to contain had been cut off below the
A well-known named Ligertwood,
;
St. Column's College, ; twenty-two twenty ; the Christian Fermoy, obtained the Pre sixteen Schools, Limerick, Cork, College sentation, Mardyke,
December
Adelaide,
money
transactions
December 3.
of marriage, ment of the
The distress
a
was A tricycle but no damage was
line,
been ap Jenks at
at
for breach of promise consented to n settle
1.
foot.
right
Mr.
of
examined
Another
has Professor
trick
guilt.
Angli
that reports man was about 5 feet 6 the probably with small inches and small feet, high, He bad evidently but coarse hands. from iu the suffered gout, especially
to
confidence
Berry £500
was
state
fair
Allen
is
the
have
spielers
imprisonment
a
opened,
dis
Moore
of
Susannah Osborne for
containing when two and fifty
which arms, Ine was elbows. paper wrapper part ofthe ofNovem"Argus" and "Herald" were ber the 12tb, The arms apparent of a working those man, and were in ly
.
.
report Mortgage and
'
have
official
by
discovery
on
New South
lists prize by the Intermediate OlongoweB heads the Christian prizes j
The
)
cruiser's
Anglo-Indians are
The
a
fellow Kanaka, has the the Cabinet, been the result of a a
of human pair arms was made cn one of the footpaths Park this morning in Fawkner by a boy,
sustained
the
the
Brisbane,
passed on Johnny, sentenced to death
Bishop Dawes has been installed can Bishop of Rockhampton.
.
project,
Considerable shares are Hill
IRELAND. results.
of
to succeed pointed the Melbourne University. sails R.M.S. lison per December 23.
that
intermediate
near
prominent the
half
the
for
courage
bereft
are
of
having
The
Missionary Society funds, amounting work in India. A num
special
£100,000,
has
allow
of Customs Oollector has in flicted a fine of £200 and confiscated the goods of a firm for attempting to of boxes of matches, as pass a number
feud.
tribal
Ravenna Japanese The Nagasaki. of the Ravenna
and crew but seventy
Baptist
and
the
The death penalty who was Kanaka,
murder
1.
Mary
to
The
for the murder been commuted
the steamer with the
drowned
were
raising
.
Princess
Company
Cbishima,
The
cry of the in her old age
hundred
disaster,
still
Be
is
orphans The cry of
all.
another
crew
in bring They gam of toil years
& O.
passengers were saved,
and
mau strong idle of and in a land plenty, hungry for where there every ought to. bo work the cur of the cruel one. Meanwhile, idol its victims by the passes on, crushing
of
February.
to
laud It
fiance,
next
cruiser
They work
rending
destitute
of the
The cry
away
the
no
sea.
widow,
lonely
and
factory
war
December
attendance
weeks
author
railway
Melbourne,
The P.
new
a
a
no
brother's
Teck,
wealth
would
that
Hear
!
her
axe.
of savings book now.
hard
Close up listen
since
flung and the shop, the
hundredfold.
a
an
saw
to
They speculated
!
late
through
They
.
the
of the
ities.
has
months mentioned some ago, not the official Prince withstanding denials, to his George of Wales will be married
—
long they
passes tralian railways. the consideration
.
pilot
three
Sydney,
at Broken Hill ask over the South Aus The request is under
free
for
The evidence
coaBl.
body of Mrs. for adjourned
attempting Flemington;
The unemployed
strand
recently
was
Mon
The inquest on the Pender has been further
for
1.
December
Last night Cowra Show pavilion was The damage iB destroyed by fire. at over estimated £1,000.
As
Austral.
magazine:
—
con
"in
Gambling of
are
the
to blame was attached the who were not allowed, officers, to receut economical regula pursuant to engage tions issued by the Admiralty, a
D. K.. Harrington
Mr.
thus
hundred
Enquiry
case,
until
day.
Hill and Williams, two been sentenced to a year's
Sydney,
Pittsburg,,
of the ill-fated
the officers
Howe, which
ship
of
Court
official
Bank
.
a
daring
XNTER-COXiOMXAl!.
taken by non-
London, It is cludes
per
Anglo- Australian been further adjourned
has
followers.
acquitted
Gambling.
Of
distress
The
parties.
political
The
,
the
at prevails of fifteen places
of his
verdict of the and will be changed disgrace, The great of giving on. question children in the State the the Catholic of into the coming public privilege is now the theme, and is injected schools into
proposes with
cents,
A
authorities
police
nourigan.
hopelessly
where
a
is
polls later
already
fonr West Australian quoted at £106 ,15s.
in the Mr. John Burns, in an article tbat "Nineteenth Century," complains Booth's Salvation is General Army which is loafers to London, attracting overstocked with this description already
members of denomination. Areh-
now
is
there
Melbourne, December 3. from Sydney, has writ-
tragedy.
war.
the of the
joined representatives assert that
Reichstag
Powers to the confer, asking view to preventing -privateering
unionjtats.
free
—
haB
Dongola
attack the Egyptian them ot the out sweep to
German
;
called he did not appear the agaiiBt was issued robbers, whereupon a warrant for his arrest. It is considered possible that he was the victim ofthe Hawthorn
overstocked.
hfidels,
religious Ireland
bisbop
the eastern labor market
Scandina
visited hundreds of plan," scholars of the land
of emigration Australian colonies. Fraser, Agent- General
Wilson,
demands
Skelthway
The
The
the
Australia, nt the colonies
at
Mrs.
Mr.
was
Soudan.
the
to
unemployed Sir Malcolm for Western committee,
the
Union yesterday
massing
are
threaten and soldiers
scrutiny.
asking them to make enquiries as to the whereabouts of her husband, who came to Melbourne a few He was, she weeks ago. states, assaulted and robbed, but when the case
principal
died
but
votes,
fresh
ten to the
dyspepsia.
Dervishes
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Ross to
Australia.
Talbot
;
to
Show,
in
the .imported Franklin Association
Glenlyon, Agricultural AIR aged
.
By
'Laird o' Strowa'n, Bred by Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lorcl Hopetoun has gained the follow
anPd
two'year
one
First
at
First old
at
at
ycnr
old,
Clunes, First Hardies Hill.
First
:
at
first
having
First at at Beau As
Smeaton,
Lord
;
should
and
season,
He
He
is
a
prove,
a
country...
splendid valuable
sire
in
hacks
any
,,
.
as
year
a
a
years old, Ballarat-;
yearling First Prize
a
five
year
old,
First
&
was
Society's of three
also first in group Exhibition; at same Bhow held in 1886. He
the
At;
having
;
to
and
draught
colt
or
'
'
orders
Country
attended
Undertaking Notice and Manner. Respectful. Corner
note
of Goderich
without
|
in
the
the
poij
the
Most
address,
and Pier
Perth.
Sts.,
E
::ca:RR
HORSE
LETTING
0
6 6
0 0 0
Murray
0
I intend travelling horses to
the and
Albany
,
EXPRESS
and
ESTABLISHMENT,
d.
7
6 5
route.
and Wellington forwarded
Expresses
the Colony. Saddle and Gentlemen, also
always
Carriages, HorRes
to
any
Horses
of part Ladie.s and other
for.
Buggies hire.
on
baited
Perth.
SWeets,
at
reasonable
charges.
and Loose Boxes Spare Stalls Shippers and Country Visitors, Horses kept for sale. W edding and Pic-nic modated with Vehicles
Owner.
MUSSON,
to
done
.
Please
,
en
Promptness
.for
accom
parties
Terms
Cash. A
'
Rates. :
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;
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Gr.
stallion
Clydesdale BLUE. By Blue, Ribbon (imp)., Bred William by Holmes,
1888.
November
filly.
a two be gained as First jo J'887 and Western Dis year old at Geelong Show First ;at Society's Spring trict of Vic Society National Agricultural at old colt; First as a two year toria Association Exhi &c.f Spring Smeaton, for twoyear old draught stallions bition and Talbot Show for at Clunes First First at stallions; old draught two year
horse,
Blue
Sire
Ribbon
bred
was
by
sire,
ALSO Shirt Blouses, Mantles, 'Jackets, Chiffon, Shjrt-fronts, and Parasols, Fancy Braid' Tinsel and Gimps, Black Braid Bead
Mac-
;
<
|
Gimps,
Sash Ribbons, Laces, Ribbons, Belts, and and underclothing. Chiffon Scarfs,
of his
sons
handsome
sum
sold
in
Scotland
A
is
Silk
now
of trimmed selcteion in our view show rooms. hats and bonnets in end
on
Uutrimmed straw also variety, Feathers, Flowers, tinsel-ornaments Hat-pins, Millinery I
possible Clydesdale blood in Australia, The Puyebred
By
Prince
and
family
stock.
Attention
will
of pure which
Dietetics
keeping valids, mention
of
highly ordinary
valuable.
of
Aubbky's at
use
30
Gipsey
Tables
Book
Shelves
&c.
in !
Boys'. Shirtsin
Esq.,
Trousers,
foaled
4s. & 5s. 6d.
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lid.
&
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half
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W,
G.
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French Goods,
Priuts,
Uuinbrellas, Shirts,
etc.
HEARMAN,
Draper,
Tailor,
HAY C.
GDS
cheap.—
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Ribbons, and
our New Season's showing department including Mens', Tweed Tennis Suits, and Flannel Cottou, Silk. Flannel White Drill Suits &c. &cl
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at
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Mr. R. Fenwick,
in the
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to and
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—all
W.e have just opened aud have now on view assortment of Mens' Felt Hats Bplendid in all the Black and colored latest shapes. Straw Hats from Is. 3d. each; Terai Hats with from 6s. 6.d, Puggaree each. etc. etc.
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and
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kept
at
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are
for
and
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W.
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uso
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M..-& Co. Malted External
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BOOBS.
ftWCY
50.
Fancy
Outfitter,
STREET;
etc.,
PERTH.
SHENTON.
the
W ANTED
of 1,100 guineas. It will be seen hy the above pedigree that Navy Blue is possessed of the be6t .
assortment Books for
MURRAY-STREET
less
Goods
opened Hoiniepathic
sale of pure mediand Triturations. Chests Medicine and
class
first
realy
of
dispensing
near
Millinery
1850.
have
.they
Guide
IMILUNERY.
Stallion.
for
Melbourne,
that
notify for the
.
House, Drawhilling and was of the property Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Paisley. Blub Ribbon w$s ft great pvizetaber a home, likewise $1 grand breeder— Taylor,
one
in
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Victoria.
'
of
novelties
Cashmeres,
(imp.)
fillies.
latest
COBt.
Pure-bred NAVY
Blue
the
all
Crape-cloths,
any pos and dam sire (both having and best the very imported), of blood that could be got regard
of tho
with
replete
to
and for the Prescriptions cines in Pilules, Tinctures An
be
can
BEG;
Pharmacy
THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is
in
Established OF
NEW: GOODS
9
CO.,
«fc
Chemists,
,
SHIPMENT
,
host of others too numerous He is a sure foal-getter,
as
FIRST
MARTIN Homcepathic
ARE, NOW; SHOWING
,
THEIR
prize
by
E, C. S HENTON'S,
AND
namely
(iuip.),
Ascot near Clunes, Navy Blue is a bay
Agriculfor best
National Library of Australia
Stations
with
see
s.
