Ft
FEDERAL
;
RMSIIIMO
.WAREHOUSE, "
1 :
;
;
JSL.
PiDRTHL.
STRJEJJST,
r :
:!
,
J
PBOPRIETdB.
GHEfc-A-VE,
Australia has now been laid dowii complete Wood-working Plant in Western in this factory. saw 3 Wood The machinery includes four Circular Tables, Turning Lathes, Three Rod Band and machine, Planing saw,, Boring Machines, Dowelling Machinery, Two Flock Woven Wire Mattress and other; making Machine, many Teasing Machines, Labour Tools which enables the to Furniture of saving Proprietor produce every descrip over 40 tion at prices that A staff of workmen is employed and the defy competition with goods of equal class, whether compare favourably any other prices charged will manufactured in the Colony or imported from England and the Continent. and Show Rooms Customers have the opportunity The Factory of being adjoining, The
most
Furniture
seeing THE
LARGEST
STOC
I
carpets'
.
OF
4
ft.
6 in.
Seated
SPRING
Couches Room
Chiffonier Washstands
Dressing
do.
Austrian
Suites
17s. 6d. 25s.
in Leather
or
Double
;
THE TRAIN
27s.
35s. from 70s.
Cretonne 10s.
Od.
2 15s. 15s.
Od. Od.
12s.
6d.
15s. 5s.
Od. Od.
8s.
Od.
£12
„
.
„
1
„
Wood
wire
do.
;
„
Bent
A
6d. each,
value.
from
tables
Dining
W.
FIBRE.
and
HAIR,
»
do.
IN
TIMBERS
bedsteads,
wire
single do.
Cupboards
Kitchen
;;
PRICES BELOW ANT OTHER HOUSE IN
upholstered splendid
-
Drawing
FURNITURE
WOOL,
do.
do.
of construction.
stage
linoleums
Mattresses
Wire
Woven
SEASONED
KAPOE,
WOVENWIRE MATTRESSESAT 3 feet
every
curtains,
in
Mattresses
in
Chairs
Room Suites. Bed Room Suites. Dining Office and Kitchen Furniture. Library, Chamber Toilet Dinner services, Services, Crockery and Glassware. services, Electro-Plate and Statuary. for the Country Kitchen and Dining Washstands, Trade, Dressing Tables, Speciality Tables made with Legs to screw. Room
Dawing
Suites.
'pianos." Pianos, Richard
Lubitz, makers
7 octaves, overstrung Lipp &Sohn, Ernest
RhORISOH, ConrADI, kept
in stock note
the
and
are
pianos!
pianos, Kaps, trubner
sold
for
Framed, Ramsperger,
Iron
trichord, J.
& Cash
Rosener or
on
celebrated
most
Carl
instruments
—
the.
by the
Hardt, by
Schwechteb,
all
of
the
above,
Timepayment.
address—
A.
GRAVE, federal
furnishing-
warehouse, hay
National Library of Australia
makers
street,
perth.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976676
the
mission
they
known
be
a
full-blooded, this noble; not
life,
a:
only tele
expert
an
graphist."
natives. The Bishop had composed for them the tunes to play. He has formed them a and most only year, little play, actually excellently they boys of eight years of age playing the and
the
of on
and
no
"
almonds
has
the
mess
land
managed success,
building,
with also
crosses
the
figures
are
the
the
on
were
One
paintings. was for
ornaments
numerous
vestry
end
of
and institutions
reading
under
the
and
or
are
and
large,
fast
fitted
appreciate missed his mutton a veritable It was
From
day,
and fast-day
Diocese
and
glass for
civilizing ried out
ale.
been
secured.
:
over
life
laborious
.with in
Wheat,
.
monastery,
the. natives
"a
see
its
chapel olives,
not in
only
school, with the
side various
number
to
year, and
a mediaeval and religious and in field and all figs,
cultivated
more
.
on
Australian
to assist
Bay an
will six
in
them
com
need and God their
Year
the
National Library of Australia
Norcia
mission
of
the
is
of
one
the
of IX.
says
that
to has
blacks
Spanish handed
—
:
the
effort
only evan
been
There,
on
poor
For
the whole
to
the
this benefit
the
past forty successful.
order, of the
Guy" by Lady
Australian
from
Report
on
the
ground,
candles of the
soil,
In
cattle,
as
description, There is
shop
are
be
Dr.
Robertson's
Midland
Railway.
water | '
!
is
poses. places. to Marah is and resembles Straits
t-
the
surrounded
J
a
splendid piece those of India
Settlements,
1
in
neat
civilised
200
over
wells
very large doubtless,
freehold
estate
common
with
i
It the
travellers.
hearken
to
and
band, despised mental
to
to
a
man,
our
rehearsal and
see
music
to privilege of his native hear the much
discourse
aboriginal
his Lordship merit to the
Eastern
was
instru
written by especially was that quite equal in notes of the bands of the —
—
Colonies. Salvado, Bishop extent than greater any other has demonstrated the peculiar
of the Australian aboriginal to master and become in proficient the most of elevating accomplishments A considerable civilised trade society. in wool, in cattle, and in cereals, pigs, and and in horses, dairy produce,
should be
be
done
augmented by that
sure
is
of the
opening Extracted
this
to
district,
additional to be induced
settle by the
railway.
from
Mission
New
the
Norcia
of January,
1887.
so
of work, and the
far
as
the
Napier
F.
7th
1889.
September, h.
S.
7th
am
two
and
j
21st:
.
y
,
Hussars.
j:
r;
days spent in New Norcia for the opportunity" here
grateful me of
given
.
1889.
September,
After I
Broome. ,
pllkington,
Capt.
expressing
my deep
;
sense
:
'
of the unappreciation bounded and sympathetic hospitality and kindness has been attention that, shewn me It throughout my stay. be both would out of place and pre in me to a word sumptuous of grateful
say Venerable AbVot and the Right Dr. Reverend Sal but I vado, may be allowed to record for his my gratitude great personal goodness to myself, an entire stranger till to him the moment of my arrival at New Norcia. I be may perhaps allowed to state shortly my impression of the work accomplished by the Mis sion. I have been surprised to findof
eulogy Bishop
the
as I expected an organisation for from sp vagery and training reclaiming in the elements of civilization the
not
natives
of Australia,
living
as
an
ized,
but
no
the
natives of
part community,
an
human
christianized.
civilized,
imagine
—
integral
christian
organized
I
can
more
complete answer, the answer of accomplished facts, to those who maintain that it is useless to ftom the aborigines expect more than from animals, and all that efforts to humanize them are thrown away. The and courage which have enabled to effect this and to establish the Monastery and Christian of New as Norcia we see it Village now are all of man beyond praise patience,
faith,
been
success, of their
Whom
we
may
Alex.
the
of
Him
the
:
the for
Maitland,
of Anglican in S.P.G.F.P.
priest
Missionary sion
C.
is
believe,
acceptance by has been done.
all
have
spent two most happy days of New Norcia, and Monastery am pleased with every beyond measure The indomit thing that I have seen. able of the Venerable Abbot energy and Bishop Rt. Rev. Dr. Salvado and his brother Benedictines has Spanish in
!
—
their seal
Book.
Visitors' 31st
I
from the
New
be
of
they will, the adjoin take of the ing settlers, advantage markets up by the Midland opened The long cartage to Perth Railway. at present the sale of farm prohibits Salvado is engaged produce. Bishop in building a branch establish large ment 25 miles to the S.E. while at ; he owns Marah, 50 miles to the north, of freehold, and cultivates 25,000 acres about 100 acres, and. at this station, as at the New Norcia, worthy Bishop boundless to dispenses hospitality in
the
—
parts none leaseholds, great any At no wheat is sold, depth. present the whole for mission being required but as the monks hold a purposes ;
the
to
by
different of
on
of turbu New Norcia / is world about it. that
disbelief,
Norcia flourish presided over by my dear old friend and kind host of this and other the Rt. Rev. Dr. days Salvado who will know that these few lines, written in baste while the horses are are from the heart waiting, of his attached
carpenter's natives
are
cottages
solved
the
the regarding which others and has achieved insoluble, pronounced a moral which can brilliant, triumph not but redound to the glory of
problem
of the
civilization
natives
Patrick
Francis
Cardinal
Mis Delhi,
India.
New
Norcia,
August
12,
1890.
f
endorse
heartily
Besides
religious
savage
S.A.
of Adelaide,
the high
state of moral to which these
black
elevated I bear practical
aboriginals am
happy
white
brethren,
amongst the number,
who died at Amherst, on 1st Warwickshire, the left a legacy of overJB3000 Austin's Church, Fieldgate,
to
St.
£1000
the Catholic schools of the and £1000 to the Bishop of for the education of as Birmingham to the priesthood, pirants besides other for large the bequests of promotion to
mission,
and
poor have been be able to
to to their
social testimony with and manly deportment bearing which to-day they successfully disposed the cricketfield, a crack team of of, on their
send any to number delighted of who may be required on board the cholera and nurse the ship patients, should the dreaded plague visit the port. nuns
Miss Harriet
Reynolds,
Bishop
training
be
Kenilworth, of May last,
the above.
Augustine
Christopher,
Moran,
The Lady Superior of the Infirmarian informed the clerk of Nuns, Wexford, the union that the Community would
of Sydney.
Archbishop
They company s estate. by good land ; while available for locomotive purbecome important They will The main road from Biudoon
on
tannery, Australian
here
of selfishness,
agB
of
Long may Long may it
them to undertake constant teaching and useful work, and to produce from the' land of the every requirement The monks have sunk community.
I
will
in
living
now
establishment.
bakery,
a
this
devotion, self-sacrifice, anS energy, earnestness are still forces which can work together in modern life, and can achieve substantial and grand results.
20,000
and
—
all
The sheep, 300 head of horses of a superior many which they breed for sale.
large own
i
the Cardinal.
the
lence, witness,
mul
Religion.
soil.
The stations at Jillingarra, for New as well the more Norcia as District, Westend important ones, as (Lefroy), for Berkshire and Walebing, Valley, Western and the Districts of Yatheroo ure most convenient, and Dandaragan,
by
are
monks
years
and
on
is
O'Haran,
Eminence-
third since lime, my arrival 1883, 1 have enjoyed the hospitality of the good, the kindj the noble-hearted the founder of New Bishop, Norcia, whom (though he does not remember I travelled with from Albany to it) Suez in 1864.
cultivated. Tobacco, olives are snuff cultivated, and and olive oil, soap, manufactured for the use
successfully linseed and
ment
Benedictines. over
kinds
His'
in
wonderful
of wondrous pears size, of vegetables, tom'atoes, worm is and the silk
apples,
to
oneinnifigs,
A
colony.
Bishop Salvado. raise the monks
F.
Denis Sec.
large farm buildings, monastery, workshops, flour and have been; mill, village of erected under the eye and direction
f
labour, number of
and his Benedictines in their too, and, succeed work. From and admirable
Gazette"
true certainly successful the Australian
Extract
and
Bishop
Mall
during
abbot
;
good
firm
aptitude
Broome, the wife of retired Governor of recently Western The Australia. community numbers monks and about sixty and is governed brothers, by the Right Dr. the Rev. Salvado, only mitred
to.
mission
colony than a generation. with infinite pains
persevere,
—
to a remarkably trained of civilization. It is degree high calied and a picturesque New Norcia, of its ifarms, description workshops, &c. will be found in " Letters schools,
in or church sing but are engaged, side monks, in agriculture
Norcia than notice
is
trades
of
a it turns expense, and into christian civilized natives The Australian is aboriginal beings. unless a caught difficult, and, very a hope is generally considered young, for the but less subject missionary
devoted
are
have and the to found by the s.s.
have been singularly They have established a monastic colony of their own some miles from Perth, where fifty have been taught a the blacks variety
merits time allows me and it. It3 philanthropic the Aborigines work among has now on been carried
New
give
practical of the for more
who
Priests
Pall
"
blacks
.victorious.
The much
Lordship
Australia of Western and their labours for
industries, and other
violin
r
Church
Catholic His
order
Pope Pius
besides playing in instruments in the mission band, and cricket Perth for Mission Eleven, which visits an occasional match, and arc generally the the
in
gelise the work
of and
reverend
grapes, are of produce farms. extensive:
study
—
are
It
—
assisted Salvado, by Benedictine brethren, Here you may lay.
manner
of
permanently
its is one of for grazing rights, of establishments most interesting It is sort in the world. presided Bishop by the good and reverend
the
at Kimberley, for a few members of the Order most cele the Orders of Religious
Trappist
The
account
year the
mission He is
and wc operations, mencing His say we wish hardly Lordship the monks him, accompanying and success in abundant speed, noble work."
him.
is giveu of the mission by Sir Frederick Governor, Napier Broome, K.C.M.G. " mission of The Spanish aboriginal on the Victoria New Norcia, Plains, Government dBlOOO a which pays the
the
the
of all Roman
months
the
and
Trappist
brated
Roman content
Mission, passengers which left Franklin, Champion this The good Bishop, morning. in matters of this enthusiast kind, remain with the missioners for
the most present time, and at christianizing attempt has been car the aborigines The follow at New Norcia
to successful
ing
in the
the
Up
by
the
from which
race
one
services
the
Perth.
of
the
two
sadly of
native
condition
attempting
which
.
the
the
raising
degraded
now
and with the most modern machinery, driven by a 10 h.p. portable engine. I had is also made. some Maccaroni now which are out of season, grapes, and nearly mouldy, also burnt almonds <fcc. did and figs, Wren, our driver, not
successful in Australia, work done by
kind
found colonists them. But Catholic. Bishop of Perth is not with one successful possessing in Western station Australia.
the'
mills
flour
of
of
ability the
they
The
was
of the eloquently Roman Catholic Church among of Western aboriginals Australia, is a standing proof of the practic
the
I saw palace. his horse with one who leading native station miles a pack to go to some fifty come in every two months. ;
away
at
enterprise of which
speaks
praying. all wear blue blouses The brethren black like' butchers: The fathers wear as We were well as the bishop. gowns the wine which shown over are cellars, extensive,
varying
memorable
one
the most
of the
one
itself,
a
of whom
some
has
it
while the non-con failure, gigantic have done On the formists nothing. other the New Norcia hand, however, as old almost as the colony mission,
and In
altar.
made
it
half-
a
a
oil valuable the cathedral
some
brothers,
continually
of
New wonders
giving them in shameful thrashing.
most
a
highway.
berries,
-
cross,
form
to and
at attempt missionary the Gascoyne, the result
.
the
is
has, mission
caste
5 cwt., the mai k is f nearly N N. signi underneath, triangle of the cress the emblem our fying and the triaihgle the- Ever Saviour, Glorious rises at Trinity Everyone three a.m. and at the attends service and sun Cathedral, when the .goes down a bell rings and everybody goes to) Church. The Cathedral, is a long in
Romun
established true, which at Perth, keep going with
it
with
high,
the
religionists,
said,
in this colony have displayed zeal in their efforts to educate
weighing
not;
-be
-to
christianize the natives, whose colonists have taken with even so much as a giving in return of pottage. The Church of Eng
out
be,
Large and pressed,
saw
890.
birth-right
&c.
baskets,
1
has
it
credit
all
most
and
the
cracked
man
and plaits wool I
of-
any
blind
a
to
of
Catholics
design, each side of
time
their
To
that
houses
same
room
a
one
even
bales
the
of'
smooth
but
them,
—
whitewashed. The in sheep-wash employed
were
ing, idle;
the
Victorian
May,
Express,"
and
door,
women
All
too.
nativesare with floor,
one
the
well
"
the
-
cornet
from
rounded which bends or
crops (600 acres of wheat, barley, are cultivated) the grapes are oats, from which vines, made into wine and almonds that figs are dried and preserved, oranges and
all
Extract
" is laterite" nodules of clay ironstone, and makes a remarkably
material
seen
from
but
christian,
good
I listened to in number,
have
savage go out into civilized
low-type
by
quick
will
it
said,
'
sheared
saw sheep being.. and very aboriginals at it. In the evening brass band, twenty-five
are
I
teaching.
We
-
:
-Australia.
(Continued.) the
been have
much, and they accomplished more than any similar certainly organi zation in Australia. The first principle of the work at New Norcia is that it shall and religious go beyond schooling
the- Aborigines
of Western
has
that
,
to
what
Spanish
,
Mission
the
of
.
Account
.
Some
including not only
myself beating
Catholic
education.
Jonas
Wolfe
a full-blooded Indian, elected Governor of the Chickasaw Nation. He cannot speak and is opposed to any legisaEnglish, tion which will tend to advance his people in civilisation.
has
been
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976677
been Fourteen bodies have so far from the Banfurlong recovered Colliery at Wigan. Many men are entombed, and their is most doubtful. recovery
Jntmolonial
antf
ifoteifln
Cei warns.
-
the
(From
Daily
News.)
Jean Emile Parisian
FOREIGN
f
The
13.
December
semi- official papers of an immediate
Russian the
necessity attack the Indian upon frontier, order to force England to give way
urge
Gwyoeth Maude, daughter of Francis Sir Maude, formerly Equerry to His Royal Highness of the Prince of stealing has been convicted Wales, from & Messrs. plate Son, Spink of Jewellers, Bond-street. She has been Home at sent to Saint John's suicide Fulham. Her mother committed Miss
London,
;
in on
Dardanelles
the' cow
The Mos question. the opportunity that say if the Conservatives should or should power, anything
journals be lost
will
return
to
at
maining William nightly attention, the Duke
of
behaved much
he
was
to
conveyed
a
failed
the
iu
her
infidelity.
that he did not with whom he was lady The Court with intriguing. (hat Lady Abdy was not quite mind. Sir John Abdy is a aud
lawyer
Court
County
created
proceedings
sentcheques, was formed
nest
doing
of relieving matter members distress, many of their of opinion that the funds ought, to strike as to be applied possible,
their ing Parliament.
well
as
as
The small-
pox scare having reached
The
being
blacks months
far
as
.
and gales the country,
Extraordinary
all occurring on the coast. done to the
to
as
The
nineteen
hours
are
the
Building solicitor Wright, been arrested. tractor,
has
of bills
the
has
James Hobbs, for been arrested
also in
connection
French
the
coo-
bitter
matter
secretary
of
Scottish
Bank,
has
Mr. Patterson
of the
New
Campbell, and
English and
Silver
Bank,
succeeds
is
Ss.
now
2d.,
has
who
fallen
a
and
Trades
Official
statistics
of a million occurred from oholera quarter
show of fatal
that
be heard.
must
not
intend
silver warrants issue of the for purpose
bar
on
old
pauper named of the Lambeth
A curious
an
Sheridan,
Workhouse, inmate a of received has unexpectedly legacy of money. quarter of a million
a
is
It
Barou Reinach's The exhumation ex considerable has created remains There are indications of foul citement.
liery lives
The P. & O. Co. estimate at .£200,000. the Bokhara their
A
is
of
return
for
They
of word guessing competi which have attained such tions, lately The Court de enormous proportions. the cided they were and ordered illegal
Mr.
