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Continued.) can That said Arturo,

the

for

decisively

nouncing. leta's marriage.

teit

Candeiaria time to assert

whisper.

!" Countess first time pro Candeagainst

be,

never

it

now

was

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her

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Senora

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her be

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greatness

Henry Ponsonby." Max, of Saxony, nephew

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last

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King,

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medical,

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to

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Catholic,

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difficulties

to

own

might

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in

overcome

be rather

naturally

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his ex

or at desire, he listened of his father, to the persuasions and

command six weeks

Protestant minister. of this to attempt divert from his intention the Prince was followed from by his expulsion his father's and afterwards house, from the army. And this," says the "is .Protestant Germania, tolerance in the «A great nineteenth century. deal of talk freedom goes on about of conscience and but religious liberty, a let Protestant of distinguished embrace the Catholic family faith, and it is little for liberty of they care conscience. is motive Every mean at once ascribed to the new convert, and no are to throw spared pains and intel contempt on his character

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a

failure

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of:

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M.

Jules Turquet.

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namely is

posi said to a representa true," tively " tive of the Temps, I am convertedI was but never, indeed, an atheist, I was a long the time seeking way. tried I Buddhism Protestantism, what not ? It was an Eudist Father he

the

is

who

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Queen Victoria how knows long Bible

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and and the the

to live". at all!"

authorship

Senor

;

her

Arturo Candeiaria. months And some afterward, before the marriage of Candeleta that Arturo declared Manuelito, come should to young couple ;

Dr.

Waldenburg,

M.

Don Arturo for I now, wish to leave before noon." rose her Candeiaria from chair, rested her hand the sleeve on lightly his of his into coat, and, looking " said God eyes, earnestly kee£Senor Don !" you, her a Tarn startled look gave and then he. bowed hurried gravely to his interview with Arturo. away re S fie waited for Tarn's quietly when turn, drawing a sigh of relief she saw him a on smile approach,

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a

she replied, c\nd it is

wife!

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of agony to speak

very had

the

was

smiled,

charts. "I

ejaculated with burned e)-es as he gazed down;

you then

a

sacred

from

reverence

pity.

troubled,

am

I

!

and

better than th'/t, I shall Arturo to Don speak plainly before I leave," he said. She looked up at him gratefully. " He is in Uncle Pilaris room. You have been there ?" she asked. he said; Yes, he had been there,

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of

be found what brought Arturo bored

she God !" May he be your then answered and said softly " God keep you, God love you !" as Tarn shook his, head doubtfully he turned but it has been told away, that has been me Candelaria's prayer heard "If

of the O.'Callaghan, Bishop His Holiness Leo. of Cork, XIII. of Monsignor the dignity has.conferred on Dean the Very Rev. M'Swiney, and on th& P.P., V.G., St. Patrick's, A. Canon St. Very Rev. Maguire, Finbarr's." We note with special Cork Examiner r pleasure (says the of the May 30) the opportuneness This happens to be the dignity. "of each jubilee year of the priesthood rev. and we of the right gentlemen, them on their heartily congratulate well-merited preferment.

The

hacienda

replied Senor pardon me, Arturo for may

this

desperation

the

!

if you go and know craziness you are our our not own hearts my has gone out to Manuelito" daughter's

i' You are he not. Senora?" well, as one said morning to Candeiaria, he was the house to hunt. leaving She had grown thin in .the last few weeks her face' was and she drawn,

looked had no

it

as

she'

as

Don, but

renounc

in

respected Candeiaria.

respected

with her, a cardinal

;

—

the

was

moral

Don!"

to

was

Candeiaria

not

or

?"

get

III. game

only."

her

in.

stranger: "The country

I

years,

and not Whether

"

as a trans had always looked upon that one honour— of being cendent the King to bear the over of canopy

kings,—

be.

:

Do

man

poor

where only the And now, after suffer because pf

name

Hospitality her with people, and she" blushed

true

is

it

his

should'

It

ceases.

that

for

thing

was

must make that when lie year what

father

And

sacrifices. he declined

of

sake

;

.

going daughter.

the

put

then

;

for

to

never

I let him know that I am -not I of marriage. spoke with thinking he had great care, and he confessed been harsh about Manuelito. You much will find him very softened." " Her eyes shone. From my heart I thank Senor Don !" you, He to hear did not her appear and he said, gravely words, " i :dO-not. think that we shall meet and, before you again go to Don Arturo, what repeat you said a little while asked ago— when you yOur God to keep me." she How him he had pitied

;

'

"

we are sore, very going away before the Fiesta !" Arturo's heart To do him justice, too but he washad been made sore

away

a

It

And

"

"

years

!

exclaimed

reverently. say ?"

,

it had theology, no re interest for and Tarn him, turned to the point from which they had strayed. " will at my You rejoice going,

—

heart

vain

was

correct

leftto me-' his Pilar "had not she con and his fields and," what had made her revealing

...

of sin

it

"Ay!

sheep tinued

the evil

God!"

to

very did you

,

the

to she

you

nothing.

since put his chapel door to be a me. Senor To think, " moralized of simply,

many

above

saints these all

!

Uncle

so

Don,"

Candeobserved.

"

time,

name

for

care

Tarn.

said

be

call

never

"

beamed. Then, will be as they things come were. He will back to that and forget all about poor called Count of Vivio, they a

torment not

excellent

Candelaria'siace

after

man

Candeiaria eyes, she was packing. " And he does

clerk

.

go away." "And if I go?"

;

!

Candeiaria, what else

must

:

Thanks

"

!

;

he

.

'you to the

—

ex

Blessed and at our Lady on. she went laughs," Arturo hurried his 'pace and up room his. .down—the .and,.. waving, hand, he said

good God

,he ejaculated.. of the think me she informed to

apothecary." " I Cande I know, know !" cried ' but her father thinks iaria ; you will be his son-in-law, and last night He it was terrible to hear him he will worse than is Uncle Pilar; he me not to address him, permit I till force Candeleta to bend, says, I shall not to his will. do that sin, She was not Senor Don." weeping " " now. she You added, But,"

a

not

—

He

Don Arturowill Countess again."

!"

presumed

of the

our

time, grand said Arturo. gentleman," in his Candeiaria read the trouble manner. mind through his arrogant "

and daughter

never

since. Senorita was betrothed

herself.

"

I

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deeply

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—

Tarn Wife

"

Co.

Explosives

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.

"

.

Harold

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—

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set

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for

Olympian games, which attracted been concluded, the all of from competitors parts world. The king of Greece opened the and it is estimated proceedings, The

have

the

that

70,000

American

competed.

It

is

taken

is

1

is who a Thomas E. Burke, and a .son of Mr. John B. Burke, Thomas Hon. nephew of the J. won the eminent lawyer, Gargan, when last fame in New York Fall, interin the he beat all England

.national

games.

the fastest ever who. has is

runner

-quarter-mile

when

1893, novice

he

the

won

440

ship Amateur

all

the

Athletic before

and 440 yards runs. When the New York

.220 "

to up a team Burke -cracks,

Manhattan

field

1

made A.C the against

most

be entered

400, and

800

to

;

;

race

600 yards. is a son Blake of Dr. "Arthur Mrs. G. Blake and Mary John He the paet. will ElizabethBlake, and be entered in -the 1,500 1,000 run and also the 25-mile metre runs, He to Athens. Marathon .-from runners in to distance became known when he- engaged 1889, and soon runs, began to -country to the over the field the show way When he joined Corey Hill course. he began to develop as a the B.A.A. in the and was -mild runner, placed team to take B.A.A. part in<; relay indoor meeting At the. B.A.A. :races. held;

he made

a

crossv

:

min.

when

4-5ths., 39secs. the indoor championship two He years ago. N.E.A.A.U.

.4

he

beaten .of

of

won

Yale,

two

yards at

New

was

by J. P. Morgan, Haven, May 15,

in min. 2-5ths. 4 32secs. 1895, over the Corey Blake's best record course. is 41 min. Hill 23 sees. :

-Conof the business Apothecaries is r.under. the -.dirett at Fremantle/pany, F. R. Plummer, Phar of Mr. supervision Chemist maceutical (by- examination); The

National Library of Australia

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THE

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THE

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Ladies' Cuttler's

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FURNISHING

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DOORS,

in

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price

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GRATES,

ELECTRIC

of linen.

panelled

and

CEMENT,

IRONMONGERY,

MANTELPIECES,

,

at

Handkerchiefs

self-locking, <£16 10s.

pigeon-holed,

each

day

so

even

than

is

very usual.

false

or

The

Public

are

&

GAS,

FITTINGS.

in

to

invited

respectfully

Showroom,

our

order

to

take

of

judge

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through

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a

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LTD.

