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the
Trip
Noroia.
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presided by stands Salvado, Lordship Bishop far—inadvance of any for mission native races ever es the civilizing in the southern hemisphere, tablished aricT is almost the instance of only ;
that
sacrifice
the
of a lifetime attained. New Norcia stands about on miles from Perth, the main
t
Champion
The
Bay.
his
by
Father
Salvado
the
was
from
in
privations time the
eariy and1
-ar»d
respect tribes
after
which
this
for out
tact kindly woti him. the of the native
Bishop's disposition confidence
genial
at
Even
mean.
rings turn
whom lie came in contact which he retains to the The tales of those early day.
on :
for
the
On
as
and sugar,
tea,
of
prospect But, like
cmjingly) in
miake
.to /first
he 'Sent
.the
an ;and took opposite course himself. After a long aiid un successful search to camp he returned and found with apetite; sharpened three cooked. small, cakes, After each tlfe had eaten' his "damper, Bisllop had if made any tea. inquired they that they could The men "no," replied as not make tea had found-no they Then make water. how did you those one of. the dampers ? Thereupon his flour in natives mouth, put some was and aftor until it. masticating it. into moistened, sufficiently ejected "that his hand and said way make .
.
'
'em
—
damper." for mauy After months' and toiling a house two-roomed dwelling erecting stands to the preseut (which day) his own the Bishop with hands, got his first flock of 700— aud sheep that time from the business of grazing, has been with combiued agriculture, carried
on
and
successtully,
there
are
largo annual unutton 'of sheep for consumption' 17,000 sheep on the (about 4000) and 150 cattle. also 250 horses runs; The horses, and light are both draught "the been
above
average, to paid
having The establishment and when first ful, to
the
notwithstanding
now,
that
believe
you
attention
great their
breeding.
is
wonder
simply
seen
it
are
not
is
difficult
approach
town of some preten country substantial stone the large out in bold relief, standing buildiugs of neat twobacked up by a square The: main roomed, cottages(. building of two inhabited stories, by his Lord forms three and1 the brotherhood, ship the 150x130 feet, sides of a quadrangle built at of which have been .wings and connected different periods, by the referred which dwelling to, original
ing
a
tions
—
the
Bishop
must
be be
can
Under casks The to
wine
very
loth
before
the
completed of those
one
in.
the
colony,
to remove, main building to
closely
Bishop was
each
packed-- along invited myself aiid
few,:
try-#,
sample's,
unusually
as
plan.
strong
National Library of Australia
side;
friends ?
,Tjt».fit£either
or
neat
a
stone
the the
160 about
building
winding further up
Slightly
,
the
a
slope
twosquare of twenty occupied by married
uniform
a
once
requires
only
';
children
of
Adjacent
to
young the are
young couple cottage provided for them, thus enabling them to make fair iu a start life. Within easy a
stand distance the stables, barn, and In the former cart sheds. was a good also a high useful yoimg cart stallion, Arab classed with plenty of jet black, bone
and A muscle. class should nick wsell Norcia mares. Behind full
I
work,
saw
It
thresher.
horse of this wjth the New i1 the barb, 10
a
threshes,
also bags the grain, all the straw at the
chaffs, same
steam h.p. and cleans, and; elevates time. It is
of
a
splendid piece machinery— -notliiug the The mill, colony equal to it. a. substantial stone of three building was next and I was stories, inspected, so as hear remarks fortunate to of that from eminent engineer, in
approval who was much Mr. Price Williams, with the solidity of the build pleased well
ing
as
The and
building
as
with
the
used.
material 114 feet
is 30 x inside, two pair of stones up with The fouiidatiops e & Sims. by Ransom of the are building composed of open serves of granite which to masonry the water drain the ground in winter, to a tank and used for being carried is
fitted
the
engine.
the
same
one,
is
that
I
should mention is a which portable
engine, used for _
will
tion
on
which
was an
.the
grind
taken
invention
presses
the
shed
at
contented
health,
fond work
and
my
wool by. a lever the Bishop's, of bales of heaviest
by Father
Hominguez
and
Joseph he has a most To Fathers energetic sheep-manager. Martinez and and Coll, others, my are thanlcs due for information kindly whilst the of supplied; hospitality New Norcia must be experienced to be As several of our understood. party is this a remarked, truly wonderful and place, descriptive
to
one
which to
fail
powers
New
be
Norcia must seen stood and appreciated it ; in the Australian colonies; his
connection
name
of
by
and,
the honoured Salvado will be
therewith,
traveller's
a
my poor do justice. to be under has no equal
Rosendo down to posterity.
handed
.'
;
estimate
of
;
the
haDDV.
are for paid £1 per week labour and have to provide for themselves and families. They do all kinds of farming work as well as black and carpentering smith's &c. ; whilst most of them are and good shearers teamsters. They are allowed one day a week for hunting and amusement, and after on church Sundays are allowed to amuse themselves by cricket of which are fond, they passionately I conder the deserves the Bishop
in manag for his tact praise ing the natives throughout— his theory that to teach a native to read, being write and pray only will never civilize, him. In addition to the above he must
greatest
be
;
seconded abfy in Brother
is
mission.
:
men
to. work of his
taught
to know
and
out
to
New
at
the
as
place
a
:
make
that
Norcia.
child does will nntive to better,
then
turn
him
out
the
into
of him, world to
gain his livehood, what will happen ? He will to a merchant go probably and when asked Well, what can you I write do 1 will can a good reply hand and can books. The keep your merchant would shake his head and :
:
i nave no tor you in say employment But should the blackman my office. be a ploughman, liorsebreaker shearer, or teamster find he will employment as as his white brethren and readily Not only has the get good wages." of New Norcia the Bishop gained of the confidence natives but he has of his gained the esteem, neighbours and of all with whom he has come in contact. You hear nothing of un between the settlers seemly quarrels such and the mission, as rife in are. :
other
parts
of
little
doubt
that
the
There
colony.
is
all notwithstanding the fostering care bestowed upon them at New Norcia by the good brothers the true blacks are out. dying Epi demics of various kinds keep con their tinually reducing members, but the half castes are as and hardy as prolific Europeans. The work was harvest about just for the season and it is completed that the New Norcia Eleven probable usual holiday, so that may get tbeir
another of those with the Perth If so the
see
you
may matches
ing
mantle clubs. be fdund will for
700-
hard acres
aud Fve-
club nut to crack. of land is cleared
and
cultivation,
annually
cropped
interest
country
a
yield
was
wheat,
average
as
Express
.its.-issue
extracts
some
published recently in which that Waddington,
gentleman on made
him.
W estern
Australia.
the
records:,
impression his
during
from " we On Friday the first sight the
went of
the
following
contemporary New Norcia
:
into
which
is
very
pic
town
or
village in hills
the Victoria
the
take
the,
reproducing the columns of our
q to
visit
We
of
liberty
.in-
y
gives
15.th,
pamphlets
lying
a which is valley, and is any Plains, We drove up to
but plains. thing Salvado's Palace, which forms Bishop three sides of a square, Spanish archi whitewashed a tecture, with walls,
about This
.
follows
10
:
—
bushels;
400 season
220 72
of
relief
brown
acres
the acres
acres,
round
the
windows.
The
who is a small healthy Bishop, man of seventy three, very/ stout, grey and a little received us beard, bald, most kindly. He. came there thirtynine
years,
which
forms
two
small
in
the
small
McTier
had
one
and I
is
fast-day
Friday but
small
a
cottage, of tKe part but it is out of character with of the buildings. In this he his where they have visitors,
receives and meals, also situated
Mr
built and
ago, exists
still
square, the rest
—
accountant
good
a
by
two Mr.
called
With reference to the amount of education for a native the necessary " If I teach observes Bishop rightly a blackman to read and write fluently and
from
between
a Occasionally thinking have a run. at large; he invariably time and begs to be taken on again. .
returns,
Victorian,
January
/
natives
the
regard home
They,
The of
turesque,
the. use hands he can earn his livelihood. He also be en must in and. this is amusements couraged one of the strongest inducements-held
About
shearing
and
a
.
an
walk in of fencing an to practice. The old evening a is given barn, long roomy building, over to them for this purpose and here are their instruments kept. On the mission at the present time there are of the native race 17 married about 20 young men, 15 young couples, women all and, in say 50 children,
the premises. passing
attention press,
threshing
and
of Th'ere are now 8000 bushels in the miil, of which all nearly be ground into flour for consump
In
at learning quick, Men who are miles off will three
are
and
have
had
we
music.
by
further
refused, is tax
of Brother Oltra wonderful progress.
its
large
back where they are quarters, young to comfortable. With very respect are the matrimony 3 oung people allowed to please themselves and when: and express a they fonn an attachment the is wish to get married ceremony in the performed legal form, when whilst men's
the able direction have made they
the .leave mission his or condition, in but a short-,
girls
the
.
are
affects hav for, grain, although of first-class large quantity agri it will cultural not pay to grow land, wheat for sale and cart it eighty miles over the heavy road to Perth In his business matters, the. Bishop
the in shape of of twenty-five in struments all and played by blacks, half-castes to the mission belonging is which They read music composed for them and, under by the Bishop,
is
a
never
made, evening
One
one.
light
extraction.
occupied
building women,
is
charge
no
cottages
European the
as
by
cottages and half-castes) wi h; couples (natives are as; their families. Their cottages well and iu some cases the chil kept dren as as well dressed many country
ing. wheat
aecordiug wings is the finest with rows of wine -
cellar
is
done
is
of the
the centre
about
roomed
aroundl; natives- away
direction
one
slope
year. stands
every,
search
a
in
that
dry
possessed there was
to bed. going supperless good bushman, the Bishop
a
resolved
be found.
they only
.
flour,
could
water
no
night
Therefore,
in
a
and
is
.of
cause
their
long and capable of seating the is Above altar a people. beautiful of the and painting Virgin This old Child fine by Murillo. is valued picture by the Bishop at but that sum would not pur £1000, chase it. Here also stands a wonder a fine of mechanism ful clock, piece
.
two
was
after
attendance
The
900
the
is too good to following one the Bishop occasion in a strange of the bush with part and when a halt was natives, made
the day,
little
are
medical
for
low owing to the dry-negs
do well
hives
fifty
which
acres
at New Norcia About S The honey is very), kept. of as it will not pay to thought to: Perth for export. The same
Bees
and and
miles
4
;
tc))Ke
1
;
ing
advice,
15 bushels average;
season.
for forty
robust
occupa which they
feet
'
.
outdoor
some
is
the
cart.it
of
attend, and
dwellers attend prayers The chapel which stands
village)
;
breakfast
evening.
the
present described by. experiences so graphically the good Bishop, would fill a, fair sized and would be | quite volumn, beyond the scope and length of my present, but paper, be missed
to
depart tion through as all other
with
have
they
then
confidence
—a
those to notice
average
often, coming in
They
chapel youths
and
prayers, at short
hay,
70
surprise agreeable music from a band
men
average
under
the good, father in charge, in people put requisition, from the surrounding districts
no
all young recently The ordeal Spain. through which have to pass is these young men I should if that, they are say such, to the test of the noviciate, equal there is but little to dread in their as future life brothers. At 3 o'clock bell a.m., every morning the
then present 1846. He was ac Serra and two companied by Father a few who, after lay brothers, months, to returned Father Perth, ieaving Sal vado alone to battle his. way amongst natives and without savage regular It is only those having had supplies. similar who know what experience those
eleven—
now
.
selected
,
olive,
able with comparison anything pro duced in the colony. In front of the main are the building premises occu of whom there are by Novices pied
eighty road to
country Bishop,
pear, plum, apple, and lemon trees in
The vineyard tected from the frost acres of fifteen looks well, adjoining of this aiid from about 2000 gallons wine is made which will bear favour
been
has
with
of
orangewhilst full bearing, pumpkins, melons, and tomatoes Tobacco grow like weeds. too well as did a coffee grew single but the latter had to be pro plant,
such To > attending efforts. founder and head of the\ mission belongs all the honour, and it is only object
stocked
fig,
the
by
—
well
over
liis
success
—
then my own nap just exceeded the winks. Behind the proverbial forty and house across the south extending of the Moore River is a branch splen and orchard did oc ten acres, garden
to
:!
above
shortly
barley,
'
Aiistralia:
!"
on aftferwaDds a disposition to take a short part of the visitors the heat you know and I just
was
)
that leave our shores. The. lever power is, although simple, very gobd, but the boxes might be improved; upon. to the A visit next was. dispensary where Father made, Coll presides;Here we found a well stocked chemist's and the supply, with the services shop,
wool
.
theiAhhrijies
df?eterii
The
soon
.
were
'
Spanish
enough
Miiopto
for we oppressive, 'to "hold obliged cry ancfi I remarked that there rather
atmosphere
the
.
of
Acpount
.
Some
a
the
fare
so
bedrooms
we
meat,
no
got
and
bountiful
was
are
dwelling. the other.
good,
dinner there was vegetable soup, salmon a (tinned), tremendously large omelette which must have contained a cake and twenty eggs, large sponge for
excellent
some
with
brewiug,
wine of his own and quite alcohol, had three meals there he saw we did not
light little
we pure ; in fact and altogether, starve. He first
took
also
cauliflowers, trees,
Vines
oranges,
lemons,
covered
a
ous
wells
feet
wide,
paddocks. rigines
are
onions, large1
his
around
us
extensive which gardens,; in extent, enormous
acres
fifty
cabbages
and
lettuces, mulberries,
&c.
and
area
fig
numer
forty feet deep, and twenty abound over the garden and
or Numerous abo blacks have been brought to the ; they all work, and many of
mission them are clever. very They receive £1 a week, which the Bishop pays in them meat, mostly vegetables,
a strict fec., account being There are about kept with each one. 150 blacks, 'men, women and children. I noticed of the latter, numbers mostly jg. in arms. The brothers; are; fifty-nine in all from or number, Spain Italy, and five fathers. They all' work, they for our Lord and say and Saviour, appear happy and contented', having
clothing,
,
taken
a
the
gardens
solemn';
.vow.
:
They wqrk
in
the and superintend ali of farm life. One has sole operations are which of charge of all; the horses, excellent and some breed, splendid stallions are amongst them. Numerous cattle belong to the mission and about an
12,000 largo acres
are run which sheep, as area, they have about of leasehold.
over
,
a
300,000
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instructed the Labour
jsSecond.
was
A
the
world,
opinion, .recommends
.
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protection. the free
or
coinage
;
Fredi
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the
Leslie,
Gaiety -
a
frotn
night
Dr.
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to
place the
Salvation
says, unfitted
however,
.
at
that
disposal lordship is station of settle-
the
ment.
i
rumours-
Vague here;
-
that
in
are
some
financial
big
,
circulation institution
or Melbourne Sydney is in trouble. is on colonial Blocks The effect of this the Tbe managers of disquieting. London agencies that the rumours say were are fcundationles6B and probably started which first by a well-known ring
<;in
.
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at
is
,
..and
colonial
bearing"
present
London, The,
8.
United
States
the
of
Secretary
naval expendi additions the .to. large is considered this result
list,
'
:
space Governments leaders.
A
further
.
strike
which
.
silver,
The ''
has
fall is
quoted
now
has
for
tender
a
not rails.
steel
!
single not will say they enguge Capitalists rethe contracts, for any large fearing in of labor troubles the iron currence
The American
The late Mr. been published. bequests
the
Press
could
have
arc
now
more
no
connection
the career who has bequeathed millionaire, his soq million to George sterling to his business abilities. recognition
concerning
The
of
Emperor
designed it that expected minutes five if down laid lines,
a
a
in
sonally
Radicals complain of public money
only
foolish
tbe but
Emperor,
matter
is
The peror's
.
by the
afloat on
strictly
this waste
:
will
built small
a
warship not keep
of
on
the
fads.
the
price
A
of
all
£100,-
over
owes
been and
various
in
lest
December
court.
is
lodging-house a small owed a greengrocer engaged a man greengrocer front
of the
placard, words
house
debtors'
upon "Bad
which
sum.
to
with
was
debts
9.
the
before
now
in
large the
The .
