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Kitchen

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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

—

the.

by the

celebrated

most

Carl

Hardt,

instruments

by

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of

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above,

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address—

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the

mission

they

known

but

christian,

good

I listened to in number,

have

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

of

the

on

one

the

well

nativesare with floor,

and

no

bales

room

"

to

the

be,

success,

building,

with also

cross, crosses

the

are

on

were

some

One

end

well as the the wine

as over

under

We which

cellars,

the

and

away

were are

are

and

large,

fitted

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, fast

appreciate missed his mutton a veritable It was

From

day,

and

glass for

fast-day

Diocese

and

ale.

Trappist

brated

the

of all Roman

been

secured.

two

Trappist

civilizing ried out

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

It

the

:

the over

—

Wheat,

and religious and in field and all figs,

its

chapel olives,

grapes, are of produce farms. extensive: not in

study

by side

only

school, with the

and

various

the the

violin

cultivated

give

own

the

It3

work

among has now

expense, into The beings. natives

it turns christian

Australian

and,

difficult,

.

the

been carried

six com

need and God their

unless

a

and

civilized

aboriginal

;

but

National Library of Australia

the

of

one

to

For

the

In

this

lence, witness,

of

the

the

effort

to has

blacks

Spanish handed

says

that

—

:

only evan

been

Benedictines.

the whole

over

kinds

is

ground,

candles of the

successful. They have monastic colony of their some miles from Perth, where fifty blacks have been taught a variety and

&c.

be found

will

in

"

There,

on

poor

soil,

cattle,

as

many which

a

bakery,

description, There is

shop

in

200

over

soil.

from

Dr.

Robertson's

the

Midland

Railway.

on

'

!

be

the

They company s estate. are surrounded by good land ; while is available water for locomotive purbecome important They will poses. The main road from Biudoon places. to Marah is a splendid piece of work, and resembles those of India and the Straits so as in far the Settlements, on

1

t-

for

wells

but

;

very large doubtless,

the

as

estate

common

with

hold

hearken

It the

to

and

band, despised mental

to

to

a

man,

our

rehearsal and

see

music

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

ment

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,

I

am

1887.

and

Broome. .

,

j

pllkington, 21st:

.

y

,

Hussars.

j:

r;

days spent in New Norcia for the opportunity" here 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,

no

natives

human

—

of

christianized.

civilized,

imagine

the

part community,

but

integral

christian

organized

an

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 patience,

faith,

been

now

are

all

beyond

success, of their

Whom

we

may

Alex.

the

of praise 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

two

grateful me of

given

their seal

Book.

Visitors' 31st

I

from the

!

1889.

September,

After

a

—

S.

Capt. 7th

to privilege of his native hear the much

discourse

aboriginal

his Lordship merit to the

Eastern

was

1889.

September, h.

i

travellers.

Napier

F.

7th

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

can

—

of

monks

freehold

can

—

parts none leaseholds, great any At no wheat is sold, depth. present the whole for mission being required purposes

anS

substantial

by

different of

on

the

and grand results. Long may New Norcia flourish Long may it be 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

sale.

civilised

of turbu New Norcia / is world about it. that

disbelief,

to

achieve

carpenter's natives

are

cottages

the

solved

the

the regarding which others and has achieved insoluble, pronounced a moral which can brilliant, triumph not but redound to the glory of Religion.

Australian

breed

they

tannery, Australian

of selfishness,

agB

life,

them to undertake constant teaching and useful work, and to produce from the' land of the every requirement The monks have sunk community.

abbot

on

now

The sheep, 300 head of horses of a superior

here

neat

i

the Cardinal.

devotion, self-sacrifice, energy, earnestness are still forces which work together in modern and

20,000

and

—

living

all

mul

establishment.

own

problem

of the

Patrick

natives

Francis

Cardinal

of

sion

C.

man

the

:

is

the

Him

for

Maitland,

of Anglican in S.P.G.F.P.

Mis

priest

Missionary

Delhi,

India.

New

Norcia,

August

12,

1890.

f

endorse

heartily

Besides

religious

savage

elevated I bear practical

S.A.

of Adelaide,

the high

state of moral to which these

training

aboriginals am

happy

white

brethren,

amongst the number,

and poor

have been to be able to

including not only

who died at Amherst, on 1st Warwickshire, the left a legacy of overJB3000 Austin's Church, Fieldgate,

to

St.

£1000

the Catholic schools of and £1000 to the Bishop for the education of Birmingham to

mission,

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

black

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 I

|

large

monks

The Australia. community monks and about sixty and is governed brothers, by the Right Dr. the Rev. Salvado, only mitred

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,

J

are

O'Haran,

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

F.

Eminence-

in

wonderful

of wondrous pears size, of vegetables, tom'atoes, worm is and the silk

apples,

His'

oneinnifigs,

A

colony.

Bishop Salvado. raise the monks

a

Report

is

and his Benedictines in their too, and, succeed work. From and admirable Bishop

mission

of

civilization

will

very a hope

Sec.

Denis

large farm buildings, monastery, workshops, flour and have been; mill, village of erected under the eye and direction

f

by

labour, number of

of IX.

Extract

and

caught

Norcia

is

but

firm

aptitude

Western numbers

on

Year

Gazette"

true certainly successful the Australian

schools,

Aborigines

is

good

persevere,

an

will

Letters to. Guy" by Lady Broome, the wife of the retired Governor of recently

on

mission

considered generally for the missionary subject

devoted

in

them

Bay

to a remarkably trained of civilization. It is degree high calied and a picturesque New Norcia, of its ifarms, description workshops,

merits time allows me and philanthropic

it.

is

trades

of

Australian

colony than a generation. with infinite pains

young,

to assist

Mall

established

in or church sing but are engaged, side monks, in agriculture

Norcia The New than notice much more

New wonders

been singularly

industries, and other

r

year, and

—

Lordship

Australia to of Western this order, and their labours for the benefit of the blacks during the past forty years have

.victorious.

practical of the for more

have and the who are Priests to found are passengers by the s.s.

Pall

Pope Pius

besides playing in instruments in the mission band, and cricket Perth for Mission Eleven, which visits an occasional match, and arc generally

to

Church

Catholic His

-

life

laborious

.