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to the

others,

A.

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related and of- pain An open of the thigh

a

lifetime

of

morning

the

on

IRONMONGER,

in

of both

two

HA

&

Light

fail

me

after

vall,

recount

to the

are

many

time them.

would

but

miracles

wonderful most Lourdes. "The

the

of rare

not

were

And,

a and prevailing spirit pervading as has been said, touches of prayer," the innermost the heart and moves of soul of all who have the happiness to Lourdes. a visit On the 13th of last August there here and 145 were 25,000 pilgrims Yet Loudres cures. miraculous land in remains a lovely memory holy not cured. It who were to the many holds is the spirit of the place that subdues and awakens. and charms,

Engine

ALSO

Right

&

yet

to

the

of

sneers

In hundreds. and doubts,

spite "

all "

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the work banner.

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on

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Belt

OPENED

JUST

Hand

Left

Oil,

Packing,

Engine

Oil,

Oil,

Cylinder

Miners'

etc.

Laces, UP—

Axes

Broad

commonsense," under Our Lady's

&

Picks Disston's

&

Handles,

Handles,

Saws,

Pin

Pole

Clark's Blue

Adzes, Tool

&

Baskets.

Hollowware, &

Enamelled

White

Ware,

Glasses,

Lamp

Lamps,

are

The pilgrims into reckoned

-

Furnishing

the

at wonders consciousness

come

Machinery

Heavy

completely

There

and

SALE—

ON

S

Gas

to to made a vow go if Our Lady would restore Lourdes use she could her even so that to she was enabled crutches. This and at the first do in February last, Lourdes in to she came opportunity her first bath After thanksgiving. to she on Mass, and went crutches was

Builders'

of

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lady with

paralysis

classes

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PERTH,

BARRACK-STREET,

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leg use

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steadily failing years ago resulted

PERTH.

WILLIAM-STREET,

her,

questioned

of half

story

82

80,

cured faces and

miraculously girls about with radiant a short air within

young

when

78,

of

phenomenal

of speed in the 1,000 run, going the taking through the big string, them.. He runners -up, after beating: record' of made a mile indoor has burst

made

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—

Red

Suites, Suites

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Drawing

arid

cure. taneous had curvature

:for

recently

of

are

from coxalgia. helplessness side abscess on the outer of the caused any movement her to and obliged be painful, she on crutch which limped me

2-5ths.

in

THE

Room

Dining1

—

—

.

He 100, 400 and 800 yds. practically for 100 has. a record of iosecs. i5ths. more than 10 sees. or 6 inches yards, for 220. 22secs. 2-5ths. 32secs. the for for -2-5ths. 300; 49 sees, was his which time

quarter-mile, the international when he won last and imin. 13 sees. Fall;

PANTHEON PANTHEON

76,

the

compete which is

metres,

PANTHEON—

THE THE

this superior except the learned of Pau, Father Franciscan, Clement, in who afternoon every preaches a The and French pilgrims May.

first,

will

Burke

100,

WILLIAM-ST.

82

80,

:

"

.at

THE

period Of vigorous the bath the time when they eritered The on crutches, pale and suffering.

the

of

W.A

the

on

;

walking

team.

English

PANTHEON

HARTLE,

two

Septem

on

ber

bright, 10,000

that' are visitors are few English all there are here and at present, many the cases of improvement among French. to reward have not failed The cures seen I have the pure of many. faith

660-yard consolation

sports

unpropitious stormy— but

PANTHEON

THE

aserious, contrary, universal recollectiori' is and devo The fevour everywhere. the Bel tion are remarkable among and Tli® Swiss. Belgian gians

year

the

the N.Y.A.C. at Island at Travers 28, having for rivals

run

fort

opening

excitement

no

preachers,

September

won

is

altation

.

49

He

IN

SHOWROOMS

,

There

the Oxford 1855, he beat Jordan, the and Fitzherbert, College flyer, in British the 440-yard champion, froni the finish Tun. Ten yards ahead, having just passed Jordan was made an but the latter effort, Burke, His time a few inches. by -winning sees.

more

tranquil,

on

of

on.

scenes

edifying,

.21,

was

went

The

champion

was pitted at Travers and won the Island, flyers ease. .440. yard dash with comparative the .At international games between and the London'A.C., -the N.Y.A.C.

.at

j

litanies

A.C. London

the

meet

prayer

clear, 7,000 to

From

78,

THE

'

New England in 1894, Union, him, winning the

of

of

persons

a won It was square. the surround derful from spectacle' slender of the spire ing heights, as the church and flashing burning and electric a. centre of Bengal lights search continued for This lights. over two while all the time hours, a ceaseless of hymns and chanting

in

run'

yards

At the

3-5ths. games'

:swept .

440

calm.

COMPLETE

'

50secs.

the

thirtythe first

May day was

of

MOST

and the-open

.

in

spent days and nights in the before the shrine devout pilgrims. many all

eve

AND

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76,

(Ant

each a one lighted people, carrying cross marched in procession, candle, lines in tangled ing and recrossing the of lights on the inclines, garden,

:

first

j

and each

cars, passenger bearing in white Flemish laced caps pilgrims, that have ever and long black cloaks, The appeared in Lourdes. French, and Swiss Jura, north-eastern SwitandHolland, zerland, Liverpool, have and Laval, Manxland, Angers,

the and

in race on a poor track yards B.A.A When the 58sec. 4>5ths. the same held its handicap games he won the 150 yards' handicap year, flat. from the 5-yard mark in 15 sees. of the At the indoor championship Athletic Inter-scholastic Association, run the 600 yards in 1894, he won 2osecs. which record 2 min. 2-5ths., the association at stands for the cham the outdoor At time. present he association of the same pionships was

sent

Leige

the ten days in there was most night weather, cold, wet, and

Association. Burke, who is 20 years old, made his debut Suffolk Athletic at the games of the

Club,

j

LARGEST

the among of faith and than 2,500

were lead) their tribute no less sending

pay

For

the

to

belonged

J

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the

in

THE

OPEN,

THE

early and has

number of cures of the visitors with The Belgian cities

representatives.

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Boston

band. to

of

as

two

the

froni

new

love,

present. of two who athletes

account

an

fervour

first

were

persons

The 'following of the Irish-

the werp

parties

NOW

the

increased

great

just

large

opened vat Lourdes last days of April,

pilgrims as

Lourdes.

—

The

at

Competitors

at

—

Cures

—

Year's

—

American

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This

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stated,

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on

in

France,

after

a

of

proces and, attacked,

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The Government Spanish at the purchased two cruisers stated vessel. is

has

when

paid each

seized

the

bullet enter

to her

the Governorthat it is declares to occupy Sana-

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in

Italian

price for

Parliamentary to enquire Dr. attending Transvaal.

has

blue-book

been

raid

of Algeria, necessary absolutely mean's aia as the only the nomad tribes. trict

of

committee

select,,

the

from

Cape

the dis

in

dock

strike;

has

/Porte

the editor of the has been expelled been for having con

of the recent

nition

sent being "-from1 Athens.

to

thereof.

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.

at Cape A crowded public meeting has passed Town resolutions urging the South! Africa Chartered Company to

reinstate

tion

as

Mr.

Rhodes

in

his

A

crossed

posi

of the company. of the colony leading men attend the meeting. director

a

to GENERAL

observes that Li' journal Hung Chang intends placing large orders in Europe 'for his G'overnnient of small arms. It is also for supplies stated on the same-that authority before taking his departure for'-Pekinj" the Chinese Minister contemplates in a number of cavalry engaging the from French structors army, from gunnery experts' Germany, and naval officers from England, with the

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all

minutes

.

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finished Irish

Land

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the. member

sitting,

to five House

in .the oj clock of Commons of the stage,

party,

Balfour, who had

.Act House

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,

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effect

the

has defeatedcommanders, body of the Cuban insurgent 250. is not

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Melbourne

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extend

goods sheds.

of the for colony ending 30'th June was an increase of 42,61502. 412,65802., as for th& compared with the returns The

the

gold

yield

half-year

of last "corresponding period year. There is every reason to anticipate: that there will be a phenomenal gold: in the colony the present: yield during 12 months. In the quarter ended. total the 30 production June to amounted The gold, 206,29902. at the Mint the period received during named was 187,33602.

Mr. Robert the sole sur Penting, vivor of the steamer Alert, which foundered off hasCape Schanck, commenced an action theagainst owners Huddart, Parker (Messrs. and Co.), claiming 500 damages for to his health and constitution.. injuries SOUTH The was

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Rev.

