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I

Is

that

way. "

me

Madge.

you, orange

can

'"No,

;

Italian. Oh them

me.

teach

?"

French/Johnnie know

I

!

teaching

lots

to

of words. like." you

if

I'll

you some you," Johnnie day when' I've time. Now, good-night, an' go to sleep soon." But when, some two hours later, Margaret passed up again to her own she heard the voice room, little still "

Thank

singing Poor brother

;

the he

Johnnie had

hymn.

Italian

plaintive

little

was

been

Jim's

from cripple his babyhood, and since his mother's death he had always with lived Jim, to him in his own who was very kind rough way. Margaret Hayes had come to lodge with them when the death of her parents her to ;

her

employment Johnnie other and

hour allow

a

obliged

leave

home

country in

had' taken from the first,

songs when of his

beguiled his pain even

town

a

a

and

seek

she

and each

;

fancy her

and

a

many was

sitting

"

come

too

up

to

stories

his

in

privileges

this time, JhjUo at the evening Next year, perhaps,

will

it

not

be

quite

whole

a

whole

a

?"

year

year,

and

gherita,

Giovannino

summer

must

you

not

forget

me,

mio."

"

sobbed Forget you !" Johnnie do that, not could not if I tried ever so hard." a About after the de fortnight of the as parture Bianca, Margaret was at tea with sitting Jim and his "

I

the

former

said

suddenly " By the by, Maggie, that foreign so chap that Johnnie's fond of is ba ok h ere agai 11 " Back said again !" Margaret. I he was to be a year thought :

"

.

"

away." "

So he thought himself but some of the ship mutinied, of the crew an' to tried shoot the an' they captain, had to put back. But for Johnnie's friend the have been captain would ;

he that 'Twas aim, an' struck

killed.

taking that shoulder

the

so

ball

went

saw

up the into

the his

and

help

came,

frightened and they

the

put

in

irons." "

the

Shot

him

" !

said

Margaret"; for whaF

man

killed

?

"No,

only

lamed

serve

had

him he

to

right,

shoot

"

was

"

too; the captain

an'

life;

business

Margaret

went

interested

the

in

I shouldn't wonder if was Carlo be made first mate now, Madge," " he said. I must O Madge get ud to-morrow whatever I'll way be, an' "

to

!

try to get aboard hear all about it

the

of her.

from

following

£ want

Carlo

a

feverish

sleepless,

totally bitter grief tion.

unable

found

than

better ; him, and

on

him

left

night

to

to

himself."

morning

worse rather poor Johnnie the excitement had told

rise.

was

It

a

to him, disappointment and his resisted all at consola attempts

morning

Johnnie awoke, ac usual custom, very and propping himself early, up in his was drawn to bed, which close thehimself window, amused by studying his little world in its morning aspect. it looked in the fresh, Very beautiful childhood bright of the day, undis as turbed cares or yet by human sorrows. The be sounds to only heard were the shrill cries of the seaand the splash of the birds, littlewaves as they broke against the steepsides of the embankment. railway saw a Presently, however, Johnnie little boat put out from its shelterunder the black hull of the Bianca, and full of the hope that it might beCarlo bringing ashore, the little boy watched it eagerly as it made its way across the water, the sunlight gleam ing on the shower of drops caused by to

cording

each

the

At

oars.

the

about river, whom

his

of

clip

reached a

shore at hundred yards

and

a

last

it

distance

a

farther

of

up the

red-capped figure, as Carlo,,, Johnnie recognised sprang out, and, down, stooping began to secure the little boat to the: side of the embankment. As he did so another hitherto concealed: figure, for by some bushes, crept stealthily ward and dealt the sailor a heavy blow which felled him to the earth. tall,

Johnnie's piercing who Margaret,

in order who was

until

on.

port.

hand,

rest

were

much

Carlo's

moned

captain's

paper,

as

fellow

instead of through his heart. He to contrived hold of the get revolver then, and shot one of the fellows,

;

men

to

of

One

to

as

before again we come. We. to Melbourne go this voyage. I will keep this picture me of you to remind and of Mar-

weary

bad to to draw,

hesita

clear

this

Perhaps

but

wife,

Carlo's

guarded

the

other

paper."

narrative

But

will

I

came

all

them

get

I

the

set

becoming

Mar-

this

see

means

of the tide. come." " Will you be away asked Tohnnie wistfully.

the

below."

else.

want

singing

I must yet. "" to-morrow." " Will have you. Nellie, Johnnie?

said

ready

you

words

!

