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and returned; to their post in when December 1846. But they reached their jmission field they found all their and almost every produce, in their hut, destroyed thing by wild had been animals, though a white man in their left charge absence., during what selected daunted, Nothing they would a better thought prove they and on 1st. spot for a native village, March 1847 they, assisted by some a friends from Perth, began building which is still standsubstantial cottage,

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country,

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of tile IliLciBbunt Spanish Mission to the Aborigines of Western Australia-

Some

Freeman's

for

the

Journal,"

Pidcock,

3rd.

Sydney

W.

by

Esquire,

Feb.

"

H.

B.A.,

1883.

doubtless

mayreaders

w

interest

to -have

the above Mission, in

cult

although

it

is

used as the Most

ot

many account

brief

a

of

-

a

In 1845 two Fathers Serra Order of St.

Benedict, be sent

the world

to attempt whateverxaborigines Tlieip

and

with,

Australia, with' two

1846. same

year,

from

the

sufficient

reach only'

of the

were

for

They

first"

sent to West in the colony in January in the March

brothers 1st of

lay

By the

encamped near 80 miles

,

of

pool

a,

by giving day they

them some The sugar. began to clear a small'

ground the natives

and

construct

to

-

and with

a

in

spent them

of

thief

Itock

.cultivation of provisions

;

but,

themselves

,

concert,

a

gave

out

set to

not work

land

and

to

were

They

often

n ere

weeks,

however,

discouraged, to cultivate

make

a

many

without

some

more

garden. to

not

days,

bread

They

they

say

ffiadbut

shirt

;

in the ariival their capital to their astonishment that found had already- arrived only a, few

Upon

previously postponed

from the

Europe idea

of

so

that

leaving

National Library of Australia

for

at

of six

mission

the.

native Father, Salvado boys; more a deferred land on purchased and on the 8th January, payment, three yearsi after bis first 1849, just he started landing iii the colony, again for Europe, taking with him to Borne two native Some other natives pupils. from New Norcia accompanied him to the port' ; and seeing, for Fremantle, the first time in their lives, and ships in the boats harbour, they inquired whether the boats would into grow and become as when they large ships,

got older. They fancied which they saw being were

some

men

rode

kind as

that

the boats

rowed

about,

of animals

upon

horses.

These

upon

Benedictine

the:

of the

Pope.

taken

to

habit

from

the

;

their

their

own

Mission, labourers

when

in

1848

in

their

to

seek

for

35th

year

so

far

regards

as

He

.

his

is

and

in

visitor

noble

Institution

that

the

consequently, one of the office,

tue

:

also The building sheep chapel. in and matters increased number, to assume a more prosperous began the amount Since that aspect. time raised by the sale of the wool has

always

Mission! food not

been iii

to

sufficient all

'the of articles From spot.

supply

necessary grown upon the the end of November 1853 till Salvado administered Bishop ,

1857, the

tanners

(

the

m

neighbourhood

most

of

Qn the

same

;

question Australia

of

and

christianized

con

and may be remarked., as to whether Jitfie can

Catholic

whoiii

are

the

great

lfie

"ciVilizea

Ideal.

brought .married

-and

rearing

in

Speaking

Testimony.

the practical body-andof the Catholic energy the days of its greatest power. at Old Swan in furtherance

of the

for founding a project he said" he was net a but be must disguise say that of civilisation found its

"

Hall,"

ions

ot

the time, in in

old M acauly,

of Irish

in ideal

the

unique Church.

Catholic

famous

the,

Peoples'

Papist

'

expressIn the phrase of Lord f

Bomau Church' which saved Europe from being a mere collection of beasts of burden and beasts of prey, and they, however much they have separated might; themselves eccles from that iastically were Church, its spiritual descendants and direct heirs. it

had done

the

was

to be proud of what it and whether they were or pi'oud not, they would; be arrant fools if they did not try to lehrn all that was. ond try to appropriate 6d» it to own their use. If they "looked at the 6f Liverpool; present civilisation looked

They bad

reason

for

good,

?

at

its hospitals, houses, casual ation of those

their were'

who, halving are Mission, families

Stead's

imitate

to

Church

side of the road for the boys and

natives, up at the

Mr.

soul-saving

;

their

it

natives

be

and surgery. sheds, hospital But' perhaps the most interesting part this of (he premises on side the road ate the streets the three containing

now.

In

lay-brothers. of this

sketch

Mr.'W. T. Stead has set himself a in his good model humanitarian zeal. He has studied and history impartially, oneof the principal lessons he has drawn from it is that the highest aspiration of the modern friend of the DeoDle should

sheaving,

been

a

.

for wheat, the whole of which, sufficient of the community and consumption is grown on the Mission the natives, land, 500 acres under cultivation. being; with modern The mills are fitted every of: the best in appliancedescription, a steam machine. threshing cluding Close to are the stables and. barn,

of

-more

cluding

The

the

houses

Norcia

has been most satis answered in the affirmative factorily ; and the has only to bend his sceptic thither to have the proof brought steps under his own personal observation.

also large schools some distance from one girls apart There is another. the "Noviciate," and mill a for grinding the very large are

in arrived Perth for New

1

and

the Mission,

They

round. mechanics

;

buildings

tailor's,

origin.

are

lay-brothers

are

denied,

country

and tradesmen of almost .craft every and there is th&t is nothing scarcely wanted but can be executed at New is a Norcia. The organist splbridid and it is doubtful whetheriii musician, of the 'world a much' better part any be found!. The hospitality' player could of the Benedictines is unbounded. No traveller lacks a welcome at the He can and drink, Monastery. eat, and sleep to his heart's until content,' in fact he chooses to resume his journey. No traveller to West Australia should' fail to pay New Norcia a visit He will be for his amply recompensed His trouble. the; Abbot, Lordship is a man Dr. of the greatest Salvado, administrative practical united ability, with undaunted perseverance, and in Europe, He is now energy. having first to Borne to pay homage to gone the Holy Father, and thence intending visit to his native land, and Spain, with him to New perhaps bring back

are the carpen shoemaker's shops, and behind the original which cottage, still stands at the head of the court is a or yard, garden of about 40 acres even all with kinds of more, planted fruit and in which vegetables of trees, are in all kinds abundance. grown our across the public Betracing steps, road above mentioned, to the opposite of the stands court-yard Monastery the Church— a commodious and very built cruciform structure. substantially J ust of the beyond the intersection nave is the Hand- transepts Sanctuary with the High Altar, behind which is the choir where the Brothers recite their office. The natives occupy the nave is which also on Sun thronged and great festivals days, by many of

these

never

the

of

though and his that his

doctor, such

is

all

One

excellent;

medicine which are

Among the

on

joining ter's

an

professional,

services, in requisition

of an oblong court-yard, on consisting are two sides of which lofty buildings of three the refec stories, containing dormitories, kitchen, tory, library, and bake-house, &c. Ad store, &c.,

,

a

of them

.

more

f

Some

life.

the Monastery approaching close would .fancy that he- was to-day to a large A public road runs village the Mission On through property. one side stands the Monastery property

the'

and soon left 1853, Norcia: But before this Dr Serra, who had been also consecrated a Bishop had but was returned from Europe, unable from unfortunate circumstances so that little to continue the Mission, or nothing was done until Dr. Salvado's arrival in 1853. The work had almost to be commenced but the mission anew, aries set to in and soon ; en earnest, to assist them couraged many natives iiv and; ground, cutting timber; clearing

after

they them.

of

all

engaged nearly the is Fathers a

Spain

brothers.

lay

in

by a gentleman squatter has, beaten (a Bugby man), every cricket club in the "colony with which and have now. they have played,

skill

in

prelates visiting

After

:

not

the Catholic Church and other parts of what money ho Europe and collecting Aus-. he set out again for West could, tralia, accompanied by about 40 priests oldest

been

aborigines

can read and write well, but however, are not prolonged. the hours of school The children go to Mass every moriiing and after breakfast the boys do some work about the farm, whilst the light learn how to sew, wash, and iron girls and domestic work clothes, cooking, The washing and, ironing generally. could not of some of the young women be surpassed in the best laundry. At 12 they dine and go into school for a But couple of hours in the afternoon. they are allowed a good deal of time for it found being play and recreation, the natives that cannot endure much The hard labour. children manual week spend a day in the bush every This is done under superintendance. the effects that they may not feel of too or close rather that confinement, all not have their natural they may instincts and- their love for thwarted denied them. In roaming entirely were 1867 there at residing actually 59 aboriginals of various the Mission time there are ages, and at the present about 150. Since the Fathers and lay brothers arrived in. 1853 vast works in of the have been buildings shape and undertaken carried out. The

arduous' undertaking. at Father Salvado whilst was Borne, consecrated Bishop, being then only in his

have

.

to them

were

left

results of the

great

Many

.

superintended

the hands

he

it,

children to the Mission of to be instructed and freewill are there. not brought up They much taught very reading and writing, the well that Bishop knowing very such knowledge is of use whatever no

also met at the native Propaganda another Australian Father Serra had previously lad, whom

;

days they

take

They

Europe

visited

produced.

their first The two pupils impressions. who accompanied to Father Salvado Rome own at. their received, request,

they help

often

which

.

their trousers were each; shoes patched with skins ; and their were made by themselves of wood for and rough skin for the upper a sole,: the second time they be parts. 'For almost destitute) 'and in conse came: quent were uhable 'any longer to keep about' who had at them those natives first them, and assisted willingly joined their to cultivate On piece of ground. Fathers this the determined to go to Perth, end beg the Bishop to allow one of them to proceed to Europe to collect to induce others alms, and, if possible, them to West Australia. to accompany one

native

by their parents by the beginning

Christian

,

musician,

three

seeing

brought and instruction, were 1848 there

soon

was which successful. With highly the proceeds derived from this he was enabled to purchase some provisions wanted and other things at the Mission, as well as two while a "well bullocks, lent him a Protestant disposed dray in to convey these to his which articles new house in the bush. Father Salvado at this time endured very great hard-, having to cut his way as well as ships, and scrub he could through the forests on the ground," and at night sleeping acter part of it in spending the greater his in searching 'or bullocks'; tending for them after they had wandered away to be lost. In August and were likely of the same two lay brothers ypar4tlie Serra who had accompanied Fathers and Salvado were to return to obliged and the Europe on account of illness, were alone by 'themselves. Fathers! left5

of

children

way, they induced with to attempt them of, the d>ut their soil;

exhausted, to the, bush, and the natives returned was it determined that Father Salvaclo should go to Perth and seek assistance from the Bishop. Dr. Brady, however, was himself;, time too- poor to afcj jthat render them any help, but at his sug Father. who is an Salvado, gestion excellent

began to cultivate they purchased from who the Government, treated them in the matter. The natives liberally also rendered assistance, and willingly helped the Fathers to clear a road for some on the way towards miles thirty Perth. This road has since been very made the public highway to the North. and had the They opened a school,, now

which

satisfaction

this

was

They

.

land,

more

helped to complete. They also accompanied into thiese natives the bush, and dwelt some on them the time, amongst living Kind of food as they and same did, their After a short learning language. some

to

going

savages

iii their native state the most part to be found. met a considerable number

some,difficulty

period

their

natives

journeyed

them of

of

as was capital they thought to take them beyond the and where the white man,

after

which

time

West

far

as

from Perthj made friends

bit

the

at

deed,

Australia, holding high appoint in Europe, ments all they relinquished the love of God, and the temporal for and eternal welfare of the Australian

had

they

of aboriginals water about

next

smith nearer to the Mission than He has been in danger of drown than once, and has had many ing more his bullocks, narrow escapes of losing and almost everything else he possessed. had these two young Although priests and educated in good posi been born in tions in their native land, and were this".

complied

was

request

were they and arrived

the

no

part of the conversion of were to be found

,

there.

and Missionaries, a Father Salvado carried, actually on his shoulders a distance plough-share of 50 miles to be repaired, there being

to the.

applied to some

generally,

Trinity, named the

by

lie

Norcia, though and encouraged

to

Holy

undergone

young Spanish priests, and Salvado, both of the

to

Propaganda

:

men

be

and then the two "New priests place in Norcia," memory of the birth-place of the great St.' Benedict. Many hard still remained to be ships, however,

diffi

a small), jqompass $t<>; give of thatf most excellent" Institu history as as it deserves to be tion fully written. Like all great undertakings it had its in small origin beginning.

to the cottage was' dedicated

at New

manently

separate the; single family, youihg some and women, as. also, ,of the in and boys living separate girls, men The plough, %sbw, buildings. shear reap, sheep (of which the mission now some and in possesses 25,000), about the farm, do all the work fact, aided in by the lay-brothers, sixty are like number. The natives paid and some nien, any ordinary working of them evince and great industry thrift. in particular The half-castes to seem to be able endure almost as much hard work as Europeans. The natives are cricketers and the capital native cricket club which- is kindlya.

the in their work. Fathers and Brothers From time 1857. till the present the has gone on increasing and Institution in a wonderful manner. It flourishing to do much was not found practicable with the old who of natives, had, the been accustomed to roam course, bush from their : but with birth their and the children, young people

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you tell I cannot

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the

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about and twoyears say

half.