5
...
and York
used.
executed
Reasonable
mention. has a beautiful The above will
been strain
;
yearling
or
'
Vehicles
Moral
delay. Shortest
are
JOHN
being the best blood in Smeaton he was placed
Smeaton,
in the First Society. colts draught three yearling at Smeaton prize Champion Show 4hi'a\ in 1886, Society ,
a
pedigree sessed of
District Western same First year. Agricultural best group'
7 6 6 6
Rills
horse-boxes,
all
;
a
the
at
A
they Carts,
Rates.
but seasoned aDd other timber
:
...
of
description Possible
Lowest
R.
...
above mentioned
temper. prove that the Duke is desoended from the very blood best in the Colonies; The Duke has ;as good
colt
Geelong in Spring Show colt draught yearling for BiU and Bullarook Spring
ling
;
and
ton,
Ballarat old .entire year and Pastoral Society's Agricultural First, at Corgarie, &c., Bhow in 1886. for the same year Exhibitions yearling First for old one or year filly. at
COVER,
...
at
Repairs, aud Care.
where two or accepted served for one Owner. If can be made with arrangements the Government for of travel the use
her dam, Glengowie, -by- Touch stone, out of Glengarne, by Saltan. The Duke is half brother to Welling
The
colt
times,
Dam, Frou-Frou caroni
less.
and the
TO
.
;
Mares
more
was
one
draught
Pedigree
follow
Spring
temper.
re
...
other
every built
<
as
that
public
.
received the Champion the best blood of any
Guineas,'
Agricultural
for Prize colt at
Briton
Approved
to out.of Qui Vive (sister Vidette), by Van Voltigucr by Birdcatcher, Darrell, Nell by Inheritor, by Blacklock. brother to King King Cole is full of the winner iTwo) Thousand Lud,
and
Clunes
at
United
be
Duke.; Malakoff v Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue
at also placed First Daylesford. Sire of Duke; King Cole (imported), bred in England in 1867, and imported to Victoria in 1876. Got by KiogTom
and
placed District
awarded First
for
he
Prize
Talbot
splendid
the build
Light and Heavy Tip Spring Tip Carts, Drays on improved principle. Express Waggons, .Waggons, Lorries, Double and English Delivery Vans, Seated Buggies, Single Dog Carts, and
Gum
head and neck,
v
to
None
£
sum
three
Champion
for
t
first
shown Grand
yard. and First,
Co., Cup Challenge iu at £30 for best Grand Gojt Produce Draught Horse Sweepsiakes, at Show. that making 5 First "Prizes
Alston valued
a
The
National where Show, he was second. At Hardies placed and Mount 'Mercier he was Hill Society and waB. the placed First, also awarded
;
gifts
grand
of
inform
Perth,
Sis';';
-
been Ballarat
;
at.
a
particulars
will
around the times Coleraine and obtained first District, always n't all the principal shows. Since prizes ihe Dukecame to lie has Ballarat,
.Skipton at Bal
and also Ballarat, Champion Prize for best female of the dam Great grand by' Dick's yard. (imp.) Champion have been; won Theffollowing prizes o' Strowan 1886 at In bytWLaird Show of the National the Grand Spring 'of Victoria, he won A gricultural Society First Prizo of £50 10s, as a yearling lOs. in tbe of £30 draught horse First in each also First produce sweepstakes of £5 5s., given by Messrs. of two mare,
fuller
are
and: Piisr
Boveral
Second Skipton year old at Ballarat, four at Skipton ; when only First Prize at as, a dry mare and
the
has
high,
to
prepared
Wish
standing with dark
Stalliou,
Ifep'
of Goderich
Corner
Stallion.
inch
one
Stud Book. CHARGES THE
well as racehorses. record as a two raced never been
.
three
as
brood
ait
old,
Clunes as
and First
i
For piece,
havnig
for
Bay
a
possessed
& McGregor last by Ross He. has since season., proved very at the stud, and in successful the 6how The Duke has been shown yards.
.
two
larat,
was
,
is
purchased
;
He
and
of Five Hundred Guiueas, and being used on the station had to remove him on ever since, they account of having to get another change of blood. & Messrs. Johnson Sons resolved to part with him, and he was
;
Prize
Duke
Coleraine,
.
a
with
been purchased when a two-year-old for stud purposes Messrs. & near Johnson by Sons,
r
as
or.
The
'
Prize
Stallion.
,
.
asfa
;
brown
the
Malakoff has never been raced. The 'Sire of Malakoff was that wonderful who performer Suwarrow won the Victorian Derby and other races. important Dam Duchess, by Chieftain— Letitia, Chieftain New Warrier— by Langar Green,
s
an
as hunters, He has an unbeaten and has year old, since.
in
o' Lord Laird Hopetoun's sire, 22nd foaled Stvowan, is a bright Bay, Blue Ribbon September, 1885., Sire, bred Blue Ribbon waB (imp). by Mr. R. Taylor, Drawkilliog House, Fenwick, was of and the property Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Blackball, Paisley. was Blue Ribhon's the sire, Daruley, for Champion horse of Great Britain more in referTo say anything years. to the breeding of, Blue qualification as is Ribbon would be superfluous, lie so well known all over the colonies, Laird o'.Strowan's grand sire, Darnlejr. Laird o' Strowan's great grand sire, Moffat's Conqueror. is J'essV Laird o' Strowan's dam by late the renowned breeding stallion, Coxe's Pride of Scotland, imported. Lo d Hopetoun's dam, Misb Maggie, Buchanan by -George (imp.) grand Miss (imp.) dam, Maggie, by Bolhwell won Prize at Second Talbot', Maggie
First
and
stone Parry any fifteen strong enough over man He any fence in the country. is ihe sort of stallion to just get good
!
.
dark
a
is,
He
points.
to
and
server,
Malakoff hands
sixteen
principal
immense fiat hone, splendid head, neck: and. shoulders,: short middle back, with splendid
nine all
think
we
has
DUKE,
at
prize
.
foal.
served
Hopetoun
Duke
The
First
;
old.; last
the
all
FACTORY
COACH
uowiti
:
Thoroughbred MALAKOFF. is
,
THE
First First at at Clunes, Talbot, First at Hardies at Beaufort, First Hill, First at and Ballarat, Warracknabeal, at First Bnllan making the splendid total of Twelve First Prizes up to a two. mares
at
won
STANDARD
the
prizes.
The
twenty-six second -prize. of £203, sum
large
Prince
the JfiVst
won
first
sixteen
l!
shows.
a
at
year
beiDg
;;
<of
;total
of
mare.
:
and
one
the
lo
Amounting
'j
Society's at First
;
and
prizes
service
pver
,
||
.
fort,
a
Making
Warrack-
First
Class at Association the splendid
j
Ballan
at
class.
the
Show at Royal Agricultural Society's Manchester. Prince of Wales is by General (322), dam, Darling by Samp alias son, Twin (741) Logan's Briton's dam, Missis by Stanley (822), McKerrow's National grand dam Mr. Prize which of Mare, took upwards
,
Ballarat,
viz.
.
ing prizes, as nabeal
old
year tural
j
;
Daylesford in the Show,, First in the Three the Bbanfort Agricul Show. Society's
classes.
i
at
approach
First, Pastoral
at
Show Highland in Aberdeen in Society at Dumfries in 1869, second 1870, first at Kelso in 1872 and the first at
i
and
colt,
gained arid
Agricultural
—
:
Clydesdale In 1889 he
!
|
old year the nearest horse.
a
j
at
First
G.A.E.
throe Champion Prize for for
Cargarie
Are now the SOLE PROPERTY of.. MR. J. .MUSS ON;.', Coffee Sydney! Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT PERTH, and travel all the through in the Colony Farming. Districts The following are the Pedigrees The Pure Bred. Clydesdale Stallion. LORD HOPETOUN '
First
colt.
been
4Q guineas
.
v:j
Mr.
by
entire
has
at public of t5ales|:
-
imported
old
who
\
.
.
Lately
-three -year Clunes and
-
JpiVE .
i,
ENTIRES,!
;
-
THE,.;y.-.
CELEBRATED
j
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j
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SETTLER&.
in
1887. \-\i. / _ln 1888 he gained the Champion Cup value (second time), £30, at National A.G.S. of Victoria; at the same second show. at First Ballarat A.P.S. for
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M. F. A. Canning David Symon Esq.,
prompt personal
one premium. existed two years. value after surrender
ASSURANCE LIMITED.
WESTERN
Station
than Society by any other. have existed two policies years. in payment of premium occur as
by this after default
ST.
;
YEAR.
: Board of Directors Chairman; Esq., George Randell, M.L.A., Chairman Hon. James Morrison, M.L.C. ; John F. Stone, J.P. Esq., A. K. MONEY, Resident Secretary.
Annual
hand.
on
Office
on PURE conducted the date of assurance, of the Policy Holders.
UNION
CAPITAL
in
lines
£10,760,000.'
Esq.,
Head
parts,
Ploughs, and Plough parts,
other
FORCE,
COMMERCIAL
Machines,
Whippletrees, numerous
granted
£131,581,
Family
angers,
Merchants
stock cf Mowers and Reapers, Mower Horse Horse Chaff Rakes, gears, Cutters,
extensive
An
Ire
Clothiers, Spirit Importers.
Drapers,
Wine,
EXCEED
;
:o;
and
Holders.
EVERY
Members should
Branch
Deputy
Wholesale
for
.
MANAGEMENT.
AUSTRALASIA
VALUES
by any
equalled
Local
PERTH,
GEO. H. SNOWBALL
be
cannot
Policy
for payment of sufficient after have PAID policies within their on policies
Perth
HOUSE,
HAY-STREET,
£41,500,000.
foreign.
or
DECLARED
earned
KEPT
value the surrender CASH BONUSES GRANTED LOANS
as
that
AUSTRALIA
IN
FUNDS
BONUSES SURRENDER
POLICIES
S
over
LOCAL to
Australia.
COLONIES.
local
WESTERN
BONUSES
IN
KEPT
doing business
is of the MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY business of all its members, from the equities MUTUAL PRINCIPLES, in the hands Management entirely fully guarded and secured.
rilHE
being
BEST
in
Assu:ers
offices,
Security IN
Office
bonuses),
INVESTMENT. Perfeot
SOCIETY.
THESE
to
advantages competing
LOCAL
'
AND
Assurance
Life
prosperous
PROVIDENT
,
C.
MUTUAL
AUSTRALIAN
St.
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BURGESS,
Provident
Chambers,
George's
Terrace,
Furnishing Perth.
Exchange,
to
OWNERS
of
write
Federal
Warehouse New
to
for
Instruments
the
old
terms for
of
Old.
Perth
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day). Octave of
11—
SUN.
3rd.
12— 13—
MON. TUES.
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14
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and
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the
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sanitary
City.
and
Beer Brands
Wioes,
BOYS'
arrangements house Eastern Colonies.
aro
equal to
in
the
Room Billiard and Saloon be found worthy of a visit.
The
A
from
Visitors the
the
2nd,
3rd,
in
aid
miy
and
addressed
The Globe
"<
to
THE
having
choice
selection
PERTH.
articles
greatest
in
public
patronage. 1892. 30th,
.
The
men
for collections
their
the Hon.
Sec.
STOU
T.
will
kindly
at
to
once
.
Pints
4s. per doz. attended
promptly
that
..
Ale
the
for
Brasch the
visitB
regularly
both
those
the
Swan
Brewery
ROADS
BOARD.
I
notice
in
must
seven
give
day's
addressed
writing
to
the
Company,
CONNOR.
D.
(Signed) Nov.
1892.
1
30th, .
in
is
CATHOLIC
aid
is
Glass's)
take
will
tlie'nearest
corner
of
block
and
L.
St.
Patrick's 3
at
D.
