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good

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winner of the £50 prize offerred bythe Damien Memorial Committee on in London for the best essay he has just now Indeed, leprosy. in the press a" " Contribution to the of Leprosy in Australia," History which deals more with completely this disease than work. any previous It is the first time that the leprosybeen at Honolulu has question f done man of note, by a medical and ( considerable interest attaches to the results of his observations. Interviewed" 'Telefp'ajik by a Daily

She :had (never dreamed but it, after the interview Candelaria learned her the title her underbought could work mischief. Up to the time of the reporter's Arturo visit. had con tinued to work in his shop, in spite of his wife's con and was riches, tented and happy. Now he declared that they must move to Candelaria's hacienda was the for not she in like the President's wife ? newspapers,; have Ancl he would added but for that he shame was there not too, unlike the president. deference" His

;

had been assiduously cul who the gentle Sisters in Sante her. education superintended Fe and a more than will ordinary of her' own.' As she said, she "cared for the inscription and her nothing

by

Dr.

Our

of

'

that

sense, tivated

;

!"

peace

was

and' was great-grandfather, to of Vivio. being Countess but if Uncle very pretty do Pilar would ( be contented to whd was for her inother, something' and trouble her not about poor, be very it would comfort genealogy, to was be comfortable. It better able than to be pretty.

Pilar

Uncle.

good-as she stock of common-

greatest indifferent It was

greatgrand

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as

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one corner of the upheld " over His Sacred Majesty."

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was

possessed

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Candelaria

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how

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he sent Moreover, chapel. long con abroad and, for a money the' dormant title of Vivio sideration, was. awakened in the interest of his ./ niece. \

-the-

Society

of the holy faith city been chosen treasurer to of the Blessed Sacra

he helped to carry the statue and how on Lady of Rain

;

The my. patience, so Padre uncle died very penitent, told "the -notary and wouldFelicio of his have changed the expression too late. He was will only it was wife

he had

ment

;

his

against exclaimed,

in

how the

Nuns.

_

"Revolt Candelaria

the

esteem

Tribute

and

the. and

the

a Bishop, leading The boys' group. Damieri. by Father

/

Thompson-; who' "making inspections,

these

two

homes

that,

.leaves

The:

pritient's'-

,

contented.

band

is was-

Mr. the

of of

started

accustomed.

is;

that

says in

run

be

to

nothing

a

way desired.

seem

quite

happy

They

have

their

nine

of

are

home It

banker home was

Dr.

to

:

girls'

Home. munificence

performers,

and own

and

play

fact,

than

;

remarkably

well,

better,

in

the which is town .band, composed that he recognising and Hawaiians. of whites patronised. being Near Honolulu what have they "The Senor Don Tarn will visit a the they call station for receivirig us at the hacienda," said Arturo to is at of suspects. That reception on the were Candelaria day they 'Kalihi.il: There are divisions men for Santa Fe." leaving and women under and observation, "For what ?" asked his wife, un divisions for those whocorresponding easily. are " Thirdly, ready for deportation. Because he is my friend, Coun on the same estate is a home for said Arturo, back his tess," throwing are are who not but girls and lepers, shoulders across the. strutting the children of lepers. It is called room. the ishome: This also Kapiolani the With all inclination in the under the care of the Franciscan to a: her world utter piece of mind, Dr. it: Sisters. Thompson visited Candelaria was silent for a few" mo not and saw -all. The who did girls, ments; then she said, tentatively seem to find their hard. lot very mother '?The of Manuelito will must have they spent, Altogether come to the hacienda !": Manuelito he says, about on the set "300, 000 was clerk. (theapothecary's of Government tlement money during; not

stranger,

was.

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Dr. Ashburton chief Thompson, of the New- South medical officer Wales Board of Health, has for Freeman's Journiil of (says the years 20th himself largely June) occupied with the question of leprosy, not in the clinical, hospital, merely the but on scientific fashion, side, as a of causation, question spread,, and he has just returned from, etc., where a visit to Honolulu, he made the subject: exhaustive into inquiries as it is dealt with in those islands.

on the respect her in which expatiate husband was held in his native town, and to tell of the horiours done him, honours not understood by the man of copy, but right royal honours for all honours held in that, high

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Pilar Domingo died he the bulk of his property flocks of sheep of many —consisting down and yellow-tufted grass lands " my in New Mexico to Candelaria, who did not revolt my niece, against and who did marryrand.is authority, now of Arturo Anchieta ; the wife her and may her possessions give.to So the happiness they gave tome!" read will of the Senor the sinister left

to was

etc.)

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not elated by his discovery, the discoverer. incensing the moment Pilar first read he the above the chapel inscription the of claimed with Count kinship was then a. Vivio. He dreamy much he to be dreaded for youth, was the student of one book. He Don could be said to know Quixote from cover to cover and his ideal of honour the worst and chivalry (not that sweethe could have" had) was hearted the Knight of La gentleman, Mancha. Though a dreamer, he was an the not idler and from time of ; his discovery he toiled to incessantly build up a fortune sufficient to restore the of his fallen arid house, glories the weal succeeded to make himself hacienilcro thiest in the He country. and his wife and son /died married, and then, his brother being dead, he to adopt and; in Candelaria, sought into stil her mind something of the reverence" he felt for. 'the founder of

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occupied her potted plants. ensued and, the man deferential, exceedingly tongue was loosened. she spoke little, using

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annual of Naval congress Architects was opened at Berlin under the of yesterday Presidency late of .Lord Governor Hopetoun, Victoria. William of The Emperor the Germany attended congress, of an -honorary wearing his uniform fleet. admiral of the British Lord" in his-speech in opening Hopetoun, the opinion the congress, expressed, was that the. Germany greatest the peace factor in preserving of the world.

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XIII.

ratification

by

hailed with Xeo. in satisfaction both Chili unfeigned The lesson of .and the Argentine. as Mr; the event is that, Stead de some clared be a years ago, it would to Christendom if the ser blessing vices' of the Pope were generally availed of in international quarrels. one else could No inspire equal as an no one confidence arbitrator; has motives for holding stronger the scales of justice. evenly PAPACY

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to rein with .reference reports forcements being required in Rhodesia Sir Frederick Carwere unfounded. on sent a message Saturday rington to assure the Government Imperial num he had already a sufficient that the rebels. ber of troops to cope with

of the Trans The second Volksraad vaal Republic has passed a Bill which of liquor to the the supply prohibits natives.

Many

with

settlers, are

familes,

wives Rhodesia.

leaving committee which

The

and

their

was

appoin to inquire

ted by the Cape Assembly Dr. into the circumstances attending has to raid been unable Jameson's A a verdict. to unanimous agree have reported pf the members majority to the Assembly that Mr. Rhodes dir rected and controlled the raid, and that his conduct was not consistent with of Cape Colony. his duty as Premier even if declare that, They further Dr.

answer primarily was Mr. Rhodes able for the inroad, the that for final' and step, responsible the latter's cheque covered the out the Chartered Com lay and cleared that it advanced pany from the charge the The for money expedition. was

Jameson

Mr. states that report by the minority Rhodes was unaware of Dr. Jameson's was and that the former intentions, the for not responsible personally the letters which between passed officials of the Chartered Company and Dr. Jameson.

The expedition under the command' Carof Major- General Sir Frederick is which rington, proceeding against on the the rebels entrenched numbers men, Matoppo Hills, 3,200 some and natives, including friendly left The Bula way o on the 17th inst. impis.

the

on

hills

of A

consist leaders.

chiefly

Mohalis under Matabele destruction of large quantities of grain has rendered famine imminent. The Salis opening of the road from Fort has been arranged bury to Umtali by with a six the British, together months' of for supply provisions, men.

Mr.

Seymour

of

Allen,

,

Four

been

Hon.

on

Powers

European

the the

As

the Cretan decided that the attitude of the Porte rendered present the situation Desperate impossible. has taken place at Kaly ves, fighting are and frequent skirmishes reported other The Turkish from districts. are to cut the lines troops attempting of the Christians. of

meeting

a

sembly

at Works Cycle been burned down. All the machinery and the buildings have The total been destroyed. at £100,000. damages are estimated

The

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Congress, of

a

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few days the draft be laid before "the for

providing

permanent

Court

the settlement for differences between the United States.

states

the of

that

creation

Arbitration

of international Great Britain and The Tribune also

for the provides treaty creation of a court of ten commis boun and for the Venezuelan sioners,, to the new dary dispute being referred states

that

the

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in the House of reply to question the Prime the Mar Lords,Minister,

quis with

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Salisbury, to reference

ternational

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arbitration

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Britain and the United that the negotiations Offices of the two Foreign though not yet complete, said

Great States. He between the countries, were

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hostility

utterly

defeated.