Adelaide
December
9
time in the taken place. has Council, man's block the working this
scene,
Legislative Mr. Cotton, last the asserted,, that advocate, night, of. the withdrawal Hon. J. H. reeent was the result of a Gordon from politics in certain .which conspiracy,, political
of the
to take the offers syndicate South Australian loan, of the balance the declines but the Agent General till the not money wanting offer,'
to
and
his attend substantiate
reservedly
Council were concerned. the re to withdraw
directed subsequently on next Tuesday place the
withdraw
statement, with an
it
or
un
apology.
if
to
not
to is
race
a
enslave
that
sentiments the water
fact
dated
by
constitutionally being his own countrymen,
before choose
his
article
direct A
Duke of
the
across
belonging and in the
gentleman,
publican public before
party, distinction tho last
thirteen and it,
million of that,
in
to
to
It
is
quent
and
Re rank of
simply
it
to as
au
sensibly
and paper, that accordingly currcnte calamo. announcement. is
au
instrument
he A
has
The
currens
4
Great
elo
to
desire Britain
close of his his readers it
truly
singular calamus welladapted for the the small hours of tbe
who in journalist has to render for the morning night in a few or the pith minutes, papers, the froth, as the case ujay be, of the de bate scarcely euded, or the telegram just
"
all
;
industrial
enjoyment
with
"
many
to
respect anarcnists
pare
the
parts "
over supreme and dependent
priests ignorant,
"and
that
the
perhaps,
Irish
people that they between brute
compound that
are
there are not the their which minds, of mankind
at
savages
are
ra'hcr,
and
common
;
sort
of
demon
;
a
avenues find
we
iu is
It large. and sour,
the as
if
hot and confounded
sweet
physics, moist cold,
example
to secure
(ibid).,
Iu
132).
in
and,
fatal
the
are
tney
case
regard take our
written
their
with
peasants" anarchical fanatics." are some of the leading premises of the article. They prove the con and more than the conclusion. clusion, be sustainod, They 6how, if they can
to
this
and the longest highest heights can be pushed to which assertion lengths from from citation, reference, apart from from that examination authority, of the facts or of either the literature the the case, to which writer does not this becomes condescend. Of he towards the he informs
wnicn
(ibid), These
of the
aware
profess
are
reign superstitious
we
as
leaders
progress" of any property" (p. will
me
elsewhere.
author,
distinguished iu the abstract of Euclid,
civil
and
the
question best to sepai'ute altogether of its from the personality
now
is
the
of'
iu
enormous of opinion by phalanx ? substruction of a single man misis a But the word arguments Those who wish for urguments uouieiv
look
has
so
individual or citizens" by ".the subjects of Ireland, make would "legislative " the and attacks" upon life, liberty of those who very persons property" it bad elected The principles (p. 131).
that Presidential election votes would be cast at
must
body which
to say of tho very been main that union
we
in
;
the
this
.passage, is 1'be argu
The they all do it falsely (p. 129). same but people make the profession they also are liars, except a few who are A Parliament, elected dupes (ibid).
millions, there tkirteeu would twelve and a half be favourable to cause of Will the the Ireland. to diminish argument of the Duke serve
on
the
but
iu
told
of history.
leaders all Irish remain in unity
who,
first
its
? hopes and aspirations to make time, however, frankly one admission. It is that the Duke's conclusion is warranted fully by his pre If they mises. it stands. stand, But are Let us what these premises? of his assumptions. recite some, The
repu-
America,
than
for has
their It
passed
were appear, a Parliament with a majority to his views. opposition
more
many centuries, been proof which alike the against sword and the penal laws, and, as in the has given in the eyes Balkan Peninsula, consecration of tbe people a to special tbe Church, as the nursing mother, not but of. all only of their life, religious
them,
could
a
law
until
what are union
tained
the the
were
ever
English
was so bad, extraordinary
same
every
people
liberate
putable by the the act
it regarding a proposition measure of
collector.-'
that
of couithe rights yet to deny them all national and inde mnnities, historically over own The their destinies. pendent, of this not execution task, easy in itself, wus grievously by the indis hampered
walk a
American to
as,
thing
paper
for gave a verdict damages against jury to £300 the greengrocer amounting
Another
that
keepers The
printed
back
this
the deprecia The meeting
in
land.
case
curious Two
ordered and was
National Library of Australia
estate
-
He was marks,
(January.
the took
adjourned.
members
A
he
of
tenant.
an
evicted
have
to
companies
in
tion
the Em
at of moonlighters A large party in County old man a tacked very and nearly killed and assaulted Kerry, the ground he bad suc that him, on
ceeded
Hawthorn
with assets nominally only ibat Tho accountants £28,000. report Sir Matthew's books were clearly kept is information available and that every The mouey concerning his transactions.
detail.
of
loudly
that the the only of mutila
clear
Sydney,
per It is
.
same |
detectives than ever
in
sterling,
To-day
shoddy
9.
Germany has
new
creditors
the
convert
opinion
Davies place was at which a statement in the which showed that was the insolvent warth over
Sir
appears
Prince of Wales is resuming a new H.R.H. has ordered yaohting. American Hues. yacht on the latest December
to
,
for
pen.
because that thirteen hundred Church was ago the Celtic divided, and fomented other therefore divisions, are the Irish of to-day to incompetent own But their Irish affairs. if manoge of thirteen the discord hundred years
in
fellow-citizens whereas
gallop
years
and Scotchman every of Irish the coudition gov and briefly slightly ernment, as above would neither be attempted set forth, by nor tolerated any legislator by either of the people of Great Britain. The task the Duke took in hand was
the man distance
-
;
affords
has
his
is
ment
five-
their
kingdoms
of
a
curr(ehs
article
author
its
of fact. tbe argument
better
no
Euglishman knows that
000,
The
Loudon,
of Matthew
'
liabilities.
kiud, consequently abusive than ever deceased of the
more
perplexed with the
with
a
to
domain And
four-fifths
laws other
the
being
possibility the occurred,
year 1888 half a million
will has charit
s
contains
It
of any is
Gould
Jay
;
able
wbieh any
tion
submitted
market. ,
casein
This
intact.
yesterday,
of Representa
shows
circumstances, is
or
is
the
for.
;
that
it
a
than six centuries afterwards. Such is of the currens tho working calamus wlien the article stumbles into the accidentally
support
by
allegations
and
the
were
mystery. A meeting
to is now a bill repeal tives considering for the compulsory the Act purchase must ; the effect If of silver. passed, the silver to be further prejudicial '
when
cow
They
legislation.
And
indeed
as
suppose
voile face ait io obedience,
which Pale and which existence in Ireland had no
with the protection suffrage, of a most carefully constructed system of secret voting. Even those who forced on Ireland the it was to Act of Union loudly declared an of rights absolute give them equality
tree
a
which
picious corpse
of House
island,
its iu
—
of
household
light
two and killed close feeding by, was while auother instantaneously, pinned to the ground by the limb of a tree. cow was thrown Auother falling
in
and coal trades.
small
to
of constitution," and that was no there law in the country except the English law " in the smaller area of the tJale,"
returning of their Parliameuto them. tavy representatives uphold their as We acknowledge competency the widest citizens them by allowing
of a body in tbe The exhumation which -was Melbourne Cemetery, supunder sus posed to have been; buried
in place at 3s 24d.
Government
Sydney
received
taken
a
over a high fence, while a thrown considerable away and rendered unconscious.
.
able
Wednesday
on
milking
in
these sixths
Wood morning..
was
devote consider papers the to eulogising Sydney the firmness respecting
force,
their
organs,
masees,
study any book or even any or about Ireland. speech pamphlet wonderful the There is one exception Duke has been readiug, and. lias cited, " Monks of the West," Montaleinbert's he learns that Ireland had from which thirteen its hundred golden age "some even then years ago" (p. 134) ; that tho vices Celtic Church had " incurable
more
9.
and
right
The London
j
December
at Mr.McCulIoch's
struck
lightning cows,
;
..
and
London
.The advise;
in
highest
execute
ealamus.
moment
they by an
obey
warning
indication reined in the
never
which
to
compelled
only
armed
per cask carried.
of thunder
storm
lands Btation A was man
Westminster Bank to the Government Sydney bills from the withdraw, the colony's V market. „
j
to
A heavy ning occurred
satisfactory.,
highly
were
The the
scoundrel.
a
duty of three shillings was imported cement finally
on
view
they assented,
moment's
very countless
no
wants
him
was
proposed
fiscal
which
to
constitutionally
subsequently reported Mr. Parsons whb Speaker, whereupon and with named. He then apologised the apology, drew. The House accepted The but Mr. Parsons did not return.
increased
of the7 largely ture! and the
pension
the In
for
a surplus treasury reports sterling. year of two millions
,
government
its
calamus
he is engaged to rivet of Ireland a form of
have
governors, well as its that it will currens
had called
Melbourne,
December
'
ofEoglaud, American which reads
efforts of the the gigantic to in first people 1861-5, area of negro and then slavory and the present it altogether,
in which struggle the people upon
the
shares.
mining
of K.
taken has recently place. Subsequently to a division. After Mr. Catt consented Mr. this that Mr. Parsons Catt stated matter
stocks
the
than one hundred and thirty men Life and thousand (G rattan's him Times, V., 31), which tho Duke self or and kuows they dislike abhor, which they declare to be totally unsuit able for the supply of their practical
.
j
7.
Catt, whilst the sub was cement
night. of Committees,
is
the Duke Hon. W.
between
American
ject of the extra duty on under in consideration committee, to notice the call refused for a division betweeu whom and by Mr. Parsons, Mr. considerable friction Catt, personal
the
description
a
plaGe Mr.
Rule
to
the
ciple or
in
Home
American Review" "North for has August the Duke of Argyll contributed au article in which he pro to show there is a close that poses absolute in prin or an identity analogy: In
the limit to abolish
took
scene
last
Chairman
His
Army.
such
for
unusual
of a'
follows:
as
unassisted,
Adelaide
December
Adelaide,
An
celebrated
Assembly
Albany,
near
Goblup, of
,
the
Secretary -to send of the any Hill into Broken
of ty phoid.
Lord wants Brassey station Australian at
Booth his West
Greer,
Melbourne.
last
dead.
General
,
the
died
the
Siemens,
is
electrician,
attack
severe
Werner
of
comedian;
Company,
Burlesque
Mr;
cannot reach ployed Sydney and at must either stay
silver.
:
W;a
the American to compliment equivocal which has taken its stand on the uatiou, Bideof Ireland its through its legislatures,
ANSWERS
reply which the Right Argyll, Prime Minister Gladstone, the contributes to "North and Review" for October,
has of
Dibbs
to to to bring agree any arrangement about a reduction of rates over the rail the of New South way, people that the unem Wales arO of opinion
in his Address
result,
George
Bureau, from unemployed South Australia and pay full As fares. the Premier of South Australia refuses
j
U nited the his-;
in
unprecedented
the of
of
Sir
Vindication of title
imain
,
Ttory.
the
.
of
condition
porous States
;
Sydney,
The Premier,
-
Fifty
8.
.
London, ;
is..
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December
;
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a
head torpedo. December
arrived but surely les« for ; appropriate a statesman who date.his birth Cabinet Minister from forty, years back, and who has now been spending many of those years iu leisure, and it is a most
ttgsu
.
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Melbourne,
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were aud dry, The common rudiineuts of together. human and existence actions as o in; their case and confounded inverted, perverted into Other men enter political society
the sake of securing and of property, promoting aud the arts of life, but the the purpose or of restraining for
ing
them
.
government Yahoos
dupes,
cannot
frame
for
them,
more
of
proposed simplest
by mode
? question of assertions,
of
a
thah
outside
of tho palo not dealiug. Might of the island, ironically the best and be Swift,
are they human
ordinary the scuttling
their
or
liars,
industry for Irish overturn
rational for Either in tbe of or knaves,
Houyhnhnms.
or
character
We
hud
life
of
extravagance
the Irish and consequences
handling
Assertions such as their
these, own
supply best
by
coa-
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976666
futation. But it may be well to bear in mind a few facts. We: indisputable have' bad and wc have a great body of Nationalists is
ability
of
cacy
The
testing
charged
on
one.
effi
breach Parliament, and would needless, be offensive to cite names. The fact will not be which is falsehood. No questioned), such charge bas been proved, uay, none such bas ever been advanced against
'
these
men,
reviles.
whom the article To the charges of
dangerous language and in some days, open ation
since
but, with
;
a
stances,
probably
Moreover, and
Irish 1795, the
affairs.
What
1782 own
and
life
?
gress on the
in contemplated in 1886. templated but a bugbear set
grossly and heated
the
the
at
seven
heard the
circnm-
not
inevitable nation had,
evil.
Mr.
between
the
was
of
effect
his
and
has it strain upon the United
into the
mass."
indissoluble declaration of one
volunteers
the
by describing
The
article
of
fill
was
as
is a quivt of utterances
The
being way of
which supply references form, to and test their which correctness, been republished have recently ("Special of the Irish Question." Aspects : so as to give London Murray. 1892), for
the
utmost
With Duke
facilities before the these him, nor does not refute, attempt to one even of these statements. instead a he says of refutation,
refute,
But, for
"
facility
example" the
represented
(p Bill
of
back to Ireland giving she had once of what she "
never
tenth
that 1886
I as
limited
a
|
,
have .
My
perfectly of 1782 ment same
sense
as
The
Britain.
was
in
itself
;
to
we
power tion
for
of legislating of laud ; and
writer
of the of
Bill
It
.
community. of
the lights those which
hands,
alia,
iu
strict
legal
>vbole
of
these
great-
jurisdic-
time the
the critical
ques the Nationalists, concurred in a
Constitution given, stitution ments
iy
I
the
them
that the excentional
in
to
gives such as
respect them no are
life
power
possessed autonomus
by every The writer the American
thinks
that
are States Constitution (p, 152; to them, and seems that the powers of the Federal
unaware
and defence in general, upon com of and on merce, every description was all of its and this power taxation, But the Bill of 1886 exclusive power. and I believe
certain
supposes
1886 grave of legislation
powers and property.
navy,
imperial
on
article
"gives"
stantially, form, the
a
all
1886,
Parliament. Let us a closer into the matter. little of 1782 had power to. The Parliament and war, act upon peace upon army,
kept
Irish
proposal
subordinate
sub
a
with readiness, which absolutely debarred the local Parliament of Ireland from con a Church establishment. For structing these instances of moderation they never receive a word of credit. The in
Parliament Parliament contemplated
inter
as
a
hands exclusively
whatever, except in the colonies
in
is
manner
that
or,
the
Federal
ate in itself,
the
exclusively
language
of
"
delegated" to Ai t. Constitution, who acquired States,
United
are
"
with carry them of doctrines the common cf law P. England." Yes they do (" Anson on the 131.) II. but subject to Constitution," 257), alteration and in like manner ; Ireland will and carry witb her both the common says, and
the statu te law, not to mention such statu te as the Act of 1887, which Great law, Britain in at Westminster represented her feebler 1887, has fastened upon imagination horrors which
the
upon
is
parliament
to
of the
impotence
Imperial
them.
prevent
Let
us
to
us.
case
presented millions of Britons their arms folded of Irish nationalists millions tion)
the
legislature consider
to the
while iuflict
calcula (such is the Unionist kind of lawless wickedness every
and
—
on
Thirty-five stand by with three millions on two other
to
are
feasts Irish
an
and,
enact,
this,
ions
have
land and
and while
while the thirty-five mill the entire force of the military of the Empire in their hands,
with than
such
prophets
with
as
infuriated
an
powers the Con
(Amend to it 10; their re
spective sovereignties by the Declara tion of Independence and the treaty that put an end to the war. He dwells pu (he fact that no limitation beeu has
her.
analogous
to
As
them
to
all
alike,
inso
under
trampled absurd
so
foot,
it
is
suppose (and most of all iu the case of a country separated a from us by only few score miles of that the Imperial would 6ea) power view such a state of things with indif and become a party ference, to it by a to
shameful
acquiescence. general upshot is that to agrees generously undergo restraint which is imposed
The
every upon the many other
our
they defence,
our
and colonies, They retain legislation upon deal of with the question they contribute nothing to Ireland abanwillingly and consents to powers of share equal Imperial under these and, circnm-
charges. dons all these bear
her
burdens
;
of such is the astounding force to be found men of there are prejudice, and who rank, character, ability, denounce such a guarded gift of auton stauces,
omy aud
to
with show
a
Ireland
as
a
monstrous
thing'
unheard of in its extent. But the writer concludes series
that
of statements the woes of all
aud
6elf-sought it is subject to deal with 6ide by side
quite him
article
with
iu
to are
On this for
unnecessary To
detail.
bis opinion, reader the
the American remarkable exposition
by
me
"What
is so
An that
says
he
as
has;
Northern a
but
wanting be Celtic
race.
afraid
that
peculiar
to
of p.