Newcastle,
have
CONNOR,
National Library of Australia
might
easily"
from personal consideration Such opposi very badly from some the best for of reasons
place
Irwin-
p.m.
on
Saturday,
fate,
a
virtually
Under
a
sold
to
produce bought
Street,
was
rule,
and
They dared
they
in
Hall,
as
keeper.
ORPHANAGE
serfs a
not
then
their
families to the store
threat
disregard the all storekeeper at his own price, from him all
which they their and
their his own price losing heavily by eaoh transac the tion, In interest addition, necessaries
DECEMBER.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
Bejoordopposite the block 7-630
We scriptions s
it!
-If
safe'
to
con
is
that
the they have at heart the people and deserve to them. If represent they oppose it. they are no friends of the people, and care should be taken in future to exclude them from a sphere where can but they exercise a
good of
mischievous
influence.
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The in Drawing of Prizes aid of the Boys' at Orphanage has been Subiaco, to held arranged be on 17th Saturday,. inst. The following gentlemen, Messrs. M F. A. and T. Canning Quinlan, Ms.L.A., have to act kindly consented as a Com of mittee Supervision. Lo-Rdship the Bishop has informed the priests of the various districts that the papal dispensation from the laws of fasting, some months granted leased with the ago, of the season of beginning Advent The customary laws of fasting and abstinence are again, therefore, in force universally the Diocese. throughout Since its inception, just three weeks5 a»o remarkably good progress has been made with the Fremantle breakwater. Although the work has been much retarded by the want of certain it is appliances, gratifying to learn that the embankment from Rous Head has been advanced between 160 and 170 feet into the sea. As the platelaying on the Perth-Buhburv is now railway finished to the Collie Bridge 12 miles some from Bunbury, there is every of the line probability being' completed by next. The next Apiil item in connection with line this for attention is calling the erection of the terminus in Bunbury. it is This, will cost expected, between £10,000 and £12,000. The s.s. Nairnshire sailed from London
-
i.,
.
!
on
,
-are
October 26th. Dr. Edward
Among Scott
and
the
zpassenireiB
Mrs.
Seott,
after
turning England,
re
some spending 'months in General Siiii who was many in Perth years ago quartered as an officer of the Royal Engineers. The cargo for West Australia includes two locomotive and ten engines saloon carriages for the Government. The tenders the for construction of the Y llgarn Railway from Northain to Southern Cross were opened by the Engineer-inMr. O Connor, Chief, on Tuesday of last week. There were eight in all, one beine informal. The lowest tender ivas that of Mr. McDowell Joseph at the price of £148,137 7s. 5d. Taking the distance at 170 nules this gives the price per mile at £871 8s., the lowest on record. The line is to be finished in two from years the time of the and signing contract, will be opened in sections of 50 miles as completed. On Monday last a man, a recent arrival from the eastern colonies, presented himself at the in Bank the Savings General Post Office and asked to be allowed to make a deposit of sixty sovereigns. Having been informed that m conformity with the re this amount gulations could not bo receiv ed as a single deposit from one he person went into the central in a tele hall, filled graph form presented and it, left the He had not gone far building. when he and nussed his money remembered that he had laid it on the table while' writing He returned to find it gone! immediately, Though every possible effort was made to the missing treasure no olue has been pace found as to its whereabouts,
the greater number to have recourse to obliged local for aid. storekeeper
their upon half-yearly
the
T. R, Board, Chairman W;A., 29th Oct., 1892.
ourselves
—
also
at
—
17th
W. S. 1691 (between Dennis from the North corner of block No. on 1691, continued block 43-167 in a direct (Dennis),
through line till it intersects North-West (directly ing Road at a point which divides line (if produced)' from block 3-1919.
to pay Yor
sealed. because
the
of
where it intersects reached, (C. thence land 7-1223 along C. Glass's block 1690 to and through (-W. S the entire continued along
Dempster
comes
who
the Their
PRIZES
;
boundary Dempster), boundary west
till
of
BOYS'
;
(W. Humber)
OF
.
.
DRAWING
BOARD
notified that the Toodyay hereby a Minor Road, Roads Board intend to declare accordance with 57th half chain wide (in at a 52 No. Sect., Vict., point 16), starting to GoomallingRoad directly on the Newcastle the boundary opposite M. Bowen's gate upon it intersects of 47- 149 where GoomallingRoad block thence at through Muggamuggin 1698 1698
tion
were
THE
,
go yearly things
country
we
judged
towards it
it,
be
fairly
and
old conditions,
notice.
It
of money
sums
large the
and place the necessary plant much more upon it requires capital than most agriculturists setting up for themselves are of, possessed The was under consequence that,
Ghrirman,
ROADS
now
ings,
Chairman.
I
TOODYAY
are
liabilities
them. The want of such assistance has told indeed almost heavily, the in against farming fatally, The dustry in the past. cheapest of virgin land becomes ex piece tremely costly by the time it is rendered fit for cultivation, To clear the smallest to even farm, fence it, sink wells, erect the build
by rotation.
retiring
Perth.
Limited,
We
incurring
aware that certain wise pro visions of the measure will enable selectors te bring their holdings into working order without having been previously forced to mortgage
districts.
Candidates
Agucultural Royal to Australia Western
of
in
.
to
the.
Society
essential.
engaged
being
The Annual Ratepayer's Meeting in connection with the above will be held at the Newcastle Court House on 15th December, 1892, THURSDAY, to select at 1 1 a.m. Business three members auditor in place Of and one
Stout,
and
by
of course; it has exceeds quarters That the scheme
to it more springs motives than from of the public good.
Furnishing Wolstenholme
,
Awarded
Medal
matter
With so produce. many and such unanswerable in favour arguments of the Bill, we are almost driven to the conclusion that the opposition
Federal
Melbourne)
absolutely
out of ..which
:
Prize
First
to
hostility
anticipation.
such
Perth
Street,
(Mr. F. W. Tuner to Messrs.
TOODYAY
Quarts
orders
Country
Co.,
Country
doz.
per
Gentle
KNOWN of the
Warehouse, Chief late
PRICES: 6s.
Some opposition Forrest's liberal measure a
may very attitude
runs
must crush us ultimately beneath their unless our weight numbers be speedily largely aug mented. is anyone Nor, perhaps, to the reproach that quite iusensible
COMBINED.
EXCELLENCE
AND
PlJEITT.
and
S S FARHELLY,
Tuner
Piano
seldom
love,
which
"
forward
&
&
it,
James
PERTH.
:A L E S
of true
country at; present suffers is equally minds. No patent to all unbiassed can fail to see that thinking person a increase of population is great
Committee
Ladies
collecting
-
SWANBREWERYCO P E I Z E
Bazaar
those
that
WANTED
,
the
"
The KNOWN, Warehouse Furnishing in W. A.
LTD
have the
bazaar.
Orphanage
desire
PROPRIETOR.
cheapest
an
:o:
'
tbe
that
position .by their
.
bills,
is practical beyond all entirely because similar ones question, are, and have else been, in operation where with eminently satisfactory results. That it constitutes the best of the most remedy for several evils under which the grievous
use
soliciting
orphanage
F. GATWOuD,
is
imported of both
confidence
WELLINGTON" STREET,
"\mT Federal TV
all
Boys'
Catholic
the
lb 1892""
parliamentary
as expected, but the intense excited in certain
HOTEL,
GLOBE
of
was
on
JANUARY,
and 4th of
will
HALL
ornamental
Nov.
ANTED
FAIR
TOWN
Committee
and
ful
Hotel.
the
.
is
unusually
80.
No;
Telepone
The
Telegrams
Country Parcels, Letters
,
FANCY
in
1893, Orphanage.
Bar
and Colonies have their
Eastern
the
GRAND held
IX.
Bill smooth, and the Homesteads is a taste of the common having
of
ORPHANAGE.
be
will
ir
course
experience. Sir John
of Leading Stock.
Spirits kept in
only
aid
in
in
while
first-class
any
The
The like
for
Pius
DECEMBER
THURSDAY,
1
,
their
Globe
make
to
well home
!
the
:
do
will
.'Country
FANCY FAIR FANCY FAIR!!!
be
con-
-
be
will
for
—
.
GLOBE
prepared of Christ
name
;
.
clude
with
the
with modern replete every from and visitors venience,
Mecortr.
Be
i
they support
'
.
.
.
THE
P.M.
in your and indefatigable purpose, undaunted resist and try to spirit iniquity evil with good, conquer before having your eye. the reward those who combat
7 to 9 evening.
:
throughout.
Xavier.
Advent.
of
WL. "
and commodious This centrally situated and Hotel has been almost rebuilt re-furnished has been entirely v ,r
Francis
St.
Sunday
Melchiades, St. Lucy, V.M. of Translation of: Holy. House -B.V. Tense. Quarter (Fast Day) Oct. Immac. Concep. B.V.M.
Land!. Land! On terms to suit purchasers. Money to Lend from £1 Upwards.
PROPRIETOR.
:'"v'
description Houses.
—
and consequently, it, to an almost away legalised system of blood sucking. It is in the best sense a. popular measure, for its having the object direct good- of the Tli e rfithess people. of members of parliament for their sweep
(fast
STREET,
PERTH.
(immediately
to correct
B.V.M.
'
i-feV
than hired labour. The evil we speak t is notorious. The Homesteads Bill is intended
cheaper
.
1
Perth-
Hall,
a
it
DECEMBER. 8— THUR. Immac. of Concep. Day of Devotion. 9— FRI. St. P.M. Eutychianus,
Chambers, Town
£ t o
<t
.
WELLINGTON
Swan
Opposite
t
i
EXCHANGE,
BUSINESS
BIOBEJOTEL,
AND1
LAND
.;
WILSON'S
THE
have
received the the week during
following :
sub
—
Received Mr. James per Haselclen, of a number of subscriptions, A Geraldton, of list names will next complete appear week,
loans, by a. system of accumulated accounts, enormously and with extraordinary In the end they sank rapidity. of the completely into the power and if he allowed them storekeeper, to remain was upon their farms it because their servioes, repaid only of life, the necessaries were far
"PERTH The
C.Y.M. event
principal
of meeting the reading
SOCIETY. at
a
recent
above was Society of the Journal by the Mr. Editor/" Jno. Like all Kelly. numbers previous out brought by Mr. this issue a Kelly, proved Very, in and interesting structive one. Besides tlie leaders and correspondence, it con a tained letter from Mr. John lengthy Moftat, of his voyage from descriptiveFremantle to The article Singapore. teemed
the
with
notes
of
journey, count
chatty
and
places he had and contained
of the manners the people of Singapore. say, the members were very hear
from
contents mented
their of the
upon, accorded
old
interesting
passed on his a graphic ac and customs of Needless to
friend.
pleased
to
After
the
Journal had been com and his staff the Editor a hearty vote of thanks
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Collected by Mrs. Mr. W. Taylor Miss McGuckin Mrs. Buckley
and interest to be secured by Capital and 2,400,000 charge on the railway, acres of land. 3. The Government to the guarantee, and capital until the payment of interest said Prior Lien Bonds are" redeemed. 4. Until such time as the Government are released from the guarantee on the Baid Prior Lien Bonds the Company not to sell of the 2,400,000 acres any part below 6s. 8d. per without the conacre, sent in writing of the Government. All to be lodged wich the of sale proceeds National Bank of Australasia, in the joint names of the Government of Western Australia and of the Midland Railway Limited, Company of Western Australia, in trust for the payment of interest and redemption of the said Prior Lien Bonds. to 5. The Government have the power foreclose in case of default by the Com in repayment of pany for five years any the Government moneys may be called to under the for upon pay guarantee interest in of the said or redemption Prior Lien Bonds. 6. In case of foreclosure the Prior Lieu Bondholders to at 4 per cent. accept at Government Bonds in par repay 2.
