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test

Bishop

—

Sib,

to this with

;

retire

I

and

theology clever

THE

EdiTOJB.

Qibaoy

retires

raise

can

the

.

assertion

n'bble a several

one

notice

the

brother

of

revolver

;

Church

the

of

as

we

offer

a

it

si

excellent

op

I do

not

see

to

him

than

to

that

on

accuses

me

Irishmen

and

fact. between

If

o

man

fairer

than

fiame

respeot,

not

country

is

discuss

the

tion."

And

to

that

to

aspect' write

when

his

oold

blosd

As

a

trict

.till

after Mr.

Passage. his

between Range."

two

sistency

from small

would

ring fee

for

—

'

ber

the

Foam

remember

the

Reebourne the few

in

that

us

avenging

either

side

Passage tho

people

armed state

Yes,

Oil

into found

of

in

most

a

and

the

to wn

to

of affairs

I.

excited

patrolling terrified

in

arose

the

of force

their dispatched, Griffith named and "Peter" (a Swan River ceeded

in

arresting

force of

native).

Tbev

one

assistant

two

or

man

mutilated A

manner.

out

taking

the

bodies

iu

man

of

the

rations

the

near

back

in

and

horrible

of sailors

the

Field, came

scene

and

report

what

ho

>a-

native'

boy

natives

had

'

the

About

aaen.

most

a

name

for

this ghastly in to terror

upon

same

time

that

reported

the

hurried had

:

critical

circumstances

the

or

superiority The Government in

swore man, and divided

few

discussed

be

white

the

would

have

situation, to assert

driven

out

of

number

a

them

of special constables, the two parties, one, direction of the late the beat tho other,

into

resisted

course

These

how

was

many

doubtful

if

evidence

of I

settlers, found was

never

more

killed.

As

inhumanity"

of.

those

mention

that

two

conflicts

of,

until

who the

were

but

the

ia

thigh, taken

though

oare,

with

it

obild

was

with

to this, one at Le Grange prior The first at the De Grey. was of Messrs. the murders Panter,

Gotchwyer,

in it

and

shot,

little

a

wounded

up, tended

were

woro

known;'

the

uativgs Bay and one the result of

and Harding unheard a long time a party dispatched

for

Government

"

.

in the Clarence .Packet," ..under, the. leader con Brown,, who, after ship of Mr. Maitland the mutilated difficulty, discovered siderable m remains of tho unfortunate in g men,' and cp in

oonfliot

them

a

with

natives

in

lessou.

At the

De

the

vicinity,

Grey,

tells

many the

seized

Resident

by sent

engagement,

wherein

natives

were

shot.

As

that

none

entered

into

in

far

I

as

matters whioh upon

of

founded.

It

are

com

party,

these conflicts and that blood," carried out were

of

the

direct instructions tho fourth under

four

the

of the

were

ooourred

at

law

was

Port

under

of nature cruel

a

in no sense of the word pearlers ('ho a trial ©f two settlers inook were ") held examined witnesses on and natives, oath, oxecuted their ©f Most finally prisoners. those in this fled the oountry in a implicated small

and

boat,

Perth

and

jury imprisonment.

here

to

;I-

settler," who

sentenced

engaged iu pearling

amongst them they included

some

Botwoen

there latter

the60

to the

fewer better.

gavo

the natives

National Library of Australia

sketch

of

early

days.

the and

by

course

of

hostility. all tho

bitterest

the

result

of this settlers

Tho crimes

that

the

those;

received

that

ment

whioh

seemed

proper

and

others

again

fell

to

vessel

tbeir

goods

the

it

were

(unless conntry). is that chain"

and

put

do'ue

was

a

did

The natives

it

my done

ever

"

rioe

"it taught

is

a

;

man

hardly Tho

on

moat

Then that

here

with by a be

at

can a

eeims

be shot

rope

no

t'el would

bull

at

was

in

is

time

shell

feet' ;

of

this

first

their of this

of

Mr.

.

regular period

Wellard's

leg breaking Hall (where Mr. Shakespear command) this them all the gave a

I

—

of beef prize, Out of

for

little

a

while,

the

hide

for

this

and

some

In now ologs. for pasturage

settled

hor

brother

on

an

that

Mr.

still

a

their protecting deal the boxes

for

the

So

future. hia wife

Withnell,

and

blacks After

.

followed

them

from

to place.

place

Witlmell time the parted, explorers and his wife to examine the Sher proceeding lock here that one' of oountry, and, it was those trials which was experienced fortunate

aud let could

pearling. I daresay which oc

ly

,

a

few

from

in

a

t© endure,

where camp the husband

the river water. fowl

wife

The

here

in

and

for

He

replied,

a

lifetime

Starting

early

of natives travelled

were

fine of

a

afew

abundant,

needed.

greatly rest

Humber

a

and reached

and

when

few minutes.

a

left, ;

have

hearts lived

seems

found

—

who

down

husband

|

i

;

'

I go out answered P" oome

try "What

not

be far

was

laid

went

am

I "

the to do if Give a shout,

natives I will

i

away." down to

on, no gun and grew more seemed an hour. whioh

some

:

;

;

were "

You, said, shade while duoks." The wife

the

J

with

pool whioh

this

"

with

sun

measured

"

constructed Jack," became; imperative

"Bullooky or.

and

frames and bleed burning weary ing feet, not knowing at what moment they be attacked the overmight by watohing

tied

by of Foam Malaya in the deep water Passage the natives, unaccustomed to the depth were unable to get to the bottom, and the Malays ronnd all with lots of shells, them coming up at them, and made the natives jeered very to and anxious succeed, asked for some to take them down. Mr. weights Haynes tells us that he was not born in the colony, a matter is perhaps of congratulation (this but that he claims for the colony) to know as early days as the settlers rnugh about the that this gentleman thoip8Qlve. Ooqejdering a has assumed of to position superiority we cannot Bishop Gibnoy, bo surprised at claim. If wo this f nrthor ask how he qame much kno wledge, the self-evideut answer by was

bread

;

Andover

a

by a rope." lose all sense of shadow of doubt that 1.

tea inoident of

born.

was

shoeless was

!

told

down

to

all

con

Roebourne.

son

I

letter

all

—

over

men ammunition carrying and guns, Mrs. Withnell, then 22 years of age, rations, with a revolver in her the and belt, compass her over and journal shoulder, a sturdy infant in her arms. Ah who the can realise 14 days' travel under weary anguish of their

to

drown

they

were

sugarless luckiest

there.

the a

were

shot

cannon

a system profitable of this idiotic statement from a circumstance

the

was

thenatives a

time

many the

;

on

are

little

stood

be

«

.

with

should (Mr. John start Hancoek) to the Mrs. trip eastward, exploring Withnell armed with a being the navigator, and Journal but being ooinpass Gregory's without horses thoy mnst go on foot shod with or not at all. And thus clogs they started,

it,

If

we

at

third

in

they

face

could

"

hill

the

The the

shepherd,. sandals

act whoever reprehensible instance of tb9 kind came do I think that nor it was settler.

the

on

this

wa3

greater

I find this

shelter

after and

luxury

the

down

boat?.

pearling

fact"

a

there

origin

originated curred

no

statement

brought

to dive by having feet and lowered

to their This writer reason

"

fled

rude

a

to

see

the of, length /but'. morning, iRf say, that the scraps of J sincerity, what I call the may ancient of history this are subject, chiefly made up person alities Mr against Haynes arid sentimental narratives that do not cover the ground I have taken "all I up along. want Mr. to to Harper prove the public in the first place, that Governor Weld was' "mad" on the native the Attorney difficulty; General of the day unreliable and (because paid), Earl Kimberley or biassed for ignorant he ignores these three high authorities on the of the relations white settlers to the blacks in the early days. The indictments of such authorities cannot be put aside with impunity by a representative of a class, the which, in. main, hampered the Crown in its efforts to secure the punishment of those hideous crimes which characterized the consecutively opening of the native -history I may difficulty. say I would that not flow, have prolonged this to this it not controversy were for extent, the self with unblushing -righteousness" Mr. which, Harper clothed himself and his in his first class he letter, when took up the for cudgels the originator of the con who was troversy, satisfied with evidently for my explanation, he "retired from the contest." Had Mr. Harper been content with a moderate defence of a section of the he class I would "have given represented, for it, him credit and would' have repeated the contention of the Record of the 13th that in many October, cases "were setters, unjustly" held up to opprobrium. But his wholesale laudation of all but & few" J setmeant the tiers, simply that official records of the Crown, and the controver newspaper sies of various and the periods, persistent to public were agitations go down before the coloured of a highly claims latter-day, self-constituted historian, of deeds angelic of his performed by all but "a few" class m the I next want early days. Mr. to prove that my Harper personal experi ences, as already published, go for nothing in this for he cannot'slide controversy, from tKerii in an away avalanche 'of iridig. nation at the idea of the perpetration of coldblooded cruelties from practised the': beginning of settlement to this day. My travels in this own Colony have given meal fair idea of the that hardships, pioneers had to undergo .in the past,5 andj I am as' as Mr.Harper ready to admit is to pourtrav the of justice self-defence. But what I still mantain that if certain is, of precepts the law had been followed natural by setthe tiers, of necessity self-defence

Harper's

must

away

were henr,ts bad to be

innumerable

Shortly By this diet.

hearts

stoat stout

now—bub

structed

or

needed

Editor.

the

to

when

arguments

the

and

before

come

punish

tolerably deserved who

the

fail

"Mr.

many

washed vessel floated

were

when

Difficulties

as

one

those

definite

were

notioe, by the

that "

next

however,

it;

under

of

some

became stranded; ashore aud

put

I

"

horses

wilderness

and jury, hand of the

this

Port

HARPER.

.

two

some

the

searoh

no

to

on

their

being bad

the

to Cossaok Headland and

being

etc.,

-

of

getting

was

take

800 sheep, taken

of

was

It

it

that

and

'

e 3

North

months.

to

would

in

the

look

may

—

man

the

character of the settlers in with that born fact, inconsistency Mr. Haynos tells that no us per executed in Perth has been for murder the last 20 native years." during Unpre evidence

truth,

tho

aB

tho

people

then,

spread

of

reaehed Cossack finally 86 sheep, one horse and one oow, very no and boots but those clothing, they and no chance of more for in,

iu general; of projudioe,

judiced conclusive

Instead

tide;

tion

"

If,

to

not

in

dealings

-

proved subsequently of ever ready friend or left Frehigh low,

with

the etook

feet.

a

bis

there live

of a police Yet, Jin spite urged on by aud by some tho Government sections of the result has been a distinct Press the vindica

son

Court,

concealed.

carefully are'

home wife young

taken

re-embarked

natives.

of

desire interest

a.

a

were

of

judge

the

by

of the

r

their their

?

inconsiderate

S. Haynes).

recti

how my last letter; in reply to Mr. Harper that gentle inspired man with the hope that I had "retired from In the contest." I that letter gavri him to understand that I declined to follow; him in "side issues" of arid theology abusive personalities m which, Mr. mainly, to this Harper dealt up The £ morning. native difficulty not was touched seriously by Mr. Harper— the only difficulty he was endeavouring to get out of or, rather, into, a was I one, and fit to ? religious thought ask him to keep to the subject in which the would be most public interested. I felt that if he became as communicative on \5 the native as he did on "theology, question there would be some 1 of chance my provthe blacks have been and ing that are being treated cruelly by and at 'the instance of certain settlers and pearlers I have .not squatters. "invited" Mr. into the Haynes "contest" or the "breach", but I am just as thankful for his courage ous, contribution to the as no subject, Mr. doubt is for Harper that of. Mr. who Richardson, entered the breach on behalf of Mr. Harper and his class. Mr Harper in a former letter promised to deal on another occasion" with the relations of settlers to the blacks, and I therefore expected a to my former reply

in an charac

Supreme the

of

misfortunes of iniquity evidence by come, reputation blackened for mercenary by others. purposes Surely itis in

To

Sir,—

he has

endured Buffering John a Withnell,

blaok, seek

they

there settlors

was'

of

the

'boil"®"

as

say of con

who

cattle.

by

others

measure

R.

the

and

villians.

if not more two, floating population, made their escape by bout to North Aus craws, tralia Settlement or tho StraitB s to avoid arrest. mora

aud

taking they started

sons,

or were of committed, .capable imagining. it is from this source that Evidently Bishop havo imbibed Gibney, Mr. Haynes, and others their views. Itis aratherremarkiblafaottbat

Several

of

Mr.

