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elected recently of Jesuits, onconsiders Western

"Australia'

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for the operations He has accordingly in from agents intention' of ultimate

reports with the

founding colony.

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of British

price

one

Professor

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Cashel

Hoey. The French representative demands compensation from Government for Catholic to

alleged

have

Uganda daring

disclaim

by The re

Pre Mercer,, formerly been committed for

on various charges iof corruption and accepting dis bribes. Sensational closures have already been made.The Queen; .Regent of Spain has pro: ceeded from Cadiz to' Huelva, for the

atrial

scene

was

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and

The

Emperor

has

by

his

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Wales

intends Australia

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,

of

purpose

taking

the

in

part

tion of the four-hundredth of the discovery of America

Columbus.

opher

cordial

bezzling

no

Queen

and Spanish themselves

Mr. E. Fitzgibbon have secured one million

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out

tho

men-of-

having

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judically loan.

the

of

prospects

the

the

for

float

The Czarewitch

ofLoudbn

CitizetiB

rialised

the

convene

a

Lord

asking

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and

Christianity

London,

troyed hitherto

the

of the

life

has

attempt

civilisa

Czar

at

been

A great

been

murder

the

unfortunate

made

Station. Part undermined and charged with" which was mite, exploded,

similar

to

cases.

Two

seamen

suspicion, successfully taken being

to

into

wire

electric

yards away The Czar's the

station,

train

from outside

,

of

been

effected.

into

yard. the

the uniform

foil

ou board. Majesty blew up the wrong they five Numerous persons.

suspicious

straugcrs

have

Mr.

Smith the United States Cousul at Quebec, has excited the anger of the French Canadians in by an assertion

:

consular

report

filth

to

the

windows,

that

preferred they The mob smashed groaned the Cousul,

cleaniiuess.

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Canada

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titledlhi

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Government 'have Lieutenant Mothe roll-of Toronto volun chavge of treasonable con of

name

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tho annexation advoeatiug by the Uuited States.

directors

Railway

of the

October West

of

that

English

Government

The

British

has

applied

certain not at

outrages

to

The

12.

Sugar

Company

pro

Court

Fall in

the

the

evictions

are

in

Holder

the

Id.

Australian

issued the action of in not colony

which tbey are ento., lie .lands the Company, and threatening

National Library of Australia

efforts

at

colonisation

Bismarck

that

only

of

German

Prince the the pioneer colonists, most hitherto successful

says natural

Germans

failure

being

when setttling

under

in

Africa,

the

English

the

British

are

Earl

fresh

of tho Dulio tho Ivuikoura tends visiting

Burford,

St. for

John motion

Official

Liquidators'

Permanent

shows that

the

in

officials

prosecniing was about for

Government Bank directors. to

the

precedent including Sir M. H.

husband asserts that drunk, and incapable domestic duties. James

Building Society incurred by the various fraudulent

were

the considering the prosecution by the of the Anglo Australian

being

crowded.

Nathan,

Hurley

and

McNa-

Much

is

anxiety

has

eldest

been

felt

on

absolute that

of

with

Parliament, the Mount

disclosures

Macedou,

are

ran

on

approaching

train,

to

both

being

Hill,

the

it,

at

12.

the of

mother

an

to .their

of

manifesto.

by

aud are endeavoring to arrange meeting, for a general return to work. About twelve meu are now hundred working.

is Albans, sni'ing Vew Zealand, aud

in

Perth.

Broken

growing

Miners

The

Nowmnrket Middle Park Plate was won with by Isinglass, Ravensbury second and Lo Miehnm third.

has

rapidly, ,

new

are

which union, issued another a

holding

October

Brisbane,

his

the

decision

of

Full

Court

Chief

has

Justice

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12.

cruel

bad

solicitor

instructions.

the Crown Prosecutor, the statements of the prisoners

blamed

all

but

everybody were

they

not

except quite

as

womeu

had better

attend

affairs

and leave he would

politics

husbauds,

colleagues

on

but the

consult

subject.

Union at Broken Hill has the members collapsed, deciding to the tniue in the capacity of free their laborers, coupons having been stopped by the old Union, suddenly to return

the exception of a few isolated of assault now and then occurring is now everything quiet at the Hill,

With

reversed Lily

u

The New

secret

J

The Brisbane

of

Rogers,

ho thought domestic

killed.

son

At

to

according

ally to their

tried

as

urged

victims said his

Premier (Sir George Dibbs) yesterday aud asked for equal for political rights women. The Premier said that person

at

front

tbejinein and the

defendants

as ignorant they represented. 1 he jury had not arrived at a decision and by midnight, were therefore they locked up till to-day (Saturday.) A depu tation of the Council of the Women's Suffrage League waited the upou

anticipated,

A dreadful accident has occurred Junction. The Junee child of

rescue

Mr.

purposes.

October

Sydney,

acted

reviewing said they themselves

Chronicle" defendants wheu bribery and with

immoral

for

Bay,

McNamara

not

defence

their

AH pleaded day. of finance, and

the

were

in

tho other

as

ignorauce

they

plot.

commenced the pro

statements

the same lines the previous

on

v.

"

made

raata

Chairman.

was

M.L.A.,

ship,

gatekeeper

15.

trials

Mr.

Wangaratta The damages.

Remarkable

October

Sydney, The Australian

Court

Member

Hobson's

ex

the

action

a

tho

Banking

plaintiff

keeping

foi

yesterday,

£5,000 charged the a

contractor

Pentridge Penitentiary, from the Government

continued

Butters, of. the

prietors

the

she is habitually of performiog her

W.

£S,000.

Davies

lor

of

claims £62,000 for extras.

on

as it will a decision, establish for various other cases pending the Mercantile Bank, of which

libel

by Mr.

Dowuie,

tension

is

Premier,

Shiels,

as

expense

14.

October

Melbourne,

Clara who is uow Parker, in gaol, ou various one of forging charges, Mr. Clarke's was name, to-day-eerved with a for petition divorce. Her

12.

report

Mr.

proceedings a news against

Mrs.

are

October

institute

rapidly.

at

developments unchanged.

Shares

the Premier

is

of

12.

The debate The Government will about five votes. The

no

14.

his decisions. paper for criticising Various labor to delegates belonging tho South Australian Parliament have visited Broken Hill privately, urging the Unionists to endeavor to arrive at an amicable settlement. Union is £ The new gaining ground

give

Sir

October

Hill,

action

libel

The pro

to-day.

have authorised

to

S.M.,

criminal

for

flag,

Australia. The

Johnson,

mortgage

October

them.

Broken

defoat of their is their bad management of the colony's finances. The real is reason, however, supposed to be their sympathy with the Broken Hill strikers.

State

in

appeal

passionately His Counsel,

be resumed

will

The Government

Ministry.

proceeds to-day. be beaten by ostensible reason

A

for protection evicters, but be will the punish offenders against law if tbey are The "Times" caught. that it .is the in says that it is evident tention of the Gladstone to Government intimidate evictors

the

to-day

yesterday, his no-confidence

moved

re

provide

to

will

Queensland

undertook

they

ceedings

refineries,

Assembly,

Downer

an

was Abigail of ignorant financial matters other defendants also asserted of their duties tbey knew nothing

that wheu

officers

Ireland. The lit. Hon J. Chief that it Secretary, saye of the Govern part of the policy

not

ment

in

engaged

sheriffs'

from

ported Morley, is

on

October

a number of large pose to erect similiar to those at Adelaide.

application

interfere.

Constantinople for and has instructions, entered a formal nrofesfc entrance of Russiau ships

the

Brisbane,

Colouial

The

Mediterranean.

Serious and police

The

14.

commander that the

will

Minister

meanwhile against into the

is

of

12.

October

Melbourne,

Russiau

asserts

in

Company have

report stropgly criticising the Government .of the

vesting.

The he

em

Australian the court yesblame of the the former

absolutely and the

.

There are Broken Hill.

are with negotiating for its to for permission navy into the Mediterranean from the

Sea.

at

of kerosene discovery been made at Latrobe, which very rich oil.

produces

the

laying

14.

the

addressed

cases

all

October.

in

on collapse Malcolm, made manager. Abigail terms to the jury, piteous his innocence. asserting Mr. Pilcher, that said

Orange.

at

defendants

terday,

important

custody.

October

Banking

girl

charged with hundred pounds

'

London, Midland

after

named

been

1

Canadian"

a

un

suicide

Russians

Referring

off

duct

'

5

tho

teers,

and

how oyer,..

was, whojmbles'ted;'

.

his

circum

His

killing?

arrests

Black

mistaking in

officials

Consequently ..train,!

safely

conspirators

carrying that with

for

station

the

came

pass

.was

dyna an by a hundred

Vebtlage

train

Rail

has

Adelaide,

y of

attempted

boy

funds.

has

In

"Jack the Ripper" have been arrested

and one commit

on

Tho

.

way

the

stances

.Turkey

i

Glasgow,

under

class,

Londou, -on

caused

The

cases.

are reT tortured

cruelly

Bensalion has been of a woman in

the

12.

Skierniviee of the lino

by

French

occupied by Several missionaries

missious.

shale

for were Albany Messrs, Saunders, Gray, Martin, Condon, Mr. and Mrs. G. H Sandover, Anghey, Smith and children.

terday

12.

Narthcy,

Hobart,

and

second,

mainly

.

Another

present.

from China assert that mission stations have been des in the of Fukine, province

tion.

October

not.

Reports several

to

liirn

?

to

will

.won

and in tho Grayson, Grainger Mr. R. C. Baker in House, aud the Upper. The passengers by the Massilia yes

Lower

October school

and

was

Howe,

afterwards

a

1

return

His will to-day. colleagues be Messrs. Butter, Hornbury,

com

a

coarse

in

order.

Ministry probably

asked of wLich

was

Honor

shot

several

municipal

to

in

ran Party feeling The House adjourned unusually high. till The Governor will 6end Tuesday. for Sir John Downer to form the new

a

in

.

public meeting to discuss the of proposed evacuation The Uganda.memorialists that assert if the British are forces the rival Christian withdrawn, converts will each exterminate other, and that the result will he a disgrace

two

was

speech, indulging, and Mr.Kingstpu Mr. Stock of lying,

called

state. precarious the Town Blackmore, Clerk

judgment

have ported /and massacred

have memo

Mayor,

the works

thir,d.

to

The

at

more

Stakes Insurance

with

Brandy

of

sewerage that he

any

he

that

announces

million

one

and

Burnaby,

;

'

Fitzgibbon

Melbourne, attempt to

to

.reported of the

in

in

is

Paddington,

An

Mr.

available.

ships

much

has secured loan million

was

girl

the following aud borrow

confidence

excited accused

voted. The Stocks made an

Sydney,

afternoon

Elizabeth

Mr.

is

His

accidentally

New

do

restore

Mr.

severely.