2
6
2
6
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15
6
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;
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4 Company to create £500,000 lien at prior bonds, redeemable the rate of £20,000 per annum, the re ten demption to begin in 1904, i.e., years after of the line. completion
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the said Prior Lien of Bonds ,tc in the repayment the £60,000 loan; guaranteed by the Gov in the completion and equip ernment, ment of the railway of £309,000 (the sum amount -the deemed by the necessary Government for that Engineer-in-Chief in the National being deposited purpose under the Bank of Australasia, Perth, to Government's control fo.r payment the contractor on a revised to schedule contract, the his; present; approved by.' and on. certificates Government, passed and in the discharge by the Government), of the of other obligations Company and of working capital. provision 8. Clause 6 of the ageement of the 4bh with November, 1891, to be mantained, that the expres the additional provision sion two miles of the Eastern Railway two on side thereof," shall include either of deviation there miles on both sides any the of as weir as on the original line, to be notified to of such deviation position twelve months from the Company within of agreement. the date or 9. Any prospectus or written printed or made iu representation published to reference any containing England, to the guarantee, be first approved by Australia the Agent General for Western 7.
MIDLAND
TEE
RAILWAY. A
PROPOSALS
FOR
FINAL
COMPLETION.
of
proceeds be applied
—
made Railway Company for the final of the railway. As will completion be seen in a letter adthey are contained dressed to by the Company's Attorney Sir John Forrest, iu the following terms proposals
have been
—
;
.
.
The following by the Midland
'
"
I have the honour to atate that mail 1 received a copy of the dated October, report, 1892, upon which severe strictures have been passed by the Colonial Press. That the report is not without un inaccuracies was perhaps tran as it with avoidable, does, dealing, sactions at so a distance, which great com could be represented with scarcely but, plete accuracy by correspondence none the less, no one can feel more than the Directors themselves do, that this is a matter for their earnest and it is regret their desire to acknowledge, in the fullest the intention of the Government, terms, to grant in the altered the circumstances, whole of the land the Company at .the time is entitled to receive, and present that is being used to carry the expedition into the intention effect. The statement that land had been and surveyed, and surveys and selected acres 1,000,000 duly lodged plans for over with the Crown Lands departments was based the doubtless, by upon report Messrs Crossland & Co., to the directors, dated June, 1892. By that report it ap the quantity of land then peared that and applied and surveyed, or selected for, on the point the surveys of which were SiRj
by the
—
last
;
;
in was, fact, 1,208,000 completion, it included acres on acres. But 313,200 and the the Victoria Plains, although were in that earthworks progress along is not the construction section, actually beyond completed and opened for traffic River and the Government the Moore their right in withholding these are within of goiug on to acres. The object 313,200 to get marketable the Victoria Plains was not this land ; and being yet available, Irwin and the country being Upper to the agree almost appropriated wholly will ment of November 1891, 4th, you that the confidence of the appreciate to finance directors in their the ability were a3 soon titles works a# the granted force still be loses its and there must and lapse "of time, before any difficulty, to the of land can be brought) proceeds aid of the financial and requirements, until the construction is com particularly so as to to West End (Walebing), pleted take in the Victoria Plains. Under the circumstanees I have bo ask that the Government will respctfully for 12 months, the fit to extend think of the next 50 time for the completion on the 27th February which expires wiles,
of
"
10.
I
have,
howe
ver,
been
authorised
National Library of Australia
and
contained
Nothing
in
the
upon
Father Brady preached yes the Gospel, of the day the sermon was an one. He truly eloquent contended that there was more nothing than the sight of the man who pitiable to repent. He instanced a case delayed which took place recently in this district when a man was killed without young Mass having time to ask God's pardon. had often been celebrated in close proxi residence but he mity to liis always absented himself. The
Yasse show was a great success, ever held having been the best that was in the district. This no was in a, doubt measure due to the visit of His great the Governor. The Yasse Excellency races were held on the following day and off most I refrain passed successfully. from a fuller of these sending you report events inasmuch as Vasse corres your pondent (who by the way has been silent for Borne weeks past) will no doubt send of the important events you a full account that have taken place in the Yasse during the last week. An accident, to I regret attended, say, with fatal occurred at Mill results, point, on the 3rd inst., a place about two miles from to a young fellow named Bunbury, to From hand Mainwaring. particulars it that the youth in company appears with two other boys went on the shooting afternoon of the above mentioned .date, and suddenly a great number perceiving of ducks in oloae "he flying proximity seized the gun, and whilst so hurriedly the hammer struck a seat doing against of the boat in which they were proceedthe gun went off and the contents iugi entered his brain almost in causing stantaneous death. A few of the shot also punctured the coat of another man who was on the bank close fishing by. Deceased was an assistant teacher of the Government school. The funeral boys' took afternoon at 4 p.m. place yesterday
or to. incur any liability any guarantee until the under proposed agreement successful of the intended issue is floating to the under written or otherwise secured General for satisfaotion of the Agent Western Australia. The works to be resumed within 12. of the of one calender month completion and the entire con proposed agreement, tract and equipment of for construction fifteen the railway to be completed within months from the same date.
I have,
etc.,
W.
F.
Sayer,
/
for
the Midland Railway Company of W.A. Limited.
Attorney
persistently
THE
NEWS.
fields
A
slight
reporting Education Buchanan Withers. The
error
occurred
the result election should
of as
appear
in the the
last
my
Board name
in
lieu
in of of of
catholic community has sustained of Corporal by the removal English to the Vasse. Corporal English although in was always punctual his official duties, at Mass always regular in his attendance with the precepts of the 8fld in complying a
loss
:
COALFIELDS.
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the
:
have
to
vassecoalfieli).
3
now
thus bore, beds of
rock
entered enclose-
juBt
herewith strata
in
bored
through
recently etc.,
FRANK for
Coal
vnear
of
Strata;
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of
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Description
Description
has
Several have come persons their return from Yilgarn
Strata.
Thickn'ess
in Feet. Ft. 121
described
who for
several
store
about Northam.
to
to
a
in
York
is
town
years remove
his native place The Municipal elections arc of a thing It is perhaps the past. a healthy sign to see so much interest taken in the elec
Father a short visit to Gibney paid Newcastle the week. A Requiem during Mass for the repose of the soul of Sister was celebrated Mary Augustine by Fr. On Sunday Gibney on Tuesday morning. an early Mass was said as Fr. Gibney was to say Mass to "visit that day. Malebelling The marriage of Miss Charlotte Beckett to Mr. Albert Eaton is announced to be there by Fr. Gibney. celebrated News reaches here of the death of a named William Whitfield a shepherd in the employ of Mr. Cook, of Quellington. found Deceased was it seems dead at the to be and an was Meckering area inquest A narrow held at Northam. escape from is to have death reported by starvation happened oh the road to Yilgarn whereby a man bush and was it got lost in the water.' The unfor seems 5 days without tunate who came man Kinsella by his at death through being burnt the King's Hotel last week waB the same I noticed as at Silver Jubilee a performer the cele bration held in the Oddfellows Hall in October last. Last week but one in my communica tion I mentioned the appointment by Government of a land agent at Northari, and said it was a step in the right direc tion. to I do not wish withdraw kny
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A change in the proprietorship of the Castle Hotel is announced to take place on the first of the new Mr. F.Craig year. and Mr. William retires, Craig succeeds.
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:5 l
lately.
Mr. H. Morrell kept
In. .
Coarse grey sandstone 19a 5": Coal 12 8 Argillaceons sandstone 28 Coal and sandstone in bands 3 5£ Sandstone 9 10£ Arenaceous 6 clay, 0" Indurated black clay 4 0 sandstone 7 6 Argillaceous
proceeded into
$
jfif
November,l892.
previously Grey sandstone
Ingrain
I
of1 the
Coal
I hear that Mr. the colonies.
the
north-east
account
an
I am,
Boring
in
dip a
Borehole No. 3 has, jtfiereunproved' ground. ?
direction. fore,
a
indicating 1 in 94
Strata
to
'j
!
that bore hold report reached the depth of 244ft. to the Upon, comparison it strata, ap that a depth of 160ft. pears the (being! 1 bore, in is equivalent bottom) of No. stratification to a depth of 240ft. in No. I
3 has
YORK.
.
BUNBURY-
SO UTEERN
The have been following reports received from the officers in charge of the boring works in the Southern coal
Note.
Frank
(Signed) 21/ 1892.
November
Reed.
It the
is evident from the simi bored strata through here and at the Collie that they are of River, the same age, and are prob geological and the same ably one coalfield— only broken by the granite ranges (au up throw) between these places.— (Signed) —
of
larity
F.R.
the
I
man
COUNTRY
wants.
our
advertising
-
proposed
agreement, except so far as the same to affect the therein, may be expressed Government under the of the rights contraot 1886. of 27th February, original not to execute 11. The Government new
;
next.
Rev.
on
in London
.
Terrace, Perth, W.A., George's 25th November, 1892,
St.
The
terday
;
,
-
a
1
Clancy
promotion. It is rumoured that simultaneously with the accident to Mainwairing an old of identity Bunbury named "Valentine, to suicide commit attempted by taking two bottles of chlorodyne. The doctor however was soon in and attendance, in removing the chloro proved successful and I miderstand that Valentine is dyne, now almost recovered. Father returned to Perth on Kelly It was the first visit of the Tuesday last. rev. and 1 under gentleman to Bunbury, stand that he was with greatly pleased our little town. On Sunday week last Father Kelly was present at the meeting of the Children of Mary, and I am told that he himself as expressed very with cur and certainly pleased sodality after the laudatory manner in which the rev. gentleman spoke of them we feel bo very proud.
'
:
£
nbr
to
beg
fortnightly fortnight distance
a
A for
chains
two
miles
-past for a
the
(along
has been surveyed done at three boring track has also been
dray three'
miles.
No. 11, from shaft
Bituate
Borne
18th
before lay you my report. During Aba line E.S.E. running
outcrop) feet of
134
points.
Bove
coalfield.
of uearly
seam
big and cut
collie
0
E.S.E.
890
2.
Ft! sand, &c. sand &c Conglomerate, clay, Smut, black shale, &c. Soil, White
12
In. 0
.
Crowder
of my statenierifc even to portion it in any way. not I am so blind qualify to the necessities of the eastern townships as to decry the action of the Government in this particular instance, drltoTbegrudjgfe Northam the bucccbs which the persistent efforts of her able and indefatigable repre sentative have achieved, but I ao certainly that the powers ..that be should argue be just as well as generous. York has at least the state for equal claims a upon share of the good things the Cabinet hks in its power to bestow and yet we find that we have been over passed again. There is an cause for. originating every movement on this mundane and sphere, it would be an interesting to investigation discover the motives which compel the studied with which the claims of neglect York have been treated up to the present. at the matter two facts Merely glancing stand out in bold relief and immediately catch the of even the most eye casual observer. Either our claims, have, not hitherto been boldly and persistently pressed for attention, or the Government are determined to them in toto. ignore In our Mr. .present representative, who possesses the Monger, we have one of his convictions, and one, I courage not who will hesitate to demand at think, the hands of the Government a fair con sideration of the just rights of the district of York. As a resident for many years in the district he is quite conversant with the requirements of the district, but we the people of York must to the be alive of strengthening his hands necessity by
,
Mr.
by Miss
from
and here
Coal
.
3 2
0 6
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.