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Turks inland

NEW

the

rendereda satisfactory of the Cretan Assembly It is that the reported

has

constitution

impossible. now have Christian Deputies submitted their demands mally the Powers.

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former-ly Consort

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the

his trooper dropped across compan 18 miles ion with a mob of horses, from Hillston (N.S.W.). Gaffey, who rode was once a spirited animal, a rider. well-known steeplechase Both .men.submitted quietly .enough and for some miles rode to capture/, in silence, with their along, captors.

between in the

passed Agricultural was

to

„

has

Prince died in

The skeleton of a humanbeing been found slightly covered with' Lubeck. It earth near to appeared a considerable have been buried time.. has

present,

:

Bill.

Rainilaiarivony, Minister Prime in to

Lords

of

which

at

were

persons resolution

Percy Anglian, James on who is under arrest a Gaffey, is of horse-stealing. charge Gaffey a of haying stolen mob 'suspected from near of horses Hughenden, a about month ago. Queensland, Constable Capewell and a mounted

scheme. House

WALES.

Newcastle

steamer

of the Chancery Chitty, Justice of Division of the Supreme Court has sanctioned, the modi Judicature, Scottish and fication of the English, Australian Bank reconstruction

The

at

There arrived New day, from

Li Hung Chang, the Chinese the courts Envoy at present visiting China of Europe, has declared that

(Marriage)

the

Salisbury general

a

Crete

with

mill chicory has been,, closed down. at Blayney from The duty was removed chicory this month. Only eight hands were employed at the mill, and the many the but farmers in district made out of growing little chicory., profit

months.

line.

in

at

it free trade system Messrs Parson Bros.'

by

as territory regarded British a portion of Guiana, although that the Schomburg is inside territory

embrace to of arbitration in what is now

burned,

of a in favour for Board of Arbitration settlement of industrial disputes. a

Owing

Roman Cardinal the. Vaughan," Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, the at the of: has, Pope, requestthe Roman mem directed Catholic of Commons to bers of the House the Deceased Wife's Sister oppose

is willing scheme

been

Ballen, postmistress; formerly has for been committed Kilmore, on trial four of embezzlecharges Julia

at

compulsory

Chancellor, a surplus

shows

3,000

carried

for

delivered

The Budget speech the German Imperial

VICTORIA.

ment.

SOUTH

A meeting

"

Mr.

ad

have killed.

INTERCOLONIAL

;

York

Formosa,

at

the Chinese and that

,

:

;

NEWS.

GENERAL

decimating

are

London the

that

in Bamos, recapturing them possessed surgents recently selves of. The insurgents, however, the advance, and lulled repulsed fifty of the'enemy. The Turks attempted in to place the dynamite charges Christian of the town cf quarter but the British Consul Tetimo, pre vented the outrage.

was

it

writes missionary from Hong Kong

ascen its Ring has regained of those best dancy, and the opinion be informed is .that Mr. Bryan will

con

Gaffey suddenly ing his opportunity, and cleared off. eluded the police, The been noticed escape having a number of citizens running away, After a in the chase. hunt joined which .extended over two hours, was run in an out to earth Gaffey building.

the

many

have

the protested strongly against in permitting duct of the Sultan to break in Crete Turkish troops with the Christians. armistice

Turkish

the The Democratic in party South-west provinces and in New York will allow the State convention the Chicago to decide on programme. It is considered whether the doubtful democrats Eastern not may adopt as Mr. the Bryan, of Nebraska, candidate of the party for the forth Mr. G. W. Smalleyi coming election. the New York of the correspondent that the London states Tam Times,

the messenger crucified The Khalifa t he of the revenge who brought tidings at Firkeh. sustained by his followers

The

the

by

have the

and

Erzrurn,

pillaged

Japanese population

.

—

8£d.,

Armenians

to

Times

duty garrison The Premier, Lord Salis at Suakin. that the defence of the bury, declared southern littoral of the Red entire to Sea, was of the greatest importance at present

are

A

:

.

—

under

marauders..

.

—

1

the

Pindari

Quinigambi 5-fd., is. (scoured) 3d., Clifford

hundred at massacred

was

city

of Lords, The House by a majority of action of 52, has approved of the for the the Government in arranging Indian Exchequer to pay the expenses of Indian of the troops contingent

At

7d.,

for :

9d.

Sydney

of the

son-in-law and Brisbane, P. Perkins, of Brisbane.

India.

.Warbreccan

"

2,000

torpedo

who

brands

.

attaches exhibition

by

mentioned Rockwood

and foreign naval experts. have witnesssed a successful of a model of the submarine boat which has been invented

Many

realised

were

prices

.

the

alarming

wharf for some time after the of the vessel in which he was a passenger, there is little doubt 'that he have would easily got away. he was When arrested at Auckland, the police walked him up the street the city towards watchhouse. Wait arrival

.

in

stated that the

:

.

Chamberlain of Commons

and himself/took a Gaffey disguised to Auckland So-perfect was passage that the Auckland his disguise police for -some time to pick .were unable him and had he not out, hung about the

'

-Mr.

House

,

AFFAIRS.

AFRICAN

(South), " American of the Commonwealth," has been interviewed on the proposed arbitration board for settling disputes between the United Kingdom and the United States. / He is reported Lord to have said that Salisbury was in his treatment of overcautious the proposal, and seemed almost afraid a measure of arbitration. of framing Nine-tenths of the best Americans in the of Mr. Bryce, were, opinion scheme. favourable to an arbitration

:

:

—

SOUTH

At

the the

for

;

;

Exchanges.

Our-

Prom

the wool sales on July 18th, were realised for following prices undermentioned brands Wellshot Condobolin 7fd. per lb., 7$d., Kerern 9fd., 8d., Glencoe Conolly Clare The 13d., i4fd. (scoured) of bales number to catalogued up date is 216,198, and the number sold At the sales on July 199,598. 19th, the -were prices well main highest tained for all classes. The following

the -Bryce, :A.berdeen author well-known

-James

member and the

-

'

T

Hon.

Right

Liberal'

-

The

t'OKKIGK.KEW'8.

T.ATF,

NEW

ZEALAND.

The magistrate's into the inquiry Pomahaka has in resulted tragedy the husband Watson, of the dead woman, to take his being committed tor

trial

murder.

a of John Cranwell, labourer, Auckland, single, committed suicide, a of dynamite by exploding charge

in

mouth.

his

head

The

The

House

of

Saturday

morning

carried Mr.

resolution

Watson,

Bank

of

a

fr

£5 tion

the

New

Representatives by 36 votes to the

on

26 that

to

effect

of the president be fined Zealand,

refusing the

at

his

blew

charge

off.

completely

to

answer

a

ques

committee

banking

relat of the

off accounts ing to. the written bank. The fine has not been yet No time was stated in the paid. resolution within which the amount must be paid. to It is intended put ,

the and

same

officials

of the

the

to

question

bank,

directors

and

should

course they take a similar of the also president, they

that to will be

fined tended

It

is

not

paid

in like that if

amounts.

the fine recovered

be

con it

be through the The matter is creat Supreme Court. considerable discussion. The ing meets action of the president with can

much

only

approval.

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WEI

D E NBACH'S WINTER

GREAT NOW Bargains

Desperate

!

HUNDREDS line

Every

FULL

IN

Bargains

is

the

reduced, is

sold,

are

prices

WEI

at

surprise, to similar

fancy

heavy double „

Remnants

Ten

Thousand

Huge

Stacks

„

„

„

.

each,

less

than

Id.

each.

yard,

Tweeds,

Is.

were

The

6d.

Is.

50

9£d. per

Silks, Silks

pieces Liberty Choice lot fancy

thrown

yard,

out

450 600

„

Is.

,,

yard,

per

6d.,

beaver,

„

200 100

ladies'

maid's

Knitted

maids'

Skirts,

lid., each.

worth

.

lid.,

„

„

„

„

„

4d.

Is.

41d.

jChea >

3d.

Undervests, Knickers, Chemises, Night Dresses, Is. 6d.

20

white

„

10

„

go at

must

6d.

pair.

About

t 2s> Gd>

1

„

„

pair

,,

9s. lid. Macintoshes,. lid. each.

About

150

Few

Ladies'

„

„

maid's

.

each.

Tweed

all

Ulsters,

5s.

„

ladies' „

landed,

just'

„

500

sizes. lid.;

Is. were

were

lid., 25s.

93.

9d.

double width, Sheeting, 6d. per yard. pink edge, 6d. per yard.

Flannel, „

71 d. per

yard

.

'

Is.

lot,

3s.