.with in

monastery,

the. natives

—

order

gelise the work

assisted of Salvado, by "a number and reverend Benedictine brethren, see a mediaeval 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

year the

one

services

in

"

The

account

ing

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.

the most present time, and at christianizing attempt has been car the aborigines The follow at New Norcia

to successful

less the

the

Roman content

the

Up

a

the

months

Perth.

of

in the

at Kimberley, for a few members of the Order most cele the Orders of Religious

attempting

which

from which

race

Mission, which left Franklin, Champion this The good Bishop, morning. in matters of this enthusiast kind, remain with the missioners for

sadly of

native

condition

the

.

the

not

was

successful in Australia, work done by

kind

the

raising

degraded

now

the'

mills

flour

of

found colonists them. But Catholic. Bishop of Perth is not with one successful possessing in Western station Australia.

they

The

at

enterprise of which

the most

of the

one

of

ability 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. ;

extensive,

varying

of the eloquently Roman Catholic Church among of Western aboriginals Australia, is a standing proof of the practic

the

or

bishop.

has

it

memorable

one

speaks

praying. all wear blue blouses black The fathers wear

brethren

gowns shown

and institutions itself,

a

of whom

some

made

it

half-

a

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.

reading

butchers:

like'

of

giving them in shameful thrashing.

a

highway.

berries,

a

oil valuable the cathedral

of

brothers,

continually

The

the

figures

the

form

ornaments

numerous

vestry

paintings. was for

the

to and

at attempt missionary the Gascoyne, the result

.

in

is

has, mission

managed

5 cwt., the mai k is f nearly with 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 high,

Romun

established true, which at Perth, keep going with

it

caste

weighing

not;

the

religionists,

said,

in this colony have displayed zeal in their efforts to educate

most

land

Large and pressed,

saw

-be

-to

christianize the natives, whose colonists have taken birth-right with out even so much as a giving in return mess of pottage. The Church of Eng

&c.

baskets,

all

has

it

credit

and

the

cracked

man

of

Catholics

design, each side of

time

their

To

that

houses

same

any

blind

a

and plaits wool I

of-

a

has

one

even

almonds

the

smooth

most

them,

—

whitewashed. The in sheep-wash employed

were

ing, idle;

of'

the

Victorian 1 890.

May,

Express,"

and

door,

women

All

too.

"

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

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

myself beating

to the priesthood, pirants for large the bequests Catholic education.

Jonas

besides

promotion

the of as

other of

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

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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

maining William nightly attention, the Duke

of in

much

that

so

lunatic

a

Fort-

"

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 the

Court

County

created

proceedings

directions

all

of relieving matter members distress, many of their of opinion that the funds ought, to strike as to be applied possible,

the

The

police

being

blacks months

who

far

as

pox scare having reached

Mr.

.

and gales the country,

Extraordinary

all occurring on the coast. done to the

over

the

for

colony

at

December,

16.

matter

Building solicitor Wright, been arrested. tractor,

has

of bills

the

has

James Hobbs, for been arrested

also in

connection

coo-

the

French

lative

to

bitter

the the

with

a

and

Trades

secretary

of

who

Scottish

Bank,

has

bribes.

Mr. Patterson

of the

New

Campbell, and

English and

Silver

Bank,

succeeds

him.

is

Ss.

2d.,

and

now

has

fallen

Official

statistics

of a million occurred from oholera quarter

14.

December, show of fatal

that

in

Russia.

a

have

cases

Michael

Davitt

the

petition

tions

Meath Committee

dence

must

does

not

intend

for

deolaring but vacant, has decided

north

for

The

silver warrants issue of the for purpose

bar

on

old

pauper named of the Lambeth

be heard.

ing in Australia, to a short visit

A curious

cur

an

Sheridan,

of

Barou Reinach's The exhumation ex considerable has created remains There are indications of foul citement.

is

It

lives

The P. & O. Co. estimate at .£200,000. the Bokhara their

is

of

return

Mr.

D. Naoroji, The voting

The

paymaster of

Nymphe,

the to

been sentenced

of Pacific

ot impounding any One newspaper alone thousand pounds as

been

the but Jews, of the business

character too attempting.

issued

a as

institution for naturalism substituting

prize

circular

gigantic of purpose re true

for

ligion.

that

ing political producing

are

heing corruption

a

with

prejudicial respect

Mr.

died cricketer, field yesterday, match.

15. been

The

made concern in France the

on

are

Adelaide,

Ophir, killed

injured.

National Library of Australia

is

officiul,

into

action

is

work

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board One

the

Hill.

IV ay)

distressed Chief The and Bishop

speeches, ance.

cbirman

urging

Board

Smith,

S.

E.

have

Letters describing

taking present families who were

The

the

was

for the night, for the relief at

Broken

(Mr.

S.

in

a

accustomed

W.

Cotton's death disease. He died

with Council the concerning of the Hon. W. B. Gordon, when he had to apologise. so references

work laBt

made

were

Houses

in

connection

gentleman's

services

session having Parliament will

of the night,

been pro-

be

prorogued to-day. Johu Downer has

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

such

as

Harbor

December

16.

passage

to

wanting

to

largest

any go to

if

reprisals

chartering

necessary, give free

steamers

to

of

unemployed

the

Sydney. of

week's

yield

yet

recorded,

silver

being

is

the

274,000

ounces.

the

despatched of Creer,

from

The

inquest

farming Further

cases

Brokens in

unemployed Broken Hill

are

practically Block Tens

but

prices,

down

knocked

from 64s.

to

unchanged hare

been

'54s.

by

a

of speculators.

ring |

Mr.

.

the

J.

the Kirk

Anna for

yesterday,

sued

Manning

of were

Damages dict

Court, Alfred of promise

laid

amounting

£500. the

for

given

was

consent,

at

marriage. A ver

j

j

!

to £250. |

capita

Melbourne,

of assist

by

the

officials

suffering number of before

The

the

has

of

trial

December and

Staples

the

16. other

of the

Bank Anglo- Australian been postponed until February.

Messrs.

Finlayson

and

Mitchell

are

inviting York

of president ol General

Columbian Archbishop

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 the it

by

plaintiff,

in

Exposition,

I

Mr.

Chancey M. Depew, New York State Board of tho World's Managers the

the concerning baby resumed to-day.

Supreme

breach

I

was

was evidence adduced about of the and the children reception of the children's clothes.

In

Justice

place

17.

sleep and apparently whatever. He had of late in agitated in the the recent seene

The

Sir

pawning

made

abandoned all Hawthorn

the

December

heart

Treloar,

the Agricultural Buveau The South Australian author threatren to send all of them back ities

14.

meeting

necessity received the terrible

the

.

for

persons

December

Kennion

were

Lee.

Mr,

by

to

vigorous telegraphic Sir George Dibbs,

is

Victor,

of

batch

been

George

attributed

Tho at

Sydney, Another

The Hon.

finished

.

comI pronpecls encouraging,

Patrick, of neglect.

have detectives of elucidating

bably

Mordecai, Simpson, Ingram, Jobson, and

The

of

Captain

yesterday by both with the deceased to the country.

unseasonably

—

Osborne, Wilson

guilty

Complimentary

the

innocents"

:

Cohen.

found

Uygeia,

and that

continues

Parsons,

Board

especially

night from The duty on a In the Council

for passengers Messrs. follows

as

was

the purpose of inquiring off Queenscliffe, which between occurred the s.s. and the s.s. Flinders. The

Legislative resignation

last

"

shares.

for to-day the collision,

connection

a

cheaper.

Orient

The are

,

Unionists

the

weather

The

the

that

Chief Secretary says census shows that 28,227 at present ont of work /

enthusiastic public last held in the Town Hall of raising funds purpose

at

Imperial Banking Company's A meeting of the Marine

per

during quietly without any pain been considerably

cold.

wind

named A Chinese doctor, On has appealed a conviction against of " Doctor." assuming the title been dismissed. has appeal

of

to

granted

of £1

very

the un forcing to Adelaide.

was rejected. of the general slaughter proceeding.