Mr.

to

West;

a

years' well of the

interests of thenatives that this floating class,

interest

Of

The

feeling. to their

of

type

in

find

and

by

blood

CHARLES

morality? fie morality

is

evidenoe to further

trial

or

mantle

though good men, yet

of "settlors"

the

white

as

vilest

it

when,

,

and

fire,

theiroonscious

pat

to

exemplified described in black

character, to be

sterling himself

only,

some

were

of

employed

accused

bo

when that, speaking most exolude emphatically

were

as

by

guilty 12

to

would

it

Perhaps

say

"

found

was'

one

to

those

exp'ienoe"

by land

by

feel

Yours,

too already iu the against steeped prejudice the settlers I would offer fotlowiug

hopelessly Northern

case, where

Headland,

one

eagerness admits that Is

motives may be better To those people who

Government,

first

Thoro

ob

three

cold

out

of

be

or

oonten

that

'of

innumerable,

sen

his

worst

political the hearts of suoh aB these that we for oold. oruel. cowardlv inhnmanibv. or

:

aro

charges will,

no

one

at

that

their

then

sort"

flood,

.and f'humauityj' the natives, "they their

or

any "these

them

pointed

of

recolleot,

the

of

and interests

the

through

of find

any

in

it

evidence

bim

doctrine,

thieves, within

should

or of morality; how grievously justice, is the position in which he places humiliating his Bishop, assist whom he to find to Beems it sacrifice all those to expedient qualities. If his motive was to gain favours from his it was from political, pro Bishop, or that or his letter motive, fessional, mercenary However, there wouldbeperfectlyintelligible.

a

of

history,

of

"

a

by

liberty

of

exception against

exhibits

debtor for

oan

we

to

constables, was result number a

all

"

served

a

us

(secured intervention

water,

paragraph

single Is

who

by the judgment

ters

the

blaoks,

out

severe

Ash-

to be when

liberty

parting,

thankful were

wonder

it

endured losses

tude with

ohild, feet

bleeding Is

suffered

is

challenge,

justice. that the admires

particularly

six white hundreds of

or

the

the

It which

of

absconding

this,

a

hearsay

on

at the

been

the

P

One

may

on

after years after some

five

I

truth."

sense

refuse

the

is

no

not

Bleeping

"scalded,

suffering. who have

him

impression a ohampion

poae as he desires

heavily

finger

ex

is

that

their

that

to

tells

"this

one

beside

little

a

self-dsfenoo

the

ad

me

thank

that

—

eouviothreatens

Baem

one

days in

With

I think

justice demn

I

does

it

of

agony

—

in

annihilae

forces.

opponents.

tion) his

He

and

-

'

successfully

say

ever which place with

killed

massacre

a

will

'

the

turned to leave him when, as (the. mother for ever he threw perhaps his up little as infants do. hands, sleeping what a lifetime it Aye, must have seemed before the parents again stood

interesting the inspired it the to express on a P He dogma of his ohuroh is not. Is it in the interest it

under views to

muoh

!

realise

faintly

but of

so,

position of his

Haynes

motives the not'ee. Ia

for

of truth ? tence (which

by

from

wounded,

were

arrest

do wn

woro

and off to the boat it ultimately succumbed.

There

of

exactly, than 10

'the may

out

found,

some

accidentally was" bound

wound

par and

and

arrest,

letter writer's

"

was

carry

would

to his

—

inhumanity shown

but

conflict severest North-West took

been

bad

uow

instructions to received go the who, when murderers,

arreBt

and their

country.

tho

under the party, A. J. M'Rae, and under John Withnell. Mr.

party, ties

in

men

bo who, it must Resident, a without single police

was

remembered,

the

the

met, they

vicinity deoided that

going, into. Under these

a, grand oprroberee) do likewise there.

(after having Reebourne to

had

of

all the white at Nicol killed men Bay, taken intended all their rations and and fire-arms,

Mr.

many

when,

as

not

but

warning,

attack,

seems

"

ca3e

the

child

a

up

the

statement

"

thousand

tea

defence to searoh

armed

I may late. If I be, too leave the natives oome aud my child may killhim." With a wisdom born of desperation the child left Who but mother oaa was a even

ex

Church

hope

us

the

dosired gentleman liberty; Apparently,

this of to

of the

suc

and Maitland, returning, they camped for the of a with sailors iu some charge night the stranded boat at During Nicol Bay. attacked and killed them all night the natives

land

the

blacks

well

sloop. this

a

how

then

The

body. in this

was' anything but cordial that it was recognising

were

police consisted native his

whioh

made

"

the

and

English

maintain

that in these even hard, allowed to say a word attacked. under I was

and Bhot natives, killed. few were the "was at legs of

held

who

own

.

massacre." riding 1868 I

that with

away,

the

R chard Septimus he and Bishop Gibney

tion.

watching

enthusiastic Let

debtor, does

absconding friend miring

an

till

whites

special The

men

Remem

naliveB some finding oppor bolder thieving, gradually grew last made raid of a serious some upon at Cossack. To arrest some goods stored whole

time,

of police and the murderers.

^contribu

The

the

this

natives, been drawn

most of

clergymen

"

of

these

During of.

the

eastern colonies." to while ho choose3

sevoral

Haynes

"

?

part

'men too

women

of this

tunities and at

went

iii

which'

of God

Mr.

—

fcfie

well.

early there

fired,

of

"one

for

ammunition

j

;

emplary

hold

got

and

—self-preservation.

Mountain

finger the

6arelcVsiiess,'or of the sufferer time

state, and

manner.

and

The

ooeurred

and

Mountain

to argue that it prepared but' of /God 5" finger avenging

negligence

oause

at

men

been

tory

night,

inhu

logs on Darling con have fallen with may but is there his Bishop, not Jan in it when we remember that

thev "employer's

the

tracted.

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he reach the dis of the Foam

jarrah

the

nervous

of fact

did

by the

have

wasnot

matter

nor

;

fired

wretch

which are these, the only incidents

brigade

ghastly of 150

incident Haynes tells

This

impious

of

tho

posed

one

"

the

as

not be he also

hammer,

shots

to his settlers

Government

to

was

the

was

the

"

fate

lie

soon

attacked

but Nairn

one,

than

The

last

cowardly

sheep

ques much and.

proceeds

Mountain

in

a settler,

The

of the

men

intend

with facts

is

followed the them, though very

burton,

luoid

not, of 'the

He

that settlers, who led on

was

at

assistance. and

the

be the

less

distorting men.

named

man

it

attention of oareful of whom two bullets

was

repeating "

theological ho seems

never

a

it

could with

muoh does

follow

a

early monster

in he

slaughter Foam Passage."

for

their

of

say admiration, attacked by a gentle

views

the

met

position and the

shield

contrary

'all

(a lay take a

when building only one or two in holding but these succeeded with a or two till hay -fork came to others aud got free

their Nairn

a

his

to

that

greater facility his aspersing

man

the

remained,

One

between

what nationality, I should retaliate Mr. after Haynes,

that

weapon.

assert of the

for

men

themselves a few of

Haynes

is

at

Bishop Gibney's language, deolares to

discharge

;

very high when my of that

but

This

drew

as

could

.

tin

rash

a

and

snatched

the other party and others had

Nairn

any simile section of Irishmen and "settlers," whom it must not be forgotten were and further, I hold Irishmen many

Irishmen

Ferrara to

ever,

be

can

half-cock

the released cbeokad the attack.

one

of

some

blackfellows." I

I

examine

Mr. simile

assumption. drawing a

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of

how

at

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locked

of one,

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and

theology, courteous

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takes place and is customary for the still abler to champion the oontest. Btep in and continue Bishop and Richard Septimus Haynes Gibney retires rushes into the breach. Unless Bishop Gibney has invited that to do this, we are gentleman in assuming that Richard justified Septimus himself Haynes considers superior just a little to Bishop on morals Gibney as an authority and

with

failed

the writer's respoot a contest between of them it one retires,

but.I

were

them

were

expect. in the

might

contained

whioh

to

be

they

and natives

followed, enough the

any

them,

Rome) to

latter

the

"

no

and mercenary than professional pur the Gribble with ease in connection the, of pothouse tales need hardly be asked. cannot conolude without a Mr. Haynes reference to Mr. Gribble, who, he assures us, poses value

in waddies, and nearly succeeded Nairn in a fishing net. In getting entangled three the lad3, meantime, Roberts, Grigson and ran to assist with revolvei'3, Conway, but iu their haste did hot notioe that they

con

may but

i

retreat,

a

points

of reply, oonolude.

portunities desire to two men

temper

ill

of covering

as scarcely There are letter under

from

but objection, that I introduced

no

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method

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report

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population

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that Nairn,

(whioh

these were

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round

natives

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It is a significant fact that if any Silt, in to assert that person attempts writing in the in the early days of settlement the natives have been cruelly Nor-'West, the settlers of that district band treated, themselves under the motto of together to and heap Nor-' Westers the rescue" coarse and vulgar abuse on the head of their which at once opponent stamps as cultured intelli them of gentlemen moral As an standing. gence and high which contact example of the influence with an inferior race exercises on whites I do not think a better one could be found than the' coarse which appeared production in your columns of the 9th instant over —

inform

of the examples of natives by certain squatters Mr. Forrest of in particular David one who has had of Ashburton, the (I am told) with the or no serious trouble little late treats and who the large number natives, in bis employ in a most humane of blacks There are other instances, many manner. given by Mr. Harper himself, further some all this there has between but in North,

ant gave treatment

House, 11th

November.

HA YNES.

the had

in past, assistance addition

in

Europe. of the German about two years

Chancellor succeeded, an

passing of the

with

the

made

an

bill

army

Pope, France

to the effective of its strength and Russia did likewise, forces, though of that Power did not at the the uction much time attract attention. When, the influence of the Holy with the Right or Centre Father, party, vote the money for the strengthening German army was passed by the Reich

through

stag, it reached

thought

was

its

furthest

that

militarism

had

There

limits.

was,

,

native

:

settlers,

After

Empire

so indeed, good reuson for qb thinking, the burden thus imposed on the people hud already become almost intolerable, and all do so were who could leaving the Fatherland for countries over the

And herq let me say that no one has accused settler of every The cruelty. to writer I refer' admitted that many of the settlers were blamed for the unjustly acts of tlioir but ho, like fellow-settlers, that the percentage thought was others, altogether To sum

too

Buiall.

crushing wore

"

we are No, my friend, never ovuel— we itself, a spice humanity with of mo We had a thrown in. rality clergy man here who said we were not what we claim are

to

be,

Perth

but

our

and proved

settlers

him

a

went

down

to

liar.

Oh,

yes,

was free from a industry of taxation, and people to pass ihe be6t years obliged life in barracks midst associa

weight

not

of their tions which, in character

however some

to

improving in others

respects,

But there; decidedly demoralising. now the same for in just uecessity the German army as there was creasing when Leo XIII. the Berlin Gov helped out of a difficulty. ernment And if were is

things been

go on. going,

again

arise

if

the

elsewhere

us

have

they

'

a

same the few years

will

necessity

hence— that is, war do not

Europe.

long-threatened an end to the existing rivalry t' e great military Powers of As she has done before under

similar

circumstances,

earlier

put

between

Bdd to the strength

of

Russia

will

for

most whether

likely

France

will

her

forces,

do the

19 or there not and Russia will

again and same

dual

a

;

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ance, France keep their forces up to a strength capable of coping with the Triple Alliance, And thus, so as the present armed peace lasts, long the will go on, and overy addi rivalry tional year of peace will bean

advantage

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the whole question ifc up, to mo that if appears make enquiries you in the north be treated to some you will the liko -.—Should thing following you at the Gascoyne you enquire will be tuld,

where

sea

;

sheer

was

S.

Militarism

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are

etc.,

RICHARD

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where. he witnessed the blacks on station roasting sheepskins what and hungrily fire devouringthey that he had known could of them. Also, from their natives to escape barrow-chained than confinement who, rather easy alleged to their a few miles return punishment, death from thirst in the died a lingering creeks with the chains around dry beds of their necks. I may not again he unjustly That charged indiscriminate with impeachments of all

minded

of

which

in

Spotsford

s

the to seats on bare weakness keep their wild animals. The same backs of these mo he used to read tells that when person the of many as to the accounts squatters

sumptuous manner employes in general

Yours,

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to I have not, answer sir, attempted the production of Mr. A. R. Richardson, leisure to devote to answering as I have no who rushes into I every scribbler print. would as lief waste a my time in perusing book on " Christianity" I believe, which, he published some time ago and which was to the waste relegated paper basket. If the gentleman in question wishes to advertise he must do so at some himself, other better or, still, person's expense, another book. His like publish views, liis receive their speeches, -will just ap from those who are condemned preciation to read or hear them.