"

taught

I

to

"

Carlo.

said

house.

sister-in-law's " I cannot mio we sail

O him

heard

being

turn

that

,

counter.

he

it

she's says that she's so pale and I like her. I like

this very gave with considerable

invitation tion, the

must

sing."

"Was

beauti but do

" ;

Jim

why

;

a with while gossiping neighbour, her whose straw toolhusband, flat, basket showed him to be a carpenter irom the work, guided just>returned in child tottering steps of a sturdy its down the ipromenade -pp and

more

;

ship. I

so

only

you

much

Johnnie

Carlo, because

Johnnie

now,

there

her,

of yours, Giovanni." gherita " Couldn't come down to our you You could place ? buy something in the we've I shop good tobacco an' then maybe Nelly know would ask you to tea."

Do

Carlo's

before

the beauti Giovan-

as

;

yards

soon

she

made

pale faces best." " I And also," would wish much

?"

mast

be

know,

thirif

Yes." "

think she's answered

I

quite

of

gets quite the docks.

mast,

tall

out

Is

?"

ful,"

want the in

wake Madge, look

presently. have you

nino

I

I

Madonna,"

a

in

as heroism was himself. The latter Johnnie being familiar with every nook and corner of the Bianca, was able to realise the and to add many whole scene graphic touches from his own to imagination the somewhat re meagre newspaper

portrait. said

Margaret's

like

"

sailor ful as

you

please.

when

Now,

morning. the window Look down you

Madge,

at

attempt

an

"

?

the

;

them to me. gave in water for you ?" Put them where I

Darcy

I

can

get them

you

to-day's

all

room. The Johnnie's was worse little fellow poor than and had remained in bed all usual, seen the day, so that he he had not she was at IJianca, anchor although in the river opposite. Now, directly however, Margaret managed to move his the bed close to window, thus, him ocular demonstration affording of the truth a part of at least of her which he had at first news, been inclined to consider too good to be true. down beside him„ Then, sitting she read the newspaper aloud, report

was

on

rope

!

did

an'

It's

upstairs

seated a coil upon deck of the barque while his friend Bianca, Carlo, lean the bulwark close ing against by, was examining a pencil sketch which had just his hand. put into Johnnie Carlo was a picturesque with figure and his blue shirt and crimson cap, altoItalain face dark, bright-eyed a contrast to the pale little gether worn in dingy, clothes who cripple sat beside him. The sketch which Carlo held was

could tome, ? I'm Don't think you Johnnie big ? of myself See enough to take care what I've brought you." " O Madge what lovely flowers. I never saw like them. anything Where

one

Johnnie

of

to you." have happened

What

ringleader

Taking

beautiful very picture, work If you hard, you day be a great painter, JU/lio a

Giovanni.

etc.)

are "Them sailors foreign very said Nelly. treacherous," " this wasn't a at But foreigner but a man from this very place. all, and he was the is, Delany his name

was

It's

will mio."

must

something

Dynamite,

II. "

the poor child's helplessness. the low Beside window was a bench on which earthen stood a little a plant of heart'spitcher containing and near a it small tongue fern, to which was fastened drawing-board a sketch of the graceful, pencil A few rude fronds. draw curving pinned ings of plants and ships were walls. against the whitewashed

a

had

been a good one, but it was in tenements, the let groundinto a little having been turned

floor

blue

soft,

MATERIALS.