D. Naoroji, The voting
being
are
paymaster of
Nymphe,
the to
been sentenced
over
of Pacific
issued
prize
Satanic
institution for naturalism substituting
circular
a as
a
gigantic of purpose re true
the for
ligion.
both
on
Mr.
died cricketer, field yesterday, match.
to refused because of Russian
country, tion of
the but Jews, of the business
character too attempting.
that
revelations
ing political producing
heing corruption
a
with
opinion
are
prejudicial respect
the
on
been
The are
is
officiul,
into
is
work
of
the people, iu whose interests that he published the pam of on a Jewish firm reflecting phlet makers of small arms.
pro little
on board has occurred at Tilbury Docks. One the s.s. Ophir, was killed and others man seriously
are
to
Smith,
S.
E.
Chief Secretary says census shows that 28,227 at present ont of work /
have
ance.
cbirman at
Letters describing
taking present families who were
the were
The
a
pro-
prorogued to-day. Johu Downer has
Sir
South
addressed a remonstrance to of New .Premier
that complaining bis this with un flooding colony Sir to the George replied the men must live somewhere,
Wales, are
agents
employed. effect
that
a6 South Australia i6 receiving the bulk of advantage from the mines, she should not object to some support of the men. The public here are indig
Albany
nant
and suggest
Treloar,
such
as
to to
wanting
steamers
any go to
week's
largest
of
to
the
necessary, give free
unemployed
Sydney. of
yield recorded,
yet
if
reprisals
chartering
passage
Harbor
Victor,
December
of
the from
16.
Brokens in
unemployed Broken Hill
the Agricultural Buveau The South Australian author threatren to send all of them back ities The
the
persons
are
silver
being
practically Block Tens
but
prices,
down
knocked
is
the
274,000
from 64s.
to
unchanged hare
been
'54s.
by
a
of speculators.
ring |
Mr.
.
cases
pawning In Anna for
Supreme sued of
breach were
Damages dict
Court, Alfred of promise
laid
at
£500. the
for
amounting
j
I
Manning marriage. A ver
j
!
to £250. |
Melbourne, The
the
and
Staples
the
of the
officials
has
of
trial
December
been
Messrs.
Anglo- Australian postponed until February. Finlayson
and
Mitchell
Columbian Archbishop
the
of your auspices Church, aud that the influeuce d of a distinguish which for Columbus the secured prelate of the Spanish authorities; countenance was
16.
and the identical
other Bank
which under
'
presence are
inviting York
of president ol General
of New be present t.o Corrigau and speak at the dedication of the State on the Exposition grounds on Bnilding " October 22, writes The fact that was under the New World discovered it
by
plaintiff,
in
Exposition,
yesterday,
Mr.
given
was
consent,
of assist
by
the Kirk
Chancey M. Depew, New York State Board of tho World's Managers the
was
was evidence adduced about of the and the children reception of the children's clothes.
the
I
the concerning baby resumed to-day.
inquest
farming Further
14.
suffering number of place accustomed before the in
been
ounces.
despatched of Creer,
Mr,
by
services
session having Parliament will
night,
vigorous telegraphic Sir George Dibbs,
is
connection
in
gentleman's
of the
laBt
made
were
Houses
.
for
that
December
necessity received the terrible
been
,
references
work
Tho
batch
Cotton's death disease. He died
heart
to
17.
December
be
bably
.
Sydney,
wind
was enthusiastic public meeting last for held in the Town Hall the night, of raising funds for the relief purpose of the distressed at Unionists Broken Chief Hill. The Justice S. J. (Mr. made capita IV ay) and Bishop Kennion
urging
The
unseasonably
at
abandoned all Hawthorn
the
W.
George
attributed
finished
Mordecai, Simpson, Ingram, Jobson, and
comI pronpecls encouraging,
Another
have detectives of elucidating
the
and that
—
the
Lee.
innocents"
:
Osborne, Wilson
Patrick, of neglect.
yesterday by both with the deceased to the country.
night from The duty on a In the Council
for passengers Messrs. follows
Cohen.
of
Captain
guilty
Complimentary
the
last
continues
Parsons,
14.
December
a
cheaper.
Orient as
found
during sleep and apparently quietly whatever. without He had any pain been of late in considerably agitated in the connection with the recent seene Council the Legislative concerning of the Hon. W. B. Gordon, resignation when he had to apologise. so especially
cold.
prevailed,
named A Chinese doctor, On has appealed a conviction against of " Doctor." assuming the title been dismissed. has appeal
speeches,
weather
The
was
the purpose of inquiring off Queenscliffe, which between occurred the s.s. and the s.s. Flinders. The
very
the un forcing to Adelaide.
"
shares.
for to-day the collision,
The Hon.
Hill
done much
now
per
Adelaide,
hete of
granted
of £1
an
mystery.
Id.
action
was rejected. of the general slaughter proceeding.
The
An
he alleges
Board
The
to flow in continue Subscriptions for the relief of unionists, es from Broken Hill shareholders, pecially who consider the value of their pro rather as increased by the strike, perty
The
Adelaide,
-
Imperial Banking Company's A meeting of the Marine
hope
in
caused
17.
December
to
Uygeia,
cricket
December
has been
ill-feeling
has
the
Board
freely
territory.
favor from
the
playing
by the alleged unfriendly in Sydney Government employed from Broken
their
to force
are
has been A petition presented Practice Court for the compulsory Bank ing-up of the Mercantile
last
institutions.
National Library of Australia
whilst
of for
manager,
upon
Hygeia
well-known
on
Adelaide,
are
are
injured.
hureau
The
republican
explosion
labor
Melbourne,
public
has decided The German Parliament to is not Herr Ahlwardt obliged that be the imprisonment, having undergo to claim as a represen right immunity
a
Creer's instructions into South Australian
enthusiasm
15.
made concern in France
Creer,
in torchlight demonstration, of the release of the labor leaders took place last The night. prison, were but ceedings orderly, very
persecu profitable to be proved
efiect to,
men
the
have Traces of atropine poison Reinach's found in Baron body.
suddenly
cement
14.
A
making
December
London,
the
to Russia. assist the
first
at
Mr.
fares.
accounts.
been
the
17.
been committed of embezzlement.
charge
call
a
recently
15.
December
Wellingtoo, M. Umford,
J.
has
repre died
December
bank
late
Court
House,
share
held into
15.
labour
order
iB
The Assembly sat morning.
a large despatching body of men and paying South Australia daily,
the
of gold
still over
all
December
the
the
tea yesterday
Sydney,
to
presented favor of
eight.
to
Melbourne,
Agricultural un engaged in sending the border, to the great but the distress settlers,
of annoyance still continues.
the
warship has Squadron, months' im eighteen
shipments
enormous
is
Much
thirty
week's
this
Pope denouncing Freemasonry
being of votes
disallowed
for falsifying prisonment The Rothschilds have
An
has
is
Many
scrutinized.
The
tative
Bureau, employed
a
The
15.
December
of
Creer,
involved.
money hands
are
sides.
They
Mr.
to
against Mem
proceeding
Finsbury.
closely aliens
of
loss
the
on
trial,
to Government has decided the services with of Mr. dispense Robert Murphy, Government Analyst, on the ground of neglect of duty.
INTERCQEONIASi
petition
was
petition the House last in night of the strike release leaders.
in
insurers.
own
monster
Brisbane,
money.
col of
has broken out iu a large at Wigan. Some hundreds are endangered. fire
yes
The
permits.
has been given decision Law Conrts in relation
The
play. A
time
if
Perth,
ot impounding any One newspaper alone thousand pounds as
of
the ber
to
visit
the English the legality
rency. An
short
cur
Bennett,
£180,-
cost
for
a
biigade
December
Sydney, A
silver
international
to
is
to
Catholic Dr. Nulty, influ Bishop, im enced the election it by declaring for Parnellites to be possible good Mr. Catholics. Davitt intends lectur and will ing in Australia, probably pay a
laid
fire
for the Council the erection of has been re Hall,
site
Sydney,
again
000.
the is The price of silver quoted at 3s., 2£d. Conference is adjourned, The Silver in May. A majority and will re-open to favor the of the delegates proposals
was
central
The building
station.
his seat the Elec evi that that stated
deolaring but vacant, has decided
Meath Committee
dence
Russia.
does for
petition
north
for
tions
have
cases
in
a
Davitt
the
resist
over
store
a
recess.
in
votes
Paddington,
foundation of the new
the
Cotton, in the Upper this morning.
sentative
Christmas.
The
for to
owing
Mr.
The Hon.
15.
meet
to
16.
a
continuously
Labour
by nine
jected
make
Michael 14.
December,
after
terday
The Germans intend twelve granting to thousand pounds a year as a subsidy the direct New Guinea line of steamers.
eighth.
London,
anil
scandals,
intends
December,
tabled free
a
suddenly
bribes.
him. and
Panama
Parliament
re
sat
during
providing
apology
December
Melbourne,
in
taking of Deputies
are altercations personal indulged The Government intend to prose the directors and those deputies have been proved to have received
in. cute
James
the
16. place
are
Chamber
to
lative
the the
with
scenes
Exciting
.
resigned, Oriental
one
Henry
company
December
Loudon,
Liberator
Mr.
frauds, to the
at
yesterday,
The motion
.
.
Society
forgery Society Mr.
the
with
connection
iin
colony
the
on opposition strong being manifested of the members to the the part of some of any successor to Major appointment DowneB as Military Commandant, The action Premier no in promised to take
.
In
the some
year.
a
The Assembly
Cotton has to the Mr. apologised and has Council withdrawn Legislative the statements well as to, as objected unreservedly apologised. has been accepted
asylum.
for
agent of £1000
Adelaide,
rainfall
16.
tracking
murdered a settler ago at- Dora Dora. has been appointed Black
salary
especially damage has beeti
Some
December
now
who
Mr.
crops, and in many places while the wea being retarded, cold as in the depth of winter.
is
reaping ther is
over
balance-sheet.
are
police
migration
out, the convalescent
the
last
the
Brisbane,
dying
is
to
respect
the
representatives
political
in
the
to
pur profess return
of their towards
payment
case
.
the
poses and the ional leaders,
to
directions
all
to
counsel of
holders referred
Money
project.
share whom the English Mercn 'ile Bank have to whether the question as the is a good one the directors against
the
stage.
attempt from
separation grounds of
the
in
nothing
patient
Abdy proved
distinguished and Judge, much interest.
committee strong on behalf of the
a
collect
charge
the
of sound
so
manner,
threatening
that
so
lunatic
a
has
judicial the
on
charged thought
much stopped and carriage
Edinburgh's
in
know
Fort-
"
a
John
Sir
the
daughter.
Abdy
obtain husband
well-known
the writings have attracted Review" has gone mad. He
;
Lady
of
hearing
her
to
re
affairs.
the in
Watson,
whose
poet,
Gladstone
Mr. prevent the head of
to
occur
on
recently, against
and
The Gov
life.
irom pouring in well The Trades Societies are
dead.
is
journalist,
ernor
is
the celebrated
Lemoinne,
to every comfort of and Lady Kintore
strike
ly
further land
Columbus your on
fact that interesting of the New World (irst
jurisdiction, this occasion
set
the on
foot is now render your most peculiar
appropriate,"
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976678
dieant
"it of
itgsi.
a
;was the
Irish VISIT
A
the of guilt established." Ah the worst the only or
Prisoners.
soner,
22,
the
"Irish " Examiner," Last evening
of
Ulster writes of the
"
—
:
Irish delegates Prisoners' Amnesty Associa-. tion met the committee of the Association and presented of the their report visits of the paid by special permission Home of the treasonto ten Secretary
...the .
Political
who were felony prisoners with offences in connection The visitors conspiracies.
'
convicted
for
the
dynamite were Mr.
dynamite; M'Cann
and
with
Brotherhood Warwick, of charge manslaughter,' a former being political were When the visits paid
the
bad
a
affairs
of position of the Irish
from
outside
friends,
their
thanks
desired
derived and
party,
„
from
a
of the
to
be
to
of the the supporters Amnesty move The prisoner ment. Duff is reported to be insane, and while interviewed being that he was M'GuinnesB, whose declared had
head
for
been
of
family generations the at detective Scotland department at head Yard, and that he was present and as such of the department himself, all the world. known over The was as Devany is also regarded prisoner and M'Cann, who is 67 years insane, of to be age, appeared completely down. Dalton suffers from broken and the Gilbert rheumatism, prisoner
neither
had received his
incarceration.
expressed
Mr.
visit
or
All
the
had
since convicts
letter
learning returned
on
gratification
Gladstone
been
that to
on an Irish and hoped policy, that the advent of Home Rule would be signalized but most by their release, the case of the of them considered as the more evicted tenants immediately
power
important."
A Public
School
a
in
case
at
follow
one,
schools record
save
finds
are
one.
the
as
concerned, in another part of the and a truly report,
Public its
own
paper,
the
edifying it is. On a prisoner being ou the arraigned charge of indecently " a little tho girl, Telegraph assaulting " His Honor of Tuesday and reports, Prosecutor the the Crown questioned of an oath. as to her child knowledge police record
She
did
went never
the
course
Public
what
not
of
evidence
school
suppressed was
know
not
in
the
accepted, his discharged,
this
hat
the
honor
had
Of
Hob."
"Herald's" and
und
write,
poor by the
fact
(a
pagan
uutrulh
an
read and She could Public to the school, to tell been told not
was.
prisoner
adding
National Library of Australia
the the
against within
movement Romanising of England." Church
Catholic AND
England. THE
AFTER
REFORMA
Chinese
to
he
get who
dinates,
that
on
whether
their
part
they
were
spite
in that questions of all ministerial Six out of
inevitable.-
Lanessan's the
been
of
became
ties
the
It
forces.
lead
a
to
change
none
of course, possi the Chamber
may
the
in find
can
law, but with fault
at
for
their
memories
evil
M.
Loubet
away
;
sinking
were
chopped
houses which
Missals
6avages. with pieces
in
THE
hatchets,
In "
view
also
of
rapid
this
Out
of N S W-
GOVERNMENT
BOARD
ARDILL's
AND
the
Melbourne
form
of
centre
of which
the
an
in
—
fires
against
and was
never
two
the
this
scription Stand fast the
at
the
—
The
originals
South
took in banner, was a lurid picture the stake of Latimer
the the
"
Advocate")
"
Protestant of
reign
bishops
who
along the route
!
of
the
procession,
4458; half-castes, of 7473. grand total was taken the changes a migratemporary have been 60 slight
of
way
Nearly every penny 5d. per head, aggregat the 310 mission blacks is donated by the Board
to the Associa donations received by from the subscribers dur
total
& Co.
Ardill ing
1890
was
a
£354, upon which there charge of £100 for "salary and commission." The remaining £254 " was exhausted to the expenses meet was
first
of office in
(salary,
incidentals),
the
for
a social duty, necessity. " as children
site
ai
once
and
obligation,
They
are,
of the
in
short
a
There
is
but
one
regarded
State." officially
relied
ex
collections on the
from the Government subsidy Board 'for the means to carry on its at operations Cu meroogunga, W arangesda, and Brewarrina.
The
Failure
Official
the
Education
of Secular in
France,
statistics
reveal the of France
schools
laicised
fact
that
are
year and
by year
becoming more unpopular, is that there a increase corresponding in the attendance the schools in under the care of religious The congregations. Minister of Public -Instruction has a from published which recently report it in that four from appears years— 1886 to 1890— there was a diminution 99,556
iu
the the
number elementary
of children schools of
and within the same period of 104,214 in the attendance under or. private religious lay Gut as the private schools management.
France
are
it
in
gain
large
independent the
to
be
of the State establishments of either sex.
Religious year of which 1890 whilst
returns there in the
—
25,128
in insignificant assumed this that attendance in the schools relatively
may
pupilB
are was-
has
accrued
directed In the
by first
given— 1889an
schools
increase
of
belonging
the was there a teligious body, decrease of nearly in the 22,000 total attendance of the primary schools of the whole country. The Government to statistician seeks account for the off in the failing school general popula to
tion the
it to the decrease by attributing in number of births which has been but the going on for some years past, true is to be found explanation in the
unpopularity from which
by
of the:commeroiul
religion anti-Gbristian
has
been
legislation
.
political
j
aud
the
and
offices,
is
position Association of
penny
own
schools banished
is
the
then, the that
Financially,
simply this, pended every its
to
the stations maintaining by the Government."
be borue
growing
towards a sacred
soil,
commission, whole of. the
rents,
leaving
charges
on
of the Association
management
Sydney
the original owners whom protection
of the
Still
.
"subsidy"
The
tion.
conditions of the present day. ing to tiie should be preliminarily It also men tioned for census that although pur full-blooded are poses aborigiuals from numerically distinguished halfthe Government castes, recognizes them as one the helpless race descendants of —
candle
protest ritualism, This banner
idolatry, priestcraft, Popish processions." unfurled on a conspicuous
in
apply
Queen Mary.
Ridley's "We out.
of full-blooded ab the colony of New
Victoria) and deaths of births proportion has been so balanced-— that the eveuly above as may be accepted figures
!
of Smithfield. be put
returns
census
last
-—the
of and
was the in fiariug picture Protestant churchmen in the Remember truth
a
from
tion
of
existing Wales was
3015; making Since that census (except through
protest
correspondent
enormous
burning
Ridley perished Around
time.
this protest the Londou
public (writes
to the number
Accordiug the (1890)
missiou
all.