17.

the

iB

Hill

done much

now

an

Adelaide,

hete of

December

has

mystery.

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

14. to

Id.

caused

of for

manager,

been committed of embezzlement.

upon

The

freely

their

December

An

the people, iu whose interests tative the he alleges that he published pam of on a Jewish firm reflecting phlet makers of small arms.

has Docks. Tilbury and others seriously

hureau

has been A petition presented Practice Court for the compulsory Bank ing-up of the Mercantile

Adelaide,

of

at

labor

December

17.

share

hope

cricket in

has been

ill-feeling

by the alleged unfriendly in Sydney Government employed from Broken

are

last

institutions.

on

a

the

playing

whilst

repre died

December

Melbourne, call

a

Hygeia

well-known

on

cement

14.

December

The

republican

occurred

suddenly

The Assembly sat morning.

are Creer's instructions to force into South Australian territory.

men

are

explosion

Creer,

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

the

House,

bank

charge

Court

recently

15.

December

all

in favor torchlight demonstration, of the release of the labor leaders from took place last The pro night. prison, were but little ceedings orderly, very enthusiasm prevailed,

persecu profitable to be proved

efiect to,

Mr.

the

have Traces of atropine poison Reinach's found in Baron body. revelations

Sydney,

15.

labour

order

held into

the

Wellingtoo, M. Umford,

J.

Much

a

the

Satanic

the

Agricultural un Bureau, is still engaged in sending the border, to the great employed over of settlers, but the distress annoyance still continues.

to

thirty

week's

to

presented favor of

eight.

to

late

has

a

The

15.

December

of

Creer,

in

A

making

December

London,

was

over

this

Pope denouncing Freemasonry

the

to Russia. assist the

of gold

to refused because of Russian

country, tion of

man

has

fares.

accounts.

first

at

s.s.

Mr.

involved.

money hands

a large despatching body of men and paying South Australia daily,

warship has Squadron, months' im eighteen

shipments

enormous

was

tea yesterday

both

on

£180,-

on

trial,

to Government has decided the services with of Mr. dispense Robert Murphy, Government Analyst, on the ground of neglect of duty.

the

the

for falsifying prisonment The Rothschilds have

An

permits.

are

sides.

the

pay

of word guessing competi which have attained such tions, lately The Court de enormous proportions. the cided they were and ordered illegal

being of votes

disallowed

being

are

opinion

time

if

Perth,

is

Many

scrutinized.

They

probably

against Mem

proceeding

Finsbury.

closely aliens

will

monster

petition the House last in night of the strike release leaders.

INTERCQEONIASi

petition for

They

cost

December

Sydney, A

Brisbane,

insurers.

own

A

of

loss

the

yes

biigade

The

money.

col of

has broken out iu a large at Wigan. Some hundreds are endangered.

liery

the ber

and

The

fire

laid

fire to

is

to

his seat the Elec evi that that stated

has been given decision Law Conrts in relation

the English the legality

Workhouse, inmate a of a received has unexpectedly legacy of money. quarter of a million

play. A

was

central

silver

international

Bennett,

000.

Catholic Dr. Nulty, influ Bishop, im enced the election it by declaring for Parnellites to be possible good Mr. Catholics. Davitt intends lectur

rency. An

store

The building

station.

a

Paddington,

foundation of the new

for

Sydney,

again

Christmas.

terday

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

after

a

for the Council the erection of has been re Hall,

site

votes

15.

meet

to

for

recess.

in

Cotton, in the Upper this morning.

sentative

suddenly

intends

a

to

owing

Mr.

The Hon.

make

resist

over

anil

scandals,

The Germans intend twelve granting to thousand pounds a year as a subsidy the direct New Guinea line of steamers.

eighth.

London,

Panama

Parliament

re

the

tabled

Labour

by nine

jected

apology

December

Melbourne,

in

taking of Deputies

Chamber the

16. place

are

are altercations personal indulged The Government intend to prose the directors and those deputies have been proved to have received

in. cute

James

scenes

Exciting

.

resigned, Oriental

one

Henry

company

December

Loudon,

Liberator

Mr.

frauds, to the

iin

continuously

yesterday,

free

a

providing

.

.

Society

forgery Society Mr.

the

with

connection

sat

during

.

In

the

year.

a

hours

The motion

Cotton has to the Mr. apologised and has Council withdrawn Legislative the statements well as to, as objected

The

some

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

crops, and in many places is while the wea reaping being retarded, ther is as cold as in the depth of winter.

unreservedly apologised. has been accepted

asylum.

the

murdered a settler ago at- Dora Dora. has been appointed Black

nineteen

are

rainfall

16.

tracking

Adelaide,

especially damage has beeti

Some

December

now

The Assembly

out, the convalescent

the

balance-sheet.

are

agent of £1000

salary

dying

is

last

the

migration to

representatives

The small-

to

respect

Brisbane,

pur profess return

poses and the payment of their ional as well towards as leaders, political

in

the

to

the

their ing Parliament.

case

.

nest

doing

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

sentcheques, was formed to

stage.

attempt from

separation grounds of

Abdy proved

distinguished and Judge, much interest.

in

nothing

charge

the

of sound

committee strong on behalf of the

a

collect

patient

has

judicial the on

charged thought

so

manner,

threatening

he

know

the

daughter.

a

John

Sir

of

hearing

Abdy

obtain husband

much stopped and carriage

Edinburgh's

behaved

Lady

well-known

the writings have attracted Review" has gone mad. He

;

her

to

re

affairs.

the in

Watson,

whose

poet,

Gladstone

Mr. prevent at 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

was

of your auspices Church, aud the influeuce of a distinguish

that d

which for Columbus the secured prelate of the Spanish authorities; countenance and the further fact that the interesting identical land of the New on World

which under

'

presence ly

Columbus your on

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the of guilt established." Ah the worst the only or

A

and

October ...the .

Political

tion tion

soner,

22,

Ulster writes of the

"Irish " Examiner," Last evening

"

—

:

by special

paid

Home

to

ten

of the

treasonconvicted for

Secretary who were felony prisoners with offences in connection The visitors conspiracies.

the

dynamite were Mr.

—

dynamite; M'Cann

an

Brotherhood Warwick, of charge manslaughter,' a former being political were When the visits paid at

bad

a

1885,

in

the

from

outside

friends,

their

thanks

desired

to

a

family the detective and

Yard, of the was

for

been

from

of the

be

to

head

of

at

Scotland head present and as such

at

was

department himself, all the known over

The

world.

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 visit or since had received letter All the convicts his incarceration. expressed

Mr.

learning returned

on

gratification

had

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

power

evicted

tenants

the

as

immediately

more

important."

as

wo

on

schools' the blot on the Public scutcheon, of religious and its the absence teaching it has seldom been with dire effects, so lamentable It ing.

a

in

case

at

comes

of

the

names

the

University

the

as

point

follow

candidates at successful examinations in almost

finds its own concerned, the another part of the paper, and a truly report, edifying police it record is. On a prisoner being ou the arraigned charge of indecently " a little tho girl, Telegraph assaulting " His Honor of Tuesday and reports,

the

are

in

Prosecutor

Crown to

child

as

She

did

her

knowledge know

not

what

never

been

told

course

the

evidence

school

suppressed was

not

in

the

accepted, his discharged,

hat

had

Hob."