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attack had been expedi tion and the and cattle by the blacks, the some time that authorities result was, of native afterwards brought in a number of the said to be guilty alleged prisoners sentenced to arid were all offences they terms of barrow-chained various punish The of that and similar raids effect ment who are either known power only to those will of to make a noise," less or. callous that tribe for with course remain years murders of no doubt, and will, produce travellers. innocent settlers or perhaps I am told by an experienced eye-witness often is on practised that cruelty great of hun a journey native during prisoners miles to the of trial of scenes their dreds in some offences and sentence (for paltry of of the small supply by reason cases), the on food and water prisoners' given Half starved native their long journeys. also to ride put by, the settlers hoys, are in horses for petty wild punishment and it frequently offerioes, happens that an

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kidnapping)

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youths

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for the captured keep the latter from or their wandering away deserting These ones were employment. captured but were not, I am told, chained, they and surrounded watched continually by and the tame natives chinamen employed with of the settler, little fear of escape. came across this en group My informant shown of an en signs camped and was token counter that had place the night members of the tribe with from previous and the male were which female, natives, followed in the wake of had taken,— they to rescue at least to attempt1 the captors stolen himself their The settler gins. had a spear driven through his arm,, a few were dressed saddles up as dummy (that in the event of an- attack) were men asleep, riddled with spears, and a couple of native in were killed the employes surprise. to the seen by and told Enough was hastened was witness by (whose departure to confirm this event the cautious seller) of cases of .kidnapping of one as, many in the females which a experience long his notice. And Nor'-West brought under of that event. comes another now aspect town he this settler reached When prompt

being

half

than

? Oh no, are humane. Retribution we don't believe. in. that bosh in our district. In the first place our is Richardreligion sonite, and in the next place the settlers that took in that business did not part suffer from the drought. We are .humane, but you may find different further things north." in the north Well, then, enquire " west, and the reply is No, my friend, we 'are humane to a barrow is chaining not it cruel does the natives good, and, to our late makes minister, according them fat and teaches them to smoke. no. Nor the. Oli, are a pearlers they bad lot. We never heard of any native shot or triced to a cross-beam and being but if anything like that happened flogged, it did it." was the pearlers well ; Very of the pearlers enquire and, the usual "No We friend, reply is you are wrong. are three star with a host of humanity, too to other virtues numerous particular ise. We never kill natives nor steal them and if anything like that happened on shore (which we don't the settlers believe) did itV" And so the farce proceeds, arid but for the fact that the natives are yearly one less, becoming beautifully might be misled. we

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Charles The Harper." and the concise language, under certainly difficult, are of an order reasoning power exhibited for a public example of which the Nor'-Westers be justly may brazen but of all influential violators but I fear few persons proud having any commands, Human and Divine. to their of claim a gentleman pretentions is not with Mr. Harper per My quarrel, to would care associatoi names with their it is with under a sonally; a system which it. I must at once disclaim number of any intention the tame and great natives, for of appearing as an advocate needless Bishop are cruelties for wild, suffering I anticipate that Mr. indeed, end Gibney with no reformatory ignoble purposes, Charles, find His in view. So long there is a traffic in Harper .will as Lordship human the position he has flesh between certain capable of defending and gross taken assistance. and so long as I consider my But, nnscruplous men, up without that the blacks are treated knowing Mr. being cruelly Harper's previous leaning under of justice, I shall to the adoption of abuse as a weapon the sacred name of not cease to raise for the victims. I feared that His Lordship would my voice defence, Neither God nor man can look na decline to' continue a upon with controversy tional under the name iniquity perpetrated who oaicl little or no any person respect the Interference) of Law, and, without (or to high church dignitaries. remain and unmoved, so as I am long I feel,' that a careful of the sir, perusal to a Christian feel speaking people, I shall various mentioned in the letter "affrays" confident that will be justice ultimately in question, after the abuse expunging done to the natives. If' Mr. helpless and maudlin story of Mr. Withnell (which of the Harper is so jealous of good name is as unintelligible as most of by the way the of settlers the Nor'-West, and is so Mr. will show to anxious to Harper's productions), them as a body from exculpate the mind, that the allega made any unprejudiced charges constantly against them, I would tions of cruelty made by me in my former a suggest that he should ask that letter cannot be denied or be appointed to inquire Royal Commission questioned. It is of 110 avail for Mr. into; the whole subject. Such to cast a step would Harper have my most and I 'all the blame' on the and hold believe pearlers, cordial.support, it would what a the settlers accomplish newspaper as up to an admiring public controversy never can. of and propriety patterns humanity. Whilst on Yours he, the one hand, questions etc., my assertions because I was not an eye t M. GIJ3NEY. on the other he admits witness, them as me Haiace, .Perth, ath JNov. evidence collected hearsay I by himself. P.S. If Mr. Harper is really so conversant that I cannot, like Mr. Harper, regret lay with the fair of the settlers iri the doings claim to personal with the late friendship Nor' West he would have the public as " Mr. Mountain, or Jack" or Bullocky bow is that be does believe, not to appear and I may bo any other Nor'- West hero, hear of the foul deeds that and often occur in asserting that Mountain led the wrong remain and are common unpunished, pro at the Foam Passage massacre. onslaught who will hear. It would be perty to all What matters who led the slaughter so far better for the future of this if colony ? I did not in my last Mr. would long as it occurred Harper and others publicly state letter that 150 natives were there hall-mark notorious characters of the settler than should massacred, I quite admit Mr. that en although class, they deavour, to cover deeds and inhuman doers Harper may, after a long study, have come a recitation to of tins of that conclusion. I did not limit by the good qualities others. Mr. Harper's from the fact stated number, but judging superlative indigna tion at the of cruelties, is idea Mr. A. R. enough, of by his fellow "hardy pioneer," itself that the "distinct vindication toprove Richardson that ever after the natives of the character of the settlers" will never were I should the number quiet say from come exaggerated self-rigbteonsness. must be left to Death conjecture. His could be much better in pen employed blacks as well as other quietens people, the notorious immac condemning abuses,— and but little will be felt that surprise ulate virtues will speak for themselves. after the massacre there was no more G. fM. native trouble in the locality. The inci dent to which I referred in my former when 100 or 150 natives letter, were in To the cold Editor. slaughtered blood, happened within the last six years, some little dis and Sir,— There has been a lob written tance inland from Derby, and was related said re the treatment of natives by the to me So far a3 I by an eye-witness. settlers at the North West. The produc know, it never formed the subject of an tion of the writer Quabsigning himself of any kind. Nor is this an iso enquiry ba I consider But unworthy of notice.' lated case. Mr. remarks that Harper I am at His Lordship " surprised Bishop the value of pothouse tales need hardly Gibney condemning a whole community be asked." the Gribble trial 1 During for the misdeeds I visited Roepf a few. was with information supplied by my bourne in 1878 and most of my time was client and numerous otheT people who, I saw a great deal of spent in the bush. however, miracu generally disappeared the natives and was struck with the good as witnesses. lously justbefore being'called that I saw existed feeling everywhere Nor do I know of any place in Perth between them and their The employers. the term designated by of opprobrious well fed, happy and content. former were " other than the favourite pothouse" to On one occasion I helped bring in a haunt of Mr. Charles in St. Harper lot of natives for When we pearling. and it can George's-terrace, found scarcely be them were they dirty, greasy sav said that was the source from which Mr. After a talk we ages. long got them to Gribble drew his Mr. information. come 111 to the settlements. Amongst Mr. Gribble Harper characterises as an them was a murderer. On our arrival at " and previously as a absconding debtor," I told Sergeant Vincent that Roeboume, but it is "lying, canting, humbug," a this man was with the boys we brought source of satisfaction to Mr. Gribble's in. He was at once arrested, and when numerous friends in the to know colony in gaol acted like a wild beast. I saw the that notwithstanding the judgment of the at work at bub I prisoners Roebourne, Court and the abuse in question, Supreme saw none of the inhumanity spoken of by the Primate of Australia one of the The prisoners had to be Bishop Gibney. of the Anglican Church highest ornaments chained to keep them, and even together received him graciously and never lost then at times they would getaway. Some confidence in him. time after when in Roebourne, this, my Let me further say that my statements horse was held by a native lad, and 1 are based on a report chiefly written liim as one by of the boys we had recognised one of the settlers of the North West, and in instead of the but, brought greasy, transmitted in to November, the 1886, he was a fat, well-dressed dirty savage, Right Honourable the Secretary of State. I asked what he thought of tlie boy. The writer of that in clear letter, and and he replied: whites, "My word, forcible denounced the settlers language white fellow I have written the good." for their treatment of the natives and of truth above in the interest and justice, detailed the cruelties and barbarities to vindicate of and the character an on them which had come under practised honourable whom a fow upon community, his notice a personal of during stay scribblers are to plaoe the endeavouring several years in the district. That letter livnnrl nf flmn is on record in the Colonial and, if Office, Yours, etc., would throw considerable published, light CECIL FOSS. on tlio It is strange, whole question. too, that ho stated his Nov. 5tli. opinion to bo that Arrivo, short of a nothing Royal Commission would the ends of juBtioe, satisfy

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squatters (backed up by his own papier) to in wanted be allowed to put in force 1886, against the blacks I would ask Mr. Harper what proofs can he give for' biS assertion that1 the whole of the native trouble has resulted history in a vindication of distinct the character of the settlers ." That not the opinion was held the "mad" Governor's by alleged in celebrated Executive Council a very case taken Crown which was as a by'the" in which sample of the light, manner the the murder tlie" squatters regarded pf that natives.' Mr. Harper's coiiterition because no white man has been hanged in Perth for 20 years murder of past for the no white man deserved natives, hanging, has been only goes to uphold what often/ and that so expressed officially publicly the influence of certain, settlers great was over executive adminstration of justice in the law courts, it was to hang a' impossible whit man for the atrocious murder most of under It A black circumstance. any was notorious that not only was a power ful of the section settlers in con early the Executive, spiracy against but that all officials of ranks to many helped the ends of justice and frustrate paralize mad" the efforts of the Governor alleged and his Executive (" which though chang ed in personnel never to changed in spirit") secure between man and impartial justice mae, irrespective pf colour. Mr. the "reprehen Harper denies that sible" act of forcing natives down from interior the "was ever done by the set As have from the tlers." I not retired I will him it lias done tell been contest," A certain and, as late as last year squatter, in his of natives haying a large number the took into near cattle the employ coast, with the of interior assistance personally,

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W. Brown, M.L.A., now visiting to urge the England, has been requested Government to grant separation Imperial of Northern from the Queensland

in

South. 12. Sydney, November An inquest has been held on the body found of Sarah Nolan, dead in a bouse in Howard street with a large wound in

Tbe mines are now splendidly. working The bis mine expects to take on a thousand more men gradually during six in any the next but case months, cannot thousand get work, their been taken free having by The managers refuse to take back any men who were promiuent The feeling of the strike. throughout three

places laborers.

November

Brisbane,

Mr.

but town, heavy rains in many fell of the country. parts The Broken Hill Defence Committee with ask for a conference the directors.

The diseased was bead. a wi ow, lived with a blacksmith named Nolan, who is supposed to have killed stone. her with a large the but

,

The Government propose from Cobar railway

excited the against intensely who are to get away advised

men

has been given

the

.

general

The

observed.

into to

return

escaped.

expected

Yesterday

drift

naturally and not

November 11. Melbourne, The members of the Intercolonial Conference of Surveyors had a narrow The drag conveying them up escape. set in the near River the Yan Yean and tbe horses were reservior, drowued

some farming have been made. Four have been found in the yard of another house formerly Several occupied by the Makin family. other inhabited premises by them are and dis also further being searched,

coveries

will

Sydney. A legal

Great

revelations bodies of babies

startling

Australia

Splendid rains and dams are all

starvation.

the

men

South

thirty

verge

prices

subject Hill has

destitute

were

them

of

yester

unchanged.

Broken

leaders. for work

taken on. The of the miners and their families position is very as cannot critical, they get to of the want funds. away owing men

picked

diamond Harbor.

from standing for law, Parliament the expriation of their term.

refuses old hands who assert that they

however,

but

the

on

closed business

waB

cash

opinion convicted labor under the cluded,

that

quarry

Tarralingic to manager

the

now The men have been deceived by their miners Two thousand applied

is

make a Broken

to

direct

to

Hill,

quietly.

November

Melbourne,

Mrs. King Mr. Pritchard into

driving

tree

falling

named A

and her daughters and her daughter,

were

Arnaud

when

St.

A third

of

case

leg

some

severe

the

skull.

Mrs.