13s for
half-breeds,
by
number,
advance of and no doubt
practices,"
not
£15 £4800
ing
in
P
an
a
way,
that
going
of feeling in con expression nection with the election of a recent Roman Catholic Lord Mayor of London, the Protestant nartv decided making on as
shall
was
Candle
Romanising
little
reportj
the
is
this
of this
frequenting the State, an increase of schools
"ASSOCIATION." Is
sacred
are the results however, of a comparison of the respective costs of maintaining the blacks under the Board and those charge of the secular under that of the pious Association. In the formercase it to the wus, according latest 19s. 8d. per head per returns;in the latter, £15 annum; 13s. 5d.!
of
Aboriginals
these
were
hospitals up, alms institution
into
were
ministries. many the question if he
for
avoid
will
people,
broken
lioraries and burned. college plundered The divinity schools were with planted cabbage, and Oxford laundresses dried in the schools of art." clothes
the
lieutenauts sending hissix business. The interpellation be postponed as will probably long as possible by the Government. Tonquin has
the
schools
the
;
is,
in
stock merch
every Catholic had bequeathed for the piety support of the poor was either abolished or and the poor them suspended selves, with and suffer smarting rage and seeing ing, duty, piety, honesty, under foot by their superiors trampled
legal
questions
of
mass
swept
authority of itory
military ble that
met
gone,
The law defining his right him to be the depos declares the of tho Republic in powers French Indo-Chiua. He is responsible for the entire and so colonial defence, can at of the naval and the will dispose his
the the
for and lounge business, young fought, gallants gathored, and killed each other. They rode their horses through the aisles, and stabled And to them the monuments. among
of the troops to follow them. There that whatever the equi the Governor is within
notice be no doubt of the case,
the
was
day, where
and
where
Commander-in-Chief
can
riot
of
scenes
Paul's
St. of the
exchange ants
chosen
the
profanity.
to
Rear-Admiral
under
is
to
was
"je-
at
say,
startling,
aud
picture, every image or of 6aiut, or prophet, be extirpated and put
with
more
the
general From
from to
strange
and
nected
Still
Injunctions purification wall aud
distinctive
as
War(Cumeroogunga, is a there Brewarrinn) much of larger proportion young half-castes than at any three illegitimate of the seventy-five reserves which are free from the intrusion of pelBons con
hung
;
the Fournier, of Finance, Minister the head resident of Annam, and. the Governor of Cochin have gll China, way, and gone the same the
the
of
;
are
disgrace,
;
But
built,
onward. for
was
so that there should remain no away, of the same in memory spolia general tion the law became of the land the statues crashed from the niches rood ; and rood-loft were laid and the low, on the whitened aisles. stared sunlight The cathedrals and churches of London
eightofM.de
in
back,
had which
churches.
apostle,
Chamber,
pressure,
.
to or the about
tombs.
rolled
the
there
the presence that clung
names
they
window, every commemorative
inquiries hand. to such
come
the
of
memories,
issued
of
this
England,
Throughout 1539, by the year
desecrated
were
free
a
"
days. "
churches
their torrent
at by himself have government,
his
sent
France.
all
of Eugland," History 77, gives many work of ruin on carried
of the
shadowy
chosen
staff,
beginning
now
in
his
chapter
those
the
never
Government, has hushed systematically and allowed the Governor however are now Things, in
by
are given on address
More in
left to tell nothing the saints but the
subor
were
Thomas
he says,
ad been
never
Sir
in
quite his subordinates. sick of Touquio,
were
they
to
following quotations Cardinal Moran in his
details
capital him
sent
was
The Home
pass
for
colony de Lanessan, has on with his military that
—
a
the
Unfortunately
imperilled. and the self M. minister, able
invaded
ana
brigands,
is
being
is
by
Froude, volume 5,
with (hat
papers
Government Board iB directly account able to Parliament for due care of all the 7473 surviving aboriginals, who are scattered over 78 " reserves," three of these reserves, on which are located 310 have been segregated aboriginals, from the others handed over to the full " of control Mr. Ardill's Association," and been by that named body have missions," serves." Yet, missions three
The
Hanoi
has there of contemporary), " years grown up one of those pious and charitable" of which, as associations of maDy others of a like Mr. kind, G. " E. the Ardill, professional philan is the head. aside thropist," Putting other the chief anomaly considerations, in connection this with unnecessary is that dual control while the responsible
Sydney
late
angesda,
is
hinterland
Pro controlling body, the Aborigines tection Board. for But, unfortunately the State, and unfortunately, for the too, State's a aboriginal charges (remarks
"
a
of education, branch however, so far
That
demonstration
"
can.
fitting time, very in are when all the schools the country in the of their display respec vieing for the year and a full tive records page " Herald" and a half of the recounts of successful candidates at the names examinations in almost the University
every
Delta
Governor
the
as
point
is
the
even
present
Pagan.
on Often as wo have had to comment schools' the blot on the Public scutcheon, of religious and its the absence teaching it has seldom been with dire effects, so
comes
Protestant
Tonquin.
mountainous the of the statements
abont
lamentable It ing.
what
side the constant assurances of the one of Tonquin the Goveruor that all is well and that the peaceful zone is constantly and further back being pushed farther
sure
conveyed
banner the and its bearers, about in rolled the mud, being that followed on the whilst the crowd tore the heels of the attacking curates into banner shreds, leaving nothing of the but the bare poles as a momento latter
the perplexing of France. The Home on puzzled to reconcile
Office
difficulty
them
In
difficulty
Government
into the
letters
of
all
?
French
Colonial
of knowledge between the sections
slight
Grace's half
;
BEFORE
A carious
delegates were with the received courtesy and the prisoners by the prison officials, to receive without inter were permitted the fullest ference information as to the Some
for
"religious of of one child-lips Freeman1 s Journal
the
from victims
The
victim associate.
of Ireland.
his
TION.
in
1885,
in
It
Canterbury. over
noxious
N.S.W.
were
on
they
boasted
its
facilities," its own
the utmost
them
all
clergy
as
a a few yards then " athletic curates Anglo-Catholic" left the ranks, without to waiting aud, divest themselves of and surplice led the assault on the ob soutaue,
than system upon any Public School system,
our
it
dozen
damning
more
the
at
head
and his system of educa a
all
of the Archbishop of allowed to hover was
a
been about denun
never
Talk
Vaughan
passed
with
attempted Gas Works,
an
of
more
lies."
tell
of the secular WaB there everupon
carrying
who Assizes
at
political
to
sentence
at the explosion Glasgow and John convicted as. Duff, who was member of the a Irish Republican
condition
not
Devany,
M'Cullougb, and M'Dermott, at the Edinburgh
sentenced 1883 in connection
:
bad
this
of manufacturing
charges
pri
know
not
tion.
were The prisoners of treason-felony in convicted London in aud 1885; M'Evitt, Flanagan, convicted in at Liverpool Dalton, 1883, —
but did school, untruth and was,
an
ciations
being given miuutes. twenty J. G. Gilbert,
goes
free,
something
Public
Archbishop
hour
half an extended, instead of the usual was
is
were
interests of the public, of a country the that culling should be brought itself Christian up Pnblic in its schools in such blank of of the first ignorance principles cannot be that their evidence morality of justice. "She taken in a court read and write to could aud went the
told
Sheridan
pity.
innocent,
not
that The
the children
—
of the associa (secretary Mr. Armstrong tion), (vice-president),. and the father of one of the prisoners,' The time Dalton. for the interviewsJ.
it
could
if
!
iu
even
pity,
London
or
gnilty surely
but
..
and
October
be
PORTLAND.
correspondent
Weekly"
..
TO
.1
-
v».
.
A
Political
and
had to glance bishops Some of them passed. their had great in controlling difficulty but the fun did noc begin indignation, of the until the bearers big Protestant the procession at the rear banner joined
interests innocence
that the aceused
or
The
..
the
in
pity
public
recognized
Estimated bushels Australia
surplus
wheat this
for
of export
eight from
million
South 1 -
neral;
<S e
year.
-
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976679
SETTLERS.
.imported
Mr.
by
?
Western
1
ENTIRES, Roes
three
year and Clunes
to
Australiu.
and
travel in
Districts
all
through the- Colony.
—
:
I
J?
alf|
11 8
vluUcSj
alii
v
SO at
J? It
the imported Franklin
the
Making first
arid
prizes
hnviog
at
Ballao
year
old.
Lord
mares
laet
foal.
He
should
Hopetoun we season, and is
a
prove
all
think
splendid valuable
a
Bite
in
..Hopetouu's is
a
Riddle, Ribbon's
Blue
To
years.
of
rttialiAnaf.inn
Ribbon
be
would
knownall o' Strowan's
well
so
Laird Laird
o'
Moffat's
referTltm
o'!
dam
J ess;
is
ihe
by
been
late renowned stallion, breediug Coxe's Pride of Scotland, imported. Lo d Hope tou n's dam, Miss Maggie, Buchanan by George (imp.) grand Miss dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) at Second Prize Talbot, Maggie won Prize as a at Skipton First yearling First Prize at Bal as a two year old, and Second Clune3 larat, Skipton
and FirBt old, years Ballarat as
a
;
brood
as
a mare
Champion Prize Great
yard.
for
dam
grand
of
female
the
At
having
first
Clunes
at
i
United
in
the
placed
First
Agricultural
the
Ballarat
.
at
colt
in the best of First group Society. colts or fillies. three yearling draught Champion prize at. Smeaton Agricul Show for best in 1886, tural Society
draught colt or filly. First: as a two In 1887 he gained and Western Dis old at Geelong year at Show First Spring Society's trict of Vic Society National Agricultural yearling
u
-Fro
he
...
Stations
old
two
colt
First
at
year Association Spring Exhi for twoyear old draught stallions; and Talbot Show for at Clunes stallions at First old ;
&c.,
draught
;
National Library of Australia
and
the
on
in
the
note
without
to
done
Most
the
address, Pier
Perth.
Sts.,
MCAEDLE. LETTING
EXPRESS
and
7 6
6 6 5
6
...
ESTABLISHMENT,
d.
s.
7 6 ...
0
Murrey
O 0 0
6 5
Wellington
Perth.
Streets,
to of forwarded any part Saddle Horses for Ladies
Colony.
and
and other
also Buggies Gentlemen, always on hire. Horses baited at reasonable
;
Carriages,
Spare
the and -
and
Stalls
charges.
Loose
Boxes
for
Shippers aud Country Visitors. Horses kept for sale. Wedding and Pie-nic modated with Vehicles.
Owner.
MUSSON,
aud
Expresses the
0
:
route.
JOHN
Promptness
:
intend travelling horses to Albany
en
with
attended
of Goderich
HORSE
I
horse-boxes,
and York
used.
see
are
abovo mentioned
Reasonable
G.
E
AND
accom
parties
Terms
Rutes.
Cash.
NOW
Duke a
mention.
OF
THE DRESS DEPARTMENT with
replete
Delanes, Zephyrs,
plain
Fancy
Muslins,
latest
latest
productions
novelties
Cream
Fancy Muslins,
Cashmeres, and
the
all
Faney
Corduroy Summer. Serges,
White
and
Sateens, fancy dress
iu
figured
Cloth,
Prints, in
the
all
materials.
:a
very
host of He beautiful
,t:-
is
a
sure
The Duke
The
Mantles,
Laces, and
Chift'on
A
best biood has as good
Bine
Navy
is
bay
a
1888.
November
Victoria.
Clunes,
horse,
Blue
Sire
Ribbon
was
now
Untrimmed less
class
first is
foaled
Ribbon
by
Mr.
R.
House, Fenwick, Drawhilling and was the property of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Paisley. Blub Ribbon was a great prizetaker a at home, likewise grand breeder Taylor,
on
straw also
variety
tiusel.pruameuts I
50
Gipsey
50
Book
Braid
and
at each, 1/distance from Medical the greatest confidence of Baptisia preparation
and
Bead
Ribbons,
Gimps, Silk
Belts,
lo and
in
specially —
To
those
at
residing
help M, & Co, in introducing for Low Fever. attention will be given to all promptest on of stamps and country orders receipt bottle for pence per Liberal postage, allowed
count
to
hats
We Goods Boys' Shirts
are
in
We a
&
4s.
6d.
NEW W.
G.
H
E A R MARKED
lid. 7s.
Milliuery, Ribbons, and
DEPARTMENT.
Hats,
and
colored
in
Hats Straw from Is. with Puggaree from
and of
have Mens'
all
the
now
latest
3d, eaoh. 6s.
6d.
on
Felt
each.
view Hats
Ties,
&
E.
O.
Hats,
Braces,
G.
S,
etc..
Feathers,
French Goods,
Prints,
Uumferellas, Shirts,
etc.
HEARMAN,
Draper,
Tailor,
HAY G,
Dress
Tweeds,
W.
Huts'
etc.
Laces,
Cambric, Sunshades.
Gents'
Hosiery,
Bonnets,
English
Muslins,
chapes.
Terai
'
CHEAP.—.
Flowers,
.Youths'
just opened assortment
M A N
:o:-
fid.
our showing New Season's department Jincluding Meus', Tweed Tennis Suits, Flannel and Silk. Flannel Cotton,' White Drill Suits &c. &c.
have
GOODS
AT
now
splendid
Street.
SUMMER
—ALL J5s, &
EAST,
Barrack
&c.
&c,
this
and :iu:
end
Fancy
GOODS.
os.
Co.,
rooms.
in
bonnets Feathers, Flowers, Hat-pius, Millinery
Tables Shelves
uptwo Dis»
trimmed
show
and
ANCY
&
MURRAY-STREET of
have their The
agents,
MARTIN
uuderclotliiug.
selcteion view iu our
CLOTHING
Black'
bred
Braid and
Scarfs,
realy
Trousers,
(imp.)
Blue
1/-
near
Stallion. Clydesdale BLUE. By Blue Ribbon (imp)., William Holmes, Esq., by near
at
in the
kept
as being Tinctures in 1/6 per half oz.
External aud
Chilblains
IMILLINERY.
Duke
be
given
for Cold (in early, stage) As upwards.' Neuraline— Mi Co.'s for and all Speciality, Nerve pain Neuralgia M. & Co.'s- Paint for1 Unbroken at 1/6 each.
Chilfou
Blouses,
Fancy
Sash
Ribbons,
as
Ascot,
Shirt
Jackets,
Shirt-fronts, Parasols, Tinsel Gimps, Black
Millinery
the
will be
for infants Co. would Malted Food
Aubrey's use
usj
also
Dietetics M. &
valuable.
highly ordinary
medi pure Triturations. Chests and
and
Medicine
will
which
numerous
Pure-bred NAVY
lired
of
ol
"sale
family
a.
1/-
ALSO
foal-getler,
temper. prove that the very
for
Attention of pure
keepiug valids, mention
of
opened Hoimepatliiu
of
a
by Sultan. to Welling too
for the Tinctures
I860.
have
they dispensing
at
large
materials
brother others
stock.
that
Camphor Tinctures
stock of Black dress Lacecloth, including Corduroy Nuns cloth, Merinos, Cashmeres, Veilings, and Fancy Black dress material. Grenadiues, We carry
Books
Guide
Melbourne,
and
Prescriptions cines iu Pilules, All assortment
-
CO.;
Chemists,
in
to notify BEG for the I'harmacy
GOODS —
Crape-cloths,
by Macby Touch
(imp.), Glengowie,
half
is
Colonies.
tlie
H
vV
Established
SHIPMENT
FIRST
THEIR
Is
blood
HIARVli
SHOWING
NEW
'prize'
'
S HENTON'S,
C.
Homcepathic ARE
placed
Champion
her dam, out of Glengarne,
Outfitter,
STREET,
etc.,
PERTH.
SHENTON.
—
of
one
bis
sold in of 1,100
sons
i
;
orders
find
of Vehicles Rates.
Undertaking and Notice Mauuer. Please
Corner
where two or acceptedone served for Owner. If can be made with arrangements the Government for the use of travel
ling
Carts,
Dog Carts,
Moral
executed
Respectful
;Bills
Mares
in
blood
was
u
;
pedigree sessed of
;
entire
Fro
a
at
two year
follow
as
....
Approved
can be pos any stallion sire aud dam (bothhaviug beeu and the best very imported), strniu of blood that could be got regard less of the cost.
and
arid District' Western Geelong First year. Spring Show in the 6ame colt at for yearling draught Smeaton, and Bull arook Agricultural -Hill S'pring
First
best
Smeaton
and has a The above will is descended from
Pastoral and Society's Agricultural First at Cargarie, Show in 1886. &c., the same for yearling Exhibitions year First for oue old colt or filly. year
bition
COVER,
they
Spring
but seasoned and other timber
Shortest-
.
to
at
a
the
being
/
and
ton,
also first in group Exhibition He same show held in 1886. awarded First Prize for draught one
as
be:
where
to
stone, The
.
He was placed District, Talbot
Smeaton,
TO
£
more
at
JR>.
The Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue
namely
Show,
received the best
also
was
Dani, caroni
draught
toria
times,
"
;
colt
three National
Guiqeas.
in each also First produce sweepstakes of £5 5s., given of two gifts by Messrs. & and Challenge Alston Co., Cup valued at £30 for best, Colt in Grand Produce Sweepstakes, Draught Horse at that Show1. Prizes making 5 First
old
and
that
public
Baggies, description LowestPossible
Country
who other
Pedigree
CHARGES will
all
Seated other
delay.
vnrv
of Qui Vive (sister by Vidette), Van by Birdcatoher, Darrell, Voltiguer Nell by Blacklock. by Inheritor, Cole is to full brother King King of the winner Two Thousand Lud,
;
year
nrnvari
out
the
(imp.) have been won The following prizes o' Strowan In ;1886 at the Laird by Spring Show1 of the National the Xairand of Victoria, he won A gricultural Society First of. £50 Prize 10s, a6 a yearling horse 10s. in Uio of £30 First
was
purposes
Single every bnilt
Repairs, and Care.
that
re
particulars
Briton
of any sire, at Daylesford. Sire of Duke, King Cole (imported), bred in England in 1867, and imported to Victoria in 1876. Got by King Torn
Champion
Society's of three
for
he
Dick's
by
Champion
for
;
best
THE
purchased
&
Kinnn
fuller
build
Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip improved principle. Express Waggons, Waggons, Lorries, Double and English Delivery Vous, on
Book.
Stud
secoud. At Hardies placed Mount he was Mercier Society and was awarded the First, also
yard. and First,
old at Ballarat, when four only as a at dry mare five Prize year old, First at JBallarat, and also
three year at Skipton First Prize
shown Grand
placed
;
a
ItAfl
Ballarat he was. aud Hill
;
as
been for slud
Green, For
the
to
Perth,
,
;
District,
the
Prize
been
JJerbv
inform
Sis
Pier,
.
None
a
Victoriau
O'UJEA., and
Spring.
Drays
Gum
standing Bay Stallion, ono inch high, with dark He has a grand head and neck, points. and is possessed of a splendid temper. Malakoff has never been raced.
the
to
prepared
Staiiiou
Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.
Malakoff is sixteen hands
two raced
at the stud, and in the show The Duke been shown has times around the Coleraine and obtained fii'Bt always at all shows.. Siuce the principal Duke came to he has Ballarat,
prizes
S trowan's
havnig
TTfl
yards. several
Conqueror.
Laird
stone
a
prizes.
are
successful
is
Darnley. grand sire,
great
and piece,
as
never
two-year-old Messrs. Johnson
RAARrm.
he
with
near Sons, for thesurn of Five Huudred Coleraine, and being used on the station Guineas,' had to remove him on ever since, they of having to get another account change blood. of Messrs. Johnson & Sons with resolved to part him, and he was by Ross & McGregor last purchased
sire
grand
Strowan's
Duke
record
ot
races. important Dam Duchess, by Chieftain— Letitia, Chieftaiu New Warrier-— Langar by
Stallion.
fifteen
a
by
for
nP
old,
when
to
unbeaten aud has
an
The
a'
in
.as superfluous, over the colonies.'
just
year since.