Of

of

this

(a

fact

poor by the

to

"Herald's" and

und

write,

tell

not

pagan

uutrulh

an

went

Public

the oath.

questioned of an

read and She could Public to the school,

was.

what

Protestant

the

honor

prisoner

adding

National Library of Australia

demonstration

the the

against within

"

movement Romanising of England." Church

?

In

Catholic

is

mountainous the of the statements

Delta

the

Chinese

AND

England. THE

AFTER

papers

being

invaded

that

ana

the for

Unfortunately

imperilled. and the self

he

to

who —

their

part

were

that

they

were

never

whether

were

they

pass

in

spite

in that questions of all ministerial Six out of

inevitable.-

Lanessan's the

been

of

sent

France.

and

are

became

ants

ties

his

The law defining his right him to be the depos declares the of tho Republic in powers

legal

authority of itory

of

swept

away

Catholic

to

none

the

in

change

a

find

can

law, but with fault

at

Paul's

lieutenauts sending hissix business. The interpellation be postponed as will probably long as possible by the Government. Tonquin evil

Loubet

memories

piety of the

people,

seeing

trampled

sinking

chopped

in

houses which for

duty, honesty, their superiors

by

6avages. with pieces

Missals hatchets,

In "

also

of

rapid

this

Out

GOVERNMENT

BOARD

AND

ARDILL's

P

originals

Melbourne

form

of

centre

of which

the

an

in

—

was

correspondent took in

the the

banner, lurid picture the stake of Latimer

"

was

a

Protestant of

reign

bishops

-—the

along the route

of

procession,

and

births

tioned

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

management of

Sydney

commission, whole of. the

the

leaving

the

then, the that

Financially,

the

and

offices,

relied

is

ai

once

towards a sacred

j

There

is

but

one

officially

collections on the

arrina.

The

Failure

Education

of Secular in

Official

the

France,

statistics

reveal the of France

schools

laicised

recognized

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 from

has which from years— a diminution

a published report it in that four appears 1886 to 1890— there was of 99,556 iu the number the frequenting

recently

of children schools of

and within the same period of 104,214 in the attendance of schools under or. private religious lay Gut as the private schools management. an

State, increase

in

France

are

it

in

independent the

to

be

of the State establishments of either sex.

Religious year of which 1890 whilst

has

pupilB

by first

belonging

the

to

accrued

directed In the

are returns given— 1889there wasan increase of in the schools

—

25,128

in insignificant assumed this that attendance in the schools relatively

may

gain

large

was there a teligious body, decrease of nearly in the 22,000 total attendance of the primary schools of the whole country. The Government

statistician failing

schools banished

soil,

ex

from the Government subsidy Board 'for the means to carry on its at operations Cu meroogunga, W arangesda, and Brew-

growing

of the

is

position Association of

penny

own

its

to

the stations maintaining by the Government."

simply this, pended every on

the Association

rents,

for

the original owners whom protection

a social and a political duty, obligation, in short necessity. are, They regarded " as children of the State."

site

aud

(salary,

incidentals),

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

the

of

who

!

idolatry, priestcraft, Popish processions." unfurled on a conspicuous

in

of and

Queen Mary.

Ridley's "We out.

of full-blooded ab the colony of New

proportion deaths has been so balanced-— that the eveuly above as may be accepted figures apply conditions of the present day. ing to tiie should be preliminarily It also men

was the in fiariug picture Protestant churchmen ! in the Remember truth

of Smithfield. never be put

existing Wales was

returns

census

last

4458; half-castes, 3015; making a grand total of 7473. was Since that census taken the changes a (except through migratemporary tion from have been 60 slight Victoria)

protest of

Advocate")

fires

against

and

two

the

this

scription Stand fast the

at

the

—

"

The

enormous

burning

Ridley perished Around

time.

this protest the Londou

public (writes

the

South

an

a

to the number

Accordiug the (1890)

advance of and no doubt

practices,"

1890

number,

of feeling in con expression nection with the election of a recent Roman Catholic Lord Mayor of London, the Protestant nartv decided making on

way,

that

view as

shall

was

going

Romanising

little

reportj

Candle

total

& Co.

Ardill ing

the

of N S W-

Aboriginals

"ASSOCIATION." the

to the Associa donations received by from the subscribers dur

"subsidy"

elementary

THE

Is

of

The

tion.

Nearly every penny 5d. per head, aggregat the 310 mission blacks is donated by the Board

13s for

the

either abolished the them poor and suffer rage

piety,

foot into

In

were

hospitals up, alms institution

was

under

ministries. many the question if he

for

avoid

will

stock merch

the the

lioraries and burned. college plundered The divinity schools were with planted cabbage, and Oxford laundresses dried in the schools of art." clothes

the

for

M.

the

was

day, where

every had bequeathed

;

were

ing

be borue

broken

were

£15 £4800

charges

and

ing,

their

has

and

low,

is

this

of this

the

laid

;

Indo-Chiua. He is responsible for the entire and so colonial defence, can at of the naval and the will dispose forces. It is, of course, military possi in the ble that questions Chamber

annum;

half-breeds,

poor support or and suspended selves, with smarting

French

all.

latest

whitened aisles. and churches of London and chosen scenes of riot

the

schools

not

Association.

pious

to the wus, according 19s. 8d. per head per returns;in the latter, £15 13s. 5d.!

way

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 mass

it

by

met

the

case

that former-

aud

where

gone,

of the

the

Injunctions purification wall aud

the

on

St. of the

exchange

under

the

were

the

profanity.

to

of the troops to follow them. There that whatever the equi the Governor is within

notice be no doubt of the case,

rood-loft

startling,

Still

picture, every image or of 6aiut, or prophet, be extirpated and put

to

was

.

are the results however, of a comparison of the respective costs of maintaining the blacks under the Board and those charge of the secular more

But

general From

churches.

stared sunlight The cathedrals

Commander-in-Chief

can

the

of

;

Rear-Admiral

under

is

and is a there Brewarrinn) 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 nected with the sacred missiou Still

had built, which hung tombs.

the

for

was

;

the Fournier, of Finance, Minister the head resident of Annam, and. the Governor of Cochin have gll China, way, and gone the same the

;

to or the about

onward.

rolled

there

the presence that clung

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 ;

Chamber,

disgrace,

memories,

apostle,

eightofM.de

in

back,

they

window, every commemorative

at by himself have government,

his

"

issued

of

England,

Throughout 1539, by the year

desecrated

were

this

pressure,

"

days.

churches

their torrent

chosen

staff,

beginning

now

the

of Eugland," History 77, gives many work of ruin on carried

of the

shadowy

ad been

Government, has hushed all inquiries systematically and allowed the Governor a free hand. however are now come to such Things, a

his

chapter

those

the

are given on address

More in

left to of tell nothing the saints but the names

quite his subordinates. sick of Touquio,

The Home

Thomas

he says,

by

in

on

Sir

in

colony M. de Lanessan, has never minister, his subor able to get on with military dinates,

following quotations Cardinal Moran in his

details

capital him

sent

was

.