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want

to

ask

you Catholic to the

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Mr.

to as questions couple belief and practice. According belief has a clergyman Roman Catholic on a man sick any influence attending on the sick man's future, whatever the sacrament ? Has through

mind the

except he any

influence.

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Dr. was

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the

compel

to use for pel the every penny priest charitable purposes. Then is that is at the will the effect it of the the money may be that bishop to charitab'e applied purposes ?— Y es. of the Church Is it not a teaching the penitent and ought that may, to, the prieBt ? on There depend strongly in which that expression two senses be 'understood. It is very ambigu and a categorical answer in each ous, fail sense would to convey a proper are

may

answer.

known to my you, of education, Catholio of the Church do members the on in a the priest hang, and do lean, marked and special way ? -No question as so that can vague and so ambiguous be properly answered. do not the May I ask you further, Is

well

not

it

and every

Lord, that

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Catholic Church noto and are believe, they not taught riously to in preparing for the that believej of the

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the

world to

authority sees

in

from doing so.

not

people

do

Aud greatly, siokness

in

word

on :

this, his

and

the

avail

him

priest

weakened by is "lean" very to

rely

on

his

,?— I

measure

categorically, of explana

the

privilege no such

is

the

ou

very large the question

superstitions to the priest as you appear educated Catholic Every is as his own that, salvation conscience own and God, of

ministry

nothing

if

any he

would

priest were

ASSEMBLY.: November

I

14th.

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took the chair at Speaker J 7'30 p.m. The Colonial Treasurer; in replyto rr Mr. Monger, said the Government 'had' not the Hansard prohibited reporters from of supplying copies speeches The

members

for

newspapers,

but

by hon.

delivered tion to

the

were under placed reporters of the Speaker representation be made to him.

publican as 'the the contrbl

should

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Commissioner of Crown Lands, in reply to Mr. Traylen, saidthatthe who had been sent out to surveyor Gnairlbine had reported that Bayley's Find was one between and' something the a half and two miles outside of the boundary Hampton Plains!'

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count. Syndicate's The Attorney in reply toi General, said Mr. Traylen, he would willingly the charge of kidnapping investigate of 20 natives, made by Bishop Gibney in the of Tlth" -No West Australian if the hori. member vember, 1892, would be good enough to assist himwith

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information. Mr. Traylen moved the following in confidence motion: "That some

no-:

the

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of opinion of this House no certificates '1' title should be handed to the Midland until the respective Railway Company are sections to completed according and that this contract, House' regretir have that the Government should first without promised titles taking the members." Miv opinion of honourable R. F. Sholl seconded the motion. The Colonial Treasurer supported by Mr. and the motion was DeHamel, replied, on the voices. negatived The Treasury Bills Bill was read a \ third time and passed. i" The House adjourned at 850 p.m. '

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must be peni individual or and the; idea of leaning tent, depend is not ac ing on the priest for salvation Catholic to the doctrine. The cording

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Tuesday, The

President

3 p.m. Mr.

took

Morrison

the

moved

showing the number of of ammunition at the Government.

Mr.

the motion. that replied were

The as

V

chair

at

for

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return;!

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stock of the

seconded

Colonial the Home

Secretary,

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Authorities, .of advisability use rifle for in

a adopting magazine the army, the Government the opportunity of malting

for

a

and

rifles

llardy

the

considering

tion

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.

has taken an

applica-

,

the

rifles and, Martini-Henry ammunition. Motion withdrawn. The House at 315 p.m.; adjourned i

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The

pared.

bus

priest

a ministerial duty to discharge minister of other denominations

;

and

notorious of not

a

priest,

whether

it

is

not

that

particularly those persons, do regard high education, very as the priest having an individual power end ? to aid them at their He has the individual power of his commission— of his ministry. the power Perhaps I should explain to the question has power to

regard to my answer as to whether the priest absolu give or withhold in

fit. I may mention that bouud and has no by role, to right give or refuse absolution, except to the' condition of the peni according on It is a matter which no pi iest tent, in the way of oan exercise anything He is under the most religious caprice. a

SUMMARY.

Monday,

their

a

and then claim tion. There reliance indicate. knows between

bis

lean

vague and ambiguous. Are they not taught assistance shall answer

believe, that of the

persou&l salvation ?— He purgatory

when

especially ?— The

to

sacrifice

aid

greatly

may

t

he

if

believe,

through

even

assist

may

the

through

redemption

or

absolution

commonly

not

undoubted

has

priest

withhold

?— Certainly.; not also taugL they

fit

Are and do they, the prieBt Mass, and

tion —

I understand between the case is hailed a secular and the priest ofia monastic order ?--Yes. a

that

mean

His Honor. to

of the.

ministry

Duffy.

every

Daffy. Catholic Catholic

PARLIAMENTARY

imposes

world

himself order

Mr.

?—

I know

be sail to that a priest could and facilitate the path of a peni assist I may add that, ac tent to Heaven. it is cording lo the Catholio doctrine, what is done for only by the penitent

condition

unprepared

or

Church.. of the diocese

canon

as a just sacraments. has in regaid to their the theological I don't speak from but I ask you, as a man of the aspect

on.

.

of

a

is,

and the Thirdly, finally, only other he could do for the penitent thing would be to pray for him as a member of any other denomination might pray for a sick member of such denomina the only ways in which tion. These are bo

:

law

The The

prayers,

as

first

to say,.

the paring receive to

regard

I

say.

clergy

a

in administering charge to a dying person. Secondly, be regarded as facilitating might to Heaven path of the penitent

.

Will

tion

path

one way or to him ?— There

left

money

'

suggested, to to give absolution, to Heaveu ?— I may

power

was

far

So

yon

that

believing such power

any

which

of dealing,

penitehtB

facilitating

Can

in

the

It

his

what

by

about

Heaven.

was one perfectly expression heard it before. I never

mixed,

not

charitable

.

said.'

compelled

to tile clergyman according or would any faith, Catholic,

rament

—

he was

fact

statement

a

to

his

outside

case.

a

amouuts

be permitted

dispensation Bought ? He marriage. and I, on the case strongly, very urged, out to him the the other hand, pointed were there to the very great objections he advocated, and I wound up by course the dispensation. refusing occasion Did you find him on that influenced easily by you as bead of the Not at all. of As a matter Church'? It

be to

They would

a

has

man

—

—

—

apply

Catholic, be justified

years. the testator

meet

a shoit certain sumB have heads of religious the practice of to

these retain people of them for their part end remain in and be Church ? They by the

the

whether

his life ?— I think only once. during under us what Can you tell shortly He came circumstances you met him ? in regard to a dispensation which to me was

benefit

question the path

Thomas Joseph Carr, Roman Catholic was called of Melbourne, Archbishop and.examined by Mr. Duffy. or experience Have you any special matters ?— Yes, in theological training How

own

to them time.

attached

or

a

examined.

I taught

case,

law

there is on him another

priest involves

—

»

cross-

melbourne

private he chose with

not. a matter

this

sums

facilitate

archbishop

the

for

application

a

purposes.: Is that rule inflexible as to all, the officers of the Church ?— Perfectly. Dr. Madden has tacked to the end, of

of

letters

in

recognized not. could

in sup

heard

was

?

of fact and of done the is with Church, dis of that sort?— They are the different among clergymen,

these

to

as

to do what

left to certain bodies. According the Church could

caveators.

evidence

£50

this

been

as

a

the According to., could Father Church,

—

the

as

Now,

appear probate, to oppose the issue of letters caveators to Reman. Father of administration are testamen The grounds of opposition and also undue influence tary incapacity, on the part of Fr. Kernan. and Mr. Duffy Mr. Purves, Q.C., Mr. Ccldham appeared for the applicant; and1 Dr. Madden and Mr. Topp for the

Further

of

that the obligation within may be fulfilled

executors

now

this

a

so

Catholic The

as

of

tributed

connected charitieB. were the will by appointed and T. SabelD. V.; Hennessy

sons-in-law,

berg,

Duffy

What,

worth to £20,000 £18,000 of balk which was the

Messrs.

handed

Mr.

practice donations

from leaving of property,

executors

cheque

regard to himself, gift it?— He could

in charge of St. Joseph's 'Church, priest in the will of administration for letters late of Smith-street, of Thomas Walsh, wood, who died on July 20 last, Colling

Roman

was

secular

a

—

?

out thatbut part bequest, over by the testator

not

money

of

would

pointed

of

case

positive

to

sum

money and is to yield every -or head of the

that money in iB tribute there charity has under the will no 6uch obligation, the bishop of the diocese any authority

absolutely

a

bere

Kernan

a A' Beckett, without jury, of the applica the hearing was resumed of Ottertion Peter by Rev. Kernan, Catholic street, wood, itoman Colling

the

—

Honor

practice

before

but,

;

it

order

refuse it if the be unpenitent it No disore'nrisgiven'to worthy'of or him to jgive withhold absolution ex-: from the cept such as comes prepared:

certainly.

the

say he could £10 weie or £20 Yery few, I think,

he receives

.'

them

take of an

meihber

of poverty, to the abbot

vow

)

Yes.

—

the duly with the

money clergy of the

a

clergyman keeping so much. But not such a

.

Monday

(reports Mr; Justice

Has

no

It

you

think

Mr. Duffy had been left

witness-box.

the

the such

the of

will

we

A

if

bound,

under

not. of

sum

Masses.

Suppose it he might keep that. wonld keep so much

on

church

certain

a

for

—

Case.

catholic

the

No, I believe

—

much would

His legacies

?

left

speakiog, be justified

Interesting

of on

to the man, according practice to look on Catholic Church, any right samB so left as a to him, private gift own and to keep them all for his ?— No. the sum were a benefit If small one a clergyman might do so.

the religion the common because weal, or of their was not of this promoters that hue. is the true key Unity of faith and

laws

as

has been

Philip

to unity of action behalf of mankind of class or country.

the

absolution

moment

time.

a

In the

give to charity In this case

Neri undertook reforms were jbhey enabled to accomplish them because, however they received the universal of the people. support arose the custom With the Reformation of opposing and hampering schemes for St.

.like

menj

to

would any you are aware, that he could receive Catholic believe assistance from that sort of the priest of his giving or his following qr because the of the to follow advice refusing as to how much he should clergyman

Cath

the

penny order?

So far

brethern

animated

such a clear to be traced

is

unity,

straggle of their

would be contrary to Church refuse

at

is

giounds.

of getting for the

diffioulty

improvement the

hearty sympathy the brotherhood In his speech Mr.

