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begin

this

leading

article the

-from native

on letters unable

the

on

some we

week

of a reprint the Warn Austra and of question a

same

to

were

which

subject as

reproduce

they

appeared. It

is

that

be regretted

to

signs

are

of the native question being apparent to another about again experience of

season

severe

becoming

and

definite.

ous

The

canvassing. in the

which charges are newspapers

English

appear

more

more

numer

Quotations

or events hearsay accounts explained away capable of being fully this journal that are taken from or a wide circulation. and are given

representing

Many of the

incidents

to in

which

receive

something At present

that stories

insist

their

so

there after

was

all.

into

had

come

not

be said

such

or more time and atten services, useful tion given to make them really members If they of the community.

their

the Anglothey have been districts valuable as and they can settlers, to

these mission

new

:

which have a distinct of form, ring and the extreme about the exaggerated The more this native them. question will it be is the more examined into, as to the general found that statements of

illtreatment tion 7— as

distinct which

cruelty!

founded

—are

the aboriginal from isolated

ho

has

one

popula of denied

cases

ever

and

hearsay,

011

nour

The by a too fervid imagination. the less, it they are investigated, are of be worthy seen, they

ished more

will

It

a

a

subject, scarcely

to turn from the discussion of which can intestine fail to breed ill-feel has

and

ing,

the

not

any the

good

producing branch of which Bishop

native

most

honour

week

Last

we

a

on the JBoard, established by tion of the aborigines' the Trappist monks, in the WestKimFrom the account district. berley has furnished, supple His Lordship mented by Father Duff's rotes, there

be

doubt

no

that

excellent

an

start institu

an made in founding can be re where the aborigines and taught the claimed from savagery,

been

lias

tion

of

arts

peaceful

a

Within

less

little

wooden temporary have been church appear

regard

to

that food

its

self-supporting.

themselves favourably

a

be

sum

expended— pounds— is not of for

ground

.economy in order

the

fore-shadowing ' .

For

a

in

them

temptation the

besetting in this

to

of the he

and at

mishis their

they placed The

abused.

never

is

pilfer of

one of usually the savage, but

these West J£imrespect showed themselves natives berley' the to accepted esti usually superior One of characteristics. mate of their of when placed in a position them, full in charge of a tent responsibility, forsook his post, never of provisions, of food, did himself short nor, though himself. Whether be toueh a thing the are due to traits these striking or of the natives, natural disposition even

do

of

indigenous " to promising Plants the postcript the

to

most

woman's

that the Board stating £350, in aid of the Beagle

the

current

This

year. below

much

the

had granted Bay mission

end, for

at

sum

was

Bishop Gibney's evidently and in a expectations, subsequent to the letter Board, he put his views before and re-submitted it, strongly matter And

the tion.

for

incident ends, the Secretary

its.

further for the

the this

considera the present, letters from

here, the ensuing of the Board

'

the

it

is

not

difficult

into

time

nor

affairs

have

hard

for the It is a

of the mission. which he has thrown

establishment heart

serious

feel

at the turn has worked

He

self

understand

to

and

and

money, minded

like he

man,

in

our

calculated

to

arouse

columns reflections

that

the

of the benefit It does not seem population. able to demand that the

thing approached that think shows

of

control

itself,

fingers of the matter,

and

voice

at

present The

public annual grant and requires

is

leave and

he speaks about

proceedings and

the but

To Sir,

fritter

out

any

away one

the doubtedly UhurcU missions

if

it

£5000

a

settlers

lordship

the

next

the Nor'-West

to tiine

sottlers

&c.,

MACK

Oct.

2.

the

Editor.

I did not

make

attributed the Town

lo

—

pression ing in Mr.

called

upon myself.

defend

it

AY.

to refute

their

To

ex

hence his

I do not remarks

"West

"

Australian the

at

Town

really say the occasion previously

what Hall

lie

to

by

referred

.

on

me.

Yours,

M.

GIBNEY.

Oct.

Editor.

the

hands

To

Sir,

in

the

so

pleases, with year,

—

-I

have

correspondence

further

than

no

wish to continue on the above subject If

this.

I

understand

His

Lordship Bishop Gibney with connection the ex I imputed to him. As pressions there to be a doubt in the appears minds of souie who should know, with rightly,'

Un say it nay. of how far question to the natives should from the State, is one

to

disclaims

receive support that calls for settlement. But it should not be placed in the bauds of a Board

all

clue

any that

deference,

1

would

most

re

beg to ask the V ery Reverend gentleman, Bishop Gibney, if he would not mind repeating through the columns spectfully

the control of Government, beyond and Parliament, opinion. public j

MACKAY.

Editor.

the

Sib,— In

this morning's I paper letter from Mr. Mackay time so abusive this not but politely " I do not believe insinuating Biohop I disclaimer." trust his Gibney's will treat this would-be Lordship with the contempt patriot he richly deserves in to stir attempting up I strife. was at the Town Hall at and I endorse his Lord the meeting, notice

another

ship's

disclaimer,

and

of

some

light the

to

unfortunate

natives

in exchange instance I can

north,

For

the

whilst

I

black,

has

not

an

.

in

very

in a little poor 12 years, who was

by a

arm

in the domain

for their show a

specimen aged about

teresting native, shot in

although

I reporter, may be a factor in to bringing the cruelties extended

as a authority very important

small

rifle

bullet,

he was on his mother's, around a camp tire. entered Tho bullet the arm hear the elbow and travelled down .the arm the wrist. escaping near In other of the world the parts natives have been for recompensed their land. Let us look for instance' to the New Zealanders. It would be how to know much interesting these North-West natives receive for their land, the lead bullets not to be cbunted. I presume the native, he is although

understand knee sitting

a

to his

birthright

Mr.

Perhaps has entered

land.

since he the defensive, kindly describe in the "West Australian" " a hunt" it would myall be read

Mackay

will,

on

—

well

with,

perhaps interest. My advice to Mr. Mackay is to "let the dead past bury its dead" and not court of reckless the exposure deeds enacted by reckless individuals. —

Yours

&c.,

Y QUABBA. Oct.

Perth,

Sir, notice

In

VY

14.

To

Editor.

the

this

I morning's paper from Mr. C. Harper. I shall suppose he does not know who I am. He to be able pretends to de lineate character as he my from, —

a

letter

says,

letter and further he con my short ; tends that aim was to say somemy thing nasty about Mr. McKay. Well, if that je so, Mr. Harper has followed in his references pretty closely to Dr. Gibney arid myself. I am afraid Mr. Harper does not know my char and he acter, may yet know something me

to

cause

I

admit

him

to

alter

his

am

not

like

Mr.

1

ooinion.

a Harper, native of this colony, ergo, accordiug to some 1 can people's ideas, know about other parts of the world nothing and I am stuffed with and vanity because, I may be hypocrisy, forsooth, " an factor" in bringing important to some of the cruelties light extended to in the north. che natives Mr. Harper is in the meaning of wrong giving as it is "Quabba" good; only thus used when applied as an I adjective.

that I may say spoke in although I did not intend terms, strong to sayany thing nasty of Mr. McKay, and with reference to my ignorance about of the world, other parts I can assure

Mr.

Harper that

this

colony a Zealand,

110

body

&c.,

MoD.

had the aborigines of like Te Kooti of New in the north things would wear a different to what aspect From the tone of Mr. they do now. letter one Harper's would think that

&c.,

f 7th

Perth,

welfare here the

the

at the meet and on which

Hall,

Yours,

of

use

me

Mackay comments,

feel or

but

enshrouded

are

which,

not

remarks

public.

Freman'tle,

snap its disposal

means of ameliorating direct condition is taken of its out to an aud entrusted irresponsible

mystery,

facts

McD.

that

most

whose

out his

Yours,

important

an

for

to

ever

do

But we of the ques

spirit.

ask

kindly himself

confine

should be preceded of by the disposal the is Board. Government usually

can

clnistianity

will tion,

which

in

attention,

regarded as responsible of the native population,

them

of certainly

afforded

opinion.

can

at

I

christian

the

But thai 'is disbursement. precisely The Board is a law what is not done. unto

to.

painting than any

worse

unreason

be

or

the

worst

any

of how, and why it is should also be allowed

and

settlers

Bishop Gibney's regard to the Nor'-West

.with

iu

purposely

aboriginal

should

money

is

lordship

that

position occupied by the extraordinary Protection Board. It is Aborigines income annual drawn given a large from public funds and to be expended for

his

most on

from unkind

the Nor'-West

feel

is

and I don't his observations remarks as he

district,

Bishop Gibney, stigmatises settlers Nor'-West as of slayers at the rate of 10 to 1000 blacks, sheep one can to the conclusion only come

to him appears keenly what, doubtless of official the cold blast indifference. to But less bound persons up in the the mission, correspondence Trappist

published

our

years touring

was

the

him

must

in

man

lordship,

neither any other

sparing

soul,

visited

made the other night in the Town Hall. At that I speak of I could the time venture to say that any of the settlers at the Nor'-West that came in contact with the then Father "Gibney treated him as a and with the gentleman, utmost New, Sir, when his respect.

or insufficiency grant made by the

Gibney should

Bishop annoyed

God

lordship

could, make such

then,

the

of

reverse

his

through he think

be

may

myself,

not one for his sins, would not even Bishop Gibney. a of good number

when

ago

being

Whatever

to the

only.

for

speaking

If

natives. world

go scathless, I temembcr

and of the red tapist official, studiously of satisfaction. no sort order, giving Indeed the curt, uninforming, abrupt sound out of place in replies strangely a is of the colony whose administration kind. dispehsible one's opinion as

am

I believe I can safely say that all settlers nearly all of the Nor'-West could speak after manner the same if do so. called on (o What they were wonder that such a damaging impres sion in Downing-street, and prevails other of the world, when at our parts door a gentleman like very Bishop of the Nor'Gibney classes the whole West settlers in the same category and endeavoured to convey his opinion that the Nor'-West settlers are punished for their sins against by the drought

with

letter,

intimation

I

ordeal

or

'

a

the months

through

twelve

but

flowers,

"

important

I

come

for

I

one.

chastised natives manage would like to see

can 1

so

Gibney Sir,

I killed have not

1

who

doing

Now,

your Lordship entitled Forage and finally, like

of a work of Australia,'

copy

and

grapes forward

have that

say and

scathless,

|

National Library of Australia

not

Bishop

knowledge

success

Neither

life.

er

disbursed, some sort

most

I

of what has happened natives and after I before and I call went Heaven to there, I say that I never witness when lifted a instrument to a native in my deadly

knowledge among the

Aborigines

some

largely natives

1

answ

a

it

j

the

a

fortnight

sins

Bishop

constructed ; and fenced in, mission the is,

were entirely companions and the confidence mercy, was

a

the

this

in

of 400 blacks, as he if think he used the word would sound as showmore for them. ing a little respect During the time that I have been on the Nor'-West, I have gained a good

them.

Protection Board. In he received a somewhat singular from the Secretary, letter acknowledg seeds asking for some ing the report,

discharge

Gibney

slayers I natives it

terms

them, without

to

that

St.

Fund, made

the

were

of this portion to applied

liability

finds

Bishop

itself

the

Relief

unsym

though the, two thousand there is small,

some

for

meeting

remarks a little go by without pathetic thereon. In the lest disas comment lost trous we drought 40,000 sheep, and to Bishop according Gibney's im and we misleading pulsive reckoning,

and

colony

life.

was

religious

that insufficient believing been exercised. It was

has

a

supplies, the With

from

a

command

costly,

year and

Gibney and his experi impressed, be regarded as other than cannot

ences

siou

settled

than

monastery

been

has

garden would

and

should

the

of

some

to

to accomplish

apart

even

necessarily

earnest

were

addressed report, to the Aborigines' mission for the civilisa

can

destined

the

At

—

im very unkind, uncharitable, with and inconsiderate remarks pulsive est settlers. Now, regard to the Nor'-W that has been at the as a settler Sir, since Nor'-West allow 1869, I cannot unkind and Bishop Gibney's

the

the incurred in expense the mission. The establishing outlay not to for this could fail be purpose The initial work considerable. of a mission settlement in so founding a of the remote portioncolony must

project

with

question is

Gibney

ably associated enabled to publish by the Bishop

another

to

Sir,

support ground of humanity. of Bishop The object re Gibney's. the to Protection port Aborigines was to secure from that Board body some substantial in the assistance, of money, towards shape of a grant

ly taken.

of

compensation result,

that indicate excellent material

has

considerations, on the broad

that

to be able

relief

to

seem

is

monks, it work that,

Board,

acceptance. is

I

John's, (Newfoundland) I that notice Bishop

work upon, and that under the control of those de\ oted the Trappist men,

a

to the of gaining employment always be sure which are best, of .a kind for they It to be re is, therefore, adapted. that anyone holding the high gretted of Bishop and authoritative position allowed himself to Gibney should have the Town Hall on make charges, plat sistants

contact can previously, but in either case there is for encouragement. Facts

as

.

raised least

;

cause

equal

no

Aus Western however, tralia can hold her head high in regard to the subject In no other colony races received have the aboriginal on humane the whole more treatment, beneficial made of nowhere is more use j

been have not at Saxon level, made in many

Editor.

the

did

defraying

are without much publicity foundation, of truth or have just that substratum enables the progenitors of the which

statements

To

they

SETTLERS.

We lian

and example of Fathers to the teaching and Treacy, McNab with whom

NOR'-

.

WEST

THE

_

AND

.

GIBNEY

'

BISHOP

the

injustice natives

was

of

leader

ever

this

perpetrated and

colony, been at any

on

that

have not tiirie'such " infamous as expeditions Myall aud hunts," that the native women never have been molested. Now, from there

what

I can the contentions of learn, the natives are these. They say their domain has been entered by the white

have suffered violence ; have been outraged and and children many of their fellow-men have been forced into aud that work-; man

their

;

they

women

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camps,

shot

men,

down and

women,

whether they the natives

the Mr.

.

I

1

more

to

think,

he

;

the is

sheep

Harper

follow

me

natives.

From

what

Harper's " Home

letter,

Ruler,"

I learn he is not a and it would be well black and re white,

the natives, membered that

if

I

am

Australian

an

read

1 may

fact.

of the in Mr.

defence I

state

by birth,

other I

that

locked up This concerned.

Irwin

the for

are

to applies River.

station get white hot. men to work, because it is too of instances where There are hundreds

white

the

Being

blissful

state

per's

opinion

to content remain of anonymity, Mr of me to the contrary. .