—

4s.

were

6d.

ladies'

ORDERS,

500

men's

Tweed

pairs

Tweed

250

men's

„

Beaver

Vests, is. each, were 2s. lid. Trousers, pair. 2s. lid. Moles, pair.

heavy

Tweed

200

boys' 50 youths', 150

„

Tweed „

Knicker

500 150

men's

300

dozen

„

lid.,

were

21s.

lis.

9d., were 29s. 6d.

23s.

„

15s.

Macintoshes,

,,

boys'

7s.

Overcoats, ;

„

Is.

Suits,

6d.

9s. lid. 6s. lid.

Suits,

„

heavy

men's

5s.

each,

were

lid.,

Jill

sizes.

Is. Trousers, 6d. each, all sizes. Coats, .33.-1 Id. each. heavy Tweed „

'-

About

Jackets, „

Capes,

9d.

per

boxed,

„

2s.

lid., 3s. lid. lid. 4s.

all and

pair. Is.

6d.

per

pair.

„

„

,

sizes. 5s.

were

up

to 25s.

Tweed

WHICH

500 500 500

„

500 200

„

100

17s.

6d.-

SHOULD

all

round,

BE

worth

35s.

,.

BY

ACCOMPANIED

PLEASE

NOTE

250 500 500

men's

heavy Flannelette

boys'

„

„

„

„

„

„

,,

„

„

„

gent's

REMITTANCE,

boys' men's „

Silk

„

h

National Library of Australia

wool

lambs'

6d.

each.

„

6d.,

9d.,

„

»

„

„

pair. double heels 3d.

pair,

and

Is.

Socks, paix. Is. Undershirts, 6d. each.

RECEIVE

PROMPT

Flannelette

all

and toes,

6d.

pair..

sizes,

6d.

Handkerchiefs,

each.

ATTENTION.

ADDRESS—

W E I D E N B A CH HAY-STREET,

Shirts,

„

o' Shanter boys' T'am Caps, 6d.. each. Tweed Caps, 21d. each. men's Soft Felt Is. each. Hats, shiny Hats, Is. 6d. each. boys' black dozen men's Socks, Id. pair. Merino colored Socks, 2d.

1

j,

Costumes,

'1,000 ,1,000

„

,',

lid.,

100

„

„

J.

8d.

were

Twill

heavy

.400 500

500

,,

.

Corsets,

maid's

150

each,

yard. ,,

1 yard wide, 9d. per yard. Carpet, Is. 3d. per wide, Flooring, yard. 2s. lid; the running yard, heavy Linoleum,

-150

'

About.

3d.

9d.

„

,7s.

„

509 200

„

8d.

were

2 yards

,,

„

About

„

lid.

Dutch

,,

„

500

Is.

'

Water-proof Proofs,

Rain

„

500

,.

„

pieces

30

Is.

„

ladies'

„

and

4s.

„

each. 9d.

Flannelette

ladies'

„

About

lid.

„

:

500

,

50 50

9d.,

2s. lid., 3s. lid. each. lid., 7s. lid. each. 6d., 5s. lid., all new Is. lid. per dozen patterns. white: Is. lid. each. Honeycomb Quilts, 6d. each. colored Is. Quilts,

500 Is.

2s.

and 2s. lid., 3d. per yard,

,;

1,500 Rugs, splendid Blankets, 1,200 white 50 -pieces Cretonnes,

„

Is.

ribbed

2,000 ladies' Stacks

Is.

to clear. Kid Glovos, Is. pair, Silk Taffeta Gloves, 6d. pair. Silk Cashmere Gloves, just landed, Gloves, 3d. pair.

„

of

6d.,

ladies' „

Lot

bonnets, all to. clear, Straw, 3d. and 6d.

lid.,

Is.

Hollands, 6d. per Leather,

American

„

"

„

50

sailor

of cost. that. 2s.'

fancy

and

lid., Is.,

Window

dozen Towels, 1,500 yards white 50 pieces all wool

were

Is.

Is.,

„

Flannelettes,

yard. Mats, Is. each. lid. dozen. Is. Napkins. per striped Ticking, 2jd. per yard. Table unbleached Damask, 4£d. per

pieces

.

120

to 4s. 9d. and plush black

ladies'

dozen

150

at

sacrificed

.

dozen

and Scarfs

6d.

-

almost Stock is to be sacrificed and beautiful given away regardless All these six times were iratrimmed Straws, &c., Id., 3d., 6d., and Is. the is Is. sacrifice even viz., Is., lid;, In trimmed greater, 6d., Millinery and "Worth 3s. lid., 4s. lid., 5s. lid. up to two guineas. wool 2s. 500 inf ants' Hats, 6d. each, were to and and beaver, felt, Hats, all clear, 6d;, Is., 1,000 children's plush felt,

3s.

150

2d.

Is.

Our

100

to

Door Table

'.,,

25

6d.

new

,,

50 40

black

All

2s.

white

„

dozen

'300

.

double.

„

j

4s.

were

Hose, Id. per pair. navy strong were Hose, 6d. per pair, heavy ribbed Cashmerette Cashmerette Hose, and 3d., 4id.,. heavy ribbed

children's

500

6d.

to

„

30

worth

Silk

6d.

are

;

50 25

lid.

Is.

were

at

and

women's

„

Ties

4s.

to

stacks

&c., all

prices, 400

J

250

ladies'

6d.

of Flannels, Flannelettes, Sheetings, Calicoes, Towels, Blankets, but the will be the greatest surprise low quite a sight, ridiculously rather are be sold, or given away. Is. and 2s. lid. Is., dozen yards. pieces grey Calico, lid., per

Rugs,

9d.

:

300

stock

3s.

were

half-prices.

Handkerchiefs,

children's Dress

very wide, 6Jd. per fancy all wool wide, Old. yard, were Serges, very &c. Plushes, Velvets, 6d. yard, 2s. were colored Plushes, 6d. yard, Is. 6d. Velveteens, were

dozen

5s.

beautiful 23.

were

50

500

Is.

Wraps,

.

10

Blouses,

„

„

''

boxes

6d., lid.

Winter

Morning

ladies'

our

lid.

.

,,

All

3s.

„

Heaps

20

600 50

„

Silk

„

WEST.

each.

Is. Umbrellas, Umbrellas,

ladies'

500

About

„

„

,,

GOLDEN

.

.

„

to

.

„

every

.

„

!

.

„

300

About

per

.

Stacks

until

forget

THE

.

subject

IN

.

startle,

Stacks line must be cleared every quick as possible. dozen will Cloths at Is. lid. per yard, and heavy Costume lines and numerous customers. Remember, all better please our The Bargains reductions. throughout will be foundtinparalleled. Id. per Dress Materials, yard. Costume Is. lid. 5s. lid. Cloths, per dozen, were plain 3d. per 3d. Is. widths Tweeds, yard, were fancy 6d. Costume 10s. 3s. lid. dozen, were. Cloths, per plain the dress of 6yds. heavy Serges, very wide, 3s. lid.

Id.

at

!

S,

HOUSE

Department

Dress

our

not

!

to

once

.

In

materials

Do

away.

!

TURN

continue

to

sale

DENBACH

BARGAIN

CHAMPION

given

THEIR

the

ridiculous,

or

sacrificed,

Bargains

Never-to-be-Forgotten

!

FOR

go

of

!

WAITING

line

THE

SWING.

.

Genuine

SALE

0 0.,

PERTH.

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Mr. Higham the newmember was introduced Fremantle by Premier and the Commissioner and having been sworn Railways, took his seat on the Government of the House.

was

for,

of

#

moved Hooley return upon /beC ljaid" showings thef acreage! from

lease

:

a That the / table, held i under

Crown

the

was

not

for

pastoral the 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892, years 1893, x94 and 1895, and the district in which held.',' .leases were; He said that his forward object in bringing to draw the attention the motion was off that of the House to the falling had taken particular place in one He of the colony. industry thought that the rents might be assimilated to in the northern those charged part of the of South Australia, colony to which would enable the squatters conserve water and put-up. fencing with their 'savings; The motion wjas

supply

No!' and

could

one

that

say

in1" getaip question one which

the

important fo be/sphfedi for an

?

Were

the

Coolgardie centres

large

to de Kalgoorlie the condensed upon

and

ever for sold at

2d.

? If per_ gallon as they .developed at least they would require hoped, of a million of gallons three-quarters How were each. these threedaily to ? of a -million be .obtained quarters

water these :

"

Mr.

place

pend

#

#

water

.

