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reported
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gibbon
million
a
float
for
that
making
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loan for assisted
Melbourne,
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Victoria
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bound
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wrecked
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crew weeks fin an but little food or water, boat, with died from four of them exposure BedouinB starvation. Friendly rescued them them and treated
open
and and finally
of
his
arid
devolves on of Stafford.
Maiquis
Lord
kindly.
London,
October
Poet
Laureate
Tennyson,
Great
6. of
The aged 83. A syndicate is now to forming ..cause ofdeath was .pturaggravated by gout, thousand acres :of chase three i'rri-; He will be succeeded in the influenza. at gated land from Chaffey Brothers, title the son, Hon." Hallam by his are Mildura. The Chaffeys It is believed that the Poet making Tennyson. to unload the balance of. great efforts, rests between Sir Edwin Laureatesbip land both at their Renmark and Mil-' of "The of Asia," author Arnold, light is
Britain,
dead,
of
few
weeks
longer.
of
the
.
Fresh
at
police of free
is
arrivals
laborers
to the Govern urge awarda ..make .special for.long to colonial officers. The sug has- been- favourably entertain
gestion
ed
.
Victoria,
is
the
-
Monro,
probably
the
latter
sailing lOtln
by
continues
during
his
;th,e
The cholera
return.
to
,
at -Hamburg,' south of Ger
declining the
in
increasing
Samoan
island harbor of
Lieu
to
the fast
Uncle
receiv badly and other municipal bodies aloof from holding
.
thousand
Thirty it decided that and numerous rent, ed iu consequence.
e
from ormous
Uganda, market
thus
be lost.
A
sporting
come
He
Court.
ordered
to
gambling
losses,
the
explain and
extent
of
October
London,
torn
to
cause
The
'
o.
,
Building iu the in originally Society, of the working terests has been classes, to. in d Its liabilities up, compelled jvy .amount to three and a "half5 millions. '
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state it directors is re unofficially, that the demand on borrowers ported, funds for strike rendered repayments by to them the society hence impossible)
The
the
arrived for to Western ..from-
from
Rogers,
"'.Itbers
;
quarrelled sador, asserting him has involved
in
Replying Press
Mr.
the for
Victoria,
tended return bjs
his
visit
a
of
bank
the
much quently The principal now Tens are
of Jlipon, the
it
were
would
tions
traffic
a
system
tion, maintaining .commercial morality
due
to
this
-mf
that
the
lax
the
colony
in
state
and then
that
Oswald
of
Crespo, Caracas.
is
seriouB
seized
the
the
coloured Dubbo Frank
capital
comments
A gent-
"Munro,
that
asserts.,
resigning to London
his
business
affairs.
he
position,' soon
as
of
General never
in
and
will
he has set'
also
withiu
has
Hood solicitor,
would
execution sented to
on
the
not
be matter Executive.
a
detention of His Honor or
tne
that
the
money
hours;
cheap
railway
carriage
a
the of
Affuirs
except returning laborers
into repre
at Broken that rather to arc
I
ID
An
The
free
better
lhau
ex
Melbourne, of the place holders cud
October
7.
Mercantile
took meeting share Bank
depositors,
during
a
stormy
sr.tne
which
feet
by
District,
the
thick, two
see
from thousand
the
mine.
big; a
splendid four and
Komitnburra who
men
The to
a
of discovery has been made, in
old age
wire
u over
at
employed
of coal
8.
has
important
half
out
were
hunting.
October
Brisbuue, he Robb
arbitration
Monday.
The
quarter connection
caso
8.
commences
amount over claimed, million is in sterling, the Cairns-Herberton
of a with
a
contract.
railway is
reported
that
a
Broken
6trike
work.
Queens-
a received shareholders of the Bank declaring that
now
7.
their
increasing. a rabbit
October
Melbourne, General
from
are
October
working
is
difficulty
men
Hill,
are
connec-
to erect proposed from Barwon to the
that
The ted
unchanged
in
cases.
rabbit
received
colony
pected.
Yesterday
strike
has
alleges,
partiality
has
protect
Unionists
he
him with
stating
the
are
the they
Magistrate to the applied to allow permission him action libel a against
Hill
intend
Hill
Police
than
are
has
a
fence
insuf
more
the
Knox
ing
opui
is
that than
more
border.
It
WAnr\tiln
number,
system,
Mr.
on
being
easily
past.
now
'1
curried
be
new
Broken
a
7.
Griffin, death at
WUMIUWVII
iu infantry, to adequately an outside foe.
Broken
A deputation the from Chamber of waited the Commerce upon Railway Commissioners and com yesterday, plained
has bales of
Rt/lhoionn
the
Mr. on
to
tiie
(vAnAt'fll
the
which,
the
iB
the
October
certain
for
Australian in their they have been ruined fraudulent balance-sheets. by ask the petitioners Government that justice is done.
Guinea
Benjamin
arrangements
but the mines remunerative in
Anglo-
has
Circuit
5.
suspended aged 28,
improper
to clients. belonging ordered payment
twenty-four
October
under
petition
buyers
4,000
senteuced
man
sentence
ficient
Melbourne,
the
of
resistance-
will
more
The Attorney
rail
that
further
hands,
prove
commonce
6.
proposed and Eucla
with
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or
of
old
to
proof luud
Parlia Mr.
that
state that if find billets
Johnson, at Broken Hill, Government for
It
Court for the murder a commercial Smitk, traveller, Bourke, evidence was which given
that
the
The
raised doubts as to the prisoner's sanity and the J udge said that the doubtless
to be the reported of Lord Tennyson us but in mauy influen considered uudesirable
ZNVBR-COX.ONXAXf.
of
to
strike,
for
with
to
October 8. committee
Hill,
Hill
no
his
crime
respecting
Gulf
trial
Mfllril
charge
stated
Ipswich
howevei',
charged
6.
October
is
Somtners,
near
residing yesterday,
The difficulty is, employment is available
to.
out.
London
named
man
eveaything
newspaper
engaging
Sydney,
Laureatesbip.
Henry Graves,
at while
The
v j
Governmentto
settled.
seam
from
intrigue trouble with
on
steamer for.
In
is
Buccessur probable the Poet Laureate,
Justice
6.
shot
and strong, the report
78s.,
freely
to
have in the
train.
Newell, himself.
visit
7.
near
Mr. .Swinburne
Mr.
October
a
Augusta
fizzling
The sailed
"
:
opera of about
stationmaster. been killed
have
are
a
Mr.
information
Brown's
Brokens
They made
likely future,
wool.
has
the
killed
no
Hill.
half
been received.
at
it
6.
goods Hobart, October
named
between
operating strike is
Venezuela, numbering ten thousand, have attacked and utterly routed the Government Their troops. —
Mint loss
a
for
gates
wife
way
was
October
Loudon,
loader,
the
the has
The Ministry
cause.
The Rebels
of
the
by ,
some of their Consequently most members prominent have started to for Melbourne endeavour to arrange matters in connection at the with living
persons
years.
Creek
cabman
ment
educa
secular,
the
Adelaide,
the to
cause
men
October
prompted by jealously. of miners Numbers are to Broken Hill, proceed
in
and that no
tin
was
Bishop Moorhouse, the speaking Church Congress, denounced vigorously Victorian
five
A
yet
'
all
has
useless.
immediately.
says involved
in
opening
Society, connection
in safeguards labor
Kanaka
a
If the
soon.
time.
wife
The Burnt
of
to
for
out,
occur
Melbourne,
citizens
replying
room
now
is
Banking Company's and it is likely continued,
have
£10,000
of
farmer,
The Broken have recognised
and
are
stop
is being last.Bome
at
city:
to make men
7.
of the
murder.
in price higher of the strike.
for
room
of
Broken
impossible
strike
to
interfere.
to
French
is
con conse
Broken
stocks, actually
October founder
shot ber husband as the result of a quarrel. Sommers is now in a pre has been carious condition. The woman on arrested the of attempted charge
6.
are
wife
German
irritated.
An ti- Slavery
Queensland sufficient, Home Government saw
the
leaders
the commencement
at
there
case
Loan.
were
:
free
strike
The a
The Australian
in
Chairman
Fitzgibbon,
the
quarters to continue
sultan of Morocco, the French Ambas
the
Sydney,
been deranged
since
severe
as
twenty
of
the
money the
the
wounded.
Drainage
tial
British. to
and
and
Leitb,
has -
with that
has
tied
..near
the
Muley Hassan,
_the
short visit jumped overboard a
after
Orient, Australia,
s.:Iona,< He was drowned. iiiV liis mind ever ; Western Australia.
who
Melbourne,
raided
Five
fight.
E.
with
failure.
Mr.
body.
robbers
"
remanent
"
emptied
of Kansas. State Coffey, surrounded the Bank and ten robbers after a killing
,Tbe Marquis
injured.
Liberator founded
the
mob
October
utmost neither
the export of butter5 much opposition.
with
meeting
to
firmer. laborers
than half the stampede will probably
of
deputation stated that
they of religion.
gle
the
The proposal give a bonus for
owing
are
the
E. Clark, Endeavour
,
the
Hill,
more
of
Melbourne
sacred several
bearing and pieces,
and
tinue,
As
After
Board of Works, hopes the money market is that improving, and will now to probably stay in London -makeanother endeavour to raise the
his
Several persons of the strug permanent' mrks have indulged the sacred in iu
were
persons bear will
into
G. the .Melbourne
how incurred.
Banners
Broken
negro
as
baud town
Mr.
has at There been a great fight Folkestone between low and high church processions. texts were
tree
a
girl.
are
desperate were shot
who, has before the has been
Miles, has
£6,000,
Bankruptcy
white
a
...
failed
to
.The residents succeeded in
1
vicar,
have lynched a
5.
of grasshoppers.
Broken Hill stccks of Small arrivals
than
mob
districts
amidst
up
Chairman putting the amendment.
Society? and is being well received arrived, enthusiastic and crowded meetings.
in
felt
iu unfor he had
various
F.
Christian
Quotalions
being
agricultural incursion reported
The Treasuror
A
'
for
resources
to great complaints of the of the; funds Seamen's disposal and Firemen's Union. It appeared that was and over embezzled £1,400 in salaries at the head £10,000 spent:
the
the' explorer, strong to withdraw proposal that an en maintaining for British will produce,
.
naval
is
described-'
hisses, of the
Adelaide,
for
station,
office.
M Stanley condemns the
I-I.
ly
the
alarm
;
.
tenants Irish have undesirable to pay have result evictions
is
which:
is
busy. unchanged.
practically
Much northern
:
revolvers
There
the Pantheon.
iu
Texan
their,
Kenan be buried at will the cemetery of Pere la Chaise on Friday. be formally The< body will; afterwards interred
coaling
accumulating Saui.
assaulting hanging him
Ernest
M.
a
are
at last of the
purpose
for
the
Dublin, representative the reception.
for
facilities
of
.
of Ireland
tenant ed in
-Lord
the
Group,
The sharemarket
it.
have
A the new has been
Houghton,
most
U.S. Government nu purchased Pagopugo,
many. Lord
but
they have long had it in The for it was price paid re which will £10,000, subsequently the of these plenish needy Treasury Pacific while the island isles, may be addition regarded as a mot unimportant
salary fromjhis
absence
and he expects is
official
Austin, will receive
October
Adelaide,
view.
on;
iBajlarat
His
other
The
which
for
Agent-General
November
but
Alfred
offers
Mr.
office,
and
and
broke
The Rev.
-
services
-
poems,
World,"
.
to
Australia
the
his '8t'el»d;Sir was -received
all invested in the money was Mr. companies. Ducker criticised Sir state Matthew's
the confusion, the motion nor
daily.
.
ment;
for
General,.
of
.
Agents combined-
:
.
have
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yells the affairs
meeting
,
dura.'-;;
in
who:
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:
here. continue
still
are
Davies, and
his.qsitibn
DuckeivbflGeq-
severely as well as the balance-sheets ments, pre sented to the shareholders fro m time to time. A scene of the greatest disorder during which Mr. James moved eusued, that the directors be criminally prose cuted. Mr. David Gaunson moved an to the effect that it was amendment, undesirable to waste the funds of the Bank in law after which costs, the
Australian
October 5. been restored.
Hill, last
Mr.
appointed
his wife'B insolvent
it In the Equity Court of Justice, has been held that the trustees of the Agri cultural had no to charge Society right admission to their grounds, and that the Park Club's lease muBt Sydney Driving be cancelled.
Broken
was
long,
re.rigneff
:
in
cases
has Ordei Three hundred
and
with tunate which companies beeu associated, and which banked at the Mercantile Sir Bank. Matthew denied having planted by way anything of settlement or and said that otherwise,
the
continue
to
hasogieed
(
Berry
detail
5.
Company conspiracy contiuued. Some very important being minutes of the directors' meetings form purt of the evidence the accused. against
the
son,
chairman
Banking
entailed
eldest
his
October
bearing
a
The
valued
personal estate, His real estate is
million.
a
at;
for
office
brought three-quar Argentine railway Baring Estate. Duke of. Sutherland has left
The late his widow
has
India
has
million from the a
Loughlan
Graham liquidator,
with
rates;
Loughlan,
Sir 'as
Matthew
pro-,
Central Mining Company, has resigned. He asserts that ho is unable to work with the new At Mr. Biggs. secretary, the request of the shareholders, however, Mr.
..
price;
Mr.
by
;
A syndicate
how
an
returns
to
Scheme.
JbaDk
probably,
of the
Chairman
Works,
of
all
works
drainage by the
Board
Australia. He haB given the loan of up hopes of floating for the Melbourne £2,000,000 Sewage
to
the
Sydney,
Fitzgibbon,
Melbourne the Oruba
Fitz
G.
Mr...E.! strenuous
a
E.
Mr.
October
Adelaide Commissioners
The
mised to modify
,
LondoD,
from
to be Western than from
goods the
in
cheaper
effort.
extraordinary
FOREIGN.
enabled
Australia
supplied Districts Melbourne.
The Vienna. winner, covered the id ground (500 miles) Sev 73f hours. horses succumbed in eral making the
News.)
South
in
-
German Several been engaged in a
intercolonial
atttr
.
jfoteiRn
the
Hill,
to-day
is
City
this
now
forming at of which
members to
returning
Defeuce
the
in
union
new
work
Committee and asked
one body. be consul
in
will to
morn
declare
the
off.
Telegrams
from
Ihut an unsuccessful made to destroy
Georgetown report has beeu attempt tbe
property
of
the
Reef Company by means of Georgetown dynamite. The sharemarket is There stronger. is a rise in which are steady Brokens, 80s. Tens are 14's 80s. 68s., 6d., Centrals 10s.
5s.,
Junctions
5s.
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simple
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woollen
rested
neither the nor
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the old law God made known His willto His people by a succession of witnesses the He left Prophets.
,
those,
chosen
listen
or
not
rather His fact
His
or
-
'
words through
a case
self.
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the
form
be
to the the
sign of
varied, in the dispensation God's dealing with now
message
there is in the
—
care
until
most
the
wool
is
freas
longer addressed
destined
and
;
Church
has established witness to the world
to
demands
the sacrifice as
with
individuals
rations.