Bertram

married

to

Buxton,

Victoria

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thanks

a

the-

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cheque iUJLUC

offering

of his marriage. whole of the pastoral Gawler Range district

in the been abandoned, owing to the of wild rabbits.. ravages dogs and The members of the Lands Board, will examine the country week.. next leases

have

Court, placed

was.

feloniously

similar

was

coroner's

was

court. with

a

in

the

gallery

The to that

evidence

Gill,

who

strong

on mercy remanded

at

given was

recom

account of for sentence.

and A, shocking horrible case of was at juvenile disclosed depravity the Central Police Court on Monday. 1 wo Florence neatly-dressed children,and Edith Bennett, respectively i5 and 13 years old, were presented by he who statedthat Sergeant Jeffes, had found the girls in a Chinese den. The younger one was and was drunk, on a bed in a nude state. lying to Florence was sent an industrial and the school, other returned girl her home with the after parents read her a magistrate had short and warned her to lecture, keep clear of such vile places in the future.

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The

ZEALAND.

House

of

Representativesof a mea reading sure to restrict Chinese and Japanese The present immigration. Bill provides that one of these races every carried in excess of one 200 to every the

passed

second

,

total

tons

will to a

tonnage liable

shipmasters

render

the:

penalty

of

£50 o. TASMANIA.

Early on Monday morning James Goddard, about a Gregory 40, mining surveyor, committed suicide his a by Cutting throat with razor,. almost

the head from the severing Pie was said to have been engaged to be married shortly.

body.

In the Full the application General. Tohn

Court 9vlrpc

sentenced

recently

struck

was

forgery,

Tli3 Apothecaries mo3t stock complete Western

last the

of

week, on Attorneycrklirnfnr

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on

a

off

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of

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Australia.

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charge of the measure, "upon' and his patience in industry piloting the measure the House of through Commons. .Lord the Ashbourne, Irish Lord will take Chancellor, in the House charge of the measure of Lords. has

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ducts.

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Louth, the leaders of the Par ne lite; Mr. complimented Gefald the Trish Chief Secretary,

Information from Havanna General

a

from Mick Simmons by means a of valueless A cheque. to be chinaman, alleged on accused, visited -the" es-i Saturday jmoiffiingl tablishmeiit of "Mick Simmons' 'anci introduced himself as a country He Tritim'ated that storekeeper. he wanted to, a place for big order '"khd" spent some time in cigarettes, the stock. over After looking having the salesman kept engaged until

Bill".

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for

taining

lasting

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WALES;

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1,900

a

Gill

day mentioned,

tendered

NEWS.

SOUTH

Tuesday

on

found guilty, to mendation

;

.

of

in the

An -interesting of the proof pro of Chinese commercial educa gress tion-was afforded week at the last Central Police Court, when a juvenilelooking. who his Chinaman, crave name as Willie remanded Gee, was until

10,

rushing

agitation.

"

and the

night

the the committee

morning,

the

stop

INTERCOLONIAL

,

the efficiency object of improving the methods, of modernising and navy. Chinese army ten

has

at

;

trial

bered,

NEWS.

A Paris

After

frontier

the Criminal

be remem the from in gallery Theatre, the stalls, and in so Sydney, into who sustained doing struck Neander, he from which soon injuries died afterwards. The that Crown alleged an act Gill committed unlawful by

Chris

Greeks

1 ,000

upon

The Commissioner of Railways,. has Mr. Mathieson, announced that be called tenders will theshortly for construction of no louvre waggonsthe for of perishable carriage pro

fatal.

Thomas

June the

a Larissa, 20 town situated miles from Salonika. A secret committee with extensive at is funds .its disposal promoting an in Macedonia/The agitation has promised Government of Athens

the

M.bstof did not

about

of the

body

aged 16, the causing heart and Manus then and fired at girl

shoulder. on the

Monday at

Lewis

ammu

the

arm, woman's

rage

William

to relinquished7 the enforcement

are

daughter,

prove On

the

conditions and of arms

and

Large supplies

'

'

yearly.

will

Europe

of powers of peace

her

fellow's miss the

and fired shots through the window, without wounding any one. The neighbours rushed off for when the and Constable police, Manus com had Tracey arrived mitted suicide himself by shooting in the eye. The motive of the crime is said to It rot be jealousy. is the woman's that thought injuries

0 ,

the promotion

my

returned

soon

starvation

;

4,000

force

to

the

Owing

granaries, be at

to

Antwerp

cerned

The

;

killing

controlling

is The rebellion Cretan extending where in of the eastwards, many are the Christians provinces arming.

which Legislative Assembly,was to the' appointed report upon, that recommend colony's defences, be made for an additional provision at a cost ,of force of 3,000 men,

one

said

is

Mr. Johnson, Sea man's Chronic!

Colony

.till

the

of

negative.

have

will

a when her, boy who was present knocked his hand down and the bullet entered the girl's Manus legs. then went some but away distance,

poinri

Mr. one of the witnesses Schrenier, to have testified is reported examined, Mr. that on the 30th December last Cecil Rhodes said to him, "Jameson I has upset have my apple-cart. and yet been twenty years his friend, me." he has ruined A

of

depletion

the

on

J.

General

Capetown, containing taken before the recent Committee appointed the circumstances into Jameson's

Cambon,

I

VICTORIA.

At the Criminal Court Jas. Wilson, alias a notorious New Zealand Butler, was convict, brought up for for house-breaking, to which Mr. J ustice. pleaded guilty.

he

had

Holroy

Is

now

on

Pectoral

Sale

by all Medicine

before him. He had received from the prisoner which was to be the supposed of his life history He 1863. had written a before narrative -which have been might; -taken from somesensational news The paper. sentence of the court was that he be imprisoned for ten with terms years, of solitary, confine came

letter

In Half-Size

Vendors

j

Bottles,

d,

in passing read the record sentence, of the prisoner's crimes, and said that such a record of criminality seldom a

Cherrv

sentence

.

published the evidence

in

M.

the

in

was

said,

breast,

at Genoa. The to be "700,000

dockyards

reply

then

The man soon after revenge." a revolver. returned, producing and A scuffle the woman ensued, was knocked down. As she lay, Manus the revolver at her pointed

20

sharp

at

living

woman's

The

was

occurred

tragedy

A Saturday mprning. named McMear, or Mincker,

with Manus. On Jno. altercation night some arose, and the when following morning Manus came to her and asked if she were to be good friends, the willing

'

Becheya's territory. A Government

F ay

.

Friday

persons struggle, The dele arrested. German left for subsequently Londqn.

gates

workshop

the'

on

woman

German of soriie

the anger

socialists

a

were

1

the

welcoming

Republicans.

of

at Lille, frontier

north-east

aroused

delegates, French

White's advances of the raid. The London purposes state that directors of the company the occurred were before raid they of the payment of £1 ,000 only advised on account of this " New Concession," which believed referred to they

of socialists

congress

sion

mix

to

gas for a in the scenic effect. Chas. Fay and Alfred engaged in manufac in

terrible

was

:

town

A

Parkes

"

Messrs. for the

met

also

persons,

A meeting of some 500 delegates the workers World's Socialist A demand is being held in London. is made an hours for day, and eight suf the introduction of universal

4

custom

generating

the and mortar, using the pestle a latter of chloride containing quantity of potash, when, without any pre a terrific monitory warning whatever, the took mortar explosion place, to pieces. being shattered Fay was over it at the time, and received right the full force of the while explosion, .his companion escaped with a couple cuts. of severe

of

frage. A

the-

was

was

alleged conspirators in the with being concerned murder the of M. Stambouloft, late will be Prime Minister, Bulgarian It tried at Sofia in September next. is understood who that the witnesses num are to be examined at the trial ber about 130.

j

for "used

This morning Maitland were the gas turing

charged

Rhodes both directed and Mr. That controlled the raid. (2) was not consistent Rhodes's conduct the Cape his duty as Premier of. with even if Dr. Colony, Jameson was answerable for the invasion. primarily Mr. Rhodes was responsible (3) That the for final the by drawing step, the covered cheques which outlay the for In required expenditure. reference to the third of the finding that the books it is stated committee, the of South African Chartered Company show that the cheques in an covered account, styled question 4 New Concession, These "61,500."

It

chemicals flashlight

daily.

Five

—

of

injured..

.

hours

has

in

been

has become mobbed. The situation that the so serious in London water to six has had to be restricted supply

AFFAIRS.

of the Cape Colony the adopted report to committee appointed the The Jameson raid.