Harding

lover's barrels

and

revolver into her

discharged Both forehead. and there favorably,,

of their

possibility

ultimate

McArthur,

a

in

November

The Morpbett The

Albany The

Rev.

Sparks,

Hubble,

Christie,

Carthage

Ferrers, Garland, and Sholl.

Ilalliday,

Garland

Halliday,

R.M.S.

Adelaide,

Fine

weather

terday's a picnic

holiday. at

Messrs.

provailed through In a back race,

Jordan

Park,

a

is

17.

has

resign in Council

arrangement of

shortly

au

from Broken much alarm in

causing

large

business stocks

is

Broken

Hill

English

buying orders, unchanged.

Visit

of

a

Catholic

being done in on consequent but prices are

Prince

to

Aus

tralia.

Sholl,

Robson, Mesdames.

November

Hill

practically

Prince

Archduke

10. yes

during boy named

Ferdinand Charles

heir-presumptive learn by cable),

for

left

Potts,

an

arrival probable of the unemployed

9.

passengers per

A.

JV.

in

November

H. Gordon the Legislative

army

A

the has

of the late funeral Sir John took place yesterday and was attended. following to-day

seat

J.

and

McGee,

Hull,

Adelaide.

Broken Hill Proprietary Company, been charged with over embezzling of the the £700, property Company. who is well connected, McArthur, has for a week on been remanded bail. Adelaide,

ed his

The a

10.

clerk

Hon

are

recovery.

November

Melbourne, James

The

directors and

Benjamin

of making consequence with his creditors.

old

is

Withers,

the

Judgmunt the

Adelaide

two

has

£60,000,

overdraft.

an

all against Sir Benjamin

given

was

his

upon up her

tram

a

of

recovery of

amount

Johnstone,

injuries picked

fell

Company

for

in

inflicted

Norris

off

Ox

Phillips.

a

accidentally named gentleman

a

passed in

with and eloped him. Melbourne, After with him a few stayiog days at Ballarat to blow Johnstone attempted out bis aud in so he brains, doing

lover,

ago,

and

and had his yesterday, by the wheels. The Bank of South Australia sued the Imperial Banking

including Messrs.

an

of

read

division.

Major

three

met

was

the Assembly

in

12.

reduction

ford-street, cut off

old

weeks

general servants

cilil

time

without

of attempted suicide is Lavinia from Ballarat. reported wife of a well-known butcher Harding, who married at Tooborac, was a only few

the

for

salaries

ladies.

romantic

Bill

with

yesterday, killed the

inBtantly

November

Melbourne,

9.

Mr. has Zeal, Postmaster-General, of the Legislative beeu elected President Council.

largely

have

at No leading Ministers were present the Lord and no dis Mayor's banquet, closures -were tbe policy made respecting of tbe Government. Lord Kimberley for

states

Hill

at

admit

to

ecution

Broken

miners

progressing

creditors

order fsr of the concern.

an

to

explosion

were

Australian

obtained

spoke de-

bombs

possession at the recent

policemen The English

and

are

in

Munro,

a

flux

the

Victor

killed

II. Sydney, November of the unemployed at in Paibeen discussed liament. The Government consider that it is unnecessary to do anything as the

9.

shortly.

News from

the

last

discovered

Andromeda.

constellation

November

be commenced

will

prisoners

a

Australia.

comet

new-

used

a

discriminating

November

guilt the

pris

the

at

day.

cases an jiu the baby farming open was returned in" the first case. verdict the family of The other against charges

leaders,

Home

accusing

his

the

The

£50,000.

Grover

refuses

Ripon,

11. to

President

Lord Institute. A considerable ensued re land-

prevent

and

been

speculated change.

to

to

November

Raudell,

with

The

Lord

written

Secretary,

proved

dull,

has Austria, charge of defrauding

he

six

into the new schemes patched to inquire Mr. in Haynes, speaking proposed. of the pearl said he tbe interest fishei6,

had

have was

of

a

carriage

discussion and Lord Brassey grant railways, would be that an engineer shortly amount

Marl

withdrawn.

confessed

oner

lying affairs

sales

of

disease.

solicitor

of

road a before

yesterday

Australian

the

on

Emperor

their

afterwards.

Frasor

Malcolm

Sir

wool

named

Svdnev.

though

Duke heart

quarter with a

French The have arrested police in Paris German Anarchists having in

was

of

the was

were

by his of an urgent

mining opera The re police nearest when it station, fonr imme policemen

carrying

tions

urrested

for

been

office

lots

Emperor

ing,

on

company moved

has outrage A bomb

dynamite

of

a

Vic for Agent-General for has left Melbourne. If bis toria, is taken Andrew Clark place by Sir Mr. Munro return says that he intends

bon is much which nppenied in a London newspaper that and Ballarab were Melbourne founded by a horde of ruffians. A fearful committed

£98.

competition

;

Mr.

of Melbourne city Mr. E. Fitzglbshortly. statement annoj od at the

be floated

at

London,

the

has

the

for

loan

new

cent.,

death

the

A

has been The Duke of Marlborough His ago was found dead in bed. 48.

will

half

eries

majorities.

by large

per

is expert, sailing the steamer Himalaya, on the pearl shell report

States

He

four

at

cause

Mr.

is not yet known certain practically the Democratic

electiou but

officially,

the

of

of

City

a

Loan

fisheries

9.

November

London,

evidence

with

The 6haremarket in Except

to

The Broken

Sydney,

is Loubet, Anarchists

for

believed

is

are

no

ever record gained the largest majority of General ed since the return Grant. The McKinley is Tariff doomed. The Southern States all voted for Cleveland.

ounce.

Mr.

M.

She

Point.

Calypso.

In

Municipal

A person

in bar silver. 4s 8 7-8d. per

is

price

oc

but

states,

invited

are

failure

fall

slight

A

the

The Antwerp a

Lizzard

struck.

elect

coal

commenced

for

has

drill

reported south of

XNVEB-COliONXiLX..

i

aud

spot.

Boring

is Another British warship to be disabled iu the Channel,

the

thrown

was

Bradley

circles.

The manager, them. to receiAe of the any

killed.

Premier,

fixed

The

The barque Sofia, from Fremantle to has put into London, Capetown leakThe vessel ib now her iog. discharging for

been

tbe suppresing Where adequate

borough's

the

oargo repairs.

as

million

a

the

of

Western

reported

minimum

caused through a long run. All efforts useless to have proved to hand over induce the French bankers the funds bankel by the late Mr. Par on the nell behalf of Irish National The a banks insist League. upon for

has

the

in is

Melbourne

Australian

order

title

curred

Tenders

at schoolboy suddenly yesterday owing of the which was beart,

Rugby, to

tbe

are offered suspects free passages abroad, generally electing to go to Australia.

railway. an

delay the

good deal

the

on

tiavelling

out

the polling leaving place. of promiscuous shooting

energetically in France. is obtainable

at

each.

killed

Cleveland

The French

Mr. Garwood, a well-known timber been acci merchant of Melbourne, has dentally

tbe

iu carrying non-issue of

voters four only being Carolina, where a Republican as agent shot four Democrats

were

body

Sydney freely,

for

quiet, in

electoral

own

monthly, in

thus

cent.,

in raised to endeavour

resolved

was

Grover

killed

they

Russia

to

compensation

usually

petition.

for

It

4 per be

at

The exact is ed President. majority not yet known, but his return is very and is favorably in popular, regarded The elections England. passod off un

late

the

sum

.

Mr.

grant

mother

years

considerable discord exist in Ministerial

holders Midland

deeds.

system. leader

ten

that bad occurred work through the

consequence.

basis

840,000

this

obtain

to

are land-grant railways at trading favourable attention in the and city. Capitalists powerful syn are to dicates secure con endeavouring from cessions Victoria and South Aus on

of

that

disagreement

stated conferred and acres,

had

Government

enabling

Australian

tralia

debenture

Australian

grant

for

money

will

believed

be the of

the agreement would doubtless renew with to the interest guarantee jointly the National Bank on half-u-million of

the

It is and

Company, the Chairman

that the deeds of

threatening.

by

public.

meeting Western

the

in

m

occurring

Anarchists

Parisian

8.

a

This

approved

spirit

At Socialistic

show

Mayor's

the procession. has not been

in

part

illiberal

London,

Lord

the Mayor, yesterday, Alderman Nhill, mem being hissed. Many protestant bers of tho to City Companies refused

SeUgcams. (From

at the

monstration

Jitteccoloniai

:

d'Evte, of

Louis

to

the

son

of

Austria, throne (we

will

on shortly proceed an extended tour to the East. He will a cruise in November in the go on ram Kaiserin torpedo after Elizabeth, which ho will Tndia visit and Singa

pore, winding up Australian colonies. tho New Hebrides, and

will

close

Sydney,

after

his

tour of the with a He will visit Fiji, and New Caledonia

Australian ho

which

tour

at

goes

to

China.

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Wimmera

NOTICE.

TO

BREEDERS

Mb.

to

the

in

following

Colony.

Pedigrees Stallion. Clydesdale

The Pure Bred LORD HOPETOUN o' By Laird Strowan, Bred by Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lord Hopetoun has gained the follow viz.: First at Warraclcing prizes, nabeal as a one First at year old,

hnviDg

Lord

Hopetoun

served think

mares

last,

season,

and

foal.

He

is

a

prove

a

splendid valuable

should

we

server, in

sire

in

and

He

any

year

Laird

I

weU

as hunters, unbeaten and has old,

as

record

an

never

sire,

breeding would be known all

well

Laird o' Laird

of

Blue

as superfluous, over the colonies.

he is

qualification

when

,

and

two-year-old Messrs. Johnson for the sum Coleraine,

Guineas, ever

the

as

three

a

and FirBt

Skipton

Second

and

Clunes

:

larat,

Prize

old,

year

Skiptoii at Bal

old

year

at Skipton Prize First

years old, Ballarat ;

;

;

a

Talbot

Clunes

at

United

the

same

,

and

Agricultural

Geelong colt Show in Spring colt draught for yearling liiU and Bullarook Spring at

Smeaton

one

descended from

in

Agricultural best group

the

less

Colonies.

of the

;

old colt; at First year Association Spring Exhi Smeaton, &c., for bition twoyear old draught stnllions; and Talbot Show for Clunes at First First at old draught stallions; two year

the very The Duke

0

6 6

6 6

0 0

6

6

5 where

5

0 0

...

can

the

use

addreBB,

-

or

(imp.)

Ribbon

bred

was

by

Mr.

R.

House, Fenwick, Drawhilling and was the property of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Paisley. Esq., was a Blub Ribbon prizetaker great home,

likewise

of his

sons

a

grand

breeder

Clydesdale

Stalliou.

BRITON. By Prince

of

Wales

( imp.)

and Pier

—

of

travel

aud

Wellington

the and

baited

at

aud

Wedding modated

reasonable

Pic-nic

BEG

with

latest

Cream

figured

Cashmeres, Delanes, Cloth, Corduroy Faney Summer White plain Zephyrs, Serges, and all the Fancy Muslins, Prints, Sateens, latest in materials. productions fancy dress carry

a

very

stock

large

!-

accom

parties

Terms

Rates.

&

CO.,

Chemists, in

I860.

Melbourne,

that

notify for the

Cash.

they dispensing

have

will

be

opened

a

kept

in

and

We

for

of Homsepathic and for the sale of pure medi Prescriptions cines in Pilules, Tinctures and Triturations. An assortment of CheBts Medicine and Guide Books for use; will be in family

novelties

Fancy Muslins,

Crape-cloths,

to

Pharmacy

replete

charges.

VehicleSi

MA1ITIH

.

;

:

with

Established OF

DRESS DEPARTMENT

Perth.

Streets,

and Loose Boxes Spare Stalls Shippers and Country Visitors. Horses kept for sale.

—

the

EXPRESS

and

-!

made with

THE

all

Perth.

Sts.,

MCARDLE,

stock. Is

"

Colony.

SHOWING

-e>

'

of Black

keeping

Attention of pure

also

valids,

of

mention highly ordinary

Aubrey's

for infants Co. would Food Malted

valuable.

External

use

and

which

at

1/-

—

for Cold (in early stage) M. & Neuraline— Co.'s and all Nerve Neuralgia pain M. & Co.'s Paint for Unbroken

for Speciality at 1/6 each. Chilblains at

materials

Laceincluding Corduroy cloth, Nuns Veilings, cloth, Merinos, Cashmeres, and Fancy Black dress material. Grenadines,

in

speciallv

upwards.

1/-

the

as being in Tinctures 1/6 per half oz.