Yours,

and

in tl

LEGISLATIVE

a

The

The

Monday, The

Perth

select

took

the

to

was

Sale

Improve time

and

at

Amendment committee

select

The

Industrial Bill Schools

and Re read a

was

time and passed. Public Health The

Further Act and Police Act considered in were

Amendment Bill, Bill Amendment and amended. committee, Protestant The Perth Orphanage and Sale Bill, Perth Lands Railway were read Crossing Improvement Bill time. a second The J ury Exemption and Land Bill, Constitution Bill Act were Transfer time. read a first at 955 p.m. The House adjourned

in

considered

thrown

Congdon,

Speaker

took

The

the

Timber

House

Bill

Branding at

adjourned

of

particulars

122

took

all

at

230

Colonial

Treasurer,

the

the report select committee on the Midland Railway proposals. The House into committee weut on the Industrial and Reformatory Schools Bill when the amendments of

the

Council

Legislative

Bills

Amendment time. The

Jury

The

of Wines Bill, Manufacturing and Companies Bill amended in wpre committee. The Colonial moved Treasurer that when the next contract for the coastal steam service be called for that pro be made for the extension vision of the service to Wyndham. Agreed to. The House adjourned at 4'15 p.m.

at

7.30

in

Colonial

of Bill

to

reply

was

Hospital

Sale

Act

Further

was

read

a

Exemption

Bill,

we

had

had

look had

deeply

and

to

of

first

and

effect to the recommenda delay, give Smith as set forth tions of Mr. Allison on the locomotive in his report work to went a division The matter shops. was defeated when the pidtion by 15

21st.

took

chair

the

at

A.

Company

Act

Amendment Trustees and Bill

8

aud Executors Bill,

read

were

a

first

time.

The J ury a

time

third

Exemption and

Bill

read

was

passed. of Land

The Transfer Bill was and passed time, through mittee amendment. without The House adjourned at 930 a

read

first

LEGISLATIVE

com

The

Speaker

took

p.m.

have

to

a

at 730

p.m.

The sums

Colonial paid for

Treasurer

to

subscription

from January papers November 20th, 1892, £75 2s.l0d.

said

the news

1891, amounted

fst,

we

lion,

in respect of extent large them. before On the I had a very pleasant

satisfy is in

to to

hon. sound

a

state

is

there to

as

members

our

no

finan

cause

unable

being that

obligations and that

that

have

we

should

we

for to also

half hope of a prosperous Hon. members will that notice year. at the Government the pre proposes sent time to ask for a for six supply months. The estimates placed before will only show the expen you to-night diture desired to be incurred until the 30th June next. The reason for this is that the winter is a more convenient every

timefor and we

this

House

shall

in

to meet future be

(hear, hear,) in a position

to place before members the financial of the position after the year colony has been closed and not, as at present, before revenue the actual and expen has been ascertained. diture The first I will with will deal be the point of the On the 5th population colony. the census was April, 1890, when taken the population numbered 49,782 and now, at a period some 20 persons,

that

mouths

had

it

later,

reached

to about

au increase of about showing I this 400 per month. matter place because I think that if we are to. first,

58,600,

wealth

iu

we

The

must second

iucrease

to the of question our Out of the loan of 1890-1, loan. had we namely £1,336,000, to

refer

point

is

expended

£373.330. Sentember. Since three then some months have, and I have to that the say elapsed, for this time has been expenditure of our very £400,000 loan heavy.

the

30th

was

on placed realised £100

to

judge a

r

the 5s.

7

wjwww.

market recently So far as I am

and able

do

not anticipate any the remainder, raising favourable opportunity arises,

I in

and

I think that the in which way is able to Western Australia place her loans shows that the upon the market, wise were in entrusting Government their

21st.

the chair

very

little

into the finances, ask the indulgence

and that

when

ASSEMBLY. December

new

hon. members a state place before ment of affairs, which, if they do not show strides the enormous that were shown of 1891, at the beginning will

difficulty

T

Wednesday,

were

of the

to

un i

W.

of

National Library of Australia

to office, time to

occasion we

population. which I will

December

President

time

13.

subject On

and

increase

COUNCIL.

p.m.

were read a Land Bill and passed. on a took place long discussion made R. F. Sholl motion by Mr. without that the Government should,

Transfer

agreed

were

to.

The

enlarged The

up

of the

the House on of the colony.

our

said the Government Mr. Quinlan, a view to with could not do anything of the hosthe re-organisation public until

ex

money

plea

first

undertaken,

chair

of

sums

this dressing the finances

any anxiety meet all the

20th.

the

Mr.

:

to submit to this the of revenue and estimates expenditure for the first six months of the year 1893. This is the third occasion ou which I have had the honour of ad

cially,

ASSEMBLY. December

said great House

sure

at any rate the country

p.m.

pended as incidentals for 1891. The Colonial Treasurer brought

The Scab

p.m. The

Treasurer, rise with

Sir— I

indeed, because the colony hadpro in. a manner grossed unexampled in its history. To-night I have an equally pleas ant task because I think I will be able

The Colonial Treasurer laid on the returns table showing the moneys paid to the proprietors of the various news for papers advertisements etc. and

19th. chair

Committee

revenue

duty

Bill committee

out.

Wednesday, December

In Colonial

facts placed second occasion

was Bill read in committee,

first

LEGISLATIVE

Monday,

came

the receipt

consolidated

the

ASSEMBLY.

LEGISLATIVE

announced

of

out

members

Anivndment

and amended. The Jury Exemption

The Speaker

third

.

Land

:

January. formatory

to

Company's by the

up

Act a

Act

Tuesday,

announced

Colonial

of

third A

at

committee

third

a

Health

referred

Police further

The

chair

or

a

Canning,

chair

Crossing

read

were

The Export

19th.

to in

exposed

water

sea

time ancl passed. The Speaker

ation

p.m.

20 bh

Orphanage

Railway

The

was

December

of the

superstruc

with the earth. The Scab Act Amendment and Bill, W. A. Trustee Executor and Agency Bill were read a third Company, Ltd.,

The the

considered time, amended, and reported.

Secretary for the that the House would adjourn and New Christmas Year's holidays, and that the delegates to the Federal would leave Council Perth on the 13th

pitals

1115

of Messrs. Amherst, Wright, Leake, and Morrison.

COUNCIL.

President

S p.m. The

at

Secretary.

was

SUMMARY.

LEGISLATIVE

for was

the message from His Excellency the Estimates Governor, transmitting the for June 30th, half-year ending and recommending the appropri 1893,

Ltd.,

committee,

Railway brought

was

and Bill

Bill, ment

the

LEGISLATIVE PARLIAMENTARY

piles.

was

financial

affairs

to

an

been paid.

it I take that Therefore, indebtedness i« G 1 ,046,570 or about £30 per head. The present interest the and sinking fund, including on which interest the £400,000 has is £107,855 just been tendered for, per and alter we have arranged all' annum, our loan together with fund sinking

actual

our

institution

has a world-wide which reputation. The indebtedness of the colony is matter another of interest. The total on the indebtedness 31st gf December will be £2,209,100 a less fund sinking in hand of £112,520, so shat the net will be £2,146,570 indebtedness and o| amount this £400,000 has hftt! yet

have

shall

we

jetty

being The use

now

jarrah permitted bub not where it

tures

of

in

took

Midland

proposals Colonial

20.

Oct.

of

Trustee,

December

of

report

the

on

a

&c.,

were

with

replaced of karri

COUNCIL.

The President 2 30 p.m.

The Public

ar-

or

a

used

contact

Bill and

Agency Company,

considered

of the

been

the action

fees.

Australian

section

one

was

accordingly.

QUABBA. Perth,

West

Mr.

view

a

Amendment amended,

amended, and reported. The House adjourned

Bill

have tried to get home and those that vain, to settle with have to be content four or five hundred acres, whereas the has as of thousands many squatter acres.

auctioneers'

Scab

in

of com auctions

Government with investigated

was

to.

passed.

settlers but in

steads desire

Bill

had

matter

Act recommitted,

was

in

from

in

Works,

Fremantle

and

originate

for

Tuesday,

cannot

they

say

the

that

the

reducing The

The Executor

settlers

as

specially

nonsense

to

a

DeHamel,

and from

of authority in the north and scarce

far

as

around

all

is

owners

to

legislation

said

Sholl,

it said karri piles

farmers

engines. Agreed Treasurer said made motion by

railway

reply

of things rampant in the

the best stations

is

country

fires

Colonial

reported.

worked by the natives, is ly a white man employed, the natives " bossed" being by the tender-hearted Chinaman or Malay superintendent; also thatof the best land in the most

the It

passing The

protect which

state

are

north

to

requisite others from

that

F.

to Mr. Patterson, reply fact that most of the

—

colonies. am told on of the many

is

that

squatting

moved

Traylen

missions would be

in the other I my experience colonies, all whether advise or natives, white to watch the black, very carefully encroachments of the fra or the same ternity, will exist here that is

voices.

Mr.

condition of find many

will in

the

not

or

that

is to them what white man. Will that this is not the

affairs

their

of special ground on negatived

R.

Lands, the on the report in the hands

tion on Act, the services rendered

was

Mr.

of Crown

Government Geologist's was Murchison goldfiekls of the Government printer. The Director of Public

children,

maintaining

the

say

in

innocent

are

kangaroo to

the natives white man,

a

to

reply

to

£139,650

provide

hesitation in that do that. we can saying easily When I introduced on the estimates after Feb. 4 1891, soon myself and my

have

I

annum.

per

no

took that I stated I office, that estimated the debt per head of the population wbuld reach £44, when we loan had raised this of £1,336,000 But this it has not done as yet, and it is a long way oft reaching that amount. I hope and believe that our population will increase in a that will pre way vent our debt from increasing public colleagues

to In

.

extent than at present. greater connection the with indebtedness head of the in this per population it may be not out of place to colony, refer to the public ef the indebtedness a

other

colonies.

borrowing

not

are

all

we

there

know,

amount of the other

great part of

the

on

to regret of a very

however,

I,

say that the statistics recent as date, still, has not been any

for a. very recently good and I do not reason, that the suppose statistics in Victorian the published Year-Boole and the Year-Book of Aus colonies

will be in error. In 1890 of indebtedness head of per in Netf South Wales population

the the

tralia

rat6

was

£43;

Queensland, £72; South Aus £66 ; Victoria., £36 tralia, West; Australia £28 (I have (at the time), shown you that at the present time it is £44 ; and New £30) ; Tasmania, Zealand £62. As I have said before we and we have an immense territory, are a growing and therefore I colony, our think that rate per head of in debtedness must, compared with that of all the other be consideredcolonies, not

altogether

hear).

(Hear,

unsatisfactory.

There

is

one

a

considerable

point which I think effects us more than any other colony in Australia, and that is our indebtedness we must counting particular

remember

that

has

been

contracted

are

piling

on

amount We

recently.

our

£900,000

has

last

two

years,

and

time

£436,000

more

monies. the during very short be raised

loaii

been

spent in

a

will

before the country has an opportunity of benefitting by this loan expenditure. It is all this very well for us to obtain transitory progress these are railways what we look for is

or

should

the

follow and

pleted,

this

which exists the money is being we

are

.

desire,

cannot expect, able time after

com

built,

temporary pros the time during The expended and which we

perity

benefits

works

the

after not

prosperity

while but that

prosperity

being

until

accrue

a

consider

the

works have been There is another point occur to everyone and that

completed. which must is that we lose I

was

that

considerable

a

going to

say

half,

loans

would

do

our

amount

of

the

if

we

us

good could

produce all we required in this colouy. But, you all know we have to spend an immense amount of these loan monies in other Our loans to a con places. siderable

extent for

are spent in finding others rather than for our own We have to people. send away to the old country for all our rails and rolling stock and thia causes a considerable amount of Ina>. nil1!'

employment

money to be spent outside the colony. there is Again, another disad great which we vantage labour under compared to some 1 da not countries, the other say colonies. We labour under a great disadvantage in borrow ing money iu another market I was going to say a foreign but 1 market, —

do

uot

mean

acceptation

market. Interest were

a

borrow

We away rich .

if people, atook aud their our

disability tralian first

the

iu

the

money could from fails, wq

we

we

our

our

own

would

be

and

own

rolling people, different,

with

the

all

the

colonies suffer under. instance we have tomorrow

we

-could

o>ar

buy

awn;

nnr

If

troiu

our

which

»11

if

community,

usuaS

English

have to send from this colony.

position would do

audit

in

foreign terms

of

—

often

are

they

if

sheep from

Commissioner

in

-

few

a

case motion that the Quinlan's be Rowe reconsidered Inspector with a view of his being dealt with under the section 8 of the Superannua

—

take

and

wholesale,

kangaroos

The

Mr.

of

—

remunerated they have not been fairly for their services their means of sub ; has been sistence taken from them ; the white man will shoot down their

great Aus

In

the

money

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we

We

have

a new

the

means

therefore;

and,

and

compared

countries

great

with the old

think

and

dealing interest to the

the

is

amount colooy in

that

banks.

On tho

there was in the banks

the

same

the

sum

in

is

aud

here,-

there

30th

on the time, of 1,409,302Z

in

for at

people, and

ports, tralia

and

my friends (Laughter). 528,3632

have

fixed

—

is

it.