..two

,to,wns;

By con|lensing '

Een

?

aj?

of

Per be

Icjd

that must things -gallon When at Cool unsatisfactory. very he saw no stock; gardie in December, saw a He never Eoof mark of single cattle

,

'

.round 'a 5cbnderiser;,!arid; of sheep, small number

except

only -which W hat

saw

a

for killings purposes,; and it was a very were horses lying along;, painful sight in 'the wil the road, jaded and dying in the waters derness. while were

there,

he

did

see

—

,

state

Only

Government tank; lasted vwas the £ these1 anima!ls there ,ariy\ chanpej-for no one would to get a drink give for nothing them a- drink except the; « Governments ;

:

-

j

carried. When

kind

any

as

might

lands under dered, including from -a occupation lease, 2 same Sub-section of the the

empowered three

fourths

improvements

ten

be'

special

Crown. clause advance

to manager on the of the amount to be done instead of

advances Of course, all to be to three-fourths of the Another amount of improvements. was that alteration the total advance was raised from 400 to £ 800 to any It one individual. had been found the sum fixed was that originally one-half. need not

not

sufficient

for

certain

cases.

Clause

some extra im 3 provided which advances provements upon It be made. had been found may that the three for which things were made advances were too re was stricted. Under the old law it to advances obtain possible only on

Now

barking. advance

and

cultivating

clearing,

it

ringto

proposed

was

wells

upon

fencing, draining, of fresh water, reservoirs, buildings, and any improvements in the which, the increased opinion of the manager,

visited goldfields the tanks constructed all January were by the Government dry, and the

people

had

to

water

for

their

depend upon

condensed

subsistence.

Not

this of his knowledge withstanding he found and others people prepared the British market to raise funds on. to reservoirs in the construct in order to sup interior and form catchments to and increasing population the mines with water.. .He was not by going to be led astray sort. of that "Now, there was pfeople a no' doubt that quantity considerable; small of water for ordinary purposes even could be conserved quantities the but on -:goldfields Coolgardie even if small reservoirs could be built, and that and filled, once. a -.say, year their could allow the most experience them to expect— it was already-clearly shown by, the figures he, had before arid which he would place him, before hon. members, that the plan besides was" not economical, being uncertain. During 1895 there were on the tanks constructed Coolgardie a of capacity goldfields. 'having were There 12,000,000 gallons.; and the 10,000,000 gallons collected, this water in these cost of conserving 10s. tanks was about per 1,000 gal The water lons. caught in the tanks 011 constructed these which they three or cost almost times, goldfields under the present system, three times, the same of" water what quantity cost under the scheme now would proposed by the Government.

ply the provide

—

of

perty

he last

in

—

;

—

,

—

:

the

.

The second reading of the Agricul was Bank Act Amendment Bill who said moved by the Premier, That under the old Act. the manager was not of the bankempowered to other take security than that upon He thought the land to be improved. at the a and time this, was mistake, it Section two of the had proved so. Bill the present Amending. gave to take such' other power necessary on real or leasehold securities pro tural

The

the to Iffingworth objected be better said that it would to assist the farmers by allowing bonuses them on certain kinds of

he would touch point of obtaining the likelihood was artesian This a fav supplies. in some ourite scheme quarters. They all believed that if they bored down far enough into the bowels of the an earth would obtain they

produce.

ample supply

pastoral

or

agricultural the land.

of

capabilities

and

Mr.

A.

Forrest

said

no

'accuse the hon. member for of knowing anything about He

supported

cordially sorry

could Nannine

one

the

farming. He

Bill.

his after return find, that still England, pos they sessed men He of illiberal views. that the hon. member for thought was

to

from

Nannine tion all

the

should

travel.

was

attracting

which the

over

world

people on the Throssell

Mr.

was

The how

ques attention to settle

soil.

the Bill did not and that go should be made to enable the provision to in estates its participate larger benefits.

thought far enough,

Several the

Bill

The

other

members/ spoke in support bf it. £

second

reading

'

was

to.

National Library of Australia

to

agreed

of artesian

water.

On

he could not do better question the than quote Engineer-inChiefs " to the words ques Coming now this

:

tion

—

means of possible water for the requirements supplying which of the Coolgardie goldfields,

of

have

various,

any

and

of possibility attaining water,, which, concerning who has studied everyone

who.

can

an

has given last very therefore,

water, of the

lay with

be

authority his opinion

degree that the

in

looked, on

that

as in upon subject, it is in the

the

I think, impossible. as artesian regards acceptation ordinary

water is'tby.say, term-|that tinder which' will frpressure, high rcause or it to rise/ to the/ surface, above the surface (and which, con has -come from mountain sequently, '

"170,000,

making pumping engines and of 2,500,000.

the

(.£200,000),

a

Then1

;

there"

the

Was

=

This upon;

Supply

for Towns

had

hesitation

no

w,hich With

cost,

capital

amount

shilly-shallying

source

the

upon be based. of

carried

stated." about

There

was

that.

It

out

for no was

statement by the chief straight-out in officer of the Government this matter. It was a deliberate state

the

to

carry

some

source

it

regard the Engineer-in-Chief amount

set

down

for

especially the

formation

weight In

was

the in

from

obtained In

regard purpose. to the there would of which pipes, was be about 90,000 the price tons, at borne out which by the price were to manufacturers prepared As to reservoirs for supply them.

England

the said

Engineer-in-Chief that there were ample evidences that for could be constructed they the sums set down. The other items were for the work .priced required the ordinary at tb, prices according which be obtained any they 'could day. Next

they

working

expenses.

the

the probable On this point

to

came

of interest off the loan pay not would be years cent, of the probable inclusive to

Another refer the the

the

was

5

per

wished

to

revenue.

he

at which price be delivered on

could On

water

than

more

this of phase Engirieer-in-Chief at which said estimated price the water can be delivered, viz., 3s. is 6d. thousand per gallons, simply an arithmetical resultant from the total estimated per working expenses on the basis that five million annum, fields.

the

the

question " The :

will be sold (on the average) 365 days in each year during as on the average but, regards the element in he matter, it is only right to say that this result would not accrue the five million if diem per gallons to be several failed sold for days as the estimate running, only provides for a storage reservoir at Mount Bur of hold two or three capable days' ges

gallons daily

;

'

It

supply.

keep pipe

the

line

reservoirs"

continually

pumping main

to

some

if

the

;

;

main." iA very he was

proposed along

by

full,

and

this

aid

would, balance,

restore the to be available failed than two or three days as the working railways, could use the water out

extent,

quantity

sold for more at a stretch for instancethe of reservoirs instead of faking

.iand hon.

however,

is,

all

it

important sure

it

the line, along from the pumping matter

/indeed-

/would

appeal

—

to

meriibers to some extent at least the behefitthis scheme would' be to the; working of the colonyrailways —was

looked

tive

?for

to

railways

in

five

not

cases-—

they, a

not time. lorig he had said

With if

with

years this

of

the

Government

scheme

the

they

be

he would

but

pay

'but in many, be reproduc

would

satisfied,

the

proposals

meant

that

and and

interest

regard paid

it

working

,

many the

if

great

diffi

matter

was

not ..immediately dealt with. And there were, of dealing ways only two with -it. One of them was that it be undertaken should by the Gov

ernment,

as

he

the

that

it

other;

now

should

ai d proposed, be done by They had to

that

the

work

It must absolutely necessary. if they intended to .be done keep the in its career of pro colony present And there was another gress. thing was

in that, certain,

their opinion, and that was

was

that

perfectly

there was of waferand that

safe, certain source only one for the goldfields, supply was them to supply from the ranges.

coastal

He had already at hinted slightly another which phase of the question, he would and was again refer to, it that the amount would be no burden to the people of the colony. It would be a going one and no who concern, bought a going concern Yvould con sider that he was a burden taking on his shoulders. The work Yvould not be a burden on the people of the unless i't was a failure. colony, They said no that there was chance of it a failure. The Yvho people being used the Yvater Yvould alone be taxed. It would be reproductive from the day it was constructed.

administration, and sinking fund in a period of 20

question

to

the

said

Engineer-in-Chief of expenses

:

annual

-some

individuals. private make up their minds

the

scheme,

ordinarythey: con/

wheh

'rule

colony. that He believed culties would arise

engines,

that said based on

—

the

did.

and

pumps

be

as/an"

maintenance sinking fund, from the day it was completed. it could not He;, therefore, thought be 'in looked The same' upon light as an He loan. would -like ordinary hon. members to consider for a moment these what large .auriferous receiv from which areas, they were would receive as ;so much ing- arid in the future, were sistance doing for

a

should ment/and coming from the

not

expenses,

believe"

I

be

in

would

the

a

,

works,' such as rail-" public and other and public ways buildings, to wait some time works, they had in before they became Reproductive; some

point

said!:

,

As

structed

fact

'question

that

upon

Chief Engineer-incan that the works the

a

should

loan should in the sameylight

Tohnf

Water that he that the

reported saying

was River the estimates to 'regard

Helena

;

in

at

-

as

point

f

is

C

appendix

loan.