Camphor Tinctures at

dress

to and

given

Dietetics M. &

:

To

each, 1/from Medical distance the confidence greatest of Baptisia preparation

those

at

residing

help M, & Co, have in introducing their for Low Fever. The attention will he given to all promptest uporders on of stamps and two country receipt bottle for Liberal pence per Dis postage,

a

ALSO Shirt

Jackets,

Laces, and

Braid

Bead

ana

Gimps,

Ribbons, Belts, and underclothing.

Scarfs,

count

Silk

Sash

Ribbons,

Chiffon

Chiffon, Braid and

Blouses,

Fancy

Shirt-fronts, Parasols, Tinsel Gimps, Black

allowed

to

agents,

MARTIN

&

Co.,

MURRAY-STREET MILLINERY. A

class

first

realy

is Millinery Untrimmed less variety

now

straw also

in and

hats

Feathers, Hat-pins,

tinsel.ornaments

of

selcteion view

on

rooms.

in

bonnets Flowers, Millinery

NEW

end

Fancy

SUMMER at

&c

&c.

G.

HE

Gipsey|Tables

50

Book

4s. & 5s. 6d.

Shelves

CLOTHING We

are

Goods Boys'

in

5s. &

Shirts

in

7s.

Trousers, We

Youths'

have

Drill

just opened assortment colored iu

splendid

Black

and

Straw with

Hats

from

Puggaree

G.

Tweed

Flannel

Cotton, White

6d.

Millinery, Ribbons, aud

&

Is, from

E.

0.

Suits

&c.

and

have

now

of

Mens' the

all

3d, Gs.

6d.

on

latest

Tweeds,

Hati

W.

G.

etc

etc.

Prints,

Uumbrellas, Shirts,

etc.

HEARMAjST,

Draper,

3

French Goods,

Hats, Braces,

f

Hati 3 shapes

Tcrai each.

view

Dress

Cambric, Sunshades.

Gents'

Hosiery,

Feathers,

Laces,

English

Ties,

Felt

each.

—

Bonnets,

Flowers,

Muslins,

Flannel

&c.

Hats,

,

Tennis

Suits, Silk.

and

cheap. :o:

New Season's Mens' including

our

department

and

AN'S,

M

marked

lid.

DEPARTMENT.

nowjshowing this

AR

GOODS. —all

50

GOODS

;

W. FANCY

Street.

trimmed

show

our

EAST,

Barrack

near

Tailor,

HAY

Outfitter,

STREET,

etc.,

PERTH.

SHENTON.

—

for the sold in Scotland of 1,100 guineas. handsome sum will be seen It by the above pedigree of the best that Navy Blue is possessed and prize-taking possible Clydesdale blood in Australia.

Pure-bred

note

the

Most

the '

the

LETTING

Horses

GOODS

—

iu

forwarded to of any part Saddle Horses for Ladies and Gentlemen, also Buggies and other / always on hire. Carriages,

Owner.

SHIPMENT

NEW

without on

Expresses

the

s HENTON'S,

c.

FIRST

to

Please

of Goderich

Murray

two

one

be

NOW

ARE

a

Ihe

d.

cost.

Victoria. near Clunes, Ascot, foaled Navy Blue is a bay horse, Ribbon November 1888. Sire Blue

one

Corner

MUSSON, Owner.

e;

Mantles,

Stallion. Pure-bred Clydesdale BLUE. NAVY By Blue Ribbon (imp)., Bred William Holmes, Esq., by

Blue

Respectful

route.

King

best blood has as good

Promptness

attended

Homcepathic

The

at

National Library of Australia

to

with

ESTABLISHMENT,

7

I intend travelling horses to Albany

en

AND

as can be pos any stallion pedigree sire and dam sessed of (both having been and the very best imported), of blood that could be got regard strain

draught coll or filly. First as a two In 1887 he gained and Western Dis old at Geelong year First at Show Spring Society's trict of Vic Society Agricultural Rational yearling

two

g.

Thousand

a

Taylor,

a

Two

;

done

HORSE

s.

accepted served for

Blacklock. brother

and York

used.

Undertaking Notice and Manner.

R.

7

...

...

orders

Country

Reasonable

in best blood he was placed

they Carts,

of Vehicles Rates.

Moral

executed

a

is

in the of First Society. colts or fillies. draught three yeatUog at Smeaton Agricul Champion prize Show in best 1886, for Society tural

as

the

too numerous host of others He is a sure to mention. foal-getter, temDer. and has a beautiful the The above will prove that Duke

and

ton,

Smeaton,

at

Stations

all

THEIR

FrOu-Frou' by Mao(imp.), her dam, Glengowie, by Touchof Glengarne, stoue/.out by Sultan.: The Duke is half brother to Welling-

for

year

for

being

At

Spring

y

see

£

...

..;

ling horse-boxes, above mentioned

namely

;

yearling old year and Western District the First same year.

First

filly.

for

the

>

that

public

other description at Lowest Possible

delay. Shortest

where

Champion

Perth,

,

:

...

JOHN

Since he has

Ballarat, times,

COVER,

:

arrangements for Government

last

Darn, caroni

;

or

aro

the

Guineas.

also first in group Exhibition Society's He Bhow held in 1886. of tbree at same awarded First Prize for draught one was coltBallarat old entire at the year and Pastoral Society's Agricultural First at Cargarie, &c., Show in 1886. Exhibitions

to

Nell Inheritor, by Cole is full of the winner Lud,

making

first

:

three

King

i

placed District

came

by

gifts

was

Bills

Mares

If

Sire of Duke, King Cole (imported), in bred in England 1867, and imported to Victoria in 1876. Got by King Tom to out of Qui Vive (sister Vidette), by Van Darrell, Voltiguer by Birdcutcher,

.

He

Approved more

received the Champion prize of any for having the best blood sire, he was also placed First at Daylesford.

;

&

shows.-

prinoipal

Sis

on

Repairs, and Care.

Langar

TO follow

as

was

yard. and First,

i

be

will

National Show, second. At Hardies placed aud Mount he was Hill Mercier Society and was also awarded the First, placed

of £5 5s., given by Messrs, and Co.. Challenge Cup valued at £30 for best Colt in Grand Produce Draught Horse Sweepstakes, Show. 5 First Prizes at that of two Alston

the

shown Grand

B&llurat

he

old,

produce

all

Duke

been

Ballarat, four when only as at a dry mare

five

at

prizes i he

at

First Prize year and also mare at Ballarat, as-. a brood Champion Prize for best female of the dam Great by Dick's grand yard. Champion (imp.) The following have beeu won prizes Laird o' Strowan In 1886 at by 4he 'the Grand Spring Show of the National he won of Victoria, Society Agricultural First Prize a6 of £50 10s,; a yearling of £30 10s. in the First draught horse in each also First sweepstakes as

McGregor

build

None but seasoned Gum and other timber

Letitia,

—

Pedigree

Briton

on

the

to

bnilt

other

re

particulars

The Duke Malakoff j Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue

has since very proved at the stud, and in the successful show The been Duke -has shown yards. around the Beveral times Coleraine obtained and first District, always

i

two

at yearling First Prize

&

fuller

Stud Book. THE CHARGES

He

season.

Conqueror. dam is Jess, Laird o' Strowan's by the late renowned breeding stallion, Coxe's Pride of Scotland, imported. dam, Miss' Maggie, Lo d Hopetoun's Buchanan, grand by George (imp.); Miss dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) at Second Prize Talbot, Maggie won a

him

remove

to

by Ross

purchased

Strowan's grand sire, Darnley. Strowan'6 grand sire, great

as

had

inform

BrA

by ChieftainNew Warrier—

by

Green, For

& near Sons, of Five Hundred used oh the station

beifig

they

since,

Victorian

Chieftain

account of having to get auother change of blood. & Messrs. Johnson Sons to resolved him, and he was part with

o'

Prize

and

for

to

every

who

Suwarrow Derby and

performer

important races. Dam Duchess,

purchased stud purposes

Pier

is

wouderful

racehorses. as a two been raced

O'DBA,

Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip improved principle. Waggons, Lorries, Express Waggons, Double and Delivery Vans, English Single Seated Buggies, Dog Carts, 'and

of a splendid possessed temper. has never beeu raced. of was that The Sire Malakoff

He good

and

prepared

Spring Drays

Malakoff

stone

of Goderich

Wish are

Stallion

Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.

«fc

.

is a Malakoff Bay Stallion, standing hands one inch high, with dark He has a grand head aud neck, points.

been

havnig

a

by

Moffat's

First

Duke

Comer

Sixteen |

principal

fifteen

to

or

has

The

o'

22nd

the

toria

The

A.

1ft

the

prizes.

.

Hopetoun's

Ribbon.

''

the

all

firBt

j

of twenty-six, second prized of £203; sum

carry any .any fence in the country. of stallion to the sort get

over

just hacks

Taylor, House, Fenwick, Drawhilhng of and was the property Kilmarnock, David Paisley. Riddle, Esq., Blackball, was Blue Ribbon's the 6ire, Darnley, for Champion horse of Great Britain more in referTo say anything years.

colt

Prize sixteen

won

is

R.

a

at

won

enongh

man

is a bright Bay, foaled 1885. Blue Ribbon Sire, September, was Blue Ribbon bred (imp). by Mr.

as

grand

since.

Lord Strowan,

so

Ballan

Society's First at

at

class.

imported'

being

strong

country.

to

First

Pastoral

at

FACTORY-""

COACH

BOW

Twin Logan's (741) dam, Missie by Stanley (822), dam Mr. McKerrow's National took which of Mare, upwards

Briton's

gained

Prince

alias

son,

DUKE. The Duke is a dark brown Stallion. immense flat He has an with bone, and splendid head, neck and shoulders, short back, with middle piece, splendid

nine all

approach

THE

at First First at Clunes, Talbot, First at Hardies First at Beaufort, Hill, at and Ballarat, First Warracknabeal, First at Ballao ; making the splendid total of Twelve First Prizes up to a two old.

at

shows.

at

year

at and

colt,

the nearest

total splendid and one to the large

Amounting

Clunes, First at Beau at As a Hardies Hill. First at Smeaton, First

First old :

year

the

prizes

-

two

old

of

mare.

prize

STANDARD

the

service

Show in Aberdeen in Highland: Society at Dumfries in 1869, second 1870, first at Kelso in 1872, and the first at Show at Royal Agricultural Society's Manchester. of Wales is Prince by General (322), dam, Darling by Samp

horse.

the

Making

at

First

Ballarat, and fort,

has been at the at 40 guineas public per of Wales wou the first

Franklin and Glenlyon, Daylesford Association Agricultural Show, in the All- aged classes. First in the Three year old Class at the Beaufort AgriculAssociation Show. lural Society's first

—

First First

G.A.E. year

and

iu

Show,

the

are

Clydesdale he In 1889 a

Agricultural

,

Districts

Talbot

for three Champion Prize for

Anstraliu.

who

National

colt.

entire

Cargarie

Are now of the SOLE PROPERTY J. MR. Coffee MUSSON, Sydney Palace Hotel; and WILL STAND AT and travel all the PERTH, through The

old

year Clunes and

Robs to

Grand

he gained the Champion Cup value time), £30, at National of Victoria,; second same at the First at Ballarat A.P.S. for

show. three

ENTIRES;

by

imported Western

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1888

A.G.S.

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in

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and Horsham 1887.

Show

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at on

o f

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repair

of Pianos

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require the

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parts,

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over

bonuses),

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Chambers,

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City.

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any Wines,

make in while to

well

in

kept

only

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the.

the

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of nearest corner it intersects where reached, (C. land 7-1223 thence along C. Glass's

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and

Dempster west

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from

the

to

from

block

North

continued on in a direct

1691,

block 48-167 through (Dennis), North-West it line till intersects Road at a ing point (directly line which divides, (if produced) D.

block

29th

1892.

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Street,

PROPRIETOR.

Pianos

KNOWN

the

Hay

from

select

Stock

largest

of

Western

in

Australia.

in

KNOWN. The Warehouse A.

W.

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Co.,

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(Mr. F. W. Wolstenholme to Tuner Brnscb Messrs.