Yesterday

intentiou This ing money locally. much and if acted: on will approved, to

very

Sydney,

colonies.

anniversary Christ by

The

escorted by British war, the Americans

celebra-f

whom

to

regard

mented

Priest named

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sign a paper, not did

great

that

members

personalities,

which ebe tho contents She know.

a

the

she had unknow however, that become a shareholder in the bank. a' Beckett said that the de Mr. Justice of the the person receiving scription money appeared to apply to C. R. Staples

affection,

London

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of South

South

to

after

by

General,

One of them is taking place. with a lady named Mrs. Eliza she deposited who declares £60

bank,

early of four. majority remained neutral ot' er-

morning Burgoyue all

13.

defeated

were

Attorney

in connection revelations of the list of contri the Anglo- Australian

the

Goverument

wise

settlement shares in

He

most

a

Mr.

are

The

rumoured

is

course

and

of St. chapels last Cathedral fire caught A of considerable quautity otherwise timber was destroyed,

found,

the

met

this

in

The

ingly

was

Vienna. with host

pound.

in

in

received

character.

the

Smith,

she

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German Emperor of Austria at

the

they

October

Adelaide,

com

Some curious

Bank

action of the animal, to be quite maddened

appeared

infuriated

consternation

and

all,

£

laud.

damage occurred.

associated

science art and literature in great aud the numbers, most impressive.

and

uighf. stacked

butors'

bear, escaped large frpm the Zoo Gardens of Lisbon, three killing boforo he wasshot. The great

logical

Patrick's

with

of

present

of respect demonstrations; and the of meeting was

Quebec haB

of

were

was

refuse

restitution.

Honor#

ptfr.j

.

at

all

and

the incident,

however, by his represented aud tho Queen was also repre Peers of the bishops, realm,

was,,

Mcll wraith, and, in order to remove any of idea partiality, Sir William Windeyer, of New South Wales, the bench' sat on in lieu of the Chief of QueensJustice

could

at for

a half-penny promise One of the unfinished

of

High-

Royal

12.

to a referring the Insolvency case at Court, trumpery said it appeared to him that yesterday, the court was always occupied by such cases. But if men Brnall owed huudreds of pounds of thousands never people

no

in

iness?

which

property

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British

destroyed recent attacks

tbe-Wesleynn Government: British td make

London

thus criticisms

impertinent cranks. His

persons est excitement caused by the

been

the native'

sponsibility/for.

in the'

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Newmarket,

the

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funeral of His Laureate. the tomb of to The Prince of state

curring 'sentimental

sented. and meu

of Mr.

the

at

Meeting

deficient

has

to the tary Agent vacant through the death

witch

Equerry

a

witness

Mortgage Queensland Company The decision was cheered loudly was Sir Thomas Amongst the defendants

Moleawortb,

Judge

worried

immensely

was

Tennyson, -Poet next body was interred Robert Browning. Wales preferred attending

has risen

in arrived of secre the position General of Victoria

Pearson

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London,

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they In

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or in Ireland, 40,000 troops he would available for troops elsewhere. In the United the Democratic and Republican had Home Rule iu included

parties their platforms.

The Parliament of should iu seeing the rejoice into the House of pFoposal introduced Commons Since he was a lad shortly. the population of Ireland had dimin ished from 8| millions to 4Aj and the its shores should rejoice pe'ople who left to' see that it would be rc-enshortly dowed with of self-gov the privileges Ho ernment.1 claimed also the sym Victoria

pathy of all Australian Natives, because they enjoyed which privileges they could never have enjoyed had they not been preserved by their forefathers. It! was their and the duty of this duty, A mem Hpuse, to express sympathy. ber interjected what good would the resolution do for Ireland, but he (the ask what speaker) "might good was well known public opinion 1 It was to members

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reason

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had

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would

have the those fomenting should never find

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he spoke for himself,

said his

If

colleagues.

Sir

had consulted him O'Loghlen the matter, he would not have en 1 in his him to bring forward couraged assured him without motion having in support self that he had a majority how could He could iiot see lie of it.. it to have cabled help Mr. Gladstone Victoria with home that sympathised of his the JHome Rule efforts Govern

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thought

Sir

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had a perfect to bring O'Loghlen right he thought fit his motion forward if had The hon. member for Castlemaine to advocates of Home alluded the in somewhat terms. Rule equivocal Mr. not felons, as Patter They were have then but son would believe, honest-hearted, patriotic gentlemen, to bring about who were endeavouring measure of considered a what -they strict to a great portion of the justice These British gentlemen Empire. were the advisers of the Queen, and at their

head

a

Minister

whose

name

forth standing was in history Salisbury What is meant forgotten. by Home ? What is meant is that Rule Ireland measure of the demands to have some which we some Government of enjoy that which we enjoyed without grati to look upon it as a tude so accustoned So imbued had had we become. right we been with the feoliug that we had as to look on it as our come just right,

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Duffy

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denying such a to all hon. appeal members be to say that nothing would lost in granting Home Rule to Ireland Home not Rule meant disintegration, a dawn but union. He saw brighter

short boon.

sighted He

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of

policy would

Irish

nation appearing. considerable portion

11 e

he could not himself, should be any opposition The of ment. people

only

to

Mr.

taking its and helping

mistress

and

servant,

sisters.

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hear.) Wrixon

Sir

Henry

House

had

due

but

like

to

two

held that the do with such a

question.

Mr.

Bryan O'Loghlen that

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him beautiful

his

own Bryan's (Sir of Clare. It had the matter contaiued

County

been urged that in the motion under debate such as we with should deal would mean an interference

English

Government.

England

was

of him

loss

Sir him

reminded

strongly

Fairy

of.

that told

remarked had often

Murray

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in grief plunged whom we had come

that it with when the

at

to look

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as

was

ment.

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could

not

then we were we right be wrong now. There was more the Government sympathy with of England than the Grown with had And what Lord Salisbury refused to do for New Zealand

had ment.

been Mr.

done

by

Murray

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Govern

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Ushaw,

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scholars

that

Bishop

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1869,

one

by

Hrxhnm

of

July

on

most left

ever

1872.

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held

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inauguration the University

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this

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member

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SirT.

adjournment

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the

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Sir Berry, Bryan Messrs. O'Loghlen, Salmon, Captain Bennet, Beazley, Bromley, Burton, W. T. Gavau Duffy, Carter, Craven, Forrest, Foster, Gillies, Graham, J. Harris, levers, Maloney, Mason, MetliT. Murphy, ven, E. Murphy, Muriay, T. Rawson, Scott, Smith, G. Turner, Webb, Wheeler, Williams, Winter, Wyllie,

Young.

Patents.— applications H. Knight,

Julius,

resigned.

Tenders year

for

auuual con advertis

1893

are

of

the

Best, Burrowes, Ferguson, Gordon, M'Coll, M'Kenzie, Patterson, Richard Sir J. Yale, H.

couplings trucks."

Walter United "Method mechan the

putting

Benjamin Improvements

railway

Elihu

the

"

Victoria, for

following —

:

6tyled driven

electrically-

of

Mayer, or

published citizen of

uud for apparatus into operation."

ism,

iu

Notices are

inveutiou

an States, of regulating

curs,

carriages,

United

Thomson,

"

picks."

in incandescent Improvements William lamps." K. Birkin" iu England, Improvements " Julius Evin of Sydueyi Im

proved

means

States, electric

shaw,

bolts."

for

locking

and

nuts

Bruce Green, England, with provements in or connected

"

Im coin-

freed

or 6ight-testing coin-operated ap Richard paratus." Bowyet Smith, Perth, W.A., "An improved apparatus or for machine and extracting pulling

trees

NOES. Messrs Baker, Cameron, Dunn, Grattau, Kirton, Out-trim, M'Kinley, son, Staughton,

—

the

for

same

division

W.

vice

ed.

AYES.

Wrixyn.

—

electoral

motion.

the member for Port Fairy. The motion for adjournment

Peacock, Tienwith, White,

0.

Council.— Q.C to be a Council vice ,

Legislative Campbell deceased.

Appointments.

tracts

that the moving, was but if it to ill-advised, wen. a division he would be found voting with

Sir

—

Legislative Henry Parker,

Tendeus.

said

The

6 th;

is

Stephen

Debate

debate.

to

.

19th Wednesday, a Bank iu proclaimed Holiday the towns and Broomebill. ofKatanning inst.

mout

Motion

agreed

OCTOBER

THURSDAY,

the

supported

objected further

some

He

GAZETTE a

been

not

was —

studies for the priesthood. and minor orders were con

him

upon

was

there

Mr. Yale opposed it. At this stage Sir Bryan O'Loghlen, iu deference to the wish of the Premier, offered to withdraw the but motion,

Mr.

nothing

his

October, the same

by He

move

it.

motion.

a

empire

the

to

course of long been Ireland had always the history friend truest When England had had. all the English were withdrawn troops from Ireland the Irish had people filled their When gladly places. to assist called in battle Irishmen upon had themselves always acquitted He could see 110 reason loyally. why the motion be carried, should not and was at the hostility shown surprised

of

Ireland great

why

seo

for what they Iu the

asking

entitled

part in its to councils, uphold He saw the gracious the Crown. lady who wore the crown honoured by a warm and nation such as the loyal Celts had always themselves. proved Ireland one of the brightest He saw in the He Crown. trusted to jewels see off the face those two islands lying that of Europe so united they should down not like go history through a

was

Archbishop

OJOl/CUIa

For

empire the by giving

disintegrated asked for, The United

The

if.

sought.

was

Instead of Home Rule The present

amity.

perfect the

weakening

a

to that colony as alien populations

and pointed

instance in living an

Tterorma-

an up at Glenfiunai), M 'Donald, blessed it, the vengeance of the

incurred

tonsure

ferred

should not have of Rule. Home The would have noihing

the

set

Bishop

completed

Irishmen

asked.

tue

on Borrodale, Invernesshire, He entered St. September 18, 1844. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw, in Septem with his brother 1857, and there ber, Hugh, the present Bishop of Aberdeen,

and

up

oetore

pro-

at

born

paper was to one of absurd

take

to

position

privilege Parliament

the

desired and hand seemed an

and

Highlander, be traced as

can

force.

English

a

was

of M 'Don

later

was

ancester, and thus

in

but

who

Andrews

St.

associ years closely of the stirring with some ated episodes of " Bonnie Prioce the youug Charlie," Pretender. When the standard of the

large union

The

thorough

a

in

of

Rev.

uatuoncs

Chadwick,

a

Most

is

were

tion,

xiouie

to

ancestors.

the

tt_.

vital

his

Metropolitan

xnis

as Duffy) was proud as anyone an of the British Empire empire He great in Arms and great in Art. be the held it would mistake greatest for Ireland to be separated from Eng

.