Collected
and
_
+
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'
civil
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che.follovving
;a
was Corporal English whiie his departure regretting I am certainly his pleased with
'
thankfully donations.
was
official
.
-
acknowledge
Committee
one,
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Baizaar
there
ever
If
courteous
:
The
Church.
,
instructed to place before by my directors: which if you certain proposals, accepted to a by the Government, would, great render it to take extent, unnecessary of the extension of time I have advantage asked for. ; and- would ensure the. speedy the due com resumption of the works, and of the equipment pletion railway and the opening of the lands throughout, well within contract time.
;
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SUB1AC0.
;
BOYS'
;
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depth
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and enforced, being strictly had- been made as complaint to the rapid increase of of: the number Chinese and Malays in the colony. The Commissioner of Crown Lands, in reply said the to Mr. Hassell, were Government considering carefully the advisability of -putting do wii a bore water
at
;
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THej,;Director
The
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Thursday.
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were
that
in
favour carried
was
reply
Government
Public
-
of
Hydraulic Engineer duties' part of whose select
on-
a
in
Works,
for
read,
the
erection of works, and; prepare estimates irrigation of the cost of same. He would report localities
all to the rivers from the Preston Swan ? in connection with irrigation works Until the Government were in possession of his no reports steps on
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,
chains on, same"; 'r: Ft. In.
i
,
Tuesday,
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10
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5
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moved that telephone
Colonial
.
be extended
to
Seconded
by
Hospital. and agreed
81
/
of
£400,000
the
authorised by the Treasury as Bill been raised a had already loan in the London market would they Bill be compelled to pass the through and send it the its to all stages,
'
1 to the Christmas holidays so as hole .down to getthe of cover from 61 to 100ft. have
most
probably appearance. W.
(Signed).
who
Governor, tLe Assembly
more
He
TON,
B. PENDLE
House
i
f A jr
MiDibg
found
Engineer-in-chai'ge.
further not within
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—
-
—
—
took
.
p.m....
not
propose
Act
ai,
the
amend
to
chair
at
7.30
the
tion
Education
Greenmount
is
constructed
on
grade place
for
25|,
varying
The
worst
'
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a
with
houses
chair
at
locomotive correspondence
Bill After
be
rend
a
:
Ike
following Mr.
Clarkson,
Mr. Patterson, Sholl. The
and rum were samples of gin, brandy found to be adulterated with water anjd beer was pepper, and that the English certain found to contain chemicals in to health. The Attorneyjurious in reply, said the quantities General, small as to so render examined were
voted
Mr.
tor
Simp
Throssell. it
Mr.
30th.
took
the
chair
at 7 30
p.m. ,
in The Colonial to Treasurer, reply Mr. Solomon, said he had been informed that the Department by the Customs of the Chinese Immigration provisions
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of those to animal
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of treating and plant
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read
was
12s.,
second
a
time. Constitution further
was
Act
Amendment
considered
in
com
of the new should be let recommendation
to
be
Engineer-in-chief of the material
especially imported be done by well a firm. local The
as
might
of
the
let
by
in reply to Treasurer, said the! Government to establish with position
The Colonial Richardson, in
not
a
Central
a :
Commissioner Mr.
to
Agricultural
Crown
of
that
aware
the
division
a
by 17
was
to
i0.
List.
'
!
:
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'
V
The House adjourned
he
'condition
on
surer.
Lands, said
Richardson,
that after
colony
defeated Division
conversa
at
1 140
p.m..
of
was residence holders under
systematically 48 clause
evaded by of the Land
Regulations.
Evasions
might
taken
were
to check
LEGISLATIVE Friday,
occur,
abuses and The .
The Excess Bill of 1891 Diocesan Trustees (Church of England) Bill were read a first and the time, was later referred to a select committee of consisting Mr. Canning,
the General, Attorney Mr. Mr. ClarkLefroy, Loton. son, and Mr. Mr. a return Monger moved for of the whole of the showing the names staff Works employed by the Public
Department,
when
employment
and. salary,
paid
from
the
their
appointed,
and whether or revenue from
general
Agreed to. A. Forrest moved that some should be done to make the
loans.
Mr.
more and comfortable, Gallery the ventilation. improve Agreed
to.
The Homesteads discussion
COUNCIL. December
2nd.
The
Export amended
was
after
Bill
a
.
a
took
chair
for consideration ensued Jong discussion on
.
to
be
on
Bill.
a
division
ni.
LEGISLATIVE
Loton
praying
for
to confer
certain
a presented to introduce leave
petition a Bill
Friday,
December
chair
at
p in. The Colonial Treasurer, Mr. A. said Forrest,
in
reply
took
were
any report about to take
town
of
received. Mr. Trcylen
committee Mr. Burt,
of the
Mr.
brought up the report committee on the Public Health Act Amendment Bill The of Public Director Works, in to Mr. Clarkson, said the Govern reply ment had the erection of a new hospital and medical at officer's quarters Southern Cross under consideration. The Colonial in to Treasurer, reply select
first
230 to
he had not that the natives possession of the
Wyndham.
The West ecutor, and
on
:
!
2nd.
the
the West Australian Executors and Estates Agency Company, Limited. Petition powers
came
a committee upon the course House as regards when passed by empowered the
ASSEMBLY.
received
Mr.
Bill
in
3. Progress was and the House adjourned
The Speaker
730
read
was
by 7 to
then reported at 55 p.m.
;
p.m.
3
at,
adopted by the The Bill Lower House Government to raise sum the of Since that time £400,000' £836,000. has been raised -by loan in the London market. The Colonial was Secretary of opinion that the Bill being a money Bill cannot be amended by the Legis lative Council. Mr. Hackett diffe from the dictum of the Government and in a claimed this long speech for the privilege Mr. Upper House. Leake moved that clause 1 be expunged and this, which means that practically the Chamber asserts its to an right with the equal power Assembly in was dealing with money Bills, carried this the
lengthy
at 935 adjourned December 1st. Thursday, The Speaker took the chair at
the
The Land Regulations Bill second time. When the Treasury Bills
the second reading. Timber Bill Branding in committee, and
reported The House
p
The President p.m.
passed
.
The Speaker
usive
injurious
The
tender.
to
on the voices. reading was carried The House at 4 45 p.m. adjourned
November
have this
dis-
Mr. Darldt, Cookworthy, Mr. H. Sholl, Mr. R. motion for the second
Wednesday,
the
whole
that
—
Mr. Quihlan, Richardson, Mr. Mr. Solomon, son,
by the
thing Ladies
was
motion
incl
of £16,885
sum
Bill
tion had not been carried the out, had been called holders; upon to change to clause their 49, and pay holdings the double rent required by that clause, but no forfeiture hacl been enforced such All reasonable as precautions
department connected of the table
the
.
Seconded by Mr. Rlcbardsonj and agreed to. The Police Act Amendment was Bill :.< read a second time. The Excess Bill, a1 1891; showing
than
price
being import he had never
were declarations furnished the holders of large by blocks, annually In cases when the residence qualifica
230
lengthy put ana lost who Those voted against by 20 to 6. were the amendment Hon. Sir John Hon. W. E. Hon. S. Burt, Forrest, II. W. Hon. Venn, Mr. Marmion,: Mr. DeHamel, Mr. A. For Canning, Mr. Mr. rest, Mr. Hassell, Harper, Mr. Mr Mr. Lotou, Molloj, Lefroy, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Monger, Mr. Pearse,
sold in the publicHe had heard that
National Library of Australia
the
and
tnis
cussion
of the
the result of the analysis unsatisfactory. in would be undertaken Other analysis a future a more way on systematic
all
that amendment day. six months.
to.
liquor of Perth.
i
the Govern, the .Agriculrr tural of the Departments .other,,. Australasian South Colonies, Africa and the United States handbooks with matters and: dealing pastoral
but
.
;
.
analysis
took
less
did represent the ironwork
that
possible
29th
at
was
made
reply was not
considered'
November.
now
in
and reported. at 425 p.m.
ASSEMBLY.
which
was
Bureau. The
;
was
a
advantage
was
.
to distinguish those who had been appointed the in since of Responsible Government troduction the to them. with amounts paid
of
Bill
passed.
be laid on the therewith House was agreed to The Export Timber Bill Branding and the Perth Gas Company's Bill was read a second time. The adjourned the Con debate on was stitution Act Amendment Bill moved as an resumed. Mr. Sholl
and
moved for the report Traylen Government Analyst upon
Mr.
workshops
:
the
Defences and
construct a type and
that at Boaufort-street but the colony,
the
was
R. Sholl's motion that the report Allison Smith on the Railway
Mr. of
of Public :The Director Works, in said a sum to Mr. Cook worthy, reply of money would be put; on the estimates the head of the for 1893 to complete Busselton jetty. moved for a return Mr. DeHamel the number of showing persons the employed by the Government salaries total of their the department j
Mr.
time
third
p.m.
report.
Agreed
of
Safety
a.
Molloy,
did give
as
Mr.
bill.
money
Tuesday, The Speaker
j
;
;
a
,
M Vt Harper moved that ment should procure from
the amende..-, Against ment: Hon. Sir John Hon. Forrest, W. E. Marmion, Hon. S. Burt, Hon. H. W. Venn, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. CookMr. Mr. Darldt, worthy, Mr. Harper, Mr. Hassell, Mr. Loton, Mr. Lefroy, Patterson, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Richard Mr. HP. Sir J. son, Sholl, G. LeeFor the Steere. amendment: Mr. DeHamel, Mr. A. Forrest, Mr. Molloy, Mr. Mr. Quinlan, Monger, Mr. Pearse, Mr. Mr. Mr. R„ Simpson, Solomon, Sholl, Mr. The Traylen. following were a select committee to> appointed recommend certain boundaries Mr. Mr. Loton, Mr. A. Forrest, Simpson, Mr. and The Colonial TreaHarper,
was
House.
LEGISLATIVE
1
on
in
Lower
.A.ctiWas
manufacturer
local
that opinion of the Legis province in to make suggestions amendment of money it
The Companies Bill: amended committee, The House adjourned
in
the proposed graces the cost of which is set down deviation, be 1 in would 45 in .at £81,000, The and 1 in 50 in curves. straights Chidlow's Well steepest grades near 1 in 39. were in 35, and These 1 would also be avoided by the deviation. had been made, but a sur No survey Mr. had ridden along the Muir,' veyor, made a thereon. route, and report The Engineer in-Chief could not with a com out a personal reconnaisance or add to this survey plete engineering
employed
of
ead
i
1 in as 22. In one steep 18 chains it averages 1 in from 1 in 22 to 1 in 28.
as
and
Bill,
Mr.
The
.present. in of Railways, Thef| Cpminissipiaer said that the to Mr; Clarkson, reply' Eastern Railway line in some places near
money
;
28th.
in to Treasurer, reply did said the Government
The Colonial Mr. Simpson,
a
of Railways, in said that a local his opinion that of steam launch
as Government by and erection putting together ironwork be would, of course,
amendment. for the competent
seconded Hackett, by committal moved, the formal so be of the Bill that might progress was This course adopted to reported. members to discuss enable lion, fully statement made by the Colonial fjhe that the alone Governor Secretary for the altera < ould make suggestions
.
The Speaker
to
IA
mittee. Mr. Molloy 's amendment an elector should become qualified six months residence in the
and
an
Burges,
:
November
Monday,
it
Mr.
I
ASSEMBLY.
.LEGISLATIVE
the
to the
ijlills
'
the
to
then return
of
was
Council
regard
summary.
:
not
was
amend
to he
lative
parliamentary
it
would with
i.