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late &

that

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Record

sale

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judging that

of all shades of People will more regard it, with a as hesitating contempt, advance, taken in fearaiid

a

opinion or

less

step in tremb half retracted. and It is ling undecided and non tantalizingly committal. Each one who ex amines it will be able to probably find in it almost for equal cause and The pleasure displeasure. Conservative will look as upon it

ceeds In

something, accordance

repeated

promise

much it

con-

not enough, yet with an oftthe Bill makes

John

Forrest

ap been

we

must

take an intermediate coursed This seems to have happened in of the case the Premier, The course has struck lie out certainly leads from the away cramped of the past, conservatism but just as certainly it steers very wide' of the advanced goal of the most modern At legislation. the same time it would be unfair to overlook the fact that Sir John has or

oblique is what

done

probab

that was practicable. The fate of the present Bill is un certain -it not may or may pass but the fate of a more thorough measure would be cerfcaiu defeat, ly

all

the oonviobiou .Premier's political

the

though

skilfully

to

purpose.

no

;

many susceptibilities, to many great' pense, to afford finality.

remains

j

that

egg-dance, is executed, dona It

offends

and

too leaves

to

and

correspondence upon the settlers of the natives in will be found on pages 2 issue. present

:

by the

Nor'-Wesb 3 of the

discovered

Donnelly

weeks has not

some

River

Several articles were remains amongst them 13 dates ranging from 1817 some older silver coins.

We with thanks acknowledge the from the Auditor General receipt of the Financial Accounts for the year ended 31st. December 1892. We hope to give a fuller notice of this interesting compilation later

on.

Our

returns

for the last the deposits There has been amounting to £31,381. an increase in the total assets of average while the average liabilities £101,413, have decreased by £23,961. A man named William Shaw was killed on the Jarrahdale Timber Com some He was pany's railway days ago. on a truck when a log becoming riding shot forward and crushed dislodged him the end of the truck. He was against flattened out and' died after completely ten minute3 of intense agony. quarter

banking

show

a

falling

off

in

Some

few

camo ago news by tele from Oobagooma Station an encounter between the. police and some natives at Secure Bay near Collier Constable Bay. and a native Armitage assistant were rather and severely injured, to save the former from further injury Constable Goodridge shot a native named Coolaja.

days

There are about 700 men at Gnarlbine of and parties are on prospectors their out from Northam, way York Newcastle, and various on" the Great points Southern come into Railway. Diggers Southern Cross from time to time all in possession of gold, and return again after obtaining The wells on the road are fast supplies. and it is said that there being exhausted, is less than a month's of water supply on the field. The of surveyors party dis recently patched to define accurately the position of the Gnarlbine field have reported that it is situated between one and a half and two miles from the area purchased by the Hampton Plains There is Syndicate. little doubt therefore that some of the are the con prospectors working within cession the Syndicate of which possesses the power of levying a royalty upon all metals won from their lands. orange growing will give a good from evident the followiug. Some four years ago Mr. W. D. Moore, of trees Fremantle, some at his planted Middle farm, Oakover, Swan. Since that time the plantation has been added to until there are now 93 trees hi all. From such of these as are in bearing £53 worth of fruit was chis season. The cost picked of importation, planting, efco., amounted to about so that tho money expended £30, been has more than returned by this season's last year's orop without counting sales whioh totalled £24. It may not be out of place to mention that the trees are in a flat planted some distance from the river, that they have never been watered, but that anil surrounding them has been free of weeds. kept scrupulously The municipal elections will be held all over the an colony Monday next, 21st inst. In Perth there are three candidates far the Mayoralty, viz., Mr. A. Forrest, Mr. Randall, and Mr. of these Traylen, it to may be fair state that Mr. Forrest is the favourite. Mr. Hugh is McKernan himself as a repre offering sentative of the East Ward. In FreMr. Sauison Piantle will be returned un to the office of Mayor. opposed Mr. T. H. Marshall, and Mr. J. J. Higham, will each have a walk over, but there will be a canle&t for tho representation cf the North Ward between Mr. James Peaise and Mr. Joshua Daviea, and for the newly erected Ward East four candidates Measrs. R. J. J. Birch, Holmes, R.. Jar vis and F. J. Kelly have from fibred themselves whom it will be the to ratepayers' select duty three is

_

—

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Some further treatment

return

something

forces

of contributions

list

That

bis own way it is prob from his public utter

mutually

-

not yielding much, yet too the Liberal wiil think that

Agency,

Terrace,

the

able,

Sir

the

'

KNOWN of the

Tuner

Had parent. able to take

opposing

mea moderate prudent, of this but praise kind may be met with the trite truism that measures which "aim at too much all seldom give conciliating parties satisfaction to entire Its any. true cannot be disguised. character

sure

the

directly protect their order.

the Bill, we repeat, Throughout attempt to hedge is too plainly

offered

cautious,

WANTED

to

of

should have been of a muoh more But he character. positive clearly hasnot been able to do so. There isa law in physics that a body moving under the impulse of two

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the

Swan Brewery

for a of our

to point out that superfluous shuts ©ub provision effectually almost the entire of our growing from the bene mining population fits of the franchise and deprives ; them of the power, the right of all

ances,

'

Stout,

and

conces

is

interests

stone

yielded

of

population, by the appended con dition before that,, any person the right to vote, he must acquire he a resident in the Electoral at the time District of making his claim to be registered, and that he have resided therein the during six months then next preceding.

freemen,

recently

graph via Derby

this

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of

t,

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man,

who disqualified, sided in' Western twelve months. But this sion is rendered nugatory, and class large

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one

no

result,

made

gold. The skeleton back near the been identified. found near the the sovereigns, to and 1830,

to that relating the matter, important discover we a striking

every

tons

era

Messrs. Nesbit and Jerger have in their window a piece of quartz weighing 40 ounces, which was found in the alluvial at Gnarlbine. The stone is full of coarse

franchise, manifestation of the desire to give in order to please one and party, to withold in order not to offend which we have another, already remarked The of upon. privilege the franchise is to be conferred upon

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the Subiaco Fund Orphanage Building collected by Mrs. P. Kelly will appear next" week. Sir William Jervois will arrive in the towards the end of the month and colony become the guest of His Excellency the Governor.

the

clauses

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the

Warehouse,

Furnishing Perth has to

that

of

use

of

crushing

c

j

it. Political is regret power into the hands, of passing surely. :the masses, and it is well that these should learn to make by

proper In the

6

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j

need

.

STREET,

PERTH;

colonies,

d

from 132 ozs. of gold. On Monday last Mr. H. E. Hooley and Mr. T. Hutchinson left on a to the trip new find at Gnarlbine on bicycles.

:

well founded or infusion of the as in the Eastern

large element, be one

supremely

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at least the which time the will have become accus people tomed to the exercise of their novel will afford con powers, clusive evidence as to whether the familiar that in no boast, circumstances would the personnel of the House be materially

general

it

.

f-'jh

and desert will integrity constitute a readier into passport the nation's council-halls than the of fat and acres possession big Some develop banking accounts. ments certain to ensue from this will be watched piece of legislation with curious interest. The next

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Chambers,

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Businesses

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as

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the

Property

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PERTH.

for

provision obnoxious If carried

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Blackbourne, who

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is

the on

banquet

His

for

previous

ar

The

and material other of the Town

piling extension

Jetty here on Thursday last by the Nemesis. The work will be commenced this week. rived

returned

Mr.

T. of prospecting O'Dounell, here last week passed through on his from the Dundas way to Perth Hills Field. He has a number of rich of gold bearing specimens quartz from that field

Gibney

contribution

seven

I

by the Narrogin

Sergeant

Claffey here

arrived

charge

companied

visit

a

on

away

the

last

Wednesday

the

absence

of

Perth

At was

dis

ac

mail

steamer the

port

on

do

not

I

day

almost

That

and

43

proprietor

The

Address

of

are

of the The Secretary Metropolitan in response Cricket Club has written to the invitation from the local cricket that club will be and states his ers,

happy of

matches

play the Albany

during

a

Week. A.

Mr. General

J.

tralian

Land to the

Wright,

TKo

l\iaacti«0

make is

an

their

by this

distance has it can

this

ing out of party early

dozen

five

Plantagenet

glad

Narrogin

left

Albany field

new

A at

route.

been given

that

the

members

to

serve

on

School

Board

National Library of Australia

will

elec the

take

\J

aavvi/V

IA

gviug

UU

It

ensilage.

to

Australian

image

where

we

be

feel

his

near,

we

and blesses ev'ry is Patrick Priest

us

e'er

us

came

Ireland

of

May this his holy Jubilee friends

lasting

rev.

p.

was

a

Mr.

unite

one.

interest

Craig

is

Municipal is the only post received

of

scale

next

a

eject from the Mr. Frank

man

.

NOVEMBER

May Heavens On you

10th.

to

original

natives.

witness

contracts

with!

ab

Roads Board Election. Plantagenet: member, C. R Fenwick, vice H. E. Warburton. Tenders Accepted. J. A. Brown, £15 per annum, to 31st December, 1893, for extension Guildford-Bindoon service to Wells' Homestead. W. T. at £8 from Southern Snell, per trip, Cross to Bayley's and vice Versa, Find, W. Cornwall, fortnightly. at £22, to 31st December, 1893, from Williams to Daylerking, J. Clark fortnightly. & Co., £120, to 31st December, 1893, between Onslow and H. and W. Woolhouse's and vice versa, station, fort —

may

his

whence

he

.

—

20th.

1892.

jubilee.

1

you

nightly.

Day

Resumption

choicest graces fondly pray.

we

person

Land.—

The sched resumed on and after the 11th inst., by the Mid land Railway Company, for the pur are poses of the railway, published. The Bankruptcy 1892.— W. Act, H. Bessel-Browne, insurance agent,

flow

of land

ules

of

to be taken

or

;

And when another has passed year We may he miles away Our will hearts ever turn to York Upon this Jubilee Day. Our

hut

are

offerings

Guildford.

trivial

And little can we do E'er to repay the love and Bestowed on us by you.

silver

jubilee

M.

fr.

—

care

j.

Order 1892.

20th

C.

A.

of discharge D. Wilson, :

.

October

:

Dividend, away on and after 28th

gibney.

the.

£,

on

Bankruptcy

Augustine.

p.

8s. in Dividend, the 17th inst. Bankruptcy Act,

payable The

4s.

1871.—

Perth Paterson, 13th Oct., gi anted

:

Walk hotelkeeper, in the £, payable

inst.

1892

Craig, The I

"

Jubilate

Deo

omnes

terra"

PARLIAMENTARY

With fervent dear Father, on hearts, this day Of Silver we our tribute memory bring, Of love and reverence at thy feet to lay Whilst voices Jubilate" Angels sing, in of Sacred Music the Chanting,

LEGISLATIVE

has been

those

long

and

of

holy

duties

hallowed

Long years wrought

I state

the

and

counsel

gracious

being shown in Mr. Dins-

elections.

nomination

received Mr. Frank

numerously him

to place

signed himself

the Mayoralty,

"out

that Messrs. J. Allen the manufacturers of the cele brated have implement, stump-jump a of their in branch business opened York I do not wish to write what may be deemed an but advertising par., to make known an simply occurrence I think, the progress indicates which, of the district.

For

compassion

those who, fainting by the wayside, sought, with weak and trembling Sanctu'ry feet

Priest

part."

Long years

of

!

first

"

faith

of Christ bloom,

!

Oh pure

called

to

The

Speaker

took

the

7th. chair

at 730

of the

Mr. Richardson moved for a return the quantities, showing and situation, of the names the purchasers of all lands alienated Crown for the two October 31st 1892. years preceding

Agreed and love,

November

The Director of Public Works, re to A Forrest, Mr. said the plying Government hoped to be in: a position to call for tenders for the improvements to the Derby Jetty at an early date.

nobly

The

Oh holy heart! In youth's better

Monday, p m.

years.

am

is

of

story

ASSEMBLY.

j

opneres The

SUMMARY. W

"

Castle

wound

Craig's The man

Mayor. a

requisition asking in nomination for

,

GAZETTE

—

sweet

dale's for the

I

Appointment. H. Hampton; to be to Associate Mr. Justice vice Stone, H. Wright, resigned. Resignation.— J. E. Wedge, as a

hour. ;

silver

to wish

happy Jubilee

Of

Much

coming

<

THURSDAY,

to-day kept that never pass

gibney's

j.

all

we

A

'

concert.

GOVERNMENT

Our Father's Jubilee Day has come With all its joy serene We see it by your happy looks And by yours colours green. Then

ac

reportof

II

;

80

some

abdomen. and pen-knife,

that

by

straighten miles.

this

original"5 was

Thursday

—

A

district

down

large

used

When & Co

week has

Notice

spent The

QUA UIL

very

to say a serious

weapon

must

Sr.

the landlord, stabbed in the

he declined.

via

the

five

but miles, shown that

175

Remind

Leave

Mr. Nihill, omitted from the

1

Patrick's

St.

honoured

very

year.

186

diggers for the

a

from

time hours.

45

only

at set down been clearly be reduced the route to

last

of

actual

is

Gnarlbine tion

the

a

on

Hotel

in

;

our

with

and

through

in

item,'

pleasing

.

name

but

be obtained

to lay

Aus

Range

the

to

of Wales'

that

rvaw

West

.