'

ment.

what

make

to do with was not think it

(Mr.

saw

of which

feuds

footing

a

Mr. the

large majority of Patterson, too, of of principle disintegration in the motion. Empire contained

for

-effect

baneful

was

was

iH

The new Archbishop and and Edinburgh,

rnt

Empire. nothing

VJJiUiyii

,

movement,

there Belfast, of Nationalists. had spoken

outside

Ulster,

.umpire, was very

existing and. union,

Jtiome

Rule would be one of the events of the the nineteenth He1' urged century. house to express its sympathy with the hands

in

question of that

section

and dark days

drop

!

Rule

affairs

totally with religion,

of persecution memories of

with

iiemuu

domestic

memories

passed it venture to say that would cement a and safer more real union than would exist. otherwise Dr. Scott had in much pleasure It was no new seconding the motion. was

now

.

wouia

s

aa—

chbishop;

about

Scotland,

011 the contingent was taken That action oonsidered we were a

plains.

A

Scotch

something

of that

work

saa—

a

for any lion, member to competent a motion to any bring forward relating To illustrate our part of the Empire. connection with home affairs lion. members would remember., that when the Soudan war it was broke out pro to aid tlie posed to send a contingent British A contingent was sent troops. from New aucl nothing South Wales, kudos for Australasia, than gained more

Soudan

enjoyed.

went

from

_

The

we

privileges

view

not

'

they remain Would; not the .from

as

contented

their '

in

quiet

were

Downing-

Would protest? at present ? different people be

as

it

from

should

porters Sir Graliam said it was inex Berry to discuss such at a matter pedient The Government present. generally would vote against the motion. Mr. would levers said it seem as want to have though we did not any other of the Empire portion enjoying the privileges had. we It was perfectly

from

interjections

Duffy

proposed

;

.

further which

some

we

question, from a

Gillies Mr. Does Gladstone pro the same. Govern pose to give Ireland that ment as in Victoria? Mr. the Duffy of Ireland people were measure of free asking the same dom as we were enjoying. Gillies—That has never been Mr.

Mr.

the congratulating Rule party. The only portion of the Queen's dominion in which this had not or less been more question was in Victoria, helped by the public Now let us look at the existing state of we Here had a Government ..things. in England determined to grant Home ,Rule. He had received a telegram that the Irish stating Parliamentary had issued a manifesto in which party that they had Gladstone's they stated to a pledge, that assurances, amounting Home they would pass the bill granting and Rule to Ireland, satisfactorily .

we

After

Governleader of the

ment,

!

the

proposed.

of his

behalf

on

..telegraphed

Mr. had

majorities.

of New

Premier

Ballance,

-

by large

did

sunlight

we

pass

except

.

of the

/this

.

bers

araa——

aud

Charles Phillips, stumps." Au improved dry concentra S. F. Adelaide, Stutley, " incandescent burner for hydro -car bou " 0. A. Riedilg, gas." Im Germany, in all and provements kiuds of boots of shoes, whatever slippers, etc, "

Victoria, tor." J.

materials."

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THE

jpiYE

imported Western

'

Lately ;

ENTIRES, Mr.

by

Ross

to

Australia.

aud

PERTH, Farming

travel

Districts

to

By Laird and by Ross

Lord

at

one

year at Clun'es,

old

Hardies Hill. First at Smeaton, at

:

Beaufort, Ballarat, First at

year

First

Prizes

last

season,

and

foal.

He

is

a

prove

a

splendid valuable

should

As a First

The He

is

a

bred

was

of

horse

Champion

Great

breeding would be

Ribbon

in

refer-

of qualification as superfluous, over the colonies.

Bine

more

an

he

is

District,

Conqueror. o' Strowan's

at all prizes he -Duke

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

is

by

Jess,

First

Second

won

Prize two

as

been

and

Clnne3

Prize as and .First

three

a

;

First as

Champion

a

Prize five

as

a

year

old,

mare

at

Prize

for

Great

yard.

at

Miss

the

dry First

Prize

dam

folio

wiug:

In

o' Strowan by/ the Laird Show the Grand Spring

of two

Alston valued

1886

the

of

at

National

for

best

Draught Horse making 5 First

Produce

He

first

was

Prizes

placed District

Talbot

Clunes

Agricultural Show in 1880.

Exhibitions

the

same

First

filly.

at

Geelong and Show iu tho

Western same

colt draught and Bullarook

for

'yearling Hill Spring Society. three 'yearling'

of

he

a

sure

be

dam

Ascot,

Blue

Clunes, is

1888.

horse,

First

iu

the

Smeaton,

at

Blue

Sire

colts

draught

or

of

fillies.

at Smeaton Agricul prize for host Show in 1886, Society coll or draught filly. yearling First as a two Iu 1887 he gained aud Western Disold at Geeloug year at First Show Society's Spriug trict of Vic National Society Agricultural ;

a

two

'

&c.,

old year Association old

for twoyear and at Clnnes year old draught

First

colt;

at

Spring Exhi draught stallions; Talbot

for

First

at

stallions;

National Library of Australia

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home,

one

of

iiuu

d some It

that

his

will

likewise sold

sons

By

Scotland

Wellington

Expresses

forwarded

Carriages,

Horses

baited

Spare Shippers

and

reasonable

Loose

and

Country

Visitors.

and

:

latest

Pie-oic

Clydesdale Australia.

Pure-bred Prince

possessed

aud

Rates.

accom

Terms

Cash.

&

CO.,

Chemists,

iu

Melbourne,'

that

they dispeusing

valuable.

highly ordinary

1S60.J have

opeued

of

Howepathic

a

Food as being Tinctures— in

External at

use

aud:

1/-

,1/6

half

:per,

oz.

Camphor

-

for Cold Tinctures (in early stage) at I/upwards. Neuraliue— M. & Co.'s for and All Nerve Speciality Neuralgia pain at 1/6 each. M. & Co.'s Paint for Unbroken Chilblains at 1 /- each, To those residing at a distance from Medical help M. & Co, have the greatest iu confidence their introducing of for Low Fever. preparation Baplisia The attention will be all promptest given to uporders on of and country receipt two stamps for postage, pence per bottle Liberal Dis count

allowed

to

agents,

MARTIN

,&

Co.,

,

EAST,

Barrack

near

NEW W.

FANCY

Street.

G.

50

Gipscy

.50

Book

Tables Shelves

CLOTHING We

are

Goods

iu

Boys'

and in

Trousers,

foaled

for

GOODS

H

%A N

all

Shirts

Mr.

SUJiHEK

We

R.

4s.

&

Gs.

6d.

5s. &

mabked

(id.

Millinery, Ribbons, and

DEPARTMENT.

our New uow|showing Season's department Mens', including Youths' Tweed Tennis Suits, Cotlon, Flannel and Silk. Flannel White Drill Suits &c. &o.

have

and

just opeued assortment in cdored

Black

and

Straw with

Hals

from

Puggaree

Is.

from

of all ;id.

have now in view Mens' Felt Hats the latest shapes. each. Terai Hats Gd.

lis.

Hats,

&

C.

E.

S,

ciieai.—

each.

French Goods,

Dress

Cambric, Sunshades.

Gents' lies.

Braces,

G.

Prints, ,

Hats,

Tweeds,

w.

Uumbrellas, Shirts,

etc.

HEAllMAiSr,

Draper,

etc.

etc.

Feathers,

Laces,

English

Muslins,

Hosiery,

Bonnets,

Flowers,

Tailor,

HAY"

;

G.

'

lid. 7s.

this

splendid

E A R

GOODS.

Outfitter,

STREET,

etc.,

PERTH.

SllENTON.

—

the

WANTED

pedigree of the best

Couulry WANTED

prize-taking

Clydesdale BRITON. of Wales (imp.)

parties

MURRAY-STREET

of 1,100 guineus. be seen by the above is

;

and for tlic Prescriptions sale oi pure medi cines iu Pilules, Tinctures and Triturations. An assortment of Medicine Chests and Guide Books for usj will be kept in family stock. Attention will also be given to the of keeping pure Dietetics for aud iuinfants of which valids, M. & Co. would specially mention Aubbev's Malted

novelties in Creaiu figured Cloth, Fancy White Serges,

class selctcion of trimmed realy first is now view in our show rooms. Millinery on Untrimtned straw hats and bonnets in end less/ variety also Feathers, Flowers, Fancy tinsel-ornaments Hat-pins, Millinery &c. &p»

for

Vehicles.

notify for the

Pharmacy

charges.

Boxes

sale.

MARTIN

to.,

other

'

with

BEG

Ladies

and

at

of

part

for,

and

tVedding

OF

auy

Stalls

Horses kept for modated

to

Horses

Buggies oh hire.

always

Perth.

Streets,

Owners

sum

Navy Blue

possible blood in

in

and

having

breeder

grand

a

the

plain

pos

Drawhilling House, Feuwick, and was the property of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Paisley. a great Blub Ribbon was prizelaker

at.

all

EXPRESS

and

A

Ribbon

by

DLE,

Murray

MILLINERY.

a

wus

H

MC

LETTING

the Colony. Saddle and Gentlemen, also

the

Shirt Blouses, Chiffon, Mantles, Jackets, Braid and Shirt-fronts, Parasols, Faney Tinsel Gimps, Black Braid and Bead Gimps, Sash Silk Laces, Ribbons, Ribbons, BoltB, and Chiffon and underclothing. Scarfs,

Taylor,

The

Show

Ribbou

0

ALSO

(imp.)

Blue

Agricultural be9t group

0

5

Delanes, Corduroy Summer Zephyrs, and all the Fauey Muslins, Prints, Sateens, latest in materials. productions fancy dress We carry a very of Black large stoek dress m iterials Laceincluding Corduroy cloth, Nuns cloth, Cashmeres, Merinos, Veilings, ami Fancy Black dress material. Grenadines, and

Victoria.

bay

a

6

GOODS

Cashmeres,

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

Navy

6

SHOWING

Fancy Muslins,

Crape-cloths,

and the best imported), very of blood that could be got regard of the cost.

near

6 6 5

0 0

SHIPMENT

with

replete

numerous

can

and

0

6

THE DRESS DEPARTMENTIs

foal-gcLter,

stallion sire

7.

«

temper! that the Dnke prove blood the very best The Dnke has as good

dny

A.

Perth.

ESTABLISHMENT,

C. S HENTON'S,

NEW

address, PierSts.,

R.

7 0

NOW

Most

the

and

HORSE d.

FIRST'

the

on

in

the

uote

without

to,

do|ie|

of Goderich

Established

was

too

others is

(both

Novembor

First

year.

Champion

Smeaton,

less

The

tural

as

strnin

yearling old year District

one

ABE

THEIR

Promptness

attended

Please

Corner

MUSSON, Owuer.