For the

and to

secular

a

a

-i

.

Stead; Christians

in

one

than

more

V;

is.

.

of the

the

believe human kind. spoke of the

?— No

order

priest

,

have

sure, who

bis

,

all

this

jI

,

are

of

men

in

'

we

—

for the benefit together In doing a man's part ideal Mr. noble Stead will,

clergyman

a

or absolution have withholding giving to whether the any reference penitent or has not has what the given given considers as or clergyman proper alms ?— Certainly not. It sufficient

if

he think

priest

is

LEGISLATIVE The

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COUNCIL. .November

Thursday, .

to reach

Church

of

—

Roman

,wprk should:. of mankind."

Duffy— Can

Mr.

times

principle all that

.

old

central

great

,

the

modern

in

more

the

,

once

rea)ie.

what was

.

to

President

took

lytlh

the

chair

at

" '

8 p.m! in The Colonial to Secretary, reply said Mr. the of Surges, appointment of natives rested with the protectors Protection Aborigines Board, and had f

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nothing In

do

with

the

Government.

from reply question the same member, The Colonial said the delay with Secretary to the Geraldton office regard post was of making owing to the necessity in alterations the plans, and the; contractors had experienced great difficulty in getting the plant for the construc tion of the jetty, but all arrangements were and the works now completed would be commenced immediately. The Defences Bill was read a first, time, The

another honourable to

was Bills Bill read a, Treasury first The Colonial tune.;'' Secretary the London and Westmentioned that contract he has "minster by explicit obligation who were ''.'Bank' the financial with the penitent entered into to give of the Government agents in London if the penitent is absolution prepared had taken a loan of to float steps

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the;

coming

The King to

Thursday,1 The

November took

Speaker

chair

at

;

Colonial

in

Treasurer,

|

Homesteads ,|

The;

to

reply

Bill

moved

that

progress

when

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Australian at

October. able on

February

probably

be

Mr.

new

of this

a

the ;

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at

Hand

Book,

has

is

Berlin intend

Yellow thousand

it

is

The dredge, West Australian

Sands in

& addition

for

McDougall

dis

The Premier yesterday. time for three weeks' Fremantle.

1

The Colonial Hackett,

in

Secretary, said that

reporting upon on week in -December,' January next;

Mr. Gant and ear-marks

for West of inspecting fisheries

our

the

or

first

:

that

all

and

hitherto

that

It

wished

the Government

as,

>

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cablegrams

for

fifteen

injuring Paris

to

Mr. of

Cufe "Very

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was

machine,

and

The

Chief

Mr.

Cleve

Burges the Companies

priests

the

similar are

The motion

debate of Mr,

that

at

p.m.

to be relied

410

National Library of Australia

of

Western

others.

Mcllwraith, is

17.

of his

to

India

of the

for

health.

by placing

in

connection in

killed

the

cafe

which by was

an

Mr.

Catholic

indignant, Gladstone's

with the

was

against

18. tabled the

who have been to wreck trains the

on

lines.

railway

number while a of bur night, chased glars were being by two detec two shots at the police, tives, they fired who were at the time about thirty yards

Last

threaten-

'

the

pro infernal

wrecked.

The

off.

detectives but

robbera, Last

also

at

fired

the

most

night

disgusting

a

one

and discreditable

to

womanhood. A remarkable place

wealthy named

he

Curator

are

of

to

in

have her

ernment.

circumstance

connection

with

widow.

The

Hannah

Gonnell,

died intestate, of Intestate

two

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and, signed witnesses: The

C.onnell,

maid'

that

the

because at

present has not

its

witnesses

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were

and the Angel'

execution,

'

circumstance.1

this

explained

November

Sydney, The inquest

on

the

discovered MacDonald Town

in

,

has taken will the of a

lady was

referred

i);'-; '

body Makin's house at was resumed yester slie day. Makiu, aged 10,!8aid Daisy did not understand the meaniog of'au' the truth. She oath, but she would tell remembered her two mother nursing one of whom died. She did not babios, know haw the body was of. disposed The child cried bitterly while giving her infant

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baby, in which they promised the. trouble said Agnes'; in sickness, in the event or death of the child, for the sum of She recognised the clothing and

to adopther not

to

Todd, £3.

,

again either

boots

as produced The inquest

,

, ;

her' further!

belonging has been

.to

.

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November

.

-18;,

The harvest

are prospects very bright;1' is It that an expected average of tea will bushels be obtained. per acre

The

Customs'

seize

all

their

masters

ling

to

vessels

trading wholesale in the past.

as

have

19.

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,

r,

threaten: with: .China

rtoi'

-

permit on

go

November

officials

1

11

if

! .

'smugg-rM <

seized

-

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a!

.

of

valued

dynamite, authorities

quantity

£2000!'

at

consider

such

The

!

WJ1

'a

''large y

'

of quantity have decided Henrietta for

trial

girl

under

explosive 'unsafe to have it destrayed. has

on

immoral

the

,V

been committed: of procuring >»/>

Craig charge twenty-one years the

of

,

purposes.

age for

that the vote probable the will Ministry

in:

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;

It is considered of no-confidence

and

.

,

s

successful.

prove

Davis Court

19.

November

Sydney, Minnie

! 1

the examined' in connection' yesterday, was

1

at

;

the

Macdonald Town baby farriiibg She stated she paid Makin ten shillings per week to adopt heriilegitimate child. She called with Horace1

:

cases.

Botnalley, several

its

to

father,

times.

The

see

last

child

the time and'

tbey was the child a few very ill, she received a telegram days afterwards dead. The that it was witness further added that she paid Makin £2 fort for the keep of the child.1 She nightly the pieces of shawi and recognised as to lier child. A belonging crowd outside court the hooted

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boots large the

prisoners. .

Mr.

and

Staples, Mr. West

with

Mr.

wood

and

Allwrighit, Haroldson and

Mr., Dibley, directors, Messrs. Nor

Senior, have auditors, in fraud connection Australian Bank.

charged with the Angloaccused were amount

chairman,

of

,

been with

The remanded, bail to the £1000 case in, each .being

V

i

The cutter has Constantino wrecked at the New 'Hebrides.; and

captain native

.

mate

crew.

shot

were .

been The

by

the

j

Probate has been allowed of the will discovered servant, in -conby the uiaid nection with the Conheli will case.

1

to,

supposed

the consequently took charge Estates

on behalf of the property A short time after the

18.

of the fourth'

allowed.

escaped uninjured.

they

war took place tug-ofat the Exhibition between women Build the sight The Press describe as a ing.

schools. The aud now declare Rule Home pro

and that neither valueless, posals are nor the members of his Government upon.

November motion

sleepers

of

in'

called,

no-confidence

dated

signature

she recently had a which an tin gel told her'" secret that ,a drawer of an esioretoire owned by the deceased wido# formerly her will. contained The Curator of Intestate the1 Estates, however, despises

with

Premier

ex-

route

en

lads at Morvvell, charged with attempting

>

daring

Aus

November

several

,

Bill.,

the and

The debate till The Tuesday. adjourned Government of fifteeu. expect a majority The black trackers have arrested

for Ireland has Secretary share the Educa Imperial with the Christian Brothers

to refused tion Grant

and;

Thomas

A

British Embassjr, Government have of a man extradition

outrage,

prietor

The. Colonial

on adjourned Hackett. The House adjourned was

:

to

was

reading

have

Anarchists

the permitted named Francois,

:

seconded by Secretary,, moved the second reading

left

by Sir. Bryan O'Loughlin Government last night.

were

states

dream,

employ"

will,

:

testa-,

large Brisbane, the bulk of

£40,000

Melbourne,

the destroy the British

because

,

...

proceed

The had

The

benefit

or'

of.

Supreme

Queensland,

of

presence servant

however,' the

a

the

bearing

The Customs

:

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;

.

Perth, about

resident

a

is

Sir

punish

loan construction

announcing

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and

17.

left here by following passengers the R.M.S. for Orizaba, Albany, yes Messrs. Reddell and Newman. terday '

at Presidentship Fayet Hill, the Republicans Arkansa, blew where up the building they were four and assembled, killing persons

ed

r

the

German

a

Democrats

victory

The

to do

with

that

the

seriously

away,,.

tO.

now

is

Adelaide,

election appeal has been dismissed. of the return against

stated

is

land's

obtain

with the attend heavy expense of the lists ing the production by lithog and the Government printer raphy, had "up to the present failed to obtain Motion the necessary type. agreed to. Hackett moved a return, Mr. for the number of miner's showing rights each mining district issued for each ,in of the years, 1890, 1891, 1892. Agreed

case

who Dixson, in Melbourne,

factories

;

Munro's Balfour

Purnellitos

While

ijto

time

18.

seven for the millions, and strategic railways strengthening the navy, will be floated. shortly

brands

stock, register sheep in particu said the lar. .The Colonial Secretary brands had not been published for some

ing

November

of hell.

ment

the last week in

in

mode than

for

voters

i

moved

will

fortune,

sons

the appeal During Mr. Fhlham for South Meath, evidence showed' that had threatened priests

Aus-

and the same sheep, to horses and horned cattle withreganjl be publistygd in the Government Gazette Seconded -by Mr. Burges, who said he would hoped, iGovernment adopt some better

Professor Mr. against

to according Savilie-Kent

Mr.

the lates advices leave London' would tralialfor the piurpose

in

1886,

Melbourne

tralia.

November

London,

to

reply

sails

October, Hannah

of Carpentaria,

I

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the

averaged

trip

copies

long

His wife University. the gronnd the will, on of dispute the testator's at the time it incapacity was made. The evidence shows that the testator had settled on his £9,000 with wife and children, whom he had lived few very unhappily during the last One of Mr. Dixson's years of bis fife.

to

for

Government,

a

Camille

sous

nine knots an and raised 600 tons hour, of silt in thirteen minutes during a trial

to'

to about 50 other to private supplied persons. 250 copies of the Hand Book had been Sands & McDougall to sent to Messrs. be placed for sale in Adelaide, Mel bourne and Sydney. tribution,

built

Premier,

after

at

Melbourne

A

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of

crew

The

Supreme Court.

the

Robert

his

produced

for

The Dixson

Adelaide

deceased,

'

have arrived

Melbourne,

tor,

succumbed

have

persons disease.

the dread

the

near

tobacco

the

adjourned.-

17.

.

in

of

Adelaide, and

wife

Invercargill, boats. open bound from the Gulf

ing

Mexico.

in

raging

November

Tasmania. She kprang a leak Tasmania and foundered between and New Zealand

expel York for paper commenting oh the Army Bill. fever

the of

Assembly

in

guano,

in

formerly

child.

Camilla

was

Yesterday

maid servant,

of the

announce

congratulations

brigantine

voyage

that the Govern the correspondent

to

the

his

Orequki,

a prove close „next

the

the

in

The Captain, the

invalid.

a

evidence.

17.

November

Wellington,

to

sure

stated

is

made

was

Premier received the members.

adjourned.

;

Messrs.'

,

in

came

Thereupon her and Florence

Immediately

to

tenders

been

unfavorably

the stock best stand

and club's of the exchanges and the Government ing, statisticians, su pplied and '50 copies had been

ment

with

jofaNew

,

the

as

of politics.

17.

in

I

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Samuel Griffith', o Chief JuBtice the Sir Charles vice Colony, Lilley Sir Samuel his health resigned. says is unable to stand the continued strain

from

November

daughter

said,

Brisbane,

excitement great prevailsi the of Deputies Chamber caused a motion to be tabled to the freedom of the The Press,

ment

''ijr

in reply to Secretary, said the that leading of the colonies been had. newspapers of the Year "with copies Book, supplied well

her

Sir The Premier, has appointed himself

to

In

The Colonial Mr. Hackett,

as

1

'

very

stored.