much

REFORMA

by

Froude, volume 5,

with (hat

Hanoi

is

brigands,

is

hinterland

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 as distinctive from "jemissions," serves." to Yet, strange say, at these missions three War(Cumeroogunga,

The

the perplexing of France. The Home on puzzled to reconcile

is

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,

Tonquin.

difficulty

Pro controlling body, the Aborigines tection Board. for But, unfortunately the State, and unfortunately, for the too, State's a aboriginal charges (remarks

"

can.

one,

schools record

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

a

of education, save one. branch however, so far as the Public

That

the

Office

even

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

every

from

Governor

comment

to

;

"religious of of one child-lips Freeman1 s Journal

French

present

Pagan.

have had

for

BEFORE

abont

Often

Grace's half

latter

may

School

his

noxious

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

lead

A Public

It

Canterbury. over

boasted

victims

Government

sure

them

conveyed

generations

he

its

difficulty

letters

of

all

department

that

all

into the

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

with

Colonial

victim associate.

Some

derived and

party,

„

our

A carious

of knowledge between the sections

slight

upon

they

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,

passed

this

clergy

as

dozen

damning

more

a

it

head

and his system of educa

Vaughan

the

at

of the Archbishop of allowed to hover was

a

been about denun

Talk

lies."

tell

of the secular WaB there ever-

The

attempted Gas Works,

of Ireland.

affairs

of position of the Irish

to

all

TION.

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

them

not

carrying

on

pri

N.S.W.

the utmost

political

never

facilities," its own

at the explosion Glasgow and John convicted as. Duff, who was member of the a Irish Republican

condition

know

sentence

who were Assizes in

with

of

bad

Devany,

M'Cullougb, and M'Dermott, at the Edinburgh

sentenced 1883 in connection

:

and

of manufacturing

charges

more

not

but did school, untruth and was,

tion.

were The prisoners of treason-felony in convicted London in aud 1885; M'Evitt, Flanagan, convicted in at Liverpool Dalton, 1883,

goes

an

ciations

being given miuutes. twenty J. G. Gilbert,

something

free,

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

of the associa (secretary Mr. Armstrong tion), (vice-president),. and the father of one of the prisoners,' The time Dalton. for the interviews-

innocent,

not

that The

the children

—

Sheridan

J.

pity.

or it

could

if

!

iu

even

pity,

London

permission of the

gnilty surely

but

the

of

Irish delegates Prisoners' Amnesty Associa-. met the committee of the Associaand presented of the their report

visits

'

be

PORTLAND.

correspondent

Weekly"

..

Prisoners.

..

.1

-

.

v».

Irish

and

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travel in

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J? It

for

horse.

Clydesdale In 1889 he

first

arid

prizes

at

Ballao

hnviog

year

old.

Lord

mares

laet

foal.

He

should

Hopetoun we season, and is

a

prove

a

all

think

splendid valuable

server, Bite

in

..Hopetouu's is

a

Riddle, Ribbon's

Blue

in

He

auy

year since.

To

years.

of

refer-

nP

Tltm

Ribbon

be

would

knownall o' Strowan's

well

so

.as superfluous, over the colonies.'

he

Laird Laird

o'

Moffat's

Duke

dam

is

TTfl

District,

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

been

for

having

old at Ballarat, when four and FirBt only as a at old, dry mare years Prize a five Ballarat ; as year old, First mare at JBallarat, and also as a brood

he

was

the

three year at Skipton First Prize

Great

yard.

for

dam

grand

of

female

of Victoria, he won Society First of. £50 Prize 10s, yearling horse 10s. in Uio of £30 draught in each also First sweepstakes

produce

.

&

making

of £5

5s.,

Co.,

and

5

First

He was placed District, Talbot

;

given

at

Prizes first

that

At

Smeaton the

placed

First

United

the

Ballarat

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

a

;

bition First

two

old

colt

First

at

year Association Spring Exhi for twoyear old draught stallions; and Talbot Show for at Clunes a

Stations

COVER,

;

&c.,

two year old draught

stallions ;

First

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:

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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.

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aud

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0

:

route.

JOHN

Moral

executed

HORSE

intend travelling horses to Albany

en

find

of Vehicles Rates.

see

I

abovo mentioned

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G.

E

AND

Rutes.

parties

accom

Terms

Cash.

NOW

THEIR

FIRST

SHIPMENT

NEW

GOODS

with

replete

OF

Cashmeres, and

Delanes, Zephyrs,

plain

Fancy

Muslins,

latest

the

all

latest

productions

novelties

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figured

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Cloth,

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and

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iu

the

all

materials.

:a

very

H

,t:-

by Macby Touch

u

The Duke

Colonies.

tlie

prove that the very

the

The

Bine

Navy

is

1888.

November

bay

a

Sire

Ribbon

was

Duke

best biood has as good

Mantles,

foaled

Blue

Ribbon

Laces, and

Mr.

highly ordinary

valuable.

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,

usj

also

will be

be

for infants Co. would Malted Food

Aubrey's at

1/-

lo

in the

and

in

kept

given

Dietetics M. &

which

use

Medicine

will

specially

as being Tinctures in 1/6 per half oz.

External aud

—

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Ribbons,

and

Scarfs,

Braid

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Sash

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is

now

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first

realy

on

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variety

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50

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50

Book

Gimps, Silk

Belts,

To

those

at

residing

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

count

to

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We Goods Boys' Shirts

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6d.

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each.

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Tables Shelves

&

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ANCY

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selcteion view iu our

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horse,

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A

(imp.)

Blue

valids, mention

ol

"sale

family

a.

a

Millinery

Victoria.

Clunes,

for

near

Stallion. Clydesdale BLUE. By Blue Ribbon (imp)., William Holmes, Esq., by near

Attention of pure

opened Hoimepatliiu

of

at

large

materials

as

Ascot,

Books

stock.

IMILLINERY.

Pure-bred NAVY

lired

of

I860.

have

they dispensing

Camphor Tinctures

stock of Black dress Lacecloth, including Corduroy Nuns cloth, Merinos, Cashmeres, Veilings, and Fancy Black dress material. Grenadiues, We carry

that

for the Tinctures

Guide keepiug

Melbourne,

and

Prescriptions cines iu Pilules, All assortment

CO.;

Chemists,

in

to notify BEG for the I'harmacy

-

Fancy Muslins,

Crape-cloths,

blood

vV

Established

THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is

Champion 'prize'

HIARVli

SHOWING

—

placed

was

'

S HENTON'S,

C.

Homcepathic ARE

in

blood

host of others too numerous He is a sure foal-getler, beautiful temper.

Outfitter,

STREET,

etc.,

PERTH.

SHENTON.