E,

AND

"

or

celt

for

year for

been

Ballarat

and Pastoral Society's First at Cargarie, &c.,

colt

Spring

the

as

pedigree sessed of

'

year

at

colt

host

Colonies,

a

United

entire

the

in

and

Agricultural also first iu group Society's Exhibition; He Bhow held in 1886. of three at same Prize for draught one awarded First was old

a

mentiou. He and has a beauliful The above will is descended from to

Sweejrstukes, at that Show.

at

aud

ton,

Grand

in

Colt

Smeaton

orders

IIomospathig

;

;

£30

Gr.

with

see

8.

...

and York

used.

Undertaking Notice and Manner.

Reasonable

'

also First in each sweepstakes of £5 5s., given by Messrs. gifts & and Co., Cup Challenge at

namely

Respectful

£

...

JOHN

Moral

executed

Repairs, and Care.

Rates.

:

...

they Carts,

Vehicles

of

description Possible

None but seasoned Gum aud other timber

other

ling 'horse-boxes, abovo mentioned all Stations en route.

to brother King Colo is full King. winner nf the Two Thousand Lud, Guineas. Frou-Frou Duui, (imp.), by Macher dam, Glengowie, by Touch caroui stone, out of Glengarue, by Sultau. The Duke is half brother to Welling

won

of Victoria, he won Society First Prize of £50 10s,; 10s. in tho draught horse

Agricultural as a yearliug First of £30

produce

been

have

prizes

times,

at Lowest

who

intend travelling horses to Albany

to (sister by Vidette), Van Birdcalclier, Darrell, Nell by Blacklock.

by

by Inheritor,

Champion (imp.) The

Ballarat,

other

every built

Langar

COVER,

...

that

Spring

Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip improved principle. W aggons, Lorries, Express Ay aggons, English Double and Delivery Vans, Seated Single Buggies, Dog Cart«, and

Letitia, —

TO

...

/Perth,

on

delay. Shortest

I

Vive

Yolliguer

Dick's

by

of Qui

out

and also Ballarat, best female of tho

grand

to

three

Spriug Drays

where two or uccepted served for one Owner. If can be made with arrangements the Government for of travel the use

placed received the Champion prize for of any having the bust blood sire, lie was also placed First at Daylesford. Sire of Dnke, King Cole (imported), bred iu England in 1867, and imported lo Victoria in 1876. Got by King Tom

at

mare

At

yard. and First,

Skipton at Bal Second Ballarat, four only

when

Skipton;

at

old, years Ballarat as a brood

old

shows.

the build

public

to

by

Bills Approved more Mares aro

first

Since he has

came

shown, Grand

obtained

inform

Country

Pedigreo

...

Britou

;

to

prepared

Wish are

that

re

follow

as

The Duke; Malukdff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue

two raced

National where Show, second. At Hardies placed Mount Mereier he was Society and was also awarded First, the placed Champion for being the best blood in

Talbot,

Skipton;

year

be

O'lMBA, Pier

IE3L.

by Cliieftaiu— New Warrier

« and

temper.

and

Derby

particulars

Ballarat he was Hill and

grand

;

at yearling First Prize

a

old,

year

larat,

(imp.) (imp.) Prize at

fuller

will

sum

and always the principal

.1

renowned

late

Maggie

two

a

splendid been raced.

FACTORY

COACH

of Goderich

ot

head and neck,

a

Victorian

has since proved very at the stud, and in the successful show Tho Duke has been shown yards. several around the times Coleraine

Moffat's. Laird

First

as

been

high,

grand

a

He

eeason.

o'

all

the

for

Laird o' Laird

bition

record never

Corner

,,,

Duke

known

toria

unbeaten and has

the

standing with dark

Stallion,

Stud Book. THE CHARGES

carry any He any fence in the country. the sort of stallion to get good as we'l us racehorses. hunters,

well

Buchatiau by George dam, Maggie, by Bolhwell

.

enough over

fifteen

has

by

Green, For

of Five Hundred Guineas, and being used ou the station ever had to remove him on since, they account of having to get another change of blood. Messrs. Johnson & Sons resolved lo part with him, and lie was & McGregor last purchased by Ross

stallion, breeding Coxe's Pride of Scotland, imported. Lo d Hopetoun's dam, Miss Maggie,

.

stone

Coleraine,

for

the

Chieftaiu

with aud

;

been purchased liuvnig when a two-year-old for stud purposes Messrs. & near Jobuson Jjy Sons,

by Mr. Fenwick,

Britain

To say anything

years. to the

a

Stallion.

piece,

The

Taylor, House, Drawhilling and was the property of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Blackball, Paisley. Esq., Blue Ribbon's was the sire, Daruley,

as"

a

at

prize

Stalliou

inch

one

races. impoitant Dam Duchess,

to

jnst hacks or He has

sire,

11.

the

is

BOWIIA

The Sire of was Malakoff wonderful Suwarrow performer

principal

DUKE. dark brown

ah

is

auy

He

points.

Bay

a

and is possessed of Malakoft has -never

immense flat bone, splendid head, neck and shoulders, short middle back,- with splendid strong

Laird o' foaled 22nd Buy, Blue Ribbou Sire,

I-Iopetouu's

bright 1885. September,. Blue Ribbon (imp):

so

Show.

of £203,

the

all

STANDARD

Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.

is Mulakoff sixteen hands

;

Lord Slrowau,

i

has

year bid, since.

country.

:

Duke

siro

in

at

won

the

Prince

prizes.

The-

Daylesfurd

sum

large

first

wou

man

we

the

to

being

up to a., two. served nine think all in and server,

Hopetoun

mares

and

of

mare.

dam, Darling by Samp Twin Logan's (741 dam, Alissie by Stanley (822), dam Mr. MuKerrow's Notional of wbich took Mare, upwards

Prize sixteen

Society's total of tweuty-six second one prize.

THE

;

of Twelve Lord old.

Society's First at

class.

service

(322),

grand

shows.

First at. First at Talbot, First at Hardies at Hill, First First at and Warraoknabeal, Ballon making the splendid

Clones,

total

having

at First at Beau

First

1

Ballan

the

alias

son,

Briton's at

First Pastoral

and

Amounting

War.rack-

old,

approach

gained

.

"

u

First First

Ballarat, and fort, two year

gained First at

viz.

ing prizes, nabeal as

tho follow

lias

General

horse.

C.lydesdale 1889 he

Association tural. Making the splendid first and prizes

Slrowau, Ballarat. McGregor,

Hopetoun

for

at

Royal Agricultural Society V Show Manchester, of Wales is Prioee

and

eolt,

been

Show Highland in Aberdeen in Society 1869, second at Dumfries in 1870, first at Kelso in 1872. and the first at

Association Agricultural Show, in the All- aged classes. First in the Three at the Beaufort year old Class Agricul

o';

.

Bred

old year the nearest

Show, in the .imported Franklin Glenlyon,

The following are 'Podigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion. LORD HOPETOUN i

three

Agricultural

the

all through Colony.

a

In

the tho

in

for

Champion Prize

Are now the PROPERTY of SOLE J. MR. MUSSON, Coffee Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT t

1888

Cargarie

has

at 40 public guineas per of Wales won the first

(second

SETTLERS.

CELEBRATED

who

'

,

AND

Grand National

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reserve

was

of

and

promontory

area

made

on

known

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Daly

his has

services since

tho

establishing district resorved

the

order.

the

to

aud

my tho

ture

clothing, a

out parties in the direction

to

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complained, provisions limited, very

although geueraudy,

aud would

the

tho to he would

of

eould

not

our

ouppli be cer

not

Adelaide take us from

provisions he refused.

aud

them

when

bekind

was

ouo

of them.

Bay,

we

left

tent

in

which

were

packed. —

provisions a

ouo

Beagle

of

of

tho

provisions Aud

in

charge

of

various

ho ran although team not returning

had

be,

At and

sir,

GIBNEY.

vouchers

appended

the

!

"

as

where

They

There

is

what

tbe

I mention

it

the worse Pagan lo thmr shores. —

temporary of

is

monastery

wood

beams and sheets of bark or bark paper

with large the from cajeput, situated on a little

edifice

put

was

by

up

elevatiou. two the

Fathers

Daly

feet

fifty-five

its

little

cross.

is

surrounded

with

the

whole

on

tho

work

Tho a

itself

and verandah, the credit greatest aud the ingenuity

reflects

architectural abilities

monastery

large

of

the

Fathers

who

twelve

months before came to that very almost disheartened and spot, ap On the of parently helpless completion these and in of a buildings the fencing the garden, started for Very Rev. Abbot France to and seek rocruits to probably obtain assistance from the pecuniary Central House of the Order at La Trappe und from the at Rome for Propaganda his beloved of Kiinberhome iu tho wilds Hence there Avas only one missionary ley. Father at the station at the time of my I rode visit. When up to the monastery I fouqd him busily engaged iu cooking the ;

;

flour before aud him, they followed him to I broaght me, and they wondered nor did not whip him this a in was solitary stance. Another man yu iu charge another

coast,

.from

Bat

covered

with

about

the of

brought

The constructed

is

mechanical

soon

apart

to do. may bo able what a change for has

the

corrupted. tobacco.

for

evil

frequent. that both

sorrow

along were

character approaoh

ever, boats

Gibnkt.

about

slioit

if

themselves, assisted and the natives. It is in length ft. (100 now) and about twenty in width, and contains and twelve cells one room. At large a few distance stands the yards church, built of the and same material, adorned

I

;

i

whose

pearling and

anything

missionary by Brother

—

etolon

and

of

the shame

with

remedying

tree, The

the poor fellow never forsook his did be tuuob a nor post, thing in the tout, and ho told our ue, through that one guido, was near of the men a murdering boy whom in tho bo one tent-. The same lad day found

expected

2 is

May

where

stripped

kinds as

and

etook boat was

it

|

goo stait

them

sheep

aborigines. of receipts

to

perusal

t Enclosure

and

They

of character. first load our

there station

BVlVUfllU,

women, living boats put iu,

which rafters

and

from

a

honour

and

fM.