Still,

Of

this and

at

call

Of

deposit.

there

an

at deposited The difference then and at the

means

months afterwards, present time, nine credit of the present is 42,3712 to the When I these time. went through

but and

banks

fixed deposit between the

or

call.

amount

|

1

to and 1891 amounted 1,280,0932, in the. value of the estimated imports 202 per 1892 was 1,200,000 2, or about I regret to head of the population. this is not say some persons may think

in

railways the lands

it

them

those of 1891. the value of the in head of the population, colonies in Australasia

one.

we

|

water deal

(

'

1

j

West

effect

acme

irate-

in

on

is no there this matter.

our

this for

people

at the than the exports, to

£788,766.

exports factory. be slight

present

of

thought

I of lion,

those

Here

for 1892, The value

y

reduced.

my would

during

to

have

loan

a

can

160

go

acres

besides from when he and their

improvements, flock

to try Australia

but

pos

adequate

an

words of way

to

seem

not

seem

may

be

to

in

say

money;

a

conditional £1000

a

and

year,

build

to

erect

an

agricultural

to

buv

a

stated, 18,900/

this

However,

source.

there

extent I am in

be

in tlie oc large increase land, and that will tell, the rent is the small. Again, mineral must of our industries to the revenue. I prove of advantage now come to the expenditure for 1892. On the 1st January, was a 1892, there will

balance

credit

added

to

782, able

makes

the

£438,

total

avail

a

the

for

of £107,640. estimated revenue, ot

services expenditure and of

£596,909,

of this year. for this year

Our

1 estimate

we

this

authorised have dealt

House

this

by to

some

to

I

as

being,

We

71,482/. for

this

the

have

thinking

amounted

to

.

in

gold to

500/

Chicago, tralian

form

an

it

was

is

most

valued

sent

—

£73,264 £43,046,

to

in

the

up

the

JVest

Imperial

£7466

six

Customs total

at

of

figures that a

are

£79,568

was

year to

amounted

the X fear not be satis

again

of the exports will I have certain !

chief

Institute, at

We

to ask for

propose

Tho expenditure of

next

the

30th ended year Tho revenue of the 30th September

last.

en

I

think

part

item. the exer

all

tio

tlunic

it

nossililc

s

Lo

any

of

Eiucla

the colony of 71,482/

over

at

town, tine

courthouses

nt

and

Carnac;

at

Katanning,

Newcastle,

(estimated Oyoss, pne

to

cost

at

Y'k

2500/;

a

6000/, one both very

lighthouse at

a quaran at hospitals Perth Northura, ;

7,500/), Southern to cost estimated at Rottnest costing

Curnarvou

urgently

this stores

Derby and 4'bany, Bridge-

York

Kaianning, station

in

bouded

were

Carnarvon,

Bunbury, ;

Included

.

to

required,

cost

the

2600/,

the

tho

i

sum.

part

I

for

munici

raised

by them rate. This

general of the

Government

by this.House

approved given

a

a

sum

for

under

tection .

on

estimate

under

vcte total

the

in

amount

the

'

of

Board, of but

the

shall

and the

lot

respects, Constitution shall extend he

expenditure That fitue,

adding to the Aot for the of 2,500/ huB keen

or assisting Constitution

A sum Aborigines. placed on the estimates for the upkeep of the

for and sinkiDg-fund interest ou 53,927/ loans we have been able to provide a sum of 71,482/ works for and buildiugs all

selves action

vote,

I estimate reductions. great the 30th of June next there will bo a credit balance of 43,721, and believe that instead of there being less than that amount will be more. there In this of 378,132/ und expenditure

ended year amounted to £522,782, as against £461,732 for tlie year ended the 30th

10s.

the

on

on

to a

Darling hear)-— the present build being in the opinion of the unsuitable. Another pro a sum which will provide

of

palities

is

and

not

for

is

Minginew.

This

I

mouths

lirstsix

vision

subsidy

to

from The

line

telegraph

line

a

to

lastsessioa deal of satisfaction great m all municipalities the colony. throughout There is another item which I do not think is in the printed estimates.

becoming

are

ing Government

Perth, repair line— voted to

amount proposed to ask tho erection of a lunatic of the vicinity

the

sito

and has

are

railways

in

and

a

a

be asked

in

spent

at

—

form part of which it is

Range—(hear,

dur

most

bo

asylum

be £389,132, and the will sinking-fund Iu this growiug

will

year

Hie

lor

make that

to

to

will

Albany

telegraph to build yet spent from the Bannister

also

House

;

Albany £905, making a I think these £200,872. most encouraging, seeing time short ago we were where be a country no Before with the dealing Decemer 1892, I 31st,

is

also main

present

of 3000/, to of 20,000/,

months

six

Wandering,

line

be

of Railways, still somewhat expenses figures because the estimate of expen largely, diture for the half year ruiis close pretty to the revenue it to £54,671 uinouuts

X

to

first

and not

for

the

colonv

entered

the

year telegraph the

receive £15, 070 more for the first six months

revenne-producing

the

was

a

of

year

of 1892.

to say that with sorry tions of the Commissioner

at

it

this

realised

was

I This, think, and for my own couraging, is it The quite justified. and they being extended,

53,927/.

increase of op- tin September, 1891, The the for £61,050. expenditure ended the 30th year September, 1892, ivas £51)9.468 as against £431,194 for of September, the year ended the |30tli increase an of £78,2/4. Wp 1891, had a credit balance on current account 30th of September of this year, .on. tjje revenue of £124,604. The estimated

hand

received

to

know

last

.

than lie of 1892.

that for he will

arnouut

the

yeai

sured me of 1893

where

don't

I

—

be

will

of

Rockingham

last

That, is a excessive think, very but ou railways estimate, ruy hon. friend the Commissioner of Railways has as

loans

have imported have the capacity amount almost

e

the Murchison

what months

on

very

supposed a

I think

end

revenue I estimate tlie months of 1893 will so that we hope to have

ing the first I do not

52,861

the

hon. short

'

Aus

fortifications

office printing Perth barracks,

the

repair

fill

the

for

and Fremnntle. additions to the

I the

for expenditure, dnring the first six months of the In coming year £421,854. I estimate the Customs an increase of

£320,417,

am

and

six

first

there

the

interest

found,

was

£101,437.

only

—

"miscellaneous" it

at

I the

from Yilgarn from PUbarra (hear, hear) from £4,089, and Kiniberley,

—

estimate

as

at

hear)

(hear,

I

balance

our

most

amount

future.

what

satisfactory, From encouraging.

(

an

opinion entered

I

spend

half as year against whole of 1 892, on roads

to

court

and 5350/

propose with me for a deal with the immediate

credit the

ask

bear

while

time,

to

now

over

goldfields I have been from the places in the Customs.

far

so

came,

which

This

from

and I past, members to

already to

propose

will be 15,000/ for the half bridges We propose to re-vote 1000/ for year. the inspector of pearlshell Mr. fishery, Kent now Savilleon his from wny England to take up his duties here. We to ask for for the propose 500/, re-: of our presentation jarrah timber at

was

spend. with

extent,

Vm>L-

at.

for

have

shall

hall

There are other many as hon members will on items, see, the to which I need not estimates, but refer, I will mention a few. The vote for exclusive of the roads, items separate

This

£646,422,

at

Perth, to cost 2000/, and Dardanup,

town

a

the

complete

are improvements at Bun jetties Albany, and Owen' Dongarra,

works

for 10,000/ and bridges.

a

the

of

cupation although extension

to

at

many these

hopes

1500/, propose

to give facilities for shipping Yasse aud Wyndham, and other the total cost of all places,

stock

from

cost

also

river

proposed, Dei by,

increased

.

Barker,

offices

at

for

and

Anchorage,

considerable

hall site

a

Gingin,

to com magazine, at Greenbuildings in the erection, of a

Geraldton, of the public Perth museum

to

bury,

to

at

members will understand the conditional from purchaso unless there is a large increase clauses, that the revenue will be it is not likely a

assist

hall

also

there

at

Mt. We

public

Bun Fre-

North

Perth

at

explosive

an

1300/, at

1500/,

Wagin.

the

Harbour

ho».

to

cost

neW wing

sum of large of land based nurchase clause

produce acres 40,000

cost

at

1500/,

one

buohes,

of

to

another

Katanning, at

plete drill

to

cost to

to

understood, easily though J. hope to see it altered in the near future. The regu the disposal ,of lations for land are so liberal that it takes an immense amount land

to

usefulness,

do powers This is increase.

the

on

Broomehill,

Guildford,

producing

be

them for repeat The members. export the eleven months of

know

refer

National Library of Australia

News of the what I

—

September

will

immigrant

(laughter)

has

year

of

(Joining

pass to

encourag of my point be once' known

West

population." so much

will

time. 1891 for.

Home

These

any alarm

year, showing an purchasing, last to that imported 6(|ud that last. There is this to be said, stocks on the ih.ad larger we

I

Beaconsfiald

at

Narrojin, and oue

that so expended £544,984, the many 1892, notwithstanding during shall calls us we have expended upon less thau about we were £51,855,

and

and

everything

ending

At

and revenue

at

one

increasing

this

regard

tlie

it

an

there.

existed.

for

Let

quickly

year

cause

"

purse certain

gold

imports.

great W

not With

were

Australia and free

have

in

certainly This, may

are

with able to

very thought ing information

this able

the goldfields has the cause to do with rate iu Perth. at

eoudition.

we

reasonable from

members

on

matters

mercial

its

is

estimated

and this, valued (hear, hear) £3 16s. amounts to at, per ounce, of £85,690 an increase £200,872, upon the for the whole of last amount year, and there is another month to run this It be interesting to. lion, year. may

of the depression, any we have, in the other Then again, of afi'airs where com slate colonics a

depressed

size,

but

chance

Department

one

bury mantle

£100,000,

to did

—

of rrreat

deal

into law. I read in

ounces—

on there is the of water scarcity again, I think 1 on the Yilgarn. goldfields show that Yilgarn has shall certainly the but for all that not been inactive,

scarcity a Wd

wish

not but

Nov. lltli, passing of the

this

the

drought great everyone. de and tho consequent in the North of the producing reduction and pression to is what it comes power, for that reason I think why the im Another as as have not increased largely ports the stoppage iu former years has been and the com Railway of the Midland then with it ; and connected plications

to

sufficiently

(

increased not is one last but, there year, must be apparent to that is

a

in anticipation Homesteads Bill,

opinion of gold

have

That

direct

of transit

now,

attempt

an

sesses

;

the

by the

facilities

that

over

fortunes

;

cause

myself

i

:

great

not

and

sort

believe

considered Now I do

not

was

has made settlers will

New South as follows Wales, 132 ; South 202 per head ; Queensland, 262 ; Victoria, 202 Tas Australia, Aus and we in Western mania, 132 There are various reasons 182. tralia, no doubt to be given, why the imports

during

I

should

we

also

of land the public

I like However, items progressing. to have increased our.

colony

ciy that of the right

be done,

can

'

this

and coloijy We have been there has been

productive. in fact time, continual

care

2000/ in a suitable erecting building. We to build schools all over propose the colony, one at Albany to cost 2000/,

and mining, but of it being

sales, was

The

that

by giving

to

.

of

see .

fore,

view. It said in England that

to seo both We don't appear for 1892 over imports At the end of 1890

were

in

rents,

mining, any

to

take

licenses,

'

\

realised

of

are

of

!

some

including and fees I don't

we

and matter the measure this matter

j

revenue.

produced

must of the

at and Railway, Northam, Northampton, Onslow, and Minginew, at where to we York, propose spend

result of all will be the land The estimate of land revenue

worst

only

-

per imports, the various

exports Wales were

Queensland and New exceeded the im exports

we

dues,

;

Southern

—

the

quarrel make

:

and the banks lend the business, to others more, enterprising. money deal with tho question I will now, Sir, The and exports. of imports imports

regret. these

say

the

in

population the lands.

good

their

for

therefore

desired of bring by some people, them here and them on settling land and finding them everything ;

but

came to the I carefully, does that it not conclusion really those who hoard it do because matter,

cause

New

them giving encouragement to occupy the land. As you all know the Government did make the attempt

and thinking

a

West ;

pletion Post-office, com

all telegrams, stamps very as producing items, important revenue, the colony and as showing the progress all will be realised. The is making

under

it

the

not could help feeling to be that the regretted so much is prac system of hoarding but after a- while' tised by people here, '

would

harbour

Broome-

at

Greenbusbes, andWagin at Bunbury, the Dongarra; the Fremnntle of Noith on the Great post-offices

post-offices

believe

stations

police

Bunbury,

hill,

£20,000,

postages,

are

almost

ing

I

to-day, figures was that it

I

for

I

the

of

pletion

will receipts The estimated

£270,000.

We

cultivate that

was

£10

Customs

our

to

to alter

attract

are

in

the

there

In

be made must of things this. as and while railways,

make them for a long

Government.

1891, 1,366,931/

matter.

£12;

that

so

revenue,

we

Victoria,

be received, but amount will.be exceeded by about

In be of bear

Tasmania,

;

it

state

develop

at

there

this

that

efforts a

building

1,402,3022

this to the

240,2492 belonging On September 30,

in

end of 1890, in New South

imports

building

is.

880,4392

at

great such

the

it

year. may

this and I £538,735, year was Customs was expect it to be received. not ; only will put down at £250,000

amount

and Victoria and Western Aus the far exceed the imports, This waut of production and exports. of the imports consequent disproportion and the exports is a I think, subject, of serious and attention, deserving

at

at

£14;

at

I fixed deposit. wonder whose it was. and none of (laughter)—

call

think often I have none

.

banks

have

£28

Australia,

about 'equal, Zealand the

September,

to

Australia,

£15.

banks

last

were

it exports the relation

colonies South

the

I think, of these figures are known course, fo lion, at the same time it does members, me that is an immense amount strike of money

know

that and

was

the

to

Zealand,

interest.

bearing

or

call

the:

of the last ;

the 30th September £438,321 in coin and bullion

capital

they

with

for

fall

Wales exported an amount head of equal to £20 per £22 ; South Queensland, ; population

.

This

could held

will

exports

our

say

other New

1890,

manufacturies, would not

ex country, if she had to borrow money perience for the construction of public works. I now another to come, Sir, very with matter connected our important

finances.

I may of what

short

appliances, under great those to

labour

we

disadvantages, suchas

Of some

community,

are

not

is

'

time.

it

here. Immense large quantities are but: quantities ready for shipment, the market is not favour sufficiently as I am able to judge, So far I able/

the

supply

ourselves. require must .continue for

we

this

course

to

course

Sandalwood

otherwise.

.

articles

not; able

are

of

and-,

of this,

be

,

we

not in

—

because

evidence

.

then we another have to. market, our send the interest ownaway; from and to spend so much: of what country, we have to borrow in those countries

—

in

it

for

for the half year Aborigines' Pro tho amelioration

in various aborigines provided under the that when the revenue half a million the vote

is

Act to

made one of the heads of the revenue of the I

in

the

colony. say, has

am

very glad to it is time therefore, that we for an increase applied in this vote.. Dor 1892 300/ or 40Qi more will be re and for quired, 1893 the amount will have to he larger. Hon. arrived,

and,

doubt the upon

seen

members have

the correspondence placed table with reference to tha Protection Aborigines' Board, and they will see the efforts of the Government, and to my efiorts remove this law from the Constitution Act. I I have pleasure in informing that you the Government steam dredge sailed for no

Fremanlle

on the 15th of this month. of it at delivery so Fremantle, that we have nothing to do till it arrives. We have also ordered another

We

to

tabs

dred»e ©xoavatiug soft sand and eoaneeliQti with the harbour

be used for

mud

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aE51,500

COACH

FACTORY

BOW1U

&

'O'a&JEA,

of Goderich

and

Pier

to

inform to

the build

public

prepared

Corner

FURNISHING

FEDERAL

STANDARD

Bargains!