It
prosperity.
Romanism
or
What,
is it'? I then, tohich lias thing Ireland has been the
the
Government 177,
to look the I see, there
demagogues have not' been
material
am
been
1
of America listen to
demagogues,
tbe
demagogues. demagogues
to
undoubtedly in
cannot
to
when
States who
people who
but
one
"
England
(Hansard
719).
There is, however, one other authority which I may quote against the Dnke of and which he may deem worth Argyll, It is the Duke of Argyll. my quoting. A few years more very ago he was and more temperately minded equitably with to Ireland. Iu th3 end of respect 1885 he addressed a letter to the " Times" which it may be newspaper well to under the notice of the bring American reader. The Duke argaes,
the
resources,
that
reasou
bouutiful
a
lug
soil, so
after our
a
a
Atlantic,
not
American
people
of connec
measure
farther
off.
but
to
as
now
from
supply
to estrange the oause of the principle a
which we pattern upon model might the work which he then plainly contem as needful. His plated words are :
"
The United
nations
of
States
the
of
alone, must
earth,
the
ull
iu
this
be
our great exampler" (Dnke of December 26, 1885, in the Times" of December 29, p. 6, col. 1.)
Argyll,
How
then stands the case at this The Duke labours to convert of the Union to the opinion tbe holds, but away from he held only six years I ago.
moment. the people
he
now
opinion
have cited his arguments aud the pas for determining sage in which he declares the relations and Great between Ireland the relation of Britain, the Union is to supply less
does
not
it
give
Note.
States
our
great
ex
give
Ire-
—
with
to
1886?
or
?
more
W
text
the
Does that passage than the 'plan of
emplar.
.
E.
Gladstone.
I do not
wish to burden the to merely personal the Duke states— as
matters
But myself. without usual, That I have
words:
quoting
declared that have been removed
(1) Irish
all
grievances (p. 135) ; " (2) That I never discovered all this" till I was and (3) past seventy-five That I denonnced for Irish leaders Irish describing in the manner history in which I now describe I call it. for of these proof three assertions, only the that adding (a) efforts of great Parliament to deal with the most no torious and grievances, such as ;
'
cryiDg
the
and the the most signal sentiment of nationality
Church
afforded
following Salis
upon
people
impossible
where did the Duke -find a solu tion for this ? Not in the pro difficulty visions established by the Act of Union as it now stands. He looked across
Prime
a
and
is
And
these
with such en fur behind the
kind
which
tion
stand
Lord
y
honorable friend arises from the
it
Irish people listening I have as much dislike
I present
:
who with ormous
his
intended Ireland
self-inflicted.
to
bury
except
singularly pros the small of space imoccupy, having
religion. me
laud
Ireland
j
the natural rebat distinguish ed among all the peoples of Europe for the earnestness' and intensity of their Roman Catholic belief. Therefore I cannot canse of the say that the Irish distress is to be found in the Roman sources
"
that either iu the Dominion of in any other or in Ireland, a colony, of terror be established, and reign could
trade,
proved
matter
in
or
restraints.
industry,
Ireland,
?
suppose Canada,
autonomous
for
considering that they to the uttermost of that country,
country
the the
days who have seized au a witch aud arp carrying
are anticipations preposterous and cruel in their absurdity, But as it is absurd to
justice equally
of
Ireland
place of burning of Ireland is
with
path
to
of the great self-governing colonies, iu which all exec respects pt those of and wrong, be com suffering may fairly
lence.
the
the
for
woman
pared these their
forward there, going with prosperity most strides at rapid I believe the present ; moment more than her rapid England self. Some say it is to be found in the Roman Catholic But I look religioD. to and I find there Belgium, a people second to none in the in
race
to the with referring arrangements that the inexorable' colonies, condi tions of physical geography demand iu
two other millions who, the same authorities posssess the main part of the properly, the intelligence, and of the industry the country, allow themselves patiently like lambs to be led to the slaughter.
according
in
But
race. a
Vol. anti-Irish
found
Celtic
8 ee
near
303.)
p.
Celtic
? Some that it say of the the character I look to France, and
race
tbe
be
Catholic
Constitutional
States,"
he Colouists," all the principles
case
statesman,
mght
of the
The
after power roaring their like lions after But Mr. prey. Parnell himself proposed that the British should retain Parliament in its own
at once on behalf iu 1886 was accepted, as a of Nationalism, Parnell, by Mr But according subordinate Parliament. the sovereign Parliament to the Duke, had not one -tenth part of the power of
the look
th
History " Our
"
frivo
a
articles
that
particu
have carried the as at least height that, iu the future it can
be
to
Sterne's
the
calamus
go
from
to
be exceeded.
It appears Nationalists
quoted
old her
in
with have another, who them between knaves
sure,
(The
to
Europe,
account
on
than
more ?
crowd
we
a
be anything amusement
gallant
Irishmen
classes
still
would
any more of other
which
One
abridged
or
in
English is
English, perous,
of condition previous even the ultraism of the Duke lead of him to the point the that smallest believing they have to the case of Ireland, or relevancy that them in a Bill for Home Rule inserting
reasons
that
Article XIII. slavery. ser and involuntary for crime and ; Article that are personal rights
of race, color, or servitude. Can
these,
And
But, with
not
How
dishonor the negro
was
exoept. provides to be denied
XV.
country.
a
oppression in the same
such
rest
mav
never
the very of Great
the
is
can
negro
met, of
species
currens
Parlia
The
accurate.
pudding
was Argyll negro slavery.
I believe
and his
And this non(supposed) (P. 131). is of my own Bill given by description " as the writer misrepresen proving my of Irish tations which it is plain history," more thau he has never examined, any Irish he has examined itself. history of Ike Bill however, description, was
of
practice
had never statesman."
a So monstrous proposition been made before by any
of
divides charitably and dupes. By the completeness of of that race his excommunication from the human the writer of this article pale,
whereas Parliament with
"
plum
a
full
as
is
Americans
plums.
Hottentots
only share
as
termed insnlt, the Irishman. Prime Minister,
enjoyed,
has had a of the enormous
Ireland
me
to
slavery
itself
when
epoch,
relate
The
colonies. the imagine
before
Duke
lar
power given All by that scheme." (P. 133). pro was and all liberty left absolutely perty at the of the Irish Parliament. mercy one
to
never,
confutation.
132),
of union and the
at this
to adversary too many -ways the ed and oppressed.
his
are
smallest between
hardly conceive how in completely ingrained mautal of the habits many who boast of the is their the support Union, of that practice insulting
which
which
volume,
that
article
insults of full
in
torical
the
cause
which
fifteen
there is withers of all those
sister.
in government, conjunction autonomy, has (for us) become and has been discovered to be
local
The
against
history
a
universal, the of it should harmless, bo negation of Ireland, kept alive in the single case as if lor no other than to in purpose on that country. flict dishonor
inflated
ThiB series
a
moderate
a
Irish
on
"
as
America
warns
my statements untrustworthy. disposing
it
a
bonds
conclusion
with
(Declaration, p.p. 2, 11, cannot the Duke of Argyll escape from the force of such and original weighty testimony fable."
at
re granted, waits upon it, these instances, score in number
Kingdom
responsible
of corps time the and 1783);
at
in
is to hardly possible of which perverse ingenuity degree alone could lead any or which Cabinet, has now led one at least to statesman,
five
forty-
published
the
interval. recollection,
It
people
This
the
ti.e
of
one
approaching beeu found to
had
Irish
not
the side of
been
perhaps
declared, appearance of unanimity than has recently been seen in the sense the recent opposite of, that all ground of changes had both removed distracted
But has
of
majority
Irish
lous
but
government that except now wherever
Empire,
autonomy sponsible government
more
and
British
the did
England.
on
responsible
local
1795, the deplorable recall of Lord Fitzwilliam arrested the National movement and gave hope and to faction. life Nor is it less true that the Proiestams the then of North
England
no
our
execu
Commons,
personal
Westminster.
when
differences with " united the once
was
of
nor not resign, when condemn
daring
own
my
in
in
undisguisedly
opponents
the
Protestant also true that this admitted Roman Catholics the franchise in 1793 and was ready Par admit them to full in equality
much
was
Within
is
with
did
1782,
in
an
say,
even
exist,
Pitt, he at
House
Parliament
in
to
once did dissolve, ed by the House of abode his time, and the
of its
management
fotmally
is
this
responsible
dependent upon the popular chamber,
on and pro industry property, It was confessed in the debates and Union by both sides alike, that the period by Lord Clare,
liament
us frighten In 1782,
that
directly of majority
But
to
?
tive
there
to
to
senses
conis
the writer of out
by
up
was
what
And
government,
has
notably had been of of independence a period material unexampled progress. "Yes," it will be Baid, "but this was under a and trnly Protestant Parliament said. it
tide
and
1782,
beeu even of
Britain
no more has been opened, this -serious, under but, ,
not
so
among the
which
one
prohibits vitude
;
that
they consist, could the gall least of Nationalism;
not
true,
be aware of which
must
articles
that neither of the indeed, gave to Ireland by law what is while it called responsible government is also true that such government w&b
in other they may been have cases, of reconcili prospect
Great
he
.
It is schemes
is
(it
on the to the Irish, analogous amendment introduced into the Federal Constitution the war of after If the Duke secession. bas read these which amendments, may be doubted,
placed
-
the very addition, mat highest its and ters within sphere, yet, placed of an article, so Parlia 6ays the writer ment A has not one-tenth of the part the power of Parliament B. Such are of the currens the explots calamus
another, of faith
late
:
in
has,
Parliamentary proceedings known. Other men, and other have
parties, in the
'
denied.
!
Their
our
well
is
not
Parliament.
in
puzzle lative
i
Irish
Here is, indeed an arithmetical Parliament A has every legis possessed by Parliament B, and
tions.
.
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That
Minister, Home Rule
laud
laws that
proofs lies
have the
deeper than
in
I
1882, when I was no imposed limit (Haosard, February
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the limit which I now except seek to impose, namely, that it is in no to the. central way impair authority to and to bind requisite the govern 9,
1882)
.
.
empire.
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JIIYE Lately
imported Western
ENTIRES,
show. three
Roes to
Cargarie
Mr.
by
and
all
through Colony.
In
1889
the
Warrack-
at
one
First old
year
old
at
First
:
First First at at Talbot, First at Hardies at First Hill, First at and Ballarat, Warracknabeal, First at Ballau ; making the splendid total of Twelve First Prizes up to a two Lord served nine year old. Hopetoun last
season,
He
is
a
prove
a
Bhould country. Lord,
and
in
sire
sire,
6lrong
well
Laird Laird
the
over
grand
Strowan's
o'
o'
when
Jess,
.
;
Prize
First as
two
a
Prize
as
and
as
year Clunes
larat,
old,
and
at
Fii'Bt
First as
Skipton
Skipton Prize
a
live
old
year ;
as
brood
a
mare
old,
Skipton at Bal Second Ballarat, four only
he
tor
at
have been won wiDg prizes o' Strowan In 1886 at Laird by Show of the National the Grand Spring folio
the
Agricultural as a yeai'ling of £30 Fii'Bt
won
10s, horse in each
;
also First sweepstakes of £5 5s., given by Messrs. and & Cup Co., Challenge in Colt Grand at £30 for best
produce
;
of two
gifts
Alston valued
Draught Horse making 5 First placed District
He Talbot
was
Produce Prizes first
Sweepstakes, at
at
United
that
Show.
Clunes Agricultural
also first in group Exhibition; He at same show held iu 1886. awarded First Prize for draught one the Ballarat old entire colt at
Society's of three was
year
k.
and Pastoral Society's Agricultural First at Cargarie, &c., Show in 1886. the same Exhibitions year for yearling for one old First year noltor filly. and Western District at Geelong colt First Show in the same year.
Sp"ng for
yearling
HiU
Spring
colt draught and Bullarook
at
in the First Society. colts draught three yeariiDg at Smeaton Champion prize in Show 1886, Society tural
or
fillies.
Agricul for
draught coll or filly. First as a two 1887 he gained Disand' Western at Geelong old year at Show ; First Spring Society's triet of Vic Society Agricultural National Iu
toria
at old colt; First year Spring Exhi &c., Association stallions ; for two year old draught and Talbot Show for at Clunes First at stallions ; old draught
as
a
two
Smeaton,: bition First two
imported), of blood strain less cost. of the
is
year
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a
1888.
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G".
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oni the
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0 or
Owner.
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of
travel the travelling
baited
Horses kept for
with
replete Crape-cloths,
all
the
latest
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Corduroy Summer
White Serges, and all the Sateens, dress materials. fancy
Prints, in
x>rgductious
We a very carry materials inulndiug elolb,
MeriuoS; and Greuudiues,
large
stock
of Black
Fuuey
dress
Terms
Cash.
Chemists, I860.
Melbourne)
that
have
they dispensing for
opened
a
the
of pure which
Dietetics M. &
valids, mention
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Malted
Highly ordinary
valuable.
External and
sit
use
at
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specially
Food
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upwards.
1/-
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material.
for infants Co. would
of
Camphor Tinctures
dress
LaceCorduroy cloth, Nuns Veilings, Cashmeres, Black
accom
given
keeping
Faney
Cloth,
parties
of Homiepathic sale oi pure medi Prescriptions cines in Pilules, Tinctures and Trituralious. An assortment of Medicine Chests and Guide Books for usj will be kept in family stock. Attention will also be to the
novelties in Cream figured
Fancy Muslins,
'
sale.
in
notify Pharmacy -for the
THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is
; '
CO.,"'
to
BEG
for
Visitors/
Rutes.
Established OF
GOODS
Boxes
MA1ITII
:
t
charges.
Loose
Homcepathic
SHIPMENT
FIRST
reasonable
and Pia-nic vV edding modated with Vehicles.
Owner.
SHOWING
NOW
at
Stalls and and Country
Spare Shippers
aud
Albauy
Perth.