Co.

Explosives

by a

were

while a faces, of the deformed, little of crutches pair propped up evidence against the bed gave further

formerly now

they

the

"

for

listening house

The

by

as

it

ADELAIDE.

AGRICULTURAL

as to efforts make reading a taking instead of a labour to him. pleasure

of

was walking age, chief street of the of Lisfarran. She

of the

clad in a faded print shawl worn dark plaid

was

lips,

the

Long/eliow.

—

glow girl,

town

sea-port

free, bearded

large

the

wore on

the sea-tides sailors Spanish

up

lighted

&

was

She

;

pretty, pair

YORK,

his favourite occupation. whohad him to taught and had so far improved upon write, the foundation laid by Jim's pains

some

IMPORTERS.

&

of

BUILDERS',

Bricks.

GENERAL

&

NEW

Arrive,

to

COLOURS,- MILING, Fire

LONDON,

&

Sale,

on

LIMITED,

MERCHANTS,

SYDNEY,

MELBOURNE,

must have thing happened to you." The speaker was a little boy of about ten as of age. years Lying on he was a low pallet bed, his face were visible the features' only was

OP

CRIPPLE

COLOUR

&

Full

BIGG,

,

4

the little he could of

what

to

finish

scream

had

sum

iisen

early

work, and She found

some

already dressed. boy almost in convulsions only

had

Carlo's name. the window,

powerfully apparently ba ikment. What's that Carlo

and

lifeless

?

seen,

the

direction

and

gasp

out

looked

from

Margaret built

"

in

point

he

tall,

a perceived dragging form the up

man

the matter, Johnnie Is he hurt ?"

an. em

?

"

?

(To

be

continued.

J

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—aaa—

GENERAL

in

Losses

GLEANINGS.

the

American

The

War.

Civil

most

complete

Warehouse

Furnishing

in

Western

Australia. One Whilst to

of

Touch rabid

keep

men

Etc.

Nature,

fanatics

are

and

apart,

striving the under

are guise of zeal for truth poisoning turn with minds with vile slander, we ot from the pleasure contemplation such to the beautiful letter turpitude of thanks the Arch which Anglican to the of Canterbury sent bishop have Cure Men will of Molene. of different opinions upon questions faith. Master fore The Divine the such shadowed existence of

-differences most

by

and al ago, that has passed borne witness to Even in words.

long

long,

every century has then since

the the

truth of His there arose time of the Apostles,, men doctrines who upheld regarding and Christianity, were Christ which not the teaching of the chosen twelve. since thus Thus has it continued be. But will ever amidst it probably ;

of religious

strife

which

bitterness

panies out

too

often

the

accom

sometimes

there

it,

and

beliefs, .

the

flashes

of genuine with kindliness with bright the charity of the early Chris men

upon

charity,

a

gleam

which ever Such a gleam tians was aglow. us as a flashed out upon sequel to in which the dark and dismal disaster the Drummond the Castle Liner, off the went down coast of Castle, There were France. 250 passengers saved. -on board, and three only were in was its The disaster shocking suddenness. The passengers had just con .concluded a and were concert, one another on the safe gratulating were trip they had, and some actually their thanks to the captain, tendering when on and the ship crashed a rock, as the decks they spoke, they felt sink beneath their feet and the waters them'. Next rush in upon morning

the

sea

The

began

to

,of

the

men

Molene

being

by

.aided

the

dead. Isle de

its

give up desolate

the out fishing, Cure le Jeune,

first

their

that

corpses

dear ones in French

recent

statue

in

"

of Gettys

" entitled Regimen tal Losses in the American Civil W. War," by Lieut.-Col. F. Fox, a of general writer accuracy, places the

Union while

killed

in

this

battle'

at 3,070, of Pen

Deputy-Commissioner

sions

Bell said a few days ago records show that only 2,834 soldiers

in

burg." shortly

An

official

after

the

all

killed

:

M.