Wish are

WAREHOUSE,

o

GROCER

AND

TEMPERANCE ST.

BARRACK

LINOLIUMS,

NOTE

—

derermined

to

re into

heavy stock of £1,500,

upwards

Bargains,

Including

novelties

secured, and elsewhere

Colonies

many in the Eastern

at

usual

which half

than

less

and &

Country orders which accompanied by remittance receive prompt attention.

& Corned

and other Heats-foot oils, Sugars of splendid quality

good Kerosene, and cheap.

Kidderminster

Please

Squares

Beef,

-

the address

R.

AND

BRUSSELS

attended

LETTING

aud

Murray

Stair

Carpets,

Stair

Linoliums, Mats.

&c.

to.

Hay-street,

AND

I

forwarded

to

Saddle

Horses.

and

also Buggies Gentlemen, always on hire.

FIIBnriSHIlVG

IvUEKAl,

YEAR!

NEW

C. S

E,

AND

A

HOTEL,

NOW

to

Hotel, Western

three lliver,

the

Government of the Town

Houses,

Post

and

Public

Offices,

The which

is Balcony extensive

Australian

anything a magnificent

Tables. Travellers.

Hot

Melbourne in Reading

Hotel

Broker

and

and is

years, markets choicest

in of

been

Spirit

Sydney

for

position World

to

a

the

brands

of

Cold

and

Baths. Sydney, filed Adelaide Newspapers The Undersigned, having Wine

P

e

aud

the of

leading Mel

all

the Ales,

t

r

Tklegrans

Pfompt

—

Three

Half

a

A

stock

large

.

50

best Beer

and and

will

Guineas Guinea

per

under

week

to

liand.

of

P:

T.

highly ordinary

valuable.

which

.

Aubrey's

Malted External

ut

use

kept

Food

1/-

speciallv as

being

Tinctures

aud

1/6

per

the in

to

and

in

—

half

oa.

Tinctures for Cold (in early stage) at 1/M. upwards. Neuraline & Co.'s for and all Nerve Speciality Neuralgia pain at c-icli. M. Co.'s Paint for Unbroken I/O

Caulfield.

Families

waited

20

on

Birthday

Caids,

To

each, Medical

I/-

1'ioiu

from

Bons,

Table

Plants

residing

at

est

allowed

to

Js.

agents,

&

Co.,

MURRAY-STREET

EAST,

Barrack

near

@ I2s.

those

help M, & Co. have confidence in introducing their oE Baptisia for Low Fever. preparation The, attention will promptest be given to all up-, orders on of country receipt stamps aud two bottle for pence per Liberal postage, Discount

Street

6d.

from

Is.

each.

all

NEW

SUMMER

orders

Country

attended

dispatch.

SUTTON,

;

Ware.

H ALL

—

:

to

Our

well etc.

Plain Side

Art board

GOODS

E A R M A MARKED

N

'

S,

CIIEAf.

Perth.

Street,

Cots, Gui

French Dress Goods, Muslins, Cambric, Priuts, Sunshades. Ceuts

Husieiy,

Ties,

G.

rich

Blk

f)

>1

lb

„

,,

,,

yds.

Black

Go-operative

Silk

!!

Guarrauteed Mew

tq

x'o

Tailor,

HAY

etc.

Outfitter,

STREET,

etc.,

PERTH.

Ins,

,

"l

"I

,,

.)

10

wear.

for

V/u tub fellas, -Shirts,

HEARMAN,

Draper,

Black Co-operative very rich to wear. Dross pieces warranted )!

Hats, Braces,

Tweeds,

w.

few

yds.

Feathers,

Laces,

English

Silk

Pinafores, Infants of all descriptions.

Bonnets,

Flowers,

Lacos,

Lace Curtains, Spreads, Cashmeres,

The above

Barrack

Hats,

Millineiy, Ribbons, aud

Silk,

Ribbons, Swing Fold

Muslins, Cloths,

Ifi

1(3

Co-operativo

Fancy

Clothing

Dresses,

Silk

Butcher,

etc.

Bed pure Handkerchiefs,

1(>

and Retail

known

Mervs

A

Liddelow),

of

Cases

—

la'1'15

Wholesale

G.

W.

descriptions.

now Drapery opening per SiS. Nairnshire, comprising Black Gro. Grain Silk, Pongee Silk,

daily.

£2

Js.

WANTED

Owuers whose

Country

of Pianos

Instruments

in

the

require

TO OPEN Per

s.s. Sepia, Bamboo Umbrella Stands, Easels, Plush and Tapestry, etc.

Racks, g.

National Library of Australia

at

distance the g real

:o:

Tables,

J.

valids, mention

of

Chilblains

ALSO

direct

& supervision

management

Cases.

Bon

Fancy Glass

day.

HOTEL, the

of

Games of

will

receive

per

Cigar

Watches

Boys'

Artificial

Attention.

GRAND Is

Meat.

of Poultry

be sliortly

(Fredk.

THE

a

AT

STANLEY Terms

li

Y atheroo

with and

and

aud

Year,

200 Boxes per box.

the past fifteen seleet from the

Wines,

spray.

Cases,

:o:—

Prime

decor

for

Cigarette

Room.

Spirits. Letters

opened Homajpathic

will also be given Dietetics for infants M & Co. would

MARTIN

Street,

The

besides with of fitted one up Fine Sample Room

just

Best Commercial

ot'

Camphor

Bugs, Purse and Card Gentlemens' Pocket Books,

New

Barrack

cool, and 'the sanitary des of the most perfect HOTEL lias GRAND a in Hall to

colonies,

Alcock's

each.

Hand

IIVTCHEIS,

.

obtainable.

are

equal

Saloon

bourne

RETAIL

Railway from a retreat, charming views of the City and sur-

districts

Billiard for Water

the

and

walk

Parliment Hall, tlie Oilices,all Station.

Telegraph

Dining

6d.

Cases.

Ladies

AND

delightfully

spacious

keeping

Presents.

from

Dolls,

I860.

have

tbey dispensing

Attention of pure

a

WHOLESALE

in.tlie

Botanical and One

House,

,

and walk

LIDDELOW),

conveni

It is minutes

minutes-

The

Fancy

suitable Sprays of Holly ation, 1yd. long for 5d. per

and

situated,

Public.

open to ence, is now of the city, within heart Swan of 'the beautiful

the

500

Melbourne,

that

family

Goods

for

Years

in

notify for the

—

the

cription.

of

suitable New

LATE

PERTH.

centrallyfurnished

are

CO.,

and for the sale ol pure Prescriptions medi cines in Pilules, Tinctures and Triturations. An assortment uf Medicine Chests and Guide Books for use will be in

HBNTON

-

palatial in other and

arrangements

Cash.

Chemists,

!

SHOWING

assortment

& MURRAY

that of any which surpasses for Australia comfort, privacy

are

nice

STANLEY SUTTON, (FREDK.

rooms

&

Established

YEAR!!

stock.

,1'oundiug

Terms

Rules.

liomoidatitia

BEG

ARE

Gardens

accom

parties

I

GL

THIS elaborately

for

sale.

HIAIITDIi

Pharmacy

newly-built,

charges.

Boxes

j

i

NEW

STREETS,

other

Visitors.

Pie-nic Vehicles.

Reasonable

PERTH,

HAY-STREET,

PERTH.

and

Loose

and

with

Ladies

for

\

\

BARRACK

for

of

part

any

reasonable

and and Country

modated

HALL,

STREET,

at

baited Stalls

Wedding

.

BARRACK

Perth.

Streets,

Colony.

|

GRAND

Wellington

Shippers Horses kept

WAIIEIKOVSK,

OILMAN

TEMPERANCE

Perth.

EXPRESS

and

Expresses

Carriages, Horses

A.GRAVU,

:

GROCER

Perth.

Sts.,

the

Spare

.ONION'S.

T.

address, Pier

ESTABLISHMENT,

RUGS.

—

& Co.

and

Most

MCArvDLE,

HORSE.

:

Weidenbach

the

ic

AXMINSTER

-o

eddress

e

lli

without the

on

numerous

promptly —

to

done

the

uotc

Yori

Promptness

attended

of Goderich

Corner

Door

Orders

Country

Note

J.

other Teas, Condiments,

Potted Meats, Pickles Sauces, & Exceptionally good Butler Cheese, & Plums. Raisins, Currauts, Sultana, jable Vinegar, Peppers, Cayenne & Sa Household Requisites, China, Glass &c.,

be

note,

Very Best,

China

&

price.

Please

Respectful

and

used.

Undertaking Notice and Manner.

tlieir

should

.

of

picking's

Fruits and Jellies.. Qolden Syrup, Bottled flatus and Richly eared Bacon, Stores and Oilman's every requisite, Colrnau's Mustard Candles, Qoffiee, &c,, Condensed Egg & Balciug Powders, "Milk, Ultramarine & & Starch. Rickets' Blues,

be

will

only

Preserves jndinn Chutneys, Ox Tongues, Tiu'd Lunch

H|ewcst

Enormous

the

Rates.

with

orders

delay. Shortest

and

Vehicles

Moral

executed

Country

TAPPESTRY AND

ONIONS, keeps

sold

BRUSSELS,

of

"

duce their

ut

Repairs, and Carp.

the

Cheapest and Best Store, are articles of good quality f|ere -only, in 71b bags and Pea Flour, (J at meal and great variety of Jams, armaladc & Green Arrowroot, Sago, Pearl Peas, Salmon, Sardines, &c, Lobster, Herrings Turn

they Carts,

Dog Carts,

Buggies, description Lowest Possible

other

None but seasoned Gum aud other timber

CARPETS,

:o:

Are

Seated

Singlo every built

PERTH.

-o

& Co.

J. Weidenbach

PERTH.

HALL,

i

that

Spring

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

OILMAN

_o

Bargains!!!

Perth,

,

-

Bargains!!

Sus

& e.

c.

Chairs, Music etc.

tuning

or

Furnishing

repair

to write

to

the

Federal

Warehouse.

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IMPORTERS,

ii»

This

SiY

BRANDS S

OF

rjlHE.

O

FUNDS

the

and

secured.

all

Management

its

by this

granted

after

the

surrender

valne

is

sufficient

BONUSES GRANTED

should

for

PAID

after

on

policies

Branch

Perth

£10,750,000.

from

the

in the

hands

of the

of

Office

;

one

ST.

W.

two

surrender

years. value after

GEORGE'S

TERRACE.

A.

Retail

Wine,

An

extensive

stock Horse

Strippers,

Horse

Rakes,

Weighing

Corncrushers, Harrows,

Machinery,

orders

Country

receive

and

Prices

Plough

and

parts,

Quotations

CAPITAL

Implements,

A.

Symon

attention.

personal

FIRE

exceeds

SPACE

FLOOR

be

will

of

are

now

and

ready

FEDERAL

feet

square

completed

MILLION

of

GEORGE

the

Offices

ST

:

SYMON,

INSURANCE COMPANY,

GEORGE'S

and

Forrest

STOVES,

of

Premiums and. the assured.

By 'insuring with

dealing

a

ing

and

T. Hooley,

payable

at any

Liability

of

Hall

Chambers,

this

Local

Office.

Lhu

eaininga

in

inspected

and

quoted

revising

insurances.

its

rales

Western free

Cement,

Perth.

CARPENTER'S V.

H.

Keane

IJiaucliea

derive

Australia

by the arc

charge

all

at

Ageuoies

ur

CURRENT

orl<

Manager at

PERTH.

invested

this

and

PERTH..

A

SPECIALITY, own

(our

assistance

every

us"

of

'0®ern8

and

Filters

Tinware,

OF

SHORTHAND.

of

/

Wheels '

REQUISITES. Lamps.

BUILDER'S

MATERIAL.

and

WANTED KNOWN Furnishing

that

Federal

Shorthand,

Longhand

ing,

Bookeep-

Correspondence

rendered

honse, to

one

the

Whare-

hsve Pianos from twenty hundred guineas.

WANTED

Colony. in

special

facilities

Classes

Evening

arrang

tuitioD.

in

Tuition dence.

for

terms

RATES.

Hall

Sarven

make),

BLACKSMITH'S

n,

For

Town

Iron

and

Sheet

guineas

Taught. in

all

snbjects.

by correspon

Chambers,

Mutual St.

Perth

OWNERS

of

old

Pianos to write to the Federal Warehouse Furnishing for terms of New Instruments Exchauge, for Old.

apply: NESBIT stocks Large

G. BURGESS,

HERBT O. PILCHER, Manager for Western Australia,

National Library of Australia

Mercliants,

option

tire

advantages

practical

CO.,

Roofing Felt, and Kerosene, Turpentine Canvas, Stockholm Tar, Ham, Twine.

'

the

Branch

retained

and

&

Wireuiattresses and Vatnishes,

STOCK

GENERAL;

Private

OLIMs! LOWEST

annual

and Underwriter. PERTH.

Hardware

TOOLS.

Churns,

J.P.

Esq., & Co.).

(Dalgety

Company'

PAID

of

Its

nearly

Secretary

:

E. J.P.

policy-holders

CLAIMS

world.

JOHNSTON,

TERRACE,

WOODWARE

Shareholders.

typewriting, and

of

M.L.A. M.L.C.,

yf

the

which

latest (all Euamelled designs;, Marble, Galvanized Iron, and (all lengths guages), Lead, Bar and Hoop Irou, Zinc.

CARRIAGEBUILDERS'

SCHOOL Company

with

ISSUED

whole

Risks

E.

lotted

POLICIES Hie

Pieces,

Bedsteads, Chairs, Paints, Oils,

DIRECTORS

F.R.G.S.

Esq.,

Hon.

H.

STREET,

Rope, Town

Branch, LOCAL

Alex.

MARINE

am

TJiilimifced

Australian

of

HUBBLE

Ironmongers

WAREHOUSE, HAY-ST.

Chimney

West

in

STEELING,

colonies.

COOKING

£1,900,000.-

Rates. Offices

is

HAY

Capital

Lowest

Insurance

TRADE.

FURNISHING

FIRE

at

accepted

HALF A in Australia. Its affairs in each invested are under colony of Australia the control of a LOCAL ot of the highest men commercial BOARD, consisting standing, whose names that its will be met with furnish a further guarantee engagements PROMPTITUDE and LIBERALITY. The Australian Revenue of the Commercial Union now LARGELY EXCEEDS THAT OF ANY OTHER lire marine COMPANY or transacting insurance business in these

GRAVE,

SOUTH BRITISH

BRANCH.