Assembly unanimously

The

have

the

bert,"

'

East

White-

quarters

on the man Lam inquest found that the jury accident could have been avoided i£ had care been exercised or. proper the steamer. board The Coroner committed for trial Captain Taylor for Bail was al manslaughter. lowed.

the

-

one

the

At

of chemicals at By an explosion named Charley Cyclorama a man and man killed another Fay was

many much

causing at fountains

-

the

in

water is

of the poorest end of London,

chapel,

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SOUTH

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suffering.

/Exchanges.

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From

England

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of

parts

.

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NEWS.

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WEIDEN

BACH'S WINTER

GREAT NOW Genuine

,

Bargains

HUNDREDS line

Every

FULL

IN

Desperate

!

SALE

Bargains

!

SWING. Never-to-be-Eorgotten

!

FOR

WAITING the

reduced,

is

line

is

sold,

are

prices

given

or

sacrificed,

at

go

THEIR

the

ridiculous,

Bargains

Do

away.

not

!

!

TURN

continue

to

sale

!

until

!

every

to

forget

to

once

WEIDENBACH'S,

startle,

at

Department

Id.

surprise, to similar

subject Stacks

fancy

heavy

„

double

„

.

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

Dress

our

materials

„

„

„

„

„

All

each,

„

than

less

children's Dress fancy

„

yard,

per were

were

lid.

6d., lid.

were

3s.

Ties

and

Scarfs

Winter

Blouses,

Is.

Moming

Wraps,

5s.

stock

beautiful

our

2s.

were

6d.

to

3s.

ladies'

Silk

stacks

of

Flannels,

are

quite

prices, 400

are

to be

a sight, sold, or

all

9Ad.

per yard, out at

thrown

were Is.

„

fancy

and

lid.,

Window

Hollands, 6d. per Leather,

American

2s.

lid.

heavy heavy

,,

children's

pair, 4 Ad.,

were

Is.

and

j

2d.

6d.,

|

were j

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

2s.

6d.

felt,

100

dozen

to and

4s.

,

Towels, 1,500 yards white all wool pieces

50

ladies'

„

that. 2s.

yard.

is.

white

500 500

lid.,

120 50

„

„

,,

,,

Cashmere

maid's

of

Lot

Kid Gloves, Taffeta Silk

ladies'

Is.

Is.

lid., each.

worth

Knitted

ladies'

Gloves, Gloves,

20

Is.

Skirts,

must

landed,

just

4.Jd. "j

„

„

„

go at 6d.

pair.

About

Tweed

pairs

Tweed

2g

ftt

Gcl

„

„

250

men's

„

„

„

„

150

„

About

150

Few

Ladies'

maid's

Tweed

Ulsters,

,,

each.-

all

sizes,

Is.

5s.

lid.,

were

„

„

lid., 25s.

were

9s.

About

„

500

Corsets,

500

landed,

just

„

9d.

per

boxed,

„

—

—

4s.

were

6d.

pair. Is.

„

6d.

per

;

150 500

Beaver

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

heavy

Tweed

„

heavy Tweed

men's

„

boys'

6s.

Overcoats,

„

Macintoshes,

,,

Knicker

Suits,

15s.

each,

Is.

lid.,

6d.

lid. lid.

9s.

Suits,

„

5s.

7s.

were

21s.

lis.

were

23s.

lid., 9d., were 29s. all sizes.

6d.

6d. each, all sizes. Trousers, Is. heavy Tweed Coats, 3s. lid. each.

500

„

150

men's

300 100

dozen

men's

„

boys'

„

pair.

1,000 boys' 1,000 „

500

men's

„

500

boys'

„

!500

dozen

„

heavy Flannelette „

Tarn o' Tweed

„

Shanter

6d.

Caps,

Shirts,

6d.

each.

„

6d.,

9d.,

and

Is.

each.

Caps, 24 d. each. each. Is. Hats, black shiny Hats, Is. 6d. each. men's Socks, Id. pair. Socks, 2d. colored Merino Soft

Felt

'

„

each.

9d.

„

About

„

200 boys' 50 youths'

„

9s. lid. Macintoshes, 7s. lid. each.

Water-proof Rain Proofs,

ladies'

lid.

yards

men's

„

50

—

Is.

Quilts,

Is. lid., 2s. lid., 3s. lid. each. each. 7s. lid. Gd., 5s. lid., lid. dozen all new per patterns.

Is. Quilts, 6d. each.

400 500

„

50

Is.

500

„

„

3s.

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

„

„

„

yard.

Dutch

pieces

pair.

Is. 4od. J maids ribbed 3d. each. Undervests, 2,000 ladies' Flannelette 9d. pair Knickers, Stacks ladies' Is. Chemises, Night Dresses, Is. 6d.

100

lot,

""

-

200

74 d. per

per

4s.

„

v

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

to clear. 6d. pair.

pair,

Silk

3d.

Gloves,

Twill

„

Honeycomb

colored

10 dozen

„

8d.

were

Flannel,

„

9d.

„

each,

heavy

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

lid.,

30 150

3d.

9d.

all to clear, plush bonnets, black sailor Straw, 3d. and 6d.

beaver,

500

8d.

of cost.

-

All

,.

dozen

25

Our

"

white

„

150

„

were

...

,,

pair. per 3d.,

lid.

Door

'

„

Is.

,,

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

Is.

Is.,

'

„

and

Is.

„

250

9d.,

Is.,

Flannelettes,

„

30 300

6d.,

Is.,

new

„

yard. Mats, Is. each. Table Is. lid. per dozen. Napkins. 50 pieces striped Ticking, 2|d. per yard. 40 Table unbleached Damask, 45 d. per

4s.

were

yard,

per

and black Hose, Id. per navy ribbed Cashmerette Hose, 6d. ribbed Cashmerette Hose,

strong

at

Flannelettes, Sheetings, Calicoes, Towels, Blankets, the will low be the greatest surprise ridiculously given away. dozen Is. and 2s. lid. lid., per yards.

„

25 dozen 300

lid.

Is.

—

women's

sacrificed

but

Calico,

„

50

dozen

6d.

rather

grey white

pieces

50

500

to 4s.

6d.

6d.

Rugs, &c„ 450 600

.

„

Silks, Silks

3s.

600 ladies' „

WEST.

each.

Is. Umbrellas, Umbrellas,

Silk

„

50

The

6d.

Is.

9d.

Is.

„

50 pieces Liberty Choice lot fancy

GOLDEN

half-prices.

Id. each. Handkerchiefs, Tweeds, wide, 6Ad. very Huge Stacks 9 Ad. all wool wide, Serges, very yard, &c. Plushes, Velvets, boxes colored 6d. were 2s. 20 Plushes, yard, 6d. yard, Is. 6d. 10 were Velveteens, „

About

THE

ladies'

500

„

„

Remnants Thousand

„

300

About

per

Heaps Ten

IN

HOUSE

.

In of

BARGAIN

CHAMPION

THE

„

„

509

maid's

500

ladies'

200

„

Jackets, „

Capes,

2s.

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

sizes.

and

5s.

„

500 200

„

100

„

lid.,

were

up

to

25s.

„

„

About

150

ladies'

orders,

Tweed

Costumes,

which

17s.

6d.

should

all

round,

be

worth

35s.

,.

accompanied

please:

J.

by

250 500 500

remittance,

„

„

„

„

„

„

„

„

boys'

„

„

„

„

men's

„

gent's

„

Silk

lambs'

wool

Flannelette Handkerchiefs,

receive

Socks, 6d. Undershirts, 6d.

pair. double heels all pair,

3d.

pair. Is.

each.

and sizes.

toes,

6d.

pair.

-

About

all

each.

prompt

attention.

address—

note

&

WEIDENBACH

CO.,

PERTH.

HAY-STREET, A

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for had that

been

that

Moss, Supreme

new

in site

Works,

said-

a

made next

sitting in appears

Courthouse site was The the Government

selected.

The.

#

j

made

by

workshops

#

from,

to

Colonial

Mr.

Moran,

ment thousand

not million in lying was

#

The

j

.Mr.

were

of

centres

and

goldfields, must

it

the

be

of

difficult

the

if

not

consider

vey

this

unreliable

the

various

,

exist and

it

|

j

mining

to salt water The centres.

for

application's dealt with, tion be

to bring not Darling Ranges would the with intention alleged Government to a pursue

proposal

of policy, the fields.

meat

The

was

that

he

price

for

it.

enormous

!

of

the

get

his fair the consumer.

j

on

its

on

merits.