They hearken
to
sage,
which
comes
-
their
listen
to He
the
mercy, preserves chosen few, in lowliness until in His own good to
them, Elias prophet
comes
the
it
as
gladly, then at
"Go
:
word old to
forth
and
the Lord." before at which we are this character well recall In with men. dealing
stand on the mount The ceremony assisting istic of
may God's
particular the fact
are
"that
suffered to
our
reject
Holy
Church
about,
at
He
-after
witness has He time
a
of
again
when
ence
tion,
and
Hierarchy,
hope,
England nounced first,
of
ercise
the
once
came
that
made
ordeily
first
public in Pall re
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be religion for English of
of
yet
religion
about
Peter,"
in
to
stage our
two eminent although have already occupied tan See of Westminister,
jurisdiction each from
and
example, their
the
from
perceived less
of
in
all
enounced
in
in the earliest ages bub were unfolded the
so ceuturies; of tli6 Christian in its hierarchy
times, of
measure
full
perfect body which the lowest official
comprises
that
from humblest all,
the
to
Vicar Christ's Pontiff. And and necessary
the Roman upon earth, this sense of the essential in the Church, unity of all Christians in which all stand and of the relations to the of the once Head Church, could
it
present,
not
by
symbol. and import
of
for
Pall,
established and
which every
usage
Primate,
at
fail
Archbishop, the Church
to length Such a meaning, by long-
Patriarch who rules
a
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the
the
Archbishops the Metropoli this
token
together
England,
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chief
of
a
Province
to
the
of
successor
St. for
and thus becoming Peter, the of the Catholic unity and it is the vinculum caritatis the wears who Archbishop
a
surety faith,
,
.
and of
of
souls
his
I'ecognized Peter's
uniting it, and
before shown
had,
import among
the
act,
primacy
Apostlea.
in
by tlio
ago,
the
of Pope St. of Euglish " and the
first
authority hierarchy
was
established,
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:
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perverse
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as
review
W6
conferred
first
pre-eminence,
on
the
we Church of Canterbury, recognize the forefathers how to our English ever was Roman Pall the pledge and " Catholic of of the faith, isymbol and of to the Roman unity, subjection as writes St. the Boniface, Church," of the German English Apostle people of Canterbury. to Archbishop Cuthbert Even in the dark and stormy days of of in the the 10th century, spite
and
dangers'
from
to
England to
successor
St.
Odo, those
Church
St.
a journey almost every
Italy,
St.
Augustine, including and St. Elphige Dunstan,
three —
of
hardships
made
glories that
of
the
weary
English
pilgrimage, bow his head
in order that lie mightbefore and at his the Roman Pontiff, command and concession take from the this sacred of the Apostles shrine sign of
his
jurisdiction. sons turn these could their testifying loyalty
Of
one
Bishop
—
Alfsin
No of
England
from
to the Holy See. of Winchester
that to succeed read, designated Odo on the throne of Canterbury, " to the custom according (more solito) to obtain his Pall he set out to Rome as his saintly had in but, predecessor he was vision warned destined him, and of never to wear he perished it, of the Alpine cold amid the mows the he set his foot in Italy. passes, before Let us pass quickly From onward. to the reign of the Norman Conquest and thirty Arch Queen Mary seven of received the bishops Canterbury sacred wool as successors of St. August and in token of their union with ine —
St.
we .
the
centre
of
the
of
past history to our crowding
our
goes with
feet
legate
Walter
bringing
Anseltn, to meet the Pall from his
Rome.
There is a sense for at last that
of triumph in which William
soul
Rufus
has
.
liim
two
during
Nay there
his.
to be this ; for
is
more
with this symbol of in England, already had tried to force the Saint to William it receive from his royal hands as his liad and only by a final gift, struggle the that lie Anseltn won concession of his it from should take the altar
than
<
bare
from
kept
is
years,
i
St.
figure
who
his
,
of Archbishop
ascetic
even
authority
" as if from Cathedral the church, It of St. Peter himself." was band than thus more a picturesque ceremony It at assisted. which the multitude
was
the
sary" souls
principle
assertion
of that
from And
th6
from of grant
this
tli6
:
a
spectators knew scene,
and
great
Peter's
over
but
;
successor.
assembled
throng
of
in
the
co-actors
nay,
neces
jurisdiction the Crown
not
came
—
full as one well, by one, the Cardinal legate, they at Anselm's the feet and raised' to in solemn ornament their lips
headed
by
knelt sacred
of
profession spiritual
we
St.
Thomas
the
supreme
of Rome. to be at Canterbury
seem
a Becket the Church's liberty —
of the
champion
to
loyalty
authority
Again
—
great like
of the Pall in England,, every recipient in reverence to the goes barefoot gift and taking the symbol of his and giver, from the altar it for presents authority the homage of the attendant clergy.
And,
as
we
Church scene
"
that
this
from
the
to
was
freedom
him
in
of
the the
in once more England, and are our changes, thoughts on to the days of the last Henry,
borne when another raer
all
taken
on
ponder
of wool, strip body of blessed Peter," for his combat the narrow
Thomas—
received
—
his
on
the
Thomas Cranhands of
at the
Pall It
Longland.
Bishop minster
very
was
West
at
day of his
conse
March 1533— that cration 30, upon was this symbol of his shoulders placed to the See of and loyalty subjection whilst Peter. taking his oath Already and "to obedient" to the be faithful —
Roman an
he had protested, and on such lips,
Pontiff, that on
words
occasion,
tated
difficulties
'
minds. to see a vision of .a long line We seem of monks and clergy passing through At the the streets of Canterbury. close of the walks the tall procession
as
by authority."
illustrious as of Eng Church of the
champions
Rome
to
come
country
1
back The ceremony of to-day carries in our to that month of June thoughts the year a.d. 601, when nearly 1,300
less as
unity. as this day to witness1 And we meet once more the reception of this token the memories of similar of jurisdiction,
how of
bound
it
was
the
unity,
no
ecclesiastical
Rome,
to
living
Bouchier
the greatness— was land linked with the Church of Christ, and by the Apostolic yoke of the Pall
and in every and the sign bond which
is
and and
and
lish
sacred
title
than
partial
—
by
history For
by this Peckham Langton,
cffurchiuen
the
of
and
in
community
Christian
slowly elements
the simplest of primitive
relations to the
grow
not still
Holy for
organization with the and subordinations,
Church, gradations proceed and
Incarnation,
were
course
the
faith,
the
in
country.
met
our
performed,
to-day tuus a lapse of three centuries after witness, of what took the renewal a half, and land of after this age in place age in the case of every occupant are
us,
be
and power was taken by " the body of the Blessed and the eternal city itself, we
of
Trinity
hearts centre
a
of the. of its soleiiiri act
profession
head and like
Arundel
yeais
Pallium
to
doctrines
the
globe universal
to
the
was
Courtenay, Atorton-r-men
spiritual
Bishops,
what and realize the understand symbol means, and what is it to us. Just as the most fundamental is
It
men
300 British Bishops by solemn synodical
Gregory,
knowledge concern
of
after
highest of the
others,
the the
that
long
sworn
England by the mouth
qf
appointed
scenes
years
as the most earnestly," earnestly, sign of his jurisdiction. of this symbol is best The uieaniug of the solemn conveyed by the words said over It is the symholum it. blessing of unity, since it is the token unitutis, of the bond which the hierarchy
the badge of his union Mother and Plead of solemn this then, To-day,
another in
possess of its origin.
sacred
and jurisdiction with Rome, the
marks
accurate does What
this
of this chief episcopal must whoso shoulders upou the sacred Pall, symbol of his
act,
and
were
Church
foundation and guidance of only sure the Christian Faith. From of St. Augustine the coming and first establishment of the the fact is more Church of the English no of our marked in the history clearly union than the intimate which country between the Church this existed of. land and the See. Holy Apostolic command When at St, Gregory's " is consecrated Augustine Archbishop this is perform of the English people,'' ed by the Pope's Vicar, the Bishop of in which be it remembered, Aries, city,
St.
century, of jurisdiction well-recognized symbol Pontiff on bestowed by the Sovereign " those Vicars appointed by him to be of Rome. It of the See," Apostolic concerns us little indeed that we should
is
or
Churches. and public
Great,
all
onlj
they
of 1,500 antiquity years the time of St. Gregory the before the close of the sixth it had undoubtedly become a
development
under
of
case
an
crushed by penal the the second
Church
the
in-
As
ecclesiastical symbols of rites, as to its first certain is known it As a sacred vestment,
many
full
of an established the government of bishops. And this again hierarchy the of a Metro appointment implies politan, college, rest the
Pall.
symbol,
of the
disposition
origin
express
possible
longer necessary
,
the not occasion to discuss and of the early history
is
itself
natural
no
life,
laws,
Catholic
more
The
men;
a
—
Peter.
did
of the Archbishop's since our country finally its place in Christendom. life— the public Catholic
reception
the
the
this,
Archbishop, may be from the body fillet
of of
quarter
the
bestowed
when
that
so
brought all
—
the
near
Apostles,
the
Catholic Emancipa pages the re establishment of
its
on
the
in
—
events
kept
coffer,
the
—
When
then
of
cessors.'j.
Archbishopfunc
his
possessed
over
authority
draws
For one they night and are the shrine, upon until in a silver required the relics of the Prince of
of
seemed lost, speaking, of in England. Catholicity of this the restoration history to be written three great with be recorded must promin
comes
lying
all
humanly revival
himself.
left
long people
so
earth,
on
the the
on
bearings, their fulness, the Church,
has and
country
own
His
reminded
to-day
we-
token
,
full
the of
cam6
of SS. Peter and Vigil in June, these new made Pallia Paul, carried to the Aitar of the Confes-, are the in St. Peter's, where, after sion, First of the Feast, Vespers they are if solemnly blessed, possible, by the
in
adoption. claims and by
flock of His and obscurity,
time
thus
nothing
they
it.
is
and'
day
the
See, exercise
metropolitan Elect cannot is
so
and centuries, and turn may away So for ever might they to in their refusal to listen unless in his God's voice,
for
will
reject continue ..
it
follow
"or
he
Archbishop's
the
shepherd'. consecration,
this translation is
true
It-
the
mes
through
may
they
Divine
So
until
of St. This
with and
it
hear
may the
may
Church, perhaps
is
so
the'
as
it,
shearing
—
or
is
so
it,
God
:
of the
most-
jurisdiction,
upon the prelates " from' this hour forward Holy Gospels, to be faithful and obedient tci St 1 Peter to the Ronian Church Holy Apostolic and to niy lord the Pope and his sue-
This high dignity confers upon the over souls the bishop no authority of others. The charge, of some partic be given by ular part must of the flock direct a commission of the chief
Pall.
Agnes' the
a upon newly-appointed the Pall this woellen said to be taken truly
a to turn deaf ear Our it under the New.still the exercise of faith, of the willing And heart.
teaching
Pall
their"
line
office.
of
tions
are
and to point until out to men the of salvation way But as the his under Old coming. at to listen to was Law, man liberty the
give
of
to
kept
Pope
Lord
and abiding unfailing bear testimony throughout to the one Divine Truth, an
to this
St.
on
Then,
all
so
Our
the
imparted
of ruling is laid th6
time, when woven of by the liands of a cloisters convent.
mass
nuns,
of
Divine
no
is people, the, earth
His
with
The
pins, serve
more
fillet
marked upon it, with which it is
crosses
jewelled
words, In them.
continuity method
man.
indeed,
for a single nations of in founding
to
contradicted,
be
of world precious things gd? ^dis tinction. The material is afforded by the fleeces of chosen blessed at lambs,-
him Elias Prophet New Law,, though
be
the
the
were
messengers
quently in the
free
ones, however, to listen to their
do
ornamented,
—
!
and
...
,
means, the com for the meanest objects, In most solemn ends.
can then, nothing than this mere narrow which we call cloth,
itself,
.
hath ii.
ai_d;
the-
up him
jrom Prophets
of
monest loftiest
took
)
that fell
,
HIS
VAUGHAN.
to usethe simplest the eyes of the world,
has
'
OF
INVESTITURE ARCHBISHOP
Himself, and, in
and jurisdiction the prelate .upon burden of administer some of that ing portion kingdom, comes For not with ordi jurisdiction or consecration to the episcopal nation earth
.power whom
—
THE
O.S.B.
earth.,
on
is the The grant of the Pall then, to whom proof and token that Peter, is committed Our Lord's Kingdom on
.
_AT
GASQUET
To obtain it and subjection to Rome. Saxoi: many, like. 'their predecessors, to Italy whilst to others It journeyed ; was sent J " by reason of the perils and dangers of the road," by thi .hands of And as Papal delegates. they knelt the altar before to receive the token
clergy
Supreme Head
.
.
FATHER
BY
TOLD
ELOQUENTLY
and
bishops
.
SIGNIFICANCE
to the one and. lay folk of the one Holy Church
.
ITS
the
through
the faithful as
PALLIUM.
him
of the
so throne of St Augustine, long remained Church of Canterbuay to the Church of God. Now first us what let; understand the Pallium Petri j is. Umbra (the You that it is. the know, my brethern, common of the Church, fol practice lowing in this the example of Our Lord
g s.
,
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n
1
€ leant
I
.
a
i'
'
-n-e
.
M
could
treachery,
tended of Hhe
a medi only mean ho thereby in that
"
nothing
in
such
to
contrary
the
law
the King's or land, pereogative of the Kingdom the Statutes Then, oc his Pall, before the reception renew he his again swore upon ing protest, t!i6 obedi sacred Gospels his perjured '
to the whom he re Pope, from title in the tills to jurisdiction ceived See of St. Augustine. Then with the to words of Royalty Route fresh upon ence
'
his
lips,
King
his
that
he
he ougb more of the rejection " took and held 1
bishopric
Henry, Rut thoughts perjury
immediately tHe King, and to-day vthis calls
us
let
scene
to
swore
to
the
declaring the said arch and of only of none other." gift,
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the
one
still
of
hope
existing inherited
the maintaining religious of of our nation, the rejection unity which has banished that unity from the perhaps for ever. With Pole's death came the great and Christen breach between England dom, and from that day to this the the
sacred
emblem
or
union-
.
has never been received in this publicly land. of The the" Church, history which took the place of the aucient is writ Catholic Church of this realm, in the ten in unmistakable characters
annals religion
denial
a
and the
were
result
but
with
unhappy and
set
to
now
whom
is
this
cannot, though they out such blot painful They page of history. to forget. Aye, gladly
They
grief.