-important

;

vit

running £30,000

total,

to

maitei

it by hauling in present, would be about tanks, This was only per annum." of the for The present requirements mean This would that railways. there of £120,000 would be a saving be more annum, which, would per than the whole; of-tlie sufficient jtp pay interest and sinking fund on the whole

done

is

sheds

iriatter.that had been .referred that the ,catchrnents. Upon; the Engineer of Sewerage and

in

raifc"

working;

hereinbefore referred to /that! the requirements would be abbuf 200,000 gallons per in diem for months the year, eight the saving and that which would be this attained, by obtaining supply by the. puriiping instead as scheme, of,

Mount

of

Asfegrirdrithe element /in/ the

:

shofyn

and- -filling excavation.; the| including-; were in of the pipe trenches, etc., to cost the reser estimated £220,000, and the voirs "300,000, distributing it reached of thewaterafter., in of miles, Burges for ipo /k pipe an out i2inl would entail diameter;

of the

way

which&the to undertake,

/proposed %ere members wellaWare, at was estimated The £2,500,000. in .the follow items_.were apportioned tonsrof pipO of ing manner >-90,000 thei car 30m. fdiamefer; "1,470,000-; of the Fremantle, riage pipes from He mentioned Fremantle 140, 000. but he£ hoped iG would asi thef port, that /it be possible be found would made in the to be the for pipes the steel would be and that colony,, and jointing, The laying imported,

of

however,

said

Eon-J

-as

ppipfjtheEngine-iChj.

U ponthis ways

/Government

to the

artesian

of the question." cost of ;tbe Avork

v.-ytHe

other than by suggested, there is the much reservoirs,

been

surface talked

it,

that

next

was

upon

Mr.

Bill,

:

it jHe did not think much'-frSm him to fprove,

required andrYilgarn. of Coolgardie

»

to

#

his in,

side,

the

!

necessary.

required That point.

the

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were other There It advantages. would transform and the country would add a new to the province What was now As it ? colony. soon as Northam you passed you favoured passed the spot his friend the member for Northam spoke of, Meckering— (hear, hear and laugh but after with the excep ter) that, —

tion

of

Mooranoppin

and

one

two

or

other little it was places, a howling a wilderness, waterless The waste. whole of the country would be trans It would formed. be ringbarked and and they it planted, should have and occupied by farmers graziers. The country would be supplied with water wherever it was required. .

Then

there

the question of water to the Southern supplying Cross mines. Hon. members knew well what a terrible very experience they had hadf at Southern Cross owing to the/ want of water. No fresh water Had been found in the district for the last seven years. (e.ontinued

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August

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limited

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the

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the

Scriptures Church the

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—

as

it

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Tudor settlement Justice Prisot

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profane

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at

or exposing or contempt

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Moulton,

Yorkshire, of History Of

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the

writer, editions close of

.

the

far,

Of

calculations of the are made up they

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this,

be attempted to been attempted,

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mere

than

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from

or

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is

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far

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magnitude

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said

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to

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character

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Miners'

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speech

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if

by the

its

extend

the

usefulness

of

Railways. Agricultural next is to be interviewed from tation Jenapullen

very enter

.

with

the

object

advantages

that

of laying would

from

the

and

construction

the

Loan

Supply

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past

Bill. Forrest

Coolgar-

Loan

Supply that

Bill. than

more

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partial

failure

sufficiently Government

liberal

will

have Bill,

considerably

the

bank. —

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Premier

of

Crown.

a

colony railway

called

to

one

in

was

the

that

prove which and

the indeed

successful

goldfields. House of the

After

oc

for

over

resumed applause.

his "On

seat the

Simpson the debate Tuesday week.

Mr.

was

next

till

See

New

Queensland. of the Sydney

in

—

with

of

of

the

in

Sydney

wellof the

long

Rev.

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reference

Warwick ago

T.

O'Fai'rell,

of

i

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c k

the

second

-

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—

Ninth

test

ended

in three

with

match

Eleven

Australian

and for

victory

a

wickets

to

the

spare.

the Australians scored innings Iredale contributed 108, and these Giffen of both SO. The batting players admiration. The the theme of general was for which 231, Englishmen were dismissed left

tating

first

of which

in them 180 runs their following

essay due to

were they the brilliant

-without had

the match.

In

on.

necessi

their

second

mainly

successful,

batsmanship

of

contributed

154

(not

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Aus

giving thus The

thus

arrear,

more

who

Ranjitsinhji,

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he

report,

figures

to

their

4-12,

tralians

to

exhaustive

floor the Premier

England

out)

before accrue

been

embark, safely to the ensure of

of

by a depu

week

and

and and

facts

Australians,

desired.

amending

before

ever

the

able

necessary

C r

gener the that

success

the

has

to consider of entering

between All

by the generally line, which, it is would bo the of opening means up asserted, of country 30 miles for settlement some for purposes." "unsurpassed agricultural It is stated that there are numerous appli district land in the cants for Coomalling of the in anticipation just now, probably construct the to Government consenting route line. The land the proposed along been alienated has, unfortunately, already districts

not

the new Warwick, Bishopric to the Queensland, proposed Sovereign Pontiff for his Holiness's approval by the which held its delibera last Plenary Synod, Those who tions in your metropolis. appointment ought to know say that that that is a but only foregone conclusion, to the wishes of the Holy Father obedience the zealous and will induce eloquent of the in Victoria Redemptorists Superior On the other to accept the dignity. hand, the mitre should be it is that -only right of on one so the head eminently placed the episcopal office as Fiither to adorn fitted not to speak of his wonderfully O'Farrell is, labours fruitful as a missionary throughout of Australia, The and breadth the length has few Redemptorist equals distinguished orator and as a pulpit administrator.

persons in the

engage, has been

the

!

be

Agricultural the object

assistance

some

been

assigned the

we

will

Sir John evening of the second reading

surprising

C.S.S.R.,

to importance Australia

passed,

was

affording monetary or engaged, intending the soil. of cultivation known has

him,

time,

Water

nomination

the

visionary.

exceedingly

of

ally bank

the

before

:

at

—

of Western stability laud settlement. of that in 1894 the

that

of

for

Forrest

—

|

remembered

John

stated

a

not

not

is areas

Tuesday

is

;

but consent only pressvu-e, lines which it of those shown will be revenue-pro

clearly within

On

It

Zealand Sir

correspondent Freeman has the following See to the new proposed Doubtless, Queensland heard circles have informed

a

Land

future

New

Proposed The Melbourne

Monday

Buninyong

Lowles.

The

question

almost

which would money, the value of their the of with experience

that

adjourned

punishment

by the Resident Magistrate two bullocks to allowing

were

the

be

motion

that

evident

W.

no

in

lands.

two hours, amidst prolonged

The

<£1,823,863.

becoming is

Agricultural

than

and

development cupying the

Mr. who Lowles, tour of the lecturing has colonies, purchased 6,000 of land at Northam. If, as acres reported, to at once the purchaser intends place the under should land his visit cultivation, of some colony. prove advantage to this Mr. With to Imperial regard Federation, to have made Lowles does not appear many

subject

Lately

public

However,

assured

was

for

revenue

as <£1,858,694, for 1895.

at,

concluded

converts.

of

the undertaking might country

ended

quarter

are

to

J.

certain

increase

in-Cliief's marshalled

and to the winch fastened tails, by their heaved up so as to permit of slings being them. passed underneath Mr.

it

line,

other or advisability of into an undertaking proposed by the magnitude as that Sir John Forrest Premier on Tuesday, and with the was wellprepared, Engineer-

complete

the

The

sufficiently officer of

has just Australian

question,

affirmative. held meetings

that holders of large lands should, clamour

Parliament

rate

Cases of cruelty of frequent occur

Albany

the

railway

a

sur

called

is

the

been

Victoria

upon wise, such

Last

Animals.

chief <£3 and costs for

not

is

the interest was manifested ordinary when the vastness of the proceedings, of scheme, an involving expenditure No Australian is £2,500,000, considered.

caught,

to

it

meted

It

—

considering

in

through

It

were

to for

.£1,123,940

animals

to

have

moved the die Goldfields

been

for

amounted

Cruelty

pro

meeting

of

estates.

—

gallons.