Paris

debate

;

chair

in

and

April

.

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the

declared

will

17.

Blanche two sisters, out that called shrieking hysterically sister was lies. that their telling time before order was re It was some

' 1

In

'

'

and1

November,

cursed then Clarissa court. here to tell the truth."

The

cent. and

opposition

The

owing having 1

18th.

rates !

up and solemnly

Tuesday.

.

:

November FridAy, The President took

success,

it

jConsequentiy

finTTNnTT.

;;r

raise

to

sensational: court the during the infanticide' cases. of hearing a Clarissa Makin, a girl of sixteen, do of Mrs. servant and a daughter mestic some of the identified Makin, clothing; then stood Mrs. Makin of the infants.'

is pay The loan will notwithstand

News,'' Daily. issue of West

new

limit TiFCTST.ATTVR

are

Companys

some Yesterday scenes occurred in

referring Australian stock to £490, OOO, states that the amounting loan is at a slight already premium.

the

!1

in order dividends.

instalment 1st.

"

The

the

i

i

par, in

Loudon,

j.

success.

-A-

Railway

Sydney,

of fire brigades great Congress take London place iu; ne.xt Whit are The.colonies invited to 'Sunday (?) send representatives.

adjourn ment of the debate, which was agreed and the House at to, adjourned 955'p.m. l

loan:

a

book

r

will

;

moved

float

XNTER-COXiONXAE:

A

Mr. Clarkson but before dis

Bill."

DeHamel

at

payable The final

.

Mr.

per

ing considerable brokers.

agreed to. Treasurer The .Colonial moved! the second reading .of the Homesteads Bill. seconded Mr. Richardson, by Mr.: .moved as an; amendment that Harper, is .'desirable the con "it to -postpone sideration

to

endeavouring

his

of £400,000

loan four

fixed

is

Forrest moved which, was reported,

be

is

sur

of

Melbourne

terest

be; clause of the reduction leases in pastoral

sanctioningthe rent to be paid for the Eastern Division. seconded the motioD, cussion ensued Mr. A.

will

portion

complaint.

West

announced is minimum

Amendment

a

added

that;

well-known Jim Wall,

is

asylum.

Regulations re-committed,

was

Monger

lunatic

a

A

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\

for

-

at

Hamilton

millions.

,

throat

old

be required. special legislation in reply The Colonial to Treasurer, Mr. had Solomon, said the Government the selection under consideration of a site

France any

:,

would

Land

Smith,

Settlement,

Robert

.

:

The

if to

Mr. Montagu the Q.C., Williams, well-known and police magis lawyer is of his trate,dying from a recurrence

I

Mr. ITraylen said the Government did not admit that the approaching school board elections would be necessarily but were whether considering illegal,

suitable

Sir

pOoliog, equalise

a

French The Government intend to the directors of the Panama prosecute Canal Co., including Baron Jerdin and M. de Lesseps.

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half

pay

!

purposes

Bill.,

succeed

American

has visiting Chicago His friends disappeared. mysteriously fear he has been murdered.

t

the

will

Cecil

.

A

His Excellency the message from was read recommending an Governor; out of consolidated appropriation for the revenue: of the Treaand

claims

all

maker,

Bill

of to

territory.

A

Bills

that Sir of the Straits

i

V'SOip.m.'

sury

rumoured

is

.

17th.

the

Governor

of eight

endeavor with peace

Dahomey is.

sterling..'

render

16.

November

terms negotiate He proposes

France

8'15 p.m.

ASS EMBLY

now

Tasmania.

London,

trillion

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Russia

ing at

It

Daily

FOaEXGN.

year.

TKe House Adjourned

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provide

during

creditors.

was a will dis-' lady of an easy .chair lining "'?' which formed part of the furniture ibfei but as it contained longing to the estate, witness the signature of only one it was

deceased in the

-

sufficient

purposes

of their

of the covered

have

.

all

Sydney,

.

for

the

(From

of the' to raise the balance loan. The sum of £400,000 to

warehouse

Co.,

and

;

of,

would be reduced by this would under £400,000 hon. members stand that the Government would only authorised would ube

meeting

a

and

Perry London

of

men, called

!

the

Bill

have.-tpower

William

intercolonial

.

As the intention

success.

by

anfc

jFoteifln

.

a

covered

<:

there could; that the loan

.

be

would amount

the

end par, any d,oubt

at

be

scarcely

;

£400,000

Gov death

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does her

Man

jaws expect it

:

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talk.

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that

Mrs';''

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it

doesn't;

Gabbel"

ditto she's got

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stiff.

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make |

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and Horsham Grand National who has been at the of the service 1887. at 40 guineas per mare. Prince public J .YT&iOOi-'; T V--::Sh In 1 888 he the Champion Cup' ofj woii Wales, the first the 'gained .prize ,at NOTICE TO SQUATTERS, icond time), value at National £30, Highland Show in Aberdeen in Society :> Y( -BREEDERS'. AND SETTLERS. G.S. of Victoria Becond 'at the same at Dumfries in 1869, second 1870, the a; bw. First at Bafiarat first first A.P.S. for at Kelso in 1872, and the at celebrated entires, th< ree old entire colt. First at year Show at Royal Agricultural Society's and Qj unes G.A.E. at Talbot First Manchester. Prince of Wales is by Ross' to Lately imported by Mr. _C« trgarie for three old colt, and year dam, Darling General (322), by SampAustralia. Vita Pe-rni q; lampion Prize for the nearest approach: alias v :son, Twin (741) Logan's to a Clydesdale horse. Missie Brilon'8-dam, by Stanley (822), Are now the SOLE PROPERTY of Iu 1889 he gained First at Ballan National grand dam Mr. McKerrow's MR. J. Coffee MUTSSON,: Sydney A and Pastoral took of Society's which griculLutai Prjize Mare, upwards Palace Hotel,' and WILL STAND AT iu the at first class. First sixteen iow, imported prizes. and PERTH, travel all the through g. lenlyon, aud Franklin The Thoroughbred Stallion Daylesford in the Colony. Farming Districts Association in the gricultural MALAKOFF. Show, The aire the

STOCK

W immera

NOTICE.

in

STANDARD

.<

,

COACH

FACTORY

.

iiowir

,

-

.

iow

Corndr

of Goderich

td

PiSriSts.,

inform

the build

public

Rertbf

,

;

Wish

—

.

.

;

H e sh ort

a

splendid valuable

country.

.

Lord Strowan,

in

sire

:

is

foaled

a

H e

any

y« iar

22nd Ribbon

years old, as Ballarat ;

five

a

"

In a

marei

at

for

brood

Great

yard.

Ballarat, best female dam by grand

Champion

(imp.) The following (jlrand

Agricultural. as a yearling of £30 First

Alston valued

was

first

Talbot

placed District

Society's of three

Exhibition; 6how at Baine

was

United

awarded First

colt

and Agricultural in 1886. First Show the same Exhibitions '

colt

or

First:

filly.

in

,

1 bss

&c., Cargarie, year for yearling for one old year

group

draught

colts

or

at

Smeaton

'ybarUog prize

of the

has

as

can

be

Ribbon

was

!

byed

by

of

1

'

1

;

as

Smeatorii (for;

n

two

&c. two

old year Association 1

j

year

old draught

and First at Clunes old draught two year

First

;

Spring

<

„

at

Exhi-

stallions

Show

for

stallions;

First

at

National Library of Australia

j

possible

1

blood

Ihe

;

Talbot

Navy Blue

|

in

is

Clydesdale Australia(

..

on

at

ahd:btlieV

Buggies hire,

;

m

> :

reasonable

charges. for

;

n

Pie-nib

i

parties ;? U

Accom

Terms

Cash.

Vehicles. Rates.

;

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,:

—

SHENTON'S,

all

the

,

;

;

s

;

;

Fancy Muslins,

Shirt

.Jackets,

to

CO.,

novelties Cream figured Cloth, Fainey

Pharmacy

Guide

assortment Books for

stock.

Attention of

keeping

;

'Melbouriiej

1(860.

that notify they have opened a for the dispensing, of Homaepafchic and for the sale oi pure medi

Prescriptions cines in Pilules,

-

in

Tinctures and Triturations. of Medicine Chests and be use will family kept in will also be given to the for infants Dietetics M. & Go. would Malted Food

pure which

valids, mention

of

highly ordinary

valuable.

Aubbei's at

and

in

speoiallv

as being Tinctures-— in

External

1/6 per half oz. Cold (in edfly'sUge) M 1/Neuraline— & upwards. Co.'a for -Neuralgia and-' all (Nerve Speciality pain at 1/6 each, M. & Co.'s Paint for Unbroken Chilblains at 1/- each, To those residing at a- distance from Medical help M, & Co, have the greatest in introducing confidence their of Baptisia for Low Fever. preparation The attention will be given to all promptest up-, on of country orders receipt stamps and two for postage, Liberal Dis pence per bottle use

and

l/-

Camphor Tinctures

for

at

.

.

Blouses,

Chiffon, Braidand

Fancy

A

:

Chemists,

in-

Established

:

BEG

i-

latest

n

&

.

OF

count'

allowed

to

agents,

&

MARTIN

Co.,

.

murray-street

MILLINERY.

.

1

feist,

Barrack

near

class 'selcteion of trimmed A realy first is on view in our show rooms. now Millinery in endUntrimmcd straw hats aud bouuets less also- -Feathers, variety Flowers, Fancy tinsel-ornaments Hat-pins; Millinery &c. &c.

FANCY

NEW

Street.

SUMMER

W,

GOODS.

GOODS,

liEAKMAN'

G. —ALL

(SO

Gipsey|Tables

50

Book

4s. & 5s. 6d.

shelves

CLOTHING We

5a. &

6d.

7s.

' i

Black Straw with

.

Flowers,

Gents' Ties,

Hats,

Braces,

Tweeds,

have now on view Mens' Felt Hats

W.

G.

Uumbrellas, ShirtB,

eto.

Tailor,

HAY

Outfitter,

STREET,

_

&

>

E.

C.

,

HEARMAN,

Draper,

.

)f

G.

Feathers,

Laces,

English

Hosiery,

in all the and latest shapes, Is 3d each Hats from Terai Hats from each. Puggaree 6s, 6d, etc. etc. .

Bonnets,

French Dress Goods, Cambric, Prints, Muslins, SunshadeB.

,'

of

Hats,

Ribbons, and

now|showing our New, Season's department including Mens', 'and Youths': Tweed Tennis Boys', Suits, Shirts iu Cotton, Flannel and Silk, Flannel Drill Suita &c &c. Trousers, White and

:

Milliuery,

this

assortment colored

CHEAP.—

:o:

— s

DEPARTMENT.

We.have juat opened

marked

lid.

are

Goods in

>

<

?..!

MARTIN

;

:

r

SHIPMENT

Mtji

'

i"''!

'

:

etc.,

;

PERTH. 1

i

SHENTON,

4

/

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H

ir

borne, of bis

that

with

modated

Braid and Bead- Gimps, Sash Ribbons, Laces, Ribbons, Silk BeltB, and Chiffon Scarfs, and underclothing.

-

Mr. I Fenwicl

.

<

!

Shirt-fronts, Parasols, Tinsel Gimps, Black

a likewise grand breederfor ane sold in iScotland tl te sons bundsome sum of 1,100 guineas. be seen It will by the above pedigri 30 it

with

jJtMantles,

)

a upieiidid

.

i

always baited

Wedding and

Owner.