.
would, from, this but
question,
Disestablishment
and Disendowment of politicians, there is a to this attaching word, We cannot wonder if the
the lips interest
on
special
Continuity.
present ancient
possessors Catholic
should
manifest
flaw with
of the Church a
solicitude
to any if men,
as
in
their title deeds, and at all, should any foresight to feel that a change of religion flaw indeed. But
this
is
brethren
have
selves
the
to
no
of
care
try
!
never
is
a
our
can Catholics those are yet even to us, for we know,
"be than that our which, fore greater fathers knew. We may not live to see but our and. it, part is to work in faith, if should be disposed to account any this a mere empty dream, this very
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the
increasing tendency writers to minimize the changes of the sixteenth religious dis century. They seek to confine revolution of that cussion of the great
their
tiu
ii/O
they
are
so
have
it
edge, must
an
Protestant
among
selves,
will
cto
fond
regarded' But Borne.
of saying,
merely indeed,
and all men of sense who allow themselves the movement know
they as
would
j
,
quarrel they theinand knowl to
reflect, was
in
a of the faith and the reality rejection of the piety and the practice religion, of previous of Englishmen, generations the and a declaration of war against
soul
Catholic. of every It has been sometimes suggested that after even whilst all, England was still was there not that union of Catholic,
with or that com Borne, country of and full acknowledgment to the which we' obedience See, Holy claim existed for well nigh a thousand of this in the Church ancient years Difficulties and misunderstand realm. are as fixed upon, ample evidence ings that the Church of our Catholic fore to the See fathers owned no subjection in the and did not recognize of Peter, Chair the of Peter's earthly occupant Diffi head of the one Church of God. at times culties indeed there were, and it -must needs be that disputes; such difficulties arise in its administra tion so long as tJio Church is made up the
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not
from
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before
illustrious
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as indeed of "England we still are of common sense. to men A few short this name years ago and would have been resented as an insult of the Established Church. by members
1
—
their
fathers.
Durham, of
rooms
many
a
many sheltered
in
'j
it
refuge a country farmstead. fear for life,
and most banned
were religion the very offering with visitod death,
years
ago
came
as
'these
as
true
whereby
make
of
import
the
the the
race.
English
becomes
our
this
lis
day's
Archbishop
own
and
heir
Saxon,
will,
Has not the place
roonurchy. created in
been
Sr. sec Augustine's by the same called which first auLhovity Canterbury into existence ? this Yes, this Pall, narrow of woven strip wool, blessed by of the hand Peter's is the successor,
witness
and
guished
rights.
the
true
unextin
to
title
The jurisdiction which, on conferred Gregory
St. through it, St. Augustine by the word of Leo, successor of Gregory, now descends to you, Lord Archbishop, as heir to the my faith and authority of the first apoBtle r\r
/mii«
i>nna
be
as
our
let
all
heartfelt
thanks
This voices join our soul to
morning my the joyous
in
out
go
God,
our
with whose
Thomas
of Canterbury,
to loyal the only
Rome, the
truth.
To
and
centre
foundation
sure
Him,
"
then,
to
the
invisible,
glory
has kept us of all Unity, of Catholic
for
ever
the
King
only and
of
God, ever;
(1
by the the
Mass feature
Indul to the
Archbishop-Elect, without proceeded calling
for
special
Mass being over, the Archbishops and Bishops were vested in cope and mitre, and the Archbishop-Elect coming to the I
1
to
of
further any comment.
And there
thanks
more.
brethren, Te Deam,
congregation and then
the upper monsion and
rites of necessary and proscribed und of Holy Mass was still,
only to of Peter of Peter's suc it
Tim., i., 17). the After usual 6ermon, the were accorded gence and Blessing
in
Although
sacred
the
Amen"
faith
in was main obscuiity, tained in continuous, unbroken existence the Catholic the Catholic faith, practice, life of England. the Catholic
the
like
Chair
Benedict
such
ages, immortal, be honour and
when our holy out from Lincoln from Si. Albans
tcok
back the
has preserved in us the those gloriouB English saints, and Dunstan, Anselm and Augustine
Yes,
waB driven religion and from Canterbury,
and
the
to
fidelity
Order
it
hundred
ceremony
faith
sanctuary by long jcars 1 see before me those and rightly honoured, honoured, in the of our but more honoured story country,
unswerving
as
bving-kindness
of persecution. who hear names
by
us
and
j
stones temples made by hands, mere but from a faithful heaped up continu ance in that ancient Church founded by our Lord built Himself, up of living the souls of faithful men stones 6tones, made and of God's precious worthy
still
of the
One word
—
how
the
hour,
it
it
;
'
For
I
:
the
'
English
of the by a solemn parody form of investiture, placed " it on shoulders In honour Holgate's of God, of the Blessed Virgin, of all
| '
that however, the To-day, forgetful Sovereign Head of their Church swears to their in the Coronation Archbishop Oath "to maintain the Protestant Reformed established by the religion law," members of the State many
com
con
of
him
and Pall, old Caiholic
(
apostles
Westminster
him
he
that
of representative thai illustrious liue of prelates of the whose succession Church of Canterbury runs back more than two centuries be fore the foundation of the English, or if
Royal
Archbishop when ary, 1545, at. Lambeth, for this new posed a blessing
it
—
others from the landed in
first
the command
at
children
you
Pall, Crandirecting with it. This the of Canterbury did in Janu
invest
that
which
life,
proscribed
thirteen of St.
realize
Archbishop's
mer
Catholie
Thoughts
of
upon
all
tells
—
Benedict,
whence
ecclesi-
by
bestowed
of
cessor
and generally
visitations, "
—
but carries bury, tho See of Rome
Lee, not
King
may ex but this
mind, unworthy
my —
as
great I
was, was never driven from ruined, scattered, the land. of Aye, this too is a witness a which caaries us back even continuity beyond the days of the See of Canter
from Holgate he northern Metropolitan him to ordain, hold power
Patent
into
the
died, Bobert
jurisdiction,"
were
Edward
am
of St.
of
throne
archiepiscopal in 1544,
fills wear
would fain enjoy. Augustine day when to the England present
here
throne
faith.
now
archiep-
that
us
The
one
you, brethren be asked, indeed material evidence we and we alone possess that true
of Canterbury, and granted of an archbishopric" insignia sense, no less than the evidence
See,
1
Catholics
Primate was derived from the Crown as that of previous occupants of the see the had been from Pope ; and when on Henry, April 8, 1541, by his royal
Llandaff
I
itself. Take the very name Catholic Most of us are old enough to remember the were time when we, and we alone,
the
me
York.
where tho remote, effort is not 110 vv being made to imitate the rites and practices of the Catholic even details religion, down to minute and to characteristics of its very inner, no
tells
it
.
that I
Letters
even
Established around you
sembly,
l
in up of unvarying, and the same
telling
this before speaking I know not whether
which
created"
as
all,
Peter's
rise
instinctively
to unbroken fidelity Holy Boman Catholic
Nay,
authority predeces
—
sacred
all
astical
within the pale of the Church Look of England. not Is it the case that is hardly in this country, a spot,
wrought,
continuity, history.
:
.
the
evi
And
those of who has
especially and of him from Pall
names
Archbishop —
after founded Augustine, by Gregory, for 940 years, was cast down enduring in the "dust, and In its Henry place established another for Thomas Cranthe first of the Promer, Archbishop see of Canterbury. testant Nor is this all as it was so was with Canterbury
i
two
own
habit,
"
which
each one is a living sacred continuity.
—
this
must shrine of the minds
recorded
of subsequent events, was a new beginning.
I
faith
of
press
Patent,
efforts,
cause
a
that
which Borne, in the see of Canterbury had acand that he declared knowledged, accepted his office from the King "alone and no and that his authority other,"
the
Church is the sides by the change which its existence has very
shown on all of the fact
the rejected his sixty-six
common
influence the of our faith, of our by the multiplication or the increase of conversions.
churches, The resurrection
Oranmer
but
working, acting living, the and breadth length of
Catholicity,
"When
their
!
in
living
brought
see iscopal to it " the
|
have home to brought every in of existence England the
They
of
Letters
j
great and as we look we see that has "been accomplished.
away, work
our
as
establish Anglican is pass generation
That
measuring
a
of the
salt
very
ment.
ing
with
doubt
means, whereby God has brought the fold of the Church men who
have noticed
of you no recent years
Many
for us, Catholicity and zeal have been
presence
of true
in
to-day
sors
:
is
dence
:
evidences
God
to
has been blessed, for desperate, them that we can through rejoice
ancient
is
continuity
are
be
self-sacrifices,
to-day of the
pre
inheritance
of these in the
but these of worldly
loss
true unbroken continuity souls of men in the united Church of God. To all of you living will doubtless occur the names of many a house that has never fnllen from the
the in
Ours is an incan that none
only
the
—
seemed
and
of
_
eyes
faith
_
ters
preserved
_
forget in such
they their
_
brethren, that
were
—
nay,
_
—
But vital mat possible. ulness cannot for forgetf he, neither them nor for us. Still in a measure to the whole reality. may. be closed only
uiuio
'
not
_
forget too
we
Thanks their
—
We
of envy objects feeble flock wo though may be, that that created these the faith glorious alive in us, and that if God piles is still and we be true to gives His blessing, Him, the glory of the later temple may no
the
suffer
to
in
proscribed lands
inheritance.
:
—
arc
has
were
to be stretched on the rack, or to goods, die the of felons, that England death should not be robbed of its Catholic
for a of continuity The possession of practice. title deeds docs not family prove the occupation descent of-stone walls ; the using of historic names the publi ; cation of lists without none a break faith
,
those who understand
religion been
—
chose
it
Established
not ardent lovers the exercises of
If
men
forefathers
brethren,
continuity worth contending
1
ours.
—
they would
gladly
in
j
I
of an in dispossession heritance which in proof yet remains, of the of our in forefathers piety to us as are the religion. Nay, dear walls of an ancient fane that many the still land in a way graces dear, which
my of the
this rejected, country served for us. happily lieritance above all price from take us. That
come
accustomed
long
That,
love
to
subdues the them to love
it
most
heroic
most blended the sublime which can fill the heart of man of God and love of couutiy. For
—
them
which
indeed
wealth of the in England
for
was
this
these
in abroad England, foreign be obtained, they might still
witnesses their against and deeds. Truly the of our God has here religion
revenge, men and
souls devotion
In
is
Catho
making Protestants
of
country
our
lamp of Faith.
roe not these were of their native land. the Catholic religion
they it
bring
presence,,
this
tell
the
as
to-day, which we
in
sacred
- —
very words
founders
'
would
.
in
—.
can
.
called
a
if
being,
turns an<3 bless that which their cast midst. out from their
days, when every venerable is ex claim and title is the words and when
sacrifice
Almighty. There ar6 many
facts
,
amined,
is
very
it,
past
proscribed its Divine souls of
these however when every
the
gladly
of some a deliberate
in
and Catholic life destroy and its Liturgy was practice, purposely the to obscure and obliterate designed ancient Catholic worship and service of
a
.
the to
purpose
.
do surely obvious charac
more
own
con
in which we are is gathered building evidence to give courage to the surely faint and faithless heart. Who a short half have imagined century ago could that a church like this would be erected the courage, the selfby the zeal,
accident,
.
the
investigate
of and only reason Its formularies of and framed, conceived
existence.
doctrine as not
its
Catholic,
was
we
the
origin,
that this, is the real
find
teristic, its
that
all
deeply
of its
story we
of
more
bear upon selves the
—
other
our
:
—
on
the sixteenth On century. it is evident surface that the was then established founded
of
very
of which point of this day reminds us contro phase of Anglican special at the present versy, moment, may be summed up in a word so often used
another
Apart
by
lics,
from
Church
through
spirit.
ceremony
preventing And
Catholicized the pressure
declare,.
.
the
to
turn
true
.a
.
land,
Pall—
To
the the
are
in
peace,
of their
Continuity: siderations, institution
he was called on to represent. Telling his audience about the great of dignity this sacred Pall and of the all-important
truth of which cluded in words
evidence
all
-
to
i
to
w
.
moment
historical
do not draw As with
past.
Catholics.
becoming Anglican
j
themselves so many pledged and obedience to the loyalty is the best and surest Peter,
so
deeply See of
own
those who pre mortal body to the
fni'ed
never
death in dying-out
j
tion
'
J
their
there
!
ferred
too
similar, though less marked movement, in the days of King Charles!., induced it is done avowedly by the same causes, with the of object people
i
to so Pole, sought for the sacred the token Pall, with Borne, and at its recep-
from
.
of
light
all
of occupant from Augustine earnestly of union
is research but now and to us, making known whose high qualities bring him so near to his contemporaries the Blessed John and the Blessed Thomas Fisher More. On this at the last occasion, pressed
growing
and
—
.
;
this
each
God
self-contradictory It is only
—
Lady
011
to the Holy See. the one fact that every the throne of Canterbury,
the necessity,
the
assume
of Anglo-Catholic. obvious that Anglicans
,
was
the Pall was received Day, in Bow Church by Cardinal Son Pole. of a mother whom we venerate among the saints, he was a the beauty man, and elevation of whose gentle the soul,
title
united
brethren,
religion
none
touched the of the bond which
reality,
My
But
wills. ever
|
It
also.
1556, .that
human
difficulties
"
'
.
of orthodoxy
these
.
of Canterbury was Archbishop in the honoured of symbol to St. Peter, which had then, in fealty those days of heresy, become the pledge
;
with
men
J
of of
..
another andt a brighter day when for the last
to
that
of
,
rather
memory time an invested
—
turn
of the front and high altar, being divested of his mitre, knelt at the feet of the Papal who on a sat Delegate, faldstool in. front of the altar with a book of the on his knees. Gospels open Meanwhile had been placed the Pallium
(Continued
011
page
9.)
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service
of
mare.
Prince,
the
at
guineas
3nblic.ttt.40
.
per
STANDARD
the
B
'
colt. old entire Clunes and Talbot QyAE. for three old Cargarie year Champion Prize for Hie heafes
'
to
;
of SOLE PROPERTY 'Coffee MUSS ON, v Sydney; and WILL STAND AT Hotel,
-
"
.
'
say
Strowan's
breeding
Coxe's Pride of Scotland,, Lo d Hopetoun's dam, Buchanan
Prize
£\s
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,
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Prize;
as
Seooiid
as
a ,o.ld,
-
Talbot,
at yearling Prize First
Skipton
and
years old, Ballarat ?aa a brood
a
live
mare
as
dry
a
Prize
Champion
Great
'Ballarat,
beat
Champion (imp.) The following
female
dam..
grand.,
also.
the
of
Lhirdid'.'iSti'owan Show of the National the Grand Spring of YTi.ctDi'ia, A gncu.lluri;ai .Society hp w;oi "First Pi izo of £50 10a,; as -a'y earlihg of £80 10s. -in, the draught, -horse First also First in each produce sweepstakes of £5 os., given of two by Messrs.
-by
the
Horse
Draught inakiugb
"'"He
w'as
Talbot Society's of three
best
for
I he.
to Duke enme shown three
i"
Guineas, Dam,
'
UuiLed
Grand
show beld First Prize for
same
in
First
the
draught
yeavliug
Champ.iop
prisso-
at.
-L..
r.
'a.
at
colts
Gr.
old year Association
Smeaton/.&c.,. ear old.draught bition. fqq ;t >vo y and Talbot at Clunes First stallions two year old draught
0 0
the
6 6
and
Gold
a
sui'6
New 'New
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>
:
and
SHENTON,'ij> Zepbyra.
Braid
Gimps.
for
the
SHENTON'S, "
;
jfpiv.Nejx
Bead
Ne.wOErinW.'.
and/
for
the
aud
Dust
Cloaks.