-

1

Bill

i ' ' '

the of reading Amendment Bill, object principle ,

i

i

mentary

-

of the

House,

in

the

attention

of the

Government

serious mantle "

Act,

port

1895.

the the

was

were

by incoming

During

last

four

bullocks

week

j | :

ves

and the town had to remove; them and bear the cost. He hoped that the Government in future would see that the Act was carried properly out and that its were provisions

obeyed. Colonial had been

matter

Treasurer

said under and

the his he

brought notice on several occasion, had instructed the Harbour Departto ment out the Act as it stood. carry The present law was sufficient quite to deal with threw these people who carcases into the sea. The difficulty to trace was the ship from which the

police

thrown.

were

however,and

complaint, few prosecutions be put The

stop motion a

the

practice

to. was

negatived.

National Library of Australia

the

that

election,

should they themselves

at hve to

an

in

constitution

so

early had

amendment the direction

of

to

known,

the

additional would be

the that

if

and

would

a

Canning portion portion electorate.

other

new elec two be named Canning Perth. North The

electorate was to take the Swan electorate

of

of

the

South

up a and

Fremantle

.

—

in

—

if

the

district

by the

sent

the

all

Nearly

his

mining

show con

members

present House with the result that Messrs. James and Illing worth were the only two in favour of it. The motion was therefore lost.

with

The

House

OUR

the

of

area

East

A

then

the

adjourned.

ADVERTISERS.

the that

Attorney-

General

this

altering

Bill,

electoral

the

move

second

would of

FIRM. direct the

particularly readers

the ad and

to

our

the energy endeavours to

note

dis

keep

abreast

and cater to the of the times of their customers. They are determined to maintain the high the has Bazaar hitherto reputation and in order to do so they have held, decided on making extensive improve most one of the ments, important taste

being the throughout seen

fitting the

of

up

electric As

premises. advertisement

the

by

,

conducted

three

lights will be

sales

are

on week and Saturdays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, at 11 o'clock a.m. when they always have a fine lot of stock and vehicles to at offer, Saturday's particularly when a great crowd are sales, always amount of stock present and a large

'

to

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is fo pleasing in their played

and

districts

GO-A-HEAD

vertisement of Messrs. Gordon 'Wolfe which appears elsewhere. This firm have recently taken enterprising over the West Australian Stock Bazaar in and it Wellington-street,

mat other would ters, require the Royal Assent, and that the Governor was' not em to it and bring powered to assent it That into at once. operation would cause some It would delay. take the to some time to get Bill it and 'he believed that England, Lave on would to lie of the table the But he House of Commons. did not think, all round the looking and of subject the distance time that must the before Bill elapse received the Royal assent, that it was the election could possible general take place till some time next April" or He could only the May. express return hope that the goldfields would who members to Parliament would be .not useful only members, but would do credit to the and goldfields honour He be an to the colony.

'times

a

hands.

changes

Health and Strength RESTORED BY

Ayer's Mrs

M.

OF

Sarsaparilla of

Gumming,

A.

Victoria,

reading.

USE

THE

Australia,

YarraviUe, Says

:

and Messrs. Solomon, Higham, the" and supported motion, the the urged upon House necessity an for additional member for Fre

Moss,

mantle.

The

General Attorney motion was

House,

and

reading

was

to.

Thursday,

had

in

reply Govern

the

advised

that

under Act

Mining

were

the

Clause year ago, I had a severe me left Influenza, which very weak, without energy, appe or in interest life. tite, Obtaining or or little no relief from doctors, from the remedies recom many mended to me, I finally tried Ayer's

:

The

:

to

"About attack of

working

Who says so ? Colonial Treasurer for Mines. He was

Moran

Minister

to the

return would

told

arrange lead to confusion, and the circumstances the Govern to amend did not intend Clause

ments

under ment 11

30.

that

said

been

the

of well. Mr. The that

July Treasurer,

arrangements

11

to the second

put The

carried.

agreed

re

having

the

plied,

original

session..

this,

'

#

The the

on

if

#

House went Constitution

into

#

Act

committee Amendment

that

the

t

'

Mr.

be would for be

Moss

altered then

moved

from

to

allow

extra

Fremantle, named

43 for an the new

East

44,

number which member

electorate

Fremantle.

a

and from that Sarsaparilla, time, began to gain health and strength, until I continued the treatment and now fully recovered, have very friends great pleasure in telling my of the merits of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and the consider known."

Bill.

It

into

to

one

that

said

when spoke to the motion, divided on the question,

igoldfields.

His friend had advised-

present

were

torates, and the

gardie

six the

sides

constructed

the

contract

Moran,

of

the the

He

The holder be in a man held

shall

date of his miner's would right he the had fulfilled residential ditions by the Act. required

the three for

made but was provision Province, the that the members.who represented East Province should continue to it until ceased to be they represent members for the province by effluxion The of giving of time. question to the Mur increased representation in the Upper House chison goldfields con had not been lost sight of, but, all the Government sidering things, it to the conclusion that had come was the not at necessary, present three members time to give of the Upper House as well as to the Cool

to Mr. ment

Bill.

for

satisfied-

perfectly

pro

at

serted."

'

29,' the

of

(e) '

to the electoral registrar registrar, and would be inserted on the roll of in which he lived. the district The

members.'

Colonial

elector

by

provided

were

The

time, Yilgarn now ate, represented by his friend, It for alone. the member Yilgarn, was also proposed to give four mem at bers to the, Murchison present for the member represented by members Nannine. Hon. would that the have noticed Cool Yilgarn, and would Dundas gardie goldfields six members instead have of one, and would that the Murchison goldfields have four instead of one. That pro vided for eight members out of the ten as

or

miner's right name would be

would be noticed it was proposed in theU pper another Province House. This would include the six on the to the electorates eastward, and Yilgarn Coolgardie goldfields, and which would form the Province, be given the right to send they would in three members. That would very

the

give

words,

create

devote

would,

that

three

period

a

to

noticed the two also of what was now known as the electorate that the Perth was, eastward and west to the country ward of the Municipality of Perth

to

instituted

were

imposed

penalties

He

call the attention the harbourmaster and he believed

ten

—

carcases

repre-

in the representation Legislative Council He did by three members. one of them could not think any some have foreseen, two years ago had the last when they general

present

ashore,

The

said the

House by to increase

also

and

members,

that the

increase

This Bill proposed members to what was

the week washed

or were

they

the

begged

posed.

chief

overboard

sels.

as

dead animals, frequently

diseased,

before,

a

FreStock

Fremantle,

members knew, and of the colony,

often thrown

to

at

complaint reference to

with

Diseases hon.

of

cause

Parlia

nofice

that

its

—

ment

to

Act for

He

would

proposed sentation of

second

extra

the

representation.

members

hon.

.

the adjourn order to call

the moved Constitution had which

Premier

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third

a

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Solomon

Purchase and time

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Bill

one.

Lands

Agricultural

I

j

The

The to the

Government had no antipathy supply of water to the Coolgardie fields but they were by private companies, a monopoly to anyagainst granting Mr.

to

ballot

by

Harper.

'

with

of

members of the select com the Asfrom mittee Legislative Messrs. senibly Randell, Higham, the Commissioner and Illingworth, Mr. of Crown Lands, and the mover,

of

'

dealt

that the

was

:

vigorous

giving .by encouragement, to the discoverers of good bonuses, local it would supplies, be very difficult to under formulate conditions which such bonuses would be payable. The Government to the had no objection lines construction of light tram to the lake sides from adjacent mining centres under and Acts existing but each case would have regulations, be

than that

the

the discussion and the following

!

-to

to pay and the

as

serve '

had

share

elected

were

gentlemen

or

meat, producer

i

I

the

-with the

price of complaint

paid by After considerable was carried motion

interfere the of

means

a

generally

satisfied

the"

'

must The the

water locally the Government

procuring As to

community

all

price

considera

its

at

complaint he did not

I

each case merits.. from water

required, with on

dealt

an

were

"rights

further

if

and,

were

water

The

interests." was not

of quality for charged the consumer

a establishing perma nent in service from these lakes Helena with the proposed conjunction Vale itself service did not recPmmend the to Government. The existing Acts were the basis which upon

That

—

'

of

suggestion

"

moved

Harper

a in of effecting reduction to of good, wholesome meat the without too seriously consumer, the future of the pastoral endangering

'

and

29TH.

purpose the price

The Government advisable to con

access.

did

many water the

water did the surface

July

of

Clause

,

Committee of both Select Joint into Houses be appointed to enquire of the the causes high present price such means of meat, and to suggest as iiiost desirable for the may appear

I

below

amendment House.

Wednesday,

lakes near in the eastern

population

of

Act, the miner's right

a

It

this

the

to

than

greater Fremantle

In

"

:

"a

of.