;

showed other "When we mude a in the direction of

saw

the

native women, above, rarely

to show civilisation

s

frown

ever

on

that Tho

noted

mission

deal

out, alone

332

amount

UUUUlpUv

a

noticed

no

small

our

to

tbe

is

the

those will barter

Company

s.a.

which

on

On

schooners.

mission thi3

coast

men

olear the team

as

and

natives. of catblo

two

from

have

I

a

we

could

also

above,

the

This uncer get more. that I heightened by the fact of one of the steamers captain

we

belonging if

we

are

l'he I

tiro.

log

of

;

they they

night

to not

engagement

appears that the total expendi 1890 to date of report amounted to the sum of JG2254 lis. 3d. while the from all sources rooeipts including.the suui of <£350, Government amounted to grant, .£820 3s. 3d.

were

and

Beagle

brothers, British-born

fM.

theiu

eyes. They a and wear no shelter day

afford, but at

at Bix

community

a

mission

many 50 head

From

iu

;

have trees

of the

good

a

LUUI

height heads high

their

certain concessions receiving was therefore inonmbent he consented tn nndnvtelcA

ou

expenditure. I have

average

have women

it

to

when

mou

young

an

They

what

off'orod

with

t» the

Dauipier Derby, and rode from and Mr. Daly, who to explore the place.

joined

priest

large dazzling two front teeth

was

any traits

Cardinal

aborigines. eastern coast

other

an

to form

j

West

view

of sign showed

we

good round

;

auy around

wheu

north

stacked distrust.

they

empty,

of tho

alone with practically tho priest whom I left neither could say we

ac

by

but

and

now

volunteered

It

work,

flourishing tache d to

to

to Boagle D.-rby I was Bay aud glad afterwards he did refuse as we gained valuable ex me, A hundred times these men eould perience. ua if have killed had a miud. I was thoy

aborigines 1890, two

"

as

I accompanied them to there with Abbot the volunteered

brief

Hi are

weapons,

Of

tainty

£40 stock

before

came

'l'rappo

supported Eminence, to Syduoy,

request, of His

an

it

Board,

in

of the

In La

of

Archbishop on

a

lie

tain

1802.

place

established

Moras,

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their mercy during One day kept in waiting. a of aro race splendid Thoy<

noso.

only have

never

.£5,000.

Aborigines

Secretary, Perth.

from

no

somo

and tho

rarely

out

about

Board,

cheer

These

consider

to the mission bat a a acquisition The Abbot returned to Beagle Bay necessity. iu March last bringing with him two priests and four and in the course of a brothers, few I with God's very years hopo blessing Australia West will be able to boast of another

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in

were

of

70.

night,

in

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before Sea

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saw

the the

there

wits bad

six

Abbot,

is

way

a

community

the

de not

her before to obstruct

return to Enrope to complete he set from Accordingly ont 1891. his absence February During there was only one and Messrs. priest Daly and tbo station. on Al Montague, novioes, few in did a though number thoy great deal the built house about during year, having a 60 x 30 feet, also a ohapel and sheds betides and the considerably enlarging improving i nilc of Father garden; subjoined report who visited Duff, the end of last towards I may add that I purchased yoar.f Headly " and Hunter's which station, Lotnbardina,"

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tho

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the

woods. a

occasion a

a

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placod the police myself and ouo

bad held

wretched

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of them

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dud

not

singularly

their

means

came upon evil influence very and their employers

Goodonough Beagle Bay

—

:

how iu

them had

was

and

had and

by

piece

I

Asiatics

remains

harness, devoured

a

view.

world those

effects

Father

;

any she

men

face the

Fathers

his

when —

of sixteen Thero was

them.

are

accord,

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come.

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by any

own

with

to

amongst observing s

and and of

Darwin, wished to Boe the the fathers proposed all the women and

arms.

creature

their that

I

to

dinner, chose

themselves

—

all

leaving,

a

who

presented

had lived. Thoy showed tho log house had been bad contained burned. was

left

As

iu

were

ohiefiy,

the lumps, up to cnt and carry

garden

bofore

give

to

a

were

of

thorn

Australia.

children

gave which

of tobacco, fond. These

amongBt

priests that it

all

wo

ao

many

enclosed of tropical seeds the curator by at Port gardens

sent

aro

Bay

THE N.B:—

with

of whom

some

of utensils all variety flamos. Wo found different tribes from ing places Yabba, inland

once.

Bizod varieties

goodly

plants, kindly the Government

:

Write

fence a

of four

turn

black

did

put others a few more, started he, with a to enclose the garden. Within while I stopped with them, there

Bay consists

In

iisli.

A

He were

men

break

Daly while

planted

Hwamps,

old

others, sticks to

crabs and senting them tea and bread,

great

1892.

while with

fortnight,

was

all

but

courses,

although hothiDg was

Mr.

from

station

Bay.

und

digging, armed

duly thank just

am

mission no

botween to

me

them. there

touched. Immediately settling down, having our erected fathers canvas the set to tents work. a One took party to grub (I had the of grubbing out privilege the firat tree.) a Another headed at and hoeing party

all

back suitable

—

at pearler, and several

a

on

could

we

reserve

and wbicli I

the

if.

trustworthi goods,— -com &e. from

Beaglo Bay, we got word.

mind

Sonth children

ague. of a

—

20,

of

off

to

of

proof

of cargo tea, tugar, shoio on by

before

told and

'aitbfnlly, them about

jy at On

natives

creeks

is luxuriant. Tho vegetation flioa are by day and the mosquitoes by night almost intolerable. The is well country good cattle wooded, may be a fairly couutry of course but there is some grass, plenty destructive to horses. poisonous herb about Five horses to tlio mission have belonging died This is a serious by it. as drawback, there is about them. no without getting ou our When starting exploring expedition, Mr. of Police, us Lodge, Inspector inspired with confidence us that the by assuring natives the in the direc country inhabiting tion of the reserve had given no trouble sinee Father MoNab had been them. amongst The first fell iu with in tho we was party of Goodeuough Bay. When neighbourhood fled and hid iu they saw us they immediately the bush, but whou later on they understood from our that brothers of guido wo wore Father to our MoNab, they came plaoe of en campment, Bbowiug signs of friendship, pre

behind

,

a

near

coast,

would

are

springs the

which

that-

determined

There

McNab us where

into Be in your purpose indefatigable undaunted and try with resist iniquity spirit tp with yood, evil conquer having before your eye, those who combat the reward prepared for for Pius the name of Christ." IX.

OCTOBER

as

and

make central

a

place enable place for

rice, left

was

of the

odg

and

western south

flour,

Fremantle,

to

fouud

similar gave Aud again a

ness.

It

up.'

the

about 300 information

they did, and for Here then is the

remnant

"

THURSDAY,

This to

dried

suitable

We the

on

were

both

moBt

coast

they

I&ecortr.

3.

Lodge) with

to explore information

this

Father

results.

and watch

l

month

natives

place

and

numerous

should this

we

0

Cantiu3,C. St. Victor iii., Pope, Conf. of 13. Virgin. Purity 20tli after Pentecost, Sunday St. Raphael the Archangel. St. JBoniface i., Pope, Conf. St. Evaristus, P.M. of Ss. Simon and Jude. Vigil

23— SUN. 24 MON,

The possibilities of Irishtown becoming a Industrial Centre and the premier great suburban township of the City are so favor and as it is accessible both able, by Rail in the Road that it is imperative presently, interests

i

4 i

St.

21— eri. 22

Act.

Half Cash' and Balance and 12 months, without

:

6,

t

i

october.

commencing

Transfer

just the

a

them

the

'

Land

Title,

Geraldtou,

«

prices, £5

was

low-lying.

at

DE

1

and

man

numerous

may

obtained

of

201

Lots

found

wo

alt

which ful.

Record

and

sale

on

are

—

!

Sub.

but

us

When

the

about

LOTS,

Subdivisions

passed

500 and GOO. tho Government

7 to 9 evening.

KNOWN

above).

(as

Being

days

us

fow

4000 acres of Remember.— Commonage Season Cattle on. A Weekly to pasture road from Ticket costs and the new Is., Hay-street passes through Irishtown.

BUILDING

prising

Beagle

or convenience neces requisite for is present in this locality sary large and the Government workshops, probably know that better than anybody else."

66

Upwards.

it.

has

orossed guide. travelled coast and up by the eastern west by tbe to Caruot On our Bay. struck we for and trip Lakes Louisa

Beagle

and

"Every

,

description. Houses.

9 to 5 Daily,

Ihaset

(Mr.

provi-o

necessary to decide ou the mission Btatiou.

us

!

from

the

acquire

Land! Land suit purchasers.

Land On terms

Hours

Flora, took

Cottages.

WANTED

Miss

Engineer

:

Competent

Boarding

Office

shops.

Tradesmen,

Hotels

had in and a

occasion

horses

to

we

return

SALE. of every

Work

Locomotive

River dowu

Perth-

Hall,

Businesses Houses

invest

to

Town FOR

being macadamised.

native

Chambers,

Opposite

Resident

structions

EXCHANGE,

IRISH10WN.

Subiaco

Government

AND

LAND

j

;

!

"

LAND!

.

LAID!

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mm,

shake

to

up

hands,

assurance .every, the. .territory i

me,

thus that .over

gave

giving I

was

which,

as

warm'

a

me

to

himself

the

still

to

the

After

me invited Alpliousus the and see gorden the house yards from

of

course

in

a

well

five

to go down. which is

nativo

plot

acres

Father with about

him 400 the

my

it must visit, a tliau year

be

.

busy

as

recently

a

—

From

the

that

to

be, servant,

obedient

Be

good

I

anxiously,

sir,

am

the

directed

inst.,

receipt referring

the

subject

on

by tbo

board

acknowledge

to

of Your

letter of 1st Lordship's on correspondence previous Mission. Beaglo Biy Native

to of the

THOS.

D'OYLY

August

Perth,

7.

FORBES.

report

Hon.

n.lnn

f,n

iF

air

a

Board

TA

A

4- H uuau

uu

gQuvuo

van

PROTECTION

BOARD.

be

obtained for

cheque much

N.B.

of

G.

W.

Chairmen

Leake,

There

Rev.

C.

Dr.

;

G.

Nicolay, D'Oyly Forbes,

Tlios.

not

is

Catholic

a

on

Bay Mission, CUAS.

board the

D'OYLY

Off uu

has in

sanea

14.

The

Secretary

had

aid

current

of

22nd

—

the

that

the

Protection

honour

Board

received

my

expression of thanks. pleasure in complying with Board and very

much that other feeling

any at the

want

of

in-aid

voted

by the

brief report I shall have the request

Board

ture

on the Bay Beagle was expenditure necessarily in keeping with the extensive

work was

and

taken

was

that

felt

in

baud.

to

be

Mission.

mere

of

the

work

without

for

to carry in the

out

pointed

it.

their

on

report commenced

1891, engaged in

while

ing to any man penditure ran up to ,£1000. Protection the Aborigines I thought this very small was

that

the

my

work.

this iu

was aborigines year and the following

meet

Board indeed.

to In

it

this

I the

that

The

misiionury

judge

to

came

Board

light bad an

was

with

iutoutioually

staff

started.

properly warded

a

the

When

this

dated

my report, In that

board. devoted

and

completed

was

measure

some

before held until

report theui.

of

the

miosion itself

done

was

our

This

mission

24th

to

May,

I for the

bLow 10 men I report to the work of civilising the natives an of £2254 a deficit of £1434 expenditure while I note that Protection tbo Aborigines —

:

;

Board of this

have

at their

Beagle

facts

I do believe

me

to

they but tbern

be have

I

£0000 disposal £350 only In view

satisfied

aui

voted, satisfied

for

better

the Board with bo and

I

to

could small

assure

to the

Protection

Board

Bishop

Gibney

to

THE

a

The

Bazaar Committee thankfully the following donations. Collected His Lordship by the Bishop £ s d G. W. 10 0 Leake, Esq., Q.C. Miss Collected MoArdle by —

:

:

Mrs. Mr.

of

young At

open

named

man

the

inquest

these

am

not, matter to

the

GIBNEY.