Local

for

£3,306,74-2.

MARINE.

of the largest AND A HALF

one

and

added

being

CHRISTMAS

A,

10,000

is

Union

ONE

FUNDS

£1,541,528.

AND

Insurances

MILLION

area

INVESTED Revenue

Directors: L. Sir James G. Lee Stepre A., M. L. A. Esq., M. L. A., Hon. George Shenton Mv L. C., John W. Batemau Esq.

Esq.,

SOLICITED.

additional

London.

Cornhill,

AUSTRALIAN

application.

revenue

an

COMPANY

M.

Canning

The Commercial

Containing

19 & 20

£2,500,000. Annual

etc.,

M. F. David

on

Office

WESTERN

Station

prompt

ASSURANCE LIMITED.

Head

hand.

on

TRIAL

A

parts,

in

lines

Secretary.

Cutters,

Ploughs,

and

always

Chaff

UNION

COMMERCIAL

Mower

Reapers,

M.L.A., ;

Family

and

Machines,

other Farm

Ironmongers, Merchants

gears,

Whippletrees, numerous

Agricultural

and

Mowers

years.

Resident

Clothiers, Drapers, Beer and Spirit General Importers. cf

two

MONEY,

K.

;

and

Grocers,

long

:

:o:

Wholesale

Holders.

Esq.,

Deputy

& GO.

Policy

Board of Directors Chairman; George Randell, Esq., Hon. James Morrison, M.L.C. Chairman; John F. Stone, J.P. Esq.,

Moore,

Dalgety

assurauce;

YEAR.

Local

PERTH,

of

premium.

existed

have their

policies within

PURE

on

date

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

default

paymeut

conducted

is

DECLARED EVERY Members

£131,681,

SOCIETY members,

entirely

CASH

HOUSE,

GEO. H. SNOWBALL

of

equities

earned BONUSES for VALUES SURRENDER KEPT IN POLICIES FORCE, as

EXCEED

AUSTRALASIA

PROVIDENT

by any

equalled

Holders.

AUSTRALIA

IN

be

MANAGEMENT.

Policy

WESTERN

MUTUAL

tlio

canuot

foreign.

or

LOCAL to

£41,500,000.

over

that

local

offices,

LARGER

LOANS

HAY-STREET,

IN

PRINCIPLES,

guarded

fully

CASH

EXCELSIOR

of

MUTUAL

Assu:ers

to

Australia.

COLONIES. bonuses),

Security

BONUSES

K.

C

FUNDS

GOODS

IN

KEPT

T

(including

force

doing business

THESE

INVESTMENT.

business

being

ONLY

in

INVESTED

JL

BEST

in

advantages competing

INVESTED

PERTH,

Iflllf,

Office

Assurance

Perfect

GROCERS,

GENERAL

Life

TO

LOCAL

AND

SOCIETY.

LOCAL

offers

Society

PROVIDENT

prosperous

assurances

mmm&Mm,

spirit

MUTUAL

Provident

Chambers,

George's

Terrace,

&

JEliGER, of

Hay

35Iectro-l?Iated

Street. anil otlier

—

Goods.

Perth. Hunting Jerger's,

Rotherhaui £i

17s.

Levers

at

Nesbit

&

-

TEA win

AUSTRALIAN

CO.,

&

RODOREDA

C.

6d.

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Opposite

PexTli-

Hall,

FOR

SALE.

29—

THUR.

30—

FBI.

St.

Elizabeth,

Wid.

31

SAT.

St.

Sylvester

I.,

St.

Houses

.

On

PROPRIETOR. and commodious situated rebuilt and been almost re-furnished been entirely

Hotel

terms

has

1 2

!

Leucl

3

i

4

suit

to

purchasers.

from

£1

9 to 5 Daily,

Hours

Office

has

Houses.

Cottages. Land Land

!

Money to This centrally

Boarding

and

Land

MfWiiiy

description

GLOBE venience,

will do well Country Globe their home

the

The

sanitary

con

The

in

equal

house

in

the

5—

the

Country

in

BOYS'

and Colonies have their may and Telegrams

Eastern

A

name

Christ

of

the

GLOBE

HOTEL,

G ION"

deal

of

STREET,

2nd,

3rd,

in

aid

Furnishing

cheapest

in W.

and of

has

in

the

at

ful

Warehouse

Boys'

Perth,

Mrs.

consented

to

o'clock

seven

past

January having

imported

choice

selection

of both

and

ornamental

articles

confidence

in

an

the the

soliciting

patronage.

public

Nov.

brings which

home

the

and

PERTH.

LTD.,

WANTED Piano Tuner

&

Co.,

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per

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Western

the

Swan

Roy

Company,

Brewery

iutent,

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Geraldton.

existing the very

railways

WESTERN Government

of

AUSTRALIA.

NOTICE.

No.

16),

starting1

Road,

with at Road

57tli'

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point to Goomalling theNewcastle directly Boweu's the boundary M. upon gate opposite where it intersects of 47-149 GoomallingRoad thence block at through Muggamuggin Sect.,

on

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till

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nearest corner intersects

of

where reached, (C. thence land 7-1223 along C, Glass's Glass's) to and block 1690 (W. S through boundary the continued entire along Dempster), block W. S. of 1691 (between is

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from

the

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of block No. 1691, continued on West corner 48-167 in a direct block (Dennis), through line till it intersects the BejoordNorth-West the (directly opposite ing Road at a point which divides block 7-630 line produced) (if from block 3-1919. D. CONNOR, T. R. Board. Chairman

Newcastle. Nesbit

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29th

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Oct., £i

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In

one

For

further

all

stations,

Commissioner

JOHN

General

Traffic

Manager's

December

Perth,

14,

ounce

for

quantity. Magnifying

&

he

Act

a

Office,

ol"

Gold Scales,

in

any and

error,

genius

rare

hardly more

number dealt

same

Gibney

ho

a

false

Had the malicious

by

could

the

was

exaggeration, matter of plain nearly every

cramming

in

and

just,

already

improving

educational

the

excellent without

is principle the results and may go other limits

everywhere achievement.

as

its

bouud We'

to

views, even mistaken.

when If

consider

we

it

might

be,

would have the West lian in sympathy with lis enter

of into

Auntr#on the and would

possibly, over future

education, the contest, must be waged this

cjqesftqfy

editorial

relaxed

VER VIE

respect West Ausr when the vigilance ?

CO L LEG E.

W

would to an

and

his

trainer

of

youth,

conclusively

selection

could

no

better

for

the

position

wish

success.

THE

the

successful

very

record prove

be

possibly which he is about Rivorview College

CONVENT FOR

very

the concerning replied by quoting

an

keen

of

torrent whirling To the reck

of which

the time

a

teacher

We

for have mis

words

on

them

Manager.

1892.

it

and

we

Jerger buyers Gold Compasses, for Glasses Miners. are

guided of

never

eucoiuiter.

some

inferential.

are

matter Nesbit

no

is

was

our morn-? respect for its ing contemporary j chivalry and the uprightness its ability, of

of

DAV1ES,

Trallio

end

or

such than educational have learned

Railways. General

to

been instead

transparently

;

;

to'

of at

an

the

draw the atteutioii of our on advertisement, page 9 of this issue, announcing the opening of the above high class Day and Boarding School, at an and we venture to say the early date, existence of a superior scholastic establish in Perth, will a ment, supply want lone in felt this and will colony prove. at the same to all those time, a decided advantage who to it. may desire support The prospectus which this accompanies as a supplement, will issue, give all neces information to the sary as curriculum, terms &c., and be regarded may as an un index to the course about to be erring pursued. Of Dr Murtagh, the principal, little very His may be said. very high credentials, as a scholar and a gentleman, speak for Avhilst his themselves, long experience as a

which

has

it

lot

but that say contained

peachment system of

1

1892.

excliauge.

EXCURSION

CHEAP be issued

as

the surprise and regret it express caused us to se6 the West Austra lian the vehicle of making itself a fantastic such and unfair im !

52 Vict..

accordance

(in

!

Toodyay

Minor

a

year's

j

wide

chain

We

readers

of the Act, and the was at once felt to be filial reply and unanswerable. Here for the the discussion ends, and we present see no need to revive it. We find it difficult adequately to

i

half

the

new

holidays.

,

that notified It is hereby intend to declare Roads Board

and

christmas

BOARD

,

ROADS

TOODYAY

It

with this wisely of misrepresentation. less misstatements

Agency,

Terrace,

Ill

glaring

statement

Bishop

lines.

Perth.

Limited,

dealt

our

false

blundering, succeeded takes into

U C E Y'S

.News Marine

of

absolute writer

Record

and

obtained

to

Australia

the

sale

DeL

Agricultural

til

of

on

ME,

beginning

.tissue

to fact, sentence

KNOWN

pies

both

for

JVlednl

Prize

been

argument.. unfortunately,

be First

the

districts.

That

attended

promptly

oi'dors

Country

Brnsch visits

regularly

WANTED

:

Ge.

Quarts

Messrs.

to

Melbourne)

before From

columns

Bishop found

Act

not

with

article

Gibney

Bishop

Combined.

Excellence

and

Tuner

Chief

late

the

in

displayed

the

of the Federal Furnishing (Mr. F. W. Wolstenholme

Warehouse, STOUT.

&

ALES

that

KNOWN

aroused

momentarily

was

even

ignorance

wrong which

felt,

But

this,

audacious

this

customary,

late,

press,

such

which

Gibney's indignation in uncongenial place

known and of parlia

matter.

whole

sang musical

expres has peculiar aud busy, huiried, of ours. Can age in thinking that the

truth

only

dor Homer ancient

even

—

—

giving in

able tralian

the

on bearing bonus Quandoque

Homerus" nods a

article

seems

some

to

be

we

true

as

that

old,

preoccupied

They

of especially disagreeably our Education

withstanding

SWiN BREWERYGO

sion force

a truth strongly, and much ways

very many

pierce sanctum

saying,

a

"

Horace,

rejoinder, to all who the incident

not

of

1892.

30th,

a

school boards, seldom emerge from or of its provisions any discussion into which tendency they may venture without conclusive giving of their blissful ignorance proof

use

have

in

own.

well generally understood. Members for the ment, writers

2ud.

Committee

conviction them. But

to

editorial

of

have

sometimes

in

our

carrying heard

is

matter. mitat

to

crushing

frequently, itself has made that namely,

open

Bishop

words, another to add presume

of a

in

as

Lordships

do not

we

gather

now

Austra

West

place

a

too

A.

the

his

find

on

of

greatest

A.

To

any constituted

JANUARY,

Catholic

of

half

evening

The

the

lian.

we

appeared

of

of the

prem colony

to occasion the educa

on

had

issue

remarks

will

HALL

4th

the

kiudly

Baz&av

unusually Federal

TOWN

Mayoress

Forrest,

known.

the-

article

an

recent

which

FAIR

of

Lordship

appropriate

with which

tion

School

the the

wish

impertinent

now and then, glad, his wearied brain from of continued applica tion by a vicarious performance of his duties. Aud from the wide field of huinau experience

1892.

29,

by

secrets

is paper to relieve the strain

.

given his

Gibney

FANCY

in

The

PROPRIETOR.

Purity

IN

DECEMBER

exhibition Assisted

afforded

Orphanage.

GATWOLD,

PRIZE

|

Pius

—

any

the

like Gibney, Bishop acquit the the editor of having written offensive article of'the other day. We would ascribe it to another, a less and less conpractised soientious we know that pen, for the overworked conductor of a

for

."

out

we, MM.

Hecotft.

%.

THURSDAY,

ORPHANAGE.

held

the

the

aid

GRAND

be

Globe Hotel.

Wanted

Oct.

column,

to

PER'lH.

is

Western

in

FANCY FAIR!!!

Bar

1893,

F.

from

select

the

Leadiug

80.

WELLIN

Oct.

WED.

prepared

of

Stock

largest

An

Stock.

addressed

The

THE

Hay

Warehouse, the

.

Parcels, Letters

TeleponeNo,

the

that

FANCY FAIR!! of

Spirits kept in

only

from

Visitors the

to

Lord.

our

day Stephen, day S. John Ev. day Holy Innocents, of Epiphany. Vigil

TUES. THUR.

ier

and Billiard Room Saloon will be found worthy of a visit.

The

Pianos

of S.

and "Be in your purpose, indefatigable to with resist and try undaunted spirit iniquity evil with good, having before your eye. conquer those who combat the reward for

to

Colonies.

and

Brands

—

Australia.

arrangements

Beer

Oct.

7 to 9 evening.

KNOWN

Furnishing Perth has

Street,

are

Eastern Wines,

WANTED Federal

the

while

Circumcision

W&L.

be

make

to

SUN.

City.

first-class

any

to

found

modern every and visitors from

with

replete

be

will

tralian > however, we recog gladly nize in it a generous opponent. So highly its in do we estimate and good taste that, with tegrity

Conf.

Upwards.

throughout.

THE

P.

JANUARY.

MON.

—

Station.)

B.M.

Thomas,

1893.

of very

.

Businesses Hotels and

Railway

—

Central

—

the

opposite

of success the greater assurance because of the co-operaticm of such a powerful But this ally. us. Fail fortune denies pleasure a West Aus in the ing sympathizer

o

DECEMBER.

Chambers,

PERTH. (Immediately

t

c

EXCHANGE,

Swan

STREET,

AND

—

THE

'

YOUNG

HIGH

as

that made to

fill.

every

SCHOOL

LADIES.