most

English

WILLIAM-ST.,

NOW

Packages

OPENING

Drawing,

at

The

T11E

at 2,837; wounded, 13,718, and prisoners, This statement 6,643. correct. was The num substantially in ber who die of wounds received to battle is those who nearly equal die and are on the As buried field. in other to the losses battles of the civil as war, shown by official records, the Deputy Commissioner of Pensions the battle "At of Antietam the says was number of Union soldiers killed the 2,110; Confederates, 3,500. First Bull Run Union, 481 Confede 260. Second Bull Run rates, Union, Chancellors800; Confederates, 700.

killed

and

Dining,

Bed

Furniture.

room Greatest

Novelty

the

of

COLLAPSIBLE

present

is

day

SUITE

BEDROOM

of Wardrobe, Duchess Consisting Table and Washstand, two Dressing Set Toilet to Folding Chairs, Mattress Ware, Wire box to act (fitted as with Cretonne Bedstead, and Horse-hair Cover), Mattress, Bolster, Pillow. The whole of the in Furniture Satin Walnut, beautifully carved.

v

PRICE

:

OUR

;

of

Suite

Special

:

3

£35.

-

pieces— Wardrobe, Washstand, £24 10s. Dressing Table,

MANTELPIECE

DEPARTMENT

IS

and

NOW

Duchess

REPLETE

IN

:

ville:

Union,

1,512

MANTELS ONE

Confederate's,

;

Chickamauga

1,581.

NOVEL

Union,

:

SOLE

:

:

like

something covering

5,000,000 of

en

period

a

TO

over

AGENCIES:

Wonderful Wertheim Sewing Patent Pick Co. Hardy's Fulton's Adelaide. Foundry, and Son (Belting). Joshua Kershaw

:

of

GUINEA

GUINEAS.

The

5

gaged, and four years."

HUNDRED

A

644;

Confederates, 2,389. Gettysburg Union, 2,834 Confederates, 3,500. Sliiloh Union, Confederates, 1,735; Stone River 1,728. Union, 1,533; of killed not number Confederates, the and but killed given separately, Battle wounded amounted to 9,000. of the Wilderness: Union, 5,597; The total Confederates, 2,000. number in of Union soldiers killed the War of battles the entire during the Rebellion the was while 50,860, of Confederates killed was number or a of 102,285 51,425, grand total out

HALF

FROM

Special

is

attention

which

has

all

Stock,

our

called

been

The

to

marked in

ridiculously Figures.

Low

the

in

Rooms

are

Largest

DUNN

GALT, THE

76,

Furniture, the

the

same

as

Colony.

&

CO.,

LTD.

PANTHEON, 82

80,

78,

Pitt's

Prices,

INVITED.

INSPECTION

HARTLE,

of

Shipment

at

Plain

Show

New

a

Machines.

WILLIAM-ST

REET,

PERTH.,

WONDERFUL

A.

Effect

Blood-Purifying

C.

McCALLUM,

—OF—

Ayer's Mr.

Sarsaparilla

Charles

Stephenson, at Employe

Railway Zealand,

IRONMONGER,

well-known

a

Kalapoi,

New.

BARRACK-STREET,

writes:

of

Importer

of

classes

all

PERTH,

Builders'

and

Furnishing

soil

Lambeth

Dear

82

80,

PERTH,

Gettys report published the battle placed

were

78,

'

675

"The Union

Hardware, HAS

Teune.

-the

76,

A work

burg."

PANTHEON,

about

or

under the peace The kindness .shadow of the Cross. the and people of Molene .of priest in Eng forth liveliest called gratitude and touch and evoked a beatiful land, of thanks from the Arching letter Curd le to the bishop of Canterbury in

THE

Hancock's

rest

to

laid

were

the

women, carried ashore.

washed and returned .Later the men graves were opened under the shadow of the The and municipal church. mayor of Molene and the inhabitants -council, the which the funeral at .attended Ciire read the service and burial He a address. .delivered touching the people for the kind sym thanked pathy that had been shown in the disaster, presence of such an appalling be a consolation .and hoped it would dead of the to know to the families the

up

at One of the speakers of the Hancock said that Washington command furnished 4,000, the dead half of the battle

unveiling

le Curfe, Allow to offer me earnest and thanks respectful others and for Church —

Heavy

&

Light

Palace, S.E., June 23.