Right

at last

Rev.

session.

Darch Darch

Collected Mr. Mrs. Mr.

Wm. Jones Roberto Lawrence Weidenbach G. Schwartz Sen. Glossop

Martin the jury

„ "

Miss Mrs.

,

by accident

of

Mr. John from the Murchison Hogau is reported Goldfields. It that a miner appears was in the act of draAving named Rainbow a cover to gun from its exhibit to Avent it off ancl the Hogan when

Boladeras

„

W. G. Burns

,,

Healy

„

lllsely

,,

,,

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0 0 0

10 10 10 7 5

0 0 0 6 0 0

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5

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0

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0

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0 0

...

2

6

...

2

6

...

...

...

...

McDouell G. E. Brown

0

:

...

Gerty Chipper D. Chipper J. Grey

Mr. J.

1 ...

Mr.

<6

—

...

by Mrs.

5 2 :

2

...

-

McKay

,,

R.

,,

...

Brown

...

Mulcaliy Friend A. M. W. A Friend Mrs. Collins Meed ,,

...

,,

A

„

By

Mrs. have Mr.

mistake Christie been

...

...

...

...

amount

last

2

6 6 0

2

10

GNARLBINE

GOLD

-BY

6

credited to list should

week's

Christie

Joseph

THE

...

in

0

2

2 .0 2 0 2 0 10 10

...

the

2

2

...

Gallagher Aitcliison

,,

REPORT

death

O'Mahoney

Sullivan

,,

Chief

by Mrs. Wiggett

,,

verdict.

...

Hagan

,,

—

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Collebted

THE

0

FIND.

YILGARN

WARDEN. Mr.

J

M.

.

following report, Oct. on 10th, the Commissioner liiivrt

f.liA

of

quence Bayley covered

of

linn

of the

information sioner

warden of tho the forwarded dated Southern Cross the Gnarlbine to find, of CroAvn Lauds

Fiunerty,

Goldfield

Yilgarn

T

The

etc.

,

acknowledge

£122,7s. 9d. of last

of the pressure consequence upon our space occasioned by tho publication of the Report and correspondence dealing with the Trappist Mission at Beagle Bay, West Kimberley, Ave are to hold obliged over our 011 Reform in article, leading Dublin and our Castle, corres country pondence.

expect as grant

I

increase'

ORPHANAGE

SUB1AGO.

ended —

BOYS'

In

As the Legislative Aborigines Secretary

Perth

con

castle.

;

not

the

fM.

Report presented sembly from

of

a

them

resubmit

consideration. I have the honour,

!

Forrest nis

;

and out towards

;

they allot Bay mission.

amount

the

John address

Several men have to returned Southern Cross from Gnarlbine. One of these a prospector named Fraser brought iu a 30 oz. nugget. It is that reported of 36 80, 77, and 28 ounces res nuggets besides pectively many smaller slugs have at shallow been unearthed depths. His Excellency the Governor left Perth train on by special Tuesday night to be at the Show at present Agricultural Broomeliill. He will return on Thursday. It is aunounced that His Excellency Avill not to bo able attend the Agricultural Shows to be held at Nortliam and New

of £1000

proceedings

to

Justice on Monday last with costs gave judgment for the defendants in the case of Mrs. Eliza Tracey v. James Tracey and others in which she claimed to be declared the owner of Guildford town lots 40 aud 41.

at 4 deposited oent. while I was per actually paying 7 per on cent, monies native mission expended for I could have found purposes. Manifestly bettor use for that £1000 then deposited at 4 per cent. I held too However, Aborigines excused,

—

Bunbury. Sir

last

Several rich mica are deposits being worked in the Gascoyne District. At a claiin owned Chaunor by Messrs. and Collins the mineral is out in being turned ten inches to a foot pieces measuring from square.

I

outlay £350;

gave But

Protection

Board of 1891 in us I bad not placed

eveuing

aroon.

;

Mr. E. G. Henty has been formed iu

tsunoury

be that of Sutherland. returned au

payiugnothwork, the ex

the

when

surprise

Aborigines residue uuexpended

As

mission 1890.

To

inac

;

Avith

spirit

Tuesday tor

the last of gold.

for ozs

body of the man Avho was found in Gweelup lake, 011 the Wanneroo Road, has not been but it is supposed to identified,

time

being properly oquipped Accordingly, short of that stopped at nothing economy demanded to establish the was prudently and to furnish' thorn with community requisites

on

soggarth

;

The

The

waste

undertake

club

trip

year- being £4,796. Dr. Smith has again Henry Lionel entered an action against the Government for dismissal and the case is now Avrongful and being argued before the Chief Justice a special The damages are laid at jury. £1000.

with

much

somowbat large, the way in which From the outset it

would

it

money

what

on

an

of disappointment between the grant-and the .expendi

proportion

come

their

;

of the crushing Eraser's is 118

result

Ilia

;

some

I caunot th in one

Monday

from

last.

The Revenue for the quarter the 30th September is as follows 743 2s. 3d. as against £117,946 received the Banie period during

of the Eeeds of grapes the place. I regrot to give expression

to procure for them flowers to indigenous

returned

Board.

to

an

on

The second of stone from the crushing Water Hall mine gave a return of 140 ozs. 11 dwts. 22 grs. of retorted gold from 85 tons of stone.

1892.

Juue,

Iveane

friend's.

yoar.

acknowledge of your letter of 14tb, covering <£350 towards the Beagle Bay and I am Mission, pleased to note

Native

E.

On Thursday last Or. T. H. Marshall was entertained at a premuptial banquet at the Federal Hotel of his by a number

a

1802.

Aborigines

have

I Sib, the receipt ehequo for

Arno

to

;

lv

stituents.

FORBES,

Perth,

Diiose

;

it

Secretary. June

Perth,

do honour

;

tho

(genera

tt

A swimming the leading Perth.

4a

ivinunu

grant

a

lui-

to

;

as

indi-

TAnntAMA

uv

uvg

tbo

luuiiuu

;

England The

f.Via

flowers 4a

as

+

;

the

fm

nrnani«

for

in

;

Gibney

thanks

IIAna

jl

Thursday

;

and

I

which voting

.£350 in

pleasure

Beagle

th.o

grapes

be held

on

;

board.

to

of a work entitled copy of Australia," aB soon as from I enclose Sydney.

Lordship Forage Plants

can

Vinrllv

of

1a/1o1iTI» AV/OWMUJ

4"

Your "

nn.ri

seeds

Bome

will

Hall

;

Secretary.

Lordship's very interesting Mission, and Beagle Bay Native

the

on

the

social

:

Secretary.

1892.

Waylen, S. S. Parker, and Sampson Sewellj

Mr.

Aborigines Right Rev. Bishop convey

general business held at the Eight

;

ABORIGINES

Protection

to

I am directed board for Your

of be

will

Procla

a

The following is the result of tile Art Union held recently in aid of the Bunbury Convent Fuud Work Building Lady's A. Priinster, Gerald ton Butter Basket, Cooler, Desk, Gipsy Table and Writing J. Digman, Geraldton Pair of Woolwork R. Ganfield, Pair of Slippers, Bunbury Crewelworlc T. E. Slippers, Higgitas,/ J. C. Illingworth,j Margaret ; Tablecloth, Rose Hotel, Mantel Bunbury; Drape,) Miss B. Anderson, St. Perth Brigid's, M. A.j Antimacassar, Lamp, C. Paddon Australind Milligan, Smoking Cap,; Miss Garvey, Dardanup Magnet Karridale Machine, E. Kinsella, Afternoon W. Linthorne, Geraldton Tea.Set, Bread Jas. Fremautle Tray, Hagan, Crumb and Brush, Tray, Sister Gertrude Hand Bag, Miss Florrie Bunbury Lady's Dessert Mrs. Mi Larkins, Set, Dardanup Miss Rosy White, Bunbury Baby Doll, Pair of VaseB, Miss A. Trott, Bunbury Breakfast lies, Cruet, Mrs) Bunbury We understand that Smith, Bunbury. the winners will be able to obtain the to the Sisters of Mercy, prizes by applying

short

a

of as

;

jroruu.

I

latter

the York Oddfel to next, 20th inst, commemorate thA 25th anniversary of the Very Rev. P. J. Gibney 's ordination. A tickets have already been great many that bo and of our friends sold, many who are net Catholics but Father Gibney is loved flock and respected by his own by in of everyone York, and the members his have will a cead mille congregation

Protection Secretary Aborigines to the Right Rov. Bishop Gibnoy

Board

baptised

occurred

noted.

board

A

lows'

Juno

j

the

as

and

roply. the honour

have

fortnight

soil

National Library of Australia

tbo

to

containing

;

inform

of the statement 22nd

fM. Gibnoy.

not

post

read the

duly

Your

Perth.

fertile

;

I

that

—

information

of your receipt of the my letter

the

of

being Sports Cottesloe, and the members of Hours Association will march in proces sion the City, and afterwards through to hold their annual adjourn to Guildford carnival. There will be no official cele bration.

1892. Board

1.

Protection

tho

in

am

their

though the institution

event

Secretary

Board

ground,

;

been. to

await

ray visit, funeral was

the

of

help

June

enough

CORRESPONDENCE. Proui

of

and not old, yet I could the beans iu aud admiring noticing their full bloom, the eaulifloAvers extending to their and umbrellas <vreeu protect large from the intense heat hearts beds snoAvy their leaves over of esculents their curling the melons and cucum stems thickening Avliilst bananas, bers basking in the sun pine apples and tobacco greAv as luxuriantly if Avere to the as indigenous there they In faot, the was filled Avith garden soii.. kind of vege of almost every specimens and would doubtless supply luxuries tables. banquet. On looking for a regal sufficient more

has

for

say I

Hoc

Protection

little

to

that

28th

—

Notes.

ourselves

Avas

beg

board

attention

or

his

at

FORBES,

July

breast

instantaneously.

closed.

1892.

Aborigines

the

Tomorkoav the anniversary mation Day will be observed the banks and places holiday

Perth.

soon.

did

killing

—

found

remembered,

Socrotary

I

and I Avas informed that as the conducted according to the Rite the prescribed by the church, and Avas made a ceremony very touching Avho aborigines great impression upon the have ever since manifested great respect for the place where the reposes body of the native Christian who at first Avas baptized the Mission." Fr. Duff's Baaglo Bay

we

and almost springs, literally with fruits and- vegetables clothed tropical the aud of of seeds kind, plants every as Brother me, Ave re which, Daly informed to the mission presented by the kindly of the Port Darwin Govern former director time of The ment Gardens. place at the

care

and

Mary The

before

and

numerous

28.