SHENTON'S Trimmed Millinery.
for
the
Latest
'Eatest
and.-
Styles
.
:
(both
lus
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can
aud
sire
dam
med
,
111
Gfiipdsifihi,
Hats
for
the
Newest
;
count
'
>.
ahil'-Bonnets.
CO.,
Chemists,
-JVfbbltme,
that
18C0.
Jhey 'have of
dispensing
opened Hoinsepathic
and
1/-
half
per.
1/6.
!
W pos
having
the
tor Ornaments.
Feathers 1
"
Newest
the
New
SHENTON'S
for
the
Latest
agents,
&
Barrack
near
Millinery
Novelties
NEW
in
for
Underclothing..
SHENTON'S
for
CorsStsJ/l the
for
,
Street.
SUMMER
Best
W. A..'
a.
of
Baby
Stock
GOODS
Vv.M
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'
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Silk
SHENTON'S Shirt Blouses':
for
Ladies'
SHENTON'S
for
the
for
tha-New
-
and Cotton
'
Ribbous
New
Laces.
aud
'
Ascot,
.Clunes, Blue is a bay -1888.— November Sire
Navy
?
/JSHENTQN/S Silk
Victoria. horse,
foaled
a-
i .
i
Blue
(imp.)
:
Blue
Ribbou
fillies,-.
the
SHENTON'S
for
Carp'ets
for,
Table
Flannels."'
Blub
Paisley. a great
iJik.ewise
prizetaker breedergrand.in for: the Scotland
a
sold of '1,100 handsome sum guineas. the above It will be seen pedigree by thaj, Navy Blue is possessed of the best and prize-taking possible Ulyesdare of.
one.
at
for
David
Esq., Ribbon 'was
his
sons,
\
1
d
togs';"
>
.Chiffon '
,
.(.zJ SHENTON'S
was bred R. by Drawhilling House, Feiiwick, and was tlie of .property; Kilmarnock,
Riddle,
,
and-
,
/irr iL Novelties
asy b--; Latest
1 .
U umbrellas, Hats, ies !Braos) Shirts, Tweeds, etc.
W.
Linoleums."
an'd
Gents'
Hosiery; eio ;
Mr.
Ribbon
atiihoinej
Exhi
Scarfs,
G.
SH.ENTON'S.
and
Linen
Sheet
Draper, jTailor
"
Hay
;
for
SHENTON'S
ll
and
Calicoes, ;:v
J
v'-
1 '
pfijtrpv,
street, --.aVJ:
-hi';-;.:
'
perth. '
-i
for
SHENTON'S 'Clothing:
Best, Assortment,
;the
.
SHENTON'S Gent's
Blankets,
;
HEARMAN,
.
Taylor,-
oz.
for
,
best and the very that could be gotregard-
near
a
being Tinctures— in
"External
at
use
MARTIN
i
SHENTON'S
Black:
good
;
Cash.
iGblcl-m 'early stage) at M. 1/upwards. Neiualtoe— & Co.'s .forand all Nerve Neuralgia Speciality pain at each. M. & Co.'s Paiut for Unbroken 1/6 Chilblains at 1/- each,: -To those residing at d. distafibe fioni Medical help M, & Co, have the greatest confidence in introducing their of Baptisia for Low Fever. The preparation attention will be to all promptest given uporders on of country receipt stamps and twofor postage, Disper Liberal "ptpce
Parisian
SHENTON'S U utrim
Duke a%
Terms
&
-in
notify for the
Camphor -Tinctures'
Delaines
SHENTON'S Mantles,
SHENTON'S
blood
Rates.
valuable;
highly ordinary
N.CwVongee.Cottous
Jackets,
J
the best
accom
and for the sale oi pure inediTinctures aud Triturations. iUjPilules, An' assortment of Medicine Chests and Guide Books for will be kept in uss family stock. will also Attention be given to the of for infauts keeping pure Dietetics and in of whichM. & Co. would valids, specially mention AObbky's Malted Food as
Silks.
d
parties
cfiies
and
New
the
!
"
Silver
Muslin.
'
the -very
to
L'haihacy. Prescriptions
Skirt,
New the
for
11
Vehicles.
Established
-V
BEG
and
Feathers
of;Eatop
and
for
5
-bffABTINf
:
'
ii
Spring
id
foal-getter,
temper. prove that
with
charges. Boxes,
Visitors.
Pomcepathic
for
for
Loose
and'-'Pid-nii
Weddiu'
-
the
SHENTON'S
and Country
Reasonable
SHENTON'S'
bottom
SHENTON'S
reasonable
kept for saW
modated
Sateens.
at
ahil
hire:
at
.
>
for
on
Stalls
'
SHENTON'S also
baited
ir
-v
-
liuchings
Gimps,
always'
HoJ'fies
GOODS
OPENi AT-
i,;"
forwarded to any of part .Saddle Horses for. Ladies Gentlemen, also Buggies ahli other
.Spare Shippers Horses
.Owner.
NEW
Perth.
Streets,
'
Colony.
"1
MUSSON,
SHENTON'S for other
express
and
Wellington/
V
-t
Carriages," ;
.)
,
aud
'V
apd
the:'
Albany
'
for the Materials.
,
Expresses
„
of
blo.od.in '
stallions
;
Show
for
First
at
;
any
iuVpbrted),"
.
First
Spring
v/
6 5-5
E, C.
AND
Gimps and
Stalliou. Pure-bred Clydesdale NAVY. BLUE. By Blue Ribbon (imp)., "'Bred by 'William Holmes, Esq.,
Agriculfor best
colt;
Murray
O 0
"6
route.
NOW
l.a-M-iil-ASHENTON'S Summer Dress
'
or
.Jjiraeaton
Q
rjB
intbd'-traVblliiig horses to
SHENTON'S aud Ftdwefs';
The
S'.neaton,
Agricultural best group
;
.
!
Mac-
by
(imp.),
T|ie.,Upke
'as
of blood of the cost.
le'seJ
-First
year.
;7
...
OF
i,
of k
for
the
Hatg..
Newest j
,
Shapes v
:W ANTEDvDwh'erB-
to
-J
L"
;
WANTED
-r
.
of
Purchasers
Intending
tuuiug
whose
;
Country or
repair
Of Piaffes
Ins trumehtB to
write
to
the
1
ih:
the
'
reqhire
Federal
"
"
I
two
;
strain
;
ai
t
is
Colo.iies.
L|ie
beeii
one
Society
as
"v,
a
pedigree sessed of
1
toria
;
p
He
a1
Show in 1886, col or filly. draught yearling First as a two .In„187-.bA, gained and Western Dis year old at Geelong at Show First trict Society's Spring of Vic National' Society Agricultural tural
by Vidette), Van Darrell,
.
1
-same
colt draught and Bullarook
Ilill
Spring .
the
Show-in
yearling
"'"Society. three
to
Frou-Frou
iu f
Agricultural in group iii 1886. Ho
awarded draught' ooll the Ballarat old entire at year .and 'Pastoral Society's Agricultural Show in 1886. First at Cargarie, &c., the same Exhibitions year for yearling First for one old colt or year filly. District and Western at colt Geelong for
namely
Cole (imported), 1867, aud imported Got by King Tom
in
beautiful The'above will desceuded from
ia
first
tildo
Exhibition';1"
was
Spring
Since he has
Ballarat, times,
1876. Aive (sister
u,.
aiid'iias r
,
ljjirsl
establishment,
1
7
I
SHOW
-
King
111
mention.
to
ProduceSweef slakes, Prizes at thatShow.. first at' Clunes" and
placed District at
'
-Tonchparoni; hcfdamf .GleiigowjjL.lpy by Sultaii. stone, ouf oTGlengarue to Welling The Duke is half brother too numerous and a host of others ton,
'
in
Colt
if
Perth.
Sts.,
o
'
Cup
Challenge
Getting
.
;6 -.T.
...
JUHF
FIRST
''
£30
at
and
Co.,
;
horse
address, Piei-
/'V
i."
are
horse-boxes, abovo mentioned Staticmserc all 1
first
obtained shows.
always principal
the
prizes
gifts
&
aud
:
...
.-
ling
last
n
;
Alston valued
was
McGregor
.,
where two or accepted served one Owner. for If cau bet made with) arrangements the Government for the use of travel
Voltigucr by "Birdcatoher, by Inheritor, ..Nell by Black lock. brother to King Colo is full King ,Lud, winuaL/ of Lbo -,(Two Tlipjsaud
hav a, been vyon In l-1886 at
prizes,
and all
-Victoria out of Qui
..Dick's.
.by
&
at
-to
Prize'
and
the
note
Gpderich
has
Sire of Duke, bred in England
M
mare.
First
old,
ytiur .at for
BaUarat, four only
when
;
.
as
;
..."
at
old,
Most
the
"iu
Manuer.
-Corner-of
Bills
Mares
more
where Show, At Hardies he was Society also awarded the was, placed Firsthand, for "the best blood in being Champion the yard. At Smeatou he was placed and received Firs.t, the Qhampion prize for of any sire, having 'iilit bpst'blpod also placed was First at'Tiaylesford. ,Jie
BalSecond1
Skipton
he
arid
him,'
COVER,
...
Approved
change & Sons
Johnson
'"i
follow
as
Britou 1
Qraml National. fBallyrat lie was second. placed a'nd"Mount Mercier Hill
at '
year at Skipton First Prize
and First
yard
at
"
He
been
Miss,
(imp.) Prize...
three
a
.
-by
grand
;
Messrs. with by Ross part
District,
;
stallion,
(imp.)
"
First '
/.
.
won
.
purchase!
get another
Jto
TV.
;
since, proved very and in the show successful at the stud, has been shown The Duke yards. several around the times, Coleraine
r> imported. Miss Maggie,
by George dam,- Maggie, (,by.BoUwelj
Maggie
a
'
renowned
J ess,
is
.to
blood.
-
season.
Daniley. grand sire,-
dam
Laugar"
TO
,
Strowan's
o'
late
having
purchased
Conqueror.
Laird
Respectful
-re-Pedigree-soe--J"-
he
The Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue
two raced
ns
beeu
been
havnig
of.
resolv'cd
j
sire,
great
ou
.
Moffat's
grand
Strowan's
o'
i
;i
for
-
without tha
Jo
-
well
Laird 0' Laird
the
of
the
Daruley-,— was Britain.
Great
'of.-
Duke
'account'
Paisley:''
more in referany things of Blue qualification breeding would be superfl nous, as he is. over the colonies. known all
Ribbon
record never
when-u-lwo-year-old-for-stud -purposes Johnson & near Messrs. Sons, by for the sum of Five Hundred Coleraine, aud being used 011 the station -Guineas, had to remove him on .ever. since, they
.
To
so
Blackball;-
sire,
Champion years. to the
unbeateu and has
an
old,
The
.
.
Esq;;
horse
has
'year1
.
Riddle,' Ribbon's
..Worrier—
piu'liculai
will
since.
.
.
.
He
n' 'Laird Lord Hopetoun's sire, 22ud Strowan, is a bright -Bay, fouled Blue Ribbon 1,885. Sire, September, was bred Blue Ribbon by Mr. (imp). R. Taylor, Drawhillmg House, Fenwick,and was the property ofKilmarnock,
David Blue
who other
Letitia|
—
Promptuess
.
.
—
eountry.
enough
fuller
Stud Book. "K CHARGES THE
stone
j
any
iii
fifteen
'to
Green, For
carry any He man ovej: any fence in the country. ia the sort of stallion to just good get 'liu as 'liacks or -vveU ub racehorses. liters'/
and.
Bife
attended
.
"strong
in
all'
orders
.
.
think .server
Country
.
prove.,,
.a
"we
splendid valuable'
New
by
with
-
a
Chieftaiu
executed
Please
by Chieftain
and York
"Mbral used.
-
is
a
of Rates.
'delay.'
'
should
and
seasoii,
is
Dtijce-
description Possible
_
He
-
dark; brqwii Stallion. He has' .au immense fiat with bone, and shoulders, and head, 'neclc 'splendid short middle with bnclc, splendid piece,
.
last
foal.
The
DUKE
aud
Derby
RepairB/
and and Vehicles
Double
Dog Carts,
I(Ju'dertakiii)giJ(doie| Shortest and Notice
Suwarrow
performer Victoriau
-the
races. important Dam Duchess,
;
"
THE -
First at Wat rucknabeal, and Ballarat, at Bnllan the -splendid First ; -making total of Twelve Prizes First up to 0 tvyo Lord rHopetouu. served ujne year .old. mares
won
Lowest
Wans,'"--
aud. Care.;
'
Clunes, Beaufort,
wbnderfnl.
I
'
-
First at ; Sfnea'ton,, First: First at First -at Talbot, First First at at Hardies Hill,
the
all
Heavy Tip
"
at
at
prijee.
of £2<j>3, principal
,
yeafold
Won
being
'-having shows.
old,
Becohd suui
large
they Carts,
Buggies,
but seasoned aud other timber
Gum
a
.
First First
yeai'
,
that
SpriDg
None !
Bay Stallion, standing hands oue with dark, inch, high, He has a grand head and neck, points. aud is possessed Tot' a splerndid temper! has never been raced. Malakoff of that /Sire Malakoff was /The;: is
sixteen
Show.
at
'
.
.
;two
one
Malakoff
!
Delivery Seated other
every built
..
;
;
:
public
Tip Carts, Light and improved principle.
Siugle
.
Ballarat, and
fort,
1
Waijrack-
at First at dunes, Firstat. Beauat Hardies As a Hill.
a
the
to
;
.
as
Amounting
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which
by His
Lord-
were wprds sheep killed by for which they
every and
blacks most cruelly
ished the 100 or more
By
informed his actual
aud in treated, God had pun
killed, settlers
by taking away sheep in the drought,"
statement he in a general
desired sense,
to the
imposed by upon obligations those who had the means of reliev of their fellows ing the necessities black and white and that so ; that Christian was sure as precept to help evaded by acts of cruelty Proviless so sure did creatures, send a scourge dence far beyond —
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some
Perth.
set against Mr. Mackay of 400 aborig date. Dr.
seemingly, the subject But as is one which has been of always paramount interest to the people of the whole and as it is desirable for colony, us to put the public right upon the deliverance of His Lordship in the Town shall Hall, we briefly deal with th6 matter.
at once. the
into
even
having
controversy
at
in
sheep
more
remarks
murder up in
denied attributed interest.
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depredations
petty
savagery.
whole,
history
And of
exercise Native
in
connection Had question.
with we
Responsible
Government
much
period,
earlier
the
enjoyed from doubt
we
a
if
Government,
only semi-represehtative in would have character, been able to wisely restrict the section of the white settlers that clamoured for direct and exclusive over tame and wild blacks power alike.
of
Searching
through
some
the
records of a score of con in the troversies Press for a public is made generation past, nothing more manifest to us, even from the of the settlers writings themselves, than that they chafed under Gov ernment of any kind, supervision and to have persistently fought " the alleged persecuting" j ower of the Executive Government removed. So much in so, fact,
allegation
by crediting
.with
in Bills
or
reported
Gibney,
Transfer
100
alarming
tlers
commencing
Cash and Balance 12 months, without
_
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by
Lordship's
201 and
renew
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upon
were
GENTLEMEN it
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9,
6,
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to
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a Mr. McD. report a of the representative Mackay, Northern in a Squatting interest, to our letter morning contem builds arithmetical porary, up an calculation which would turn His
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ready for
and
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to
of Irishtown The possibilities becoming a Industrial Centre and the premier great of the suburban ai'e so favor township City as it is both accessible able, by Rail and that it is imperative in the Road presently, of our numerous interests and liberal should them we upon patrons that impress the importance of this sale. W e say then, briefly, spend a pound or two in a block of Irishtown ancl watch results.