.
Friendly
ed into the colony, but seen the sent plans and specifications to London, and the. indent had already, It was that believed a local gone.
would
;
favourable
a
Mr,
.
will
it
;
1
with
.
puta
,
will, seam
one
in
l&ills
Previous
good
the
bridge
£836,000
63.0
as
tionally
of
sum
Commissioner
to reply boatbuilder he could
|
ajlthough
.
<
The
advis
is
Frb-
!
life.
rivers.
j
.24.0
.
and clays
the
it
flowing
the
time.
first
cultural, diseases
to guage the amount to the sea from these
taken
be'
of water
to. Wright, The Land Amendment Regulations was time. Bill read a first said The Colonial that Secretary
:
.30
Fireclay Sandstone
that
able the Mr.
2ff
;
would
3
at
.
|
Coal
chair
the
|
9
;
took
1
plm. in reply to The Colonial Secretary, said the Government Mr. Congdon, ;clause to introduce a did not intend of for the compulsory registration
9
1
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29th.
The President
;
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27-2Av: 2
sandstone sandstone,
Cliiyey
0
1.
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!
and'smnt
.
15
.
Sand,&c. .Coal
November
a
7
expenditure
on
;
i
.
.
line.
65 9p,
situate,
_
is
is' _
'
Bore
COUNCIL-
LEGISLATIVE
;
showing timo present Harbour Works.
the.
and The Public Institutions Societies Lands Improvement
Mr.1 James, would be to
it
said the Government that tim present law sufficient was to deal with unqualified medical practitioners. of The Director Public Works,. |iii to Mr. said lib 'Lad reply Solomon, for a return already given instructions to be prepared the
Monger, of opinion
were
to up raantle
......
said the Richardson, had; secured' the services
as
its
of
Mr.
to
Mr.
,
3
(Oj
the was
Railway
Act.
.
0 10
;
I
House.. On the motion of Mr. Monger the Act was Police Amendment Bill dis of the .day, the. orders charged from fot and its fuither consideration fixed
;
"
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of
I
,
"
"
his
cost
the
showing
.
of the Mullewa the table of the
surveys on; laid
:
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/
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6
16
withdrew
Traylen
.
&c. conglomeration, few cBlack.shsle,;, containing / coal r' A iliandis'pf "Coal and shale"" / / Coal Shale ! / v -j Coal'JAAJ.l: Fireclay and sand" Fireclay I and-, smut. Fireclay Black 'smut Old shale. '.Coal iii '1 1 Soil,
Mi';
motion. A return
In.
Ft.
J
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date.
on
;
chains
.
1860
-
situate
12,
-
Bae No. above line.
time,
Australian
Agency
Bill and referred of consisting
Monger,
DeHamel,
Mr.
Mr. Loton.
Trustee. was
Exread a
to the
Hon.
A.
Forrest,
a
select S.
The Perth Gas Act Company's Amendment Bill was passed through committee. The Industrial and Reformatory Schools Bill was considered in com mittee and amended. The House adjourned at 325 p.m.
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TICKETS available fqr issued to Fremantle, Perth, times and fares at shewn
below
received at this Office on the 20th December, Tuesday, the above Contract.
TENDERS up to Noon
be
;
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time-
14 days, will and Guildford
11 miles.
.
that of locksmitbing shortest possible belt for the door.
about
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be received TENDERS will the 20th on Tuesday, up to noon Contract. 1892, for the above to
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of
the
for
"
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Forms; and Office
addressed
Public
Director Tender
outside,
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of
at this Offic of Decembe
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and
Works," Stores
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Specifications may the of Railway
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Fremantle. The sarily
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or
any
tender
will
not
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W. VENN, Commissions of Railways and Directo of Public Works.
Works Public Office, Perth, Western Australia, 1892. loth'November,
National Library of Australia
a.m.
ir ,r
General
4 p.m. as
555 ice
of
autrain from
RETAIL
BUTCHER,
Barrack
Street,
P
e
t h
r
.
Prime
to
530
p.m.
A
to
Guildford will will leave Guildford Junction, returning
at 552
YatKerop
Meat.
to
cancelled
at
leaving Perth
of Poultry
stock
large
to
be shortly
will
hand.
p.m.
General
Traffic
Traffic Manager's 30th June, 1892.
Office,
not
;
Families
orders
Country
Manag.
waited
with
On
daily.
attended
dispatch.
Parcels
will
be
on
forward
I
therefrom.
JOHN
DA
to
:
from
Eastern
Railway,
one
SUTTON,
Station freight
LATE
when
to
option,
This
parcels
traffic
Railway
By
arrangement
will
to
and
from
Great
Stations. order of
The
Hon.
Commissireer
also
apply to Southern
Railways. JOHN
VIES,
General Traffic Manager, Manager's Office, 1892.. September 9th,
Traffic
>
the
conveyed
required. and must be sidings platforms but eels from and prepaid, sidings pai platforms to Stations, either can be sent forward prepaid or charged forward at Sender's
Parcels
;
will be subject tc passengers Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railways
STANLEY
NOTICE. ;
Charged
Jp;th;
the
is cancelled. at 430 p.m. from Perth
p.m. has been versa ,
and p.m., for Midland
to another
General
and
p.m.,
Perth
ex
usual
run
transferable.
are
By order
2:5
and
;
:
Excursion Railway
at
The and
will be allowed of ordinary PasseDgers 1st class, 841b 2nd class, 561b. luggage The departure of trains will be delayed or otherwise under at special circumstances, of the Commissioner, who will the discretion not be responsible for any loss to passenger?
the
LIDDELOW),
WHOLESALE
train from Perth to p m. been to 25 p.m. altered A also leave Perth for Fremantle all at stopping intermediate
p.m.
at 5:15
i
;
;
arising
accepted. H.
1010
Tickets
Contract."
week
from Beverley at 8 a.m. York, NewNortham, 10.55 a.m.; 11.16 a.m. castle, Chidlow's Well, 2.5 p.m. Smith's Greenmount, 3.20 p.m. Mill, 3pm.; These Tickets are only available by the trains above. specified
day by train
(FREDK.
mixed
p.m.
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CONTRACT.
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LATE
Time Tables can be obtained at the Traffic Perth Manager's Office, or at the Station, General Traffic Public Manager's Office, Works Buildings. By order of the Commissioner of Railways, JOHN DAVIES,
railways
j
australian
SUNLIT SUTTON,
JULY,
2
at 542 p.m. from the Junction
western
FOR
will leave Beverley, Perth at Guildford at 940 a.m., Smith's a.m., Chidlow's Well 1130 a.m., 1240 130 p.m., Spencer's Brook 330 The mail train from p.m.
Fremantle. Fremantle,
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Office, Western Australia, 30th November, 1892.
The
a.m.
,
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of
TRAINS
to
will train at 330 p.m., Btations. The
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be accepted.
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The
PERTH
RAILWAY.
intermediate times between Smith's Mill and will be slightly altered. A new Beverley will train for Fremantle leave Perth at 12 30 at all p.m., stopping intermediate
CQ
Posl
a.m., 1030
York p.m., Fremantle
o'fl.
sarily
STREET,1
BARRACK
Traffic Manager, Manager's Office, 1892. September 9tb,
at 837 Perth
Clackline
2
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.
Public
HALL,
VIES,
1892.
OS
10
£09
,
to be addressed
OILMAN
TEMPERANCE
The following ALTERATIONS will take of Trains for JULY, place in the rnnning viz. The 8 a.m. Perth to Guildford, train, will be continued to Midland ar Junction, at 832 and riving a.m., leaving again for
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AND
Traffic
ALTERATION
hH
53£
CONTRACT.
are
DA
ASTERN
.
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GROCER
passengers
will be subject to Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railwajs'
Perth,
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therefrom. arising Excursion passengers
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and
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Note the
transferable.
not will
responsible
Railway By order
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of
.
the
by
;
the
£
Public Works Office, Perth, Western Australia, 14th October, 1892.
POLICE
be
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accepted. Commissioner Director
©.
C4
tender
H.
09
;
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available
only
are
;
and
Carnarvon.
House,
lowest
seen
rH
trains specified Tickets are
promptly
to.
Geueral
General
Traffic
Perth,
July
Manager's 28th
(Fredk.
Wholesale
Liddelow),
and
Retail
Butcher, .
Court
the
be
may
»
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a.m.
attended
a.m.
be allowed of Passengers ordinary 1st class, 841b 2nd class, 561b. luggage The departure of trains will be delayed or under otherwise at the special circumstances, discretion of the Commissioner, who will not
00
S
£
and
Specifications at this Office,
CO
at 9.40
Orders
'
Drawings
Contract,
.
out
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to of Public
Conditions
r— <
T3
December,
Contract.
be
They are
O
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-
above
at this
.
the
the
Tuesday,
on
for
be received
.
up to Noon 1892,
will
'
TENDERS
.
H
Fremantle Guildford,
;
week
above.
.
SHED
and
return
-
bond
to
..
carnarv6n
Tickets available day by train from Perth, 9.10 a.m. These Tickets
'
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Barrack
Street,
oi
Perth. DAVIES. Traffic
Manager.
Office,
1892.
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Perth
Street,
but
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you
say
Rendezvous
in
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you
Hay-street,
&
Importers
of
Retail
new
attended
promptly Latent
BELL,
LONDON
real and
CHAMBERS,
U;
Terrace,
Perth,
W.A.
.iji
1
inq any
In
to Suit
Lots
of
the
Lands ,
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.
Purchasers.
all
&
Land
and
Agents,
Perth,
W.A.
Should
Everybody
are
Cigars
Com-
St.
Chambers,
De Street.
CAFE
THE
Murray
'
D.
Proprietor—
Street,
Perth.
LADIES
the
conveniences'
iand
.
.and first-class A Liberal and
PASTRY
while
the
Stock
is
the
:
The are
un
South in.
Largest
BEST
the J.V.'
the
is
the
the
First
it
Boarders
to be D.
Jacoby
Concert
Hall
Perth.
of
-his
.
and
First
W hat
the cheapest,
invited
is
out
J.,
V.
Late
of
Y.
now
a
that
DRAYS
from
£14
DRAYS
a
speciality.
an
Late Marshall Bros., New South Wales.
Marshall, ISydney,
MADE
of
at
Reading
and country Coffee the Federal
TO
best,
and moBt
in the
colony.
Palace convenient
VIEWS
the
CHIEF
CENTRES AND SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
the
of
PIONEER
Mounted
Price
AND
Bound
Sold by all
6d.
Per
3d.
&
Co.,
Stationers,
Importers,
Stationers.
Post
STEIN
Morocco.
in
extra.
Goods'
Fancy
Barrack Street, Sole Agents.
Perth,'
HARNESS
BARRACK PERTH.
(Opposite
and
Gilt.
Is.
:
B.
Minorgan.
SADDLE
WORKS,
r
.
:
Splendidly
ORDER
'
&
BROWN & ALLEN,
STREET
Boot
Manufacturers, fcTREET, PERTH, W.A.,
Stein's)
BY
HAY
APP01N1'"
;
iu
beer
SPECIAL
Boots His
ale
Sir Governor, Eroomc, K. C.M.G,
Excellency N.
kinds
and
Harness.
assortment ALWAYS Ladies'
in
Frederick
Hostelry,
Youth's
Boots
and
-
--
Bjota Strong Shoes ;iu> great g-'S'
/
of
Shipments opportunity
possible Colonies.