Paisley. was the
more
say anything'
fVto
4a
brown
da,rk
;
Wish
at
first
The Sire of Malakoff was wonderful Suwarrow performer
carry any He any fence in the country. the sort of stallion to get good as weU as racehorses. hunters,
hacks or He has
auy
Darnley, Great Britain
sire,
horse
Champion
Blackhall,
Esq.,
a
an
over
is
1885. Blue Ribbon Sire, September, was bred Blue Ribbon (imp). by Mr. R. Taylor, House, Fenwick, Drawhilling and was the property of Kilmarnock, David
:
DUKE.
is
enough
man
22nd
foaled
Bay,
bright
Duke
strong
in
Laird
sire,
,
principal
immense fiat bone, bead, neck and shoulders, splendid short middle back, with splendid
country.
Lord Strowan,
the
all
first
The
won
has
He
and-
server,
at
won
beiog
The
splendid up to a two served nine
Prizes
large
THE
the
making
;
First
sixteen
shows.
DcftU"
:
of Twelve
Society's First at
of twenty-six. second prize. of £203, sum
one
the
lo
Amounting
at First Hardies Hill. As a two year old First at Smeaton, FirBt 'First at 'dunes, at First at Talbot, First at Hardies First at Beaufort, Hill, First at and Ballarat, Warrauknabeal,
First total
Ballau
at
class.
total
splendid
and
fort,
at
approach
First gained and Pastoral
the
A
of Goderich
Corner
FACTORY
COACH
Wit
HO
the
.
lit
for
at
Aberdeen in in 1870,
'in
Dumfries 1872, and
in
STANDARD
the
Royal Agricultural Society's Manchester. Prince of is Wales by General (322), dam, Darling by Samp alias son, Twin Logan's (7411 Briton's dam, Missie by Stanley (822), National grand dam Mr. McKerrow's of Prize which took Mare, upwards
and
colt,
Kelso
Prince
Show
and, Daylesford Glenlyon, Association Agricultural Show, in the All- aged classes. First in the Three old Class at the Beaufort year Agricul tural AssociationShow. Society's
The following are the Pedigrees The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion. LORD HOPETOUN o' By Laird Strowan, Bred by Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lord Hopetoun has gained the follow viz. First at Warraofcing prizes, as oue First at nabeal a year old, Dal
Fiist
old year the nearest
at
first
ot
horse.
Clydesdale In 1889 he a
Agricultural Show, in
the
G.A.E.
three
Prize
Champion to
First
colt.
entire
Talbot
for
Cargarie
Are now the SOLE PROPERTY of J. MR. Coffee MUSSON, Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT
PERTH, Farming
old
of
mare.
prize
Show
Highland Society at 1869, second
,
Lately
':
service
'
JjMVE
'
has been at the at 40 guineas per public of won Wales the first
.
AND THE CELEBRATED ""
who
.
BREEDERS
i
National
Grand
,
N
1
SQUATTERS,
TO
and Horsham
1887. In 1 888 he gained the Champion Cup' value (second time), £30, at- National second at the same A.G.S. of Victoria; First at show. Ballarat A.P.S. for
:
NOTICE
A
Wimmera Show in
NOTICE.
.
STOCK
handsome will
It
that
Navy
sum
be seen Bine
Scotland
the
W ANTED
possessed
of
pedigree the best
possible prizeClydesdale taking, blood in Australia. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stalljou. Prince
BRITON. of Wales
(
imp.)
(673.),
whose
Country
and
By
Owners
of Pianos
in
the
guineas.-
by the above is
for
WANTED
Intending
Pianos
to
Federal
Furnishing
or
inspect
the
Purchasers Stock
Warehouse
at or
of the
tuning
or
Furnishing
repair
Instruments to write
to
require the
Federal
Warehouse.
write
particular?..
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976680
C.
TEA
The most
spirit
assurances
This
mircsjlrts,
TO
force
in
offers
Society
GROCERS,
INVESTED
PERTI.
IflllT,
rilHE
IN
of
business
being
MANAGEMENT. Holders.
GOODS
IN
FUNDS
MUTUAL'
the
AUSTRALIA AUSTRALASIA
PROVIDENT
the
of
equities
all
Management
£131,581,
£10,760,000. SOCIETY members,
its
in
entirely
DECLARED
BONUSES
EXCEED
the
conducted
is
from
the
hands
EVERY
of
the
PURE
on
date
of assurance,
Policy
Holders.
YEAR. '
OF
by any
equalled
foreign.
Policy
WESTERN
MUTUAL PRINCIPLES, fully guarded and secured.
.
JL
BRANDS
be
cannot
or
LOCAL to
£41,500,000.
'
FUNDS
INVESTED
i&¥
that
local
Security
Australia.
|
over
bonuses),
offices,
„
COLONIES.
Assu:ers
to
in
business
doing
THESE
INVESTMENT. Perfect
GENERAL
Office
(including
advantages competing
LOCAL
AND
BEST
Assurance
Life
prosperous
SOCIETY.
PROVIDENT
MUTUAL
LOCAL
IMPORTERS,
&m
mm
AUSTRALIAN
CO.,
&
RODOREDA
earned for BONUSES SURRENDER VALUES IN POLICIES KEPT FORCE,
IN
KEPT
STOCK.
as
LARGER
Members
CASH
granted
the
surrender
value
sufficient
is
BONUSES CASH LOANS GRANTED
PERTH,
W.
GEO. H. SNOWBALL :o:
Wholesale
and Retail
Grocers,
stock Horse
extensive
An
Clothiers, and Spirit General Importers. Beer
Horse
Rakes,
Weighing
Harrows,
and
Head
parts,
Cutters,
CAPITAL
Ploughs,
Office
TERRACE.
ASSURANCE
19 & 20
years.
COMPANY
Revenue
.WESTERN Implements,
FUNDS
£3,306,742.
£1,541,528.
,
AUSTRALIAN
BRANCH.
Directors:
etc.,
hand.
M. L. Esq., M. L. A.,
M. F. A. Canning David Symon Esq.,
attention.
personal
London.
Cornhill,
INVESTED
£2,500,000. Annual
and
parts,
Station
prompt
GEORGE'S
two
:
UNION
COMMERCIAL
in
lines
on
receive
orders
Country
Plough
Farm
always
Chaff
gears,
other
Machinery,
Mower
Reapers,
Machines,
Whippletrees, numerous
surrender
years. value after
LIMITED.
and
Mowers
cf
Strippers, Corn crushers,
Agricultural
Family Ironmongers, and Merchants
Drapers,
Wine,
;
two
Esq.,
Deputy
& CO.
their ST.
John
A.,
W.
Sir
James G. Lee Steere Hon. George Shenton M. Bateman Esq.
A
Quotations TRIAL
on
FIRE
application. The
additional
an
SPACE
FLOOR
he
will
of
area
are
now
and
ready
FEDERAL
of
feet
square
added
being
GEORGE
.
for
the
Offices
ST
:
WAREHOUSE,
STOVES,
Chimney
West
Australian
INSURANCE COMPANY, Unlimited
Forrest
Premiums
and
losses
payable
at
of the
the
assured.
with
By insuring with
dealing
a
The whole Risks
ing
of
Company
its
or
earnings and
lutes
at
Agencies r
alb
the
GENERAL
and in
PAID
CLAIMS Western
quoted
free
by the
Australia of
are
and
charge
LOWEST
Branch
retained
Manager
and
every
own
(our
at
assistance
in
rendered
snecial Special
this
Shorthand,
in
facilities tacim,es
tuition.
Western Australia, Hall Chamber,
Sarren
Wheels,
REQUISITES.
and
Filters
Lamps.
BUILDER'S
MATERIAL.
KNOWN
Bookeep-
Correspondence
terms!
apply
Perth
liousa,
to
one
snbjects. by correspon
that
have Pianos from twenty hundred guineas.
guineas
OWNERS Pianos
to
write
_
Furnishing Exchange,
Warehouse New
the
Whare-
of
old
to the Federal for terms of
Instruments
for
Old.
:
NESBIT
BURGESS,
Provident St.
WANTED Federal Furnishiug WANTED
all
dence.
for 101
G.
PILCHER,
Town
and
Classes in Tuition"
Evening
arrang
Mutual for
OF
Colony.
RATES. C.
Tinware,
STOCK
SHORTHAND.
of
Longhand
ing,
PERTH.
For
CURRENT
Iron
make),
BLACKSMITH'S
Tanght. invested
thus offering
Manager
National Library of Australia
SPECIALITY,
and
Sheet
VarnisheB, Roofing Felt, and Kerosene, Turpentine Canvas, Stockholm Tar, Ham, Twine.
of
Private World
HERBT
PERTH.
e
insurances.
Town in the CLAIMS.
Merchants,
the option
advantages
practical
CO.,
and
TOOLS.
Churns,
J.P.
SCHOOL derive
policy-holders
Hardware
:
Typewriting,
in. every Representatives important the PROMPT SETTLEMENT of
-
Cement, Rope,
CARPENTER'S
&
WOODWARE A Wirenmttresees
Perth.
Chambers,
Office.
ISSUED
inspected
and revising
this
Local
POLICIES
Hall
Company's Branches
%
of
and Underwriter. PERTH.
Secretary
latest (all Enamelled designs), Marble, Galvanized Iron, and guagea), (all lengths Lead, Bar and Hoop Iron, Zinc.
CARRIAGEBUILDERS'
o£ Shareholders.
DIRECTORS
any
Pieces,
Chairs, Paints, Oils,
F.R.G.S. M.L.A. E. V. H. Keaue Esq., Esq., E. T. Hooley, M.L.C., J.P. (Dalgety & Co.).
Hon.
JOHNSTON,
TERRACE,
STREET,
Bedsteads,
Liability
Town
LOCAL Alex.
MARINE
and
Branch,
GEORGE'S
and
Ironmongers
HAY-ST.
COOKING
£1, 900, 000.—
H.
HUBBLE
SYMON, HAY
Capital
Rates.
TRADE.
FURNISHING
FIRE
Lowest
at
colonies.
and
GRAVE,
SOUTH BRITISH
accepted
Commercial
Local
completed
CHRISTMAS
A.
10,000
..
Union is one of the largest Insurance Offices in the world. Its revenue of which exceeds ONE MILLION AND A HALF A STERLING, HALF nearly is in Australia. Its affairs in each colony of Australia MILLION invested are under the control of the highest of a LOCAL ot men BOARD, consisting commercial whose standiug, furnish its be met with names a further that will guarantee PROMPTITUDE engagements and LIBERALITY. The Australian of the Commercial Revenue Uuion now LARGELY EXCEEDS THAT lire marine OF ANY OTHER COMPANY or in transacting insurance business these
HBW gi#W Containing
S:
MARINE.
AND
Insurances
SOLICITED.
M. L. A. L. C., V
...
arid
Prices
long
premium.
existed
of Directors Board Chairmrn; George Randell, M.L.A.,, Esq., Hon. James Morrison, M.L.C. Chairman; ; John F. Stone, J.P. Esq., A. K. MONEY, Resident Secretary.
Moore,
Dalgety
Office
one
have
Local
.
HAY-STREET,
policies
Branch
Perth
HOUSE,
default of
payment policies within
than Society by any other. have existed two policies years., in payment of premium occur _as
.
EXCELSIOR
after
on
should
for
PAID
by this after
.
ONLY
George's
Large
of
JERGER,
Hay
Electro-Plated
Street.-:
and
—
other
Goods.
Chambers, Terrace,
&
stocks
Perth.
Hunting Jerger's,
Rotherham £i
17s.
Levers
at
Nesbit
&
6d.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976681
'
BUSINESS
HOTEL,
Swan
Chambers,
Opposite
WELLINGTON f
STREET,
Town FOR
|
j.
.
of very
and
On
suit
V
THE
to
9
to be found modern con from the and visitors
GLOBE
£1
5 Daily,
will do well Country, Globe their home
make
to
The
Upwards. 7
9 evening.
to
Pianos
to
WN
that
the
select
Hay
Stock
largest
from
the
;
Warehouse,
Furnishing Perth has
Street,
The
KNO
arrangements first-class house Eastern Colonies.
any
Beer BrandB
Wines, The
and
Room
be found
from the Country
Visitors the -
Bar
BOYS'
Colonies and have their may and Telegrams to addressed
A
Hotel.
GLOBE
HOTEL,
WELLINGTON
GRAND
be
held
the
2nd,
in
in
has
Bazaar
the
is
cheapest
r
ful
EVER BREWERYCO &
&
Co.,
;
Quarts
6s.
Pints
4s. per doz.
orders
Country
per do2.
Medal
the
soliciting
Federal.
the
visits
regularly
KNOWN ,of sale
the
Record
and
may
obtained" DEL
the
by
Royal
Western
of
Society
Swan Brewery
the
Marine
Company,
at
to
requisite
Geraldton.
railways australia.
Government western .
of
NOTICE. CHRISTMAS
BOARD.
ROADS
TOODYAY
losses
CHEAP
Board
be issued
to
(W. Humber)
fill
the
where reached, tlience land 7-1223
is
back
Glass's)
;
boundary Dempster), boundary
to
and through continued
of and
nearest
corner
of
W. S. North-
1st
'
Chairman
Nesbiib if
&
goods
29th
allow Jerger are taken in
T.
Oct., £4
B.
exchange.
National Library of Australia
31st
or
the
class,
or
3s. see
9d. small
of the
2nd class. hand bills Hon.
the
For at
all
further stations.
Commissioner
JOHN Geueral
General
of
Trallic
DAVIES, Manager.
Traffic Manager's Office, December 14, 1892.
Perth,
Board. Neshit ounce
was
—
Railways.
1892. an
ordinary
from
particulars By order
D.CONNOR, W. A.,
March
;
corner
Newcastle,
to
;
1691 (between L. Dennis from The block on of No. West 1691, continued in a direct block 48-167 (Dennis), through the Bejoordline till it intersects North-West the (directly' opposite ing Road at a point block 7-630 which divides line (if produced) from block 3-1919.
Dempster
15th train
;
it
block
December
;
intersects (C. along C. Glass's block 1690 (W. S the entire along
,
from
quantity.
for
Magnifying j
&
j
j
j
,
j
Most
of
Jerger are buyers of Gold in any Gold and Compasses. Scales, Glasses for Miners.
the which
;
promptly
the
invincible The case
Traylen overwhelmingly
member lected dence
by
interposed were
and
,
House
state
quite
sparks
in
from
a
Government unless
company, of such
was
not
is
flagration the sue
fire
or
to
position a
powerful
he be in possession as will put the action absolutely But this is pre
proofs of his
his
doubt. crucial
He difficulty. be morally certain that the which has ravaged his property caused by sparks from some '
he may know, in that it could not have fact, been caused in other but any way; how, iu ninety-nine cases of every hundred is he to procure eye witnesses to swear to the fact. He
passing
showed
engine,
himself of his
cannot
the
keep property
whole
traversed by a railway line under his eye on each occasion that a train passes, nor can he employ others to do so, and with consequently, ordinary tribunals of justice, which set little value on moral certainty, such evidence as he could alone offer would carry slight weight. What must be done is clear length
enough. be forced
Locomotive engines must to adopt such preventive
measures
will
as
minimum
the
speakers
will !
1
!
reduce of fire
danger
1
to
a
which,
be
associated with to be done is thanks now, to the member for a matter for the Gov Greenough, ernment to- consider.
always
them.
How
it
is
.
21 c
-
The matitle
c
it
I
dredger on the
a
it
<H t
(I
Premier 8bh insb.
it
sailed
e r for
Three men on the Gnarlbine find said to have crushed 135 ozs. of from 00 lbs of stone. A Fancy Fair in aid of the
Gov
swept
I
a Fre-
are
«old
_
'
Urphanage in
The
of things intolerably
burnt
some
case Traylen's of by the recital incidents which had occurred under their own observa personal tion. The contention that the which of right everyone enjoys an action for bringing damages, in the of losses case from fires caused by sparks from locomotives, the Government or against against the would Company responsible, not be listened A man to. whose all has been devoured by a con-
may
which
the
been
of
bridled, off at a ready to rush moment's notice a to. meet danger from which seemed to they never be for a moment safe. Another letter told of properties which, two or three times iu succession, had been clean by fires swept the same The cause. cool having of the Government that suggestion there mistake might be some as to the of these fires was inorigin scouted dignantly by the House, and had the effect of bringing several to their feet gentlemen who immensely Mr. strengthened
cisely
I
for
a
by
beyond
'
some
desoribed must be
buildings motives,
success
railway
Greenough had col remarkable evivery on the point fr(5m several of his" and this was constituents, out borne testiby the personal of honourable mem mony many bers. In of the Govern spite ment's treatment of the matairy it became that the ter, plain do sparks from engines frequently work immense damage, oausiug" farmers who reside near the raillines to live in the summer way months lives of incessant harassing One letter read to the anxiety. which
roofs
'
of logio made out his helpers
strong.
the
;
legisla
fires
from passing The Government
away by hard facts. by Mr.
will
TICKETS
mail to Albany and Frestations: following Fares 2nd mantle, 57/ 1st., 42/ Perth, 2nd 55/3 1st., 41/ Guildford, 54/3 1st., 2nd 2nd 1st., 40/3 Newcastle, 50/6 37/9 2nd Northam, 1st., 47/6 35/7 York, Available to return 43/4 1st., 32/6 2nd. by train on any week day within any ordinary one month, or by special Sunday Mail Train on of an additional payment charge of 5s.
by any
;
1698 1698
EXCURSION
that
through
objections ernment
YEAR'S
is
Roads
gold
NEW
HOLIDAYS.
that the notified Toodyay hereby a Miuor intend to declare Road, with -57th accordance half chain wide (in at a 52 Vict., No. 16), starting point Sect., Road to Goomalling on theNewcastle directly the M. Bowen's gate upon boundary opposite where it intersects of 47-149 Goonrallingltoad block thence at through Muggamuggin It
AND
,
was the displayed feeling result of bitter personal experience. Their to the jaunty replies of the Premier utterances and the and of their Attorney General, outside single Mr, supporter, breathed a tone of uuClarkson, mistakeable earnestness and deter mination. All the difficulties and
Perth.
Limited,
I
farmers, protect others from the which they are
and
members.
Agency,
Terrace,
2218927"
with Mr. cordially very Traylen. It soon became as very evident, the discussion that the proceeded, member for Greenough had a large body of sympathisers in his brother
UCEY'S
News
Agricultural Australia to
IX.
opinion
a
Awarded
i '
as before to disposition matter very cavalierly. and They pooh-poohed the motion had made up their minds evidently brush as to it aside a thing of little But if consequence. they counted oh to do so, being able had omitted one im they very The House portant consideration. not with was it was them, while
Furnishing (Mr. F. W. Wolsten holme to Tuner Messrs. Brasch
ME.
of
is
engines." same the treat the
the
that
Pius
DECEMBER
pastoralists,
both
for
Christ."—
of
subjected originate
of the
011
name
great
copies are
to
Stout,
and
in
,
for
House tion is
use
have the
KNOWN
he Ale
of both-
districts.