Narrogin days although on the road was

travelled

and

daughters

rulers

c

green

prove repeated

arrested.

Parker's

and

Bons

here

stand, Patrick power ;

Our

fodder of this season's and if the venture process, successful will be the operation

of

crop

not

to

An

experiment

tons

whatever with and must connection with the W. be confounded A. in a tele Land Company mentioned which was published gram from London in the Perth papers.

Angove

M

intention

not

Mr.

priestly

St.

must

vavugui.

no

local which

their

represented.

XUV

was

company

her

He„watches

community

can

well

be

will

our

signatures claim

we

has Ltd., to say that paper he represents has

written

a

forget

(?)

the Catholic the Pope has ot the number

fair

by a

more

many before

from

Agent

Manager of Company,

ever

land foreign Erin's heart

in

with

hand. We ne'er brave Followed

we

Cook the Hotel Imperial

Holiness

While endeavouring named Peter Donnelly

the

Irish

as

..land, We see

lots

At the last monthly meeting of the Council accounts were Municipal amounted passed for payment which to It was £37 18s. 9d. decided to fix for the services the remuneration of a medical officer to the local Board of Health at £20 per annum.

male portion

series

that

Patrick

October

Wednesday

marine

to

to

away.

Hills

team

sprang

still

here.

John

last the Prince observed as

the prospectors

a

voice from

;

meet

light. Her spirit's

suburbs.

Mr. of the

that

His

to send

his

was a general The were banks and stores holiday. and as a kind of official closed, recogni on tion of the day the flag was hoisted the staff near the Police station.

on the working Dundas field on good ground is from the that a evident fact party into came Cove recently for Fanny's These provisions. they paid for with alluvial gold, and did not boggle about the price

the

town" said

to Societies been signed

most

sweet

Saint

Uniting

per cent.

despaired of the Prince of birthday was observed here as a holiday. lack was no of amusements, the choice of pleasure-seekers having pic-nics

more

We

.

The into

of.

cricket matches, excursions.

un

scarce

her

Mary

and

supplicate

;

in Tattersall's drew the second horse on the Melbourne Consultation Cup. is The prize worth £10,000 less 10

52nd

The Wales There

come

Birthday

is

life

is

we

an'

the usual weekly meet held. The ing was Secretary stated) that the esteemed Spiritual Director, Father would soon Duff, be severing his connection as with the Society, be was to be removed to a new going This announcement was re parish. ceived with of deep regret expressions A strong committee by the members. was formed for the purpose of giving the rev. a handsome sendgentleman Later on in the evening off. Father Duff entered the room, and in a feeling, farewell speech bid to the member A1 member of the will Every Society the departure for good of Father regret Duff from their midst. During the nine he has been their years that Director he has spared no Spiritual effort to advance the Society in every possible way ; and it must be a gratifi cation to him to know that his labours have not been in vain The pleasant evenings spent by the members with and Father the many ways in Duff, which he has sought lo advance them, will not soon be forgotten.

j

Roads Keane

and other of corner to the rescue quickly the town ornamented

owners

is

late

notic

and brought

accommodation

Un

V.F.

,

SOCIETY.

by

cidentally the recent

grave When Patrick went a holy flame was raised He blessed the people and the Lord they -praised ; Then in the Churches rose numbers on sod And Priests with hands uplifted worship ped God. That fire still the Sacred Heart is burns, there And Saints e'er with our pleading Mother fair, That she may shine with radiance ever bright And succour Erin with her glorious

the contract

to close all permission running through

canvass

It

S. M.L.A. Pearse, from came Adelaide same

Perth.

tracks

find "

by

I hear that From Williams River Mrs. Sophia J. Farmer died suddenly a man a short time and that back, Mick named Morgan fell into the fire It is while in a state of intoxication. that said he was so injured seriously

.

the

is

passengers.

his

If shall

to the

whom

amongst

Monday

Hosts

humble race shore the by great

celebrated

of the York week Mr. J.

last

granted

House

to

The mail steamer from London ar rived here on Sunday, 13th with irist, 23 passengers, W. ed Mr.

held

necessary

Coast.

East

has obtained

meeting

a

of

that

dear

trip.

Board

from

inspection

Saturday.

GIBNEY

J.

very

recitation

THE

OF

C.Y.M.

suffer

;

Blessed

property.

of

during who, Sergeant Farley by Constable Smyth,

of

Albany

learned Gnarlbine Other parties at Wagin and for

left

route. out

fitted

being Katanning. are

trict take

have

have

-parties

on

Snell

£8 per

of that

portion

raise

An

to the mails from Southern convey Cross once a fortnight at to Gnarlbine

.

my

earlier

to

P.

REV.

innings.

for

A

English is

JUBILEE

Beseeching

Hamersley

on

old

.

the

here

Beverley first

the good Mr.

1 8.

i

-j

to

officiating.

Mr.

.

writing

VERY

P. J. Gibney paid Perth last welek and

visit

of Rev.

t

t

..

W.

On Monday last the marriage of Mr. of Irishtown, and Miss Allington, was Father celebrated, Healy, of York,

fame,

Since

short

a

game,

the

The Lord praise

for the Dead to his departure

Yery Eev,

lovers

SILVER

on

S. married

the Bishop

Lordship

Mass

a

The

played

by

J.

last week, and the renowned went the team down on

eve of departure entertained at a Monday last, 7th

was

forwarded A large mob of cattle here Mr. Lyons of Derby is now the way to Gnarlbine.

Wilberforce

of De

Engineer

on

be opposed.

On Thursday last Mr. of was Parker, Dangin, at Gilgerring. Miss Morris

defence of Albany here somewhere about the of next month.

garrison will arrive

the

that

reported

I

astic

PERTH

George, a bad attack of ophthalmia. ing from However he is on the mend and I hope to see him at his old spot, mid on, the team musters. when next

YORK.

Mr. Cdrdery is in town now. just He has some excellent of specimens stone his claim from at goldbearing Dundas Hills. is

constitu

present

to be

Bay recently.

It

at

Sb 0 I t

'

the G. H. Angove, and Mr. I have not heard

Mr. W. Knight, N. W. McKail. the members that the Board will ting

Broomeliill.

each judged

whales,

T.

are Our cricketers from the awaking restfulness of the close season enforced by the wet weather and are furbishing I am their gear for the opening game. that one of our most enthusi to learn

the

.

-at

are

Rev.

23rd

the

on

'

worth

being

Institute

right

to foim

made

Board

House

hope's emprise Of aim steadfast meteor by no false .lured in Of lofty thoughts humble, patient guise, Of and many pleasure scorned, pains endured, the as we long vista, Through fondly ;

to.

On the

and

surer

should

it

motion of the 'Colonial Trea decided that the House meet for the of busi despatch was

j

gaze No

room

is

and praise.

there

for

Ought but

on Mondays, Wednesdays and at Thursdays 7;30 p.m. ; and Tuesdays and Fridays at 2 30. j and further that on Tuesdays Wednesdays; and Fridays business should take pre Government motions cedence of all and orders of the day. Agreed to. ness

.

Two

is,

member a of present the Rev. Fr. Mateu, A. Mrs. W. James,

.

effort An Mechanic's

Court

The

.

ALBANY.

at the

'

plaice inst.

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pounds by the A Bill

entituled

an

Act

to

hundred issue of Treasury Bills. Act an to amend the

The

read

agricultural

to.

-

—

—

p.m. The Colonial Mr. Hackett, standing to the

3

at

the

Colonial

Secretary Council should

that

of business on 3 p.m. Leave for. one of absence to the Honorables

.

.

Companies whole

House

took

230

for

fresh to reply

proposals the same

Colonial

Treasurer had been

member,

said

that

made

the

representations to him by the people

ough !

In

inflicted

and

Dongafra them

upon falling

the sparks

engines. of the arresters used on the were

passing

in on

He

of Greenthe losses

consequence of from their crops understood

most

spark

improved

type

engines.

of Public Works, re The Director said T. Mr. G to Simpson, plying Southern left Cross Mr. Raeside that on Monday, 7 th inst. to visit Gnarlbine to be don6 supply to see what could the field with water. was On the motion of Mr. Monger it

would

be one

available be found

as

some

made could the

on to place whole the

the

table

of

the

correspondence

National Library of Australia

and

of the

in

Bills

was

and

the

Bill

were

On

the

Treasurer, member

motion seconded

for

East

read

Avas

on

the

at

2-45

!

Trea

the

willing

to

Of

has

Morley

was

weeks

ago, IU

gu

Colonial Loton the

hangs

ley be

cannot sure that

uerences

took

The President p.m. On

motion

tli9

Hooley

was

for

month.

one

The

with

company

at

attended

House

and

reply

to

His

at

cannot

3.

Government

3 30 p.m.

'

LEGISLATIVE Friday,

and

The Speaker p.m.

the

made

against Ave at last, and true sort

new

which

at

the

place

2'30

as

may

be

full

Avell

what

difficulties

his

Avay,

and

from

quite

that

sure

to

made

be governed Rule is now can

sIioav

Avithout certain, but go j if there are

and can

for.

light

a

of

his

heart, be

spirit;

difficulties

has

evicted

in

the

Rule,

the proportions passionate

tration

will

Avhile

the

the

T.iheml

fJnv.

carrying

of

indefatigably, in the dark, it

of Home

of Irish adminis months of interval

the enemies

edge

of the

ary

difficulties.

If

to

ome

Rule

and

as

are

far

discredit

as

in

and

the Government undertaken. Mr. Morley

of its seriousness prelimin It as we is, have in the preliminary said, already difficulties the seriousness that will bo The enemies of Home mainly found. are Rule in Ireland comparatively few, and a considerable of them at

least

are'

But

ruies,

always

made

proportion eneopen and honourable the Avork of a Avreckercis easy foes

are

not

of the him in the grout taken for them, a

theiv

soeiaj

in of

its mischief, and Home Rule in Ire a few who Avould be

with the av reck er's ignoble Morlov Avill have the vast

majority

civil

at

nor

is Avhom it has a cool head and a stout heart. He his task with a full has accepted knowl

knows

a

that

during the

possible advance

advance. he exag of

pre Avith will

office

be sure,

work

labouring

cannot Home

word

this,

Avell

take

may

and

Mr,

Every

All Avas

dashed iioav. The easily have in them of nothing

in

part.

strife,

Ave

not

preparing

content

gerated

did

but

Avell

into

a

out, even thought of otherwise insignificant do something in the Avay of

tenants

be much

will

of

being a very

are not ernment to seriously disposed for them. do anything That we fully The real trouble will expect. be, not

be set in

in

Mr. Red But it

There will probably long endurance. be attempts made to stir up disturbance in order to make it hard for the Ad ministration to get on Avithout the coercion Ave laAvs, That are inclined to expect in certain There will places. be made to persuade the attempts

own

efforts

allies.

legislation nature is

Morley

time and

it

do.

disturbance.

shall

not

what

can

Mr. He

too the among land there

to discredit at a fair

to

and

coercion. so far as we

new

already among the

that while and delicate

course,

and

Ireland

have found

of

Avhat

that

of

distraction

pared

the quarters come. difficulties will Let him do Avhat he Avill in the cause of national reor aud pacification in Ireland, ganisation he does will be misconstrued, everything obstructed misinterpreted, by the of Home avoAved enemies Rule. We that underhand efforts will may be sure be

expected form

group

her

he

Avill

will

Mr. Morley

much importance and his friends

persons

a

We

brought

land

being made

are

small

of Unioii.

affairs,

those strictly

war

that

now

planned

going to fashion of Union, by virtue manage

civil

a

be

evident

is

imi-

she

Act

and

perverse

some

party

too

are

Ireland Avill and national

by its enemies Every quarrel

11th. Chair

which

for

of

most,

-simply

pro followers of Mr. fessed Parnell to dis credit in advance that can anything be done by Mr. Morley aud the Go vernment on behalf of the evicted We do not Avant tenants. to attach

of

deeply importance

can.

tempts

of which self-government at the beginning of deprived

surprised

ASSEMBLY. took

:

to occupy. It solemn thought sufficiently time and at this moment is made back to to give

century,

or

are

reckon upon any help may safely Avho now Avhich those themproclaim selves adorers of Mr. Parnell may be Even able to give them. at

that

voting

Ncwember

feel

gives more

They

of

Avriting

certain

he may

lord

again;

government

historical has come

The the

"

that he .will But inquiry. we must count whatever upon it that he attempts to do, the landlord party will endeavour The land to frustrate.

free and Avilling in the business of the partner Empire. task Avill Mr. Morley's not be easy. take We it for gi anted that he may has no on that fond illusions subject.

that he other lion,

at

our

'

adjourned

a

preparation

domestic take her

the Address-inpresented the Governor. Excellency

House

ever

as

begin by

—

certainly in that

of

Mr.. Morrison Mr. leave of absence

announced

President

had in members

The

of

granted

Chair

It

for the The

—

to the

come

—

Many,

quite do all

lUiXlJ

country

much but

and

will ordeal.

they

difficult

contributed

it

It is certain, sustained. however that Mr. which Morley and the Government he represents will be expected to! do for the much evicted tenants. It is

Mr.

the

may

that

The trial,

if Home Rule had no po and self-interested enemies. The of the evicted tenants is one such

He the

a

11th.

the

8th.) this

now

on

its

tenure of Ireland. But it is not always how to make easy to know good to the in a civil most blameless sufforers Avar of the loss which the amount have

over

to carry

on

even

mond

goes

months.

feAV

to his time or to any time to ours, and to the present of Ireland. There are grave in the actual too, condition difficulties which Avould be

is

Ireland

the representative, of the new system.;

Now,

COUNCIL. November

all

itself

doubt out of

no

it

grave

in the Irish Dublin in

Ave will trust, party, Ireland to govern

been

p.m.

have

difficulties,

from that time incessantly struggled doAvn to this. Not a year, not a month not a week from then till now in which the uational of Ireland has not protest

in committee so that the Government would be empowered to raise £836,000 instead of Bill £500,000. reported and adopted.