He saw no reason and more Perth Fremantle each. He thought three members

largely

reply Govern

of

closure

much

was

10

paragraph

3,

principal

for

might be Fremantle ought

another member that but he thought If hear) (hear, member were another given to Fre another have had to mantle would He thought that be given to Perth. for the of Perth three population

to

of Claisebrook-

with

Bill

reported

was

in

gallons

the

basis

a

Clause

as

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have

giving

#

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that

that

aware

third

street.

Junction

Treasurer, said that the

(Mar-

a

Streets

Hr. The

read

was

as

seats.

that

by some

said to

population members.

and Roads Closure in Committee, Bill was considered On Schedule Commissioner 6, the of Public Works moved an amend-

were Smith outline general and they were departed being but not very materially.

plans,

Bill

Jurisdiction

ment j

railway Allison

(The

.t

Railways, stated

and passed,

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<

in reply to Mr. Solomon, the plans the for Midland

time r

,

of

Summary Women) Bill

|

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Commissioner

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column).

ried

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for

day

of

members

occupied by St. School, Boys'. George's-terrace. plans had been prepared Preliminary and the forwarded to Attorneya General with that they request to a committe to should be referred as to whether the accom determine He modation was sufficient. could not at state the date when present tenders could be called for the work. The

order of the of the House.

an

population

stand

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reply

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of

Mr.

the

distribution

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M,

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results best

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use.

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blood-purifier

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to

The

SARSAPARILLA

motion

was agreed to. moved that there Illingworth be two new Ministers instead of one, as for The provided by the Bill. was motion, however, negatived. Considerable discussion arose out of a motion moved by Mr. Illingworth, the following to insert new clause to

Mr.

.

The

28th.

July

-

Tuesday,

that be noticed the Government

It would ing the Bill

.

ASSEMBLY.

Act,

.

LEGISLATIVE

tp

Bill

—

amend the JConstiand the Con 1889, stitution Act, Amendment Act, for increased 1893, making provision in both Houses, was representation introduced, and on the motion of the read Colonial Treasurer a first time. was The second reading of the Bill

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SPORTING-

NOTES.

THE

.

PROSPECTUS FOOTBALL.

was

fair

a

attendance

at

'

There

OF

"Half-Back.") the

CHRISTIAN

match

between and Rovers Fremantle on the Fremantle Oval on Saturday afternoon. The with seventeen Rovers men played t-fie first and after with during quarter, nineteen, Lemon and Finley absent. being In the Fremantle scored first 5 quarter 8 Rovers 1 goal. goals the behinds, scoring In the second Rovers had two quarter the red and shots, scoring 2 beliinds, while white In added two goals to their score. the third the Rovers were quarter again the Fremantle six outclassed, placing more while the amber goals to their credit, and with black had to he content a couple of minors. There neither was science nor brilliancy,

and

the their

the

game, own

more

little very Fremantle

game

ended

in

the

decisive

a

BROTHERS'

ST.

COLLEGE,

TERRACE,

GEORGE'S

BREWERY,

PERTH.

FREMANTLE. CHRISTIAN

of

completed,

they

The Dormitory, No possible style. the of the Catholics

all

Study,

opponents' victory

;

The

"and

has

for

to Fremantle by 14 goals 16 behinds For the 8 behinds. goals winners, Mc Watson, O'Dea, Sicily, Thurgood, Donald, Clarke, Byers, and Wilson played a For the good game. Rovers, Hussey, E cl wards William and Price, s, E dm ondson, done Graeme Goal-kickers good service. for Fremantle were Thurgood (4), Cooper Clarke O'Dea (2), McDonald (2), (2), and for the Rovers, Edmondson (2) Williams, and- Geddes.

A

3

and

Large the

NEW

the

informing COLLEGE

Lavatory, spared to

Baths,

etc.,

make

the

Catholics

having

been

in

best of

are got up Establishment,

the

worthy

ALES

STOUT

&

Colony.

OF

in

Position

Delightful

a

the

overlooking

Swan

River,

the

College

BEST

QUALITY.

Grounds.

Gymnasium

has

and

muscular

development

undone

by .the

Brothers

to

impart

Education,

the

Religious

and

Moral

Well-fumished physical training

been

erected, of the

on

Students.

.

for

receive

to

in

pleasure their Boarders.

-

is situated College Recreation Extensive

Grounds

much of

Wing

a

Refectory, has been

expense

was

Rovers

have

BROTHERS Australia that, are now prepared

THE Western

in it

quarter

and contested, 2 goals to their

actually The

last

scored

evenly

1.

The

way.

excitement

having

PORT

THE

-

(By

will

j j

Boys A for

hold

the

Select

be

left

Scientific first place at

is

Library

in

their

the

to -their

Pupils

Programme. of

disposal

the

a

of

Training

the

The

Students

the

during

hours

set

apart

The fbr

are

prepared

in

the

and

School

Hours

for

are

U

Adelaide

the

—

Primary

:

niversity'Preliminary,

from

9ja.m.

to

3.30

p.m.,

week

at Easter,

two

weeks

and

Junior,

including

a

of

recess

Term

days

for

1st

October.

and

July, The

is

year

A

:

the

divided

so

commence

year

to

as

have

on

AND

hour

STOUT

one

20th

14th

January,

of

number

equal

weeks

and" six

Mid-winter,

about

or

nearly

a

at

-

The 14th

are

brand

school

days

in

and

that

the

Lessons

requested are carefully

A Quarterly

Report

are

to

that

see

their

Children

attend

regularly,

Are

prepared.

J uniob A

good

Excelsiors

and

Centrals

PRIVATE

SOUTHERN

HOSPITAL,

sent

to

the

Parents

The.

The

86

HART

New

Hay-st.,

CROSS. CATHOLICS Perth Sickness

the Satur

tion

resulted in each which a. draw, .team 6 goals, the kicking play being in favour of the For Excelsiors. slightly Excelsiors L. Burton, A. Renouf, Aveline, J. Leecler, Baker, Burton, Virgin, Paterson, were the most Casley, and Goodhall promi nent whilst for the Centrals, Thompson, Allen, Dyer, Golding, Hayman, Turnbull,

day

be

tbis

and

between played at Perth on

was

will

Pupils

last,

between notified

Hereby they can

are

and

at the Terms, and

Religion

at

and

received.

TO

THE

in

of

case

accommoda every above establishment. the advantages all.

care

Men

that

few

hours'

notice.

Photographers,

Co.,

and of three'

City, meal

Perth.

Wilson

for

the

did Excelsiors and

Renouf Hill

good service. were

Turnbull

(2),

(3),

for

Paterson;

the

W.

'

S OF

same

and

Subiaco on

Saturday

win

a

to

for 2

sale.

on

and

Those

scribe

can

Visitors

known

establishments.

a

do

copy

High-

and

have

not

now

at

TO

4-

THE

OF

CATHOLICS

.

stand

Saturday

on

Fourteen

Not

last.

Perth

quite

went

down

had

as

as

and

Excelsiors

They

Excelsiors

too

really

and

last

this

well-known

in

to-day,

at

Clare-

win

perform

played

a

good

game he's

the

red

luck

on

where the

amber

and

The

the

and

Norwoods second rate out

—

Unions

and

Ports.

a

win

and

&

and

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do

THE

CATHOLICS

OF

than

Dining Austral

Rooms,

Biscuit

Company).

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FRANCIS

W.A.

A.

HART,

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Peeth.

Buildings,

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with

in

Agencies

and

Adelaide, Centres in W.A.

Mining

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AT with sent

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two

and

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and W. the

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left

to

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the

last

Saturday

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Agents

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only

Unions

and

W.

TO

are

There

Excelsiors

Centrals

CATHOLICS

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do at

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of

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elsewhere

SHILLING.

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should

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Saturday. Rovers.

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CITY

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of

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to

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—

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firstcursary glance, seem to furnish against strong objections care but more its truth, perfect to found examined fully they are their confirm it. In long-past a

these countries possessed of a of the concomitants many civilization. Painting, perfect at and architecture sculpture, which a perfection tained in them been has never since, perhaps, and the achievements equalled; minds in theof their greatest realms of specula philosophical admiration of tion excite the Nevertheless modern scholars. a true civilization they had not. of classic Greece, favourable of example its kind, a mounstrous was thing. Like a whited fair sepulchre, but full of without, inwardly indescribable it attracts foulness, student to the only superficial and him when he shock repel has been led on to make acquaint its true character. The ance with one of true which element religion could have alone raised, purified it and was find perfected wanting, lacked and this it nobility lacking was of Never this leaven reality. The the

civilization

most

day. the

own

that

wanting

more

religion at

animalism,

than

No

observer present time as

it

were,

in

can a

is

our

deny

wave

of

sweeping

world. Our literature the and our exalts the baser instincts, in theatres them alluringly display and too frequently with operation, out a hint of condemnation. even Lust walks abroad naked and is not ashamed. Worst of all its excites but little re appearance Whither all this tends pugnance. no need to inquire. there is But over

that there is proves, surely, and instant need for schools which hold the young up before the true ideals which high and alone If those religion inspires. who are to form the future Austra lian nation are to learn at all that there is another duty than that of it

urgent

another making money, pleasure than that of sensual indulgence, another philosophy than the "philo sophy of the trough," they must learn it in the impressionable dajs of -youth.