—

given

with pared expenditure

of

Goldfields

supply

had

that

The Treasury

by

received amounted

year

trust

and vote matters, author military

construction

ducing

Tuesday night

on

thousand

Returns. the

Financial

the

always

decides

can

—

Eastern

per

turns issued the revenue

pared period

purpose

yield to political to the construction

o"

had been analysed Board of Health. Cue

goldfields, "the tanks

that the on

June

encour we

undue

in

shillings

30th

volunteer

receive

Lines Wanted. whenever a

the the

feel

water the

of

should

military

surprising uncultivated expenditure inevitably

at

rate to lower the enrolled. 203" members were

The

Although

the

the Government, will not give

for

line

meeting

was

the

with

with the of town, country object to the Government making representations would how it to the prove advantageous and likewise the districts concerned, colony if construct a railway generally, only it will

prepara has

A large

the

every

which

goldfields made to hold twelve million gallons. had been gallons year, ten million at which had cost the Government of ten

dividends, mining come to an end will abruptly prise suffer a disastrous and the colony never, from which it may collapse, recover. at a Things have arrived must at which the colony go point The present is a or forward go back. are for crisis. The investors waiting as are in some and such dividends-, the large with degree commensurate invested. The amount of capital issue is therefore one of at question or is there time to life any death, nor

which

that

there

and

Fremantle having, Analyist of water from that the samples wells unfit for human town are

erected

immense pay

"

to

at

may yield the head of the unduly increase

sympathy

prising

at

said

last,

that

well

not

Great

feared

of those atand department, for defence purposes."

from Parliament

of

the

connection

Saturday a

Over

of water

done, being

know

been

in

Fremantle,

hands for last,

Water Conservation The in his Premier,

The

an

the Com

con

highly

very such

is

Lubra

in

surface

reported the two consumption. at the request

con

generally, progress condi prosperous

we all tion, the mines in which has sum of money investor do British

on

forming

Government

national

making

It

is to be Parliament

that

is

Railway

Supply.— Some excitement Cue Water has been at to the caused Cue, owing

work is and work, pre-eminently of which one every by the success in the colony be bene will industry More than fitted. this, though such come have an scarcely appeal would well from the head of a Government the it its boast .that which makes large.

a

and

wages.

mining

not

is

expenditure

a

on

Monday, Hall by

the money -merely because deem it expedient. ities may

of

to speakers alluded in certain quarters

serious such an

is

of

Steamship

Association.—

miners

Menzies

for the to provide water objected a particular industry mines is assisting Inci to the disadvantage of others.

by

What

vote entire

in

railway, The number August.. invited has been estimated

12th

to

Miners' of

that

benefit

A

opening

steamer

made

being

the

in what

the

that

Niagara. the residents

on

Mr.

—

been

,

time wiles

military

place.

Railway.—

are

be

Engineer-inthat As the Chief. objection it would involve which expenditure of the double the indebtedness would all force in the face this loses colony, work of the prospect of the paying and in the shape of interest for itself the fund, as well as enabling sinking to bear their people of the colony more Nor can it be taxation easily.

interested

the

Bunbury,

Kalgoorlie

of .the

is

place

of

necessary

Mayor.

agement

—

by

Service—

the

between

tions

for artesian boring is the as it water, doing, if only on water under chance of obtaining at the looking great value pressure, of water from such a source a supply But, for ways. would, have in many adduced "the reasons by the Premier, on the one which the Government and which it should should rely,

undertake,

to

the opening fixed for the

of to

at

Adelaide

the

country,

course

was

the

present

Geraldtoh.

on

go

of

pany trade

to

and system of conservation, be good policy for the Govern

to

Steam

intention

of the

whole

a

and

minence Office Registrar's has been petition signed favour of of Niagara, in Office at that Registrar's

returned at" the

England,

Government.

GENERAL.

AND

has

—

.

ground

may

as

really

that

to

movement,

advantages, the of any

vvithout

property

tempted, no untried out, .author plan points a to a water from lower of forcing over level and conveying it higher levels for a great distance, varying less an or of but is more adaptation water of conveying .a means already The of in existence. practicability be regarded the scheme may therefore .as"

issue

proceeds,

successfully It is,

elsewhere.

cessful

those

proposed already

is

LOGAL

of

dentally,

arithmetic. has

with before it

data

the

such

render

to

may ment

of engineering point reasonable ground for the means to the papqr,

mechanical

ofter

proposals

it

of the by whom

can,

the

therefore of proposal

comes

compared

struction-it tinue the

seems

engineer

driven through pipes for a single

desirable to adopt ? which it is most be de To any scheme which could or would be more less vised there serious To the two. others ejections. there are objections already proposed of the most obvious kind, while they neither of them the same, promise as that introduced by advantages the But Government. assuming that the scheme has a reasonable

its

serious

a

a lower hundred thousand

in or its establishment expenditure render it practically up-keep as would the a failure. While aqueduct and

position

Government

for opening the correctness

no

to offer .attack.

so

a

if

it

in an On Tuesday, Sir John Forrest, in exhaustive speech, second to none has ever been made which ability in the Parliament of Great jeven moved the second "Britain, reading Water of the Goldfields Supply Bill. be adduced by What may arguments when the subject again the Opposition is on it tor discussion impos comes

sible to say, but, taken up by the

It

character. Does this:

prospect

.

.

be

there

so

Forrest.

who

Town entertained A large number of citizens to do honour to the was present guest, of his in to the toast who, responding lie had been stated "that entirely health, mission. in his successful Our War Department. Our coastal defences have been strengthened recently gunboat by the purchase of a second-hand Government. from the V ictorian However, was no one has as the a mere £7,500, figure action dreamt of at the of the cavilling

as in the such arise may beyond, construction and maintenance of the work in contemplation. engineering be raised What, may by objections of the Opposition when the members comes before the question again for discussion is impos Assembly the meantime it to sible say, but in is difficult to see what objection of a still less of a vital serious nature, can be set up. character,

carried out suc being should be attempted. cessfully, is whether it The one gives question a ptromise of being carried to a suc

as "as many had been issued ninety-one before the the nineteenth Continental The century. earliest almost in the presses, teem of their with existence, years editions of the Bible in different With which quota languages." we leave of Mr. Kench tion take He may ponder it, for the present. for the testiif he will, with profit, a learned man is that of snony identical a faith almost professing with his own.

this

says

a

pumped

can

it

from for

one

and

one,

succession of iron mile it can be driven, through the same medium' for a thousand miles. But in actual practice this is not found to hold good. The explanation is that in the longer distance circumstances no which in the may occur engineer world could take into calculation, still less provide The danger against. in its of the scheme lies present ob and the magnitude, practical stacles which are beyond the range of but which' human foresight, are bound to nevertheless arise,' of a more or less serious and prove

as

professor College, Richmond, and author of a the Bible. English Latin Bible alone,"

Wesleyan "

by

the

if

a

pumped

a

other

published, immediately first invention of printing, as the' Latin than Bible more one ; liundred editions of it being struck 1500." His off before the year estimate W. F.

it

as

frequently after the

:

on

large

a

higher can be

Government

declares

a

done on

a

and

feet,

lies.

easy, in

A.

.

—

be

can

feet,

.

inventiou of the art of printing-— for which the world has to thank the German John von Catholic, an the Church Guteuburg gave which she opportunity eagerly to "The first turned account. book sent out by the press," " says the Religious was Encyclopaedia, No book the Latin Bible. was

be done

to

level :

scheme

such the objec In theory, scale small over

Mr.

M.L.A.,

to

Forrest,

.

water

extending that distance,

the

are such as colony of the .means, obtaining

for

.Welcome Alex. visit a

chance.

a

125

runs

liatsmen,

.

nation in Europe." And, speaking of the pre-Reformation Dr. Maitland period, says " I know of nothing should which lead me to suppose that any human to craft or was exercised power the multipli the reading, prevent of the Word the diffusion cation, of God." About the year 1440 the

inevitable

be looked'

the and as of condition the credit of to make the

As it happens, Premier points out, the and the London market wait.

,

to

are

can

be

can

other

any

time must

In

1

not

as

immense to the

succession and be equalled

good. unforeseen,

aqueduct

an

metre

same

which

an

tion what

the

j

prose,

in

the

in

a

versions,

at

difficulties

in

we

WycliiTe

show such

can

Biblical

in in

from to

but

made in

j

England or

that down

could words, it

.

and age

is

that several manu in the Anglo-

;

extant

still

be

other

—

multiplied are

;

Saxon

:

damage

Francis transla

.

tions were versions script

"

assert

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rapidly Darling required

until

Gregory

played runs

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victors,

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being

match spare. the on attendance of enormous. Out

matches

played,

the

fourteen,

lost

interest,

three,

and

he

Eventually made,

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for

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fall

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the

to

to

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pressure hold over

on

our

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through

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until

it

to

1,486, fig 200, orange fruits 166, vine 100, small miscellaneous 643.