Streets,
to of any Expresses forwarded part Saddle Horses for Ladies the Colony. and Gentlemen, also Buggies and other Carriages, always on hire.
0
two
one
and
Murray
0 0
6 5
where for
MUSSON,
ARE
EXPRESS
and
ESTABLISHMENT,
si
d.
route.
To those eaeli, at residing 1/distance from Medical help M. & Co, have the greatest in confidence introducing their of Baptisia for Low Fever. The preparation attention will he to all promptest
a
ALSO Shirt
'Jackets,
Mantles,
given
Chilton
Blouses,
Braid
Fancy
Shirt-fronts, Parasols, Tinsel Gimps, Black
and
Braid and Bead Gimps Silt Sash Laces, Ribbons, Belts, Ribbons, and Chiffon and underclothing. Scarfs,
A
less
class
first
realy is
Millinery Untrimmed
now
on
straw
pence couut
!
up-
orders of on receipt stamps and bottle for postage, Liberal per allowed to agents,
country L
MARTIN
&
two
Dia»
Co.,
E'A&TI
Barrack
near
of trimmed show rooms
selcteion view in our
hats and bonnets Feathers, Flowers, Hat-pins, Millinery
also
variety
tinsel-ornaments I
ANCY
50
Gipsey
50
Book
Street.
in
I
end
Fancj &c. See
NEW
;
Tables
Esq.,
Ribbon
W.
55s. &
Shirts
in
Flannel
White
Drill
We a
have
splendid
Straw with
and
just opened assortment colored in
Hats from Is. from Puggaree
G. &
E.
O.
and
Silk.
&c.
and
have
now
of
Mens' Felt the latest
all
3d.
—all
mabked
Millinery, Ribbons,
Hats,
MAN'S, cheap.
—
and
English
Muslins,
,
on
viev Hat
French Goods,
Cambric, Prints, Sunshades. Hats,
Braces,
Tweeds,
v
shapes I Hat 8
Feathers,
Laces,
Dress
Gents'
Hoeiery,
l
Bonnets,
Flowers,
Ties,
each. Terai 6d. each. etc.
6s.
HEAR
s
Flanne
&c.
Suits
O.
(id.
DEPARTMENT.
Cotton,
Trousers,
GOODS
lid. 7s.
We our New are now showing Season'! Mens' Goods in this department (including and Youths' Tweed Tennii Boys' Suits,
Black
R.
4s. & 5s. (id.
SUMMER at
GOODS,
Shelves
CLOTHING
Blue
Paisley. a great
Perth.
Sts.,
MCARDLI3,
HORSE
E, C« S HENTON'S,
pos
Mr.
Pier
see
IMILL1NERY.
foaled
by
and
MURRAY-STREET'
Victoria. horse,
bred
Moral
executed
Repairs, and Care.
..
Vehicles
of
Rates.
:
I iutend horses to
en
AND
latest
(imp).,
Clunes,
Blue
home,
one
other description at Lowest Possible
I
Reasonable
Faucy
House, Fenwick, Drawhilling of and was the property Kilmarnock,
-at
...
Cashmeres, Delanes, and plain Zephyrs,
Taylor,
Blub
bail
and
RTTTF,
(imp.)
David
Stations
all
Stallion.
Clydesdale
near
November
...
NEW
prize
be
can
By Blue Ribbon Bred by. William Navy
...
...
horse-boxes, above mentioned
and dam having and the best very that could be got regard
Pure-bred
they
on
sire
NAVY
best
yearling
Champion
stallion
any
been
Ascot,
COVER,
...
ling
t
he w&b Society also awarded the the best blood in being Smeaton he was placed
(both
Blue of
Hardies
TO follow
as
arrangements for Government
THEIR
mention. He is a sure foal-getter, has a beautiful temper. the Duke The above will prove that the very best blood descended from The Duke the Colonies. has as good
The
If the
was
Smeaton,
Agricultural best group
At
Pedigree
5
has
and
as
that
Spring Carts, and Heavy Tip
temper.
re
Bills Approved accepted more Mares are served
namely
Show,
be
JOHN
by Sultan. stone, but of Glengariie, The Duke is half, brother to Welling too numerous ton, and a host of others
pedigree sessed of
build
R.
CHARGES
last
where
particulars
Briton.
in
a
splendid been raced. a
The Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue
„
in
and
Book.
two raced
be
Ballarat, times,
the
the
to
every
Mercier
received
inform
.Perth,
,
Tip Carts, Light improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggons, Double and English Delivery Vans, Single Seated Baggies, Dog Carts, and
head aud ueokj
graud
a
public
to
prepared
Spring Drays
slauding with dark
high,
Pier Sts
None bat seasoned Gum and other timber
£
Englaud in 1867, and imported in Got by King Tom to Victoria 1876. to out of Qui Vive (sister Vidette), by Van Voltigucr by Birdcutcher, Darrell, Nell by Bl&ckiock. by Inheritor, to brother King King Cole is full of 'the. winner Two Thousand Lud, Guineas. Dam, Frou-Frou (imp.), by Macearoni her dam, Glengowie, by Touch ;
is
has
will
me oest oioou or sire, Having any at Daylesford. also placed First Sire of Duke, King Cole (imported),
to
fuller
Stud THE
was
bred
at Prize
mare
of Victoria, Society First Prize of £50 10s. iu the draught
a
& McGregor since proved
to
and
At
he
as
been
second.
Mount
First,
yard. and First,
Champion (imp.) The
and
for
First'
stone
Green, For
been purchased for stud purposes
three National
placed
the
when a dry
year
Hill placed
and also Ballarat, Champion Prize for best female of the dam Dick's Greet grand by yard. as
was
Champion
;
at
lie
Talbot,
at
at yearling Prize First
a
three
a
old, years Ballarat ;
Prize
Second
won
fifteen
sum
came
Graud
Ballarat
<1
Maggie
piece,
has very successful at the stud, and in the show The Duke been shown has yards. times the several around Coleraine and obtained District, first always at all shows; the principal Since prizes The .Duke been shown
by
Stailiou,
inch
oue
anil
,
and
middle
never
He
season.
dam, MiSs Maggie, Hopetoun's Buchanan grand by George (imp.) Miss dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) Lo
by
purchased
Wish are
The was that Sire of Malakoff' Wonderful Suwarrovv who performer won the Victorian Derby and other races. important Dam Duchess, by Chieftain Letitia, Chieftaiu New Warrier— -Langar by
with
shoulders,
record
Ross
Bay
a
and is possessed of Malakoff' has never
near & Sons, of Five Hundred Guineas, and being used on the station ever had to remove him on since, they account of having to get another change blood. Johnson & Sons of Messrs. to resolved him, and he was part with
the
He
points.
Johnson
for
at
at
O'DJSJL,
of Go'dericiti
—
bone;
to
Messrs..
Coleraine,
stallion, breeding Scotland, imported.
of
Pride
Coxa's...;
flat
havnig two-year-old
a
by
Daruley. grand sire,
is
immense
unbeaten and has
first
Stailiou
Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.
is Malakoff bauds
Stallion.
year old, since. The Duke
sire,
dam
DUKE. dark brown
any
has
Corner
Show
the
FACTORY
COACH
BOWRA
the'
Aberdeen in iu 1870,
in
prizes.
sixteen
principal
an
Moffat's
Conqueror. Laird o' Strowan's the late renowned
the
all
He
in
colonies.
great
a
at
prize
STANDARD
the
|
and
over
is
foaled
known all o' Sttowan's
is
enough
man
,
so
at
won
being
first
The
of £203,
Burn
splendid head, neck aud short back, with splendid
a 22nd Bay, bright 1885. Blue Ribbon Sire, September, bred Blue Ribbon was (imp). by Mr. R. Taylor, House, Fenwick, Drawhilling the property of and was Kilmarnock, David Riddle ,E6q., Blackball, Paisley. Blue Ribbon's was the. sire, Daruley, for Champion horse of Great Britain To say anything more in referyears. of Blue to the breeding qualification as he is Ribbon would be superfluous,
Strowan,
the
just hacks or
Laird
is
large
to
carry any He any fence in the country. the sort of stallion to get good as we'I as racehorses. |iunters,
all
server,
splendid valuable
Hopetoun's
:
think
we
Amounting
The Duke He has an
Clunes, Beaufort,
foal.
Show. Society's total of twenty-six one second prize.
THE
at
mares
sixteen
shows.
First
SmeatoD,
Association Making the splendid first aud prizes
having
old,
class.
Prince
w.
G.
etc.
HEARMAN,
Draper,
etc
Uumbrellas, Shirts,
Tailor,
HAY
Outfitter,
etc.,
STREET, PERTH.
SHENTON.
prizetaker
a likewise grand breedersold in Scotland for the sum of 1,100 guineas.
WANTED
sodb
Owu6ts
of Pianos
in
the
'
.
First
First at at Clunes, First at Beuuat As a Hardies Hill.
a
First
two-year
Ballarat. the follow
McGregor,
viz.
ing prizes, as nabeal Ballarat, and fort,
has gained
Society's First at
and Daylesford Association Show, iu the First in classes. the Three, Class at the Beaufort Agricul
All-aged year tural
at
Ballau
at
of
mare.
Society's Royal Agricultural Manchester. Prince of Wales is by General (322), dam, Darling by Samp alias son, Twin Logan's (741) Briton's dam, Missie by Stauley (822), National graud dam Mr. McKerrow's Prize Mare, which took of upwards
approach
Pastoral
service
Highland Society at Dumfries 1869, second at Kelso first in 1872, and
and
colt,
First
gained
the imported Franklin
Agricultural
_
and
G.A.E.
and
Glenlyou,
the
-
Ross
by.
Lord 'Hopetoun
he
Agricultural Show, in
The following the are. Pedigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion. LORD HOPETOUN o' ,By Laird Strowau, T Bred'
Talbot
for
the
Show
for at
First First
colt.
entire
three old year Champion Prize for the nearest to a Clydesdale horse.
Australia.
travel in
Districts
A.P.S.
Ballarat
old
year Clunes and
Are now the SOLE PROPERTY of MR. J. Coffee MUSSON, Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT
PERTH, Farming
at
First,
at
"
.
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CELEBRATED
he gained the Champion Cup value time), £30, at National of Victoria; second at the same
A.G.S.
been
,
AND.
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(second
has
at 40 guineas per public of won Wales the first
.
BREEDERS
-
In
SQUATTERS,
who
.
TO
Grand National
'
NOTICE
Wimmera and Horsham Show in 1887.
NOTICE.
.
STOCK
It that
will
be
seen
Nayy Bine
by the above is
possessed
of
WANTED
and
prize-taking possible Clydesdale blood in Australia. The. Pure-bred Stallion. Clydesdale
By Prince
BRITON. of Wales
(imp.).
(673.),
whose
Country
pedigree the best
Intending
Pianos
to
Federal
Furnishing
or
inspect
the
Purchasers Stock
.Warehouse
at or
c >f
th writ
tuning
or
Furnishing
repair
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to
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of
GEORGE
the
Offices
and
INSURANCE COMPANY,
STOVES, Pieces,
£1,900,000.-
West
Australian
Chairs,
Liability
Hall
Chambers,
Esq.,
Hon.
LOCAL
DIRECTORS:
F.R.G.S.
M.L.A.
E. T.-Hooley,
E. V. J.P.
M.L.C.,
Perth.'
CARPENTER'S H.
Keahe
GENERAL
& Co.).
(Dalgety
TOOLS.
Churns,
J.P.
Esq.,
Sarven
Wheels,
make),
BLACKSMITH'S
Tinware,
STOCK
Filters
OF
and
REQUISITES. Lamps.
BUILDER'S
MATERIAL. '
Forrest
Branch,
own
(our
Varnishes, Roofing Felt, and Kerosene, Turpentine Canvas, Stockholm Tar, Ham, Twine.
Rope, Town
SPECIALITY,
and Iron Sheet
and
Oils,
Cement,
Shareholders.
Merchants, PERTH
WOOD WARE A Wiremattresses
Bedsteads,
of
Hardware
CO.,
"
Alex.
Unlimited
&
latest (all Euamelled Marble, designs), Galvanized Iron, (all lengths and guages), Lead, Bar and Hoop Iron, Zinc.
CARRIAGEBUILDERS'
MARINE
H. JOHNSTON, Local Secretary and Underwriter. PERTH. TERRACE,
STREET,
Paints,
Capital
GEORGE'S
HAY
Chimney
AND
Rates.
HUBBLE
Ironmongers
COOKING
FIRE
ST
:
SYMON,
WAREHOUSE, HAY-Sr.
SOUTH BRITISH
Lowest
"
colonies.
and
GRAVE,
FURNISHING
at
accepted
-
'
added
being
now
and
ready
A FEDERAL
of
MARINE.
AND
is one of the largest Insurance The Commercial Union Offices in the world. Its annual AND A HALF of which revenue exceeds ONE MILLION HALF A STERLING, nearly is in Its affairs in each colony of Australia MILLION invested Australia. are under the control of a LOCAL ot men of the highest BOARD, consisting commercial whose standing, that its will be met with names furnish a further engagements PROMPTITUDE guarantee and LIBERALITY. Revenue of the Commercial The Australian Union now LARGELY EXCEEDS THAT OF fire marine ANY OTHER COMPANY or insurance in transacting business these
BMJNES, area
SPACE
will
FIRE
application.
SOLICITED.
additional
an
Containing
on
Quotations
X
:
or
Agencies
:
the
at
option
SCHOOL
Company 'policy-holders
.
.
derive
all
the
advantages
practical
Office.
of
Typewriting,
'
The whole
ISSUED of
its
Risks inspected ing and revising
Bookeep-
and
earnings and
ANTED
;
in
rates
PAID
CLAIMS
Western
quoted
insurances.
Australia
free
of
by are
the
Branch
retained
charge and
every
Manager
at
PERTH.
invested
in
this
WrId
-
-
CURRENT
Correspondence
Taught. and
assistance
rendered
Colony. in
in
thU8
8peCial
&0ilitfe8
Classes
in
Tuition
,,
all
KNOWN
that
Federal
Furnishing honse, hsve Pianos from twenty to one hundred guineas.
the
Whareguineas
snbjects.
by correspou-
—
—
—
.
dence.
for
terms
Mutual
HERBT
T1JANTED
apply:
G.
RATES.
C. PILCHER, Manager for Western Australia, Town Hall Chambers,
T
i-i,
livening Private tuition.
arrange
For
LOWEST
and
LoDghand
ing,
'
POLICIES
Shorthand,
:
>'
...
S
SHORTHAND.
of
:
this
Local '
i
Company's Branches .
with a
-
v
of the
'
By i?s"|ng; with
dealing
at any
payable
:
:
losses
assured.
:
and
Premiums of the
St.
Pianos
BURGESS,
Provident
Chambers,
George's
Terrace,
Perth.
to
OWNERS
of
write
Federal
Furnishing
Warehouse
Exchange,
New
to the for
Instruments
old
terms for
of
Old.
Perth
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HOTEL,
wellington
EXCHANGE,
Swan
Opposite
We
Perth-
Hall,
Mrs.
FOR
SALE.
"(Immediately
„
the
opposite
Central
Railway
Station.)
„
Businesses
of
very
description
Hotels
and
Boarding
Houses;
Houses
and
Cottages. Land! Land!
Land! On PROPRIETOR.
:
terms
£1
9 to 5 Daily,
Hours
Office
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will do well Country Globe their home
sanitary
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7 to 9 evening.
cori-
The
The
are
equal
in
the
op
aid
O RP
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A N AG
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FANCY
FAIR
will
TOWN
HALL
GRAND
£1
i
1
1
and
Spirits
only
kept in Stock.
of
Leading
Visitors
from
''the
Country
Telegrams addressed The Globe Hotel.