Goods
from
by
Eogland
Salted
Combs, Blacking,
Scrapers, etc. orderB sent
be or otherwise will and promptness. PRIZE lato at the
by post care
FIRST
Note
the
taken
every and the
All
Address
at
held of
botb
Exchange.
in
Cutlery
BROWN
Salis.1
on
tc
communications
be
&
Brushes Skins, Harness Oils
Clippers,
all
Hides
Shoemakehs'
addressed
Hay Street, GOCERIES
to
ALLEN,
including
Chamois
Sponges,
Perth.
CHEAPER
THAN EVER. GROCERY PRICE LIST. , Only Queensland Meats, assorted, 2lb tins, Is 2d Do. Soups, Is 2d Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d N.Z. Lunch Beef, 2lb Is tins, 3d; Libby't Corned Is 0£d Beef, 21b tins, Conrad's asstd. lib tins, Meats, 8d 21b Is 3d Do, tins, Potted 8d Meats, asstd. Jib tins, Mullet, Fresh Herrings, Leigbton's 5d 6d; Fresh Fresh 8d 7d Salmon, Oysters, Kippered 9«1 Herrings, Sardines, Jib tins, 4jd Do 8d ilb Bottled lid and tins, Fruits, la;Tinned do, lib Is; English Jam's, 6Ad (ius, and 7d 21b and lid Is Do, tins, English lib tins, 6d Marmalade, Do, 21b tins, lid SA Jams, lib 21b tins, 4Jd tins; 8d, 84d!
JJARVIS For
Cash
—
:
;
;
;
;
—
.
for
s'
and
:
Show W.A. Agricultural Society's for best the collection Guildford, and Harness. Saddlery
ready
;
Regular
and Girls' Saddles and Bridles,. Boys' Pack Pilches, Saddles, Jockey Saddles Horse and for a tire all: Clothing; requisites class Stable or Whips
with obtained
Varied Genlleiuen's Colohialmaiiu-
.variety.
saddlery
and
Spurs,
of
—
of
and
a Large Ladies'and English and
of
ALSO. Men's and Children's
and varied a stock, large, of Gig, Cart, and Cairiage and Gents' Saddles Riding
Harness
to his fine for smoke
both
facture.
SMITH
ROBERT manufactubeROFALL
Stock
MAVE Assortment
TO
MENT
ROBERT Barrack
;
SMITH, Street,
:
;
;
Agent
Wholesale
WATSON
West
North
the
for
,-
& TEE
;
;
;
;
Roebourne October
Perth,
want
Why
G-oods of the —
:
in
Suits
and:Ccssack.
17
1889.
;
;
;
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latest
Therefore
HE ARM AN
—
WANTED
fashions,
and lOd Golden
KNOWN
7dand and
—
and take
That
heed.
very new style in stook. A ttention particularly paid to cutting. fit R eliable guaranteed. & M ens' and boys' Hats, Shirtings Hosiery. of Gloves, A large assortment Ties, Scarfs &c. Nothing is wanting at
old
be
can
pianos
ex-
,
,
S A assorted
;
2lb
Syrup, 8d Coffee, ;
Is
8d
Jellies, 9d
tins,
;
lib
Is
tins,
21b tins, is Pickles, pints Is Is fid 2d, 40,
Baking -Powder,
Jib tins, 5d ; Colman's Mustard D S F Jib 7d, Jib Is Green Peas, lib, 7d Frcneh Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb Pea Flour, 8d per lb Condensed Milk, 7d Tomato Sauce, fid and 8d Worcester shire 5d lb Sauce, Starch, 4id per Blue, 8d per lb Do Keen's, Ultramarine, 10d'; Table 9d per bottle. Cordials. Vinegar. Tea', Is 9d and 2s per lb Is, and lid Arrowroot, J 8d lb paekets, Candles, 8d per lb Soap, 4d Sd and 6d bar Destampe's self-acting do, lid bar Destampe's Washing Fluid, Is 3d bottle; 71b Oatmeal, Is 2d j New Yasse Pota bags, Is 6d stouq, toes, Qther lines at the Lowest
Egg Powder,
;
tins,
Jib
fid
;
;
'JE
Room,
visitors
VIEWS!
MAGNIFICENT
Booksellers,
,
you
it
9 p.m.
to
a.m.
PERTH
MOST
CHALLENGE
Messrs.
is
1
9
:
the
ana
;
Proprietor.
and
'
of
they
opportunity
class DRAY Possible Price. first
really
WE
performances
open
Hutt Street, Pgrtlj, Dental College and U.S;A. Surgery,
Bingay,
Philadelphia of Oral Hospital D.
us.
MARSHALL,
&
i
handsome
Perth
by
is guarantee; work turned
Perth.
Public
is
r
i
A mechanical
Minouoan
&
this
for
Daily
Colony. all
BINGAY
E.
to. the
as
Ivory,
Gas, Ether
;
j
.
establishment
HEAVY
Lowest
DB4PEB,"
—
...
.
is
this
'
HEARMAN,
GENTLEMEN
-class
Outdoor Boarders, 16s per week Terms Indoor Do., 19s to 21s.per week. Accommodation for ladies and Special
that
with
VIEWS!
Barringiton
note
;
.
in
Perth.
Street,
Murray-Sts.,
intimate
upwards, Inspection to acquire
inspection.
'Baths.
find
let
Hay-street
New Goods
:
'
and
to
CITY
"THE
:
New
Price given
COMPETITION.
stock. wiues and
amateur
W. G.
the
"
will
BAZAAR,
making SPRING
are
R.S.
-
couples. arrivals
shall
and
King
respectfully
Boat.
is
'
V. married
of
Messrs.
All
boarders
hours.
Sittiog'
Operations.
Hours
executed
cook. English : From 6 a m. to 9 a.m., 9d. Breakfast 12 a.m. to 2 p.m., Is. Lunch : From to 7 Tea : From-5 -pnirr p.m., 9d. Suffers.
Splendid
Safes,
in
D. JACOBY,
visitors; all
Large
.and
& Marshall wish to particu point out that their Artificial Teeth be excelled in Fit, or Durability
'
has added a and Ball-room
which premises, concerts, 6ocials, and practices.
Three Jetty. and Town- ball. Station, Railway of the Vienna late W. F. JENNINGS, the above new OPENED Cafe, has now been which have extensive premises, latest for the comfort in the fitted style up
at
We
Speciality. administered
.
Bingay larly cannot
:
.
West
Manufacturer in
Workman's Home), STREET (Opposite Fremantle Club), walk from ..minutes'
Meals
Boots
a
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
Shower and Plunge Baths. of Nor' on OYSTERS regularly arrival
Roller
(The HENRY-
convenience
Drapery,
Hay
Accommodation. £1 Is per week. 25s per week.
class Hotel Boarders
;
FEDERAL PALACE. COFFEE
and
Machines,
CONTINENTAL
specialties.
City.
LARGEST
of BREAD
v
Go|d
1000,)
;
PARIS'
attendance.. Choice Menu. brands of wines,
Australian
Oatdoor
prove
in
:
Indoor
will
Bread
Bakery
per
SELL nothing Christmas during Week, at Prices in' W. A." before 1000> dolls, and dressed, undressed, speaking and others over 2000 other toys Rocking Horses, and Latest Novelties. Mechanical
Perth.
JACOB
only
spirits
Confec
oi
VERYARD'S
of
Trial
choicest
very and
Colony. One
£16
of
'
.
and
tionery
1892.—
XMAS. toys unheard'
RESTAURANT. FASHIONABLE Lunches. Dinner a la carte. Suppers. Meals at all Hours. First-class COOK eugaged iu Adelaide,
unsurpassed.
are
.
rivalled,
with
THE
Hay
CAKES
Fremantle.
filled
but
,
The
to
Dentists,
and
Teeth and Chloroform
(Speciality), Paris Made),
Harrington
rooms,
MARSHALL,
Mechanical
Artificial
in
EMPORIUM
refreshment
comfort
Stationery.
Toys, etc.
Provident
Terrace,
George's
and
at
prices.
Mutual
"
Perth
Handsomely
and
For
Trousers
(Vienna
Buttoned
10s.
Sewing
CARTS
Patronize
CONFECTIONERY
and
Scents,
DEPARTMENT.
£5
(from
Natalis Tweed
of Ladies'
selling Slippers invited.
Inspection
BURGESS,
Pictures,
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Corner
VERYARD'S .
Prices.
G.
CO.,
Surveyors,
mission
London
at moderate
Books
Pianos,
WHOLESALE
:
CO.,
and and
All executed .
Licensed
Kid
aud
!
Stock Patent
'
NOTICE. &
Teeth
AND, HOUSES, BUSINESSES for SALE. HOUSES to LET. of kinds commissions promptly
T
BINGAY
DEPARTMENT-
Ware, Fancy Goods, Soaps,
Wholesale Agents for Hosiery, and Towelling, Fancy Linen,
We are
DENTAL
BAZAAR,.
!
Boots,
variety.
Belfast &c.
..
PATERSON
A.
P.
i?
part
Town, Suburban apd! Rural F.QR SALE
.
BOOT
Our Wholesale Prices for all classes Men's and Women's Boots are the Lowest in the Trade. Wholesale Buyers do well to our will inspect samples elsewhere. before buying
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Colony.
?i
RETAIL
the
Perth.
New
oiil'
Repairs.from
;
Surgical
Y&
carried
faithfully speciality.
bj r'bost.
.<
.
of
1.-
Ma$ej
;
Glace
.
great
BURVETfe UNDERTAKEN.
Valuation;
regarding!
COLONIAL
splendid
Lace Lobs than
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a
returned
Sporting.
AND
L
and
to
CONTINENTAL
I
Have
SURVEYORS,
v
country
FACTORY,
L PiTERSOH& (St, St...
received
Howiok-Street,
George's
a
orders
Country ;
attended
promptly
China
MP
and
'
v
Requisites
Stocks, tp.
Telegrams Latest
EEL
WELD
Cigar \
Hairdressers'
Always opening
at
perth.
LICENSED
&
Tobacco
Merchants.
also and
IJudertaKer,
C,
connection
to bim will be well CE RONOGRAPHS
all work entrusted REPEATERS and
-
C A
K.
(
that with
'
Wholesale
NOflCE.
SHORTEST
J,
is
any part most Respectful at the Charges
in the colony at Moderate
of the Manner
he
that
UNDERTAKE FUNERALS
to
prepared CONDUCT
fact
Melbourne
guarantee
'
draw
to
wishes
in
sufficient that in
.
the
to
attention
elsewhere.
MR.
HUTCHINSON.
&
and
—
CAMPBELL
MR.
CUTBUSH
of J. M. W endt, (.Late Adelaide,) 'BARR/ \CK JEWELLER, ST., PERTH, Town Hall) (Opposite V Matchmaker as a in the Old and -5, years long experience Country, for he firms as a Watcfi in the Repairer principal should be a City,
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STOCK
RIGHT-rU-ll.
to
.
LARGE 'before purchasing
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WATCHMAKER LINDELL'S
.
colonies
his
,
LI NDELL,
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.
p"
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country districts do well would and VARIED
.
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the
V.
B.
;
then
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DUFF,
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to
go '
of
choice
your
,
Tobacconist Saloon, MANAGER.
T.
PIPES, &c., of Grej at Variety and Best Quality always in Stock, and Papers ri sceived from the colonies. Sporting Telegrams regularly Agency for the' most We wish to draw popular Comic Papers of the Woi rid. to particular-Attention our been which has under the Hairdressing Department greatly improved present management. executed ai id' Subscribers' Orders names received for Country promptly English: A Trial Solic: comic periodicals. ited. Respectfully X
R-U-RIGHT
of
that.