Pertb.
open
and
are
threatened the upon
away
taking
from
£5
3,
DBAPI
Hay-street
moderate
Terms
HEARMAN,
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Sub.
Title,
moderate.
Gr.
"®HLE
else."
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that
controversy
Dr. Question." Gibney " is for reported to have said that one native life that was taken, God had the settlers punished by
Lead
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&
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Irishtown.
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at the Mechanics' Insti Auction ou SATURDAY Perth, EVENING, November 5, at 8 o'clock,
BOTEL-
W.
neces
Commonage Weekly Season
through
passes
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Mr.
remarks
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of
acres
and
MISREPRESEN TATION.
Lordship
said
or convenience requisite in this sary present locality the Government and workshops, know than that better anybody
of the
some
of these well-meaning enlightened people in England during the days of Crown-Colony Government from
If Rule ever Downing-Street conferred an unconscious blessing on this that community it was wholesome which check our Ex ecutive here was to
portion almost the condensed in the report columns of the West Australian , His was credited with
and
is
Australia
visitation,
Work
"Every
Agiicultura
Royal
Competent
IX.
Pius
pointed to the phenomenal a Providential which, like Northern swept over.the of this for an colony In unprecedented period.
drought
Locomotive
Miss
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colour)
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the
A
both
for.
to invest
offered
Don't
Road
profitably.
Mechanics, Laborers,
to
Stout,
Awarded
site
new
Tradesmen,
atteuded
Medal and
New on Hay-street, being macadamised. ever
purpose,
resist
the Gibney, by way of illustrating idea Christian of the importance attached to the by Providence of charity and mercy display by nations and individuals to alike, wards the necessities of mankind of matter what creed or (no
Beach.
shops.
promptly
Prize
First
Probable
doz.
per
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pounds
ano
At the recent public meeting held funds to raise for tho relief of the frightful distress in New foundland. His Dr. Lordship,
New Road, and Railway Station, Railway Crossing to Perth Commonage
Excellence
and
A
genial
irishtown71rishtown. and North
PRIZE
your
winter viaiting
Subiaco
PERTH.
LTD,,
in
evil with conquer the reward prepared the name of Christ."—
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LAND
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able exponents in the
LAND!
LALD!
SWANBREWERYGO,
of the graud old in mind when
one
of
presentations
aboriginals
CHARLEY BROWN who is now of the Billiard Saloon at engineer Hotel iu Australian Perth Muriay-st.,
skipper
Mail."
that
%.
"Be indefatigable with undaunted spirit
1892.
recreations to be found most popular is undoubted
AMONG W.A.,
WL.
Eijt
CONNOR, Toodyay Roads Board,
W. A., 1st October, the
October
(1893). D.
Chairman
and
Sole DUMS-
GEO.
Australia,
year
Dayey's
15fch
of hearing purpose the Electoral Roll
revising
ensuing
at
one, truth any that Dr. Gibuey's inferences are ? exaggerated Correction is what God's Providence inculcates, And unless the settlers correct their abuses of the blacks Dr. Gibney that there is still worse in implies store for them. W e do: not -belong in sympathy to the orthodox ExeterHall but we do faddists, say, that were it for the persistent not re with
'
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and
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purpose Hall the
SALE. of every
Hotels
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of when this
that
the
colony Native
leading invariably trouble
newspaper summed
that their
it
as
in 1886, February "We have found
of the up the did in
this
manner;
by
long
:
ex
the pioneers with differences the blacks we invite them to dis is the most possess, decidedly humane course and also the most But the Government effectual. perience to
settle
to leave own
by
and spas persecutions ihgrayating modic interferences have made it for difficult the &o. pioneers the settler Having encouraged to new
occupy
country are
take
means
effectual
they
bound
Government)
(the him
to let
for
doing
so
c&c."
The italics are aud to those ours, who in the past have often read of the maltreatment and atrocities white settlers, practised by some the meaning of the italicised words will be obvious ; aud that an influential section of the Press did not stand alone against the desire of the old Executive to check from abuses, the following extract letter in the Western squatter's Mail of 17th. will February 1886, show how little the life of a black was valued by a oertain section of the settlers at the time "AVhen it iy too late and the mischief is done or.
—
(i.e.,
inter
Government
alia,' sheep stealing) will send out a
the
party
Police who will 3 or shoot natives and then return self-satis of
4
has been ami- think sufficient to' meet the ends of justice. the natives shot Probably are innocent men. I am not an advocate for shooting down niggers wholesale , but they are a cringing, treacherous and cowardly race sly, and natural-barn thieves ." Even as late as last May the desire of a section of to settlers wrest fied
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.eermination-td'that Queensland; 'some -
of ''loathing-
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Mrl 'Mhcikay W 'thet'erin His Lordship,
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'say
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more
aiiy
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110k
aboriginal .assure
So
treated!
are
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quartz
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claims.
rewavfl,
.south-.wet niijA of abo'ut'.iO. acres.
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of,
within returned
ram
to/Mr.
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Exchange
pf'the-'Stoclc '
D. Eongsoti;
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turn'OUt
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couritry,
gold
foabd by.pther-
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grand
amount
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The
of
iof
..his
and seat,
conse
in
a-
t.-
prospectors'
to
laBt
with
wiiicfi
arrived here on had "a" large number of who have been attracted
morning
by
tlie
news
of
Barley
find antkFord-'s at. Gnarlbiue.f They"! are from Victoria." principally 'They were much surprised to find that could they have landed 'here -and rail'to ",by travelled and thus have saved the";thiVe York, and to 'take' them via" money necessary Fremantle. .
by Mr. Parker,
.office
the -Council
Victorian
miners on board to West Australia
.the
here ne Several names are mentioned of cessary. to come forward gentlemen who are- likely as-'dandidates, am'ohg them are Mr. F.' C. Mr. -R. G; Monger, Burges and Mr. Of these Mr. Joseph Pyko. Monger lias issued a manifesto. '/He believes already in an but also that there is 110 opposition need for one favours the" aboli present tion of members property qualification does not affirm, the principal of, manhood but would extend the franchise suffrage, to include holders of so as miners rights and as the others; southern regards of the would portion restrict colony is of opinion that Chinese,, immigration should assist Governriieut in the comple tion of the, Midland. .is Railway opposed to that of tlie Premier's land portion scheme for advances which, of provides to farmers, and finally will do liis money best to have a loop-line constructed from tlie Eastern to. the Yilgarn"; Railway so as to open district of Greenup the fertile Uille, .and Lliu3 -a. sequre -of :the .-portion traffic to the fiejd. .
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connection
in
Tuesday
a reefing one unequivocably and that none but well equipped parties tb do welL All are agreed in may expect like a rush; The deprecating "anything well from which water neare_st drinking can bo obtained a is! about 24 soakage miles from the find.
his
held
The W. A. Land Company has re its claim to a linquished of oneroyalty twentieth of all ores found on the lands included in its reservation. This is a step in the direction. It is a moot right ques tion whether the Company could legally have enforced this but the claim, knowledge that it .'.was..- set up .-liast been sufficient to prevent free 011 prospecting their lauds.
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;
to
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the figld!., Buy ley "Southern -Croiss, bringiug '52 8 ouu'ces t).f gold." with, him a further 'Mr. Pai'k has seut the follriwirig' telewith
-Very
News from the new find -lias been looked for. The other day Mr. anxiously to' Thomas returned Southern Cross from Gnarlbine. He reports that the men who went to the field have unearthed lately about 700 ozs. of gold independent of the obtained .by Bayley.'.and Ford. quantity A man named Moon-is said to have found an Those who have nugget. eight ounce are-returned unaniirious in tlie stating field
was
1
celebrate
tlie-
ehtertainmerit
tlie proposed for our garrison fortifications and is to evidently going stay as he is accom panied by his wife and family. Mr. DeHamel is,still_on the war path the Government. He addressed against a meeting of the 'electors of a Bunbury short time back. In his speech he con demned the action of the Government with to the to regard the guarantee Midland Kailway Company,, the repeal of the Hawkers' Act and the amendment of the Police Act.
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mining
-the is: purposes' country grani.te stone f.aud (greenstone, -.grit, occasional banks of slate. suialj. is six weeks watej sufficient, for,
20 miles
to
of
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|
;
right timber
7.
'is
whom
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tb' 'diriw. of our 'Wjs wish the attention of an to -he readers to the' 'bopy address, another column, which is to bo forfound-in to His Holiness, Pope- Leo. XIII, warded. of frohi Men's. Society jhe Catholic Toimg feel but we "called to Melbourne "upon matter
findi.is
to.25 No real .pz. pieces., of the connlry been has yet testing j, have reefs Several, attempted. quartz but nothing been found/carrying gold, rich is sufficien except the prospector's tly
!.
week;'-
horses
.;
from on
lOO.ft.
watered
for The
richin
vey
from
"there-
rand; thereby dry specking of fiat: One mil'e'riorth this'
to
next
is
/ "on
find
well
-nqijth-east
marked
j
find,
twenty mei), good wages.
dbnatlons ittlaid:6fthe SiEVBKAii'lists Catholic -fvfnds -oi! .the Boys' -.Oiphauage, which late lor >u)jdaeo, were, tpo, receivgcl in tliis i$sue will insei-tipii iippeai-'witliout fail
miles
about;
The
"BayleyV0
Saturidriy'
%V:ater course
of'
-v'
from
..properly
ir
Cuarlbine.
'-
Uj!'"
Arrived
square., frqm!colqur
ai
d c
..to.
to the forwarded of Crown 'Lands by Mr.
'Firinerty'"1;— oa.'
.garden
George Pak Southern .Qrqss
Messrs.
new" find "af is the report
the
the use of is used only West from.
to
object .-which them
from
the
intended
jubilee-
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the sacerdotal Rev.- '-Father functions. Gibney with special religious It lias been arranged that both branches of the Sacred Heart. Association shall approach the Altar on the morning of the I hear day set apart for the observance. that also to the. children ,are preparing make .On' Sunday last a'.preseritatibn. Father the prayers of Gibney requested the congregation in his. "behalf 011 the of his. ordination. anniversary is
We are glad to learn that our riiari put down C. Naughton in the Perth Town Hall on Saturday night. Naughton has hitherto held the Championship of West and now Australia, much to the gratifi cation of the;local Thomas, sports bripgs the coveted; horior-tq. Albany. u-i
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of the South Hollingsworth permanent force is on liis way to by the-- Austral which left Albany Adelaide on c Wednesday. F He'jis coming
.7 7days" at fclie con vent'.' Messrs. Fletcher & Burke have secured the right to erect publican's booths on the course the-: race of the during, meeting, Hunt of £11 J Screagh Club, for the sum obtained to refresh provide permissiony ments at a c6st'bf arid Mi. C. Davies '£5, of conducting paid £30 for the privilege the totali'sator.' 7... /'
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evening
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andBaylejHveturnd
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Finnei;ty,.and
(Mr.
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Australians
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the
(distinguish
_t
Mackay.
to
iREPQRT.
abqut£l'p00
.
Saturday
'(Commissioner
!
'squatter
people strangers desired;ta from,, yyhie/natiyes
an
:
Messrs. of £3800 fori Town Tetty Albany below the cost a's estimated thrit
tender
With
a
smart
:
...
boat-
to
"assist on the and Mary Ann Harbour be in it" as a Albany depot for supplies for the Yilgarn goldfield. An .Afghan who was employh sent Mahomet on a trial recently by'Faiz from Parker's trip the Range states distance from' there to the Harb'ouri to be 120 miles with a route for -practicable camels. The distance from York to Parker's Range is 210 miles. The Town Clerk has been instructed to communicate with the Government stating that the increase of duties from £20 to £30 to the charged Messagerios Maritimes boats would be detrimental Company's to the port and the colony It generally. is also out pointed that the French boats in other are contributors respects' to the revenue of the as colony they stay in harbour than the of longer vessels either the P, & O. or Orient and line, also coal here. coast
between
here would
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;
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exteiisiori
oiit
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majority with
taken' tb the' I 'ban safely
and-
.RUSH;'
and
.
.On
;
en-
blacks5." His .Lordship; for the benefit of the probably of .Newfpuudlan.d other arid
rape,
,
'leaked Burton's of the.
lias
Sergeant Australian
;
!!!.
the
'
one,f
two about town, catchment is of .such a size as to pro .area vide' a the increase of supplyV cquhting for the next 30 years. population, The- Rev. Father Matdu was a visitor ac the 'for a day lasfcweelc when presbytery " York homeward passing' through' bound." The'" Re v.;Motlier of Perth and Mother Peter frbni Newcastle visited York time back, .and stayed, a, few a.sjiort
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than
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182.
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fqllowirig
Vtook oif
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GNARLBINE i
,
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arid5'
v.
is
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exobptioh' sivb l"t'lie epithet 'by settrer-Oof respondents
'gfers,"
'-'a
-
in aid of Katanning the Athletic Club by which recently organised the funds of the institution have benefited of- £5. to the extent Mrs. W.- K.- Adam arid Messrs. Piesse and Stanbury were for tlie responsible arrangements.
the prbsituated and the
for
Yorik'
.
inEiy
ibverend: ggntleman t'6' the 'n'se "of this
beihg
'm'eaWKbf
a
-of
Receipts
''
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as
,
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Was 'decided
It
fori thb purchase1 raising The1 Rev. -Father bannert' Pendergast, who .wnsfpnesbntthe evening during; the. .at addressed some meeting; length, an d congratulated <\ hej members.; ion ;the condition of ithe ..qci@.ty r fl,pu?isbjng
'
result"'
u
sheet, tollie
-'fundk-
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"wbrd infinitely", preferable " ifibifb:dji3tinctitbfiah liigtliB ative "gbr appel'l 'generally -in thb :pkst' of applied by settlors iMri Maokay'sbpiiiiohs. In March
1886,
full
1
is
a
4
read
Secretary balance of £180
reservoir
xlie
for' schyrie miles .from
'
'
as
.initiated,
The
of
'site
poSed 'Water
in
"answer-
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The. .Victorian left Hive iW.hichv Sound about. 110011 011 Tuesday returned in a.feiv hours' time to have some" repairs" effected which had been rendered necessaryby the of the heating The. vessel bearings. resumed -her voyage the same evejoing.
theof news of tlie Upon- the receipt death of Sir Thomas Cockburn Campbell the Mayor, Mr. sent a message Dinsdale, of-condolence to Lady Cockburn- Gampbell 'to "which lie -received a grateful acknowledgement through the Premier ''Tlie
read, candidates
'
used" "by but -we Gibiieyp
fblhbk" D r: the arid
were
re-
of. office,
rate.