.
,
the
2nd,
3rd,
1893,
in
aid
The
to
I
c t
4th
the
JANUARY,
15
+
having
an
imported
use
confidence
greatest
in
the
19
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Be
"
ORPHANAGE
BAZAAR.
in
indefatigable
undaunted
spirit with good,
evil conquer the reward
street,
Mecortr.
Jl.
the
prepared
of Christ."
name
—
and purpose, and try to iniquity having before your eye. for those who combat for Pius IX. your
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per'lh.
The
GATWOuD,
F.
men
collecting
WANTED Federal the
is
cheapest
kindly
at
to
once
FARRELLY, James
:
Perth.
Street,
KNOWN that WANTED the Piano Tuner of the Federal Furnishing Warehouse, (Mr. F. W. Wolstenholrae Chief Tuner to Messi's. late Braecb
SVIN BREWEBYCO
Co.,
Melbourne)
Country
visil6
regularly
the
districts.
perth.
ltd,, ALES
PRIZE
&
&
TOODYAY
STOUT.
It
will
in
withdrawing
be
generally
Excellence
and
Combined.
PRICES: '
Quarts
6s.
doz.
per
BOARD.
ROADS
considerate of name when he But we are not with the Bill.
in The Annual Ratepayer's Meeting with the above will be held connection the Newcastle House on at Court 15th THURSDAY, December, 1892, to select three at 1 1 a.m. Business in place and one auditor of members
4s.
orders
Country
to
attended
promptly for
Medal
Prize
First
doz.
per
those
retiring
Candidates notice
both
by, rotation. must give
in
seven
day's to the
addressed
writing
equanimity. when future, changes have
Awarded Society
Stout,
by
the
of
Western
Agricultural
Royal
Chpirman, to
Australia
Swan Brewery
the
Nov.
1892.
30th,
Company,
Perth.
Limited,
CONNOR.
D.
(Signed)
.
Ale :
and
THE
DRAWING in
OF of
aid
PRIZES
appearance
we
it
looking House,
TOODYAY
Roads half
hereby intend
Board
chain
Sect.,
ROADS notified
is
CATHOLIC
NOTICE.
wide
52 Vict.,
(in No.
that
Toodyay
to declare a Minor accordance with 16),
at
starting
to Goomalling theNewcastie M. Bowen's gate upon opposite on
of
take
in
a
Patrick's
St.
elaoe
Irwin-Street,
Hall,
Road, 57th
at
3
p.m.
on
Saturday,
point
Road directly the boundary
47-149 intersects GoomallingRoad thence block at Muggamuggin through of till the nearest corner 1698 (W. Humber) where it intersects is reached, 1698 (0. thence land 7-1223 Glass's) along C. Glass's to and block 1690 (W. S where
ORPHANAGE
will
BOARD the
BOYS'
17th
DECEMBER.
it
;
WANTED
KNOWN
;
of and
through line till it intersects the BejoordNorth-West (directly, opposite the ing Road at a point which divides block 7-630 line (if produced) from block 3-1919. D. CONNOR, T. R. Board. Chairman Newcastle,
W.A., 29th
That
c j
;
the entire along W. S. block 1691 (between L. Dennis from the NorthNo. 1691, continued of block oh corner 48-167 in a direct block (Dennis),
boundary Dempster West
through continued
Oct.,
1892.
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the it
hard In .
only ueed
pressing makes delay to bear with the distant not
some
taken
at the Homesteads find it hard to conjecture excited such hostility; of the at the composition find the we explanation.
in
and
considered as legislators, the best sense patriotic
broadminded
;
some
are
Mr.
pies en
sale
be
obtained
the
.Record
and
may at
are
not hut broadminded ; patriotic neither and others are patriotic broadminded. ,In the worthnor iest class the Premier himself deserves He to be has placed, in the perception that keenness of West Australia's needs, and that with her aspirations,
want, perhaps, only the of circumstance advantages
Agency,
Terrace,
which to the son belong; by right of the soil. It is no that secret much of the liberality displayed is due to the. by the Government influence which he is able strong to exercise. in har Thoroughly with him there are some mony who
DeLUCEY'S News
Marine
of
Geraldton,
same
to
deserve as well of the country, A few others he named who may
sympathise projeot
with every benefioenfc hut are too timid to
of his,
more
to
replies
en
the
treatment unfortunate blacks or incessant demands urging for for the police protection "hardy we seldom find pioneer," them business than initiating any other to ask for special assistance for the For squatter. notwithstanding " that the aforesaid hardy pioneer," to the well-known " carries his life in formula, his hand when he goes into the wilder there is this ness," peculiarity about him, that he has always one hand free to extend to the Govern ment in the attitude of supplica
according
He
tion.
tires
never
Give
Give receive cessions
of
crying
and is to willing all sorts of grants and con if only with they be gilded title. some If in well-sounding these matters they give satisfaction Northern are members free to to bear themselves all others as or their whims inclinations may !
!
on questions suggest. Frequently, which the deeply affect country's welfare, they shpw themselves and capricious, illogical imper vious to argument. Class feeling, or a determination to prevent others in sharing advantages similar to those which they are
to vindicate for eager to he the dom themselves, appears influence with them. inating In illustration let us take their action with regard to two recent measures. The Remission of Rents Bill was
always
a
however
intended, labour
measure
advocates the fact,
to
may to
give
a
monetary shape of a
gift,
to
measure
large assistance,
of
a
its
disguise in
handful
the Homesteads ; squatters intended to grant a small of monetary assistance,
Bill
the of was
measure
in the of a loan, to a numerous body of farmers. Calmly consider of the farming in ed, the claims
shape
sympathy
'
boundary Dempster),
is
In every body of men, no matter how we must small, expect to find minds and many many motives. To the Assembly the rule Some of the same applies.
.
'
means
triumph
Looking Bill,
are
;
Its
fate.
members,
the
by any
good do so. done
veiy necessary place, in the it will again make its with a to meet happier
Legislature,
why
Chairman. 1
admitted that Homesteads well advised.
the country's declined to
though delayed, that exists for
:
Pints
the
18927
15,
the Premier was He might, indeed, lie felt confident, have forced it through the House, was but that not to be desired. To pass" a measure of such scope and by a bare majority purport would have left an indelible stain on our and Sir John was records,
somewhat
Purity
It
DECEMBER
THURSDAY,
Bill
MISS KNOWN. Tlio Warehouse Furnishing in W. A.
will
for it, collections
their forward the Hon. Sec.
PROPRIETOR.
Ladies
those
that
Committee and Gentle
Bazaar
Orphanage
desire
of the
Beyond making convincing concerning
quiries of the
P.C.
Deusdedit,
less
or
Thomas, Ap.
St.
the interests
shepherding"
squatters.
the
soliciting
patronage. Nov. 30th, 1892.
hotel,
wellington"
St.
THUR.
with
globe
n
Immac. Concep. B.V.M. Eusebius. Bp. M. of St. Leonard Port Maurice, C. 4th Sunday of Advent. Blessed Urban P.C. V., of St. Thomas. Vigil
MON.
21— 22—
j
the
a i
St.
FRI.
17 SAT. 18— SUN.
Committee
G.S.
Oct.
TJdLOR.
—
16—
Boys'
Catholic
15s.
Siding,
in the House position that of others who must with them. mem Northern can hardly be spoken of, with tc the facts, as doing violence to
They may popular representatives. be looked upon, or, more properly, must be looked upon, as representa tives of a single class. Since their constituents are or squatters, squat ters' almost to a man, dependents, their official concerns in the House of the narrowest and paltriest. are The one duty strictly '.imposed to b© that of upon them appears
.
DECEMBER.
public
80.
No,
and
:
of
on
choice selection of both unusually have and ornamental articles
|
Telepone
the
ful
and
Parcels, Letters
in
Orphanage.
and Eastern Colonies have their may
the
held
—
Bar
and Saloon worthy of a visit.
be
out
.
6d.
2s.
their
and rank bers
;
Do. 30-6-91
,,
—
Colonies.
Billiard be found will
Do. Do.
31-8-91
31-12-92,
to
Do. Do.
„
R.,
'
Do.
.
to
A
Boom
'
in
B O Y
house
Beer Brands
Wines,
!
in
while
arrangements Eastern
_
„
FANCY FAIR!!!
the
make
to
!
the of representatives Northern a as constituencies, rule, have earned the unenviable dis tinction of belonging. It is well that attention should be directed class
Do. Do. Do. Do.
Do.,'
W. Slavin, Do., Mrs. Raynor, Do., Mr. A. Daly, Bundarra, Mr. M. Morrissey, Gullewa, P. Morrissey, Do., C Walsh, Geraldton, W. Linthorne, Do:, T. R. DeLucey, Do., Mrs.Hogan, Do., Mr. M Heelan, Back Flats, P. Butler, Greenough, J. Sullivan, Murgoo, Mr. T. Lee, P.C., Pinjarrah, Mr. M. O'Dea, Mt. Kokeby
Upwards.
FANCY FAIR
be
City.
first-class
any
to
found
.
The
Do.
.
be
modern with every replete from and visitors venience,
the
Do.
,,
will
.
Do.
Do., Do.,
W.
ted
Do.
Greenough,
„
throughout.
GLOBE
Leverman,
But it must be regretfully admit that the third to the exis class, we have referred, tence of which constitutes a mischievous decidedly element in the House. To this
Do. Do. Do. Do.
„
.
.
THE
Do.
Perejuan,
Allender, Duplex, John Stone,
„
c
/
L. F.
„
purchasers.
from
Lend
to
Money
This centrally. situated and commodious has been almost rebuilt and Hotel re-furnished has been entirely
to suit
—
:
Back Fists, James McGuinness, Do., Wra. Ahearne, Do., M. Lucey, Do., Thomas Sims, Do.,
„
perth.
...
sub
following
Walkaway,
McCartney,
James
Mr.
street,
of the means; which approve he would employ. Against either of these classes there is nothing to be said. Th6 one is positively not good, the other at least bad. fully
the week
received''
the scriptions during Mr. T. Ryan, Northampton, 30-6-92. Mr. Jno. Williams, Do. Do. junr.,
Chambers, Town
have
'
BUSINESS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
AND
as those dustry, weighed against of the pastoral, are overwhelming. In this has connection, agriculture the advantage over that squatting it is essential to the absolutely and not merely beneficial; country, that it has never been pampered and spoon-fed interested by an
of
body
and that more
fiance
it
legislative contributes
to the of all
trinsic
merit, unanswerable
a large industry
revenue.
dry-nurses
;
immensely
Yet-
considerations and in defiance
in de of in of the
that unless argument expansion of the agricultural
take the speedily place will be in danger of sinking under the burden of its public ex the squatter members penditure, aided the Remission of unitedly
country
.
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just of the
by
Those
the those
truly
the represen
large
landholders.
Prizes
itant
'
next,
At
last
hands,
mantle
from 36
brought
Nairnshire
cost
of
crude
the
from
Irwin
Inlet,
West from
from the
surface
which of
which
many
friends
be
glad
to
Father
continue
himself
to
all.
210 tons of gold
Tuesday afternoon,
The
£800
Lynch by their
A coloured from recently the while on Cossack.
a
n e r
I.
of Bellriugers cleared to West Australia.
Family trip man
the
washed overboard schooner Anne, Roebuck Bay to
was
the of
the
and some other men Batlet twenty-five Cross week from into Southern last iu Gnarlhine. Bayley brought 626. ounces of of gold and 500 ounces tailings, which, 200 ounces will yield of gold. it is expected, came
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petroleum
.skimmed but the
was
river,
came
of
the
the
re
correspondent thus
to
refers :
Fraser's, 5 dwts of
of
50
stone, dwts.
95 tons
of
stone,
gold
tons
of
stone,
Hope's Hill, yield 114 ozs. 15 dwts. 146 tons of stone, yield of gold New Macintosh,
Central,
;
11
;
;
i
Nov.
Sunday,
Fremantle
on
a
27th, fishing
three men excursion
left to
to
Penguin Island. Up Tuesday of last week of the was heard nothing further On that party. day the body of ono of the a man named John crew, Andrews, ;
found
was
north
Several have
O'Reilly,
the
on
of
about eight miles The names of the Carl Jensen, and Fred,
beach
Fremantle. men
missing Matterson.
are
clerical important taken recently place. late takes of Newcastle,
Several
were proprietors pro ceeded against at the Perth Police Court last week for Sunday trading. One was two were fined £50 dismissed, each, aud in the the matter case of the fourth s'aads adjourned pending the decision on a point of -law, as it is claimed by counsel for the defence that the constables who and the solicited obtained drinks were the there with defendant and accomplices fore could not evidence. give One of the is to be proceeded constables for against himself bona fide as a falsely representing 1
traveller.
The scored
Perth
Amateur
Operatic Society has with the Mounte banks. Comparison is, no doubt, rnopt but like has its value, it odious, adversity its and were we debarred use we 6hould be unable to distinguish between good and to bad acting, and be compelled abstain do with from which we noting, pleasure, the and confidence ease, which now grace, mark of their the rendition varieus parts the as their by principals put against earlier efforts. We are sorry to find by a reference to the cast that of the old many uot names are on the list," and though the and it must be conparts are filled, the feeling still of regret ceded, well-rfilled, cannot be repressed. The old favourites Mesdames Parker, Jackson, Wigglesworth, and Messrs. and Gibbs. Crook, North, Stew and art, Woods, Henty, Castilla, Stephens, the latter is new to us in Leake, although the wellopera, sustain fully reputation earned in his efforts by their previous A longer trionic art. notice space will not but next week we afford, hope to make ameuds, and give to the various characters "turn" the due meed of praise which their the stage demands. upon another
success
,
"
During ig
now of one
the
trip
making,
to
Father
Gnarlbine
Treacy
which met
he
with
which adventures those pleasing occur sometimes to brighten the monotony bush When near of a long journey. Toundegin he fell in with a man who, five from his days before, had.wandered away and had rambled subsequently party about aimlessly in the bush, only striking the track he was met. again before just As may be iinagmed,the was in poor fellow of extreme a state exhaustion, having been
of
his
passed appeared
side, into
and
driven
and
over
has.
been
water.
poor of
at this Wednes
on
A
In
the
life.
attending
matches
threw
pipe,"
Eaton.
fellow's
a
tbe
by
by a strong
an
in
endangered throwing
the
this
match caused to the fences the building
tinguished much injury threatened truction.
Last
way. of an
away
;
unex
fire which did time and at one a
with
itself
des
Yert
early on Thursday morning of last corner Bhop at the of Hay and streets G. M. occupied by Mr. the where he carries on business of Luber, found to he on a and clothier, was draper fire. Some men employed on the erection of poles to carry the cables of the Electric smoke Lighting Company noticed issuing the door and then of from the flashing the flames unshuttered windows. through the fire the firemen were They rang bell, had on the and soon a scene, quickly stream of water the strong playing upon of lighted the which filled piles clothing Within half an hour centre of the shop. of the of the bell the flames were ringing subdued, thanks to the exertions completely of the of the Fire who members Brigade, are of no small deserving praise for their determined efforts. plucky Upon examina tion it was that the whole of the found de centre of the goods in the shop are shelf the goods on the are more stroyed, or less and ceil scorched the matchboard Mr. the burned. ing is badly Wilson, who auctioneer, lodges just above the shop a of had narrow escape being suffocated. He was 'awakened by the heat and smell of and smoke was able to open the just window, whence he got on the verandah, stock and made his way to the street. The for £3,600 was insured divided as follows New Insurance Zealand Company £1,100, Commercial Union Company £1,500, and the London £1000. and Lancashire week the Barrack
:
CORRESPONDENCE.