At

Frefruit

Apple

4,9C0,

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be

data

expression possible in the colony," find

pipes

Forrest

gave be

hope that

would

it

a

with

the

people

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the

in

Home.

the

to

the

did

men

with

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man

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water.

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admitting important

have

the

Govern

out." cost in

the

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the

provided

was

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—

men

to to the

treat

of

; '

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in

Arrah-na-Pogue,"

1

is

of

one

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few

cidents

of

man

!

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which

they

Irish look For

such

of fact

Irish that

not

only a Irishman.

'offended.

true

a

hurt

ancl

and

this,

the

1

thank

returns

be

between

worth!"

and

million

seven

A statement be regarded

pounds

not although weight member' for is Perth, pessimistic faith the proof of the whole-souled has in the resources of the Yilgarn

to

likely the

by

five

further Premier

which, with

much

goldfields. Operations Bank. In

of

—

the

Agricultural

the

the

second

reading

Bank

Act

Amendment

moving

Agricultural

of

the Premier said night, Juno that for the 1896, year ending 30th, had been for loans jjhere .188 applications to that 132 £18,100 amounting applicaof tions had to the amount been granted the interest received for the £7,020 15s. was £188 fees 4s. 2d., and year appl'cition Bill

Tuesday

on

1

'

'

;

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due,

and

few had

days,

total

amount

of

which

would 16s. Od.

be The

£7

was

been

done

acres

4,206 acres ploughed,

The

total

was

for

the

.

£196.

had and

.

be reduced concluded

from

six

in

work

that

to

of five

interest per

compliment

find

position.

man

the

to

could

the

fill

to rule, them

Mr.

limits.

of

and tion

never

"With

regard line railway was generally ment

through

in

to

the

central

more

proposal

through

to

Stirling-square, that the it down lay

it

depart

to

almost

centre

of

the

lie

would

do

If

reserve.

what

so

it

could

lie

to

their wishes as to the meet post-office the and and to of school, as improvement at the the new recreation ground junction and Helena but to the of the Swan as

added once

answer,

he could question give had not as the. matter

sidered.

National Library of Australia

last

a

that

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devoted

their

work.

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of

real

minor

on

School

definite been con

no

have

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of

who this

patients

run

James the

by

over

station

Allan, local

a in the firm of. partner Tyler, with met a nasty ac Merrith, He one last Saturday. disobeyed drove municipal by-laws and round

horse

Hotel

attached

neglected with,

the

to

his

sulky

nicdical

on

some

aid

had

to

The

in the free.

but the collision, The other horse, Mr. uninjured.

were

stood, for

intends

damages.

rule

Tyler, into

the

road.

was

considerably horse

of

charge

' -

.

-

of

is

no

the

really would,

one

made

Question

a

masterly Tues

last

last.

Tuesday

on

are

seven-

members;

country

put

yet

in.

an

appearance

session. the

all

they

Government

determined

are

to

can

goldfields.

to-

our

eastern

oh

business-

develop

;

That

to do

intend

they

it

only.

they

to make

of

the

expect scheme.

That

the

statement

on-

lots

of

money-

feasible-

quite

appears

paper.

Thatwork

the

to

raised

not'

country. That

in

loan

will

be

out

carry

burden

a

the the-

upon

there

lias

been

.terrible

a

calamity

Japan. That

110,000

over

lost

persons

lives.

their-

_

That

the

cause

was

by a tidal

That earning

more

fol

earthquake;

an

wave.

stock than

that

this in

those on their votes

on

rolling,

the;

money

in

colony

is;

other

any

colony.

That two-thir"ds"bf recorded Fremantle

the

roll

for-

Saturday

last.

-

That

high

for.

That all

this

bye-election percentage. a

was

a

to have agricultural colony. Parliament to has agreed we

are

very

railways

the

over

That Purchase

Lands-

a

Bill.

The Agricultural Bank Act Amendment was Lower House passed through the the week. during Bill

the

That two

Innisfail

.Dramatic in Perth.

performances the

selected

piece

the

That

Company Arrah-na-

was

to

performance

would

That "Arrah-na-Pogue Guildford on Wednesday

at

have

done

be

played

to

be

professionals. "

a

to,

the

death'

That

detective

our

will next.

force

is

in

was

held

MARKET

REPORT.

Wednesday

on

#

not

#

bo of

cart Mr.

voicing

Messrs.

Theo.

Salesmen,

St.

report

R;

Lowe,

George's

& Co.,

Produce

Terrace,

Perth

—

:

£7

local, tone.

proving

our

young venture

the

Young

Men's in the

at the Society direction. right is a very deserving

step

Cross

formation

connected

those

with

it

of the

out

eastern

colonies

Catholic these

10s to

£S

assist

this '

kind,

great many suggestion experience other

side."

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there.

properly

time

they

could

social

and

am

I

to of

those C.Y.M.

who

10s;

per

ton.

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to £6

10s.

per

ton.

darins,

as

they

per

some

on

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per

local,

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best,

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imported,

;

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to 8s.

6d

pair

per

6,

.

6d.

per

per

lb.

others

;

d. to

pigs,

Bugle Pumpkins, Orangey imported,

as

had

Improv

dozen.

8s. Gd. per pair. Gs. to 8s. 6d. each. 5s. Cabbage, per cwt. French Beans, 3d. per lb.

our

12s. case.

of

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a

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the

.

per

much

recommend

ton.

bare

very

2d.

pair. Ducks, 6s.

per

ton.

per

Sucking

while

movement would gain

have Societies

6s.

£S

local, ready Is. imported,

Butter, Imported, Fowls,

of

one

have a

started,

supporters.

the

In

otherwise, that

sure once

for

conducted, great deal,

a

if

the

wonders

learn

same

recreation, wished.

damaged

done

in

£13

Citronells,

;

to

market

Onions,

Eggs,

£6 10s.

imported, 10s.

.....

dozen

Societies

communities societies, could men

young at the

and

have

ing.

institution, entitled to the results

not

Men's

Young

£7

Local,

to

best,

for

does

it

Potatoes,

of a Catholic Port would be The League are

of

amount

at

men, to point

I would

that

Catholic

and

and dray, it is underTyler, to proceed Goodrich against

but

a

praise attempt anything in the of for the literary way striving a fact of its members, advancement which, is very The I think, inuch to be regretted.

a

scot driver

Opinion

time

highest but achieved,

Tyler

escaped

the

them

the

sand, the road, in attempt

the

out

#

with

same

and

with

of

squatter-squeez

Water

not

That

credit

matter.

of the

Hendera walk."

time unconscious, to be .called to his

ance.

sulky

in

loaded

dray the Mr.

for

was

a

to observe result that

ing to pass, ran was precipitated

into than

corner

faster pace Goodrich

a

at, named

the.

;

last

#

connection referred just

court-house before the District

may large section

W.

"

in

creased.

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in

inquest

I

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son-stre.it driver A

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Hytheam.)

of the the Freemason's

of a rents.

remission

House

there have

do

were

Coroner (Dr. and A a verdict ofLovegrovo) jury.. death was the accidental returned, railway exonerated from all blame in officials being

a

J.

squatters

Premier

the

the

That

That

week.

—

Mr.

Co.,

the

Pough.

while one died, treatment. The that unfortunate

to referred was who was Allan, at the local railway

afternoon

,

the on

Chaff,

(By

in

let

squatter

gave

under

#

Ol'll

seat

and

Dalgety

bona-fide

lowed

'

"

James

the

FREMANTLE

or' to

Hooley,

his

cross-benches -'-

the

an

old.

#

extension

representation..

changed

the opposition benches;

Government

if

That

of

-

in effecting Knowle

The

convert

remained

25

The

a good Wednesday

has

the

out

Department

engaged

is to

Wednesday

may have

without

are

:

much

direction

Works

mentioned

truck

be'

123,000.

by

side

Fremantle done

is

the member for That new Fremantle (Mr. Higham) took his seat on the right

such .a bo ex

establishment, occupied Surveyor-General. past by the

the

on

man,

own

.

consideration

much

#

the

Public in

gone intention

death

fund.

building

under

men

the

and-

and

equal

Hooley

Mr.

the

lines

ing period and 5 discharged, admitted,

occasions,

assisting

of from

the

produc

Company to

number

officer

prepara

previous

many talents

con

plainly

Government The for the Hospital report week ended that dur Sunday last, shows

evenness

it

io.

roll

Mr.

That speech day.