A large number of people, as in many as the hall could accomodate, enjoyed au extremely pleasant afternoon, despite the heat of the weather, at the breaking of the Convent up High School. The oldest established soliuol of the kind in this school has a long Perth, record of work to splendid refer to, and in the matter of scholastic has set a displays standard of excellence. Its high com venerable paratively age does not prevent it of abreast the keeping times. It became evident the other day that under its present there is management \it> fear of retrogression. Its curriculum embraces all the subjects in modem usually tauc'til ladies' and there can be no doubt colleges, that these are inculcated in a thoroughly efficient manner. Most of the instru mental music rendered of high class was so much so that the writer modestly confesses an inability to eritize it. fairly The singing, a too, afforded most enjoyable; Wo treat. would sebct the clioraa Pboifco a mo" and the duet "Erin the Tear" as specially worthy of comaieTnlatiou. The duet "A, B, Q" created considerable aa it laughtor was not only? acted with sung but great Tba spirit. smaller took children their part also the work uir entertaining, some rendering ulevor aud action dialogues with songs much and in self-possessiou a uiau«w which showed careful training. Tlus i>l»y The Sqhau for Daughters," brought notice ike existence of a Stonsiderabla amouuc of dramatie talufc i» the school, boine of the chavq(j>$& were played witfi fact

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which, in

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all

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to ceach their tenets all After or before the four hours secular in liberty day long. them of lack struction their religious Tho article of they taught complained of of of but far from asking the in favour the of fine voiueB. An exhibition and moral duties, system arguments physical to Assisted Schools. He (His Lordship) drill was considered Government for by so com give them only perfect anything for if a judgeas: Lieutenant this work they petent Campbell practically paid the Gov hoped that tho writer was present, ernment £800 to let them do it. He lie was he would have heard indeed this arguments gentleman goes so far as- to. to to gainsay him. Again which he would find it hard answer. that one or. two.of the girls displayed say challenged any man Ho that at this- ex a he had never seen there were children the had hoped all along that, 3,56.6 proficiency attending of and even in Government schools the colony unlike the last, there would be the regular hibition, elsewhere, equalled all Assisted Schools. The to oblige him to utter Some action 1,779 attending army. extremely nothing any words pretty cost which out rendered with great former the Government £8,624 7s. of harmony with songs might seem by the infants nature and the lOd. in salaries, the latter cost the pleasant of the occasion which &c., and spirit precision highly pleased not the Government 8s. If these had assembled them but the audience. We must omit to mention £1,772 together Assisted Schools had been very two recitations had been educated at Gov boys.' 1779 children unjustly by one of the little The motive In Memory ernment schools they would have cost the treated and he had most felt of the first piece reluctantly Government about Now had it. his duty to speak' in their defence. In of is one for the discern £4,300. my Brother," that the he might tell them that if the ment of the motive of which some heard them complaining conclusion, thought anyone too to withdraw is fellow seized amount was little ? He thought the Government were the aid to but the little required, to could not place their hands upon be able to sweep it and gave expression officials morrow, they would not upon correctly of the Catholic it with admirable effect. a document a single one schools. containing any such away Making a second single and His then appearance, complaint. lordship pointed (Applause.) wearing a green scarf out in The S. a golden that the average salary of teachers Attorney-General (Mr. having harp pinned to his breast, to he was with loud applause, and the Assisted Schools of Perth amounted said he was sure theBurt, M.L.A.) greeted about £26 per annum. In the face of his selection on this The Exile to enter into occasion, good Bishop did not desire of would wonder that he with him on this was with a and these facts they any light occasion Erin," power given make and emphatic but rather that he should in one so young. Of should an indignant (laughter)— sympathy very rare join Little Silverthe leading of the in a few pleasing words to those the drama, protest against journal saying concluding state to speak when it came forward with who provided this entertainment. we wish wo had space, locks," city, Bishop ments like those made 011 Monday last. mentioned that he was more As a spectacular at length. Gibney has kindly display and it left to him to return it have seen at any It said, "It is more than an anomaly to was was the finest we present, season. find this Board empowered the thanks due from to the school in the colony, and the acting was irresponsible everyone of- much not Government schools of Mercy, and the children more than merit. The only to establish good Sisters average instruction. from whom such a stumb but also to assist sectarian had witnessed this of rhymed lines, difficulty they Of tho nineteen schools which are asentertainment. He that it to young was in Bay might ling-block performers, ST. JOSEPH'S ASSISTED afforded him most cases with complete success. sisted by the State all are avowodly personally very got over great SCHOOL AN N UA L EXHIBITION. to The little with their denominational." Now there was 110 be present and see that the in the woods pleasure girls such as denominational schools. that was carried on baskets of bright the tiny heroine flowers, thing good work by the occurred the sisters was still with her sheeny locks, the witch in her The word never He could throughout flourishing. by His Important Speech Lordship not that nearly all the old families the fairy with Act. The schools were Assisted Schools, hat and- red cloak, forget sugar-loaf and anyone them whether of Perth were much indebted to her star-tipped Bishop Gibney. might establish very spear and wings of gleam with de these good sisters in years the he he connected any religious by for ing silver, venerable-looking grand gone The annual of St. exhibition; Joseph's not. said in education nomination or Tho Act to the members of all formed and interesting providing parents pretty events School is one of the. which many section 26 school may their families. He had been but it be admitted that it Any elementary thinking pictures have learned to look forward to people aid what their good friends, was the. bears with their receive Government provided the nuns, would always grotesque Numbers with pleasurable anticipations. not like inoBt that such grants in aid shall be made in return for the honourable that down the house" masques brought and an established St. standing give in respect of any instruction 011 religious work and formed the wonder and they were engaged in, for all the especial the Joseph's premier position among 44 wonder that he care were to of the younger ones. SilverWas it any these children. they giving delight subjects." Assisted Schools of the colony, and this, locks" with several pretty should make this when It struck him that felt that is interspersed protest indignant they they from the terms in which the judging found an enlightened could not be repaid more to.„all of which full was than, to hope songs,' they journal ignor justice Government InsDector sneaks of Assisted and stating that the Gov that the.. -childr.eu done. facts were ing these they educating honour. Pride of is no small Schools, the ernment were for religious instrucwould in their future lives show As this concluded exhibition, paying hereafter, as its burden of re usual, place, brings tion. The writer of the article further the moral lessons said lie he truly igood Bishop Gibney thought they had Those who crowd to St. sponsibility. went to "It will how been taught the of that 011 be seen, and continue a to the say might convey compliments pride of prizes every year distribution Joseph's for the from the of the Central institution in which had been to the Sisters ever, report they large assemblage entertainments of a class look for higher Board of laid before Parlia reared. He excellententertainment that had been Education, could very (Applause). only than they could reasonably expect at any He would, ment this that one of the assisted thanks of the before them. however, session, repeat again the heartfelt placed their other school. So far anticipations to hon. the schools is that of the Perth Protestant visitors who had witnessed the leave that matter the entertain Attorney bi?en realized. St., have fully Joseph's matters ment General. There were other of that and concluded Orphanage, asecord belongs to the Church afternoon, by the most recent exhibition was certainly seventeen which lie desired to touch of England, while the remaining the children a happy Christmas general interest wishing the kind which of has splendid display to the Church of Rome., This is and a merry New Year. He was pleased to say that he was belong upon. the if marked Indeed, closing year. State aid to religion and to sectarian at peace and good will with the Central the The prizes having been distributed, alone be excellence considered, the District with a vengeance." Now, what Board, Board, and, he might religion which a merit placed function His tho Governor displayed Act not said it He congratulated did the It shall be Excellency the Government. add, say? be considered it far above what may daywas now a since he that the school shall be in con great many the Assisted Schools upon the great work years required No other school in the school standard. first to commenced take an interest denomination in the done the past year, as evidenced nection with a religious or during could have Sisters of Mercy and learnt colony, probably, attempted that religious instruction shall be given in the reports of the Inspectors. something of They by with of a similar any the good work which programme hope had done the Bchool." So that the Government they in had been told that had inherited they of the hall had success. The decorations of the West Australia. to assistance for de He from Government an Educa did not pretend colony a paternal give The with a skilful hand. been done to for him nominational It was absurd thought it was scarcely necessary tion Act that was not giving entire satis purposes. had been converted into a to tell the children that it was a great platform but to the to the terms of the he would refer so. faction, say According briefly to it the steps leading for him to be present charming stage, 011 that to show that the as of any denomination or pleasure Act, Inspector's report any person, were hidden palms flowers occasion and have the pleasure, by beautiful of no has as much right as sisted schools were denomination, although giving very consider and the walls were and rather foliage-plants of learning have the Catholics to establish an assisted late, more able satisfaction. The something said, Inspector of with folds many of their and draped graceful work, the prizes. that the per school. Tho Government distributing It is only cared for worthy ->f remark In the old had coloured buntings. been referred to Schools secular instruction. The from days he of passes in Government article, centage we noticed aB Amongst those present the is 83, he was went to say is 79 and in Assisted Schools and which on paternal governor— (applause)— quoting, the Mrs. 44 His .Excellency Governor, and as such he was, he believed, the only is observable in The State is asked actually to subsidise this every superiority Bishop Gibney, Hon. S. Burt, link between the old form of Robinson, from the public teach connecting standard and subject." That was purse the religious highly Hon. G. Shenton, Hon. W. E. Marmibn, constitution and the new a one. to the Assisted Schools denominational ing of really solitary (Ap complimentary Mrs. At all and Mies Shenton, Forbes, Mrs. the position whom he Now was not that plause.) events, he as it did from inspectors body." manifestly coming Mrs. " now Lieutenant Campbell, Campbell, him to untrue ? The instruction" said the Act knew to be exact and honourable and occupied gave ample opportunity Dr. Haynes, Dr. Murtagb, Dr. O'Connor, of judging the work to be as the ease deserved. He and assisted being done by this only report given in Govtrnment M.L.A.,1 or that institution Messrs. Canning, the colony, Qninlan, for Assisted schools shall not be less than five hours a throughout read this of the thelbenetit Mc'Kernan, Evestou, and regarding Dale, the work done by the good M.L.A., be devoted Schools that they might be urged to carry four hours of which shall day, Fathers V.G., Sisters of Mercy he 'could work with still to secular and here was a Very Rev. A. Bourke, on tlicir instruction," speak in terms greater courage. and others. and Kelly, of Martelli commendation. If. them the which said 44 This is State highest The Government which leading any gave journal girl was a musical to The programme very were come to him for Education was defunct, assistance and nresent Act but aid to religion and to sectarian religion umhh.iousone. but as item succeeded item it would be quite advice, sufficient it them its will in that Act. with a vengeance." The article concluded for had left the of the evident that him to learn that she had been under became capacity it as Indeed the pvesent system the There were two classes of children bene follows means been had by 110 care of the good sisters. The AttorneyThe young performers but those whom he is one-3ided to a disgraceful fited net, degree. by the Several instrumental continued his overated. pieces of to maintain General, children Catholics ave their term Excellency, speak by primogeniture helped might were executed by advanced character had told them an schools where they are at.liberty to impart ing to the children, that were more favoured than the others. children with an ease, the small dolls to the tenets at all times. ButtheWesthat had houses provided and furnished their own presented (piitg girls day They which of touch and sureness were female dolls, and he rather brilliancy made for the Presbyterians, and the largestmostly for tliem and improvements leyans, from that them many compliments some of the dolls are complained did not brought and got just double as much as the them body of all, the Anglicans, practically That de which chiefly their hearers. to inculoate instruction He was not going to quarrel with represent boys. (Laughter.) others. religious But, they .forbidden audience aud should not be in too the however, justly lighted out that the in any school whatever great a hurry. The but he simply school this, during pointed The standard would the high come singing. hours." He need I'ead for them boys so, was were the along presently. only They children by primogeniture for the successful should aud only of proficiency required to wait, take a boy that the section 22 of the Act show what a when favoured It was ones, alleged of the pro of this certain he was rendering misstatement that was. 'Che they were a good portion reverse was the ease, It was said perfectly glaring very one. gramme were may be judged when we say that schools were all words of the section Every Gov (Laughter.) They that the assisted continually 44 receiving I such heard it said, here and elsewhere, exacting pieces as and the ft included ernment and Assisted School shall be eonthe benefits and holding the others back. Rose of "The Last statement a Bank," was Know in with the that the this statement he would ducted accordance perfectly true, refute briefly following To of Song" and future of the country Spirit or depended mainly Summer," "The cost of schools in the The time times refer regulations during to the relative As high class. on of the the chavapter to others pf the same which observance is practismany At the Government schools there boys who were city. any religious wheu sung by school become men and bear the burden a rule such music, ed instruction in su meets is of the and 110 infants, or were 206 boys, 182 girls, religious made tolerable by keepchildren, is otily shall humble of number of day. Every boy, however lie 498. This given at any meeting of the school making a total are children at at a cost to the be either at the beginning or the end might be, might if he was industrious and ing in mind the fact that they were educated children But m the are listeningto whom we of at the beginning and the end of such sober, honest, and straightforward, truth salaries £1,172 16s. or for Government were no such allowances ful and patriotic, rise to the instance a time Patrick's Assisted and shall be inserted in present In St. Joseph's and highest posi meeting, of the songs The rendering tion in the state. however table to be approved by the Central necessary. Schools there were 139 boys, Board But, import ear cultii ated cogld ant it was that the education was such as the most of the boys and in St. Bridgid's and to be permanently and Asr pf difgatlop. and 108 infants, of the audience should be attended however take delight u«, and if any the in every solioolroom, to, and im aiefced. School 175, affixed Mixed bringing conspicuously their enterof the the position remembered youth were and any scholar be withdrawn portant total to 697. children may they might occupy by Th.ege 597 to admire the more was the charaoter tamers, it only f such observance or inof the boys aud educated at a cost to the GoypFfiffJCnt from hereafter, his parent had of the training (/Inch ohavaoter the of the man the perfection eduof the de £585 16s. If had been without forfeiting any largely they strppfcion only fine results. If such of the woman. in other school," pended on tho character produced Government schools they would benefits of tjie That stands among could exceed fcicilo pnncejjn to be no tho influence Government about £1,400. Nothing of a Joseph's that there was hays pfop plainly provided of the woman in the matter singing, in her own home, and it was there schools instruction the became of the during Now, be w.oiiW religious given Wat to due tc. Professor Warthwyke. fore impossible overrate the importance is four liovirs set instruc praise £815 ? The Assisted for pepffiar other Ja$ Spfoppjs apart and a to of female education In addition experience that the Govern if for long aniouut and, earned that tion. That provided only they had done an of the teehwwjup9 this fliis hand to reason he was to mastery them ment in no way -lent their alone, delighted of work which Would entitle fchovougli amount any to his work a genuine of but th 6 four hours secular have the opportunity that and where had it in attending gentleman brings to it, gone? thing rppejpp the very birth in them a happy Christmas enthusiasm of the article acquired made a and yet the writer day and wishing struction, (Gatholfos) j«d simply They to him ' It is satisfactory of the of places of song. that £815 'to the a (applause.) said Catholigs iponoply present zealous labours crowned with a for the ,tu see his own children. assistance pf th® State" and were at then closed. right to educate their The proceedings of RQt less success j audi Jarge measure

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colony thing goes the

that

sliow

and

Parliament,

devoted

their energies best interests

the

ing is

to

into when

other

no

So it

<do it. are

of

other

whatever not

a greater colonies. And we havo 'do.no, elsu

the

increased

yet

above

all.

we

have the

taxation

of

people of the colony. motion a moved Mr. Molloy demnatory of the potion of the

L

in

late

the

'

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prosecutions During the

it

of

the

tine a

offenders,

on imposed who widow,

of others by the errors Mr. Simpson moved as view

in

ing

convictions to

reason

the action

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that

the

said

b

returns

of

money.

of

what,

attain,

excellent the schools of Mercy front rank

results

which

taught

by the Joseph

and St. with the

best the

showing

their

bad been

trained.

attendance, The one.

good

as

room

for

the

of

sort

a

well

indoor

they

said

already

large

decorated was

how

visitors

was

had been occasion, full

festival

features. The children interesting and left seated on the right sides, dressed the girls iu white with light blue shoulder while sashes, every boy wore either a blue or rosette tie, bow, of the same and of tbe crowd colour, of

were

faces The

employ.

was

as it was large happy A. Rev. Bourke was iu of the and was proceedings, of the of Sisters by several as

Very

charge

of obtain

assisted whom there

no

moved

that

—

in

were

Gibney

Bishop

he

audience,

a dozen present. also the among consented to having

quite was

the prizes. The presentation oue of the best preceded by entertainments children's that have been A good deal of it con held in Perth. present

the

be

Australian are

of music, instrumental to the aud with regard as the young performers was above the playing

and

excessive,

particulars advertised

of

some

(un

circumstances) He Gazette only. showed a terrible

£o,5G0

the

with

Australian

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players

vocal,

piano were

duets, the

average.