Gas

Machinery

Engine

you of the

people with which and tender solicitude you have rendered the last parishioners your of piety and to those whom offices religion the terrible has from the sea up given

SALE-

ON

Oil,

Oil/

Cylinder

Oil,

xnost

Castle. of the Drummond touched been deeply by which witli your people and in peace you

wreck have care

amongst

-them

All

hearts

between

loving

fractured

laid

have with

your the

upon

Your

island. your kind dear M. Believe me,

faithful

servant (Signed)

and

le

years

in

troubled

with

by

&

Left

Gold

of the business Apothecaries the is under Fremantle, R. Plummer, F. of Mr. supervision Chemist (by examination). maceutical

Miners'

&

Picks Di

s ston'

Medals at the

World's

lor

Chief

&

ployed

but

by the

Certificated

Apothecaries

Chemists

are

Company.

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Adzes, Tool

Baskets.

wware,

White

Enamelled

Lamp

Ware,

Glasses,

Bellows,

Biliousness

Galvanised None

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Pole

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at

Right

OPENED

JUST

since."

it

AYER'S

Cantuar.

a from remarks, contemporary As the of earthly view,point purely better is consoli of nations comity as this than incidents such dated by all the wiles of diplomacy.

The

ALSO

and with swollen veins, to wear at times, obliged, a year a bandage. About ago it be and I feared I came much worse, should be obliged to give up my me to try advised work. A friend I did so, and Sarsaparilla. Ayer's bottles the swell after four taking not and I have ing disappeared,

Christ,

Belt

Packing,

shunting,

Curfe,

a

oany

time, ever since have been

been

brother

Edward

in

Engine

en ago, while caught my foot the rails, and my leg was It healed below the knee. troubled but I have been

ten

in

the

rest in Christ until to benediction You ;Resurrection day. rightly speak of to "the consolation vouchsafed poor -,the in knowing that families they rest in peace under the shadow of the soil French on to you This consolation Cross." they owe acts dear Charitable so and your people. national hearts tender done make fervently We for pray towards each other. heartily and that the best blessing of God may this, be

"About

gaged

Tubs

&

Buckets,

em

Wringers,

Wringer

Stands.

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have Committee and the the Sublime Porte notified in Constantinople embassies foreign inArmenian that the of the object Ottoman

Bank

question. most-

was

and

gained

effected.

possession, building were if they

all

securities One of the rioters, suppposed to be carrying

destroy molested. was

bomb smuggled dynamite the while remainder building band b'ank singly, entered the a

out

attracting

any

of

Havoc

who coin, into the of the

the slightest suspicion. arousing An was thus easily secured, entry the Armenians and at a given signal fired the their revolvers and threw bombs with which a number of them were In the armed into the streets. were panic which ensued, the rioters the capture of enabled to complete the The the bank. of majority officials fled while Sir upstairs, Edward the and Governor, Vincent, the

of

the

roof. 150 clerks menians

directors

escaped by of the directors and retained by the Ar hostages. Twenty

Two were as

pounds

of

weight

and a man posited in the cellar, a fuse stood by in readiness plode this charge in the event intruders' plans being frustrated. The

lock and

rioters

helped

up £10,000 there was

worth

de

was

dynamite

with to

ex

of the

made the

attempt

of

throughout

their

to building strong-rooms.

safes or the plunder all After fighting day their half number, the

and

occupancy

losing Armenians

offered

ditionally

upon

proceed ceptance

to

to

England.