Perth, The

their

oetter

mm

was

But

them

spare

missionary

early

as

girl.

time

In

with

he

little

church.

minutes

fenced four

about

breakfast

Perth,

proclaims young, yetawoodeu cross death has passer already by that this for abode and claimed peaceful

visited his victim

.

wonder.

aud

for

morning day before.

is

to

oy mating zealous the bestow much

upon next

i

Father

Almighty

seem

,

.

'

their

I learned

5

Juno

in lodged him almost

charge

Secretary.

;

benefactor

he Jumself and his descendants (for of the place,) he once; Jo be the Patriarch of his held sway but the days battles are Cor mar, as and poor old or Williams over,, is he now seems, called, perfectly satisfied, and his kinsfolk and relations that himself for are secure hunger and want against and that his beautiful wells the future, and' are in extensive the hands of those" plains of the them for the benefit who will utilize of his tribe. remnant "When the natives had satisfied themselves with flesh of the. rich and emu,', kangaroo,, vegetable' soup, to their wheaten.". bread, they repaired labours of employment. or places respective At returned sunset they again to joyfully the homestead. after their A. short time for the Rev. Father blew the horn arrival, In answer to this divine service. call, until flocked from direction natives every all collected outside the church they were door. the Then came robed in the priest of his black serge, habit and with a order,, As soou hands. as he took crucifix his. in., the his accustomed place, congregation in and the Father knelt down, the sand,, commenced the which immediately Service, of the Rosary consisted and hymnB trans into their own language; lated by himself for half Here an they prayed and, sung hour. .AH seemed to take a great interest in the the -hymns, but of more singing the Felix chief .chanter young especially The service, and the litble boys and girls. which was rendered very touching by the wild these of the children pathos that poor forest weiind threw into tlieir up songs, in which with the flock as a Latin hymn if it in their was. one own' joined as readily "When they got their supper, language. retired their to own they quarters. the two brothers had our and Myself lay tree had tea under the old we our where but the dinner to-day, Father, though seated with did not take any, as the us, from as well as abstaining the Trappists the of meat, also eat only one meal iu use till hours from September twenty-four had After tea we a long Easter Sunday. conversation about the intellectual capabili of the natives, in which he assured me ties that if taken properly in haud when young trained and educated as easily they were the natives of New whites or Caledonia as where the had missionary spent many nine I retired to At about -o'clock years. for the night where I slept soundly my cell at I was aroused from a until my repose early hour next morning by Brother very I do not know what time it was, Daly. the were but I am sure that birds yet not in the and that there was trees, asleep of in the I a daylight sky. gliinmer to the little where hastened church the three monks gave themselves up to prayer for hour. the aud meditation an Then no Prior as there is blew his liorn large I11 response bell as yet in the institution. number of native to this summons a boys the The two entered immediately chapel. about ten and eleven eldest who were cassocks and on" their put respectively, served Mass with and more surplices reverence exactness perhaps, greater and, than white boys whilst their companions, with with looked on awe Clasped hands,

D'OYLY

;

HoAvever,

from

CHAS.

—

.

I suppose; me, welcome into seemed

directed

am

Your

,

;

to acknowloge tlm receipt letter of the 22nd Lordship's inst., the rf £350 to grant in aid of the (relative funds of the Beagle Bay Native Mission for which the ourront year,) has been duly read and noted by the Board. I

of

on

,

'

this oasis in the midst of the desert and that months fifteen before, considering that I cannot Avaste, very spot Avas a barren forbear words in refer Dairy mple's quoting these institutions to the so ence during dark. Iu writer's called this annals ages. of Scotland, the following passage occurs the "In monasteries lamp of knowledge to burn In continued however dimly. them of business formed for the men were state the art of writing Avas cultivated the were they only profi by the monks in cients and mechanics, gardening architecture." As the discipline of is these institutions almost the Avent always same, everything on as on to-day yesterday, except that late in the day the Rev. Prior became very un and here to the of the well; gratitude it be that fre let aborigines recorded, the native quently during evening, boys, and adults old men thronged about the uoav uttered terms of cell aud then priest's and more than once endearment supplicated at

.

.

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whole household, which contwo and' himself, lay brothers .about thirty natives, men,' including and children. in women, "We dined the under the air of a! shade open scanty The tree. dinner gigantic, aged' chiefly consisted of vegetables, of different kinds,' but cooked so, skilfully that they made aj most delicious It may be men-; repast. here in accordance with tioned that the; rule of. their almost dates' which Order, to ..back the earliest days of Christianity,1 the Trappists never use meat. But no one! he of were a car would, except very nivorous nature indeed, ask for meat whilst' he could get a dinner like that of which wej this and on the other days that we partook at the had 'remained Mission. ."We scarcely finished our meal when natives came! the soine from for .theirs the where! garden .been from' working and others Jh!eyliad where the bush had been hunting. they a very old man! Amongst, them I noticed with a chieftain's and who, lofty bearing, stock of as lie observed that I was taking

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his

.

of

.

for

sisted

.

dinner

lias

mil

f.n

vonnrf

flm

Hon.

the

Commis

Crown

Lands, that in conse made by Messrs. and Ford that they had dis 120 miles to the gold about a

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season,

water,

for between The waters

traffic

siderable

three

months. instance follows

the

water than

able.

and

two

in and

are

here

will

the obtained, and shallow.

the

soak.

last

not

GO VEHEMENT

is

3

1

THURSDAY,

small Goddard

dam,

of the

tank

a

bottom There is

told

am

there

13tu.

OCTOBER

Executive Assistant

a

Hon.

the

J.

in this to try for a well place ; I water could be obtained by sink From this is Yeddonee place

here there is a well of miles, but I do not think much Hunt's, supply of water. Thence 22 miles to Guarl-

Council.

member

of the

Wright

to be

LI.

to

Clerk

the

Legislative transferred. to be Presi

vice

to Mitchell District

be

Rev.

Mitchell,

Council, J. of the North-

member of Education,

a

Board

am

J.

be Colonial

to

M.L.O.-, to be a

Jephson G. Shcnton, M.L.O. of the Legislative

dent

being in

Q.C., and

Assembly

natives

S. II. Parker, Q C., of the Legislative S. H lion.' (re-appointed.)

G.

resinned

His Consular. Governor haE directed that Edward W. A.

,

the

Excellency

—

it

to

A. to act iu

been appointed of Consular

vice

be notified

has

Mayliew the the

capacity Agent for United of America at States and Fremantle, that His has been pleased Excellency Mr. recognise that capacity,

to

in

the

Mayhew provisionally until

the

of

arrival

exiqucititv.

Notice

Mariners.

to

Marine De the Chief

—

at present supply the goldfield. which I do not think last more than they can

from partment Letter, to the Government of Fort Secretary St. George, to the Colonial Secretary, Perth Western Australia. I am Sir,

six

directed

to

Island

light

holes,

—

a weeks, but I believe good supply could be obtained by a little searching

the

in east about

a

find

is

rocks.

direct

The

Gnarlbino,

20

The miles. continuation

a

is

di'orite,

grit,

with

country stono

(Bayley's) 16 miles north but is "oy road of the country of

the

belt

and blows of quartz. of lode shows in the

line there

defined but surface,

of quartz. Through of the portion pros pectors' ground a line of quartz shows 4 to 20 feet, in many in width from shoot from colours. The parts showing the in which gold has been obtained are a

blows

numerous

considerable

is quantity, and appears 1/mrlnti

lino

of

TimnfiAiin/l

nrl

n

new

£575

not few

carrying gold which apparently payable Cross. Leases have

have been, found, would be considered at

Southern

been

but

for, at

applied

alluvial

as

is

I have stated being worked present, 1 receive instructions from that until

In

reef.

to no

impossible manency. prospectors of the gold

This of

alluvial has gold

belt 80

extends

for from

known distance miles to south, and six miles to the north and Ford's eastward from Bayley's I have gold has been found. claim, that the been iuformed gold-bearing a

extends

country hut

cannot I

a

width

to

mj

150

in

en

I

met

speak about

I found and as

returned

a

quire 1 made

considerable

—

—

—

field.

water

They with

right had started a

possible

if

on

a

will

James telegraph

£S97

Wright

re

6s.

offices

aud

22nd.

Narrogin

quarters 16s. 6d. Sept 21th. and For Burton.

liarbour

and

offices,

Sept.

For

—

Sept North

For

6d.

£1066 Mackie.

Carnar

£863. —

telegraph

post,

quarters,

-For

—

—

post, contract, -Messrs.

Albany

extension jetty 10s. lOd. Sept. and J. Faulds.

works, £3857

tract, C.

Nelson-

con

a

water.

£706 contract, fencing 12s. 3d. 27th. Messrs. Peet Sept and For Row6. Newcastle hospital £845 15s. 6d. contract, 28th. Sept. J.

—

Greig.

to

(156)

4s.

2d.

—

For

For

additions

Government 29th. Sept.

(152) £263 Mackie.

offices,

Jas.

—

Mount Barker, post, telegraph and quarters £936 6s. contract, H. Oct. 1st. Bryant (?) Ed. & M. Cody For North—

—

and post telegraph offices, Oct. Messrs. 3rd. Courthope For Drummond. Newcastle

£975.

am

—

party

of

found

water. I left,

before of obtaining

water. water Should not be I beg to suggest obtained by sinking, of a large for the excavation tank,

fresh

26th. For

Greenmounb

and

—

of

by sinking on the bonus of £25 and

sinking chance

Fremantle

6d. Byatt.

men

J.

—

knowledge. the field, 170

Scouller. house contract G. I-Jar wood.

court

4th.

offices

about

with

they

1

D.

A.

—

miles,

supply

arrangements

to try for water I promised

men

of 60

own

These

going out.

others

a

—

von

be well worth prospecting, work has yet been done it is to say anything as to per The to great difficulty is condition the waterless belt.

Lvauuining quarters

9tli.

of quantity been either obtained, pieked up on the surface or a few inches by dry blowing of the surface The country ground. appears but as

l

re

Bunbury

:

inst.

d leant of

Of

Gladstone's

the ment.

£329

contract,

Public 2081

No.

for

—

a

2082

Brooiue

—

site

superior

decessor. stone of

As Prime

np.