Friday,

feel

as goes to Dublin and the administrator

the

Regulations were Bill agreed to with and adopted. out amendment, reported The Treasury Bills Bill was amended

at 810

next

difficulty.

and Mr. MorIreland, but we may; repeal it, he will not enforce it. The: has been tried. No; experiment

still

Ireland she Avas

res

suitably

the must

of ruling

VYO

functions is settled

is

LEGISLATIVE

be

political of course, and so, this,

Morley,

Irish

as

Every

system

course, or two

WllCfcU

UlllUUgll

ceremonial

time. of the

adjourned

omen

Mr.

nation

in Dublin three then he only but rushed the thick of his Newcastle

by the pressed lie the position

or

an

tenants evicted the victims of about by the

Dublin

in

way

begun.

from

has

Agreed

tneoaiety Land

personal as

during

Ave trust during the short— be very short. of time period Avhicli the country must is pass before to and allowed enabled govern itself who loves Mr. and Morley, history,

(Mr. Canning) Com Chairman of

the

people. leaders

state p.m.

of Sept.

Ireland

it

Perth,

committee

the

litical

Ireland.

News"

Daily

Bill Settlements Act Amendment

Canning

for

by excep-; Acts.' legislation, by Coercion has Coercion to be as bad fori proved those who coerce as has always slavery been for the slave-OAvners. Mr. Morley

money as

in

John Morley and the new morning,

Liberal

noxious

soon

"

Rule

is

tional

in

by Mr.

prepared

than

adopted.

adjourned

New

the

great

work. Baker

Agricultural Constitution read a first

cataclysm. Avill be too, will

iof

report

Bill

House

history,

The

Avill

to

appropriate

Agreed

passed.

committee's

consent

of compensation.

amount

dispute of

and

of Coercion is over. is to Ireland reign at be governed, under laws the least, same as those by which England is The exceptional legislation governed.

W. L. was Mr. granted leave for one month. of absence Mr. Monger moved for a return resumed in the city showing the lands of Perth during the last twelve months,

.

agreed House

time

been

a

that

Railway

to

as

spread of stinkweed"

"

upon

the splendidly famous maxim of O'Connell, that who commits a crime ;man was to the enemy," not strength

return names

Bill

he Now capital. for the work of administration of the new work administration.

to

Mr.

assistance.

third

thorough

had

and

Jn

reply

no

of Defences

purely

Lands,

a

district,

The House

Traylen, Company had made

Crown

Kojonup

Bill and Amendment

m Treasurer, said the Midland

hon.

of the

appointed mittees. Mr.

p.m. informed the House The Speaker honv by several that accompanied His he had on Excel waited members and presented the lency the Governor Address-in-reply. The Colonial

Safety

UUJllCOU

Gascoyne

money for

be seized of sedition.

pointed

Ave

and

a

leases pastoral of the colony.

all

The

over

prevent north

ponded.

at

Chair

the

of

sum

provide

was

8th.

November

Tuesday, The Speaker

p.m.

ASSEMBLY.

LEGISLATIVE

far

to.

at 440

adjourned

to

the and

of

to

reply

called

and

companies,

was The Address-in-reply spoken to and Mr. Mr. Leake, by Mr. Burges, and agreed to. Morrison, members for The President thanked on his appoint the kind expressions

ment. The

in

Government

vegetable

undertake

.

was

a

investigation

.

law

for and

rents,

Mr.

represented

to

promised

;

Bill,

of

(From

had had

the detailed Mr. Traylen, of given to the Warden as to the making goldfields

said

Piosse,

.

the

to

Traylen

.

;

Amend time

committee,

areas,

division

The

of water on the new and the instructions find at Gnarlbine, issued to Mr. Raeside who has been to the same to pro locality despatched vide supplies of water. in to The Colonial Treasurer, reply Mr. Mr. who

H.

:

of the a bill to consolidate stock to joint relating postponed for a week.

the

The

the Yilgarn of a due provision

-granted and R. E. Bush. Amherst were committees ap The following the Honorable The President, pointed the Colonial Secre G. W. Leake and the Committee the ; tary, Printing and the Honorables J G. H. President and G. W Leake the. Library Amherst the Honor the President, Committee ables G. W. Leake and J. W. Hackett, the Committee the Standing Orders ; G. J. H. the Honorable President, and the Colonial Secretary Amherst, It was decided the House Committee. of ComChairman that the duties of be performed mittees by the President the Honorable George Shenton The second reading

Fremantle

first

a

asked

Monger

sury

27th of .February

precaution

of scab south-west

in reply to instructions

was

G.

J.

the

divisions. The Commissioner

the

month

traffic,

General, said the

Attorney

A. Forrest, taken every

the spread from the

agreed for meet the despatch Tuesdays and Fridays at was

for

fit

opened since

The

motion it

certified

Mr. had

be

copy

the

tenders erection

Company's

select

a

re-

miles and

154

menace

private

condition

a

to

Railways,

of

way

permanent

reference

Agreed

of

at 7 '30

last.

to

On

the been been

Cockburu-

Lady Campbell.

to

Mr.

10th.

not Mr. said that plying Traylen, one section of the Midland Railway hbd been completed in accordance with but the terms of the original contract,

chair

with his name of Sir Thomas that Also a

in death

Campbell. forwarded

moved

to

from

read

was

referred

said the

for

called line

in

Works,

Solomon,

be

Act

ment

_

of

a

The Irish and their will help him Avith his difficult task.The Irish leaders must be alive to the fully and the misconstruction, and jealousy, the which misinterpretation against cause will have the Irish to struggle

to

seconded by the resolution

Secretary,

Public

a telegraph Rockingham. The Perth Gas

ishoAving holders eastern

Canning presented a petition the Perth Gas Company Bill.

amend

p.m.

8th.

the

soon

The

p.m. Mr.

will

meeting

were

people

i

:

took

Mr.

to

would to

p.m.

Chair

the

took

it

,

of

-

November

The Speaker

COUNCIL.

The President

435

at

adjourned

The Commissioner

November

if

to.

—

Tuesday,

popular

;

Thursday,

to.

LEGISLATIVE

to

reply

of £100.

rental

Director

reply of

time.

—

and

at 9.35

second

a

The House

of time), Mr. complete waste Treasurer Richardson. The Colonial was and the Address-in-reply replied,

adjourned

Bills

in

Treasurer,

annual

an

The

the of Defences Bill, Bill and the Lands Bill Amendment werq

Safety

Treasury Regulations

'

agreed The House

at

to.

on the Regulations proclaimed 2nd March, 1887. the Address-in-Reply on The debate was Mr. Mr. resumed, DeHamel, Mr. Clarkson, Quinlan, (who very that the debate Avas remarked sensibly a

and

acreage

cost,

various

all Mr. Loton fnoved for correspon and dence between the Government the Midland Railway Company subse 1892. quent to March 1st, Agreed

not thousand

Land

the

Agreed

areas. a

sum

a

of

ing particulars of settlement

read

were

to

company

,to> In £300,000. replying Treasurer Mr. the Colonial Monger, that the admitted Government had declined to accept the offer. Mr. Loton moved for a return show

:

.

new Bills following first time. A Bill entituled of provide for the raising

said

Colonial

to the Solomon, said the repairs at Government Fremantle. Cottage recently occupied by the ex-Collector of been effected Customs had by cost labour. The materials prison The were let for a £120. premises of five term from Sept. 14th last years Mr.

i

iof

sum

:

The

Company

The

i

to the raise a

relative

"

Orders Com and Mr. Burt Speaker, Committee Mr. panning. Library Mr. Speaker, Mr. Burt and Mr. Harper. Mr. Committee Speaker, Printing and the Chairman of Com Mr. Venn mittees. Rooms Com Refreshment Mr. mittee: Mr. Marmion Speaker, and Mr. R. F. Sholl. Mr.

mittee.:

and Messrs.

Government

'

,& Dalgety offer of the

;

Standing

Trea-surer1

the

1

between

were

Colonial

.

committees motion of the ;

i

/following the on appointed

.

The

,

.

i

.

T

and

Ir ish

task and political

to

people Avhich

is

which

is

help under to

be

redemption,

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330

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mail

train

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25. p.m., Smith's

and Mill

the and

altered.

A

new

train

for

will

leave

Perth at

stopping

p.m.,

2 pm. train has been altered will also leave Perth

train 330 p.m.,

stopping

The 4 p.m. will run as

at Fremantle intermediate

all

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for

m.

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from

Perth to to 25 p.m. A for Fremantle

at all Perth

usual

Midland

Junction

Tables

intermediate is

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at 552 Perth

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at the Public

Railways,

DAVIES, General

week

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at

Manager's

of the

returning

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be obtained

can

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Manag.

Traffic Office,

;

not will

transferable. be allowed

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therefrom. arising Excursion passengers the

will

NOTICE. Parcels to

of

ordinary Passengers 1st class, 841b 2nd class, 561b. laggage will be delayed The departure of trains or under otherwise at circumstances, special the discretion of the Commissioner, who will for any loss to passengerp not be responsible

By order

FOR

train, to Midland and a.m.,

832

By order

;

are

TRAINS

The 8 a.m. be continued —

Manager's Office, General Traffic Works Buildings.

at 8 a.m. Beverley day by York, lO'lO Northam. 10.55 a.m. New a.m. 11.15 a.m. Chidlow's castle, Well, 2.5 p.m. Smith's Greenmount, Mill, 3pm.; 3.20p.m. These Tickets are only available by the trains above. specified Tickets

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and

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Manager,

Manager's Office, September 9th, 1892.

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at

ci

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train

this

DAVIE Traffic

Traffic

Time

Tickets

at of

to

Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railwajs'

at 542 p from the

ADDITIONS

received the 6tli

Tuesday, above

to

They are

for

at

new

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OFFICE—

will

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subject

stations. A train

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be

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passengers

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p.m.,

0

to

TENDEBS

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Fremantle

to

dispatch.

loss

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;

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by.

any

stations.

guineas per set. will tender not neces

available

only

are

week a;m.

above.

responsible

viz. will

CO

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daily.

a.m.

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Perth,

Fruits and Golden Syrup, Bottled Jellies. Hams and Richly cored Bacon, Stores and every Oilman's requisite, Mustard Coffee, Candles, Column's &c,, Condensed £gg & Baking Powders, Milk, & Ultramarine & Starch. Rickets' Blues,

Country

neces-

Works Office, Western Perth, Australia, 8th November, 1892.

£ 1UPPLY

& Butter

not

will

same

seen

Public

only Very Best, of China and other Newest pickings Teas, Preserves & Condiments, Indian Chutneys, Tin'd Lunch Corned & Tongues, Beef, and other 8xeats-foot oils, good Kerosene, of splendid and quality Sugars cheap.

Pickles

lender

of

Southern

Contract,

I )rawings be may 1 3th October next,

Por

H.

the

Hon.

marked Cross

5

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and Specifications and at the Court Office,

any

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Contract.

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addressed

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above

are

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the 6th Tuesday, Contract.

on

the

Office

,

for

received at the 29th Tuesday,

notice.

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noon

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this

be

L4 days, will rad Guildford

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at this Office of Deeember,

received

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