:

#

charac their

praise,

Innisfail

oil

performance aid of St. Brigid's

in

was

word

the as

more,

;

railway

became

time stage.

within

As

cident

be for all purpose of completely spoilt The recreation. Mayor said that although it had been to ask the decided recently to resume the and Governmentsquare pay he had £10,000 compensation, personally valuation as he placed a higher opposed that, the Several members of the on ground. Council views, the having expressed their said

the

being

a The building occupies could site, which high, open, healthy be surpassed hardly anywhere in the town district. It is the new or that expected will be for the building ready reception of patients in short a very time, always of that the orders for course, provided, do not have the misfortune furniture, etc., to get pigeon-holed, a not process entirely unknown in our Government Departments.

the all

will

Act

object.

else.

has

Bank

That the money-lending ing firms have, had .too Government already.

said,

which

three

"

ment

befriend

informer

figures informal

Hospital

deserve

population

our

That benefited

There is no from hospital. doubt, that the new appearances, present place will be in a decided every way improve

come

Feeney,

;

W.

repre beat

Higham

#

Government institution

Government

dis

had

to

equally good, was there an Indeed, about the entire consistency which spoke of conscientious

Tyler

would

Premier

anxious

themselves repulsive

the

he ho

is

somebody

over

character

people

It

#

an

times

Barren-

;

the

as

181, electoral

an

so

trans

shows name3, pretty do not voters take in politics as might

transformation

restrained

duty

with

best

farmers.

miner.

That want

native, .Higham,

Joseph Mr. the

the

as

have another quarter of shape of remission

to its but suffering humanity, have been achieved under objects very difficulties. The used as great building has been for time alto a hospital some for and as a gether too small requirements, to the Government consequence appeals for move commodious have been premises It is to see that the frequent. pleasing that be have heed to powers paid some which have been the numerous applications sent to .them. During the past six weeks a

position. take the

understood

intended the

a

of

puzzling

were

tion;

;

be erected

for upon

ters

of

and

these

Guildford's

would

humour

was

of

sense

Lieutenant,

against

crawlsome lived

The Requirements.— Premier was on interviewed Monday by a Coun from the local Municipal deputation The Mayor pointed out to the Premier cil. the far too that was present post-office of small; and the deputation, hoped a sum on the Estimates would be placed money for the erection of a new building. They also thought a telephone exchange should bo in connection with the provided post-office. The Government school was inconveniently a new situated, and they trusted building

tragedian

The

merciful

in the strange and generously

covered

.

better

manager,

be

to

military

the Lord inconsistencies

Ho

cent.

patriotic

desire

don,

would

the by paying the well-merited Patterson, that the Government saying a

a

.

for the expenses year, From the first of the

9d. Us. £1,007 the month rate! present was

paid

ringbarked.

acres

a

author

famous

but is abundant and rollicking, the.piece the des never and never pathos vulgar; cends to bathos. To present of this a play and do it justice is a severe test description of histrionic and the fact that they ability, than succeeded in the task more creditably is proof that the Innisfail. Company are well endowed this with necessary quality. For those who the principal sustained parts Arrah-nahave but we praise. nothing' and affectionate, pass Pogue, true-hearted from tears to Sliaunsmiles; ing rapidly and unselfish; reckless, tlie-Post, gay", but Beamish the McOoul, misguided to be noble-minded, dreaming of freedom Colonel won sword; by the O'Grady, and and chivalrous dignified, proud of his clari as head of his Coffin, Major position

by a stern

advanced money been cleared, 2,468

6,858

working

but

whose

over

money

the himself

House

the

"

;

'

;

was

to

or

.

all

change

Instead go up quickly enormously; from the of there being exported colony a million of gold there would pounds worth

,

Would

presentation

and

favourable we' must

character its talented

last

Australian

in

what

colony.

Agricultural

.our

House from to the treasury

benefit

in upon an Irish-

;

would

is

appeared,

plays

the

Saturday John

is

the;

new.

the

who

the

West

in

they

That

the

#

Fremantle.

polling, 681

The

rare

Company.

founded which life upon without being

|

on

Say"

,.

That 100,000

of

make

Assembly, late Hon.

by

space

booming. just six times

is

recognised

to

the.

That

view

#

of Mr.

#

Perth on of public evenings by the

Amateur

of

Fremantle

self

Wednesday, and Thursday Innisfail

"

a

of

is

the

That

that however, to a is, ac great extent, counted for inaccuracies with by the abounds. If all the charges which the roll laid that list, or those re against against for it, be it would correct, seem sponsible this as if part of the Electoral Registrar's work is discreditable either to him highly

the fields on was a still great cost of water If these reason. people brought stronger their wives to it and families the fields other cost too much, to keep thein would than in dirt and discomfort."

I

was

deep interest pected of them. the poor polling

—

Forrest, great for this water the scheme, said that year Was worth as £895,135 gold output only for the £910,456 year. against previous "I do not like to make Said the Premier, the but it is true and cannot be statement, The real reason for this fall kept back." the was the Sir John told House; ing' off, of water and in convincing tones he want If water the fields added, on they had it

that

"

the

filled

person sits now

taining

to

their families declared that

causing

that

it

boon

a

with

control criminal

any

Legislative

another

to

This

Sir John, while of living an was

before bringing colony, emphatically

recognise

opponent by 45 votes, Higham 226, Diamond

the

only

be

sport

will those

with

cope

sake a

of point Australia,

in.

his

time £10

of

hesitate '

pay

the of

every

to

on

our

out.

.

weekly

That

pass wife

to wit senior

our

Association

the

ably

sentative

taxation

from

in

Marmion

who

it

on

seat and

ferred in the

should

pay

for

recreation

Record circulation

That

there must wrong, virtually state of Denmark.

#

high

he will

proposals

the that element

been their

present

from

the of efforts

The E.

have

bring

to

the to

be

healthiest

long

and

states

such a for his

surroundings

cannot apparently influence save ling

matter attention

this

have

what

a £20 for year pay 3s. Gd. if thement are carried

the

The

all

is

At had

the

reason, taxation

the

the

was.

penny

law.

"

a

into When that

respect them bring

any would

our

"They

pressure

weeks,

its

That That it

state

between two of it that seems teams,"

should

the

the

on

match

a

members

a

them.

the people

taxes

not

given

by many

claimed reduced.

not

was

daughters

strenuous

from and

and

man

which j

three"The

;

no

now

with

purifying

sent

of

have

left

unmistakeable

of football arrived at

supporter

a

Things

that

week

degenerated.

l a lically something in the something rotten It is to be hoped that

month."

rate

had

has

so,

last

in

be

colonies and

serious receive the Various reasons

why

be

the

opinion

game

ness

referred

was

vented

—

his

the

football

on

Fremantle

which "

£56,030,

was

this

J

generally.

Gold advocating

in

John

Bill

Supply

in

Language such

speaking

Forrest

annum. per came money of the colony

this

to '

|

Sir

should

of

a

them have constructed sentiment which is sure

to

favour

John

of

1

j

the

which

12s.

Australian

at

million

a

the workers asked if

goldfields

Fre-

mentioning

at Sir

delivered, to the

found to

"In

<£14,000. the port

as

£1,025 In

Water John

office

was

of

which

was

.

—

be

mantle would

Sir

and wives families cost of living was

plum

100,

to the Gov supplied is calernment it by the Engineer-in-Chief, of culated that 90,000 tons pipes thirty-inch will be required, the estimated cost diameter of which is at To <£1,470,000. given the the pipes from Fremantle cost convey would

Lower

every increasing of June £62,143

was

advanced

trees

cuttings

Coolgardie

the

From

bridge,

other

.

month which

toilers,

j

for

the

speaker

7,185

pear

bridge,

Co.,

Colony.—

post

-amount

quarters, bulk great

next.

Trees.

1,090,

Pipes Scheme.

road

the the

away,

|

our

the during past week were landed, comprising

trees

to

compelled

Owing

Fruit

of

from

—

niantle

have the the

are

to

colony;

con

We

report

we

space notice of

the

road &

large

police six

—

Bureau

third

—

Agriculture.

of

on

Davies

103.;'

amount of money sent to the the office. colonies through post Sir the last -four said months," "During amount sent out of the John, "the average

For the

C.

Coolgardie

the

£157

Mr.

eastern

the

Bureau received

M. river

Tuesday evening,

of

River'

contract, Gnowgerup Brook

Drain

on

24-mile

of the

strength from

A

N. Stansmore, improvements, Com Shipping

firewood

£315 as.; Blackwood

man

consequence it has been

Yalgoo

town

Swan

;

Perth, W, Coverley,

stables.

a

18s.

pany,

passed

S.

Accepted.— stock landing

Cossack

on

elderly

the

last

column

ap associa meeting of

informal

an

few been

owing

That, the

for

fact

the

:

—

Thursday

—

Poltce

Tenders

at

delegates, Association Dearie R.

In

SAY

to

.

On

will

they'

tion