In

were

gf

tpjtes

who played their little duets from much freedom self-con

sciousness as the older flnd for girls, such children well. one Indeed, played in the young of the chief characteristics was tbeir evident freedom performers

had

during had had

ffest

c'&se.s

children

in

Over

and

sisted

advertising expended 23 months the colony the first and of that Government, responsible no less found tbat sum £j?an they £1,620 went into the pockets of the proprietors

they

which

portion the of

sees

present

the

prettily eon-

amendment

an

in

been

and

The

House amounts the the for Government

invited tenders under special Government

waste

her

those

was

by

the

love,

a

had suffered

in

House

in the West advertising News respectively Daily in future the and that

,

to

and. in public private, As could beseeu on colony. Thursday, was not to the aim cram knowledge into the heads, but young taught learned intelligently, intelligently, they and seemed mncti at home in very

of express any condemnation of the in recent pro police The amendment was agreed

opinion paid annually

less the

one

difficulty

this

secutions. to on the voices. Mr. DeHamel of this

all

a

the pro connection of prizes

—

police for Sunday that discussion that the

transpired had remitted

Government

last

yesterday,

—

that our that value than those

of

stocks the

Australian from

seems

report West

there was no however, really necessity for it welldisplaying being already known that for the wide of range the devotion with which subjects taught, the teachers undertake their labour of

promot

from

1

same

,

girls

"

stage time, a

ing of young In sowh Qf

snd yet

-fijg.hfr,"

prettier

folk

coqld

at

the

qnqerpd

gather

be

desired.

no$

little

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a

lad,

comic

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betweeu a

very

"

Mrs.

was

song,

as

near

by

as

perfection

reach.

Eight

over apparently and each tastefully

age,

a

it

little

Port

East —Alteration

is

years

attired

in

of very

a

laced with

is

and

miles above

to

thiB

drill

school

taught. them deserves the admirable

who played

lor

also

for

praise

or

most

word

a

what

to

referred At the

to

Her 131

prizes,

shortly

of

the

of

this

past year. school by

examination

wore

scholars

222

school was rank last

awarded

and

percentage

the

on

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the

Good"

the

this

The

geography good as in centnge very on

very

of the in quality passes and was uob so gruuiinar the " three R's" ut the per <

in

gained

satisfactory, those of last

then

was

gained

referred

to

those and an year. tho

other

Father

Bourke

excelieut

children, of the

j

tpachej-s

holidays,

in

Gibney; a

brief

having

subjects tpfcas of in them, said the aud the

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i

the

cqcqpliroanted

announced a

Merry

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A Night School will also be opened for of those the convenience who may desire to avail of |themselvea the advantages afforded Every attention will be paid to aud all their requirements, opportunities will be given to them themselves improve in any particular study. Dr. Murtagh's long experience (12 years) of one as principal of the largest and most Private Schools in popular his Sydney, numerous credentials flattering (now open to and hia past inspection), successful record in the groat cause of educa general he tion, are, earnestly trusts, suflioient to recommend him to the generous considera tions of the people of Perth, but should a of his further guarantee bona fides be, in references any oaae, necessary, are kindly to His permitted Lordship the Most Rev. Dr. Gibney The Hop, \Y, E. Mannion, for Minister Lands M. F. A. Canning

M.L.A,

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address

George's-terrace, Government-house

Alexaiy

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Bishop

St.

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deserving qtmas commendation tho noble work to fov which they had devoted themselves in that part of the city such success with

prizes,

EE

N.

the

;

improvement The inspector

and spoke in gratifying; taught of the examination the result Contjnqiqg, were children Sisters ..were

were

subjects

IV

bears of

.

classed year it was year, " in the order of merit. Excellent" The stated that the stunInspector's ropurt dard children good passed a remarkably examination. Out of the 377 passes in " the three R's," 3 17 were good passes, high,

Buildings 278ft.

The Eiverview be conducted College will non-sectarian purely and, in.' principles, to all addition to ensure subjects necessary a commercial good knowledge and a sound its will English education, curriculum include Latin, Greek, French, German, and Spanish Italian, the higher Mathe matics, Belles Science, and Leltres, all other branches which, from time to time. be required for tlie may Matriculation and other University examinations, Music instrument), (any Singing, Dancing, Drawing, Painting, Shorthand Elocution, (Pittman) Gymnastics, will ba and|Drilling on reasonable taught terms, and, in every of the department the College, best will Masters be placed (only) in charge of the

The merit

roll.

magnetic,

on

been made known, in the colony. Be sides tbe standard there were children, also presented to the 52 little Inspector ones in the There grade of infants. now

Court

expense. j

of those that passed successfully average was 94 per cant., the highest average either in reached by any large school district as the Perth has yet or, so far

were

weuther. 3. The height of the centre water of the the new will be apparatus 4. The main tower of the

Gardens). MURTAGH the of residents and Perth, all others who may feel interested, that he meditates a opening Private High-class Day and Boarding School, under the above at the address given, name, where students will have all the advantages of a very at a superior training very moderate

in Octobor last, Inspector, in the Standards from 1. The general presented.

Majesty's children

Vil.

to

the

distribute the work

of

DR. Begs to inform

is remembered what it does for and.it a it is matter for ihem, satisfaction great that it is shortly to be introduced into the Government schools of tlio colony. Father before Bourke, the asking

Bishop

clear

high

(Adjoining

is iu the drill Physical taught aud when it is seeu schools, can be done with the children,

'kept. Sisters'

tbe

'

of she

time

in

"W. 18deg. lighthouse.

would be a corps in which The little girl

any

Presidency

—

new re light not be exhibited 1893. 2. The April, be visible in all directions from at adistance of not less than 20

about 166ft. New High

music,

was

will

lantern

and their drill, physical their graceful, carriage, perfect easy, command of themselves, and. the smart, manner with which soldierlike they per

pattern

that

therein the 1st

to

light will seaward

iu

keeping

Nov. Madras

in

notified

now

ferred before

were first exercised in march platform, then they performed so well that ing; the volunteers of Perth and Fremantle well take lessons form them. might They were then put through the various

the

will

light

Character of Apparatus and in position of Madras Light.— With to Notice to reference Mariners on this dated 2nd September, 1892, it subject,

girls,

twelve

Coast,

new

Presidency 23, 1892

Madras

Office,

India,

of a red Zonave cap, and red frogged tunic, bands, and armed yellow under the com walking sticks, mand of a young marched lad, up one aud side of the school, the ascending white frock with

'

in

of the exhibition of the be afforded io doe course.—

costume

becoming

—

2. The new will be light Lighthouse. exhibited from the top of the main tower of the new High Court Buildings. the exact 3. Information date regarding

other

be given to the mQ6t, however, of physical which drill, was, to

F. H. Blanche and G. E.

Elections!,' Mrs. Orchard,

of half minute periods for flashing light the now in use at the Madras light

of

of place exhibition

R.

Agent

of Light.— It is inten Position within the next three months to substitate a 3rd order double dioptric

under the girls, the played of " The Greatest Plague in Life," almost The pride vastly amusing.

name

T.

G.

ded

boy

little

were Luggage," amongst A funny interlude

number

J. A.

W.

Land

Government

Bunbury. (School Board Rev.

vice

resigned.

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much

not

tvio

illustrated

A.,

Piesse W. to be members of tbe District Knight, Board of Education, Williams. Municipal Elections. W.F.Gupin the Guildford py to he a Councillor vice Tnrton Municipal Council, resigned. To Mariners. Notice Presidency Post Office, Madras, Sept. 2, 1892— In East Madras dia, Coast, Presidency— in Character Alteration of Apparatus,

accompanied

between and violin

formed each exercise, thorough time to the

displayed

It colony. that we went loan with a could colony

piano and a

week or ten Not only was it a days. of schoolars, how successful gathering were there in great and the public force, who occupied all tbe available space which was large, but it also successfully

schools,

remarkable thing market the London

in

Doctor," a

to be

Hainersley,

themselves,

exereises

towards of the

Dolly's and girl,

Turner,

Piesse,

band,

burlesque

another

by

L.

—

girls,

Brigid's at on North School, Perth, Thursday well deserved to rank amongst the most of the past successful school gatherings

good Sisters are in tbe

most

a

stated

the the

is

Saturday

on

was

the Government, the people have

.

me

on

following published

the

little

M.

at

of little of music

group deal

Loton,

22nd.

G. Shenton, of the Cen

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sang and acted that Washing Day," so comically the audience from ceased scarcely " A recitation Mustn't", laughing. by a small a dialogue, remarkably girl, than

perhaps, possible

sent a kindly Exhibition and which took place 22nd Thursday,

Australian the annual of Piizes

which took place in ceedings with the anoual presentation to the scholars St. attending

by walk

with

a

with1

this.

As

one

bigger " The

none

West

was

by

of

song

successes.

NORTH

Hon. Appointments. M, L C., to be a member tral Board of Education,

some

good

a

of group and led

a

Brown's

Tramway

SCHOOL

school

their

while

A

MBER

DEC —

went

singing. created

funnily

of Sale Amendment second time. at 12 4 p.m. adjourned

BRIGID'S

the

children

two

kept withdraw

which

iu

nil

that

a

House

which Australian

for

1

£12,000

at

shut, mean.

be

eare

"

Mr. the

Bills

read

to reporter Distribution in the above inst. The

told

hon.

£300,000

and the were

The

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(laughter).

assurance

showing

THURSDAY,

they through fan if such a graceful drill," as a mere may be used, though, phrase " vocal exercise a chorus, The Music of was successful of the Birds," the most

"

PERTH.

country

ears

within

ST.

the look at and then say if to be satisfied

astonished be astonished be accounted

can

about

shut, shut

nearly I conclude

were

only that the

course

Colonial Treasurer's the advertising would

The

a greater sum require then. Some hon. ill advised J consider

mentioned

one

of

Bill, Bill

that a you would be required for im the Eastern and Railway the Perth station. I believe

building iuow that

to

at

to

reason

evening

proving

than I members

works.

Sir,

before

ask members of the colony

offered

come

said,

but

had contract

of the present charge. After a discussion lengthy DeHamel said that in the face

be equal to the remains to

will

Daily News Government

bounds he begged to proper the motion. The Harbour Works and

fully equipped miles of line

are

a

fifth

to

addition

public

1200

we

great responsibilities 1 have be seen. all I have to say, I

the other

for

accept

haff nearly the Eastern Perth railway

equip

fully build

these railways have about

shall

open. v

a

Railway

we

in require hull millions,

paper curtail

newspapers. that tbe

future

will

by

He advertiser. thought attention to their pay more the Government and Gazette, the amounts the to paid stated He had heard it

an

singing

was

and blending with each other training, One of the prettiest very harmoniously. was the Japanese fan songs by the gills

lamb

was

The voices

in

very

to

that

decided

song,

own

wonder

no

children. the treat,

by young a

the Government through supported and ill. good report They had 900 reasons for the golden supporting Government. He it was knew the custom of editors to the wind temper to the shorn the shorn lamb, when

was

they should

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amounts they about a £900

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it

this,

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was

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these

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see

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at

of

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to The Hon. and marked

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542

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trains

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only

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week

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1

PERTH.

available

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p.m.

;

under otherwise at special pireiiinstances, the discretion of the Commissioner, wh will not be responsible fop any loss to passenger?

the

Railway

By

order

Australia, 1892. November,

Department's of the

General Perth,

ho spbjeet to By-laws. of Railways.

will

Commissioner

DA

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(FREDK.

for mixed

p.m.,

and

A

new

from

1M5TAIL

Perth

butcheb,

Barrack

to

intermediate is

cancelled. 430 p.m. from Perth

,

Street,

Perth.

to 25 p.m. A for Fremantle

been

Prime

to to

Yatlieroo

at

530

A

p.m.

Guildford will will leave Guildford Junction, returning

p.m. be obtained at the Perth or Station,

be

Traffic at the

Office,

Public

of

Railways,

General Traffic General Traffic Manager's Office, 3utli June, 1S92.

stock

of Poultry

shortly

to

large

at 552

Commissioner

Meat.

cancelled

to

Manager's

Buildings. order of the

AND

Fremantle at intermediate

all

LIDDELOW),

WHOLESALE

from and the Mill

leaving Perth

train

Smith's

p.m. has

and p.m., for Midland

Office, Traffic

Families

orders

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Manag.

waited

with

will

hand. on

daily.

attended

to

dispatch. __

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NOTICE, pAitciKLs to another

will

be

conveyed

from

on

the

Eastern

Railway,

charged

forward

Parcels prepaid,

but

to sidings pai eels

LATE

fkeight

required.

and from

platforms

must

(Fredk.

be

and sidings plat be sent either forward

JOHN General

Qpneral Perth,

Traffic

July

Manager's 28th 1892,

SUTTON,

Station

one

when

forms to Stations, can or charged prepaid forward at Sender's This will also option, arrangement apply to traffic to and from parcels Great Southern Stations, Railway of The Hon, By order Coinmissireer of Railways.