by

the

The

accepted

and rioters

British

named,

to ac

Failing of

Government,

negotiations, the

allowed

this

that declared they the and kill bank and servants of the were as host held

who

ages.

con

authorities

condition, they would dynamite those directors institution

surrender

being

after

the sailors

some

condition escorted

from the to city Sir The inci yacht. Edgar Vincent's dents recorded above had. a sequel of indescribable horror. Bands of Mos lems made serious on the reprisals rioters' with Armed co-religionists. without cross yataghans (swords pieces used by the Mohammedans) and

clubs

iron

Armenian, that the

sex,

they massacred every without respect to age or could be seen, and so great

that -it is vari slaughter estimated that ously their victims to numbered from 2,000 '4,000. of Hideous scenes were butchery witnessed in the streets, with the' re that sult resembled parts of the city so much as a battlefield; nothing The police these all throughout pro were and looting ceedings apathetic, was

ties

attending

the

supplies

general. There was

half

rendered

most

serious.

The

Matabele

chief stated

to

have

mad

not not

much-persecuted The

seen.

stantinople bers

people

British are

were

residents

sheltering

in

large rioters,

of refugees. The the Ottoman Imperial

captured

6th

Battalion

and

surrendered

subsequently

two

ditionally land,

upon sailed

foreigners, is

sent

being with

have,

a

A

for

to

of

Marseilles.

in Con restored has .ordered stantinople. Sultan the d sarmirg of the Mussulmans and the Powers have issued a noteto; to th3 Siblime that Porte, insisting the stite of anarchy has which characterised must Constantinople cease. Armenian The Committee,

Quiet

nothing

being The

daunted

by

their

National Library of Australia

recent

ex-

is

on

Governor of the one has dispersed rebels. The Spanish Gov is sending further reinforce in that order the advantage be main by the troops may arid in the rebellion nipped Islands

news.

to reported few days ago of A. Griffin, A man Abbotsford. Heidelberg-road, at the had quarry working partly he drilled a hole for a blast when work. Next when stopped day,

re

I

I

Major

jumper

into

the

hole,

the

hole

been

tampered

with,

and

he

had found

be

full

saw

stuffed

of dynamite, would have

stroke

first

in

a

An

I

in

Government

Canada,

Sir

no

Cap

The

to

in

Odurman,

the

the

to

effect

puncture returned.

The complete has been found while excavating

forcements The

Prime

Marquis

Minister of has resigned.

Ito,

The of wedding Emanuel of Naples,

Prince the

and

the

of Italy, of Montenegro

take

to

in

place

claims out

of

of the

-the late

ing taken

that

man

by a

man

The

body

and surface, six inches in residents

having

made

was

Sunday morning,

on

a

cold.

to

wreck

a

by placing

line near Breeza. was also made to burn An attempt down the goodshed at that place on The did the tram night. previous. a

the

stone

large

not

leave

way

was.

the

on

the

rails,

to

arbi

examination

between

He

had

has of

made a the man,

27 and 30 years dead from one

been

in

quite

was

age.

to the

three

hands

and

Death

was

and

black,

who

of

of Several organs a baked condition.

days.

jiofit-

body The man's

the

were face mummified. due to burning, the re to heat intense being subjected An a considerable time. open

verdict

returned

was

A wharf Calderwood ing from the

balcony

Bathurst-street.

verdict

At

of

the

at

labourer has been

inquest..

named killed of his the

John by fall

house

in

inquest

a

death

accidental

was

returned. Pt. The Rev. Father Newport, was on Chalmers, Sunday returning from the celebration of divine worship at Portobells in a boat manned by a man named three and Douherty When abreast of Quarantine boys. Island the boat Boats capasized. were put off" to aid the boys, and they were landed at the Island. Father succumbed. Newport but good swimmer, in

strength

,

of the

on

of

one

getting

the bottom ing him there.

He

was

a

his

exhausted boat,

the

boys

and

keep

AYER'S

TASMANIA.