—

of

one

bis

sold in of 1,100

sons

i

as

TO

...

horse-boxes,

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.

at

Smeaton,

he

;

pedigree sessed of

Agricultural

at

colt

Fro

mention.

a

arid District' Western Geelong First year. Spring Show in the 6ame colt at for yearling draught Smeaton, and Bull arook Agricultural -Hill S'pring

toria

best

/

to

in

but seasoned and other timber

Corner

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

all

at

Respectful

are

where

to

and

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 colt

the

being

received the best

also

ton,

and

;

entire

the

Show1.

Clunes

at

i

at

old

year

for

and has a The above will is descended from

.

was

and

follow

as

Carts,

Dog Carts,

Baggies, description LowestPossible

Shortest-

;Bills

Mares

namely

Show,

(imp.), her dam, Glengowie, stone, out of Glengarne, by Sultan. The Duke is half brother to Welling

also first in group Exhibition He same show held in 1886. awarded First Prize for draught one

Society's of three

Champion

Dani, caroni

by Messrs. Challenge Cup in at £30 for best, Colt Grand Produce Sweepstakes, Draught Horse gifts

times,

"

;

Alston valued

three National

Guiqeas.

A gricultural

of two

who other

Pedigree

....

Approved

ling

Seated other

delay.

.

have been The following prizes In ;1886 at by the Laird o' Strowan Spring Show1 of the National the Xairand

First

be:

The Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue

more

Single every bnilt

JR>.

will

they

Spring

Tip Carts, Light and Heavy Tip improved principle. Express Waggons, Waggons, Lorries, Double and English Delivery Vous, on

Country that

re

CHARGES

that

public

Spring.

Drays

Please

particulars

Perth,

,

temper.

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,

won

a

purposes

nrnvari

out

the

Champion (imp.)

a6

THE

build

Repairs, and Care.

by Chieftain— Letitia, New Warrier-— Langar

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

Dick's

by

Book.

purchased

&

Kinnn

fuller

Stud

secoud. At Hardies placed Mount he was Mercier Society and was awarded the First, also

yard. and First,

;

best

been for slud

by

Green, For

two raced

,

Champion Prize

shown Grand

placed

;

a

ItAfl

Ballarat he was. aud Hill

;

as

and

a

splendid been raced.

JJerbv

the

to

None

a

Victoriau

inform

Sis

Pier,

.

;

ihe

Prize

the

Chieftaiu

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,

yards. several

sire

J ess;

havnig

two-year-old Messrs. Johnson

prizes

S trowan's

of possessed Malakoff has never

to

Gum

standing Bay Stallion, ono inch high, with dark has a grand head and neck,

is

are

O'UJEA., and

prepared

Wish

a

races. important Dam Duchess,

with

been

never

a

by

o'!

as

at ot

The Sire of Malakoff was wonderful Suwarrow performer

Stallion.

record

first

Show

the

FACTORY

COACH A

of Goderich

Corner

successful

Conqueror.

Laird

:

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

is

Darnley. grand sire,

brown

da,rk

;

unbeaten aud has

an

RAARrm.

great

grand

Strowan's

a

HO

the

Staiiiou

Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.

He

and

with

old,

by

for

in

rttialiAnaf.inn

is

at

Aberdeen in in 1870,

'in

prizes.

Malakoff is sixteen hands points.

DUKE.

immense fiat bone, bead, neck and shoulders,

has

when

Paisley. was the

more

say anything'

fVto

4a

,

principal

an

The

a'

Darnley, Great Britain

sire,

horse

Champion

Blackhall,

Esq.,

the

all

Wit

Dumfries 1872, and

in

first

The

middle piece, splendid stone enough to carry any fifteen strong He man over any fence in the country. is the sort of stallion to get good just hacks or hunters, as weU as racehorses.

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

splendid short back,

22nd

foaled

Bay,

bright

sixteen

won

has

He

and-

Laird

sire,

at

won

beiog

The

country.

Lord Strowan,

large

THE

splendid up to a two served nine

Prizes

Society's First at

shows.

DcftU"

the

making

;

First

at

and

of twenty-six. second prize. of £203, sum

one

the

lo

Kelso

STANDARD

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

Ballau

at

at

first

approach

class.

total

splendid

Amounting

:

of Twelve

Fiist colt,

First gained and Pastoral

the imported Franklin

the

Making

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

G.A.E. old year the nearest

a

for ot

First

three

Champion Prize

and

fort,

A.P.S.

the

Prince

prize

Show

Highland Society at 1869, second

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

1

National the same

colt.

entire

to

Agricultural Show, in

the

at

Talbot

for

Cargarie

£30, second

Ballarat

old

year and Clunes

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

PERTH, Farming

time), of Victoria; First at

A.G.S.

':

at-

of

mare.

.

Lately

'

Champion Cup'

service

.

JjMVE

(second

SETTLERS.

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

.

AND THE CELEBRATED ""

the

value

who

:

BREEDERS

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National

Grand

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In

1

SQUATTERS,

TO

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1887. 1 888 he gained

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the

W ANTED

possessed

of

pedigree the best

possible prizeClydesdale taking, blood in Australia. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stalljou.

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in. every Representatives important the PROMPT SETTLEMENT of

-

Cement, Rope,

CARPENTER'S

&

:

Company's Branches

%

of

and Underwriter. PERTH.

Secretary

TERRACE,

WOODWARE A Wirenmttresees

Perth.

Chambers,

DIRECTORS

JOHNSTON,

latest (all Enamelled designs), Marble, Galvanized Iron, and guagea), (all lengths Lead, Bar and Hoop Iron, Zinc.

CARRIAGEBUILDERS'

o£ Shareholders.

F.R.G.S. M.L.A. E. V. H. Keaue Esq., Esq., E. T. Hooley, M.L.C., J.P. (Dalgety & Co.).

Hon.

Pieces,

Chairs, Paints, Oils,

Hall

H.

STREET,

Bedsteads,

Liability

Town

LOCAL Alex.

MARINE

and

GEORGE'S

and

Ironmongers

HAY-ST.

HAY

FIRE

Rates.

HUBBLE

SYMON,

WAREHOUSE,

SOUTH BRITISH

Lowest

at

colonies.

and

GRAVE,

FURNISHING

accepted

Commercial

Local .

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AND

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Local

.

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Branch

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default of one

payment

.

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should

for

than Society by any other. have existed two policies years., in payment of premium occur _as

.

ONLY

of

old

to the Federal for terms of

Instruments

for

Old.

:

NESBIT

BURGESS,

Provident

Chambers,

George's

Terrace,

Large

&

stocks

of

JERGER,

Hay

Electro-Plated

Street.-:

and

—

other

Goods.

Perth.

Hunting Jerger's,

Rotherham £i

17s.

Levers

at

Nesbit

&

6d.

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Swan

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to be found modern con from the and visitors

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and

P.O.,

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John

31-12-92,

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suit

to

from

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Office

to

9

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to

sanitary

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Pianos

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to

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the

select

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largest

from

the

;

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80.

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WELLINGTON

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GRAND

be

held

in

the

2nd,

3rd,

is

the

cheapest

r

in

KNOWN; The Warehouse Furnishing in W. A.

;

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4s. per doz.

and

ornamental

the

soliciting

Co.,

great

KNOWN of the

that

the

visits

districts.