.
taken
arid.
;
Onb wobd vmbrpV':
has
both
B,
an
'
be
Premier has informed-the Town that if a ferry boat- can be estab at Emu. Point the Government be willing tobear the cost of be done ak a reasonable working if it can
Moildaynext'to'consider
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Albert
and
the "quarterly 'arid report !'hich showed a b'alance credi t 6'f the Sick 'FuhdV to' hold socinls niorithly
«'
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,of
G.;W.
members.
members.
,
6omparative
"-I
Messrs.
taken, elected
Vice and there
>
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tlie
their difficilitiesiby extermination
CprtiQcates
duly
benefit,
of theOPrether
ballot
a
the 'administration of) that eynf., much-lauded /kneasurie has not led to. the solution -pf the -Native pror are we sfcill. blem,.for/ (in/many j
:
absence
last.
Trott.): (Bro; r W. occupied thelchair, attendance -oil good-
Counolly'and
iAnd« :-lyet
approached.
a
'
evening
Thursday
Voidable'
TheA'Iqdjcal
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.President
-
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th'eiuha
was
Joseph's
St.,
returned 1
term
year'si
has
to
The Council lished would-
..
rii'eeting
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next
himself
byr,Gby.erininent.-
..
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of the
meeting
general was held
quarterly above Branch schoolroom on
Tt
the
;
The
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mv leading careful and for the proprovision philanthropic: and' welfare oh the Natives, .teptipn to whibh iir the other nothing
<co.lonieS;.
206.
allow
.
hyv?
;as
journal
No.
;
John; MqKenzie,
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:pharaoterized.
Branch \.
be-was
to.--
j obeph's
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acknowledged-)
,itv;v
"St.
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developed.. of agitation outcome 'of years.. England and V W est Australia the Protection "Aborigines which-— so remedial of; 1886," ;
"
many
-
-assuredly
in
.
have
nof
although would
,
which,
ly_ advo.cated,
for
affirmativb.-
-
truction
to
''
,
-
public
beqn .requested noniiuated and- has
be held on the 'best means to the of giving effect made by the appeal Lord on behalf of the Mayor of London sufferers in the late fire .at St. John's, Newfoundland. '' Your devil" must have.got amongst .the compositors as in a recent communicatioiv Bronce" they make me quote from1" " inkte'ad Brome" and of speak -of " Anibodetees" in pla'se of Ambodexters" J; A
.'Mr.
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Mayor,
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The result of the trial Regina v. Keano was received with' in York, and pleasure Mr. Moorhead's skilful-defence lias been u highly spoken of
Thursday,
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After a possible viray. recitation Mr. and a Nihill, by Mr. both "of" "which wereSiebert, ably the.. Journal was It read. rendered; issue and pro proved a very interesting After voked a lengthy discussion. some
des
-
.that
prevented
-of miners still continues notYork for. the new find the'tvords of Warning spoken withstanding bv those who have returned.
through
'
the;
every
other 'Journal 'business of the. meeting closed.
'tftfe
compelled toj which "persecutions/;
.
assist
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prdfaricev' might even bettered here, Government -been the institute
to
promised
1
in j
-object
and
plied,
to
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hei'B
5rist"oL
,
t
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jprove'the
rinrrther
comply' withcitheiri reqjiestHt an early date. ThbUhajriman 'ejjsqmed of the Mr. Jno. McDonnell as a. member McDonnell re Mr.Society. suitably to.
to
Pro
'celebrating
.
quoted" exi'Stdhcb-
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strffi'-
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pass
was
It-
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informed that the Estimates
The .Albany held its Building Society annual' week.to meeting :last /It apperirs be a ulive"! -The propdrty organisation'. held" under mortgage is valued at £4vl"60'.
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already',
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.them three
assert
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killed.
were
NEWS.
YORK.
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beginning
Katanning
are
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altogether.--
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COUNTRY
memberEr
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raroe
of
"attended. Mr. Jas. Corbett was to the appointed vacant A letter office., from .the Secre of the Sodality of the Children of tary to Mary was read, asking the Society them in defraying assist the cost of their large
nfoTttiiitrte
tlr6
Mr.
vice'
number
of elect Moffat. A
Snakes selves.
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o
Auditor
an
a
.
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Mr.
Debataz
parcel loading in Paris.
of
of this
town, sent recently to a blacltboy gurii firm of waterproof manufacturers He has been, informed that the has proved the gum to analysis have a certain commercial a but that value, will be larger quantity to make a required test practical of its Mr. qualities," Debataz has now ready a ton of tho gum which he will send this week. The Paris firm states", there is: be a large ,t0 likely demapd on the continent -forithis giun. a
0
of
lbs.,
.
ing
.-tortheiGoTernmehtcndatb Jtigth to matters the humow take into ilWrpTO'Jfendfe'thlSt pirbha.b'ly/-f
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are "settlers of appealing
tired
pretty
meeting purpose
the
was
.
getting
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-Thursday's summoned one for
conclud
which
Upper .Murchison, ed by saying that
PERTH Last
ALBANY1-
the rush.'.' date has full justified A Mr. Talbot has siuce come iuto Cross' with Southern 287 ounces of gold from the which he obtained by dollying reef on his claim at Gnarlbine.
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was now of the day's ceremony The other prelates, the clorgy, arrived. and whole the congregation, standing while the oath of allegiance was pro witnesses of the solemn nounced, were in which -terms Archbishop Vaughan
the
soil
English
on
homage of the
English
Church
to the Apostolic See, ending that the words give to the protes tation the form of an oath "So help me God and these His Holy Gospels." The formula used was that prescribed
p.m. clergy
a
general and gentry
spacious crowded.
with
Catholic at which the
held
was
rooms
reception
9
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were
have
considered it our duty, ful of the teachings of Your to uphold' that ness, system alone can to the give
densely
the
follows:
"
God, the Blessed
Mary
Arch-
the
Blessed Peter Apostles, our Lord and of the Pope Leo XIII., of the as Holy Roman Church, as well Church of Westminster which has been enuusieu
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nounced he took the
borne
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the throne two the Pallium
to
came
kissed
and Then
and
Powers after which the .Foreign j the congregation began to range at the altar selves rank by rank the same prelate as a holy kissed on the Apostles about half-past the
partake
in
choir Also
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for
the
first
F.
8taufield,
written
O.S.C., Cox, of
veneration small had
very had
two
the
hymns
English had
occasion "
Peter
St.
been and
music
by the Rev. "The Pallium,"
Father
by the Pro-Cathedral, the music all
Rev.
Charles who most of the cere
of the the veneration Pallium, of the strains Te Deum rang stirring the great as it was through dome, chanted by the whole body of the ch'rgy r
the
being sung the the BishopB slowly down the nave.
was
procession
Archbishop
of
choir.
Oratory
first clergy formed in While the
Westminster
at intoned the hymn with un
the prayers following the Bishops bowed and then 'wearing bead,
the altar of praise,
covered
their
and Stonor mitres preceded Archbishop iu a solemn assistants his procession, which was closed by the newly-invested in his vested Canons, Metropolitan, between is Grace walking chasubles,
In
Young
Men
offer
our
to
appro-
(
on
i
in
and
as
impressive to an end.
pro
up the north the sacristy
aisle
and consoling
In the evening,
a
dinuer
v.
as
the came
ceremony
given
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firm
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They numbering
801,118
goods
we
tion.
And Church
the the
spirit
condition
is
ou
under the in a mixed
at
munity
life
characterises
sacrifice,
it
a
wide
to
some
have
com
sent
it.
generosity
of
opr
is
tllti
should debtor
his
sot»e
equal
never
repaid, if
as
from
iu
only friend
a
name.
does
ef.
Neither
1
money,
not
it
nieknno.U
a
him
Again, of
sum
amount rinla
Ilia
the
pick
and rntl not be able to and families in our usual Creditors should not come down style. in the world either; also have they to families and depend for their support, ou the payment of the money due living them. People are bound to live econom in
the
world,"
keep ourselves
w-hile ically iu conscience
debt.
iu
They are obliged the money they so frequently spend ou the fashions, uud in If the rental going to balls and operas. of the house they occupy is too must
all
obliged time, satisfied
occupy uuusuieuuo
(Matthew
to
save
cut
house,
down aud
seek a expenses, thus their pay
Many honest to still
come
they thejr
although down in the paid
enjoying ueiure
world
their
just and
positions
the
anu
meir
OF
ARMS.
for
a
debts, to-day the
iu
of
testimony
uroii
to
were
they
creditors,
houourable
had
people
and
this,
a
good
ieiiow-
men.
of Gabelus fitting
honesty
COATS
dealings
Those
not to be at home. many years' 6tandhave denied all knowledge
;
of
man
nor not even the. bishop, Pops has puwer to himself, absolve a man from his Bins iu confession who is able, but to bu debts. In life refuses, pay and after death the injustice of that man remains The objections to unforgiven. the fulfilment of this duty are utterly groundless. Some soy if we pay all we " owe we be obliged will to come down
do
business was of
iug, he might of it and with regard he conld have hand," services
a.
high
Christians he might among us, the messenger whom Tobius to eall another day, when he would debt
estima
priest,
T
The Protestant of Can Archbishop still bears in his coat of arms terbury the' Pallium, which thus attests the faot of his predecessors huvim? for nonim-ipa beau subject to the jurisdiction of the Roman Pontiff. The Pallium also ap in arms pears the of the Protestant of Dublin a id of Armagh. Archbishops I he- Protestant of York has Arohb;shop for the chief device in his scutcheon the Peter. key 8 of St. Altbogether the arms .of the " Peers an Spiritual," set forth in Bourke and Debrett, afford a curious on the doctrines commentary and practices which themselves they uow inculate.
!
told
make it As the
the
wliftfhnr
a
sum
world,
characterise the with his creditor.
iuvuvj
nor friend return the mouey. As far as Catholics are the laws concerned, of their Church are in very stringent the matter of payment of debt. No
circulation
of
mAriao
by Father
a
nr vi
in
same
lends Same
same
Debts.
as
vo
of quantity aud never afterwards ? the loss Iu both cases would suffers be equal,
credit,
man
which
are not practised by many law ot Christians, who, against every and justice, refuse probity Iq pay what owe. Qabelus was on houest they for he paid man, and in. full promptly all he owed Tobias. If he wished to evade or. act payment as dishonestly,
Primary
by the
give
which
new
started as Schools, a the secularizing against protest of the age, and supported at spirit the cost of severe and incessant Our
a
if
is Auckland, going the rouud would do well press and creditors
of every principles
popula external growth of less remarkable than
which of
1
Catholic
a
6efmon
i
an
to pay him try the shopkeeper and the men differ
Holy Father,
thou owest" "Pay I quoted the example xviii.) from Book of Tobias the of the principles illustration
came
32
of the
to
f.lio
boast Sees, having Arch 5 Cardinal Archbishop, 26 "Bishops, 1,000, Regular bishops, and Secular Priests, 1,008 Schools, 405 Brothers, 2,806 Religious Institutions 57 Charitable Nuns, and
Hackett, of the
little
following
the
to
creditors.
The
a
day-
burning
One's
v»wv
purchase
is
of Paying
(fnhila gouua
runoivua
«»v
fihonkflflnpr
humbler
in all
'Now
people. of
can
«
his
lime,
approachof its guardian liberty of its civiliz light guiding
Duty
not
at night, his breaks window, and enters carries a certain away of his or that another quautity goods, main would enter his iu premises
her age of
what
land.
this
community
a
rlo
txrlio
nmtl
they
The
could
I
name
comes
is
to the world that the proof which has received the Church to teach all Divine commission of nations has carried the sound to the utter the Gospel literally earth. A little most end of the over seventy years ago three Irish
But
appropriate
not amount tion of a-
direction.
Most
a
;
that
of
of too harsh a who pays person
Kingdom
on condition that neighbour he will pay for goods purchased or re turn the money borrowed, but who never intends to is a robber do so, that man also for he does precisely the same in to his justice Tako the case neighbour. of a merchant or shopkeeper. Does it
will
an
con-
shalt borrows
seem
to
applied he owes.
more
from
every
of
the
is
Thou
What is a thief or ? A thief robber is a man who steals the goods of his neighbour, ap them to his own propriates use, and never returns them or their equivalent.
chains of Peter from your and that you may sit again throne of the. th6. Popes of Christendom centre to be
upon the to the
|
.
cession
archiepiscopal wound Blowly it passed into
The
cross.
the
as
hands,
feel
not
a
men of this young in Church, prostrate spirit young at whilst feet, your protesting anew the allegiance of our race in the person of your Holiness to the Se6 of Peter, to pray frequently God that the chains which an Government have forged apostate and rivetfced be- struck may away
I
we
find,
spirit
gress In conclusion. we the Catholic
congratula
will voice occasion. this
when what
to
in
possess
"
This might
not
term
appointed
nearer
not
Heaveu."
en
knowledge
earnestness
its
the
communities, our
shall
grow;we of love, are rejoiced' to see the Vicar of Christ come down from the chair of Truth with the spirit of Wisdom to decide its difficulties and differ its adjust and give the stream of pro ences,
iug-
this the on tions to Your Golden Jubilee of your Episcopacy. of your Coming from that portion in time of flock which is youngest
Catholic that unwelcome
of
pocket's.
debts
law.
a
many,
steal.": man who and does not vefund the man money it, who purchases goods from his merchant and does not pay for them, is in the full sense of the word a thief, and " thieves
infal
that
sympathies,
iutense
J
all
its
know
or
men's
God's The
by
one's
Filing case
of pickiug of lawful
not"
of passionate enthusiasms, yearn brotherhood ings after a universal and sharing of man as we do the ;
Very
warmest Holiness
to
method
detained
of pillar the wilderto lead the
world
race
expansive
of all faithful the Catholic we, of Australasia, desire
Christendom,
that
of the
"
the
iu
Non-payment
in
up
men only bring We live teaching.
Fat-heb, with
sei
destiny. true advance
ii
and the
is,
a
the
with
Holy union
sure
Kent,
ably directed It be mentioned here mony. may that the ceremonies them incidentally wore conducted the Rev. selves by Wood Green and the George Cox of After Rev. Father Best of the Oratory.
alternately it "While and then
Most
of
We
At
propor time to
fiev.
the by composed the
Vicar forward
the
to
the
human
signatures Rev. the who will General, Perth, them to Melbourne. sent
and
If
known
availed himEelf. the law should
proclivities.
))
new
have Twhich
scneuuic
ouieuuej
guidance the Church, only
ness
the
containing b6
can
was
the clergy had of Webbe, and the Exaltabo te of
Lux the
entitled aud words and next
England,"
of
Meanwhile
composed suug,
a
people
it.