BISHOP
GIBNEY
AND
WEST
SETTLERS.
We copy the following from the columns of tralian"
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NOR'-
Correspondence "
the
WeBt
Aus
—
To
Sir,— Mr.
Editor.
the
settlers, to which
;
road
breeze spread adjoining paddock the fire travelled with extraordinary rapidity, every blade of the dry grass as devouring it went. abundant Fortunately help was at hand and after a hard struggle a con was which might have got under flagration done much damage to the town. This is the second occasion which on the Church summer
industry."
—
person passing struck a match it and away seconds a few.
grass
With to the regard latest the evidence I can refer to bear out, in a large of my previous degree, charges are extracts from the official cruelties, tabled hut Iveek' iiil tluj correspondence House, the whole of which has not been in the Press. From the chair published man of the Aborigines Protection Board "Of course there must be great differ ence in treatment by various Europeans of the natives in their For employ. I know of some instance, who squatters feed their natives ill and work them hard then the natives run and warrants away, are issued for their by the magistrates arrest as absconders. Sheep are stolen, and this from the fact that the may arise native shepherds are few and insufficient ; that are they imperfectly ; supervised that they are poorly fed ; that they suffer from the destruction of native game, whether from the presence of Europeans, or from drought, as in the last season or that the Bquatters keep the nativeB pff their fenced runs, over which the Europeans have merely the right of de their flocks and herds." On pasturing over the copy of the Governor's looking to the of State, despatch Secretary dated 6th October I could not help noticing last, a between the similarity circumstance recorded therein and my recent account of the results of a reported kidnapping in order to put expedition where, the authorities off the scent of tlie kidnapping a lot of natives were hunted up for alleged cattle and spearing stealing &c., and sen tenced to various terms of imprisonment. Both the Legislative and Mri Assembly in his last Harper subsequently, letter, over the reported occurrence passed as of but I unworthy cannot inquiry, help for various thinking, that the reasons, occurrence alluded to in the following Governor's bears a striking re despatch to semblance the after results of that kid which was napping expedition reported to the authorities. by my informant The' " Governor For in says example, August last it was brought to my notice that forty natives had been convicted by one magistrate, alone, to. imprison-; sitting uient with hard labour and whippingthe period of imprisonment from ranging six months to two and the whip years, twelve to ping from twenty five lashes. These sentences were inflicted (for sheep and cattle stealing) by a gentleman who is himself engaged in pastoral pursuits, and on the face of it, it seemed therefore undesirable that he should be called upon to adjudicate in a matter in. which his .own interests were more or less concerned'; T consulted the Attorney General on; the and received from Mr. Burt, in subject, the letter reply, (18th August, 1892) of which a copy is enclosed. (Copy not As the sentences were printed). ap and as the Government parently legal, had taken the of precaution an sending, into independent the district magistrate for the trial of similar I felt that cases, there was more to be done in the nothing and only mention the case matter, now in order to show Your that Lordship these matters are noticed duly by the Board, and that no case of flagrant or ill-treatment would be over illegality looked." As the native question is about to assume most a I important aspect, shall, for the present, content myBelf with what I have stated and quoted iu justifi cation of the charges I have made dining this in which I have controversy not in a factious indulged but with the spirit, of that the native hope demonstrating demands difficulty more imperatively serious attention from the Government and the country. pearling squatting furnished
Treacy's
danger
afforded
on.
in
Mrs.
Father
the
was
year
to
or
Samaritan
and
that
handling
it
Father
hotel
Mr.
Guildford. Church Catholic
the
changes
charge the of while Greenough district; Father of becomes attached Long, late Greenough, to the staff. Cathedral The rising and of Katanning has been district important the committted to care of Father Duff, who last week to the scene of proceeded his future labours.
pearling from voyage
The Australind on her last trip from down North West brought four persons one is a white unsound man, mind; men. others are coloured
miles
60
the
:
115 ozs.
On
'
i
about oil
9 dwts. of yield 91 ozs. 100 tons. of Fraser?s South, gold; stone, 77 ozs. 15 dwts. of yield gold; Central 45 tons of stone, 42 ozs. Extended, yield 8 dwts.of smelted gold r
the
(I
lies The the
of
Newcastle Chronicle"
D.
Orushingb yield 58 ozs.
;
it
a
Rev. O'Reilly The Fatlior has alSo 'been removed O'Reilly from He has been to "the us. appointed is Universal felt at Greenough. regret his from our midst as departure by his kind and obliging manner he had endeared
to send to the national chambers those who dare council make their there a to position means of advancing their private ends ?
it
at
know
of
The
of the in last
flame
steam
found.
The
E.
careless
time
applied calmly
She of tons
of
care
little doubt aid saved the
instance
near
Fre-
Mr. John Moffat that he has passed credit into All Hallows College, His Dublin. m proficiency classics, science and philosophy was considered so that he was at once advanced satisfactory into The in course theology. theological All Hallows extends over a of four period
"
is
the
day
has been obtained 30 miles inland
some
Albany.
from springs could not he
will with
kind
food good
his horse and upon own until he had brought him where he committed him to
man
him
-for
There timely
last.
2000
includes a Government
petroleum
Deep River
moval
1
the
for
years.
when the motion of the Constitution second reading Bill in the Act Amendment was debated House, Legislative Council, there was afuli his Mr. member in being eveiy place. that Hooley opposed the motion, and moved This the Bill be read that day six months. was a amendment on carried, division, by to four. The members who voted nine Mr. Messrs. with Hooley wore Burges, Bush, Grant, Glyde, Hamersley, Leake, and those who Morrison, sup Wright; the motion for the second reading ported were Messrs. Amherst, Congdon, Hackett, It known that was Hardey, and Parker. would meet with the measure strong opin the Upper Chamber; but many position to the members would not belief that clung their of vetoing the Bill exercise power sent the Legislative unleas it were up from 'But on Assembly by a narrow majority. to the debate on the second read reference House we find that the ing in the Lower motion was carried by a sweeping majority, It has been generally viz., twenty to six. the that Council understood Legislative was brought into existence to repress hasty as in this a not, case, to block legislation, had the of such a measure which support of the people's representa large majority direction of in the tives. Nothing further Constitutional be done until change can and of Parliament, when the next session Council the present that time arrives will, have to exist. For ceased should probably, of the continue to the population colony increase at the rate revealed by the returns ended 30th for the quarter Sept. last, the will be in a position to General Registrar that it has reached a total of 60,000 certify the and then tenure of the present souls, will We shall then be Council expire. as our indis able. to claim many privileges which are now rights reluctantly putable or, as in this case, altogether granted, would have been a graceful witheld. It of the to on the Council act part measure seeing that its success pass this of time. is but a question They should and have accepted the inevitable bowed to to mere or circumstances, rising superior assumed feeling on the question, personal of patriotism, even if the virtue they have last action of import it not, and let the soon ance which marks their day of power, have met with to which would end, be one of the people for whom they the approval to legislate, were appointed
and
passengers which
to consider however, for the public how long state this of things will be permitted to endure. How long will the country consent to be mis whose limited by men represented arid only personal purview includes class interests ? How long will it
it
the
£900.
Some on
arrived
Tuesday
on
at
without the played
Youndegin
-
London
general cargo, launch imported
the measure it proved efficient, is 'needless to spend time in dis their name or cussing shape. It is of the utmost importance,
o t
to
special
have the further result of saving the struggling farmer, from just making a beginning, into debt and all its falling miserable consequences. These, of course, were not their avowed, there is too strong reason though to believe that their they were real motives. What arguments the Bill is it they used against of no to consequence inquire. Since the to weapons employed
it
of
sessions held at Roebourne named three natives Cuggerabbing and Copperaof the murder of biddy were found guilty James a half caste, at the Hamers Coppin, ley Range, on August 12th last; a
ThursdayMidderabbing,
steamer
On
Drawing
the
An
on
kill
-
please
The
for
the
street.
because, if passed, it would them to reduce the exorb values set on the immense of land in their own
blocks and would
in
Catholic Boys' Orphan notice that the proceedings at 3 p.m.' on punctually in St. Patrick's Hafi, Irwin
commence
Saturday
Bill
compel
will
age will
These latter gentlemen, it has been broadly stated, opposed the Home steads
interested aid of the
in
time
Treacy
in his last letter, that the of the experience at fathers with the Trappist Beagle Bay in regard to obtaining recruits for natives, was not to be taken as pearl shelling, evidence that as a rule the aboriginals had to be forced on board schooners, pearling and he passed over the fact that the mission had to the Trappist relinquish pearling industry through being unable to obtain recruits for their vessels. willing of At the risk to displease again having Mr. Harper official authorities by citing which he is so generally (towards sceptical) 1 desire to call in to my aid the following from a report extracts by Captain Smith, of Police, some Superintendant years back: "While on the of the subject I cannot aborigines, help expressing my that some measures should be opinion the present praotice adopted for regulating of huuting for up natives employment as divers on the boats. ." pearling' Humanity demands that the present sys tem of natives from the neigh procuring bourhood of the Gasooyne Ashburton, aud Fortescue should not be Rivers, allowed tc lapse into what is virtually of the treat kidnapping. Irrespective ment to which are after they subjected being caught, It is a perfect mockery to free and willing suppose they are agents in the matter of the contracts entered into them. I caunot but by that a wholesome check on this fanoy would be the infliction of a malpractice with imprisonment." heavy fine conjointly To which Sir William Robinson report " As regards appended the remarks that the kidnapping aud subsequent treatment of the natives in the employed pearl I am fisheries, of good results hopeful from the Regulations recently promul I feel certain were not gated. they too soon, and that promulgated a moment if judiciously administered, they will serve to the natives without at the same protect time, hampering in au undue manner the
Harper,
contended
:
.
.
—
;
Yours, etc., t M. GIBNEYi The
Dec.
Palace,
To
—
...
.
squatters who are tatives
unworthy
representatives were assisted
whole
Father placing caring
l
nave
7.
the
Editor.
read
with
interest and no the correspondence surprise in your columns the treatment of the regarding natives on our North-West but I coast, do not seem to have a gained great deal of wisdom on the matter There thereby. is no doubt that the natives have been and treated are and ignobly cruelly by some and quite the reverse persons, by others. I am informed that even in the Albany district some years thirty ago, natives hunted were in on at one horseback, homestead which 1 might name, chained to a hand-mill and compelled to turn jit at the end of a good stock-whip. Now,
oir,
—
little
:
this
was
bad, and to be worse
we
can
imagine in a things part such as the North-west. In fact we know that but I do not they are say in every in as I know one where stance, the blacks were so that they grieved cried actually " when the boss" was the station leaving for a short only time. Mr. Harper's little pathetic story about early settlement I consider out of quite If' Mr. place. Withnell, with his young wife and child, had undertaken his perilous journey for easily remote
;
good cause,
some
the
natives,
readily
for
to
christianise
instance, sympathise with
one
him
or
-
the
the
,
Bill.
course
Mb. George Bishop, an old resident of the Victoria Plains district, died suddenly on at;Glentromie Sunday morning last.
I
,
steads
were active in very defeat of the Home In this
.
and the
.
Bill
procuring
—
Rents
civilise
could very iu his diifi
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A
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.
from His recommending
'
?
A message Excellencythe the appropriation certain'
The
Governor
-1891.
for
re
Colonial
12s.
£16,885
of
pen d itu
ex
received
was
!
in
Treasurer,
'
for
-i
'<
to
reply
the Government said DeHamel, had made a written agreement with the Bank -by which the repayment National of £60,000 advanced by the Bank to the Midland Railway Company will from over for six months Novem stand -have The Government ber 6th jast. Mr.
guaniiniefed cent, per
the
at
rate-
6;
of.
Director
to
to
the
the
Greenough
and, to form
crossing the
Walkaway
to
approaches'
station. '
Mr.
ment
did
not
South
jetty
at
The to
reply ment
Public
of
Director
.The formed
that'
the
intend
to
lengthen
of
opinion
The
and
fair.
called
upon trains
three
Company
at
in
Secretary, said a beacon
seconded
an
A
establishment and experi college
from
Governor recommending bonus1 of £5 foot; to. -any per 1893 or company, who, during
'a
person
would
sink
gold field
T
a
on
shaft-
the
to
depth
of
declared any 200 feet, to
feet.
au
Defences Bill-was amendment from
considered Council, Legislative to. aud. agreed mittee, 'aud The Public Institutions Societies
-Land Improvement second time. This 'Bill ,
read
a
the
trustees
of 1
museums, Oddfellows, ics'
Bill
was
to
agreed
Friendly Bill
empo
money
The
Excess
their
on
Bill
was
agreed
to,
considered reported,
Bill was Companies in and several committee, amendments made.
The
considered
in
aud
important
35 ;p.'iii.
1 1 .
7tb.
took
chair
Bill,
Were
read
Timber Branding Bill, Company's Act Amend and the Excess Bill 1891
a
The House
was
at 350
adjourned
p.m.
took
6th.
the
chair
reply
in
erection
at
Amendment Regulations 'read A third 'time -and passed
oxistence
of
:the
disease,
pneumonia
in
the
latter
called
read
was
Bill
and
considered,
Mr. and
second
a
Branding and referred
aet
to
the the
on
Mr. Amherst, Mr. Grant, Hackett, Mr. Leake.
The House adjourned
Bill
The
Colonial.
time
and
The' 7-30
desirable "and the lands completed, from sale be opened for cepted ait; as early a date as possible: is
now
ex
selection and that
Agreed
the
and
Sir
p.m.
adjourned
Wednesday, The
8th.
the
took
Speaker
Speaker
7 th. chair
the
the who
service
had 14 days holiday
same
chair
at
at
The. Commissioner of Crown Lands, to said that Mr. Richardson, reply had decided Government on the direc-
men
in
had
other
as
the been
Mr. to
of
R.
F. the
Bill
number
to
the
in
Agreed In
committee
a
to
for
order
some
withdrawing
the
on
the voices.
the
Constitution
.
S.
R.
S.
F.
MobrepL C.
ITorbea,
Kojonupj— Ryan, Mrs F. Watts
T. Mitchell, H. Tracey, Rev. Rev. A. Bourke,
O'Driscoll, Faull.
—
Rev.
Very
F.
.Gold Rov. E. T. DuurIro, smith, Messrs. W. H. James, J. F. O'Callaghau; Plauta-
Messrs. W. D. Carpenter, 1\ J. H. Rev. F. Monaghan, Peuberthy, Mateu, Rev. W. E. Hillier. Swan-
genet—
Messrs. M. Y.
C. FauutleroVj Stewart, E. B.
bard.
Toodyay— W.
Adam, Rev. H.
a
W.
G. Johnston, M. Hub
Gull, J.
Stewart,
LEGISLATIVE Friday,
Roajisj S.
Mitchell, S. Mitchell,
p.m.
The W. E.
COUNCIL.
The_ president
look
1st chair
The
Companies
Bill
and the
Knapton, Yelvertou.
Election.— :
Messrs.
at
Northamp
T. Cunningham,
L.
vice
Maopherson,
bankruptcy
Act,
aud
1892.— In
restauraut
re
and
Receiving
order,
Mauriages.—
rRev.
:
iust.
Celebration
or
E. O'Reilly (R.C.)Greenbugh, under 1 9th Vict, 12 sect. 14.
Excess
Rev;
Hay,
resigned.
late Jeuuiugs, boardinghouse keeper
9 th, the
J.
Board ton—Members
in
.
December
hurkle,
W.
—
Further
at 95
Rev. G. H.