New

Govern

racecourse.

to

In

no

who

nnn

pessimism progress two men

its

pre-

the

outweighs Irish

in

not

nrivp.n

would think

of

with

to

respect

to

nit

in

disblief

admission

and

of

his

policies

feeblest

George

Mr. Hamilton. himself proved

(la.),

Lord

William

has

is

at

least

Harcourt of

the

Goschen while Home Secretary

of

the

already

acquired

brilliant

reputations of the " new

as

has most

the

blood"

administration has been distributed and it has amongst the minor offices, all been A selected. very judiciously modest Sir Edward man, young Grey, have whose name you probably never

future,

j-

tuu

uuu

ocio,

is Secretary of answering

therefore

atmosphere

of

selection as

for

it

lfiic

ujjuu

thrown in

the

the

u

Commons.

By

the

T.

one

of the

Ministerial

office,

which

Juuior

Lord

to

goes of the

the

a strong, whole, tative administration.

will

enable

a ($200,000) year. him to cut a dash in Ire

take

will

by

Whips,

with

that

post, It is,

the of

of the

Chief

some

uau

iaxea

he

feelings eminent

as

o(

Back, "

had

Catholics, He says

office.

on

:

Esq.

silly

have him

vicious

the

Aberdeen,

it

to

appears, colonial experience—

some

get

put himself Viceroy

of Irish in

the

will

But Lord post. is himself anxious

of

course

in

for the training under Home Rule —

Canada,

of

couple

of mouths

|

j

;

in

.

Farliameutary

Work

in

the

House

iu

a

and

trast

with

some

his

term

first

William

to

its

huve received

think

best

it

to

on

euil

it is to do possible in all stateineut its aud iuteutiou, as spirit as

the

that

his

are

iu

toleration

false.

I

know

him

first-

rate

kiuduess

of con

striking intolerance

tierce the bud which malignity some disgrace who claim to be Protestants, know 1 a number of., members of the Catholic Church who were iu the

employed

service public during my administration aud I suppose there were mauy

so

employed. I

should

he ashamed of my these declarations of offence,"

terianisui

it

grounds Ibis

is

Maria," American

the

!

to

others

which

ol

Hall,

tnendly

towards letter

I 1

aud

heart

j

he

General go as Governorin great dependencies all likelihood. As for Lord he is held for in reserve

iu

American;

the

Carriugton,

aud

(

a

during

and unqualifiedly absolutely know Cardinal and Gibbons, he a to citizeu and good

"

post and

probably oue

by hraudiug

details,

j

perhaps

evinced

tbe

—

so,

to

Music

ior

almost

am

of the surprises of of two the new One of these was government. the appointment of Lord Houghton as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and the oilier was the exclusion of Mr. Laboucbcre from the Cabinet aud eveu the from It administration. had been generally Aberdeeu would again hoped that Lord and failing Viceroy, it was Lord thought Cnrrington, who has showu marked as a ability colonial Governor- General, be would

Boston

ashamed to yield to to su request deny a statement and absurd on its face os the one send mc. However, us this is the

I

your

further

appointed

Rebuke-

nim

you second application the same subject, the matter, 6o far

Irish

of

Lodge.

Secretary's

of the

bigots

who

—

the

of his

out matter

a

—

Cleveland's

will aviso opportunity week— for with perhaps next dealiug certain featuies of Cabinet-making not here referred I shall to. Just uow only

been

shine

'Ihe "Ave Maria" a quotes welldeserved rebuke, administered lately by Mr. the Democrat Cleveland, candidate for the next Presidential to election,

represen

Auolher

speak

the

predecessors

Mr-

secured E. Ellis

Treasury. able aud

This

is

Creroe, income is not

the

the Liberalism, agiicultuial and even socialism intellectual with while provided ; representatives are

his

social

He

Lord

ancle, heir— his

£40,000

the

duty

interests,

Welshmen of Mr. appointment

grace of his but his sister

his

as

than

critical

a working Burt, miner, to the Board Secretary Labor interest is recognised

the advanced

distinguished much of the

for at hostess liirn of his Vice-Royalty.

ier.8

tude

London are

is

to make of people a world," needs in mind at bearing the special present He will juncture. thus prove a brilliant foil to poor, sad and sober, sombre, serious John Morley, an like patiently, ascetic mediaeval thinker, eat working the graver problems of (State in the soli

of Mr. the

his

a publishing of his own,

sorts

Parliamentary

of Trade,

sou, father's

ijucr-

the

more

the

His

in a where the importance country wisdom of the old saying, "it takes all

a post oner Foreign Affairs especially ous because the chief of the department ill

also

was

by

and

day.

some

but for whom in the observers have a long predicted great has been to the appointed of Under- Secretury for post

House

us

land which Coercionist

the

heard,

well-

gifts

very wealty, makes him

House. into imported

in

which

act

will

of the

the

Govern the

Ireland. rivalled

intellectual

functions

is

young,

of

one

of

four ; he is tall and thirty and he inherits looking, tact and social winning He is a widower, futher.

worst

one

of Trade

peculiarly susceptible when are they aud generosity accompanied by frankness of spirit. Lord Houghton is about to

good Mr.

generation,

being replaced by Asquith, new men, who, though quite

Most

as

Exchequer the Matthews,

Hough toti

reputation book of

country

place Lord

heads

recent

,

poems with him iu his sympathy of Home Rule. Thus he will not go to Irelaud without credentials, or without of success a guarantees iu

times.

in

Lord

late

successful has also vied for the cause

ablest

had

would to like himself like that.

for

career

the Board represented Lords in the Gladstone of 1886. He is son of

the

literary

former

a

a

constant friend who has already

Catnpbell-Banin

he

Eoseberry;

out

The

oppo of strong administrative

the

of

one

Chancellor

ambition

political

the they many

in the Admiralty of the barnacles,

of that

a

worthy

and

man

immense to

administrutiou the War Office

by

of all the leaders indeed of literature art and intellectual thought of his

political a

Spencer,

goes

to manse

a

culture,

known Lord Houghton (who was as well-known in America as ho is here), of Dickens the fiiend and Thackeray,

nt.f.pr

humanity comparing

the

ability,

nermau

wealthy

a

apimated

ment

Office,

of intel many points even resemblance moral aud Mr. Morley Baifoor,

nents Lord character and

a

progressive of pathies,

in

In Foreign in Affairs, represent. aud important the most ticklish ways whole administration, Lord post of the a tower of strength even is Koseberry

by the

is

aud

having

nre

and

as

He has served an industrious already on comapprenticeship Parliamentary in the House of Lords. mittees He has some of experience administration,

Mr. Glad

than

Lord Salisbury. although there aud Mr.

of

that

Minister,

more

Sir

an

carve

the

Government

course

to

No. Avon and No.

(about 850a.), 2083 travellers for (1000a.), stock. 2084 Geraldton No. for church and Presbyterian —

fencing

Id.

14s.

Reserves.

(100a.)

immeusely

between

came

him to seek a career of impels usefulness than that which con greater the generality of his class. tents That sounds a glowing but such testimonial, is account I get the from those who know Lord His ideal Houghton well.

is it is all verdict that under general the circumstances, a remarkably strong one. In all its is respects personnel

lectual

assembly,

Houghton

of great peer, of independent and of views, generous sym attractive manners, and

is

Mr.

legislation t'l.ifc

which

Personnel

otio

—

of the

—

be

Houghton

—

contract, Trobt.

Win.

—

—

within 20 feet considerable a

1st.

Sept.

Ohnesorgen.

house

.

miners be permitted will Minister, work alluvial on the ground to

to

11th

tteral

e

onerous

F.

post, telegraph ofiioes, aiid £986 17s. ; coubracb, <V ni Trott For Brooinehill post, and con telegraph offices, quarters £978. tract, 2nd. Sept. Thos. James. For additions to goods sheds, £376 7s. 5tli. Albany contract, Sept. T. Jauies. For Brooinehill police station £790 18s. Od. contract, Sept

—

the

fixing light there I am

6s.

—

.if-

confectioner,

to

to the generality, surprise but the surprise is over, it is seen excellent appointment. Lord

that

now

to

In

1892.—

Act,

Duffield,

Liberal np

of Lord

name

ability

F.

the

come

complete

polishing jewellers'

and

metals,

;

31st.

—

the

is

next to permit of the fourth-order dioptric is intended to exhibit

Aug. 29th.— Katanning court

For

—

side. quartz on the eastern but has very rich, undoubtedly than a opened up more yet been inches in reefs Several depth.

This

it

6cl.

4s.

nor

pauied

from

—

lmn

f

be extinguished November the to

Tenders Accepted.— Aug. 25th.— For M. Govhii. River ioad Margaret bridge and approaches contract, £266

few feet in length, be where an ironstone

to

will

from the 1st. 1893. January, to request that will you kindly give to this information. I have, publicity 0. Lewis &e., W. Under Secretary to for Government P.W.D., Chief Secre 9th tary. Octacamund, September, 1892.

a

only

a

that the Hope you east coast of this

the

on

1 5 th.

December

pre

No

inform

Presidency the

which"

at The Ullarriug. ironstone and greensmall belts of slate,

reported

viously

find

about

line,

from

powder,

polishing soaps for

The Baneroptcy

—

round is

:

—

small

some

—

are

—

here there

bine,

to

The

soaps.

member

a

is

the top of

on

also,

I

;

be Council

Secretary,

From 1 miles to Karling, here there is a native well Goodoonin, Thenue 18 which requires opening. miles to where there is a' Boorabin, Thence 17 to well of Hunt's. miles Here there are two small, Wookingee. dams, one made, I believe, by Hunt, and one by Goddard. It will be neces

ing. four

paste, cloths,

<

when

begins j

Appointments.— to

to made, I

miles

granite.

think

GAZETTE. A

Lords

—

adjudicated

Parker,

said by the granite large rock, to contain all the summer, water fed by a soak from a crack

sary

and Trade Marks Act, The Pyn-Ka Syndicate, Limit ed, Liverpool, Lancaster, England, have applied to manufacturers, register a trade mark in of polishing respect

A.

small

being

oue

present Thence Mr.

by

registrar as the- distance' to Southern Cross is about Mr. 130 miles. the Bay ley, returned with me to prospector, Southern him with Cross, bringing of gold dollied 525 ozs. from the reef.

but horses, been broken The place. much more

thence 11 miles a well sunk when short of water. was a good well could be

here

Karling, believe, that in

Designs

1884.

From

month.

a

and sur the grounds purpose in many favour are places It is- desirable that a mining be appointed should at once,

:

to Yallaaing, Southern Cross Here I believe

a

roundings

—

as

miles, to supply the Government in the rush the fences have and it is now a damping

.

to

at granite rouks, From Southern Cross horse paddocks, 8 Government tank' made hero there is a small

every to

which

left

inst.

.

ported

are

I

Cross, 26th

the

on

the road to the re to find be, after the late splendid well watered and grassed. The will I consider, a con supply

inspect.

£

Southern

Cross I found

.

of

eastward Southern

fig

indeed,

Glaive

gave

the "Ave fays of a "typical who would not

language

citizen,"'

that

Presby-

freedom for

deny