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riOBACCOS, CIGARS,
good
&o.,
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and
Tobacco
good
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SPRING
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I
;
changed
for
new
at
the
;
;
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;
;
Federal
Furnishing
Ware
;
;
;
;
;
house,
;
;
HFARMAN'S.
.
Hay-street,
Perth,
Prices,
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HOTEL.
CONFECTIONERY Wholesale
WELLINGTON—
rates. Farm
The
remunerative
Perth.
SXX.VBR
Confec
FAK
Palace
Hotel
has
more
accomodation
for
boarders
than
other
in
Western
Manufactures
Australia.
Two
;
<—
Boarders
accomodated Terms
Meals
Single
board
of
first-class
Is.
Turkish of
London.
the
and
colony Five
ing
for
THe
Sanitary
Hotel
are
capable
most
all
are
.Gelatine
Goods
and
Ask
Storekeeper
your
T
Wire
Liquors
Best Beer
and
A.
C.
Best
City
which
unrivalled
are
i
-
for
and
lehce
are
in
Abk
both
GOLiD
AND
exobl-
purity,
Wellington-streets unrivalled in the City. of
one
'
!
Drops, j
Alcqbkfs
for the
THE
Spirits, kept.
TO
I
of
use
Boarders
selling
are
view
in
Trade
and
A
order
trial
Centrally
City
the
Murray-street
one
minute's:
the
The
with
that
-with
Murray-street
Building
by
Visitors
we
will
from
the
Country
and
will
find
Colonies
the
now
And
the
also
c.
the
market.
the
prepared stamped
ly Football
pastime the City
as
Store
or
of
the
skipper chief
the
to
sale
fact some
1
the
Blake's
A.,
+
NOTE—
that
to
is
Bead, Gold,
HICKS is the
to
suit
everybody
and Silver
who
man
Gowns,
nfants'
|
.
Gimps.
has
a
Stock:
large.
Head-flannels
&
Robes. Dresses &c:
C orsets, Chemises, Night R erchiefs of Silk, Cambric and. Linen. 3 urahs, Broche Silks and Lyons Silks.
:
Perth.
Street, be is
found
in
be
most found
able in
& Suitings
H osiery
arrived
just
P oplinettes
exponents the
T rouserings
&
E ach Gentleman's
undoubted
of the grand old winter in mind when visiting
of the
one
genial
in
latest
E very
a
in the latest Styles ready for inspection
of
variety
fashion
in
L adies'
Belts
E very
requisite
in
in
kept
requisite
Btock.
shades & colours Hats &c.
Ladies'
0 rnaments, Good, Graceful p rints, Zephyrs, Cashmeres
BROWN who is now CHARLEY of the Billiard at Saloon engineer Hotel in Murray-st., Perth. Australian
SHAMROCK
Swede Guantlet,
HOTEL,
Q ress-pieces R ich Silks,
THE
Perth.
Street,
Hay
Silver
address
the
and Mantles
cook:,
and lovers Bhould bear game
POWDER,
celebrated
NEWCASTLE
and
and
Pretty,
and
Sateens.
Black,
Tan and
in
the
Manchester
Dept.
Taffeta,
and
Gloves.
Ivory.
has taken over Mr. W. N. Moyle hotel from the above well-known Mr. T. Quinlan, and will endeavour, M.L.A., as to maintain its reputation the Leading Hotel of the Metropolis. New Saloon Bar. 1 o'clock. Table D'Hote
Pan
SAUCE.
'
:
to
suit
all
classes
Velvets
Satins,
&
Kid
& pockets.
Velveteens,
of Muslins A ssortment Striped & spotted p ohgee Cloths in all colors, 'and' Delhlnes: E mbroidery, Fancy and Lace Aprons. R egatta Costumes, Collars aud Blouses,
j
:
Cuffs.
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.
ORDERS,
COUNTRY
Professional promptly
Terms
ree
ORT ABLE. BEST
in
List
on
application.
give
a
trial
and
Catalogue Send for
it,
posted
I
from
and yon
i
Guineas
SILVER
CITY-
25
KNOWN Guineas Warehouse
Time-Payment
at the Federal
Cash
on
Large
Wellington-
always
?
on
Country orders attended Terms Moderate.
System.
to.
PAN Printed WANTED
COMPANY, j
pictures
,
hand.
.
Proprietor.
of
the
CONFECTIONERY
MfSSON,
Stock
FRAMER West.
Murray-street,
hundred
one
for
PICTURE
Pianos
that
to
be obtained
may
Furnishing
order.
—
the
8.IHAFT,
;
PRACTICAL WANTED
Price
Chef. moderate.
TO.
ATTENDED
will
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ESTABLISHMENTS
i
POWDER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
HOTEL
#01»
FREMANTLE.
E legant designs in Dress Trimmings. straws R ibbons— Trimmed and untrimmed T ies, Scarfs & all kinds of Haberdashery.
and Pins.
recreations to most popular
AMONGthe
all
in
BRAND
BAKING
PALACE
and
and
witness, Hall's
Dri
Muslins, now selling very rapidly. of the-newest and choicest patterns,
B raid,
and Bnrometers. Watches
Hay
for
offering
"KANGAROO"
SYDNEY
CHEAPEST
Rings
a,
Chemist
CURRY
...
COMF
Lockets,
a
MUSSON'S
most
C haius,
Note
COURTYARD.
Eastern
The
either
sizes
INDIAN
L aces
(Electro.)
kinds executed.
W
Lozenges
are
A rt
0 pera Glasses and Spectacles, 0 pen-face and half-hunting, and Keyless. Key-winding
excellent
Railway,
connected
PAYED
\
at
aud Guilt.)
of all
Chronometers
Storekeepers be found by
came, unstamped. keeper's Attention is also directed
Offices.
the
end
that
ORDEtf.
or
Post
are
and
I
!
!
Repairs
be the
to
with-
required
Premises
opposite
one
to
STREET
J ackets
(Marble
and CHEAPEST
and
shapes
walk
General
Wellington-street
nearly
Station the
Hall, Government
and
Office,
are
Town
Situated
extend
Satisfaction.
goods which
our
BEST
HOTEL,
from
PEOPLE'S
NORTHAM
—
H ot water dishes and cans. in silver. U seful articles
Toffee,
to
TRIAL
and Fremantle
Chemists
most
being
I
HICKS,
PERTH.
mSTBEEV,
Timepieces,
world.
anxious
iu
frontage
THE
HIGH
STOREKEEPERS:
solicit
City
THE SY1NBYPALACE ;
Eucalyptus
the
in
particularly
Country
our
one
the
I .
CASH DRAPER, CLOTHIER, MERCER, AND TAILOR, MILLINER,
SILVER
Attractions Attractions Rich and Elegant.
PAN
Honey-comb Toffee
COUNTRY We
PIANO & MUSIC ROOHStock
in
A.
—
SILVER
We Guarantees
the
J.
,
Drops,
Cough-
Jujubes,
the best
All
Is
I
Mail"
SMITH,
cheapness.
HiT
for
Company's
.Charge.
Without
I
.
;
|
and
IlilliardjRdom, TahilesV provided and Visitors
I
Sole Western Agent GEP. DUMSAustralia, DAY, HAY-STREET, PERTH (opposite W Sandover & Co.), who will forward the return mail. pamphlet by See advertisement in large Saturday's issue of the " West Australian" and Western
COOK,
—
Promenades
with
'
,with
sign
POUND
ISWSLLSR, Goods,
our
sell
storekeepers
'
'
are
I I
"
—
far
BRANCH
AUSTRALIA.
.
Murray
I
.....P.O..
One Witness Cut this out.and send with ONE
Goods,
WESTERN
'
Balcony
HonGTtb,
of
Address
of
one
only
!
The
drugs
Hotel,
guaranteed.
:
cure
or
adqess.
wonderful mmphlet themselves and B free of the for remainders their
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the
and
procurable,
can
doctors lives.
BLAKE, Proprietor. Murray St., Perth,
Anstralian
j
Brands
persons
to any
Tables.
Best Brands
the
HARRY
Pan
ADVANCE
All
The
Hotel.)
Room contains
Wines,
grocer
and
Stiver
e
li
per Weekof
and Garter
Altock's
AND
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
all
sent this
FOR
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
are
of
"
Company's
£1
BLAKE
of the Star
of
Woven
& Lodging
by
h
The Billiard
INDUCT RY.
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
Mattrasses.
Board
and
Goods
of Confectionery.
City.
on
Situated over
The "AUSTRALIAN" has been long and favourably known as the most cen situated hotel for and comfortable trally in the City and the Country Visitors to New Management will spare no effort as its the Leading maintain reputation and for Hotel for Country Visitors Visitors from the Eastern Colonies.
Delight,
Creams,
,
Perth.
Street,
I I I I
of the
complete
in the
desoi iption
every
People.
Arrangements
the
Beds
largest of cook
Hundred
perfect The
the
is
Range
.
in:
Cooking
t
(Late
Chocolate >
The
HOTEL
HARRY j
Candies,
Ornaments,
Stigar
late
Stewart.
This First Class and Centrally Hotel has now been taken
Candies,
Sugar
manage
Chef
& Pond,
ThrossellSonSe
Murray
Horehoond
the
ment
Spiers
for
under
The
Nortbam,
large
w.a. Recird." for the Be it known that purpose of\bt«nDr. A. Wilford ing from Hall the knowledge of his Hygienic and forhisTreat-. Discovery, of Health ment and Longevity with the pamthe same. I phlet unfolding htereby pffldgg-ygy word and honour not to show the pamphlet its or reveal contents to anyone, nor allow it to be seen will I use by any person, nor the treatment with any others except the mem bers of my own from family, each of whom a will be exacted not to reveal promise the treatment to others. (This pledge does not debar the physician who may purchase the from using the treatment.with pamphlet bis patients, provided however, he does hot show the pamphlet nor reveal to them the rationale of the treatment.) Signed this....:......>dajr of 18
Johnson.
A USTRALIAN
Goods,
Dry
Courses),
is
a
being
(Three
Cuisine
RJ
BeBt Boiled,
Daily-
week per and lodging.
20s.
description
Pinjarrab,
/'i
—
Hundred
every
of
Boiled,
Ordinary :
M
.I'
Company,
tionery
a
"
any
hotel
be
aid
"
Sydney
I I
over
'
The
will
the
Plbdgb
...
4
sheat
By
...
The
i
yet
Greatest
;
:
i
great
;
&c. insuaed. Buildings, Crops; E. KAY COURTHOPE, for W. A. Attorney AGENCIES:— W H Angove & Co. Albany, R M Walker & Co. Fremantle, FA Bennett. York, R J Wilson. Guildford,
Sts
PERTH.
halvs discovery.
Health Restoring\temedy discovered a Marvellous Tririiph Disease without Mediciife. Over 25,000 unsolicited Testimonies
OFFICE.
at lowest
effected
wilford
Dr. hygienic"
FIRE!!!
FIRE
Insurances
Works,
Wellington-street,
.
&
Confectioners
Steam Confectionery
Proprietor. MURRAY
PHCENIX
COMPANY.
Manufacturing
FIRE!!
.
JOHN MOSSON
FIRE!
PllE
SI1YEB
.
MMeg
"
SYMflf
street,
Federal
Perth.
leading:
KNOWN
Furnishing Piano House
that;
Warehouse in
is
M.
and published Gibney, "
the
Record,
the
George
at
the
Eight RevC u W. A. of the street, Perth, by
for
the
office
Howick Chitty Baker.
W.A.
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