ALS0

;

House, ray lor, Drawhilling tbe property and was Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Paisley. Esq., Blub Ribbon was a -great prigetftki

fillies.

also

i

-Cashmeres, Delanes, Corduroy and Summer White plain Zephyrs, Serges, Fancy Muslins, Prints, and all the Sateens, latest in: fancy dress materials. productions a very stock o£ Black dress We carry large materials Laceincluding Corduroy cloth, Niins cloth, Merinos, Cashmeres, Veilings, and Fancy. Black dress material. Grenadines,

;

be got regard

(imp.)

.

Blue

Gentlemen

'

cost.

'

Perth.

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

DRESS DEPARTMEIIT

Is

replete Crape-cloths, ;

>;

near Victoria. Ascot, Clunes, foale j Blue is a bay horse, 1888. Sire Blue Ribbo u November

1

Show in 1886, Society or coll draught filly. yearling First as he gained a two In 1887and Western DisGeelong old at year Show First ;at Spring Society's trict, of VicAgricultural Society National colt

I

Navy

Agriculfor best

tuva\

Sf.nW

I

'

Champion

torfa

THE |

gooi j pos and dam haviuj the bes t very

and imported), of blood that could

and

Horses

:

.

three

best

(both

sire

,

EXPRESS

ANfi'

forwarded to of auy part Saddle Horses for LadieB

Colony.

Carriages,

.

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

at

the

in

stallion

any

JB

Wellington

Expresses

j

1 Che

at the Ballarat Pastoral Society's

and Western District Geelong colt First Spring Show in the same year. colt at Smeaton, draught for yearling Bullarook Agricultural Spring First

as

and

the

and

Albany

MUSSON,

FIRST

to Welling

The Duke

Colonies.

train

s

one

at

Society-

the

L

0

An

Frou-Frou (imp.), by Mac her dam, Glengowie, by Touch out of Glengarne, by Sultan.

b ieen

group 1886. He

draught

for

Prize

entire

old

vear

held

n

a

.

i

;

pedigree s eased of

Agricultural

also'firstin

ii

to

horses

D

Perth.

Streets,

0" 6 5 Q two or

,5

NEWlGOiODS |

it

Sweepstakes, that Show, at at Clunes and

Prizes

THEIR j

bo

Produce

Draught Horse making 5 First

6

ARE, ;NOWj SHOEING

;

'

;

brother

...

E, C.

AND

i

Hardies

>

half

...

Sts.,

E

Homcepathic

; of others too numeroui He is a sure mention. > foal-getter a beautiful a hd has temper. The above will prove that the Duk q from the very bloo< j 3 descended best

;

of two

He

horse in each

also First sweepstakes of £5 5s., given by Messrs. gifts & and Challenge Co., Cup best at £30 for Colt in Grand

produce

At

Gr.

Dam,

The Duke is t< a host on, and

Murray

|

Van Darrell by Birdcateher, roltigucr b y Inheritor, Nell by Blacklock. brother to King ; King Cole is full I jud, winner of the Two Thousam

s tone,

...

Hli

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£50TQs,;

0

Reasonable

l

aroni

7

6 6

...

...

route.

en

JOHN

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c

address, Pier

shown

,

....

Stations

;

and

Gruineas.

Mibst

ESTABLISHMENT,

k6 |'0. ...

A

LETTING

:

show

been

second.

placed

d;

very

»

Dick's

draught

all

i

Sire of Duke, King Cole (imported), in b red in Englaud 1867, and imported tc > Victoria in 1876. Got by Kiog Ton of Qui Vive to oi lit Vidette), bj r (sister

have been :—In 1886 at of the National he won of Victoria, of

abovo mentioned

i

receivedthe Champion prize fc >r having the best blood of any sire, also placed at Daylesford hi o was First

won

Society First Prizo 10s. in the

has

si

Bills

WANTED

||T

WANTED

Intending'

PurchaserB

oi

P

th«

5

'tuning

Owners whose

Country

of tbe bei st possessed 'and prize- takiu 'R '

the

prizes

i

and

F irst,

Strbwan Spring Show o'

bylllAird

Duke

,

the

of

since proved and id' the stud,

or'

repair

of Pianbs

Instruments to write

to

in

the

require the

Federal

' ;

-a

on

he was Mount Mercier Society also awarded First, and was the pi laced for. best blo.od ir C hampion the being tl le yard.. At Smeaton he. was placed

First Prize and also

old,

was

H ill

at

mare

him

MC

HORSE

I

around times the Colerainc and obtained first always all the principal shows. Since at, pi izes 1 he Duke came to he hat Ballarat', shown three b< 3en times, namely Grand B allurat National Show, where

Ballarat, four only

dry

a

year

Champion Prize

as

when as

remove

station

of Gpderich;and

R.

c

wliere accepted Mares are served for one Owner. more can If be made with arraugemeuts tbe Government the use for of travelI intend the libg horse-boxes, travelling

D istrict,

;

;

to

the

7;

j,...

r

Approved

se iveral

1

Skipton Prize

the The

y< urds.

;

at

lias

icceBsful'at

si

;

old

on

;

||

f

Hopetoun Blue

Briton

.

:

He

se lason.

;

year

being had

used

they

pi

'

First

'Navy

of having to get another change of blood. Messrs. Johnson & Sons re solved to part with him, and he was & McGregor last irehased by Ross

Strowah's great grand sire, Moffat's) Conqueror. dam is Laird o' Strowan's Jess, by. renowned the late breeding stallion, Coxe's Pride of Scotland, imported. Lo d Hopetoun's dam, Miss Maggie, Buchanan (imp.) grand by George Miss dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) at Talbot, Maggie w.on Second Prize, Prize as a yearling at Skipton First; Prize at Balas two First year old and ''Chines Secbnd Skipton lariat, and First.at

;Lord

ac :oouut

o'i

three

IThe Duke Malakoff

;

Corner

:

l£

The

Bince,

follow

as

as

nee.

aud

be

will

racehorses, record as a two never raced been

hunters, has an unbeaten and has old,

ev er

more in refersay anything of Blue breeding qualification as he is Ribbon lpould be superfluous, so the colonies. well known all over Laird o' Strowan 's grand sire, Darnley.

a

weU

as

G uineas,

To

as

or

-

v

j

;

Duke been purchased havnig w ben a. two-year-old for stud purposes Messrs. & near j Johnson Sons, C oleraihe, for the sum ?of Five Huhdred

o'

Taylor, House, Drawhilling and was the property of Kilmarnock, David Riddle, Esq., Blackhall, Paisley, Blue Ribbon's was the Darnley, sire, for horse of Great Britain Champion'

Prize

just

hi icks

by Mr. Fenwick,

R.

Laird

stone carry any fifteen He any fence in the country. the of stallion sort to get good

over

m an

and

Laird

sire,

Bay, bright 1885. Blue Sire, September, Blue ;Ribb6n was bred (imp).i

years. to the

piece,

to

enongh

rong

fit

,

Hopefoiia's is

server,

and

the

bote

Cfh®

tbie

in

—

,

a

with

immense flat bone, head, neck and shoulders, with middle back, splendid an

Please

off

:

is

prove

season,

we

;

Stallion,

without

done/

.

He

should

and

!a

.

foal.

Hopetoun

is

to

attended

Undertaking and Notice Manner.

Respectful

.

old.. last1

Lord

mares

has

sp ilendid

up to a two nine served all in think

PrizeB

Duke

DUKE. dark brown

orders

Country delay. Shortest

-

year

First

principal

Promptness

X'i,

.

The

Smeaton,

;

of Twelve

the

:t;,

.

THE

First at at First First at Clones, Talbot, First at Hardies First at Beaufort, Hill, First and at Ballarat, Warracknabeal, First at Ballan making the splendid total

all

owe.

with

:

.

at

being

of £203,

executed

Repairs, aud Care.

and is possessed of a splendid temper. Malakoff has never been raced. ;The of that Siye Malakoff was; wonderful Suwarroiv who performer won the Victorian Derby and other races. important Dam Duchess, by Chieftaio Letitia, Chieftain New W arrier>Langar by Green, For fuller re Pedigree see particulars Stud Book. r f THE CHARGES TO <'COVER.

,

,

8

grand

a

'

at

won

standing with, dark. head apd neck,

used.

'

iving

sain

large

prize,

Stallion, high,

and York

Morlil

:

First

:

the

to

mounting

second

one

!

old

aud

,

:

year

splendid

inch

Vehicles

Rates.

-

a.

—

two

the

prizes

aking gr st

He haB

points.

of twenty-six

total

Bay

one

of

description Possible

Lowest

'

,

««;

a

they

-

u

o' jBy, Laird Strowan, Bred- by (Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lord 'Hopetoun has gained the followviz.: First at Warracking prizes, as a one at nabeal First year old, First at Clunes, First Ballarat, at Beauand First at fort, Hardies Hill. As a M!:

is jMalakoff sixteen hands

.

The Pure Bred LORD HOPETOUN

at

None but seasoned Gum and other timber

j

First in the Three classes. Il-aged ar old Class at the Beaufort Agriculral Association Show, Society's

other

every built

.

Aj

that

Carts, Spring and Heavy Tip

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

1

Pedigrees':-Clydesdale Stallion.

to

Drays on

,

following

to

prepared

Spring

.

Five

are

'

Puv©-brQ4 ydesdale BRITON. By Prince of Wales (imp.)

'

1

;

Stallio

(673.

Pianos

to

federal

Furnishing'

inspectj

Q

or

the

Stock

War

ehoiise

at or

writ<

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to.

attended

promptly

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in ready for and them, out a murderous pouring volley before the miserable and betrayed enthusiasts were even aware that in the presence of the they were

waiting

Le Caron tells the tale of enemy. the and then how the repulse, Canadian riflemen out came and buried the dead with a Fenians, kind of humour -he was grim —

,

the of the deluded pay for whose death he had pro men A "murderous vided." it volley" which sent so was surely many deaths poor, dupes to a sudden The whole transaction was murder ous. It that must be remembered the instance is but one quoted just of a series of similar services rendered Caron to the by Le taking,

Le Caron' s Recollections, Major to tbe issue of which we referred be described recently, may fairly book. As far as as a remarkable be judged it may by outsiders,

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WANTED

of the

Tuner

Piano

Warehouse,

(Mr. Tuner

Chief Co.,

Federal

W.

F.

that

the

the;

—

publication to have

districts.

Country

(Whilst 'Caron

WANTED KNOWN

That

copies on

are >

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the

Kecord

sale

and

may

obtained

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News Jdarine

at

Agency,

Terrace,

It-

is

terrible who are

now

withdrawn engaged in to have' seems it

ing

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L

in

of of

one

as, as masters himself were: guilty of the blood' of the men for whom fatal snares, The they set their

that

in

the

from writing

Geraldton, ; '

sway judices, of

Le un

is

men

If in

purposely ing such

with

such wellof the

by few

a

Ireland,

country

which

by many

strong

exercised

houghed

generous

sale.

are

meaning

very

service of the English Government he displays no animus, apparent his employers asincalmly painting cruel and callous villains conceivably and their enemies the men whose blood he sold-— as the dupes and —

things

the assailed

its urged on endeavouring

with regarded

indifference

its

careers

terrible

yielded to that strange long restrainedly to lay bare dark secret every ing heart which at some time or ,of tbe ;other almost seems to overpower criminal. In describ levery great his adventures a as spy in the

;

of

records

extraordinary days..

candour so Conservatives

the

visits

most

modern

Brasch

regularly

Melbourne)

and dispassionately plainly the incidents principal

Furnishing Wolstenholme

Messrs.

to

to employers T This is a question be answered in to come, years when the passions of the present have cooled ; but we dare to say that will impartial posterity pro that Le Caron's nounce pay ;

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&

of Christ."—

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late

name

On 60 miners Friday, last some returned" from the North by the, South Australian. The greater number intend trying their fortunes at Gnarlbine. ,

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The School Board elections will be held at Newcastle on the 28th inst, at Perth, Fremantle and Koj6nup.,on ,the 29th inst, and at Northam on the 30th inst. ,!jr The

"W. A.

held Rowing Club Balls were and Friday and though last, well attended as on former j years every whit as enjoyable.