That
attended
promptly
Prize
First
imported
articles
WANTED
PRICES:
;
an
Combined.
Excellence
and
having selection
.Melbourne)
Country Purity
o'clock
1892.
30th,
Warehouse, Chief
STOUT.
open
2ud.
January
,
did the taste to hit of they seem the Government, and the opposition of the Ministerial benches caused them to be withdrawn or rejected. This time he brought forward a motion to the effect "That this
patronage.
late
ALES
of
A
to
seven
past
confidence
WANTED Piano Tuner
PERTH.
Mrs.
Perth,
ornamental
Nov.
PRIZE
on
Boys',
consented
choice
and
public
'
LTD.,
Catholic
of
Committee
greatest
'
!
JANUARY,
half
evening
The
KNOWN; The Warehouse Furnishing in W. A.
Federal
4tli-
kindly at
unusually v
will
HALL
the
of
Mayoress
the
PROPRIETOR.
t
FAIR
TOWN and
aid
Forrest,
F. GATWOOD, ANTED
the
3rd,
The
STREET, the
7
FANCY
indefatigable
Me. Teaylen credit for deserves the perseverance with which, year after year, he has urged upon the House the of taking necessity to mitigate the evil of fires steps caused out by sparks thrown by At different railway engines. times in the past he had embodied his main idea in different of the formulas affected by the House, but without avail. In no form
op
Orphanage.
PERTH.
W
Be
THURSDAY,
ORPHANAGE.
1893, in
THE
aid
in
visit.
80.
TeleponeNo,
the
FANCY FAIR!! FANCY FAIR!!!
Eastern
Globe
i
'
.
Parcels, Letters, The
'
a
Iftecorir.
.
in and your purpose with undaunted spirit resist and try to iniquity evil with good, having conquer before your eye. the reward prepared for those who combat
Leading
Saloon of
worthy
i
Australia.
Stock.
and
I
j
the
of
Spirits kept in
only
Billiard will
in
i
j
WL
equal to
aro
.
of
Western
in
City.
sanitary
.
P.C. THUR.St. Deusdedit, St. 23— -FRI. Columbanus, Ab. 24 SAT. Vigil of Christmas. (FastDay) 25 SUN. Christmas of Day. (Holiday Obligation). NON. St. 26 Stephen, Proto-Martyr. (Day of Devotion), 27 TUES. St. John,Apostle, .Evang. (Day of Devotion)." 28 WED, Innocents. of Holy (Day Devotion). 29— THUR. St. Thomas, B.M.
"
the
g
—
Federal
in
while
:
# t
—
WANTED
every
venience,
t
-
be
will
with
£1.
31-12-92,
DECEMBER. 22
throughout!
replete
.
Hours
Office
15s.
a
purchasers.
from
Lead
to
15s.
P.O.,
—
Money
q c
Houses.
Cottages. Land! Land!
to
t
i
description
Boarding
terms
Perth,
Scollard,
P.O.,
SALE.
and Houses Landl
.
situated and commodious and rebuilt been, almost re-furnished been entirely
/
John
Arthur
had
through
out loco the in theripe grain fields and the dry in the grass had paddocks time after time been and such "was the iguited, of caused feeling insecurity by the of'these., disasters frequency that the men engaged in harvest ing operations stand kept horses ing by all day long, saddled and
/
—
Hotels
This centrally Hotel has
.
Mr.
—
:
Arthur
Smith,
sub-
following
—
Businesses
Railway
proprietor.
has
Edward
holes
Sixty-seven
the week
—
the Central
Station.)
i
Perth-
Hall,
Mr.
PERTH. opposite
(Immediately
i»
received the scriptions-during Mrs. M. A. Smith,
EXCHANGE,
have
.
S101E
ACKNOWLEDGMENTSWe
1
THE
AND
LAND
-
WILSON'S
\
j
'
the Town
will
bo
Hall
opened by on
Jan.
tlia
2nd,
Boys'
Mayoress 1893.
The
Perfch-Bunbury Railway is now so far completed that a party of ladies and were gentlemen enabled to to pay a visit on Pinjarrah Saturday last. The estimated rateable value of the is estimated City property at £98,855, while in Fremautle it is set down at £08,000. The rate struok iu the former is 2s. 8id., in the latter Is. 8Ad. The water supply at Gnarlbine is fast and on the road to the field giving out, it is feared that there will soon be a stretch of 70 miles absolutely with unprovided water.
j
A sample
of yruber from the reservoir Eliza was submitted for to" Mr C. analysis R. Blackett, F.C.S., Government and Analyst, Melbourne, judging by this gentleman's we report have every reason to be satisfied with the of the water, quality on
Mount
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976682
Mr.
J.
K.
baturday morning undertaker, etc., of Hay-Street, Campbell, called a meeting of his creditors.1 Accord to a statement produced the liabilities ing set set are down at £1,200, and the assets are slated at £1100.
-
the Greenbush.es we learn that a good find has been made on a claim known as Halliday's. The whole of the ground is expected to go 3 lbs. of tin to the dish, and in places the taking ranges as high as 5 lbs. The Mayor communication
London,
Perth from the of
acknowledging
has Lord a'
received
Mayor
first
£125
of
from of the'city Perth, the sufferers by the recent Newfoundland. John's,
donation fbr the
of
relief St.
fire
at
Constable Cadden against in the recent of Sunday trad was heard on ing cases Monday and dis missed. The that charge, remaining Mr. Savage, licensee Free of the against masons' was then proceeded with, Hotel, and defendant was fined £50. charge complicity
boy
a
The
:
in a partner Short, formerly business carried' at on butchering Marble Bar by the late Mr. P. Warburton, committed suicide on the 4th iust. by himself It the heart. through shooting that the uufortunate man had is said since October 14tli. been drinking heavily
Michael
with the speech day in connection School was held on Friday The W. F. Samson, last. Mayor, Mr. distributed and the prizes were presided, Forrest. In the evening by Sir John ball was and proved a the annual held, The
Fremantle
the
Boyanupoh
opened
were
stands,
a. 22
it
The
Court
Supreme
in
to ber
have to pay a double price. Mr. Hackett: It is only the right name the be of, should newspaper mentioned. Was it the West Aus-
price
is
c
peared, Miller. Mr.
.
and will McKernan. Mr.
be
THE
on6 was
of the porters on his way
List
be assisted
A
is
White
Mr.
by Mr,
J. to prove
likely
IN
SCENE
Quite curred
years
when passing goods points of jvhat 'he thought means saving a
train
National Library of Australia
the the afforded a walk.
It
was.
Mr.
That
by
THE
2
lively
passage
BOYS'
"
-
..
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Gold Wa'iclG. Victoria Plains. Side Saddle, Lady's
ap one
x
.
W.
R.
P.
8 7 7 7 7 7 7 6
...
...
... ,
,, ,,
Fitzgerald,
...
...
...
...
;
i
i
„
Mc-
J.
H.
Miss
Pair
of
H.
10
Doll, Perth.
Silver
Beacons-
11 12
H.
13
,,
in
,, I
,, ,,
Mrs.
16 17
Greenough. Revolving Cruetstand,
-t
...
...
...
...
...
...
Tully widow Jackson Postens Solomon ...
,,
...
...
...
,,
....
.
...
,,
The following each
,
6 0 0 6 6 6
. ,
0 0 0
u
5 0 5 0 5 ..0 5 |0 4 (5 4 6 4 6 4 0 4 6 4 0 40 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 3 6 6 3 0 3, 3 6 3 0 3 0 3 0 .3 0 3 0 3 0 3. 0 2 6 2 6
...
contributed
2s.
:
Messrs.
J. M. Nugent, Hagan, W. Fitzgerald, sen., J. Church, O'Sullivan, -
E.
Gillespie,
Centre Piece, Mrs. Carr Bones. Ann Clock, Mary
t
...
...
0
—
15
tt
Kain
...
...
,,
Perth.
Life
of
Pope
Leo
Kennedy, Screen.
Mesdames
Mr.
Mark,
Read,
'ivrtit
W.
Healy,
J.
London,
Box,
Bostock.
VOlOliULUH,
20
21 22
—
had
,,
j
14
18
oc
Dan. Chair, River. W. Lynch,
Subiaco. and Letters "v
...
Bailey J. Connors E. McDonnald P. MeClosky M. Healy, junrT. Kavauagh P. M. Hayes E. Keady
,,
Beard,
York. Young Cow, Kate Kelly, Carved M;' C. D. Workbox, Newton, Katanning. M. Gipsy Table, Connors,
.
B.
,,
Miss E. Murphy,
St.,
...
...
Mr.
Mrs. W. Parrots, Moore Perth. St., Miss C. Johnston,
Watch, Bulwer
...
|
Diamond, Bride
...
Kennedy Mrs. P. McKnight ,,
j
Handsome Sedan Flynn, Arthur 'Mrs. Album, Greenough.
...
Hancock
J.
,, I
care
i
...
...
,,
0
6
o
Marmion
G. Cross Gattrell W. Flanagan P. MeKnight H. Myers J. Hayden T. Sullivan..'. P. O'Byrne
,,
6,
6 "6 6 V'0/: 5 6 5 0
...
...
-
0 0 0 0
0
8,
...
...
6
8
...
Donnelly Connolly Mrs. Sharpe
6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9
...
uicuougaii
0
,9
...
..;
,,
,
M.
0
...
...
Gordon H. W. Hollands „ Mr. A. Rodgeiro W. H. Townsend ,, Mrs. Adams Mr. O'Malioney Mr. H. Slavin
,,
Lady's
O
...
...
;
6 0 0
13 13 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 ii 11 ll 11 10 10 10 9 9
...
;
0
13
Mrs.
Mr.
Nugget. of Gold,
the
publish
.
...
,,
5
19
He
...
....
Temple Miss E. Kelly
of
J
last
colonies. neighbouring a to known newspaper
...
...
,,
but
ORPHANAGE
4
:
the
...
...
T. McDonald M. Fannon
„
|
interest
arms
...
...
Munday
Mr. i
field.
UPPER
of
...
...
Driscoll G. Cross
,,
maybe.
Queen, Serpentine. Revolver, John Hicks Higham, Ashburton: Gold Pen, Emma Kirk,
3
on Council Legislative when Act the Police Amendment was under Bill considera of advertising tion. Speaking sweeps, the Colonial The proSecretary said lnbitation of was sweeps perfectly if useless the publication they allowed of about in advertisements lotteries
Monday
;
a
in
Gray
„
1
will support McKernan1 will The Delaney. very
...
...
O. Griffen
Mrs. Mr. Mrs.
I
to
reference
...
Conway
J.
,,
without
say
...
Gregg
„
Prize.
HOUSE.
pleaded wound
to
|
Prizes drawn the Art Union at. on Saturday 17th in aid of St. Joseph's School Subiaco.
ing.
at
Mr. L. Fay Miss MathieBon Mr. J. Farmer J. Stokes ,, Mrs. Boyle
—
8
II
...
...
W. Hayes
,,
SUB1ACO.
7
Mr.
...
...
,,
SOCIETY.
opposed Mr. and
Dromey
debate
;
last On Friday Ciaremqnt station
Hackett:
in
...
T. McCarthy Calvert ,, Miss A. McCarthy Mr. Jerh. Conway P. Farrell, senr. ,, Mrs. Trew
,,
I
com
of unlawfully to the charge John H. Venn, uttering 18 months 5 years pleaded guilty forged cheque, found of larcenoy, Sadi Mahomet guilty 6 weeks.
I
:
he believed
...
...
...
—
;
ing,
Secretary Then that it
:
was untrue, charged had bogus advertisement
a
O 18 16 15 15 14 13 13 13
...
,,
I
was
still
1 teg.
i.e.
C.Y.M.
;
guilty
1
is any qualification absolutely untrue. The Colonial was Secretary willing to accept the statement that a double
a
...
...
...
Hayman
„
understood the practice here was to publish good sweeps at a good price and bogus sweeps at double price. He of a knew certain who ap party a proached certain newspaper in this and was informed tihat he would city
—
5
i
0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
7
..
to perfectly willing I have said. I did not use the member has attributed
The Colonial Mr. Hackett
...
A. H. Couderot T. F. McCarthy
...
;
tralian
...
...
am
hon.
1 14 10 10 T
...
...
Whalley
,,
He
The members of the Perth C.Y.M a for have arranged debate Society " this Is an evening on the question Mr. James Upper House desirable; Dromey will speak in favour of he continuance of the Legislative Council
on Wednesday last jurisdiction cases were of disposed following Wobb. attempted suicide, Richard pleaded on his own recognisances guilty, discharged John when directed to come up for trial
;
I
Symonds
jo
17
...
Mrs. W. D. Jackson Mr. Condon MiBs A. Cleary Mr. J. F. Whitely F. J. Townsend ,, J. Maher ,, T. Whitelv Mrs. Mathieson Mr. J. Gilchrist W. Munday ,, Mrs. Hurley Stafford ,,
I don't accuse the hon. mem of saying what was untrue. The Colonial said he would Secretary but he hoped the hon. withdraw, more member would be a little explicit.
9
criminal the when
found guilty, Brown, burglary, Peter Donnelly, imprisonment
,,
me.
4
PERTH
proposed and a way, ft. for foot
sat
the
words
Secretary
what Hackett:
Mr.
and
S>o
is
carriage provide 6 than of not less passage When is the bridge passengers. the Beaufort and Stirling-street pleted will be closed. crossings to
ft.
withdraw
—
.
institute
that
6
One of the measures now occupying to of Parliament is a Bill the attention the erection of a bridge across authorise Barrack-street the line from railway the Working through the spot on which s
Mrs. Mr.
d 0
s
1 19 118 1 16 18
...
T.Harrington Hon. W. E. Marmion
York.
From an utterance which fell from the from his of the Premier place in the lips that the House the other night we learn to are. Government going expend some in the or £18,000 £17,000 relaying with heavier rails. Eastern Railway that means we we are This hope, to with an accelerated be blessed going train service. a consummation mostdevoutly to be prayed for.
Men
draws
of in description yaur Country with some and general prices as to labor Kind of labor per day Week and month and prices of food or board per week, and how can a man get to your land from this and the best time of the season to Come fall Winter fer as Spring summer safety to the water Would come you Voyage. California by the way of Sanfrancisco hoping to hear from you soon."
Tues Minninup found that Messrs. when it was day, and tender was the Risely's' By field of six received, and this was ac lowest is The amount £12,430 lis 8d, cepted. at and taking the distance 10 miles 62 this would be at the rate of £1150 chains per mile.
Railway
—
McNamara...
'
;
...
,,
he with-
If
:
Hagan Hagan
E.
Cunningham
,,
;
The Colonial
full
success.
for
to
Dr. Mr.
President I understand that mean Hackett he did not says words to apply to the Colonial
Secretary.
in the published well worth repro I have been talking Some Sir, ducing of and 1 don't Coming to your Country understand the Natural habits of fully the Same. Please answer me the follow ing Questions. What language do vou use have you President or King how is Watered Wells yaur or country Springs What is your fuel Coal Wood &c. what wild and what kinds. society, any game Is it an agricultural Country Wheat corn Oats Rye Potatos or what Value of land Per acre how is your Winters &c. or seasons what kind of Money do you use ours not. Pleas same as or give met a
West
the'
tenders
addressed
letter,
following of Perth Australian,
citizen
'
great The
the
—
named John was a horse on the Collie training racecourse when the horse bolted into the the debris of trees bush, and fell among which had been cleared from the track. The boys' collar-bone was and he broken, was otherwise seriously injured. last
Sunday
Mr.
—
:
On Gibbs
down. The
rJ-
J. Healy W. P. Birmingham
„
:
;
The
J. J.
,,
:
R. Sholl concluded some remarks in _the .House the other on the night, (education with that the remark question, he had given a scarcely thought to tlie matter and knew little about it very The explanation needed by those was. not who had enjoyed the pleasure of hearing Mr. Sholl, as his enabled speech had itself to them form some idea of his magnifi of his cent ignorance but still it subject was useful as a kind of guage of the abnormal well which say "boldness" hirh. But there others are distinguishes our discussing system of education, who',; Mr. Sholl, like have previously qualified themselves the matter, by not studying and we fear from recent evidence of its articles that our and .generally steady the West thoughtful contemporary, Australian is the number. among
of
Mr.
:
Mr.
a
hare
Secretary manners neither nor Parliamentary the manners of a gentleman; Mr. Hackett I shall ask that those words be withdrawn. I The Colonial shall Secretary withdraw nothing. Mr. Hackett If not I withdrawn, shall ask that be taken they may
"
From
You
;
to,31st
January
1
'
—
.
last
you
1st. "A
St. Patribk's of the Boys'
£
i
UN
The Colonial
what
aid
.
on the Eastern earnings for the month ended October Railway amounted to £7633 13s. 4d. as 26th, againBt £4844 17s. 2d. for the correspond of last The tonnage was ing period year. 12,294 tons_9£ cwt.
ought
:
:
supplies. The initiated project, by the W. A. Cricket a of of sending team Association, to cricketers the Eastern is ColonieB, thanks to the exertions of Mr. F. D. North, fast assuming a definite form. On on the war Saturday this gentleman went and during the path after subscriptions afternoon obtained to the guarantees amount of £130. to the number Players of 20 have been selected to and practise, from these will be chosen the eleven to the fortunes" A carry of WeBt Australia. match in which the preliminary practice men will take a prominent picked part has been arranged for Boxing Day.
traffic
You
:
at -in
-
a
collection Monthly Church, Fremantle, School from Fund, December, 1892
i
The
Colonial Secretary to make that remark. Mr. Hackett I said untrue. heard was
is Ivatanning accessible, easily on one of our actually grund trunk lines, and is the centre of a district which could be made to food unlimited produce
on
so.
,
of
capital
is
untrue.
not
of
gilding.
'
to construct, £5,000,000, the land grant railway system from York to Eucla. a
reports
is
.
'
;
'
the
come,
It
The
fresh The latest has been gold finds. discovery made at Katanning, and the indications are considered turn Should it very good. out shall be able to to at well, we point least one from which goldfield distance, and the dearness of "tucker" drought, have not removed the major of the part
Crushings at Marble Bar Ironclad, 50 tons of stone, yield 140 ozs. of gold True Blue, 61 tons of stone, yield 99 ozs. of gold. The Times" tell us that Railway a is being formed in London, with syndicate
they
It
Secretary:
FUND
.
Still
The Colouial Mr. Hackett:
BUILDING
.
:
SCHOOL
BOY$
-
i
.
of
FREMANTLE
'
'
"
into Geraldton diggers came the Murchison on It Saturday last. is reported that they have 2000 ounces of gold in their possession. party
'
-
1
advertisements of bogus sweeps at double price. Mr. Hackett 1 have never heard of that practice. I do not it. believe
Perth
on
was
j
"
jump
footing, of the
!