'
result.
House adjourned
Layman, rI
C. D. Eve-
Mary Harper,
Faull,
Messrs. W.Spencer, Wellington H. Brady, E. Woodrow, D. A. Rev. A. Buchanan,
The
.
Rev. \V. Perth Very
definite
Act
.
—
J.
Bonus for. Shaft Sinking Deep. at. but with again discussed length
considered-
.
F'.
R. Lanigau. Davidson, Blurray— A. Bircb, C. Lovegrove, G. W A. M. H. Murray, Birch, Sutton. Northam Messrs. G. Throssell, M. L. A.
S p.m.
Aet
Messrs.
The was
of the at
—
Hunger ford,
.Messrs
bridge.
gave
Messrs. J. G. Haulers-
O'Reilly,
O.P. Timperly,
K.
return
read
was
Ed waid
Melbourne— Very Rev. F. Dominguea, Messrs. H. B. Lefroy, J. Clune, sen., C,
conuected
land
Eakins, Irwin
.
of subscribers aud the numbor were
Elliott,
VV.
Vasse— The
The Public Health was Amendment Bill and amended committee
Bill.
for
E.
C.
The Director of Public in Works, said he had ordered reply W Mr. Pearse, estimate an to be prepared, showing the on the North cost of a footpath Fro-
the
the 27th aud Saturday, beeii declared bank holi-
Connor.
no
and
!
8th;
ringham, T. A,
Office.
that
have
ibst.,
Mrs. F.L. Burges. Bayliss, Mrs. E. M. Bagg, Miss M. K J. Larsen, Delauey,
the law relating of the title and
consolidate
simplification with estates dealing first time.
in to Attorney General, reply Mr. Monger, said all the plans and the whole of the surveyors work done in the were connection-withTitles Office cheoked with the records in the Survey
and
31st
M.
woikin the tbe yearly like stand
a
moved
Sholi total
the
A to
The
moved Treasurer, day be discharged, reasons lougth. his
GAZETTE., DECEMBER;
Tuesday
ley.
time
some
telephone service, aud names of those who free of cost.
.
On the question to go into committee the Homesteads thevColonial Bill/
p.m.
—
them.
showing
to be a quarter Roebourue and
.
-
315
—
locomotive
persons trucks
;
obtain
Mollewa. The direction of the stock route between Derby and Roebourue bad not been decided
on
at
—
in
railway
for a shaft be granted of 200 feet and 300
School Board Elections. Fremautle MesBi-s. W. P. Birminghan, T. II. W. E. Wray, Marshall, John-'R. Ven. Archdeacon Uoouan, Watkins. Geraldton Messrs. A. Caruon, T. R. DeLucy, W.H. Turner, Hon. T Burges, Rev: Canon Loach. Revs.' Greenough--
the 100 from imported cost Zealand £92 each, including and charges for erection. freight They were to trucks made locally equal quite which had cost £99 each. By importwere iug them from New Zealand, they obtained in three months, when it would to otherwise have taken 15 months
p.m.
of the stock route, mile wide, between
at £5
depths per foot.
days.
shops
ment.;
p.m.
took
were'
—
to
ing New
December
Travlen
The Government Holidays. offices be closed on Monday, Tuesday, aud the 26th, 27th, and 31st DecSaturday, em her, 1892, and on Monday and Wed: the 2nd and 4th January, uesday, 1893 ;
of Railways, in Commissioner Mr. Molloy, 6aid that the indent had left the Public Works Office before the local boatbuilder had offered to con struct the steamboat for the Govern
Molloy
4'50
at
bonus
a
the
THURSDAY,
The
ap following to the represent pointed Legislative the committee Mr. Assembly on Mr. Mr. Mr. Loton, Lefroy, Burt,
Mr.
,
resolu-.
>
p.m.
reply
were
Mr. Richardson, Johu Forrest.
Mr.
by
GOVERNMENT
repairs.
of the company, as con proposals letter of the 25 th Novem tained in their be submitted to a joint com ber, 1892, mittee of both Houses of Parliament. and
resumed
o
of Public Director Works, in was to Mr. said a report Hassell, reply ou of the tbe condition being prepared ou the Albany-Eucla buildings telrgraph a view to effect the necessary Hue, with
the
to,
Deep
was Goldfields and the following
Hooley
at 9'10
for
:
.
Bonus
the
on
com-
on
The House adjourned
The'
Treasurer moved that the Midland that Railway
be.
.
That between 2.
feet,
reported
r
in
1. That a bonus be accepted for a shaft between the depths and 200 feet, at £2 10s per foot.
granted of 100
v
December
Thursday,
passed.
and
'
Reformatory
cousiderud
was
proposed
finally
ASSEMBLY.
LEGISLATIVE
.
"
third
Bill
amended,
tions
<
present
and
Industrial
committee
iu
toreply the inten
not
to introduce a session.
tbe
during
The debate Shaft Sicking
to
>
Act Constitution Amendment; the Public Institutions and Societies Lands Improvements lime and passed. read a third
Schools
.
a
wub
it
Treasurer, said it was
Government
the Act
and
were following Joint Com Mr. Burges,
Mr.
Works iu that1 some
Public said
will
Timber Export Bill, Branding the Perth' Gas Company's Aot Amend ment and the Excess. Bill 1891 Bill, read
of
The
select
mittee
The
were
tion
Bill
pleuro
district
Solomon,
Act
Company's
The-' Export Timber a second time read
appointed
The Colonial in to Treasurer, reply said he did not know Mr. Richardson, that a large mob of cattle was travelling overland to the Southern district from nor was he aware of the Kimberley,
Mr.
Friendly
.
Gas
at
chair
traffic.
Colonial
mitee,
was
the
regards
The
As from the Legislative message re the of a com appointment mittee of seven members to confer with a similar number from the Lower House
of
Commissioner to Mr. Harper,
Pearse,
Factory
sembly
in Railways, said lie would be reply to deal with the goods quite prepared traffic at Beverley even when increased the harvest. during forthcoming
;
to
A
at
p.m.
of
Mr.
The
Bill
was
Director to
the
Frerhautle ago the North bridge examined and no perceptible deterioration was discovered. A few repairs were aud regulations effected, published as
a The Excess Bill 1891 was read second time, committed and agreed to without amendment.
ASSEMBLY.
Speaker
the
and shelter
platform course of
took
'V'
was
laid
of Mr. committee consisting Mr. Amherst, Mr. Congdon, Wright, Mr. Hooley, and Mr. Haokett. a
time.
first
were
in
Secretary,
v
mouths at
of
proposals
Company
"
The
December the
:';
December!!.
p.uii
reply
saidA
Lands
V'liV:
V
ASSEMBLY/
Speaker
.2,!30
time.
Gas
ment
.
»
at
the
Colonial
;';
-
-
V..
p;in.
—
:
Perth The Amendment
Export
Perth
the
and aud
'
Bill j
The
mantle'
wers
property. was
;
in committee.
,
and mechan workingmen's and friendly societies to
borrow
committee,
com
libraries public of Freemasons
lodges
institutes,
in
re
the
:
COUNCIL.
of
ab 315
adjourned
Friday,
to
agreed i
The
way
Hardey,
The
-
of
Safety
with
-and
a'djouihed
table.
The
Amendment
Regulations
.
-
the
on
.
The ceived'
-
His
would
House
LEGISLATIVE
'
Land
The
tion of'a
to.
received
was
message the Excellency
300
the
agricultural farm. Agreed
mental;
tbftt
for
Mr.
by
reply
'Mill.
7 30
run
Tim
;
committee
copy Bail
were
The House
weekly.
Mr. ThrosseJI, moved Clarkson, of
to
The
Midland;
to
\J\
1
at
Smiths'
the charges reasonable be would
date
distant
no
1893.
President
sheds
said the Govern that considering
.
on
in
Railways,
of.
May,
Wednesday;
The
-
Simpson,
expenses heavy working were the Midland Railway
the
the
Frem an tie.
Commissioner Mr. Loton,
were
Works .in-.. Govern--
Solomon
operation
in
bridge.
it
in of Public Works, Mr. Tray leu, said the Govern reply on of money, ment hoped; to put a sum for 1893 to make a road the estimates
The
into
amendments/
Mr.
per
annum.
clause
brought
1st
be erected on a sunken rock in shortly situate about the Swan River, two miles above the Perth railway Bunbury
,
interest
under
i
»
and Institutions Societies Lands; Improvements read a first time.
Friendly Bill were
-
v
at
chair
that
The House
;
7-30.
the
took
Speaker
with
v
The Colonial Mr. Hardey,
The
-
The
and
York,
further be
considered
I
chair
?,
.
the
and. passed.
Amendment.
-
took
time Act
-
President
The
[?]
the
Swan, Bever
p.m.
6th.
third
a
The Constitution Bill aud the Public
-
December
read
were
,
'
Tuesday, The
2 30
ASSEMBLY.
Bill
j
and Friendly The; Public Institutions; Societies Lands was Improvement Bill
COUNCIL.
Tuesdays December
LEGISLATIVE
measure
Moore,
Irwin,
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July
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LIST.
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Queensland Meats, assorted, 21b lins, Is l'd Do Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d Soups, Is 2d N.Z. Lunch 21b Is Beef, tins, 3d1; Libbv'j 21b .Corned Beef, Is .0£d tins, Conrad's" assta. lib tins, Meats, 8d 21b Is 3d Do, tins, Potted Meats, asstd. ,£lb 8d tins, Mullet 6d Fresh Herrings, Leighton's 5d Fresh 8d Fresh Oysters, 7d Salmon, Kippered. Herrings, 9d Sardines, Jib tins, 4M Do 8d Jib tins, Bottled Ud Fruits, and Is Tinned do, Is; Euglish Jams, lib ibis 6-Ad and -7d lid Do, 21b tins, aiid Is English lib 6d Marmalade, tins, 1 Do, 21b tins, lid S A Jams, lib 21b tins, 4Jd tins, Sd, 8Jd' and lOd A assorted S| Jellies, 21btins Is Golden Syrup, 21b tins, 9d pints Pickles, 7d and 8d lib Coftee, Is tins, 2d, is 4d, ls«a and Is Sd Baking Powder, Jib tiua, 5d Egg Powder, Jib tins. Gd Colman's Mustard D S F Jib 7d, Jib Is Green peas, lib, 7d French Beans, lib, 7d Unseed Meal, 8d per !b Pea Flour, Sd per lb ; Condensed Milk 7d Tomato Sauce, fid and 8d Worcester shire 5d Sauce, 4 Jd per Starch, lb Bine 8d per lb Ultramarine, Uo Keen's, lOd Table 9d Viuegar. per bottle. Cordials. Tea/ Is 9d aud 2s per lb Is, J and lid Arrowroot, 8d lb Sd paekets, lb Caudles, per "Soap Id 5d aud Gd bar Jtestampe's do, lid self-acting bar D?(itmpe Washing Fluid, Is 3d bottle Oatmeal, fib bags, Is 2d New Vasse Pota Is Gd stone; toes, Other Up«s at theLo west ;
;
—
-
;
SMITH,
Barrack
for
an
OilB
Harness
Clippers,
orders sent with all
Children's
possible colonies.
and
executed
Colonial 3-
variety./ OF
kinds
Scrapers, etc.
W. A.,
and
and
English
M&Q. -Men's
SMITH
Gents' Saddles Riding Saddles aud Bridles, Boys' and Girls' Pack Saddles Pilches, Saddles, Jockey Horse and all for firs Clothing, a requisites class Stable or W hips Hostelry, includiug Brushes Spurs, SpongeB, Chamois Skins,
Combs, Blacking,
.
r/|
a large and varied stock, of Gig,- Cart, and Oairiage
;
Street,
;
;
Wholesale
Agent Messrs.
latest
Manufacturers,
THE
fc
facture.,
and
fine
Goods,'
Perth,
in Stock Large HAVE Assortment of Ladies'and
K.C.M.G,
ISroome,
Ladies'
Harness,
sihoke
ready
Fancy
;
Barrack .'Street, Sole Agents.
BROWN & ALLEN,
'u)
Jhe Governor,
Excellency N,
ALWAYS assortment
handsome
for
North
the
WATSON
& TEE
and
Cossack.
West
;
j
5
;
;
Perth,
in
Suits
October
17 1889.
;
?
;
;
;
WANTED
fashions,
KNOWN
;
;
j
That
HE ARM AN and take heed. E very new style in stock. A ttention particularly paid to cutting. Reliable
M
ens'
fit
atid
guaranteed. boys' Hats,
large Scarfs
N othing
is.
wanting
for
new
at
the
;
;
j
of Gloves,
;
;
;
changed
;
;
;
Federal assortment &e.
be ex
can'
pianos
&
Shirtings
Hosiery.
A
old
;
'
.
.
:
mafried will
Room,
Reading
!
HARNESS
—Therefore— :
-i
j
j
''
and
Stationers,
Importers,
-WhyGoods
2 p.m., Is. 7 p.m., 9d.
16s per week Outdoor Boarders, Indoor Do., 19s tu.21s per week. for ladies and Accommodation Special
Terms
Perth.
of the
VIE'VS
Sold
STEIN
APPOINT-
Roebourne
9d.
BatliB.
?
.
lo
9 a.m.,
:
STREET
Stein
and
HEAKMAN,
Hay-street
-
From
to
m.
Mduuted Splendidly Gill. Haudsoinely Price Is. 6d».
aud
Proprietor.
GENTLEMEN, W hat is it you want
:
E
note
First-class
:
v-j
AND
ROBERT MANUFACiUBEBOFAt.il
performances
UKlPElt,
Goods
..t!
"the
of
CHIEF CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
HAY
and
boarders
hours.
From 6 a From. 12 a.m.
Breakfast Lunoh: Tea :
His
ale
inspection.
v
all
cook.;
English'
and
CITY
_
/
at
Meals
New
j:
YIE)YS;
MOST?MAGNIFICENT
Minorgan.
BARRACK PERTH.
SPECIAL
practices.
W. G.
9 p.m.,
to
a
Boat.
amateur
sociuls,
1
visitors.
"fc
beer
All
Home),
a.m.
PERTH
.
B.
BY
PALACE.
the. (Opposite Fremanile Club), from minutes' walk Three Jetty. and Towu-ball. Railway Station, W. F. jENNiNGS, late of the Vienna the above new OPENED Cafe, has now have been extensive which premises, latest for the comfort fitted style up in the
,
wines
West
.HENRY-STREET
and
&
(Opposite
stock.
in
only
D. JACOBY,
Workman's
ORDER
E N G
SADDLE
WORKS,
has added D. Jacoby a Concert Hall and Ball-room which is to let premises,
Perth.
9
:
Booksellers,
Hotel Accommodation. Boarders £1 Is per weelc.
FEDERAL (The
TO
C H ALL
Hours.
all
Australian
'
COFFEE
MADE
PIONEER
:
Manufacturer in
YIEWS.!
Minorgan to the Public that they DRAYS fromi £14 and-
:
brands of wines,
spirits
be
to
Sydney, Hours
-
Outdoor Indoor Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. of Nor' OYSTERS on arrival regularly
City.
LARGEST
the
is:
will
U.S.A. Surgery, Late of Marshall Bros., New South Wales.
Marshall,
COM PETITION.
;
Roller
Perth, and Gollege
&
-
VERYARD'S
of
D.
Street,
Dental
Perth.
class
First
Colony. One
of Philadelphia of Oral Hospital
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
Barrington
WE
specialties.
the,
MARSHALL, Hutt
Bingay,
Late
us.
by
&
RESTAURANT.
at
of Confec
all
or
is guarantee work turned
.
choicest
very
y.
j.