KNOWN ,of

the

Record

011

sale

and

may

obtained"

ME.

Stout,

DEL

by

the

Society

of

Western

Royal

at

UCEY'S

Swan Brewery

the

News

Agricultural Australia to

Marine

Company,

to

requisite

that

losses

to

I

,

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j

,

j

fires

which railway

Most

of

the which

,

buildings motives,

by

sparks

burnt

from

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 suggestion there mistake might be some the of these fires was origin

that to

as

in-

scouted dignantly by the House, and had the effect of bringing several to their feet gentlemen who immensely Mr. strengthened recital

of

occurred

observa

the of 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-

unless

beyond

was

his

a

position

or

a

to

powerful

he be in possession as will put the action absolutely But this is pre

proofs of his

success

fire

in

Government

company, of such

may

not

is

flagration the sue

cisely

that

which

right

'

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

showed

passing

engine,

cannot

himself of his

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

was the displayed feeling result of bitter personal experience. Their to the jaunty replies of the Premier utterances and the

Geraldton.

some

roofs

;

legisla

from passing The Government

through

been

of

the

case Traylen's by the incidents which had under their own personal tion. The contention

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farmers, protect others from the which they are

and

members.

Agency,

Terrace,

IX.

opinion

a

Awarded

i '

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

both

for

,

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

Federal.

regularly

Pius

DECEMBER

of

is

engines." same the treat the

the

Furnishing (Mr. F. W. Wolsten holme to Tuner Messrs. Brasch

copies

Christ."—

of

subjected originate

.Melbourne)

are

to

name

pastoralists,

1892.

30th,

,

for

House tion is

use

patronage.

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attended

Medal and

in

an

have the

articles

confidence

he Ale

2ud.

of both-

&

per do2.

promptly

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January

WANTED

6s.

First

of

o'clock

Combined.

Quarts

orders

Country

past

indefatigable

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

open

imported

PRICES:

;

half

to

seven

having

Warehouse, Chief

Excellence

and

consented

A

selection

Country Purity

Mrs.

Perth,

choice

late

STOUT.

of

Committee

WANTED Piano Tuner

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Boys',

The

public

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Catholic

evening

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PRIZE

JANUARY,

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greatest

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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

will

HALL

the

of

has

unusually Federal

FAIR

TOWN and

Mayoress

Forrest,

PROPRIETOR.

v

the

aid

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STREET,

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THURSDAY,

op

ORPHANAGE.

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the

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BOYS'

1893, in

THE

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Eastern

addressed Globe Hotel.

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Boarding

Cottages. Land! Land!

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will

with

venience, .

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Arthur

description

throughout!

replete

P.O.,

Edward

had

through

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following

—

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proprietor.

has

the week

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have

PERTH. opposite

(Immediately

i»

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSWe

1

THE

AND

LAND

-

WILSON'S

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

.

Perth.

and of their General, outside single Mr, supporter, breathed a tone of uuClarkson, mistakeable earnestness and deter mination. All the difficulties and the Gov objections by interposed

Attorney railways australia.

Government western .

of

NOTICE. CHRISTMAS

BOARD.

ROADS

TOODYAY

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

CHEAP

Board

(W. Humber)

1698 1698

YEAR'S

fill

the

back

nearest

corner

Glass's)

;

boundary Dempster), boundary

to

and through continued

of and

block

of

W. S. North-

Nesbiib if

&

goods

Chairman

T.

29th

1892.

allow Jerger are taken in

Oct., £4

B.

an

exchange.

National Library of Australia

March

31st

ordinary

from

or

the

1st

class,

or

3s. see

particulars By order

9d. small

of the

2nd class. hand bills Hon.

the

For at

all

further stations.

Commissioner

of

Railways. JOHN Geueral

General

Trallic

DAVIES, Manager.

Traffic Manager's Office, December 14, 1892.

Perth,

Board. Neshit ounce

quantity.

for

Magnifying j

&

ernment

were

away by hard facts. by Mr.

the

was

—

;

D.CONNOR, W. A.,

to

;

corner

Newcastle,

15th train

;

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

December

;

intersects (C. along C. Glass's block 1690 (W. S the entire along

,

from

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

where it reached, tlience land 7-1223

is

EXCURSION

be issued

;

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NEW

is

Roads

gold

AND

HOLIDAYS.

Jerger are buyers of Gold in any Gold and Compasses. Scales, Glasses for Miners.

;

promptly invincible The case

Traylen overwhelmingly

member lected dence

and

House

-

of logio made out his helpers

strong.

'

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state

quite

of things intolerably

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for

a

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a

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Three men on the Gnarlbine said to have crushed 135 ozs. from 00 lbs of stone.

swept

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

21 c c it

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the Town

Fair will

bo

Hall

in

aid

of

opened by tlia on

Jan.

2nd,

the

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

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last

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

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proposed and a way, ft. for foot

sat

withdraw

and

S>o c i.e.

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.

that

—

.

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draws

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 Men

Mrs. Mr.

0 jo

17

...

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.

McNamara...

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If

1 19 118 1 16 18

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J. Healy W. P. Birmingham

„

President I understand that mean Hackett he did not says words to apply to the Colonial

The Colonial

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."

Boyanup-

opened

were

to

Dr. Mr.

Secretary.

full

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

the

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'

for

addressed

letter,

following of Perth Australian,

citizen

'

great success. The tenders

Mr.

—

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

down. The

—

:

nor

J. J.

:

;

The

,,

Mr.

:

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

hare

:

Mr.

a

You

;

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

.

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.

what

.

traffic

'

;

manners neither Parliamentary the manners of a gentleman;

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.

1

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The

ought

'

Times" tell us that a in London, with being formed a of £5,000,000, to construct, a capital on the land grant railway system from York to Eucla.

.

collection at St. Patribk's Monthly -in aid of the Boys' Church, Fremantle, School from 1st. Fund, January to,31st "A rJDecember, 1892 s d £ :

:

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

is

You

:

Mr. Hackett I said untrue. heard was The Colonial Secretary

gilding.

Railway

syndicate

so.

untrue.

Colonial Secretary to make that remark.

not

of

is

FUND

.

'

reports

is

i

The

'

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

;

they

It

Secretary:

i

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.

Still

The Colouial Mr. Hackett:

BUILDING

.

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BOY$

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of

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into Geraldton diggers came the Murchison on It Saturday last. is reported that they have 2000 ounces of gold in their possession. party

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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

!

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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

,

of

i

body

of Yorkey, 15 miles east from name

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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,

Winners

of

the

them by applying

1 14

Murphy,

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.,

McGrath, D.

gerald, Hurst, T. O'Brien, Sullivan, R.

Hagan, D.

Green, Barrett,

McKeowh,

Glasmith,

C. J.

McKay, P. O'Brien, Healy,

Miss

T. Myles,

Moran, Mrs.

M.

Harris. 1

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reply tion

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Company,

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second1 reading Act Amendment

to meet arrangements of the public. deriiands

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,

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Mr.

Bush,

nnsnrl

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considered

were

amended. House adjourned

Transfer in 945

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of com

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16th.