Thursday

on

not so proved

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the time of to press going last had been heard of the result nothing in for our tendering London loan of £400,000;. night

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Light rains last week' are re during ported from Derby, but it is said there has been a- heavy downpour on the Fitzroy River.1

We to announce that the man regret named Carroll mentioned by our Bunbury as having' correspondent been severely in from his. jured: by a fall horse died oni r Monday night. t

Mr. A'. Forrest, M.L.A., Mayor of Perth on Monday In majority. overwhelming Ward ousted

old

favourite

by

Mr.

Hugh

to

woo

the

managed

the

was

elected

last, the

by

Mr.

an

East

Hurst

was

McKernan,

who

-favour

of-

the

electors.

On- Wednesday the last of -ceremony 'of commencing the- construction formally the harbour works at Fremantle was per formed who tipped by Lady Robinson the first truck load of stone at Rous Head in of the presence 1,300 spectators. -

The

fire last

Tuesday

bell at

out

rang few

its

summons

on

minutes to one. On examination it was found that a spark from the chimney of Mr. house had Zimpel's the roof, but the fire had been ignited ex with, a tinguished garden hose before the fire arrived. brigade The military exhibition organised by. of the Fremantle the officers Rifles was not a success. It was on open and SatFriday urday but the attendance was so poor that incurred will theexpense be barely covered! The collection of exhibits was a really good and the1 physical drill 'one,1 as performed of the by members F.R.V., under thd direction of Colonel Sergeant Townsend, has never been equalled. In Fremantle the elections Municipal passed off quietly. Mr. Samson was returned the for -unopposed of position Messrs. T. H. and Mayor. Marshall J. J. were fortunate in their Higham equally wards. In the North respective Ward Mr. James Pearse obtained a hollow victory over Mr. Joshua and for Davis, the East Ward Messrs. J. J, Holmes, R. Jarvis and F. J. Kelly W6re elected. a

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On ;the.;14th inst. the newspaper .plant" Murchison Miner'' was the|" despatched for the Geraldton f goldfields.;.

from

,

secret political societies and sold them for a price. Such depravity seems almost the poten to exceed tialities of human wickedness. Le Caron worse But was than his

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have

A public meeting will be held this even' in the Town Hall under the presidency the Mayor elect, Mr ."Alex. to Forrest, discuss the new Franchise Bill; if-

Where sedition was not rife he sowed the seeds, industriously fanned the flame of 'discontent, enrolled men in" misguided young

Abbot. of Advent

of

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—

Sylvester,

St, 1st.

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24 25

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SWANBREWERYCO,

NOVEMBER.

of the Metropolitan in preparation

spirits .

of

British For Government. years he lived the members by betraying of seditious and that he societies; might betray rebels he created them.

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were

troops

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the Canadian authorities where they would be: found. the Fenian some 500 force, crossed the the frontier,

ambush

for

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

We

A N T Federal

the

Australia.

PROPRIETOR

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to

that

Warehouse, Hay Stock of. largest in from Western

Furnishing Perth has

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Pianos

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the at Adjutant-General and had been en tacking force, trusted with the duty of distribut stands of rifles and ing 15,000 rounds of ammunition. 3,000,000 This he did with great zeal and after first in industry, carefully in

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of

Colonies and have their

addressed

Globe

to

Newcastle,

THE

a

Toodyay

accordance

(in

80.

No,

Telepone

notified hereby Board intend to declare

chain

1698

Spirits

Parcels, Letters Tbe

the

52 Vict., No. 16), starting Newcastle to Goomalling M. Bowen's opposite gate upon

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kept in Stock.

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Sect., the

equal

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from

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Billiard Room and Saloon be found :iwill worthy of a visit.

Visitors

NOTIC

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City.

are sanitary arrangements first-class house in any Eastern Colonies.

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7 to 9 evening.

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will

the

Land!

suit

9 to 5 Daily,

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be found to conwith modern every replete and visitors from the venience, ;

Hours

Ojffice

throughout. THE

to

purchasers. Money to Lend from £1 Upwards.

proprietor.

This centrally situated and commodious has been almost and Hotel rebuilt has been entirely re-furnished

Land!

On terms

every

newspaper existence, ;

Rifle

self-

exposes, a character so iueye and so humah, so hideous, yet untouched' by any sense of shame. Le to his own Caron, according a was trafficker in other account, and liberties. A single men's lives instance will show what of manner man he was, and what the nature of the work in which he was We abbrevi engaged. quote an ated from an account intensely " Conservative At English paper. the tiihe of the second invasion of Canada Le Caron by the Fenians, to

a

.

Bail way

.Central

;

into,

are

the

affront abstained misdeeds.

proof fixed

pre

cattle

the

are

hierarchy

certain

to

be

and un unjust that they have from denounc But when

a

is goaded by infam people ous means into brief and fitful dis of insurrection, and plays of a spirit then into dragooned submission,

whole

why is

no indignant outcry raised f Le Carouhas told in plain unmistak what able have been language for years his relations with past the British Government. We with some 'await to see curiosity

and many Anglican bishops men English public will denounce who high contracting parties jthe a of time have for length coolly bought and sold the lives cf men. ;how

GUILDFORJ) ASSISTED SCHOOL EXHIBITION

it .

The

Guildford School Exhibition for 1892 well sustains the reputation which this school has for displays .of the kind., As in the past, of the children the manner gave evidenoe of careful training bestowed upon cnem and their oy the good Sisters capable assistants. Thus prepared, and having the additional of a advantages little dainty and stage and a large -friendly audience they acquitted themselves well. remarkably No hitch occurred the in of a rendering somewhat nor lengthy programme; was there auy loss of time, piece succeeding piece with commendable The reoipromptitude. tations on the whole were creditably of them delivered, though some displayed the defects almost from child inseparable ish at declamation. attempts The solo and part singing was of a higher standard/, of inerit than is ordinarily attained !tb in' schools and elementary disclosed the fact that several of the children possessed un commonly good voices. Miss Browmani one of the oharmed teachers, all by her, of the violin, and the same playing be may said of the young friends and ladies, past of the Sisters, who assisted at the pupils His Lordship the pianoforte, who Bishop, was of the exhibi-.' present at the opening tion, having been called away by an urgent before its conclusion, telegram the task of distributing the prizes to the children was gracefully Hon. discharged by the G: in Leake> Afterwards the school-yard' a, of the went hoys squad portion elicited authorities

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drill

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student minds Ordinary horror and disgust an act which dissection ruthlessly

reported

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curious

is currently about to be Northaih.

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Perth-

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FOR

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plots. deep-laid that Le Caron's is an attractive value it may have historian and the of human nature. with will 'regard

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victims of his own It cannot be said

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LAND

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The Catholics of Katanning are making effort to increase their fund, building and with this object in view an entertain ment will be held in that township on under the management Friday 25th inst, of Mr. J. P. Hayes.

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Perth I saw that the papers of ratepayers in meetings your well attended of the colony were part at the attendance set down 150 being in Perth, and 200 in Fremantle. At there were the Mayor, four ours, present Councillors and three ratepayers.

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Walker of the permanent Great Southern Railway, with a. severe. accident on Thursday, He was last at the 123-rhile. engaged in and while unloading telegraph poles one his foot he fell, and carrying slipped, crushed his leg on the pole one of the to rails. He was taken where it Albany was found to necessary amputate the limb, and he is now doing well. A

YORK. a w

the

during

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some

past week with the '

Rain fell heavily to and interfered

man

staff

way met

haymaking. The

candidates for municipal honours the ratepayers unani were addressing, mous in the Town: Hall condemning scheme as being premature. in

named on the

,

The

nameid Peter who Donnelly and charged with having unlawfully stabbed Mr. Frank maliciously Craig has for trial at the next been committed Criminal of the Supreme Court. Sittings man

is

I notice that been appointed

Mr.

Joseph for Agent

at

Department

Northam.

pointment

earlier.

The

at

mill

formerly

Monger, Fletcher,

the

This is a move and I am surprised not make the ap

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in the right direction, the Government did

has Lands

Dreyer

the north end of the town, worked by the late Mr. J. T. has been leased by Messrs. Burk And who are Horley

making preparations ing at an early date. named Two. men

to

commence

grind

Daws and Martin week from Gnarlbine.

into York last have some splendid specimens of and several nice gold-bearing quartz all obtained nuggets in their possession, find. at the new came

They,

ALBANY. a.

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C the Town The extension last commenced on Thursday first was driven. pile Major tions

Hannay went

6n

Melbourne

over

,

Thursday in

the

last.,

Arcadia

Jetty wheu

the

fortifica

the He on

was

left

for

Saturday.

The German mail steamer Hapsburg the return the colonies from journey to Bremer Island on Breaksea passed on

Monday morning. A party clearing Southern

workmen is now engaged in the road from to Narrogin Cross recently laid out by Mr. of

Arigove.

;0n Wednesday weather but on

and

Thursday

last

the

was

warm for Albany, unusually a Friday strong westerly gale came with it some up bringing light showers! is now A petition round for being sent in and the neighbour signature Albany to ask for the establishment ing localities of a: mail-service between Teuderden,

At on

the

Sessions held Marinus Friessbourg, £50 on having obtained

Albany

Quarter

Wednesday last

charged

with

held on the Plains the day Sports were after the show, and passed off very well. The Sheffield Handicap of £15 was won by Mr. W. B. Mitchell, junr. Mrs. Edward Gardiner who had been the last three for died on ailing years Thursday week after an attack of influenza at the age of 57. The wedding of Mr. Macpherson with Miss E. Wisbey took place on. Thursday Mr. last. Macpherson was the fortunate discoverer of the Murchison Goldfield. Races are to be held at the Collie on It is anticipated that they Boxing Day. will be a great success as an excursion train will be run that In conse upon day. of this the Picton Races have quence been postponed until New Year's Day. The apathy exhibited by our townsfolk in matters is most distressing. municipal On Monday night when the time came to commence the business of the annual were the Mayor, meeting there present two councillors and two ratepayers. of the attendance Owing to the paucity the the to Mayor adjourned meeting Wednesday, 23rd inst. We have had our this pleasure week, but it has also brought pain to some for on last as Mr. was Friday Rcsselloty pro road in company with ceeding along the his two brothers-in-law when near the into the bush Capel his horse swerved tree him against a and killing striking him almost The acci instantaneously. dent in this case is doubly sad as it is only months a few since deceased was married. It is a notable fact that misfortunes never come alone for simultaneously with the to Mr. accident Mr. Carroll Rosselloty, who was to his home at proceeding from his horse and Dardanup was thrown fractured. his skull Dr. Lovegrove was soon in attendance and pronounced the to be an almost one. case hopeless Mass was celebrated in Bunbury on Arch Sunday week last by the Venerable deacon Lecaille. On the same day Father Mass at the Collie, on Brady celebrated the before he said Mass at Sunday and on the preceding Australind, Sunday at so that had it not been for Dardanup, the visit of Father Lecaille we should have been without Mass for the space of one This is certainly not month. keeping in of Bunbury. pace with the rapid progress I really think that the time has arrived ask for an assistant when we might justly priest. Bunbury and the surrounding districts should no experience difficulty in another If it is maintaining priest.. at the present time I, in con impossible with Of the Catholic junction many others community, hope that the time is not far distant when we will be able to boast of of two priests in our having the privilege midst. is now in full A Harvesting swing. noticeable this is the year improvement number of reapers and binders that grace harvest fields. our It is a pleasureable fact to record that our farmers are fully alive to the fact that to farm economically and with profit it to is use the necessary most latest and improved machinery. The is day is gone as far as this district concerned when the farmer hire could or two good farm hands at thirty shillings when pounds per month, or cheaper still lie could abundance of aboriginal get labour for the small sum of one shilling Therefore the time per week and food. lias arrived when it is impossible to farm with without profit applying machinery. By the way, speaking of farming reminds me that during the last week we were blessed with a copious of rain. downpour This will do a great deal of good, certainly but it will also cause a considerable amount of trouble to the farmers, and particularly to those who still farm in the old-fashionecl

false

It acquitted. may Dr. at Friessbourg had the sum of £16 While trial awaiting was to various this money paid away claimants without his consent. On the day he was brought into court he was actually and to obtain a change of linen penniless, was compelled to ask for some prison to clothes. He made the application for the restoration of his Government with that some £12 the result property to him. has been restored By law every is deemed innocent until person proved to in this be guilty. But case a man on a charge of which he was trial, awaiting finds his goods es eventually acquitted, treated treated and himself with the " most high-handed justice." was pretences that be mentioned the time of his arrest in his possession.