1
'i
Durability
'
and
The
Fit,
Colony. out
!
unsurpassed.
are
witb.
in
A mechanical
this
.
'
comfort
given
E.
intimate arc making' SPRING DRAYS a HEAVY upwards, speciality is invited as this is an opportunity Inspection to acquire a really first class DRAY at the Price. Lowest Possible
First-class COOK engaged iu Adelaide, and first-class attendance. A Liberal and Choice Menu.
and
conveniences
and
respectfully
.
:
u
King
Messrs.
Lunches. Dinner a la, carle. Suppers.
H.MENT ROOMS,
REFRES
..,
De PARI Street. D. j ACOB Y.
FASHIONABLE
|
iu
BINGAY
BAZAAR,
Bak-rington
and
Price
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS, of
tr
Marshall wish to particu out that their Artificial Teeth
point be excelled
;
—
&
larly cannot
:
EM PO R1UM ;
..
CAFE, MuiaiAX
Safes,
Novelties.
CONTINENTAL
Perth/
Terrace,
George's
Proprietor
.
YARD'S E RY
Mechanical
CARTS
T'!
Boots
and Paris Made), Toys, etc.
;
Provident
i
Patronize
Should
Everybody
:
for
Daily r
;
promptly
Land
St.
Operations.
'
Ivory,
n
Bmgay
:
Hosiery, Towelling,
commissions
&
Surveyors,.
mission
of
kinds
Large
and
10
Lu
Gas, Ether
—
businesses HOUSES to LET.
at moderate prices, executed G. BURGESS, Mutual
,
Licensed
for
AH
Purchasers.
all'
AJ PATERSON
Ct
JLi
r
housesSALE.
anj5|
tfa
;t
'In
;
(Speciality),
1000,)
Drapery,
XMAS. 1892. We shall SELL nothing Christmas toys during Week, at Prices of before in unheard W.A. lOOOdolls, and dressed) undressed, speaking and others over 2000 other toys— Rocking Horses, and
Corner
Suburban
ToP,
Trousers
per
Hay Street,
Wholesale
Belfast &c.
.'Colppy-
Gold
Speciality. administered
but
Our Wholesale Prices for all classes and Women's Men's Boots are the Lowest iu the Trade. Wholesale Buyers do well will to inspect our samples before buying elsewhere.
<
£16
i
i
T
to
Machines,
(
Oif
& llTrirrr"
10s.
Sewing
(Vienna
invited.
Inspection
£5
(from
Natalia Tweed
-:real
bers,
with. a
1
I
R S,
Fremautle.
"
LIG
Dentists,
and
'tilled
Artificial
-,
Hoavick-Street,
PATEESOH& Cd,
Mechanical
Berth
i
'MAliSipLL
&
aud
Scents,
:
NOTICE.
I
i
KELLYC.A.
A Y;
Surgical
Wore, Fancy Goods,
'
:
DENTAL
DEPARTMENT-
RETAIL
the
FACTORY,
PERTH.
r
I
Sporting.
AND
Undertaker,
NDEL.L,
W endt,
to.
Telegrams Latest
LONDON
LI M.
MR.
China''
A M P B E
of J.
Adelaide,) R- and W ATGHMAKE BA?RR< kCK JEWELLER, ST., PERTH, Town (Opposite Hall) "V Matchmaker a in the LINDELL'S as Old long experience and o years Country in MelbourneaB a Watch Repaiffer for die principal firms in the' "should ;be'a City, that all work to him will be well sufficient entrusted and guarantee faithfully carried out' and CE that ih'connectiou with REPEATERS RONOG'RAPHS froin' apeciaiily/ 'Repairs attended to and returned country promptly bj rp8t>-. :/ Ji0
hutchinson.
Tobacco Merchants.
of
Importers
V.
B.
.
,
!
Retail
Always opening
NOTICE.
»
you
then
&
Wholesale
CQNTOCT.
0
in
EIGHT-U-R.
elsewhere. draw MR.: CAMPBELL wishes to attention to the fact that he is also to and UNDERTAKE prepared at any part FUNERALS of the. .cplpny. in, the most Respectful at MannerModerate at the Charges
SHORTEST
say
!
(Late
from
iiie
you
Rendezvous
Hay-street,
colonies
inspect
Ah
House?
Sporting
'
visitors,
and'
of
choice The
Perth
Hay Street, And
to
go
«
.
CAMPBELL'S,
your
'
K.
In
-
Jv
of'
-
:ii,7
IlOBAOCtos; Latest Sporting
'
-
v
that
PIPES, &c., of Gre at Variety aud Best Quality always in Stock, aud Papers r eceived regularly from the colonies. Telegrams Agency for.the most Comic We wish, to draw popular to Papers of the Wo rid. particular attention our Hairdressing Department which Has been greatly improved under the'pr esent manage Orders iqent. executed ai ad Subscribers' names received Country promptly for! Englishcomic periodicals. A Trial Solic ited. Respectfully OIGARi3,
good
but
,
i:'
"is
and
Tobacco
good
Shaving,
Tobacconist Saloon, DUFF, MANAGER.
.
MATTRESSES
demanding
'
SPRING
In
AND
T.
.
BEDDING
and
;
.
FURNITURE,'
Imperial Hairdressing BARRACK ST., PERTH.
..
i
The
'
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r
\
House
Cheapest
,
Wlie
Ware
Furnishing
Ties,
;
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;
at
;
house,
;
H F ARM A N 'S.
Hay-street,
Perth,
;
Prices.
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HOTEL.
EIRE
PAH
CONFECTIONERY
EIRE
1
FIRE
PHCENIX
COMPANY.
EIRE
1!
WILFORD
The Greatest discovered
OFFICE.
Health
Steam Confectionery
Farm
Works,
Y
Over
unsolicited 25,000 sheet will be sent By the aid of this
remunerative
Crops, &c. insuaed. KAY COURTHOPE, for W. A Attorney AGENCIES:— W H Angove & Co. Albany, R M Walker & Co. Fremantle, F A Bennett. York,, R J Wilson. Guildford,
The
SILVER
PAN
tionery
Company,
drugs
.
Confeo-
;
Triumph
Pledge
to any
"
Hono"ub.
of
Be it known Dr. ing from
...
Hotel
has
.
Palace
more
,
than
accomodation
for
"boarders
other
in
Western
any
hotel
Australia.
,
Hundred
Two
Meals
Single The
Cuisine
ment
of
that
the
a. Wilford
Spiers
Candies,
AARRY
Horebound Is.
Turkish
The and
Delight,
Chocolate
;
in the
Cooking Range is the largest colony and capable of cook
ing
for
The
Five
most
'
purpose Hall the
knowledge
perfect
Beds
The
all
are
Ask
City.
and
cen
hotel
for
and the
Colonies.
Room contains
Best Beer
Wines,
grocer
the
DAY,
Murray are
of
Best
a.
c.
and
Spirits only
,
Ask
both
in
excel
purity,
one
of AlcockV
for the
Jujubes,
the
selling
of
use
best
GOLD
AND
HIGH
We
are
hotel, Centrally
City
the
being
the
Town
and
Office,
The
and
Situated
Murray-street minute's
one
keeper's
Post
General
Hall,
required
walk
that
Offices.
will
Murray-street
Visitors
by
Building
Eastern
the
Country
and
will
find
Colonies
MUSSON'S
name,
Chemist
the the
Store
or
now
the
to
sale
for
fact
the
also
And
and
celebrated
of
the
will
011
application.
give
a
trial
BEST
in
the
Pan
SUCE.
ORDERS,
Australian
CITY|
|
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Send
for
posted it,
and yon
National Library of Australia
J |
Perth.
Street, to
be
found
in
popular is undoubted of the grand old winter when able
in
Hotel
visiting
Saloon
at
Perth.
Muriay-st.,
shamrock
the
now
ofthe
newest
|
nfants'
25.
Guineas
very
and
choicest
rapidly
.
patterns'
who
Chemises,
s urahs,
Broche
of
has
a
Silks
;
&
Robes. Dresses &c:
Night Cambric
Silk,
Stock;
large
Head-flannels
Gowns,
Q ovsets, R erchiefs
aud
J rouserings
& Suitings
h
arrived
osiery
just
in
latest
E very
a
aud
Linen,
Lyons
Silks.
to Guineas be obtained may
at the Federal for
Furnishing Time- Payment System.
of
variety
fashion
in
Belts
adies'
in
Black,
to
suit
all
of
Cash
on
Hats
Pretty,
aud
Sateens.
:
Ivory.
classes
&
Sc
Sc -pockets.
Velveteen's,
Muslins spotted and Delaines.
p ongee Cloths in all E mbroidery, Fancy
and
Regatta
Blouses,
Costumes,
Dept. Gloves.
and Kid
colors,
&c.
aud
Tan and
"Velvet's
Striped
stock.
shades & colours
Ladies'
Taffeta,
Satins,
Assortment
in
the Manchester
in
Silks,
Styles
inspection
kept
requisite
£ very requisite S wede Guantlet,
Laco Aprons. Collars
and
Cuffs.
KfiMT, PICTURE
Murray-street,
hundred
one
ready for
Pianos
that
the latest
0 ruaments, Good, Graceful Cashmeres p rints, Zephyrs,
1.
KNOWN
in &
£ ach Gentleman's
R ich
has taken over Mr. W. N. Moylk hotel from Mr. the above well-known T. Quinlau, M.L. A., and will endeavour to maintain its as the Lead reputation ing Hotel of the Metropolis. New Saloon Bar. 1 o'clock. Table D'Hote
from
everybody.
selling
HICKS is the mau
D ress-pieces Perth.
Street,
Large
Slock
of
FR A MER
West.
pictures
;
always
on
hand.
the
Country orders attended Terms Moderate.
to. <
PAN Printed
CONFECTIONERY
Wellington-street,
Muslins,
Laces
P oplinettes
exponents
in the genial who is now
BROWN the Billiard
Warehouse
and published for the Might Rev. Gibney , at the office of the " W.A. Record," Howick street , Perth , by George Chitty Baker. M.
WANTED Federal
I
Proprietor.
:
TO.
order.
|
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PRACTICAL
COMPANY,
'
1
Professional Chef. Terms moderate.
and Catalogue
JSILVER
most lovers
Blake's
tosuit
COOK..
recreations
chief
WANTED
ree
address
.
Silver
ATTENDED List
and Keyless.
CHARLEY of engineer
promptly
Price
Barometers. Watches
the
Mantles
Bead, Gold and Silver Gimps. £ legant designs in Dress Trimmings. R ibbons— Trimmed and untrimmed straws f ies, Scarfs & all kinds of Haberdashery.
HOTEL.
POWDER,
COUNTRY
-
and
should bear in mind that of the most one is to be found game
Hay
COMFORTABLE. and
pastime the City
and
BRAND
WORCESTERSHIRE
HOTEL most
NEWCASTLE
and
some
POWDER,
CURRY
Football
skipper
directed
offering
AMONG W.A., ly
unstamped.
also
BAKING
PALACE
CHEAPEST
market.
the
as
"KANGAROO"
SYDNEY
The
fgnfei
B raid,
aud Pius.
Rings
Note
a'
the
(Electro.)
executed.
Kay
COURTYARD.
from
Lockets,
C-
sizes
or
INDIAN
the nearly opposite Railway with connected aud are Station
C haius,
Key- winding
Storekeepers be found by
in prepared either stamped
the
are
of all
Chronometers
Satisfaction.
Lozenges
is
1
0 pera Glasses and Spectacles, 0 pen-face and half-hunting,
excellent
Premises
Wellington-street
we
end
all
with
Attention
kinds
Repairs
and CHEAPEST
and
shapes
aud Guilt.)
(Marble
to be the
order
trial
extend
that
ORDEW.
Fremautlc
goods which
our
Chemists
Government
PAVED
ESTABLISHMENTS!
!
Hot water dishes and cans. in silver. U seful articles
Toffee,
to
with
TRIAL
Guarantee
City
!
Elegant.
Timepieces,
world.
anxious and
A
solicit
BEST
are
the
FREMANTLE.
—NOTE—
STOREKEEPERS:
Trade
Country
the
in
particularly
view
in
palace
most
frontage
STREET
NORTHAM
SILVER
Attractions
!
and
Rioh
Eucalyptus
Honey- comb Toffee
in
from
CASH
DRAPER, CLOTHIER, MERCER, AND TAILOR, MILLINER,
PEHTHi
Attractions
PAN
SILVER
COUNTRY
our
Charge.
;
HIDES,
GSIT
HAYmIIREEI,
Cough Drops,
Drops,
TO
Boarders
spinet
the
PEOPLE'S
SMITH,
cheapness.
THE
for
Compauy's
one
in
THE
J ackets
PIANO & MUSIC BOOHStock
the
(opposite
'
We
Is
I.
BRANCH
Goods,
our
sell for
and
lence,
All
tib
PERTH
,,!
J.
HWlLLiS,
storekeepers unrivalled
are
are
Wellington-streets in the City. unrivalled
Without
HAY-STREET,
Sandover Sc Co.), who will forward the mail. pamphlet by return See adveitisement in large Saturday's issue of the West Australian" and Western
kept.
COOK,
WESTERN
City
which
and
Tables, provided and Visitors
P.O..
Tables.
Best Brands
the
AUSTRALIA. All
the
and
Room, with
Billiard
-of.V;V:..;i...l8
.......day
W.
Goods,
ADVANCE
<£1 per
Promenades
Balcony
!
Mail."
of
one
;
One Witness .„.7..7; Cut this out and sign with one witness, and send with "ONE to Dr.Hall's POUND Sole Agent for Western Australia, GEO. DUMS-
guaranteed. The
treatment.) this
Address
HARRY BLAKE, Proprietor. Australian Hotel, Murray St., Perth,
AND
Week-
Liquors Brands procurable,
Country from the Eastern
Visitors
from family, exacted not
own
my
Signed
to spare no effort as the Leading and for Visitors
will
reputation
The Billiard
Pan
Company's
all
are
for
most
comfortable in the City
Altock's
StlYer
The
Wire
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The
its
Hotel
with
of.
Hotel.)
the
Treat pam hereby pledge my show the pamphlet' the
I
nor allow anyone, it nor will I use person, the others any the mem
for
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
& Lodging
Goods
maintain
INDUSTRY.
Storekeeper
your
Mattrasses.
Board
and
of
Woven
on
situated
by any
his
"
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
and
complete
in the
and
Country Visitors New Management
Goods
of Confectionery
description
by
has been long as
,
\
except each of whom a will to reveal' promise the treatment to others. (This pledge does not debar the physician who may purchase the from with pamphlet using the treatment his patients, piovided however, he doeB not show the painphlct reveal nor to them the rationale!
Situated
and Garter
-i
large
of the
Arrangements
the
are
People.
Hundred
Sanitary
Hotel
every
Star
seen
bers
over
:
address.
and for Discovery., and Longevity with
Health
be
"AUSTRALIAN" known favourably
trally
Creams,
London.
of
treatment
BLiVKE
of the
(Late
Ornaments,
Sugar
Hygienic
ment
of
Candies,
Gelatine
The
,
Perth.
ClaBS and Centrally been taken has now
First
Hotel
Sugar
manage Chef late of
& Pond,
This,
Goods,
of his
to be
HOTEL Street,
a
W. a. Record." of obtain
—
for
the same. phlet unfo'ding word and honour not to or reveal its contents to
Son & Stewart.'
AUSTRALIAN Murray
the
first-class
a
board
Courses),
is under
Northam,
Boiled,
Dry
for
(Three
of
description
Throssell
being
Daily-
week per and lodging.
20s.
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