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Carlyle's

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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

by

tli6

at

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

Friday,

amend

ment.

The Speaker

was

iead intro

employees, managers, tellers

and druggists.

of

It

experiment. of

grey-blue discomposing

paper

is

printed which

colour,

a

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,

so therefore dant matter

plentiful for

his

are prophecies furnish abun with comparison 'the as

to

of things Here is a passfor its save age which might, style, have, come from the columns of " United issue

.

-

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

wandering

over

to

nations

like

bis

to

;

own.

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 ;

—

;

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, !

was

was

curious

—

Bill

and

1892, 74a./

lease,

a

ful

COUNCIL.

Friday,

passed

Bill

less

Goldfields-

Dec.,

for

holding

Regulations a

9th

application, iuto which

is holding fer under

little

on

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,

LEGISLATIVE

duced exempt railway and included school-masters,

Reformatory

the

division,

Bill

shares

actual

and

Exemption

time.

survey

Refering

second time, committee without

second

unable,

the

in the

said

time.

a

through The Jury

was

Works,

Health The Public Act Further Amendment Pelice Act Amend Bill, ment and Federal Council Refer Bill, were read a third time and ing Bill

for

was

of Public Clarkson

between Toodyay and some point the M idland with the view Railway the cost of constructing ascertaining line of railway in that direction.

Agreed to. motion Mr. Quinlan's committal of the .Police a

making

Hall,

S.

an

the origin and police for the power

sufficient

with

Amendment

to

and

proceed

Roebourne.

on

member

p.m.

.

Act

regulation, Every applicant of registration

investigate, to clothe the

Government

Amendment

lost,

to

reply

creating

to

purposes The Director Mr. to reply

that a stock between the

was

for

measure

authority of fires, and Coroners witli an

Railway;

.

dated

authorised

Roe,

W.

Additional

' —

Roe-

—

A. '"SI

.

place. Agreed A Forrest moved should be opened up route district and Kimberley

a

expected. Industrial

would Crown

LEGISLATIVE

between York surveys and and the Beverley

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

Traylen,

The

to.

ment Bill 13 to 11.

in reply to Secretary, the Government prosurii on the Estimates

the purpose Carnarvon,

to.

moved for a return DeHamel of and the cost of maintenance to the engines purchased from New Zealand Government.

the

in hon.

Treasurer, said if the

passed.

Railways.

Mr.

COUNCIL.

Wednesday,

paid

western

and

.

December

or

struction

for also

received and read

—

LEGISLATIVE

return

a

Railways

same

The House

The Colonial

Mr. Monger moved for a return for surveys showing the cost incurred

time.

first

moved

for the con and South

Agreed

Bill

.committee,

to.

Government

the

repairs the

.

the

over

showing

recom

was

reported Amendment

reported.. Bill

The. Companies from the Legislative

1886,

Act,

expended

incidental of the details 1892 of year for,

Government Railway Depart for the of rails, carriage rolling and other materials car plant,

Mr.

Health Public Bill Amendment

return

1st January last, of the Midland

;

The Further

a

Agreed

stock, ried since

Bill.

Industrial was Bill

the

ment

Bill Australia), Referring (Western Wine Manufacture J ury' Exempt 'Bill,

a

14s. voted £25,157 9d,, ser head of miscellaneous

vices.

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 in

Mr.

G.

Pearse, Mining.

otionb.

Cowan, A. Tee,

Celebration

present.

'

;!

<

"

of

under

the

Im time.

sums or

giving the during

surii

to

an

first

for

and also

Mr. DeHamel the total showing

read time :"— Scab 1S91, Act,.; Bill. Federal Council Bills

new

of all 1891 as

particulars the year

a

moved

DeHamel/

the

efficient

money

Crossing read

was.

said regulations, did not intend to named at direction

with

commit

Railway Bill

expenditure

13th.

took

following

The Schools

Perth

expenses,

December

The Speaker 2-30 p.m. first/;

should be supplied police to to tempt publicans offence.

in

breaches

to and

:

move

ques of the

an creating demonstra the or that

in reply to General, said the Government did

;

relative laws shipping the Government

to

reply

Some

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

M.olloy, of policemen not approve for the purpose offence of existed that offences ting ;

giving during

p.m.

»

LEGISLATIVE

AmRndment

Mr.

provements

was

the present

Attorney

Mr.

—

Tuesday,

The

The

and Friendly

adjourned —

av

Congdon, Mr. Hardly,

Improvement

House

The

Mr.

Amherst, Mr.

—

;

over

able

.

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

Broome,

Ele

Board D.

W.

Goldfields,

in

Treasurer, who asked

Solomon,

Keep,

Inspector

;

The Government business of' the early

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

Mr.

F.

"Roe-, of to he a'Court ;

Smith,

.

their

The Colonial

in

than sum larger in any one year. wished to bring the Session to a close as

place credit

School bourne:

i

15th. !

Treasurer, ;Mr. DeHamel, stated, .Custom's sale at Albanv

sale.

H.

;

an

'

W

The Colonial

6s.

be

...

p.m

p.m. j

-

to

.depositors £30 to

Assistant

F:

Supreme

of Crown Lands, Monger, said the Gov

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

The Speaker

.

Further Amend

Police

Bill;

and Federal

Bill,

-A.

to

Sheep

Act A.ct

Health

.LEGISLATIVE

Commissioner

p.m.

DECEMBER

Appointments.— bourne,

;

The

240

GAZETTE

THURSDAY,

-Industrial Bill was

Thursday,

;

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

at

.

sites and

ment, had the Privy Council, the Company to of that and that, the result pending the land in Albany and other appeal, sites from town has been reserved

at

time.

adjourned

GOVERNMENT

ment

case on the subject which favour in of the Govern been agaiust by appealed

third

a

745

at

.

had of the oom-

the right lands within town by the Government,

;

select

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

of not

Railway

took

The President

and

The

p.m.

P.m.

Lands,

construction

that

disputed

.

LEGISLATIVE

'

Land

December

Thursday,

said the Co. due to

DeHamel,

Southern

been was

'

'

adjourned

of Crown

of the

respect

Great

the.

r

The House

number

in

them

.

;

the

Commissioner in to Mr. reply of the claims W.A.

Bill

"'

was

ing

The

;

Amendment committee in,

DeHamel,

to

as enquiries of dry-blowing

.

!

Police

' ;

that

Mr.

reply Treasurer, said the returns show tried of cases bv sti-

910

at;

.

COUNCIL.

to

.

,

Mr.

in

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

'

;

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Colonial

adjourned

LEGISLATIVE

.

:

-

;

The House

at

chair

_VB

the Vchair

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 Perth;-"'

14tli.

the

took

i

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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

rise that gives to thoughts—" The bave eaten sour fathers aud the grapes, children's teeth are set on edge." He one

ASSEMBLY. December 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 for

his For

revenge revenge it.

if Britain much longer, attain remedial

itself,

habitable

to,

to

is

Country Britain's

to

;

continue

Ireland

must

and used

measures—

we

have not

been much

two

centuries

back,

in

this

country.

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Office,

Australia, November, 1892.

transferable.

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