A boy named of about William Miles, twelve with his years of age, who resides in'Middleton Road, was shot by "a parents Chinaman Brown late on named Patrick The Chinaman Tuesday night last. keeps and fancy, at the a general goods store Street, and quite top of York recently two his place of business has beeu entered or three times and things taken. He to his went keep watch and ward over on armed with property Thursday night a gun, and about a quarter past twelve two of his saw in front boys standing the door: shop and another coming from On showing himself the boys ran away. He alleges out or I'll he called "Stop, "and his fire, shortly afterwards discharged The shot struck Miles and went gun. his completely through body, passing handed Brown through his right lung. the boy over to the police, and was him self arrested on the charge of shooting with intent to murder. The boy is now in the hospital in a most critical lying in fact it may be said that his condition, medical attendant has but little hope of states that his recovery. Later reports Miles and his had been companions truant and were afraid to return playing homes. in to their This would account measure Borne for the strange fact of their been abroad at such a late hour. having

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to

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much

advanced

crops the

are

so

rain

down,

so

has caused many that this will ne amount of trouble

that

year

considerable in the mowing of them. Our Annual Show took place this week. It was such a success as some of hardly those of Of course it was past years. shorn of a considerable amount of interest absence of His owing to the unavoidable the Sir John For Governor, Excellency rest and other Ministers. With the ex of Mr. R. A. Sholl, Postmaster ception there were no General, distinguished visitors Some old and present. very exhibitors were this con regular year spicuous only by their absence. The train carried out facilities wero with prompt to ness and despatch, thanks our everand courteous station-master, obliging Mr. W. If ever there was Guilfoyle. exhibited it shortsightedness by anyone was exhibited in by the Show Committee the show in the middle of Novem having ber. In the first place it is always about the second week in November that our farmers commence therefore, harvesting, either have to leave their work to they attend the show or else absent themselves. As it .is they who form the backbone of the show it is most 'necessary to arrange it at convenient time for them the most which would either be at the latter part a

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of October or the first week inNovember. Another reason why the present is an unconvenient time excessive is the heat which at this time of the u, always prevails and as there is no shade for the v:' year, dumb animals it amounts to simply to cruelty keep them penned up under the broiling sun from morn tUl early I could also adduce other dewy eve." is not arguments to show that the present a proper time to hold the show but I hope that we have seen the last that will' be held at this time of the year, so, there I deem it fore, The usual unnecessary. dinner was held in the evening, at which a great number was Dr. Harvey present. Success to the Perth-Bunbuiy proposed and the contractor in respond Railway," said that the line would ing, be probably for traffic about the end of opened March. H '

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were wanting to show that about to enter a new upon phase of life, and that we are about tp riseJ from the apathy for which we have so lorig been conspicuous it is the keen competi tion that is for Municipal taking place honours this For the office of year. Mayor there are two candidates namely Messrs. and for that Spencer and Hay, of councillor there are seven candidates Maxted, Gibbs, namely Messrs. Baldock, and Dixon, Hastie, Caporn Banting.' Messrs. Has tie, Baldock and Dixon, addressed the Caporn last ratepayers Mr. Hastie Saturday night. supported;, the extension of the town boundaries the erection of a Town Hall and favoured the erection of a bathing house. Mr. Hastie underwent a severe not if an unfair examination re certain utterances of his relative to the old bathing house. Mr.; Dixon was of opposed to the extension the the erection of a town, favoured Town and suggested that Hall, the rates remain as at present. to Referring Cr. Banting he said it appeared to him that Cr. Banting the town thought that could not do without him. possibly He then criticised the views of Councillors Baldock and He aBked Cr. Banting. Baldock to excuse him for mentioning, his name with that of Cr. A/ / Banting! voice at this the enquired stage what Council would do if they had not some one to second the motion. Mr. Dixon spoke well and to the Mr. Baldock pointfavoured the extension of the town the introduction of the boundaries also touched Act, Building upon other important matters and was Recorded a patient Mr. thehearing. Caporn was next to Mr. speak. Hay. also addreBSbd; the meeting he favoured the extension ol the town the erection of A boundaries, Town he did not favour the intro Hall, duction of "the Building He said-he Act; noticed that Cr. to re Banting proposed duce the he was not rates, surprised at this when it waB known that he had to pay 15s. a in rates on only .' year a dwelling house a carpenters shop and-a where he grew the best vegetables garden that were produced in the dolony— at any rate that is he said what Cr. Banting boasted of. A vote of thanks to the: chairman to the a close. brought meeting The most meeting was a, amusing one-,

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I am the Peter Ferrara Sir, referred in Mr. Harper's recent letter as one of those who took part in the conflict with natives on the De Grey many years ago. and still Why he mentioned name, my more, why he saw it necessary to describe me as a of the Church of "lay brother Rome," I am unable to conjecture, unless some sneer at the Catholic Church Was Several intended. others were engaged in that whose encounter, belief religious would be quite as much a matter of in terest to the public as and yet he mine, to fails label them as Anglicans, Wesetc. But Mr. leyans, perhaps, Harper, himself out of his depth in a con finding into which he plunged troversy too is driven to clutch at any thoughtlessly, for thing support— a, withered potato stalk or a dried old stick like for myself, as instance men are said to drowning If I am to construe, his grasp at straws. mention of my name as an invitation to forward come and back him up with my I must ask leave testimony, to decline. are soon stated. lean reckon My reasons 40 natives up some killed by the whites the three years which during I spent on the De Grey. I will enter into no details in print. To do so at the present moment could serve no good purpose, that I can see,' and certainly would not to en tend hance West Australia's abroad. reputation —

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to

(country, fal tale,

to the

V:

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at

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resting.

or

to the'

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and. we, can always chained.;, see unless frow this can be, altered, surrounded with and. is walls; trie)gaql',is cover a larger of ground riiadritq portion and the prisoners, ;are than ab present, to work within the walls kept exclusively I cannot' of; their prison. help but think the, aboriginal do- suffer that' prisoners somewhat in being made to work hard are

they hardly

|

next making the

eighteen the tiriie ,of

1852,"

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tire

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full

claim; Holds' months

|

months

-

food as allowed

have

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before

infnt»tn

humanely

1

white

for

"

treated in the samp .

the their

wnnlil.

sion

.

Bishqp Gibney, Roebourne' gaol.

are

—

and

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(about 2122

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of

or months to rum; eighteen Has a leasehold estate so situate (5.) and of such value as aforesaid, hasJjeen in ..posses? :-_.of:.which-he

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set for times English Bhould become Ya from which Great

happier Ireland

grazing farni, wonld deprive a great portionof its meat on the lowest supply possible of Ireland, terms; But to the people

The Fbreign to the United

Public RBspRvEs.--Sussex.No 21 1.9. (about 1000a.), for preservation

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respectively.

a held upon sterling, the time of makwhicli "at the claim has not less than

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W. ,H. Angove, sheep. J. Dreyer, Northam, to trie of Lands -Department

inspector and Albany,' be agent for and Survery,

a 'leasehold estate in posses sion situate within theDistrict of thefolear annual value of Ten

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in

great'

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of

Has

,

Act,

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of

provisions

are

States,

the same for six months pied next before the time of making the claim"; or

(

and statesman

tled,

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the

Deserters

of Ten has occu

value;

and

sterling,

pounds

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pending exequatur, tq; W.. Traylen,

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tending

occupying any house, warehouse counting house, of office, shop, or other building

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householder

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being and cattle .declining multiplying, wish of every true coercionist being Irish should be thus ithe difficulty

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in

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claim

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of

not

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the

on 1st August together ington last, with a copy of an Order of the Queen dated the 18th August,! exin. Council,

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next

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be notified

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copy of a of between the Governments treaty Great Britain and the United States to of America; relative Merchant Seamen at W Deserters, signed ashington, and of which the on, the 3rd of June, were ratifications at Washexchanged

possesElectoral. value pf£

ithe clear Djstrictof above Fifty pounds sterling, and encumbrances; charges

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Republic Order

of was.tp' dncreaBflul

years extent

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as Litton Consular General within the Colonies of Great Britain Australasian reside in the to for Melbourne,

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provisionally recognise as Danish Consul for iM.L.A., J.P., to reside in jWest. Australia, Perth; arid that: Her the Queen has Majesty been pleased to approve of Mr. R. T

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next

therein

at-

The acreage

the last

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YEMBEI

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duririg

decade emigration

any

acres the of land ; fronr fell crops 5,105,377 acre, to the extent 4,818;38;1' acres.; grinder increased from acres grass 10,075,425 to 10,298,654 In the condition acresT disclosed of Ireland as (ihtis there Jare,

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say, if he Is resident in the Electoral Ijisr. (1.) .trict at the tiuieof making his bo registered, and dur ,,,;.„,,,.ciaim„tp to

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man1

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there

(ewer and of

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tibn',

1

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never

Father in-

(

of

years of the w;as

be inherited

a.

age.

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is

father

Grand Duchy, and French from lady, of Chevalier

the''title

She was

a

Catholio, but, Ludwig Was -thrrie years time of her death, he was

HeiisiftLgood baptijsqd His conversion

journalist. a serious

to

at the .pathedral,, for -The young -"rioblehian.

de St George. Baron though-' of age at the

and J<-sepli, to America.

all-round dates from

illness eeveral years ago, dur which he resolved ing to become a if Catholic he should recover. He says that hereafter he will devote his life to trie

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SUTTON,

to

up

noon

for

on

the

.

They are Director

(Fredk.

"Wholesale

received at this Office the 6th of December,

Tuesday, above

and Retail

Butcher,

"Tender Contract." Conditions

Contract.

be Public for of

sarily

Hon. to The and marked

addressed Works, Printing

Contract,

Drawings may be seen The

Street,

to

of

side,

Liddelow),

Barrack

be

'

1892, late

will

TENDERS

lowest or any be accepted

Office

tender

and

will

uot

'neces

.

Perth.

Commissioner

W. of

Director

November,

1892.

VENN,

Railways Public

of

Public Works Office, Perth, Western Anstralia, 1st

;

Tickets

and Works.

not will

are

transferable. be allowed 2nd 841b

Passengers 1st class, luggage of trains The departure :

otherwise under the discretion of not be responsible arising

H.

National Library of Australia

Additions

—

Specifications, this Office.

at

the out

;

will

any

loss

to

will

another

charged

ordinary

class, 561b; be delayed

circumstances, special the Commissioner, who for

NOTICE. Parcels to

of

,

J

;

prepaid,

at

forms

will

prepaid

passengers

option,

will be subject to passengers Department's By-laws. of of the Commissioner Railways.

be the

on

forward

Parcels or

therefrom.