'
On November 17th Mr. Algernon Stratford B.A. of Canning, Oxon, son Mr. M. F. A. was Canning, M.L.A., to the Bar at the Inner called Tehiplel A from
to
to u truck he caught by the and guard's van, projection knocked down between the train and the He escaped, to re platform. wonderful with a severe late, scalp wound; and the loss of a suit of clothes, which were literfrom his back. ly torn
man,
-
In attempting his missed
who went by the has been found about Marble Bar.
a
i
of
body
of Yorkey, 15 miles east from name
-
The '
23 24
care
Hollands,
Winners
of
the
Reynolds. 1 14
Murphy,
M. Subiaco. Connors, Picture, Queen of Angels, Mr. Joseph Connor, York. Gents' Worked Miss Slippers, E. James, James St., Perth. Book, Picturesque Mr. Scotland, W. Brown, Police Station, FremantleWorked Cushion, George Gray, Duke St., Perth. 100 Mrs. Views, Stereoscope Perth. St., Kenny, Stirling Smoking Cap, Mr. Hugh Fraser, Perth. Handsome Tea Cosey, Mary McGuinness Greenough,
them by applying
senr.,
j
Fishwick,
above prizes may get at the Convept, Ppjcth.
The following each
contributed
0
Is.
—
:
Messrs. R. Gibbons, Dolan, C. Glasson, Lymer, MathieJ. bou, P. W. Dowley, J. J. Fitz Fitzgerald, jr., gerald, Hurst, T. O'Brien, Sullivan, R.
Hagan,
McGrath, D.
Green, Barrett,
McKeowh,
T. Myles,
D.
C. J. Moran, Glasmith, P. O'Brien, Mrs. M. Healy, Miss Harris.
McKay,
1 Mrs.
3
Oaten
0 11
Friends
1 12
.
Total
8
"147-
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976683
ASSEMBLY.
»«Mondav, :
$£:,>>
-December
>.\
v
v
2th
.1
.-;
took
.
>,
;--
-
tfv
.:
rjte
feTneui Sjp'eaker 730 p.m.
The Speaker 730 p.m.
:
-..
The
at.
IMr Simpson's motion to amendL fchb, educational system o£ the colony was on the voices. negatived .
motion make
Traylen's should
ernment
the relative was machines The
merits
the
Gov to
as enquiries of dry-blowing
.
accepted.
Act
Bill
and
"'
'considered amerided.'
was
in,
been
.
;
r
The House
at 10; 45 ;j>.m
was
chat
COUNCIL.
!
the
chair
the
took
at
B.p.m;
pending land in Albany and other from has been reserved .
;
in reply, to The Colonial Secretary, the said Mr.,, Morrison, Government did not intend to brine in a Bill to the amend. Post Office Savings' Bank in of Act the direction allowing
the
appeal, town
sites
and Reformatory in com considered amended, and reported. Public
The Amendment ment Bill
ing
read
were
The
House
a
first
Council time.
Refer-,
.
ASSEMBLY. December
took
the
chair
730
at
j
p.m. j
in
The Colonial
to reply the last that, realised £328
Treasurer, ;Mr. DeHamel, stated, .Custom's sale at Albanv
was and that 7£ per cent, lid.; who has acted as Moir paid to Mr. auctioneer for some Government time.
6s.
attend fixed
to meet
The School
and
Reformatory Bill
to
members Council which at the end of January. read
was
'
first
a
is
The
Industrial
reply tion
time.
Company,
convey passengers wa3 their railway goods by the 13th clause ;of their governed He the contract with Government. the Company had made suit believed able arrangements to meet the present
second1 reading Act Amendment
on a division, defeated, by Those who voted against to five. Mr; the1 motion were -Mr. Burgbs, Mr. Mr. Giant, I Mr. -Bush, Glyde, Mr. Hamersley, Hooley, Mr. Morrison those in Mr. Mr. Wright Leake,
Bill nine
was
;
favour Mr. Mr. Hackett, Parker.
House
at 5.15
adjourned
the
took
:"— Bill.
and
Mr.
Police
The
Act in
considered and amended, was
1886,
was
Council,
repairs the
.
.
at
adjourned
further
for also
received and read
Government
Agreed
President
The 8 p.m. The
Colonial said
Mr.
Bush,
nnsnrl
to
of
1893
riufc
for at
a
took
at
chair
Nbrtham-Yilgarn cost
of
Yilgarn,
on are
The Schools (J?be
The was
lost,
Federal read
on
Bill
House
was
read
a
adjourned
The
time.
at 8-25
National Library of Australia
p.m
accountants, .
banks,
cashiers,
and chemists
the
re
Amend
by
division, Bill
efficient
for
measure
the origin and police for the power
sufficient
Government
proceed
with
of Public Clarkson
was
unable,
the
survey
Works,
in the
said
at present, to of the country
between Toodyay and some point the M idland with the view Railway the cost of constructing ascertaining line of railway in that direction.
Hall,
9th for
Goldfields-
Dec., a
holding
1892, 74a./ ihia
other any of the time
or
at
shall, state
for
or
lease,
claim
a
S.
the number of lease or the otheris to be divisible, and no trans-' holding fer under clause 72 and 81 of the the for of1 Regulations management dated 4th 1892; ojf Goldfields, October, than a less interest one whole share be registered. shall
making shares
application, iuto which
Public 2149
for
places
ing
the
Reserve. 2150 (640a.
and
D.
J.
Victoria:
—
arid
of
Nbs. water-
for
each),
travellers
stock'.
maruiaoes.
Irwin
Garland, under
registered 14.
Rev.
—
of
(C. Vict.
19th
12
E.), sec;1
The Bankruptcy 1892.— Act, W.) E. Jennings, late restaurant Clareoiont, and
boardinghouse-keeper, adjudicat 14th inst. examination 23rd public 1030 a.m. first 23rd inst;, j meeting, 3 p.m. inst., ed
;
The
Bankruptcy W. B.
Liquidation:
-1st iu the
Bunbury
eer,
of
Is.
after
,
1871.—
Act,
;
arid
dividend
final
£
-
auction
Mitchell,
10£ 10th inst.
Carlyle's
payable
on
aud'
Prediction-
From the Leadenhall Press come Rescued Essays of Thomas Carlyle—a book of handy size beautifully got up; feature that is having one a certainly
amend
ment.
was was
iead intro
employees, managers, tellers
and druggists.
curious
of a
of
grey-blue discomposing
Jury Exemption Lands
Bill
mittee
and
and
Bill,
considered
were
amended. House adjourned
Transfer in 945
at
of com
p.m.
took
The President;
16th.
tli6
at
chair
printed which
to
bu is
a
unaccustomed
The essays are eyes. largely occupied with and read very Ireland, interestingly at the day. could write present Carlyle on uothing unless iu the vein of a Scot tish
and
Jeremiah,
his
are prophecies furnish abun for with comparison 'the of things Here is a pass-
so therefore dant matter
as
plentiful
issue age which might, come from the
to
.
for
save
its
columns
style,
of
"
-
have,
United
Ireland:— Not
Irish lackall that to parade his rags and and sin and misery, but comes hunger, in all senses us an mis irrepressible of the like to our own sionary people an of God's justice inarticulate prophet a
comes
to
wandering
over
to
nations
;
own.
bis
us,
heralding Of our
to us,
a
also,
miseries
aud
:
doom fear
here in Britain, entanglement, he, the Irish is by far the lackall, heaviest; and we cannot shake him off. No, we have deserved him bybuv iucompeteuee and unveracity by our cowardly, fake, and criminal of altogether neglect Ireland of make by our government and not of truth believe and reality/so. we have deserved continued long there, and suddenly, him by the aid of steam ful
COUNCIL. December
Friday,
is
colour,
a
actual
The Perth" Protestant Orphanage Sale Lands Private" Bill, Companies Perth Railway and Bill, Crossing Bill, Manufacture of Wines Bill were read a second time. Act The Scab Amendment Bill,
It
experiment. of
paper little
on
Health The Public Act Further Amendment Pelice Act Amend Bill, ment and Federal Council Refer Bill, were read a third time and ing Bill
2-30
;
—
The
Public
Act Further Police Act
Health and
Bill,
Bill
read
were
second
a
The Perth Protestant Orphanage Lands Sale Bill, and Railway Grossing Bill were time. read a first at The House 415 p.m. adjourned
—
;
and
modern
progress
of the
we
sciences,
The irrepressible have got him. mis-.' of God's messenger to us, I say/ siouary is this A strange arid one, be sight, !
The Speaker
rise that gives to thoughts—" The bave eaten sour fathers aud the grapes, children's teeth are set on edge." He one
ASSEMBLY. December
Friday,
passed
and
regulation, Every applicant of registration
investigate, to clothe the
purposes The Director Mr. to reply
Bill
and
Bill
Roe,
W.
Additional
dated
Roe-
—
A. '"SI
an
creating
to
authority of fires, and Coroners witli an
LEGISLATIVE
Bill
G. ' —
authorised
otionb.
Cowan, A. Tee,
.
was
Refering
Exemption
time.
member
time.
Act
'
;!
<
.
Amendment
for
second time, committee without
second
to
reply
a out suitable of point piece the Government would land, be glad to grant it for the purposes of the Agricultural at Greenougli. Society said ho would The Attorney-General not promise on the part of the Govern-, the ment to prepare recess an during
Roebourne.
duced exempt railway and included school-masters,
Reformatory second
would Crown
Amendment
a
Council
in hon.
Treasurer, said if the
Traylen,
that a stock between the
to
and
The Colonial
p.m.
a
through The Jury a
expected. Industrial
The Commissioner of Crown Lands, said to Mr. the Throssell, reply at present Government did riot intend 49 of the Existing to amend, clause Land Regulations, in the manner pro Bill. posed by. the Homesteads
LEGISLATIVE
.
The Scab Act Amendment read a second time.
of erecting a and in! the had been
lighthouse meanwhile, arrangements from a boat made to. show a light that steamers and ships all nights
was
said regulations, did not intend to named at direction
in
Railway;
.
Ele
Board D.
Pearse, Mining.
like
between York surveys and and the Beverley to
ment Bill 13 to 11.
in reply to Secretary, the Government prosurii on the Estimates
the purpose Carnarvon,
present.
Mr.
W.
Celebration
The
Agreed to. motion Mr. Quinlan's committal of the .Police
14tli.
the
to.
to.
the
ques of the
passed.
moved for a return DeHamel of and the cost of maintenance to the engines purchased from New Zealand Government.
Mr.
COUNCIL.
Wednesday,
paid
Railways
place. Agreed A Forrest moved should be opened up route district and Kimberley
320pm
.
December
or
for the con and South
1st January last, of the Midland
the
and
—
LEGISLATIVE
return
a
due
amount
same
The House
for
to
reply
Some
breaches
to and
:
Mr. Monger moved for a return for surveys showing the cost incurred
time.
first
moved
Railways.
Agreed
Bill
.committee,
;
showing
recom
was
reported Amendment
reported.. Bill
The. Companies from the Legislative a
and
amended,
mitted,
the
western
;
Act,
the
over
struction
Reformatory time and
Health Public Bill Amendment
The Further
to.
Government Railway Depart for the of rails, carriage rolling and other materials car plant,
stock, ried since
third
a
Agreed
ment
Bill.
read
the
the
to
expended
incidental of the details 1892 of year for,
14s. voted £25,157 9d,, ser head of miscellaneous
Mr. DeHamel the total showing
were
return
a
sums or
relative
Broome,
"
time.
of
vices.
Bill Australia), Referring (Western Wine Manufacture J ury' Exempt 'Bill,
Industrial was Bill
of all 1891 as
for
giving the during
surii
under at
chair
read Scab 1S91, Act,.; Federal Council Bills
new
time
the
Im
first
a
moved
and also
expenditure
13th.
an
Crossing read
was.
DeHamel/ particulars the year
;
commit
Railway Bill
an creating demonstra the or that with money
to
publicans
Perth
giving during
p.m.
ASSEMBLY.
following
AmRndment
;
expenses,
December
Tuesday,
passed.
M.olloy, of policemen not approve for the purpose offence of existed that offences ting should be supplied police
provements
»
—
The Speaker 2-30 p.m.
The Schools
Mr.
The
was
in reply to General, said the Government did
Attorney
Mr.
LEGISLATIVE
first/;
The
time.
—
av
Bid:
of the public.
to tempt offence.
and Friendly
Improvement
Socibtiesdrid/ reacka secohd
The
Congdon, Mr. Hardly,
Institutions
The Public
The
Mr.
Amherst, Mr.
—
;
over
deriiands
.
the
to
Ltd.,
and
Gas ; Company's 'Act ;The .PeTthv Amendment Bill arid the Excess/ 1891, and passed. were time read a third for The inotion of the Constitution
of Railways, in Commissioner Mr. Monger, said the obliga of the Timber Canning Jarrah to
tions
laws shipping the Government move in the
Keep,
Inspector
;
allow,
to possible the Federal
as,
to Mr.. reply intend to take any ernment did not with the petition in connection steps of York, presented by Mr. Wilkinson, last session. to Parliament
a
in
Treasurer, who asked
Solomon,
F.
"Roe-, of to he a'Court ;
Smith,
.
The Government business of' the early
in
than sum larger in any one year. wished to bring the Session to a close as
place credit
their
Mr.
H.
;
School bourne:
i
15th. !
The Speaker
-A. Assistant
an
'
W
.LEGISLATIVE Thursday,
be
...
p.m
F:
-
to
.depositors £30 to
15rti.
Commissioner of the Supreme C. D. V. to be a member -of' Fobs, Board of Education, Gascoyne District vice G: H. Rotton, resigned.
.>
820
at
adjourned «
Sheep
Further Amend
Police
Bill;
and Federal
Bill,
to
bourne,
Act A.ct
Health
The Colonial of Crown Lands, Monger, said the Gov
p.m.
DECEMBER
Appointments.—
-Industrial Bill was
mittee,
sale.
Commissioner
240
GAZETTE
THURSDAY,
;
The
at
GOVERNMENT
The Schools
special
given
was
time.
adjourned
.
Supreme
case on the subject which favour in of the Govern ment, had been agaiust by appealed the Privy Council, the Company to of that and that, the result
Court
[?] The" President
by
decision
third
a
745
at
.
oom-
the
the chair
second
a
The House
15th.
read
were
i; passed. j \i West Australian Trustee, and Agency Company Bill
Executor read was
and Friendly The Public Institutions was; Societies Land Improvement Bill read a third time and passed
the right of the lands within town sites and by the Government,
;
select
to
disputed
.
LEGISLATIVE
'
satisfied
pany
.
'
'
adjourned
that
took
The President
and
The
p.m.
P.m.
Commissioner of Crown Lands, in to Mr. reply DeHamel, said the of the Land claims W.A. Co. due to of them in respect of the construction Great Southern had not the. Railway
;
Amendment committee
number
The
!
Police
' ;
that
the
December
Thursday,
.
,
Mr.
reply Treasurer, said the returns show tried of cases bv sti-
910
at;
.
COUNCIL.
to
and the number pendiary magistrates,, be of Government would employees Also ready by the end of the week. that was made on the Esti provision mates for the erection of the Albany but .the Cent ral Board Boys School, had not decided on a suitable site. would be made on Similar provision for 1893. the Estimates
'
;
in
DeHamel,
ing
-
-c
Colonial
adjourned
LEGISLATIVE
.
:
in reply to The Colonial Treasurer, said aware Mr. he was noti Darlofc, as that the disease known "clink-eye" had "sroken .out amongst the horses in ;
The House
at
chair
_VB
the Vchair
Mr.
Perth;-"'
14tli.
the
took
i
ASSEMBLY.
Bill
Crossing
way time
!
time.
.
December
Wednesday, LEGISLATIVE
Consoli
Act of Land read a second
The. Transfer dation Bill' was
,
1
LEGISLATIVE
-
1
SUMMARY.
.
PARLIAMENTARY
took
tli6
16th. chair
at 230
A
comes
us
to
aud he does
p.m. Bill
to
of harbour the mouth tirst timo.
authorise the construction works and a tramway at of the Swan was read a
Protestant The Perth Lands Sale Bill, and the
Orphanage Perth
Rail-
sake
actually of a kind
if Britain much longer, attain remedial
for
we
two
his For
revenge revenge it.
itself,
habitable
to,
to
have not centuries
is
Country Britain's
to
continue
Ireland
must
and used
measures—
been much back,
;
in
this
country.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976684
GERALDTON
8.
to
MULLE
-
WA
with Permanent Way complete and of Stations the providing (including all the Rails and Materials; except for the Permanent Way). Fastenings
The
of Skeleton, the Banquet— Jovial Host : Does any gentleman say taters ? Guest: Cynical No, moBt gentlemen 6ay potatoes Diet—
uppe, how awfully Yes, old fellow.
My
:
G. calmly
just the away
to
yet
tramps
the
to
Mr.
—
H
Kernoizer
I
poem
ever
wrote,
GiK
CHEAP
Commencing
you
cut
cookie
right,
out
me
;
a
f
«
«
rH
TEMPERANCE
>
M
11
(»Hi
rH
O v4
Ob
rH o
o
o
o»
o
co
o -
I-H rH
at
b-
t-
effl
M
»—
eo
eo
o
at
eo
eo
eo
ere Burn
CO
Oatmeal Marmalade
days,
at
the Cheapest and Best Store, of good quality only, bags and Pea Flour, of Jams, great variety Arrowroot, & Green Peas, Sago, Pearl Salmon, Sardines, Lobster, Herrings &c,
.
r«
.
Have He
o.2C P
||
.-JO m
©
©
© rH
ao
oo
t-
to
o
©
©
OH
©
t>
iO
»
©
CI
CO
-
00
O
rH
©
©
o
eo
Hjl
CI
(M
C— H
H
H
H
OF
g.SHs 2 O
bo
®
«rHO
13 o
o
H
wjgw (M
rH rH
rH
fe
fares
cured
©
<N f-H
l-H
"S
shown
es
r©
.
"
V
j
to
©
03
;
I
.
available train from
fa1
Cfc
trains
iO
rH
rH
rH
"©
©
5s-
S
04
00
O
to
CO
<N
rH rH
r© 3 CQ
t— —
-«
I
—
© 'O
© rH
rl
o
i
S
-
2
at
0
rfj
Pro
order
®
FH
a
©
CD
0
9.40
Guildford,
;
are
every
Jellies.
requisite,
Rickets'
Potted
.Meats,
Sc
a.m.
Country
Orders
Note
address
atiiended
promptly
-
to.
;
by the
be
T.
:
ONIONS. GROCER
AND
OILMAN
TEMPERANCE
to
subject
the
BARRACK
HALL,
STREET,
PERTH.
General Traffic Manager, Manager's Office, September 9th, 1892.