VIES,

General Trafi|c Manager, Ofcp, Manager's September 9ti)? 1892.

Traffic

JULST,

Guildford,

altered.

Perth

versa

awtrain from

3.20p.m. by tje

transferable.

therefrom arising Excursion passengers

25

for

,-u

above. not

l'or to

ST4KLEY SDTTOH,

take

New

will of ordinary be allowed Passengers S41b 2nd class, 561b. 1st class, luggage The deperdffP will be delayed of trains or

Office,

National Library of Australia

to.

:

GROCER

.JOHN DAVIES,

any

a.m.

Grcenmount,

JOHN

Western 30th

address

T.

JULY, will

mail

at train altered

555

p.m. the Junction Time Tables can

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at 8 a.m. 10.55

FOR

at p.m., all stopping The 4 p.m. ex Perth will run.fas usual at

Fremantle.

Works

o «-<

a

return

Beverley

Nnrtham.

3 Mill, Tickets

.

Perth.

-

Public

attended

promptly

VIES,

1220 p.m. will leave

slightly Perth

has been will also leave

.

,

accepted. H.

:

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available from

?

Coutract, this Office,

Note the

to

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out

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Quarters Conditions

Ticket's

day by train 1010 a.m.

above Contract. to be addressed

".Tender

side," and

be

Tuesday,

on

noon

subject

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p.m. leave

stations.

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will

leave

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Government

week

available

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stations. train A

you :

on

at

to return Fremantle

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December,

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Director

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:

Wile

Public

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and

Office, Western Australia.

CHEAP

inarringe. Miss

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VEN,

OVERNMENT

G1IT

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neces

Works 10th

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good

pretty

a

Public

into hot water gets that be has furuished fuel to beat the sutne.

a

not

Railways

of

good

a

Perth,

be

of

place

has

it

should know Every man law ; if he knows enough of

safest

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will

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OILMAN

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the

and Specifications, tin's at after Office, and at the Court House arrival of the next steaA limited number of

September

:

March,

to The Hon. and marked

MONDAY,

on

Guildford

below

Contract, be seen

20tn

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love

of

Drawings

job— Labouring

in

falling

EXCURSION

Contract.

"

Crown

at this 28th

the

Tuesday,

to be addressed Tbey Director of Public Works, Tenders for lvlullewa side,

Conditions

of

be received

on

i

and further notice. ,12th every day until CHEAP RETURN TICKETS -available for 14 days, will be. issued to Fremantle, Perth,

57 miles.

will

i—

AUSTRALIA.

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a

are

the

to

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people

in

frequently

is

unprofitable delusion.

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men.

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trouble

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barefaced

lady's

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peck

a

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in

man

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driving

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railways

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choice

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STOCK MR.

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the

to

CONDUCT of

the

SHORTEST

&

Wholesale

also and

is

long

MR.

Tobacco

&

Watchmaker

a

as

of

Importers

Hairdressers1

Always opening

part Respectful at the Charges

attended

promptly Latest

most

new

Cigar

Stocks,

Requisites orders Country

received

regarding

CONTINENTAL

LONDON

the

BINGAY

DEPARTMENT-

RETAIL

.

Sporting.

AND

COLONIAL

BOOT

Pictures,

Ware, Fancy Goods, Books

Pianos,

Soaps,

and

— i

Scents,

Perth

Have

CHAMBERS, W.A.

&

CO.,

Cigars

Teeth

splendid Kid Glace

Lace

Boots,

and

Less

lhau

London

Prices.

great

variety.

selling

nt

Slippers invited.

in

are

Inspection

to

XMAS. but

for Wholesale Prices all classes and Women's Boots are the the Trade. Wholesale Buyers to will do well our inspect samples before buying elsewhere.

Drapery, Boots

of

and

before

any

,

in

Colony.

the

of

part

We are

Wholesale

Belfast &c.

,

Fancy

for

Agents and

Linen,

.

Town, Suburban In Lots

FOR

SALE

to Suit

all

Lands

Licensed

All

Purchasers.

& CO., Com

Surveyors,

Land

and

Agents,

Perth,

W.A.

mission

executed

G.

BURGESS,

Chambers,

of

THE

Hay

Street,

LADIES

the

comfort

rivalled,

while

the

is

the

are

Stock

South

Largest

Trial

Bakery

LARGEsWffanufacturer

the

is

be

to

BEST

the

J.V.

Roller

will

of BREAD

la

a

PIONEER

carte.

amateur

JENNINGS,

beer

OPENED which premises,

Cafe, has extensive

now

style up in the latest of his convenience

fitted

and

have been the comfort and boarders

at

Meals

First

hours.

all

and

ale

His

-class

From 6 a m. to 9 a.m., 9d. From 12 a.m. to 2 p.m., Is. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., 9d. :

:

:

Suffers.

:

Special

will 16

and Baths.

Sitting

Splendid

Reading

Room,

16s per week Boarders, Indoor Do., 19s to 21s per week. for ladibs and Accommodation

Outdoor

couples. arrivals

find that the cheapest,

establishment

and

best, in

country

Federal

the

the

visitors

Coffee

and most

Palace

convenient

colony.

National Library of Australia

AND

the

at

it

Jg

uew

very

N othing

Co., Goods

Fancy

Barrack

Street,

Pertb,

Agents.

Saddlery

Sponges,

Spurs.

All

Scrapers, etc. orders sent

executed R.S.

with obtained

by post

all

and Varied Gentlemen's Colonialmanu-

Strong Shoes iu

Boots great

All

FIRST PRIZE at Show Agricultural Society's for the best collection1 Guildford, aud Harness. Saddlery

of

Hides

Goods

by every England and the

from

taken

in

Cutlery

communications

tc

BROWN

Exchange. on

be

&

Sale.

addressed

to

ALLEN,

Hay Street,

Perth.

Oils will

be

the late held al of

both

GOCERIES

CHEAPER THAN EVER. GROCERY PRICE LIST. For Cash Only # Queensland Meats, assorted, 21b tins, Is 2d ; Ox Do. Soups, Is 2d Tongues, each Is 3d ; 21b tins, N.Z. Lunch Beel', Is 3d Libby's Corned Beef, 21b tins, is U£d Conrad's asstd. lib 8d Meats, tins, Is 3d ; Do, 21b tins. Potted tins, Sd Meats, asstd. lib Mullet, 6d Fresh Herrings, Gd Leighton's Fresh 7d 8d Fresh Oysters, Salmon, Kippered. Herrings, i\d Sardines, -jib Do tins, -ld 8d Bottled Ihl aud 5,1b tins, Fruits, Is; Tinned lib do", Is; English Jams, 6Id tins, and 7d 21b lid aud Is tins, Do, English 3d lib Marmalade, tins, Do, 21b tins, lid S A Jama, lib -Lid 21b tins, tins, yd, Sid, S A assorted 3lb and loci Jellies. Is ; tins, Golden Syrup, 21b tins, SHl ; Pickles, pints 7d and 8d Coffee, lib tins, Is 2d, Is Id, Is 6d and Is 8d lb tins, Baking Powder, 5d ; 3 Colman's Mustard Egg Powder, -Jib tins. 3d rllb Green DSP Is Jib 7d, lib, Peas, 7d ; French Beans, lib, 7d Linseed Meal, 8d per lb Pea Flour, 8d per lb Condensed Milk 7d Tomato Sauce, 3d and 8d Worcester shire 5d Sauce, Starch, 4-Ad per lb Blue, 8d per lb Ultramarine, Do Keen's, lOd ; Table Dd per bottle. Cordials. Viuegar. Tea, Is 9d and 2s per lb Is, Arrowroot, J and lid 8d lb packets, Candles, 8d per lb Soap, 4d 5d a«d 3d bar Destampe's self-acting do, lid bar Is 3d bottle; Destampe's Washing Fluid, Oatmeal, 71b bags, Is 2d ; New Vasse Pota Is 6d stone. toes, Other lines at the Lowest

JJARVIS

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the

Address

;

SMITH,

Barrack

ready for

Agent

Wholesale

—

;

Street, for

North

the

WATSON

;

West

;

;

;

;

& TEE

;

Perth,

in

want

Suits

October

and

Ccssaok,

;

;

17 1889,

;

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;

;

Why—

;

WANTED

fashions,

and take

style

in

assortment

KNOWN

;

;

heed.

That

stock.

old

be ex

can

pianos

of Gloves,

;

Ties,

| i

changed

for

new

at

the

;

;

;

;

wanting

HFARMAN'S.

;

;

Federal

Ware

Furnishing

;

;

house, Hay-street,

,

j

;

at

;

;

;

&c. is

and

Brushes

promptness.

W.A.

,

latest

AN

Youth's

Shipments, opportunity

Shoemakers'

firs

a

otherwise

or

aud

care

and

Boots

Whips

Skins, Harness

Clippers,

Men's

Salted

Saddles

including

Chamois

of

—

possible Colonies.

Saddles, Jockey and all for. requisites

Hostelry,

Ladies'and and English'

Children's

Regular

Harness.

a and varied stock, large of Gig, aud Cart, Carnage and Gents' Saddles Harness, Ladies' Riding and Girls' Saddles and Bridles, Boys' and

Pilches, Horse Clothing, class Stable or

Large

a

of

variety. of

kindb

ROBERT

and

ALSO, and

SMITH all

Stock

facture.

in

Pack

M anufacturers,

in

both

Boots

ALWAYS assortment

Proprietor.

Hosiery. b

&

Stationers,

Assortment

2E>b

Frederick

j

large Scarf

Cd.

STEIN

STREET, PERTH, W.A.,

33JAVE TO

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

Combs, Blacking,

paid to cutting. A t taction particularly fit R eliable guaranteed. & M ens' aud boys' Hats, Shirtings

A

of

BROWN & ALLEN,

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MEN?

jhz

and

performances

open

you

of the

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VIEWS

and Bound in Morocco. Sold by all Stationers. Per Post 3d. extra.

Gilt.

Importers,

STREET

J3S0II,

Roebourne

G oods

Handsomely

Stein's)

ROBERT of Manufacturer

Perth.

GENTLEMEN

W

!

the

Mounted

Splendidly

ORDER

APPOINT-

Messrs.

is

MAGNIFICENT

CHIEF CENTRES and SEATS WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

opportunity

note

bat

VIEWS

HARNESS

BARRACK PERTH.

Excellency N.

inspection.

cook.

Breakfast Lunch Tea

married New

now

—

'English

Terms

Goods

for

visitors.

Perth, and

College

9 p.m.

to

a.m.

of

Minorgan.

SADDLE

SPECIAL

HBAFEII,''

Hay-street New

9

.

Price:

BY

HEARMAN,

CITT

-ball.

Street,

Dental

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F.

W.

"THE

of the Vienna the above new

late

G.

the Jetty.

MOST-

and

Boot

Boarders 25s per week. Shower and Plunge Baths. of Nor' OYSTERS on arrival regularly West Boat. has D. Jacoby added a handsomeConcert Hall and Ball-room to his fine to is let for smoke which premises,

W.

Hutt

PERTH

!

HAY

Accommodation. f 1 Is per week.

D. JACOBY,

walk from minutes' Three and Town Station, Railway

an

they

speciality

TO

(Opposite

FEDERAL PALACE. COFFEE Home), (The Workman's HENRYSTREET (Opposite Fremantle Club),

us.

the

that £14

a

class DRAY Possible Price.

&

WORKS,

wines

Hotel Boarders

concerts, socials, and practices.

Perth.

in

Public from

is

VIEWS

Booksellers,

Indoor

VERYARD'S

of

Bread

or

is guarantee work turned

Surgery, U.S.A.; Late of Marshall Bros., New South Wales.

:

COMPETITION.

specialties.

Outdoor

Teeth

Durability

Oral

Marshall,

Sydney,

first-class

class

of

Hospital

particu

MARSHALL,

V. Bingay, of Philadelphia

E. D.

Fit,

by

&

RESTAURANT.

Australian

First

the

in

J. Late

and

to

A mechanical

all

Ivory,

Artificial

in

out

;

wish

their

Colony.

B.

attendance. A Liberal and Choice Menu. brands of wines, choicest very and only in stock. spirits

un

with

CHALLENGE

Meals at all Hours. COOK engaged in Adelaide,

of Confec

Colony.

One

First-class and The

PASTRY

and

tionery

and

conveniences

this

as

MADE

WE

Suppers.

Perth.

given

this

and

Gas, Ether Daily for

Lunches.

Dinner

unsurpassed.

are

CAKES

The

ROOMS,

in

Minorgan

first

really

Lowest

Perth.

the

DRAYS DRAYS

invited

is a

JACOBY.

FASHIONABLE .

REFRESHMENT

to

Barrington

and

Price

BINGAY

Perth.

&

HEAVY

upwards, Inspection to acquire

EMPORIUM

CONFECTIONERY

For

D.

Operations.

Marshall

point out that be excelled

Perth.

Street,

Murray-Sts.,

making SPRING

are

Street.

Proprietor—

and

Barrington intimate

respectfully

PARIS,

de

Murray

dolls, and

BAZAAR,

King

Messes.

Provident

Terrace,

George's

CAFE

THE

YARD'S

VER

St.

Gold

Large

Hours

promptly

Mutual

with

THE INDUSTRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS,

Towelling,

of commissions at moderate prices.

Dentists,

Fremantle.

larly cannot

Hosiery,

BUSINESSES HOUSES to LET.

SALE.

kinds

Prices

1000 others

—

CARTS

Patronize

Should

Everybody

for

Week, at

W.A. speaking and in,

CONTINENTAL

AND, HOUSES,

T

-Li

PATERSON

A.

C.

and Rural

out' from,

and

Speciality. administered

nothing

other 2000 Rocking Horses, toys Latest Mechanical Novelties.

over

Oorner .

Safes,

SELL

Hay Made

carried

MARSHALL,

a

&

Bingay

etc.

shall We Christmas

undressed,

dressed,

1000,)

(Speciality), Paris Made),

during

toys

per

Trousers

1892.—

unheard

£16

Sewing

Toys,

Our

t

10s.

Machines,

(Vienna

Buttoned

of Men's Lowest in

SURVEYSUNDERTAKEN. Valuation

5 years be a

Repairs

Mechanical

filled

Teeth and Chloroform

DEPARTMENT.

£5

(from

Tweed

of Ladies'

New Stock and Patent

a

real and

SURVEYORS,

Perth,

Hall)

and should

Stationery.

.

—

WHOLESALE

!

Natalis

A. P4TERS0N& CO.,

Terrace,

—

.

Perth.