Palestrina.
rails, to be
"
the
one
and fire of this
bound in bookiorm." Copies of to address will be forwarded the in the different districts. the priests The foolscap) signatures (on hands of the must be in the the Mr. Secretary Coghlan before address end of November as the The cn in December. is to be sent sheets
them
it round carrying from the Tomb which it had laid.
the Decora
Oratory
of
rest
relic
although
stopped, tion of
sung
two
o
n
ui
and
to her, trouble.
property further institution,
gambling
era.
cloud
iianctsom-
and
called,
fully lible
ly
kneeling. carried it for Bishop of Clifton to the of representatives
the veneration
embeiiisneci
priately
aud
in
vellum
on
i
uruspei for this
to
a
Latin)
(in
1U
JWSOUU
lUt!J
vested
all
Delegate, venerate the
Uieud!
each
given,
throne,
result
polite
easily
extend those whose insolvency is not the of their own aud improvidence
to
only-
have
as
the
might
If
invalid.
the Bankruptcy Court, good old times of Gabelus
days in
protection
ambitious aim of this new us the neces system only teaches all the more faith of following sity
sed
pro
make
can
is
lightened This
likes
tralia
ue\v
a.
it
as
to
his
one
by
him,
Thus
the
except
prelates,
assure
Society. the Secre
ri
tc
n
iieeu
Papal
before
upon
RQnrafn.nTr
flifl uuw
O.Y.M.
show respectable to attach as they can especially the names of all willing their lists " The address for to co-operate. to the Holy Father" presentation "will be engros says the Secretary
benediction.
his seat
Tv vr KfJ
rl
n
should not also who his name to the address. attach Societies and the The C.Y.M. West Aus H.A.C.B. in Society
on and congregation fell clergy and the bowed their knees, Bishops the where profoundly they Btood, while new with all the " fulness Archbishop, of the Pontifical rose office," up, and
his
o vnn CViUUUU.
man
Then
with
he
we recall the of history the sorrowful but Fathers, of the Sons of St. glorious history to give of our assurance Patrick, faithful determination to remain of Peter. unto death to the Chair We are fcold rational by modern ism that the world is into passing a new with phase of civilization, new modes of thought and new and that we ideals of happiness,
a Coghlan hearty tary We would co-operation. suggest Catholic Societies to our various member if to have active every And subscribe his name. possible we see no reason why any Catholic
are
Ui
#
Melbourne can and do J. B. Mr.
We
own
A
UilU
c xn OC711U
the
of:
of the
name _
use
church
to
the body of Blessed is of the which the fulness with the name office, together of that thou Archbishop,
Pontifical and style
mayst
deliver
our
existed
,Need
his episcopal consecration-called his Golden Jubilee; The following address has draft of the proposed
from
A
Peter
we
inee,
well-jiatronised
ing.
The Catholic Men's Young taken of Melbourne has Society united the initiative in proposing a address from all the Catholic of Australia to his holi Societies of ness on the .fiftieth anniversary
of
that
our
of Almighty and Virgin, of and Paul,
ever
of
round
it
of investiture
To the honour
Societies
Catholic Australia.
of bis badge and authority,
sacred
dignity the formula
pronouncing as
and pot kneeling
the
the
took
rising,
From
XIII,
;
the Delegate Pallium from the altar, the neck of the still as bishop, Metropolitan
the issue of last
our
Holiness
'
in
given
was
week. Then
His
Pope LEO
text
Empire,
to
Address
for
1818,
>
British
;
Bishops of which
12,
April
on
the
!
VII, in
liis
rid
in
mind Holi which State
all
himself
over,
thus
to law its to tne security, sanction, the home sanctity, to the.individual full facul of all the development ties of his nature, and to human mean life its Divine and Eternal
.
,
;
by Pius
made
that Knowingextent people depends to a great and upon its system of education, its we its happiness upon faith, ing.
bodies
important
represented. of the levee
cannot
would
that v
'
of
non-Catholics
proof
|
more
act
other
numerously
a
religion,
wotild discover flaw some render the document legal' he had a wife he inigi>.i
|
once
traditional
and
Judges
were
our
to the world of teachings which even help admir of a the faith
proof the
to
,
renewed
the
a give devotion
people; of our
the countries
foreign
moment
|
the
House, at which all Archbishop's were with Bishops guests, along
central
-
the
The
altar.
!
the
'
of
olevev
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note
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at the circumstances, who will not Commissioner,
special
the
loss
to
passengers
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sold
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me
—
this
at 18th
Office
October,
Contract.'
by
o>
H.
any
The out
Trucks
600
tender
will
Public Perth,
Works
5/-
2/10
2/3
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1/10
1/3
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2/3
1/1
on day of issue only, to return specified 630 m, and
and from
available herein
trains
Mill
The
at
are
p
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Greenmount,
transferable. of train? will
be delayed or under at special circumstances, of the Commissioner, who will be responsible for any loss to passengers
departure
By
available train from
a.m.
not
neces
Commissioner Director
JOHN DA VIES, General Traffic Manager,
to
return
2
c K
on
<U
3
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General
Traffic
Manager's Office, 1892. September 9lb,
Perth,
week
;
;
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;
N
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:
;
therefrom.
Excursion the Railway
By order
will
passengers
Perth,
subject
Department's By-laws. the Commissioner of Railways. JOHN General
General
be
of
Office,
Western Australia, 20th September, 1892.
of the
M
at 8 a.m. Beverley York, 10.55 a.m. Northam. New 1 1.15 a.m. Chidlow's 2.5 castle, Well, p.m. Smith's 3 m. Greenmount, Mill, p 3.20p.m. These Tickets are available only by the trains above. specified Tickets are not transferable. will be allowed of ordinary Passengers 1st class, 841b 2nd class, 561b. luggage The of trains will be delayed or departure under otherwise at special circumstances, the discretion of the Commissioner, who will uot be responsible for any loss to passengers 1010
order
:
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will ue to passengers subject Department's By-laws. Commissioner of Railways,
Railway
do c3
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arising
W. VENN,
of Railways and of Public Works. :
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d
;
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last
uiure
received the
Public for Tender
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above
Any
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Conditions of Contract, and Specifications be seen this at Drawings may at Office, the Court at and at the House, Fremantle, Railway Station, Smith's Mill.
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3
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Tuesday,
to be addressed
of
side, and W agons
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on
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and Director Railways Public Works,
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1st
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Works,
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.
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Works Office, Australia. Perth, Western 1892. 29th August,
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when
p!
Public
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Perth,
;
mechanics
a
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VENN, Railways Public
and
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of
Perth,
13
accepted.'
CHEAP
of
times
for
Fremantle,
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:
the out
neces
not.
.will
at
to
notice,
available
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accepted.
Director
study
you
Hon.
and number a limited thereafter be obtained
October
:
Did
The
and Southern
for
H.
Locomotive Superintendent, Fremantle.
Commissioner
:
to
fa
The
TICKETS
be issued
Guildford
below
and
and
Specifications at this Office,
11 W.
How is it that you Counsel sharply know this watch has.beeninyour family and yet cannot remember thirty years, O sir, the your age ? Witness slyly I have not. watch has kept time
and
after
sarily
Workshops,
the
all
as
will
days,
of Contract, Conditions Specifications, be seen at this Office Drawings may
Railway." of
may of the
Office
Railway
who had been reading the thought weekly reports must be an awful malignant
lady
total
Works,
are
Director
officer's
that
TRUCKS.
TIMBER
14
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to be addressed to The Hon. The of Public and marked out Works, Tender for 40 Timber" Trucks—
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.old
addressed
application per set.
will be received at this Office the 18th of October, on up to Noon Tuesday, Contract. 1892, for the above
for
young
40
FOR
RETURN
September
further
until
Contract.
to be
same
day
every
BOOKINGS.
MONDAY,
on
CHEAP
Con
the
tenders
:
An
RAILWAY.
will
for me ? Then you Wife Nothing that is have forgotten this my birth Not at all. Only I day ? Husband: didn't wish to remind you that you've grown older. health
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and
marked Cross
13th
PERTH-BUNB13
Marlow
you?
Advertisements.
Government
exceed
an
;
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book. is
they good pedestrians and beat you in the long is What it your little
along
calls
A
?
a
miles.
of Public "Tenders
are
side, tract."
keep
to;
above
EXCURSION
Commencing 12th
be received at this Office Tuesday, the 29th November,
on
the
They
one.
trying
Bills
bound
is
CHEAP
.
its
for
170
OF
'
will
TENDERS up to Noon
Director
that
is
about
Length
1892,
Cotton-"op"-polis.
CONTRACT.
with Permanent Way complete of and Stations the providing (including all Materials the llailB and except the Permanent for Way). Fastenings
1
me.
CROSS
RAILWAYS GOVERNMENT WESTERN AUSI'RALIA.
Construction
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ball—
calico
a
with a look but you don't
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protector
for
SOUTHERN
—
warrant.
RAILWAY,
NORTHAM-YILGARN
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.
The beat thing
r
Coaching.
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trade
driving
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great
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to
Parcels to
will
another
charged
on
forward
when required. to sidings and must be platforms but paicels from prepaid, and sidiugs plat forms to Stations, can either be sent forward Parcels
prepaid
or
option, parcels
This traffic
Traffic
Manager,
forward
charged to
Perth,
July
Sender's apply to
from
Great
The
Hon.
Commissireer
JOHN
Traffic
at also
and
General
General
will
arrangement
Stations. Railway order By of Railways.
VIES,
Manager's Office, 9 th, 1892. September
.
be conveyed from one Station the Eastern freight Railway,
Manager's 28th 1892.
Southern of
DAVIES. Traffic
Manager.
Office,
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Ireapest
U-R-RIGHT
for
&
CUTBUSH Wholesale'
'
HUTCHINSON.
Retail
&
Tobacco
of
the Moderate
the
colony <at
Manner
in
j
of
Importers
Hairdressers'
Always opening
any part most Respectful at the Charges
Requisites orders Country
Stocks, to.
CONTINENTAL
received
Telegrams
the
regarding
Latest
LONDON
Sporting.
AND
taker,
COLONIAL
Howick-Street,
China
BOOT
LICENSED
Teul aud
SURVEYORS,
george's
great
terrace,
Our
W.A,
Perth,"
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UNDERTAKEN.
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.
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,
Made
in
any
of
part
wn Suburban
and
FOR In
Lots
C.
Purchasers.
all
PATER
SON
Surveyors,
Laud
aud
Agents,
Perth,
W.A.
mission
Everybody
Should
<
CONFECTION
CO., Com
ERY
HE
rp jl
LADIES comfort
THe CAKES rivulled,
unsurpassed.
and
are
uu-
South
while
the
Stock
i8r.
the:
Largest
tipn,ery-
oi
of
BEST
the
J.V.
the
of BREAD
,
W.
Concert
Hall
which premises, concerts, esociuls, and practices.
late
convenience
boarders
and
!
Meals
at cook.
English
From
Breakfast
:
Lunch Tea
From From
:
:
hours.
all
is
6
a
to
?
MOST
MAGNIFICENT
CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
;
amateur
to
Splendidly
Mounted
Handsomely Price
E N G E
L
Gilt
Is.
:
HARNESS
Per
Post
3d.'
&
C o.,
STEIN
-
extra.
Fancy
Stationers,
Importers,
Minorgan.
and Bound in Morocco. Sold by all.Stationers.
.
6d.
B.
Barrack Street, Sole Agents.
Goods
Perth,
BROWN & ALLEN,
STREET
Boot
HAY
Stein's)
MEN?
TO
Sir
Frederick
mthe
Excellency N.
Governor, Uroomei IC.C.M.G.
M anufacturkrs,
fcTREET,
PERTH,
30? AVE in Stock a Large iB Assortment of Ladies'aud Boots both of and English
his
ALSO,— Men's
aud
Youth's
Children's
Boots
and
and,
SMITH all
and
A
LWAYS
iu
assortment Harness, Ladies'
Regular of
kinds
Saddlery
Harness.
and varied a large stock, of Gig, and Carnage Cart, and Gents' Saddles Riding
Salted
smoke
Hostelry,
performances
W. A.,
aud
Varied Gentlemen's ColonialmanuStrong Boots Shoes iu great
Combs, Proprietor.
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
Clippers,
by post
all
otherwise
or
and
care
be
will
promptness.
obtained FIRST PRIZE at Show Agricultural, Society's for the best Guildford, collection and Harness. Saddlery
the late held at of both
W.A.
every the
Sale.
on
be addressed
tc
BROWN
and
Exchange.
in
communications
by
England
Cutlery
Brushes Skins, Harness Oils
Blacking,
with
All
Goods
taken
to
&
ALLEN,
Hay
Street,
Whips
including
Chamois
Sponges,
Hides
Shoemakers'
Saddles and Bridles, Boys' and Girls' Pack Pilches, Saddles, Jockey Saddles Horse and all for a firs Clothing, requisites class Stable or
of from
Shipments opportunity-
possible Colonies.
and
fin6
Spurs,
D. JACOBY,
of
variety.
haudsome for
VIEWS
the
CHIEF the
APPOINT-
xX.
let
VIEWS!
the
Perth.
GROCERIES
CHEAPER THAN EVER. GROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash Only , Queensland Meats, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d Do. Soups, Is 2d Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d N.Z. Lunch 21b Beef, Is 3d-tins, Libby's Corned 21b tins, Is Oid Beef, Conrad's asstd; lib 8d 2lb Meats, tins, Do, Is 3d tins, Potted Meats, asstd. 8d Jib tins, Mullet Fresh Herrings, 5d Leighton's 6d; Fresh 8d Fresh Salmon, 7d Oysters, Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, Jib tius, 4Ad Do tins, 8d Bottled lid Jib 'and IsFruits, Tinned do, Is; English Jams, lib tins, 6Ad 1 Id and andi7d Do, 21b tins, Is English lib 6d Marmalade, tins, Do, 21b tins, na S A Jams, lib 21b tins, 4Jd tins, 8d, 8Ad S A assorted and lOd 21b tins Jellies, is Golden 21b tins, 9d Syrup, Pickles, pints' 7d and 8d lib Coffee, Is Is tins, 2d, 4d, ls6d andds Sd Powder, ; Baking Jib tins, 5d Egg -Powder," Jib tins. 6d Colman's Mustard D S F Jib 7d, Jib is Green Peas, lib, TOFreneh Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb Pea Flour, 8d per lb Condensed Milk 7d Tomato Sauce, 6d and 8d Worcester-' shire 4id Sauce; pd Starch, per lb Blue 8d per lb Ultramarine,' Do Keen's, lOd Tabl6 9d Vinegar, per bottle. Cordials. Tea,' 9d and 2s per lb Is, A and lid Arrowroot, 8d lb paekets, 8d lb Candles, per "Soap, 4d 5d add 6d bar Destampe's self-acting do, 1 Id
JJARVIS'
;
;
9 a.m.,
Note
I®-
Address
the
ROBERT
S M I T
Barrack
WANTED Federal Street, Pianos
KNOWN
Furnishing Perth has to
select
Warehouse, the from
the
that
largest iu
Agent
Wholesale
H,
;
Street, for
;
North
the
-
;
—
West
;
;
Messrs.
Hay Stock
WATSON
& TEE
and
Cossack.
Roebourue
o
:
;
;
Perlh,
Western
October
;
17 1889.
;
;
First-class m.
PERTH
!
of
ORDER
AND
ROBERT Manufacturer of
Boat.
to
9 p.m.
to
;
and
his
at
a.m.
faoture.
His
the
fitted
of
DRAY
BARRACK PERTH.