General
o
will
and
Fruits and Bacon,
a.m.
available
only
week
any 8.15
Department's By-laws. of the Commissioner of Railwajs' JOHN DA VIES,
CO
Ol
on
at
and
Pickles Sc numerous Sauces, & Cheese, good Butter & aisins, Currants, Sultana( Plums, able Vinegar, fxceptionally Peppers, Cayenne & Sa Glass Household Requisites, China, die.,
"
>
o
jzj
passengers
Railway
By
io
S
-S
;
Excursion
the
»
fh
3 %
I
above.
specified
85
1"
®
;
00
£
O.0
ti
.o
a .B
Tickets are not transferable. will be of Passengers allowed ordinary 1st class, 841b 2nd luggage class, 561b. The departure of trains be delayed will or otherwise under at the special circumstances, discretion of the who .will not Commissioner, be responsible for to any loss passengers therefrom. arising
»
CO
t
i—
-y
in
a
«>
a>
to return Fremantle
Perth, 9.10 a.m. These Tickets
t>
«
S
jzj
Tickets
->
"oo: rH
J2 53
_
|
:
o
.
m
:
.rt
B ®
day by
« t-
:
.
g Jh
t-t
c
Hams
Column's Mustard Ac,, Condensed Milk, Baking Powders, & Ultramarine & Starch. Blues,
Egg :
:
W
©
Bottled
Syrup,
Qolden
rH
ilman's Stores Jichly offee, Candles,
fl)
P5
19,JlO
O
O rH
H
BOOKINGS.
00
B ,
is
w
J
">
articles in 71b and
are
keeps only the Very Best, of China and other Teas, fewest pickings ndian Chutneys, Preserves & Condiments, x Lunch & Corned Beef, Tongues, Tin'd eats-foot and! other I8INI0NS. oils, good -Kerosene, of and Sugars splendid quality cheap.
.
CO
-H
asked
what
i-H
S
"I
of ridicules the stories down under the stress work, or work indeed i9
O
©
1
>-<
f© «
fe-2
;
people breaking of excessive brain kind. This of any
rH r
©
t-H
o
«
paper
you
lO
03
—
:
:
Pye Smith
rH
and Director Railways Public Works,
and
— .
into
W
neces
VEN, Commissioner
times
.
-o
NOTE
—
on
Chidlow's and Beverley, below
:
PERTH
CO —
few
not
HALL,
BARRACK-ST.
00
v
RETURN
:
Traffic
Perth,
r©
be
may
CO
Oj CJ
fci
fe qj
acj
are
r©
.
be regarded
what
to
o
1o
.
co
t
i—
_4
.
_
13 O
as
Way
Jondleson
—
That
:
at De visiting I should very what grounds.
is
a
6
at rH
ardent
8S
to
happened
sit
s
at
feel
conducting
Hungry,
?
was
rH
13
o
rH
t-H
M
«
to
©
«
"
®
o
O
eo
<N
9-4
09
an
13
S"
2 g
si
S PR
in
«
O
2
V©
.
w
Ci3
H
05
A Iraiu Fremantle.
the "
the
-9
0
S
w, -
3
2
2
5
CO
o
cn
a
®
3
fe
S L
ON
£
AND
STATION
QUARTERS
Tickets
day by
CONTRACT.
train
available from
to
return
? O
®
fe
POLICE
?
n
o H
.
Oh on
any
week
at 8 a.m. Beverley York, 10 10 a.m.; 10.55New Northam. a.m. 11.15 a.m. castle, Chidlow's Well, 2.5 p.m. Smith's 3.20 Greenmount, Mill, p.m. 3pm.; These Tickets are only available by the trains above. specified
as usual at 430 to p.m. 555 p.m. from Perth to and ice versa , has been cancelled of avtrain at 530 leaving p.m. from p.m. Perth to Guildford will
;
LATE
(FREDK.
LIDDEL0W),
WHOLESALE and
SMSTAIIi
BVTCHEB,
Barrack
Street,
Perth.
Prime
run
leave p.m., and will Guildford at 542 for Midland p.m. Junction, returning from the Juuction at 552 p.m. Time Tables can be obtained at the Traffic Perth Manager's Office, or at the Station, General Traffic Manager's Office, Public Works Buildings. By order of the Commissioner of Rniiways, JOHN DAVIES, General Traffic Manag. General Traffic Manager's Office, 30th 1892. June,
a <8
-
a
O W
in favour The 55 leave at
n3
:
o
STANLEY SUTTOH,
JULY,
Yatheroo
Meat.
The
Fremantle,
IU
Advertisements.
will
es
2
!
reply.
Government
Cfl
» rH
she inquired,
after
How do you Ninth Symphony
and
brilliant
particularly
pronouncement,
09
-
t) next an eminent com party and leader an In of orchestra. poser of eliciting from the the full expectation a
W5 ©
FOR
The following ALTERATIONS will take place in the of Trains for JULY, rnnning viz. The 8 a.m. Perth to Guildford, train, will be continued to Midland Junction, arat 832 and riving a.m., leaving again for Perth at 8-37 a.m. 1220 The p.m. mixed Perth to Beverley, will train, leave Perth at 910 a.m., Guildford at 940 a.m., Smith's Mill 1030 a.m., Chidlow's Well 1130 a.m., 1240 Clackline p.m., Brook 130 Spencer's p.m., York 330 p.m. The mail train from Fremantle will leave at 25 and p.m., the times intermediate between Smith's Mill and will be slightly Beverley A new altered. train will for leave Perth at Fremantle 12 30 p.m., at stopping all intermediate stations. The 2 p.m. train from Perth to Fremantle has been altered to 25 p.m. A new will also leave train for Perth Fremantle at 330 p.m., at all stopping intermediate stations. The 4 p.m. ex Perth is cancelled.
CO
£
evening
tellectual
w
TRAINS
.
«
O
of
votary
40
o
« S3
hair. an
I—
4
=! Vj
—
—
was
cj
,
oo
:
.'
long
eft
OF
1892
3
,2
:
A lady, who modern culture,
o»
is
<u
poses poet. like to know on Jimhe certainly is something 01), pleigh run in that way The general of poets have two char know, prominent you hail and genius. He acteristics long
«o
N
2
Jone's much
on
'
the who
ALTERATION
W
«o
RAILWAY.
Ci
©
rH
literally
tales.
ASTERN
6© .
future
in
utterance
giving
People work may
hypothesis. too much
.
working of complain therefore perhaps
,
a
laconic
OS
every
CHEAP
P :
W.
but
;
maestro
13
O
I-H
a <M
.
rt
set.
MONDAY, September further notice, day until for TICKETS, available will be issued to Greenmount, Well, Newcastle, Northam, York
and
12th,
She Yes. papa, Reginald ? What did he say 1 He He nervously but I know he didn't say anything he looked at me for gave his consent, a sort of pitying in don't way, you know.
has the
M
.r©Cft
"
;
All
.
OILMAN
AND
ofi
thereafter
will
EXCURSION
;
fat.
She anxiously
In
O
be
« >
?
fellow
after
RAILWAYS AUSTRALIA.
;
idle
O
'co H
—
WESTERN
—
as
GROCER
.
S C5 w
fci
Specifica
per
tender
OVERNMENT :
We are going to have grand company and you really must me a better ring was dis the last Bhapod leg of mutton and mind it's well hung, and graceful
called who
shewn
:
said handing the manu to the editor. Then I could not of taking a moment think it from the generous hand editor, you, replied ing it back.
Dr.
fares
out
Public Works Office, Australia, Perth, Western loth December, 1892.
script for
pattern
of £5
of of
'
the first the caller
too not couldn't
o'E
-
2
Office,
Contract, may also
on
by in day.
it
1 did not know that you of art. Mr. lover Nupkins But I was look Not me, indeed. jost if I could ing to see gel hold of any bottles. thing to put on my blacking
sir,
and
.
Academy
is
the
.
Pat
you.
a
This
this
of
lowest or any be accepted.
sarily
Napkins,
were
times
eo
CO
and
.
for
Vi.
There,
—
then.
Ah,
at
seen
Drawings payment
obtained The
the
at
—
sixpence
At
for TICKETS available issued to Fremantle, Perth,
13
to The Hon. and marked
Works,
Conditions
and
tions,
RETURN
Contract.
addressed
be
may
said
for a money-box rainy your the for What's it a good of saving rainy day ? You can't go out and spend it
March,
:
Ti mm
MONDAY, September further day until notice,
will.be Guildford
below
and at the Court House 20th February next, after of the next the arrival stea Geraldton, A limited number of mer from that date.
1 suppose
.
of
Drawings
was
dog
28th
" Contract." Tenders for ltlullewa Conditions of Contract, Specifications,
soon.
The Young Philosopher There's
it
Office
side,
won't
a
get
at this
'
frighten bark you'll
Then
:
it
above to be Public
are
Director
been
I've believe
the
Tuesday,
on
the
They
relations.
I
and
dog,
mad. Mrs. be necessary
wife's
excitedly
.
a
1893, for
you're looking. see, my present What are lowering.
trifle
by
bitten
up
received
-
a
Noon
to
be
.
is
BOOKINGS.
on
every
CHEAP 14 days,
'
diet
and
and
thin You
ou ? you living Growler Mr.
EXCURSION
Commencing 12th
57 miles.
will
TENDERS
Ard-
Why,
about
Length
.
Innutritious
i
Construction
scene-shifter.
An
CONTRACT.
CHEAP
of
post
.
The
—
.
situation
of
'
dramatic
railways
GovernmentAUSTRALIA.
.
WESTERN
MULLEWA A
RAILWAY
,
n
to
'
an
_
g
to
.
ir
515
A
of Poultry
stock
large
be shortly
Families
to
hand.
waited orders
Country
with
will
on
daily.
attended
to
dispatch.
;
will
TENDERS to
up
noon
1893, for
on
the
received
be
the Tuesday, above Contract.
to be addressed They of Public Director Works, Onslow "Tender for side, are
Contract." Contract,
and
Quarters Conditions
of
be seen at may Onslow. Office The lowest or be
sarily
this
W. of of
Perth,
to The Hou. The and marked out Police Station
Works
Tickets
are
not
transferable.
be allowed of PasseDgers will ordinary 1st class, 561b. 841b 2nd class, luggage The departure of trains will be delayed or otherwise under at oircumstances, special the discretion of the Commissioner, who will ;
and
lender
Specifications and at the Post .
will
VENN,
not
not neces
Commissioner,
and Railways Works.
Director
be
responsible
By
order
National Library of Australia
any
of the
General Perth,
loss will
to passengers be
subject
By-laws. of Railways.. Commissioner JOHN
Office,
Australia, November, 1892.
for
therefrom. arising Excursion passengers the Railway Department's
Public
Western 30th
;
:
Office,
any
at this Office of January
accepted. H.
Public
17th
DA
charged
Parcels but
prepaid,
forms
be
from
conveyed Eastern Railway,
the
when
forward
to
prepaid
Railway
By
to sidings pai eels
Stations, or
This traffic
option, parcels to
STANLEY
NOTICE. Parcels will to another on
can
and from
and
must
be
and sidings plat either be sent forward
from
at also
Great
The Hon.
SUTTON,
Station
late
freiqht
platforms
forward will arrangement to
one
required.
charged
Stations. order of
Commissireer
(Fredk.
Wholesale
Sender's apply to Southern
Liddelow),
and Retail
Barrack
Butcher,
Street,
of
Perth.
Railways. john
VIES,
General Traffic Manager, Manager's Office, September 9th, 1892.
Traffic
;
General General
Traffic
Perth,
July
Manager's 28tk 1892.
davies. Traffic
Manager.
Office,
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976685
House
: ...
BEDDING
FURNITURE. SPRING
£
&o.,
-'('Li'
K.
.
a
B
choice
your
House?
of-
.
The
to
go
i
say
you
in
Rendezvous
Sporting
1
then
RIGHT-U-R,
the
to
attention;
of the Manner
that
in
colony
is
also and
the
SHORTEST,
NOTICE.
;
Tobacco Merchants. Hairdressers' new
ways
country
...
\
as
'" ,.
%.
DENTAL
All?
BAZA
CONTINENTAL
to.
received
Telegrams Latest
-
Cigar
Requisites Country orders
Stocks/
attended
Latest
sufficient that in
&
and
LIN" DELL'S in Melbourne
MR.
HUTCHINSON.
...
".
JEWELLER, (Opposite Town Hall) a Watchmaker in the Old as and 6 years long experience Country for the principal; in the a Watoh-Repairer firms City,' should be. .'a to htm will be well and all work entrusted that carried guarantee faithfully out and. CHRONOGRAPHS with REPEATERS: a specialily. connection 'Repairs froth attended to and returned by post. promptly f rf:
WATCHMAKER
Retail
\
promptly
,
&
of Importers opening
A
part most Respectful the at Charges
Moderate
at
he
UNDERTAKE FUNERALS atony
to
prepared CONDUCT
fact
.
MR.
&
Wholesale
,,
.
;
;
M.
.
CUTBUSH
'
LINDELL,
Wendl, Adelaide,) BARRACK ST., PERTH,
of J.
NOTICE. T
'
.
STK
V.
B.
I
,
inspect
v:
'
you
I
(.Late
country districts would! do well to iiis and LARGE VARIED lietere elsowhere. purchasing to CAMPBELL draw; wjshes
sister.:
y
5
'
'
Ah
Hay-street,
the.
from: colonies
visitors
and
Tobacconist Saloon, DUFF, MANAGER.
Latest
j
And
T.
CIGARS,- PIPES, &ci, of Great Variety aud Best Quality always in Stock. and Papers received from the colonics. Sporting Telegrams regularly Agency fo'r We wish to draw particular the, most attention to popular Comic Papers of the World. which has been greatly under our the Hairdressing improved Department present;mahagcinent. Orders executed and Subscribers' names received Country promptly for; English., ' comic A Trial Solicited. periodicals. Respectfully J.
R-U-RIGHT '.In
ELL'S,
and
Imperial Hairdressing BARRACK ST., PERTH.
T11QBACCOS,1
good
but
j
Perth
Street,
and
Tobacco
good
Shaving,
of
-CAMP
Hay.
demanding
ci
16 that
J.
In
AND
MATTRESSES
.tic-yiiJ
,
The
U-R-RIGHT
for
.
,
'
.
Cheapest
'
Xhe
RETAIL
the'
regarding
B I N G A Y?
DEPARTMENT-
&
M. A
8 H
11
;
L LY;
iti
j
and
Surgical
(Sporting,
Mechanical
Dentists,
j
BOOT
Books
Pianos,
Soaps,
and
teeth ;
Artificial
j
Perth.
ck-Street,
WHOLESALE.
|
and
1
1
(Have,
.
C H A M B E R S,
great
Terrace,
Valuation
Made
aoy
,.in
of
part
Prices Women's
and in
Trade.
the well
do
buying
J We
are
are
Bayers samples
our
inspect elsewhere.
classes the
all
Wholesale
to
v|ill
before
for
Boots
Belfast
Colony
Wholesale Fancy
for
Agents and
Linen,
Trousers (Vienna and
Licensed
Surveyors,
mission
p
Corn-
W.A.
Should
Everybody
CO.,
and
Perth,
Agents,
executed
&
Land
of
kinds
commissions
at moderate
G.
prices,
Mutual
BURGESS,
Frovident
j
Chambers,
St.
George's
1892.—
Price
We shall Christmas
during
unheai'd
Tof-
before
i
in
SELL
Week,
VERTAED'S
De
Murray
at 1000
W.A.
with
CONTINENTAL
of
Prices
BINGAY
dolls, and and
J.
;
-
Y.
&
Sydney,
&
intimate
respectfully
invited
is
PARIS'
this
as
from
FASHIONABLE
9
MOST
arid
Hay
Perth.
Street,
Meals
at
all
j
the
LADIES
For
comfort
PASTRY
and
at
TO
the
Handsomely Price
and
Bound
Sold
by,
6d.
Per
Is.
:
un
are
in
Largest
Trial
One
First
the
Bread
Bakery
BEST
the
J.V.
the
is
will
it
prove
in
the
City. M anufacturer
LARGEST
of BREAD
to be
in
per
amateur
performances
D. JACOBY,
FEDERAL PALACE. COFFEE Home), (The Workman's STREET (Opposite Fremantle Club), walk from minutes'
HENRY-
style up in the latest of his convenience
fitted
and
MENT
Boots both factur«
the
Meals
at
First-class
New
Goods
now.
Tea
5 p.m.
From
:
9 a.m., 9d. 2 p.m., Is. 7 p.m., 9d. to
m.
to
and
Sitting
'
Suppers. Splendid
Reading
Room,
Terms
:
Special
married New
16s per week Indoor Do., 19s to 21s per week. and Accommodation for ladies
Boarders;
couples. arrivals
find
that
theoheapest,
establishment
and
Federal
the best,
visitors
country Coffee
and niost
Scrapers, etc. orders sent
Palace
with obtained
all
is
it
you
Gr oods
latest
the
Varied Gentlemen's Colonialmanu-«
.
.
Youth's arid
a
of
'
Bootsgreat
Strong Shoes in
Hides
Goods
from
.taken
All
BROWN
firs
on
be
&
Whips
Sale.
,
addressed
"
,
to
ALLEN,
Hay
Brushes Skins, Harness Oils
evriryT
and'the"
Exchange.
in
Cutlery, communications tc
-byj
Eaglaud
Shoemakers'
CHEAPER
?
Street,,
Perfch.
THAN
EVER?
GOCERIES
care
GROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash Only , Queensland 21b tius, Meats, assorted, Is 2d Do. Soups, Is 2d Ox Tongues, each 4s 3d N.Z. Liincli Beef, 21b tins,Is 3d Libby's 21b tins, Corned Is 0£d Beef, Conrad's lib 8d 21b asstd. Is 3d j Meats, tins, Do, (ins, Potted Meats, asstd. 8d ; Mullet, -Jib tins, 6d Fresh 5d Leighton's Herrings, Fresh Fresh Oysters, 7d Salmon, 8d; Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, Jib tins, 4d ; Do
JJARVIS
'
—
:
;
; ;
;
the
Address
;
Barrack
for
ready
Agent
Street, for
.the
and
5
;
North
West
;
;
& TEE
WATSON
Jib and
7d
WANTED
do, ;
Bottled
;
lid
Fruits,
Jams, lib and Is Do, 21b
Is; English Do, 21b tins, lid lib tins, Gd
arid tins,
Is
;
6 Jd.
EriglisK
;
Marmalade, tins, U'd V 21b tins, Jams, lib tins, 4Jd 8d, 8Jd, S A assorted 21b lQd Is j Jellies, tins, 21b tins, 9d Golden Syrup, Pickles, pints lib 7d and 8d tins, Is Is Is Coffee, 2d, 64 4d, and Is 8d Baking Powder, 6d Jib tins, Egg Powder, Jib tins. Gd Colman's Mustard D S F Jib 7d, -Jib Is Green Peas, lib, 7d ; lTreqeh Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal,8d per lb Pea Flour, 8d per lb Condensed Milk Tomato 7d Sauce, Gd and &d Worcester shire Sauce, fid Starch, 4Jd per ib Blue, 8d per lb Do Keen's, Ultramarine, lOd j Table 9d Vinegar, per bottle. Cordials. Tea, 2s lb Is Ud and Is, per Arrowroot, J and lid 8d lb 8d lb paekets, Caudles, per Soap, 4d 6d and Gd bar Destampe's self-aoting do, lid bar Is 3d botlte; Destampe's Washing Fluid, Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d New Vasse Poiatoes, lai fid stone, Other lines at the Lowest S A and
fashions,
8d
tins,
Tinned
Cossack,
17 1889.