Upon

the

third

assertion

of

the

that the writer, of the religion non-Catliolic is never interfered with in Catholic, we need schools, not There are thousands delay. of Protestant and children parents in the country who are prepared to bear witness to the same effect. its absolute truth was Moreover, made manifest some short time ago efforts of a by the discreditable certain member of the "pious" the con Assembly to demonstrate trary. We must like conclude, "Angli our wonder can," by expressing that the Nonconformists have been allowed to secure a virtual monoply .

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one

particular sible predeliction

from the which its face of it one being on to the Govern would be agreeable that most ment, it was clogged with an enormous feature, objectionable It was a proposal obviously -expense. be the Government would which to most reluctant adopt, and there its of which responsible fore .one if to adviser would wish, possible, its So far from exciting keep clear. in the breast infatuation of .a blind or the Chief the either Engineer it would be equally distaste Premier, To the who Minister is ful to both. this

scheme

particular

for

the

financial have must

position

responsible it of the colony appeared than more to the .«ven objectionable what the But could Engineer. It had do ? Government appointed the to into commission inquire .a merits'" of the various relative plans the proposed end, and for attaining it the what could do but accept ? of that commission And verdict Parliament do but accept what can that ? of commission the verdict

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a

to

on

question

to a Select to Committe, with power But this would examine witnesses. for a competent only be to substitute which be under one would tribunal of the want of pro the disadvantage have and would fessional

knowledge, to be guided by the. evidence given by adviser of the Crown the responsible Or should the House end. in the the of which plan to refer question

adopt

some

to

prominent

European

the course following adopted engineer, harbour to the Fremantle in regard come the same it would to works, to whom the The thing. engineer unless submitted would, was question visit to the colony, he paid a personal have to be "guided by the information

supplied kdviser ceeding

to of on

him

by

the

responsible and

the Government, the

same

data,

National Library of Australia

pro

would

and

pitted

him

against

the

Peed and

been

and

366

shipped

to

of

cattle

shipment

water

Mr.

whereevery good condition. 2,000 (sheep have and

Fremantle,

;

sent

to

Singapore.

Gold-MiningLeases.—

return

laid

was

the

on

showing

Tuesday, gold-mining on

with

leases

the

7, 5S2,

In

acres.

105,711

of the

the

total

Assembly number

the

on

covered

being

"<£11,812 and in

10s., in 1895-96

received

clared

the

all

facts

have a been for

to

Instead

money.

which success of

cost

one

would

that

which,

other least

the cost equal, of that he chose the most, and on

being

things

it

preference,

he which Under

reputation. it is difficult stances the Government

or

was

his

risking

these

circum to see how either Parliament can

recommendation, reject A commission further for advice. the of the Government's' person sat has already adviser sponsible his

or

even

go in re on

and various plans, put forward, for collecting with better opportunities as information well as of making a to of the country inspection personal sources be supplied and the possible has given its of supply, and decision, to unless we are prepared repeat the harbour of the Fremantle history we must accept that decision. works, the

Railway. in

Cue

Messrs.

throwing

A

—

Mullewa current

GENEBAL.

AND

LOCAL

been week

present

Baxter and the Mullewa-Cue

up

lias

rumour

tlie

during

Prince purpose contract.

this election officer at

returning W. Spencer the

172, elected

Very

little

in

the

taken

regarded

Bunbury

for

about

district, years.

Carpenters"

and

Joiners.

396

members

of

he

has

Joiners.

an

a total society for the away members.

Importation

Production

at

the

low

1893-4,

67,200

gallons.

"The

the

to

such there

making demand, that were

to

present

in

evident

were

to

one

the

:

of

24,680 imported

Fruit.

of

of fresh

cases

of

Out

fruit

and

Albany have

Jetty.

the

the

total

.£(1,094 which are

to the

the

increasing

spent much

needed, traffic

shipping

at

Vital

Statist:cs.

General the

on the colony of which number 35,867 females.

Sudden last was

Hotel,

dead

by

that

the

30th

June,

SO, 553

Death.

the found

On

—

body

the

of

police When

Coolgardie..

warm, to the hospital. showed that tion

and

disease.

deceased

body

was

was

A post death

Registrarof population was

were

122,420, males and.

Saturday Captain near

at

evening the

Vawdrey Grand

the discovered, once removed

mortem due was

aid rel

was

grams Jameson before

others, Court of

the

examina heart to

gentleman

was

Queen, South all

against African

the

in a

of

accused

Willoughby,

Henry

Frederick

Raleigh

each

and the five months.

was

without

Majesty

and

guilty,

topher

White,

Her

State friendly The court Republic.

hard

:

;

10

Hon.

Chas. each

In labour.

sentence

Sir

John ;

seven

the case

Dr.

Robt.

the

sentence

the

—

Telegraph

in April, 1894, the Assembly

partments.

This

2nd the November

October,

was

passed

that

so

town.

the

as

The

was

final

was

ap the

on

The

Tuesday. with

the

Under-

the Auditor-General's Medical Department,

Edu Office, Printing de and a few. minor, was on presented report 1894,

and

on

same

year

a

the Assembly the commission

to

the

in

soon

it

of

on

dealt

:

at

meeting

which laid was

commission,

of

Postmasterand

Commission.

this

pre the

gallows,

a

streets

the Mr.

inquiry Departments,

into

the

the

19th

resolution

the

effect

had

com

Works

its

and

appointment

the

commission

that the of General

are

and

should

General

Manager

directly to the General

under the Commissioner

be of

separated Railways

Manager of Railways, Manager, the Engineer

Lines,

and

that

;

the

sliould

control and of Railways

Traffic

offices of Traffic be

responsible the

the

that General

of

Existing

;

the Locomotive Superintendent, meet at least once a month to confer the questions to the working relating

railways,

and

deliberations that the

laid control

before

the

countant's

branch

result

of

their

the Commissioner the

;

Ac

Railway

over

from should be removed the office of Under-Secretary for Railways that the Accountant should be immediately under the direction of and supervision the that General Manager of Railways;

;

15

the Hon. months

to

the

Sholl,

the

Department,

upon of the

the the

Coventry,

of

should

the ant's

Chris

Hon. John

table

_

was

Jameson,

of

Manager

found

Dr. months

White, Grey,

of

in

of

Engineer-in-Chief

charged

the

pronounced as follows months' imprisonment Colonel

the

military

when last, to consider

to the jiassed be requested

the

Service

report pointed

of

cable of

The large

—

in

be revoked. The final report,with the Works deals therefore, solely and Departments.Daring the Railways of the 74 sittings were course inquiry Put held and twelve witnesses examined. in a condensed form, the recommendations

with Bench preparation expedition

Queen's

engaging

and out of fitting without the license

Late

of the trial who were

and

unlawfully

and on the fields, respected and as a most regarded capable able mining export. Captain Vawdrey 's wife and at Ballarat. are family living

v

ell-known

The

The

—

estimates

Trials.