SPECIAL ale
:
now
visitors.
L
SADDLE
9
:
speciality.
beer
executed R.S.
the above new OPENED have been which .promise, for the comfort up in the latest style
Cafe, has extensive
VIEWS
TO
(Opposite
Jetty. Town- hall. of the Vieuua
-and
Station, Railway" F. JENNINGS,
Hours
Price.
&
WORKS,
All
i
Late of Marshall Bros., New South Wales.
Marshall,
Sydney,
opportunity
an
.BY
and
has added a aud Ball-room
Jacoby
.
;
Possible
C H A
PIONEER
PALACE.
Home), (The Workman's HENRYSTREET (Opposite Fremantle Club), from Three minutes' walk
D.
Booksellers,
Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. of Nor' on arrival OYSTERS regularly D.
Perth.
E.
COMPETITION.
Accommodation. f 1 Is per week.
.West
Manufacturer in
FEDERAL F-E B
OOF
wiues
Hotel Boarders
be
to
Oity.-
LARGEST
the
is
Roller
prove
in
class
Outdoor
it
is
Hutt Street, Perth, Dental College and U.S.A. Surgery,
Bingay,
of Philadelphia of Oral Hospital
Perth.
a
class
first
really Lowest
W E
Indoor
will
DRAYS as this
ivory.
MARSHALL,
Late
& Minorgan Public that they from £14 and
to the DRAYS
MADE
attendance.
Australian
First
ike
in
VERYARD'S
Bread
Bakery
a
acquire
specialties.
Colony. Trial
to
JACOBY.
first-class
Confee-
'
One
HEAVY is invited
P A R I S,
Liberal and Choice Menu. choicest brands of wines, very and spirits only in stock.
The
PAbTRY
aud
V.
J.
and
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
Barrington intimate
upwards, Inspection
A
are
King
making SPRING
are
Dinner a la carle. Suppers. Meals at all Hours. class COOK engaged iu Adelaide,
and
conveniences
and
aud
Gas, Ether, Daily for
us.
by
&
FASHIONABLE RESTAURANT. Lunches.
Perth.
the
of
respectfully
Street. D.
out
BAZAAR, Street,
Gold
Speciality. administered
BINGAY
;
Barrington
First-
Fof
Dis
CAFE Murray"
Proprietor—
ROOMS,.
Street,
,
nothing
Christmas Week, at Prices in 1000 W.A. dolls, and undressed, speaking and others
Perth.
Terrace,
George'B
Price
before
Messrs.
PO R1U M
and
Hay
St.
Safes,
SELL
a
Marshall wish to particu 4 rti ficia! point ou t that their Teeth be excelled in Fit, or Durability in this A guarantee Colony. is with all mechanical work turned
larly cannot
during
of
,
&
Biugay
,
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
Provident
THE
REFRESHMENT
Towelling,
Mutual
Chambers,
shall
Hosiery,
promptly
BURGESS,
Boots
We
—
L
Dentists,
Large Operations.
1000,)
(Speciality), Paris Made),
Hay
kinds of commissions All executed at moderate prices.
G.
per
Drapery,
CONTINENTAL
BUSINESSES HOUSES to LET.
SALE.:
-for
£16
2000 other toys— Rocking Horses, Latest Mechanical Novelties.
over
AND, HOUSES,
S
EM
and
Linen,
dressed
Buyers samples
for
Agents
but toys, unheard
the
are
to
etc.
A
Fremautle.
with
filled
Teeth and Chloroform
Machines,
Toys,
and
Artificial
given 1892.
XMAS.
classes
all
and
(Vienna
CAllTS
Patronize
E R Y A R D'
V
T
lJj &
A.
Licensed
Lauds
Rural
10s.
Sewiug.; Trousers
Tweed
Corner
SALE
Suit
to
Wholesale Fancy
.
To
We Belfast &c.
Colony.
for
Prices Women's
are
£5
(from
Mechanical
Berth
DEPARTMENT.
'
and Boots the Trade. Wholesale will do well to our inspect before buying elsewhere.
the
.Cigars Natalis
M A R. S H
Stationery. 'leefch
Wholesale
of Men's Lowest in 1
SURVEYS
splendid Kid
aud
Scents,
Pictures,
and
—-r. WHOLESALE
CO.,
Glace Lace
Less
chambers,
weld
Valuation
Books
Pianos,
I
New Stock of Ladies' and Patent Buttoned and are at Boots, selling London thau Prices. in Slippers invited. variety. Inspection a
'
Have
St.
Fancy Goods,
Ware, Soaps,
|
Perth.
L L
KB
a A. PATERSON& CO,
NOTICE.
&
Surgical
i
PERTH.
B I N GAY
;
FACTORY,
!;
"
DfeNTAL
DEPARTMENT-
RETAIL
"
|
fHputler
BAZAAR.
;
Latest
v
new
attended
promptly
CAMPBELL,
K.
Cigar
'
;
at
,SH#ORTEST NOTICE.
J
.
FUNERALS
&
Merchants.
'
'
CONDUCT
LINDELL,
.
prepared
and
V.
B,
(Late of J. M. Wend t, Adelaide,) W ATCHM AKER and JEWELLER, BARRACK ST., PERTH, Town (Opposite Hall) LIN as a Watchmaker in the Old DELL'S and 5 years long experience Country "V/fR: for the J_VJ iu Melbourne a Watch 'firms as Repairer principal. in the City, a should.be that -work to him will be.well and sufficient all entrusted carried guarantee faithfully out, and CHRONOGRAPHS that in connection with REPEATERS a speciality. from Repairs attended .to and' returned promptly by post. country
.
attention
then
RIGHT-U==R.
to
elsewhere. purchasing, to draw CAMPB ELL wishes to -the fact he is also that to and UNDERTAKE
jMR;
periodicals.
in
;
do well VARIED
STOjCK, f
comic
you
!
districts
inspect
LARGE
Rendezvous
Sporting Hay-street,
country
sistetiiSloieRQuld before
say
-
his
!
you,
I
.
'
the
The
pur,Hairdresamg ment. Country
!
Ah
House?
.
.
Street,
from
to
;
of
Comic
.
and
Perlh
choice
your
and Best PIPES, &e., of Great Variety Quality always in Stock. received and Papers from the colonies. regularlyTelegrams Agency of the World. -We wish to draw attention to Papers particular has been under the Department which improved present manage greatly and Orders executed Subscribers' names received for promptly Eiiglfch. A Trial Solicited. Respectfully
CIGARS, Sporting popular
"
In
DUFF,
"
Hay visitors,.,
:
R-U-RIGHT
of
go
And
llOBApCOS,
XLatest' for the most
&o.,
CAMPBELL'S,
K.
good '
but
.
that
good
Shaving,
Tobacconist Saloon, MANABER.
ft
.
is
demanding
and
Imperial Hairdressing BARRACK ST., PERTH.
1
.
SPRING
J.
AND
MATTRESSES
and
Tobacco
.
BEDDING
FURNITURE,
In
The !
Australia.
;
WANTED
9d.
12 a.m. to 2 p.m., Is. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., 9d.
KNOWN
;
;
-
;
;
!
Suppers.
Tliht
old
be
can
pianos
ex-
;
;
Splendid
and
Sitting
Reading
Room,
i
;
Baths. 10s per week Boarders, Indoor Do., 19s to 21s per week. for ladies and Accommodation -Special married couples. arrivals aud visitors vt.New country find that the Federal Cofiee Palace will-
Terms
'.
;
changed
Outdoor
for
new
at
tlie
;
;
;
;
;
Federal KNOWN. The Warehouse Furnishing W. A.
WANTED Federal
the
cheapest
in
Ware-
Furnishing
1 Si
;
;
I
;
;
house,
bar
:Destauipe's Washing Fluid, Oatmeal, 71b .bags, Is 2d New ;
;
tbecheapest, establishment is
best,
in
the
and most
convenient
Hay-street, colony.
National Library of Australia
Perth,
toes, -Is Prices.
6d
stone.
O-'her
lines
Is
3d
bottle-
Vasse Pota at the Lowest
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SILVEB
HOTEL.
;
CONFECTIONERY Wholesale
JOHfMUSSOK &
Confectioners
Steam Confectionery
Farm
Sydney
Palace
Hotel
accomodation
than
other
any
foi
hotel
Perth.
Two
Albany, Fremantle, York, Guildford,-
Best
board
Meals
Single
R M Walker F A Bennett.
Pinjarrah,
Nortbam,
ThrosSell
Cuisine
,'ment
of
The
ing
for
The
Sanitary
and
Five
capable
Hundred
largest of cook-
Candies,
in the
perfect
Beds
are
all
Turkish
People.
ITU
Wire
Woven
£1
Goods
RY.
HAY
Situated
by
over
Garter
STREET,
PERTH.
Hotel.)
has been long
cen the most comfortable hotel for in the City and the
and
as
Country Visitors New Management will spare no effort to maintain its as the Leading reputation Hotel aud for Visitors for Country Visitors from the Eastern Colonies. The Billiard
Room contains
Alcock's Wines
grocer
and
Best Beer
,
linoliums,
CARPETS,
of
one
Tables.
and
Best Brands
the
the
and
HARRY
rail
Spirits,
BRUSSELS,
kept.
only
TAPPESTRY
A.
City
which
and
lence,
are
COOK, AND
IEWSIA1I, Goods,
our
sell
storekeepers uurivulled for
are
C.
TERN
WES
AUSTRALIA.
Best
Hotel,
Goods,
C E
A D V AN
BLAKE, Proprietor. Murray St., Perth,
Australian
AID
All
Liquors, Brands procurable,
and
INDU8T
Silver
<3
Week.
per of
all
are
Gelatine
Goods
Company's
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING. & Lodging
WAREHOUSE,
FOR
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
The
Creams,
of
City.
oil
situated
trally
Chocolate
Storekeeper
Mattrasses.
Board
Delight,
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
your
FURNISHING
iBLAJELE
The "AUSTRALIAN" known favourably
of Confectionery
desoriptiou
Ask
FEDERAL
Stewart.
Perth.
and
of the Star
(Late
Ornaments,
Sugar
every
of the Arrangements the most and complete
are
The
the
is
&
This First Cluss and Centrally been taken Hotel has now
London.,
Range
Cooking in the colony
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Co.
HOTEL,
HARRY
manageChef late of
& Pond,
A
Candies,
Sugar
the
first-class
a
Spiers
-Hotel
under
is
&
Son
Street,
and
The
W.
WHAugove&Co.
...
Murray
Goods,
Is.
Courses),
for
—
:
AUSTRALIAN
Horehonnd
(Three
insuaed.
&c„
COURTHOPE,
R J Wilson. R J Johnson.
Boiled,
Dry
for
of
description
every
Boiled,
Ordinary
week per and lodging.
20s.
kay
Attorney
Company,
tionery
Western
being
lowest remunerative,
Crops,
e.
Confec=
PAN
Manufactures
Hundred Boarders accomodated Daily-
Terms
SXX.VSR
has
Australia.
OFFICE.
agencies
hoarders
in
Buildings,
Sts The
The
at
effected
"
PERTH.
more
FIRE!!!"
FIRE
Insurances
Works,
Wellington-street,
WELLINGTON—
PHCENIX
COMPANY.
M anufacturing
FIRE!!
l
rates.
-Proprietor. MURRAY
FIRE
VA.H
GOLD
AJNTD
excel
purity,
SILVER
SMITH,
cheapness.
Kidderminster
PE1ITH.
HAImSIREET,
Squares
1
guaranteed.
Attractions Attractions Rich and Elegant. Timepieces, (Marble and !
The
Promenades
Balcony
in
Ask
both
'
are
Drops,
Room, with
Billiard
of Alcock's
Tables, provided Visitors and
for the
"Without
Charge.-
TO
of
use
our
Trade
solicit
We
Guarantee
PI ANO& MUSIC ROOMStock one
trial
THE SYDNEYPALACE HOTEL, the
most
in
the
City
;
required
minute's
walk
General
Post
name, keeper's Attention is
one
from
Town
Hall,
Office,
The
Government
that
Offices.
the opposite Railway nearly are connected with aud Station
Murray-street PAYED
Visitors
by
Building
the
Country
Colonies
Eastern
all
iu
Note C.
will
and
also
Aud
the
SPECIAL
Perth.
Street,
COUNTRY
sale
fact
Austrian
NOTICE
In
One
write
the
celebrated
to
Chairs,
Dozen
Mats.
&c.
Willi—
shortly, Cases.
FEDEKAL
tor
Quotations,
FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE,
Pan
Silver
Austrian
Benlwood
Bentwood
ORDERS, These
ATTENDED
water
TO.
are
goods and
List
roe
on
application.
will
give
a
and
trial
Catalogue Send
for
Dining
now
be
will
found
the
on
to
be
value.
posted it,
and yon
order.
A.GBAVI the
PERTH.
Suites.
splendid Price
and
Drawing Room
HAY-STREET.
Rockers,
SAUCE.
ritOMPTLY
CITY-
Linoliums, Door
Beutwood
some
POWDER,
COUNTRY
in
Carpets,
Stair
POWDER,
WORCESTERSHIRE
find
BEST
RXJOS.
COOK,
140 Cases of
COMFOKTABLE, and
:
ALSO
HOTEL
SILVER
PAN
1EDEIIAL
3, FIHIHrigKKIld
CONFECTIONERY
MiSSii; Proprietor.
National Library of Australia
Wellington-street,
Printed
WABEHOUSE,
COMPANY,
M.
-
CHEAPEST
address
BRAND
BAKING
PALACE most
the
as
the
to for
CURRY
BRUSSELS
and Keyless.
K©y- winding
Store
or
directed
offeriug
Watches
a
SYDNEY
J#il
unstamped.
also
AND
Stair
stamped
or
Pins.
market.
prepared
Chemist
and
Barometers.
Kay
the
"KANGAROO"
MUSSON'S
The
and
Chronometers
COURTYARD.
from'
AXMINSTER
executed.
Rings
arrive
INDIAN
are
the
Lockets,
A,
the
now
are
C bains,
excellent
Premises
Wellington-street
with
we
kinds
0 pera Glasses and Spectacles, 0 pen-face and half-hunting,
Storekeepers be found by
either
sizes
Murray-street
being and
Lozenges
aud
shapes
the
frontage the
Situated
of all
CHEAPEST
and
Chemists
Centrally
ORDER.
will
iu
Is
Repairs
1
Guilt.) (Electro.)
H ot water dishes and cans. in silver. U seful articles
to be the
order
BEST
end
that
Satisfaction.
goods which
our
extend
to
TRIAL
Fremantle
and
City
world.
with
and
A
view
All
the
anxious
particularly
Country
in
in
Toffee,
!
STOREKEEPERS:
COUNTRY We
Boarders
Toffee
selling
are
Eucalyptus
Honey- comb
Jujubes,
best
the one
PAN
SILVER
Cough Drops,
Company's
and Wellington-streets -unrivalled in the City.
Murray
THE
for
Perth.
HAY-STREET,
PERTH.
and
m
published
for
the
Right
Rev.
Gibmy at the office of the W.A. Record," Hawick street Perth by George Chitty Bakes. "
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,
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