PerthrQctober
?
Suits
—
SMITH,
;
;
;
KNOWN
;
—Therefore—
;
;
HE
ARM
AN
and
take
heed.
"/
£1 very new style in stock. A Mention particularly paid Ttfcutting. fit / Reliable guaranteed. & M ens' aud boys' Hats, Shirtings / Hosiery. of Gloves, A large assortment Ties, Scarfs &c. /
J
N
otbing
is
at
wanting
That
old
can
pianos
be, ex
;
;
j
changed
for
new
at
the
;
;
;
;
;
5
Federal
Furnishing
Ware-
'
;
t'
;
;
;
liouse,
;
convenient
;
,
in
aud
Boots
Shipments opportunity
Salted
Why—
of the
W. A.,
aud
by post
Itoebourne in
;
;
Wholesale
want
varied
or otherwise will be and promptness. PRIZE FIRST the late at Society's Show held at the best collection of both
Messrs.
hat
for
including
Clippers,
GsSP Note
GENTLEMEN, W
,
"
.
possible Colonies.
Chamois
Sponges,
Large
Ladies'and and English
Children's
Regular
W.A. Agricultural for Guildford, and Harness. Saddlery
.
Baths.
Outdoor
Spurs,
note
to
:
and
Saddlery
Bridles, Boys' and Pack Pilches, Saddles, Horse and all requisites Clothing, class Stable or
ROBERT
open
of
and a, large stock, of Gig, and Cart, Gents' and
Hostelry,
i
variety.
kinds
and
f ''
!-
:
PERTH, a
of
of
ALSO,— Men's and
Cairiage Saddles Riding Girls' Saddles and Saddles Jockey
Ladies'
Harness,
inspection.
—
cook. English : From 6 a Breakfast From 12 a.m. Lunch
assortment
Pertli;
Hay-street
and
boarders
hours.
all
Proprietor.
BB1PEB,"
CITY
"THE
in
LWAYS
Frederick
Harness.
Combs, Blacking,
HEABMAN,
Gr.
the comfort
for
V XJL
R.S.
W.
all
Goods
r
Perth,
Agents..
Stock
MAVE Assortment
to
SMITH of
Street;'
fcTREET,
POINT-
Sir J.he Governor, Uroome, K.C.M.G.
and
All
visitors.
is
£1111,
Excellency N,
executed
Three Jetty. nDd Town- hall. Railway Station, of the Vienna late W. F. JENNINGS, the above new OPENED Cafe, has now which have been extensive premises,
will
AP
ROBERT Manufacturer
week.
Shower and Plunge Baths. on arrival of Nor' OYSTERS regularly West Boat. D. has added a handsome Jacoby and Ball-room to his fine, Concert Hall is for which to let smoke premises, concerts, socials, and practices.
Perth.
Accommodation. -£1 Is per week.
Boarders Boarders 25s
Indoor Roller
Hotel
class
Outdoor
VERYARD'S
of
His
extra.
Manufacturers,
in
specialties.
'
BROWN & ALLEN/;
Stein's)
BY SPECIAL
' .
Co.,
Fancy
Barrack
'
of
Stationers.
&
Stationers,
'
HARNESS STREET,
HAY
Liberal aod Choice Menu. The very choicest brands of wines, beer and spirits. only :in stock. South wines ale Australian and
-
"
.
the
Confec
of
Colony.
«
(Opposite
,
Stock
the
is.
tionery
4m
AND
!
in Morocco.
all
Post 3d.
STEIN
Boot
Adelaide,
VIEWS, '
Sole
PERTH. in
VIEWS
Gilt;
Importers,
Minorgan.
SADDLE
attendance.
first-class
!
&
WORKS,, BARRACK
,
engaged
;
the
.Mounted
Splendidly:
ORDER
:
while
rivalled,
/
COOK
First-class and
PIONEER
carle.
Hours.
Wales.
CHIEF CENTRES and:. SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA'.
opportunity
an
Booksellers,
A
unsurpassed.
are
CAKES
The
and
conveniences?:
.
!
j£
9 p.m.,
to
'
|
South
a.m.
of
CHALLENGE
.
|
;
Perth, College and
MAGNIFICENT,
COMPETITION.
.
ROOMS,
;
,
Street,
'
is
MADE
they
B.
.
REFRESHMENT
MARSHALL,
PERTH
!
RESTAURANT,
Lunches. Dinner a la Suppers.
j
r
THE:1''
<
THE
;
New
speciality.
first
really Lowest
VIEWS
£14
a
class DRAY Possible Price.
a
WE
Minorgan that
Public
DRAYS DRAYS
HEAVY
upwards, Inspection to acquire
the
to
making SPRING
are
Perth.
Murray-Sts.,
Barrington
and
T
turned
of Philadelphia Dental of Oral Hospital Surgery, U.S.A. E. D. Marshall, Late of Marshall Bros.,
Perth.
Street,
Barrington
Messrs.
EMPORIUM
ERY
work
us.
Hntt
Bingay,
j
CONFECTION
by
Late
BAZAAR,
and
King
JACOBY.
D.
mechanical
all
out
Street.
Proprietor—
,
nothing
dressed,' undressed, speaking arid others other over 2000 toys— Rocking Horses, Latest Mechanical Novelties.
CARTS
!
CAFE
rrjIHE JL
cannot
given
Perth.
Terrace, '
1_
1
—
Patronize
promptly
'
PATERSON
A.
C.
Ill
Purchasers.
all
'
to Suit
Lots
!
In
larly
Safes,
foir
& Marshall wish to particu point out that their Artificial Teetli11 be excelled in Fit, or Durability in this A guarantee Colony. is
Biugay
Boots
(Speciality), Paris Made),
Daily
THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,
BUSINESSES HOUSES to LET.
SALE.
for
lUOO,)
Drapery,
Toys, etc.
AND? HOUSES,
1'
SALE
'
Tweed
Corner
FOR
per
and Ivory, Gas, Ether,
Operations.
Hours:
Hosiery, Towelling,
(kcl
Lands
and Rural
£16
to.
Machines,
Hay
the
'
Town, Suburban
10s;
Sewing
XMAS. but toys
invited.
Wholesale
Men's
Lowest
0
iUNDERTAKEN..
SU&VE15S
Inspection
variety.
j
of
New
splendid
Our
W.A.
Perth,
a
£5
(from
Natalis
!
Stock of Ladies' and Patent real Glace Kid Buttoned 'and Lace at and are Boots, selling Less than London Prices. in Slippers
i
George's
Cigars
,
.
Gold
Speciality. administered
.
St.
.
i
..
W E;L D
o
'
"
—
c
|
CO..
SURVEYORS,; —
&
.
A. LICENCED
y .
a
l
.
P&TERSON&
l
a
Large
'
kb
with
filled
Teeth Chloroform
'
i ,
DEPARTMENT.
'
IT owr
Freniautle.
Stationery.
FACTORY,
!
PERTH.
'
aud
'
Umlertaker,
COLONIAL
Perth
Scents,
.
AND
xjoNDON
Ware, Fancy Goods,
.
China
M P B E L L,
.
G A
.
K
J.
Pictures,
Hay-street,
colony.
Perth,
prices,
j
National Library of Australia
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976686
PALACE
SILVER
HOTEL.
CONFECTIONERY Wholesale
JOHN MUSSON
Steam
Proprietor. MURRAY
Insurances
lowest
effected'at
The
OFFICE.
rales. Farm
Works,
Confectionery
-
The
Hotel
SILVER
PAN
tionery
Company,
accomodation
more
than
other
any
for
hotel
has
Confec
in
'
Manufactures
Western
Terms
20s.
Meals
Single The
week per and lodging.
Cuisine of
ment
is
for
hoard
Sugar
the
Range
Cooking in the colony for
ing The
and
Five
Hotel
Turkish
most
Beds
all"
are
Creams, Goods
Ask
City.
.
Liquors
rriie
Wire
Brands
Wines
Hotel.)
Colonies.
Room contains
Beer
and
are
A. Goods,
our
sell
and
.
C.
THE Pertha
excel
of Alcock's use
Drops,
JnjubeB,
the best
selling
TO
of
are
Trade
Country
our
view
in
PIANO & MHSIC ROOM
the
NORTHAM
SILVER
and
trial
J ackets
with
TBI SYDNEYPALACE HOTEL, in
the
from
being
the
The are
the
Hall, Government
opposite and
are
Visitors
Post
Attention
Offices.
that
now
are
directed
Store
from
the
Country
Colonies
of
the
also
and the
celebrated
Silver
WORCESTERSHIRE
Pan
SAUCE.
orders,
country
will
on
application.
give
a
trial
in
the
CITY-
bear in mind of the most to be found
Catalogue
posted it,
Proprietor,
and yon
order.
National Library of Australia
|
Wellington-street,
found
in
when able in
visiting
exponents
the
genial
the
nf ants'
Gowns,
|
-
Guineas
25
and
who
man
rapidly.
choicest
patterns.
a
Silk,
Broche
Stock;
large'
Robes.
&
Night Dresses &c: Cambric and Linen,
Chemises, of
has
Head-flannels
and Lyons Silks.
Silks
T rouserings
& Suitings
N osiery
arrived
just
£
ach
p
oplinettes
in
p
a
£ very
in
requisite
in
to
ress-pieces
Guineas
may be obtained Warehouse
at the Federal for
and
classes
Velvets
Dept. Gloves.
Kid
& pockets. Velveteens,
&
Aprons. and
Collars
CufEs.
K&AfY, PICTURE
.
FRAMER West.
Murray-street,
.
hundred
one
to
Ivory.
Manchester
£ mbroidery, Fancy and Lace Regatta Costumes, Blouses,
Pianos
that
Sateens.
and
of Muslins Striped Sc spotted Cloths in all colors, and Delaines.
ongee
S,
KNOWN
Tan
all
Pretty,
and
the
suit
stock.
Hats &c,
and
Taffeta,
Satins,
in
shades & colours
Graceful
Black,
Styles
inspection
Ladies'
Cashmeres
Swede Guantlet,
p
in
Good,
Belts
for
kept
of
variety
fashion
£ adies'
the latest
ready
requisite
Zephyrs,
rints,
in &
Gentleman's
E very latest 0 rnaments,
Professional Chef. Terms moderate.
from
everybody.
very
selling
newest
R ich Silks, A ssortraent
Perth.
Furnishing Time- Payment System.
Cash
on
Large
the
Stock
of
pictures
on
always
baud.
„
Country orders attended Terms Moderate.
to.
\
PAN
Printed
\
M.
KWOWN
WANTED
COMPANY, j
the
HICKS
0
Street,
CONFECTIONERY
mil#!,
be
SHAMROCK
X WANTED
Send for
SILVER
to
popular is undoubted of the grand old winter
to.
COMFORTABLE BEST
is
of
PRACTICAL
I
ree
and
game
Pertb.
Street,
has taken over N. Moyle from Mr. above well-known hotel the T. Quinlau, and will endeavour M.L.A., to its as the Lead maintain reputation of the Hotel Metropolis. ing New Saloon Bar. 1 o'clock. Table D'Hote
.
HOTEL
List
one
:
W.
X
attended Price
that
Hay
POWDER,
the
most lovers
should
suit
COOK
recreations
THE Mr.
And
and
address
who is BROWN now CHARLEY skipper chief of the Billiard Saloon at engineer Blake's Hotel in Muriay-st., Perth. Australian
BRAND
BAKING
PALACE
i#s$
pastime the City
a
SYDNEY
and
Football
now
Muslins,
aces
C or sets, K erchiefs s urahs,
HOTEL.
PROMPTLY
most
AMONG W.A.,
.
Borne
sale
POWDER,
"KANGAROO"
find
will
MUSSON'S
CHEAPEST
fact
the
to
for
offering
the
Note
ly as
COURTYARD.
Eastern
The
all
stamped or
Watches
and Keyless.
C-
to
—
and Pius.
Rings
Mantles
Bead, Gold and Silver Gimps. £ legant designs in Dress Trimmings. Trimmed and untrimmed straws R ibbona T ies, Scarfs & all kinds of Haberdashery.
and Barometers.
Key- winding
the the
in
prepared
CURRY
INDIAN
Railway with connected Building
also
is
market.
the
excellent
the
by
we
Lockets,
and
B raid,
executed.
pera Glasses aud Spectacles, Open-face and half-hunting,
unstamped.
or
kinds
Hay
Chemist
the
name,
keeper's
C bains,
cans.
silver.
in
of all
A,
either
sizes
with
required
Premises
Murray-street
PAVED _
General
Wellington-street
nearly
Station
one
Lozenges
and
shapes
Murray-street walk minute's
Town
and
Office,
the
City;
frontage
Situated
Centrally
most
articles
CHEAPEST in
Chemists
dishes
Repairs
to be the and
and
Guilt.) (Electro.)
0
Storekeepers be found by
NOTE—
!
A rt
and
(Marble
Chronometers
ORDER.
!
Elegant.
end
Satisfaction.
order
BEST
extend
to
and
Useful
that
NEWCASTLE
and
—
Attractions
!
water
Hot
Toffee,
J
PEBTH.
Timepieces,
world.
TRIAL
A
solicit
All City and Fremantle Stock our goods which will
one
the
comb
anxious
particularly
ESTABLISHMENTS
—
Rich
STOREKEEPERS:
COUNTRY We
Boarders
in
Toffee
PAN
FREMANTLE.
-A.T
AND
Attractions
Eucalyptus
Honey-
STREET
SMITH,
SILVER
THE
Cough Drops,
PEOPLE'S
HIGH
llWliilill, GOLD
HICKS,
CASH DRAPER, CLOTHIER, MERCER, AND TAILOR, MILLINER,
COOK,
HATmIIBEEI,
for
Oorapauy's
A.
J.
,
kept.
only
BLAKE, Proprietor. Murray St.,
cheapness.
We Guarantee
Is
with for
BRANCH
for purity,
unrivalled
are
Ask
both
Charge.
Without
out and ONE
and sign with one witness, POUND to Dr. Hall's Sole Western Agent GEO. DUMSAustralia, PERTH DAY, HAY-STREET, (opposite W Sandover 8c Co.), who will foiward the return mail. pamphlet by See advertisement in large Saturday's, issue of the West Australian" and " Western
-
in
for the
Tables, provided and Visitors
this
Cut
send
Goods,
storekeepers
lence,
Wellington-streets in the City. unrivalled, one
P.O Witness
Mail."
of
one
Hotel,
WESTERN
City
which
and
Room, with
Billiard
from
One
"
Murray
does
"
Spirits
Best Brands
HARRY
n
AUSTRALIA.
are
Promenades
Balcony
whom a the
reveal
the
Address
guaranteed. The.
of
Tables.
Best
,
the
Australian
ADVANCE
Best
the
a
AIR
All
and
procurable,
The Billiard
grocer
1
Stiver
Week-
per of
all
are
Visitors
FOR
SINGLE BEDS, ONE SHILLING.
The
except
pamphlet
to spare no effort as the Leading and Visitors for
Country from the Eastern
Alvock's and
Company's
£1
and Garter
for
of
SINGLE MEALS, ONE SHILLING.
& Lodging
Star
New Management will maintain its reputation
INDUSTRY.
Storekeeper
your
Mattrasses.
Board
and
Goods
of Confectionery
description
ENCOURAGE LOCAL
and
Woven
on
to show the pamphlet to anyone, nor allow it nor will I use the by any person, with others the mem any
not
contents
of the
complete
in the
honour
its
from each my own family, wil! be exacted not to to others. (This
'
debar
by
"AUSTRALIAN" has been long kuowu as the most cen favourably situated and comfortable hotel for trally Visitors in the City and the Country
Hotel every
of
not pledge who physician may purchase the the treatment with his using patients, piovided however, he does not show the pamphlet nor reveal to them the rationale of the treatment.) this Signed day cif..;.........18
Situated
The and
Delight,
Chocolate
People.
Arrangements
the
perfect The
capable
of
treatment
BLAKE
of the
(Late
Ornaments,
Sugar
largest of cook
Hundred
Sanitary are
the
is
free of their
,
Candies,
Is.
manage Chef late of London.
drugs
and
bers
Candies,
Gelatine
The
,
over
pamphlet be
"
promise
This First Class and Centrally been taken Hotel has now
Goods,
wonderful
themselves and for the remainder
cure
large
a
;
address.
any
—
reveal to be seen treatment
Perth.
Street,
HARRY
under
word
HOTEL
Murray
i
Horehound Courses),
& Pond,
Spiers
Boiled,
Dry
(Three
first-class
a
Best
being
AUSTRALIAN
Boiled,
Ordinary
Hundred Boarders accomodated Daily-
.
of
description
or
or
Australia.
Two
every
can
doctors
to
of Honoub. W.A. Record." that for the purpose Be it known of obtain Dr. A. Wilford Hall the knowledge ing from of his Hygienic and for his Treat Discovery, ment of Health and with the pam Longevity the same. I hereby pledge phlet unfolding my
;
boarders
aid
persons
Remedy yet Triumph over
Medicine.
Testimonials
be sent of this
lives. Pledge
.
Palace
the
By
Buildings,
...
Sydney
will
slieot
GREAT
Restoring
Marvellous without
a
.
...
The
Health
Over 25,000 unsolicited
remunerative
Crops, &c. insuaed. KAY COURTHOPE, for W. A. Attorney AGENCIES W H Angove & Co. Albany, & Co. R M Walker Fremantle, FA Bennett. York, R J Wilson. Guildford, R J Johnson. Pinjarrab, Son & Stewart. Throssell JTortbam,
Sts
PERTH.
Greatest ;
E.
Perth.
HALL'S DISCOVERY.
HYGIENIC
discovered Disease
'
Wellington-street,
WELLINGTON—
&
Confectioners
WILFORD
DR.
EIRE!!!
FIRE
PHCENIX
COMPANY.
Manufacturing
EIRE!!
EIRE!
PAH
.
SYOT11
Federal
Perth.
leading
Warehouse
Furnishing Piano
House
that is
and> published Gibney,
the
Record,"
the
George
at
the
Howick
Chitty
for
the
Bight
office
of
the
street,
"
Rev.
W.A.
Perth,
iff
Baker.
in W.A.
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976687