Johannesburg result give the

Cue.

should

port. The

hung

termination

its pleted Railways

vetegables

—

is to jetty in certain

Albany

of

sum

improvements,

owing

The

food

on

severity.

importance

of Mr. from

effigy

was

cation

the year ended 30th June during 775 were or prohibited some destroyed, because contained they or apples, quinces and for the that others, reason pears, they affected A. were Mr, by dangerous pests. in his Despeissis, report to the Agricultural estimates that Bureau, we 1,695 imported of fresh and tons adds: "If wo fruit, two eases to the tree, estimated or five tons the annual per acre (worth £50) average of an orchard in good bearing we yield would find that 339 acres of well cultivated would the amount of fresh orchard supply into this fruit imported colony at a cost of about £12,000."

satisfaction, who find

levied

It was decided that be to should forwarded and Mr. for Illingwortli, to the Premier. During

progress report office, Secretary's Police, Department, Government Prisons,

in

a

which

classes,

held-

staff

first

industry." Importation

with

the

if

Act.

the

Civil

wine

in

taxed

statement

a

was

of

paraded through

signs at a large

predict future

near

be

to

Cue

efficient

an

Mining

the

the growers to mee't the

preparations

is

Resolutions were that the Government

evening General,

70,000

"was

Despeissis, and rate,

enable

development

was

gallons, 1894-5, in the

"

meeting

sentation

120

water

private

Meeting at congregated evening Saturday

of

resolution Wittenoom

paid

of

gallons; activity

Mr. says at such a

market," creasing

of

average

series

a

;

—

acre

into

run

;

Wine. In 1S95, 42,633 gallons of wine, valued at were into <£16,302, the imported colony. About one-half of this "the of was produce the Eastern colonies. The wine production of Western the Australia, talking yield per and

to Com

the and also to obviate fre Department, that the line to Cue quent stoppages, should be erected maintained in and a that the line proper manner; telegraph Lawler's without should be extended to that the Government be urged to delay make the estimates for the on provision that from Cue to Lawler's railway regret that the Government have so: be expressed far taken Clause 11 of no steps to repeal

<£119,530 .£114,226 of the

has been <£1,301,863 various benefits granted

would

matters

effect to keep

have

of

of

a

by

on

district.

of useful information to pages the trade. The lias a society of there membership 44,155, being branches in almost of the world. The every part for the year to receipts amounted 3s. and 4d., the expenditure to 19s. 2 Id. Since the establishment

Chamber

stages

to

open-air

various

of a copy secretaxy of the report of and Carpenters in book form, and

local annual

but at

Wittenoom,

numbers

resided

We

the

The

scheme being The enterprise. convinced that the g-oldfields was if there not a sufficient were go down it of consumers'' of the "water, but the bottom would be that

Indignation residents

25

/

—

a

.opposed

;

Society issued

is

and

to appears Mr. Spencer of pioneers -

the

It

contains

where

visit

especially by the working the present heavy duties with undue supplies press

gentleman

the

Geraldton. his

scheme is carried out," is bound to be received

de

of

during

"

Bunbury

majority,

election. of one

as

Amalgamated

a

interest

every

of only 40 miles. had been introduced private Bill Mr. Wittenoom stated that he

was

Mr.

The

197,

open

a certainty if knocked out of the goldfields they did not said No part of the get water. colony,"

in

was

polled

former

by

54

received from the thirty-sixth

the the

being

may the

'

moreover, presumably was, quite Of what disinterested. possible be to him which moment could it scheme was adopted ? Supposing

Harvey

thus

be

Election.

for

Mr.

Dr. votes. been

before him, mended, and all in a considered, was, things the advan better to estimate position as the of each dangers tages as well He than could be. any other person had

by the

Tuesday.

on

.

too And sufficient for all requirements. this also sounds plausible. But then when the Government engineer, examining the various plans recom

Province ballot

be

;

would be ample to £2,500,000 scheme. water Coolgardie be sent would not along pipes

session,

was

rentals. South-West result of the

of

the

last

number

area

1S93-94,

waste

that the for except occasioned by the tanks being would have it proved small,

out

Minister would

The

was

that

carry The

be

:

will

at

informed

undertaken

of

gdldfields, leases

rentals.

15s„ <£33,711 15s. respectively

1894-95, <£102,074

Parliamentary

table held

and the

areas

number

A

club

Wittenoom of Mines,

merce

will election

;

Tlie

Although

fill

The follows

as

water 300 miles long, of reservoirs

small

a

.

fair

a

was

confidently

President, S. H. Cookson secretary, J. Phair, G. Johnson, H.Johnson, G. J. Sheppard, H. and Smitb,

Geraldton,

are

stock in cattle and

their

a

Perth

accommo

who numbers

members,

resulted Wood

Minister

the

There

augmented.

R.

Pope

held

club at

suitable

secured.

of that

a

effect received

by the

This

where

been

the

for private to the Bishop resignation for transmission to Rome.

Club.

has

Mel

late in place of the Lenihan is unwilling and reasons,

Tuesday evening

committee, A. Grant, Haagensen. evening.

—

plentiful,

his

Chambers,

Mr.

Kimberle The Resident y.Magis to in his Derby, half-yearly report states that the district Under-Secretary, of the best one seasons on experienced

lias record.

has

appointment

office

on

officers

time.

Already

hitherto

Christchurch

anticipate largely

of

at

of

attendance

the

for stake

the accept, forwarded

Club dation

crack to agreed

a

has

meeting

at

the

and

that

start

a

Lenihan

Father his

Democratic

—

may

the

The

has Thames

world,

West

reservoir,

—

Certainly,

refer

made

—

Gaudaur the on

of the

have

trate

ques sufficient

_

it

200ft.

Championship.

present

the

system

So.far

?

could

and

—

evidence

him have

have

of

contractor,

to

The race is sure to intense <£1,000. cause interest, as Gaudaur is regarded as the most dangerous opponent the Australian

of the existing enlargement and tank it is system, urged in of the continuance of this support

for the best adapted What in view. pos he have for could

will

depth

to

Bishop of Auckland, Father Bishop Luck.

premises building

<£9,000, a

Rev. of

The

—

publishes

Zealand

as

Australasia The

cost

by

the

championship

that seem and it would before the Government him is not such as to satisfy engineer this would be the case. Another that is the exten plan which is suggested

the the of supply and adjoining goldfields. the When the Government instructed the on to report Engineer-in-Chief the best means of providing desired had officer before water that supply have the which him all proposals as in the "been colony,put forward in America well as the plans adopted the .and elsewhere, and, if he adopted with he is credited .scheme of which it could the inventor, only be being the evidence before with because, that ffe came to the conclusion "him, case

force of gravitation be done with the source

could

sion

to

Sculler American meet Stansbury

altitude for its to be carried

sufficient distribution

a

by the

this the

of

banking

Terrace.

55ft.

Rowing

and fifty supply only a hundred the distributing -from reservoir— this to be would obviously preferable and water three hundred bringing miles of a succession thirty by means

for

the

at

subsequent

in the person of its respon of 'the adviser into the merits for supplying water various methods the source from to places at a distance the several of supply, plans including

was

a

as say, but, suggestions, If they certainly plausible. water can be led through a succession of dry lakes into one great reservoir and there at the end," pumped into

Enquiry

it

in

Bank new

is estimated

of frontage Mr. J. Preghes, on "Wednesday.

are

sible

proposed Coolgardie

which

the

that

the intimation

to

position

out this

erecting Georges

from

the New

there

being

—

principal scheme

of

propose in St. a

drawings not

directors

telegram

Auckland. 20th inst.

of

Age of

and

one,

gathering

—

part.

are

Whether or plans

fields. the ing they are merely suggestions, worked out in detail with we are and. specifications,

the on which the favoured by is attacked Government by those dissent of the Press which sections it is a scheme of it that from is the devised water by supplying and while regarded Engineer-in-Chief, by him with the ardent love of an has so inventor for his invention, of the taken possession thoroughly in the Government head of that, En common with the Government. to see its he is utterly unable gineer, the merits less recognise still defects, the schemes for of other attaining so far from this same But, object. of the strength case, the very being in the lies the Government position that its of the scheme fact adoption to others favored by it in preference of is the result of a Commission

The

water

There

for supply

proposals

Diocese

bourne

The

—

attractive of the

—

their

on

determined.

plausible water to

Edifice.

be

—

intervention

call

be

several

The

expen a being proposals

Budget

Palatial

Another

on

—

country

whether and their for active

thus

on

to

are-

varied and very is every likelihood successful.

year

the

—

not

does

conserving points to

and

—

—

godless

were

.

become absolutely then consider and faith duty to their

the

is

;

shall not their

of

source

or

It

to

F re-

the to take brigades throughout colony the to be held on part in the competitions, Oval. is a The Fremantle programme

financial

Turner the

for

receipts .£6,461,000, there <£6,823,000, of The <£362,000. well received.

diture deficit

of the sufficiency and the means of supply, are the which it, great

of water.

by Mr.

The

amounted

The

—

delivered

was

—

to a battle is land—which really schools decide whether the national

Budget.

Victorian

Tuesday.

,

of

The statement

The

a purpose holding In 19th August. issued to the various

the

.

by every possessed on of standing. The point engineer rests which the whole question .really is the of- a sufficient supply reliability

demonstration vitations

Brigade.

Brigade

-

knowledge presumably

Eng

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special engineering But is no there special or other than is required,

Fire

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—

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capacity.

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one

.

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come

.

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Sixtieth

to the same conclusion. to have a many people seem idea that the question at issue

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