Excursion the Railway By order

and

to but

By

and must be platforms from and sidings plat either can be sent forward

sidings paicels

to Stations, orcharqkd This

parcels Railway

from one conveyed Station Eastern Railway, fjseioht when required.

forward will

arrangement

traffic

to

Stations. order of.

and

from

The Hon.

at also

Great

Sender's apply to Southern

Commissireer

of

Railways. '

STANLEY

train from

aw

p.m. at 515

;

;

n

of

at 530 leaving p.m. Perth to Guildford will will leave p.m., Guildford at 542 for p.m. Midland Junction, returning from the Junction at 5o2 p.m. Time Tables can be obtained at the Traffic Perth Manager's or at the Oflice, Station, General Traffic Manager's Public Office, WorkB Buildings. By order of the Commissioner of Railways, john davies, General Traffic Manag. General Traffic Manager's Office, 30th June, 1892. leave

and Works,

OFFICE—ADDITIONS

dispatch.

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as

1892.

October,

The

2 p.m. from Perth train to has been altered to 25 p.m. A will new train also leave Perth for Fremantle at 330 p.m., at all stopping intermediate The 4 p.m. stations. ex Perth is cancelled will A train run as usual at 430 p.m. to The Fremantle. 555 p.m. from Perth to and ice versa Fremantle, , has been cancelled

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JULY,

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Public Works Office, Perth, Western Australia,

daily.

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.

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large

for

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the

Perth

Prime

1892,

the 6th Tuesday, above Contract.

on

fl

-

Street,

noon

at this Office of December,'

.

Barrack

up to

received

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The following ALTERATIONS will take of Trains for JULY, place in the rnnning The 8 a.m. viz. Perth to Guildford, train, will be continued to Midland ar Junction, at 832 and riving a.m., leaving again for Perth at 837 a.m. The 1220 p.m. mixed Perth to Beverley, will leave train, Perth at 910 Guildford at 940 a.m., Smith's a.m., 1030 Mill a.m., Chidlow's Well 1130 a.m., Clackline 1240 p.m., Spencer's Brook 130 York 330 The mail train p.m. from p.m., Fremantle will leave at 25 p.m., and the intermediate timeB between Smith's Mil and will be slightly A new Beverley altered. train will leave for Perth at Fremantle 12 30 at all p.m., intermediate stopping

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General Traffic. Manager, Manager's Office, 7 1892. September 9th,

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by,

above.

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not neces any tender will be accepted. H. W. VENN, of Commissioner and Railways of Public Director Works.

sarily

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Conditions of Contract, Specifications be seen at this Drawings may Office, the Count Carnarvon. House,

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be addressed to The Hon. Director of Public Works, and marked Tender for Bond Carnarven side, Goods Shed Contract."

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Tickets are not transferable. will be allowed of Passengers ordinary 1st 2nd luggage ; 841b class, class, 561b. of trains The departure will be delayed or otherwise under special at the circumstances, discretion of the Commissioner, who will hot be responsible for to any loss passengers therefrom. arising Excursion will to passengers be subject Railway Department's |the By-laws. of Railways' By order of the Commissioner DA VIES; JOHN

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further every 12th, and day until notice, CHEAP RETURN for TICKETS, available 14 will be issued to days, Greenmount, Chidlow's Well, Newcastle, Northam, York and at times and fares shown Beverley, below

and and at

Conditions Specifications Contract, be seen at this Office, may Drawings ;he Court House Bunbury. The

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excursion

Commencing

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& numerous Meats, Pickles Sauces, & Cheese, Exceptionally good Butter Raisins, Currants, Sultana, & Plums, Table Vinegar, Peppers, Cayenne & Salt, Household Requisites, China, Glass &c.,

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of December

be

to

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cheap

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Government western

Hon. "The addressed to. die Director of Public Works," and marked " Tender of < iutside, for Ironwork Supply 1 :or Bunbnry Jetty Additions."

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to

railways australia.

Office

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at

be received the 6th on Tuesday, ip to noon for the above Contract. 1892, will

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CONTRACT.

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and

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IRONWORK

TENDERS

requisite,

Candles, Colman's Mustard &c,, Condensed Milk, Baking Powders, ickets' & Ultramarine 8c Starch. Blues,

Country

Commissioner

VEN,

Jellies,

offee, gg &

t

neces 11

.

every

not

Public'

ADDITIONS.

:l;"d

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£15

.

Fruits Olden Syrup, Bottled and cured Hams and Bacon, ichly

w. of of

JTliTTY

will

tender

h.'

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of

payment

o

1

Indian

November,

<n

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;

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Works Office, Western Australia, Perth, 8th

by

set.

Public,

other Teas, & Condiments,

be obtained

on

Office,

w'

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and

the China

after of

and a thereafter

'

Very Best,

of

next, may also at this

October same

The lowest or, any be accepted: sarily

of Railways of Public Works.

'

13th

application

Commissioner and Director

VENN,

-ao

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and

Specifications, this Office number limited

at

seen

;

only

Newest pickings

neces

Contract, be

may

per

W.

of

Conditions

Drawings the

not

will

s

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tender

to be addressed to The Hon. the Public out Works, and marked for Cross "Tenders Southern Con of

side, tract;"

Specifications at the Court

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ONIONS keeps

and

and

Office,

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;

the Cheapest and Best Store, of good quality only, Oatmeal bags and Pea Flour, Marmaladeaud of Jams, great variety & Green Arrowroot, Sago, Pearl Peas, Lobster, Herrings Salmon, Sardines, See,

Stores

for

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this

The lowest or any be accepted. sarily

articles in 7ib

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and

Contract,

at

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Timber

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House, Bunbury.

into

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The Hon.

Works, and Supply of

Additions."

Bunbury Jetty

q

for

1892,

on

the

:

"

side,

to

be addressed

of POblic Tender for

will

to Noon

up

M

notice',

.

to

They are

be received at this Office the 29th Tuesday, November, above Contract.

TENDERS

Office

September:

further;

"

the

this

December,

nntil

.

for

at of

MONDAY,

day

.

1892,

on

i

noon

,

up to

Director

PERTH. .

are

170 miles.

.

HALL,

Ill'

ere

about

Length

bookings;

on

every

:

will be received the 6th Tuesday, above Contract.

TENDERS

—

XRRACK-ST.

Sum

CONTRACT.

aud

t

CHEAP RETURN TICKETS available for 14 be issued to Fremantle, days, will Perth; and Guildford at and fares times shewn below:—

OILMAN

TEMPERANCE

v'"

TIMBER

Commencing

12th

-

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OF

excursion

;

SUPPLY

AND

ADDITIONS.

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GROCER

cheap

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BUNBURY

CONTRACT.

with Permanent Construction complete Way and Stations the providing of (including all the Materials Rails and except for the Permanent Fastenings Way).

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railways Government WESTERN AUSTRALIA;

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SOUTHERN

Advertisements.

Government

railway.

f

northam-yilgarn

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JOHN

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JOHN DAVIES. General Traffic Mianager.

VIES,

General Traffic Manager, General Traffic Manager's. Office, Perth, September. 9 tb, 1892.

General

Traffic,

Perth,

July

Manager's 28th 1892,

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Agents for Hosiery, and Towelling,

PATERSOUiT Land

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Perth,

W.A.

Surveyors Agents,

Should

Novelties.

BUSINESSES HOUSES to LET. of commissions; kinds promptly ted at moderate prices,

Com

Chambers,

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Mutual

BURGESS

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King

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Perth.

Terrace,

George's

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in

Barrack Street,' Sole Agents.

the

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the is

will

Bread

Bakery

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prove

in

to be ;

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City.

LARGEST

of BREAD

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Perth.

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amateur

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all

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married New

couples. arrivals

will

that

find

the cheapest, establishment is

and

Federal.

the best,

in

the

visitor

country Coffee

and most

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National Library of Australia

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Reliable

'All

executed

with

R.S.;

obtained

for

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requisites

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Youth's

Boots

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taken

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Hay Street,

Brushes Harness Oils OCERIES

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Cutlery

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Skins,

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Shipments

Hides

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Strong Shoes in ;/

Salted

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or otherwise be will and promptness, PRIZE the late .at

FIRST

Children's

and

Whips

by post care

Colonimanui

Jockey

Clippers,

all

Ladies'and and

cSS opportunity

Saddles and Saddles

,

Varied Gentlemen's i;

Regular

:

Girls'

Hostelry, Sponges, Chamois

Note

ready

the

Address

ROBERT Barrack

for

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Perth.

CHEAPER

THAN EVER. grocery price list. For Cash Only , Queensland Meals, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d Do. Ox Soups, Is 2d Tongues, each 4s 3<i N.Z.; Lunch 21b Beef, Is 3d'; tins, Libbv's Corned Beef, 21b tins, Is OJd Conrad's lib a-td. 8d 21b Meats, tins, Is 3d : Do, tins, Potted Meats, asstd. 8d |lb tins, Mullet 6d Leighton's Fresh Herrings, 5d Fresh Sal mon, 8d Fresh 7d Oysters, Kippered 9d Herrings, Sardines, -lb tins, 4.\d Do 8d Jib tins, Bottled Fruits, lid and Is Tinned do, Is;, Jams;"! lb tiuf£ 6ld English and 7d lid and Is Do, 21b tins, English lib 6d Marmalade, tins, Do, 21b tins, lid S A Jams, lib 4ia dins, ;?2lb tins, 8d, 8Ad'. :

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SMITH, Street,

Agent

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Suits

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North

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large Scarfa

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of Gloves,

be

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7d and

8d

and

8d

Coffee,

Is pints

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tins, ls6d Powder, 5d lb tins, Cohnan's Mustard D S F -|lb 7d, jlb'ls Green Peas, lib, 7d French Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb cPea Flour, 8d per lb Condensed-Milk. 7d Tomato Sauce, 6d and 8d'; Worcester shire Sauce, 6d Starch, 4jd per. lb Bine GlLramarine, 8d per lb Do ""Keen's, 10d Table «Jd Vinegar. per bottle. Cordials. Tea', Ud Is and 2s lb Is, per Arrowroot, l and lid Sd lb 8d packets, Candles, per lb "Soap, 4d 5d and Od bar Dcstampe's self-acting do, lid bar Destampe'a Washing Fluid, Is 3d bottle Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d New Vasse Pota Is 6d stone. toes, O.her lines at the Lowest

Is

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;

Egg Powder,

ex

21b tins

Pickles, Is 2d, is 4d,

Jellies, 9d

lib

Baking £b tins.

6d

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;

changed

&

Shirtings

old'

S A assorted 21b tins,

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Syrup,

;

guaranteed. boys'

;

;

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fit

and

October

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fashions,

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Perth,

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Messrs. ;

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HE ARM AN and takeheed. Every new, style in stock. A ttontion particularly paid to, cutting. M ei

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and stock, a varied large of Gig, Cart, and Cairiage and Gents' Saddles Riding

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Scrapers, etc. orders sent

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GENTLEMEN, W bat is it yon want

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English

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Stock

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Saddlerx

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Perth.

open and

now

TO

Harness.

Combs, Blacking,

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Sir Governor, K.C.M.G, ISroome,

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HENRY-STREET the (Opposite Fremantle Club), from minutes' walk Three Jetty and Town- hall. Railway Station, late of the Viehm W. F. JENNINGS, OPENED the above nev Cafe, has now beei i extensive which have premises, fitted up in tbe latest style for the comfor t am Of bis boarders and convenience

APP0T"

mihe

ROBERT' Manufacturer of all

performances

D. JACOBY,

HAY

Stein's)

MSN?

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FEDERAL PALACE. COFFEE (The Workman's Home),

visitors.'

SPECIAL

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Hotel Accommodation. Outdoor Boarders £1 Is per week. Indoor Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. OYSTERS on regularly arrival of Nor' West Boat. D. 1ms added a Jacoby handsome Concert Hall and Ball-room to his fine for smoke which is to let premises, concerts, socials, and practices.

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