George

Princess been has November Gov

pathologist

mortem

between Govern-

The

boilers.

ment

was

on

but the permanent

Ap

the

Sunday morning

main

injured.

slightly

the

on

sult for

WALES.

SOUTH

attempt

train

of

complained NEW

accused

Horseley,

murder

of his

Bridge,

has

of

the

at Garibaldi sentenced to five

paramour,

been imprisonment.

The

s.s. for Melbourne, Glenelg, at the old wharf alongside at on the afternoon 4 o'clock Stanley cf the 28 h ult., in with 5ft. of water her hold, arid within a few of inches her furnace. She sprang a leak at hands at which all. claybreak, kept the The and purrps. engineers were in water. firemen waist-deep for were inade Preparations being

Cherry Pectoral Is

Italians rebellion

taking to the boats, when, fortunately the for the safety of the tide vessel, her to come allowed to a berth at the old wharf.

now

Sale

on

by all Medicine

In Half-Size

ran

widespread

country.

a

found

Namoi two

to be a steamer

supposed

man,

the

body

hav morning, of laudanum.

Monday overdose

state

a

ZEALAND.

a

was

by

railway

local

in

stowaway,

were

named Richard groom dead in his was found Cambrian Hotel, Mary

an

had

An

in popular in An ultimatum dignation Italy. from the Marquis di Rundini's Gov ernment is now threatened. The Italian are to Government sending Rio de Janeiro General in Martino the warship to obtain Piedmont, a settlement of their claims against and to safeguard Brazil setItalian in

of

wound

gunshot

a

whilst

insanity."

A body of

re

ago.

years

elderly

years' refusal of persistent of Brazil to agree

trate those which arose has aroused

tiers

26

Alexander bed at the on borough,

next. The

to A

disposed

new

tree,

The

Victor Heir

a

Park. the a

done

it that be the theory may who skeleton of the real Tichborne, have that is to lived in supposed

locality An

rein

Japan,,

the

thickness. hazard the

of

is

at

below root of

\yas

was

skelton at Maffra

Bushy

1 oft.

under

Eastern

and

in

bridge

He

its-

of the

accidental. that death of the heart

purely

was

it

sulted from a needle was

Richard

the headquarters 14,000 furnishing for Dongola.

Soudan

his death through inflicted by himself to

of temporary

matter

there

it

suppose and he was

reason

think verdict

of

resumed

was An inquest held by the City on on Coroner the body Saturday of Nicholas Sadlier, aged 15, who shot a himself with at his gun par ents' residence, The brother Glenelg. and sister of the deceased, and also a servant heard the of a shot report and proceeding to the chafffired, the found house, body of the lad across some bran His lying bags. shattered. The jaw was completely a addressed to his boy left note, he stated in which it was brother, to himself. his intention kill This to the same Col who went youth, that the lege as the deceased, stated had committed a serious latter offence the of the school against discipline on the night and before the suicide, witness he would that he had told rather than poison himself go back to school. Thomas a Caterer, Ainsley teacher of St. Peter's at St. College to said it had been Peter's, reported him that the Sadlier had com boy act mitted an of stupidity, and if had it it would proved to be true, have led to slight The punishment. " as their verdict That jury returned the deceased, came Nicholas Sadlier,

Saturday

on

stated

coroner

maliciously,

the new Minister of Cartwright, and Trade Commerce, will replace Mr. Bowell as McKenzie the Cana the dian to International delegate Cable Conference. Om

resulted

body

body.

Fusi

change

that

Leslie of the infant in his who died with a needle Totty, heart. The evidence threw no light how the needle got into the child's on

:

Board

NEW

held

was

inquest

the

on

NEWS.

recent

Marine

detectives.

a

the

to

to

it

so

The hands

fearful

catastrophe. in the has been placed

Robert

Welsh Grey,

is

a

that

the

Royal

Hon.

the

putting Griffin

affected.

Owing

Shantung

VICTORIA.

work. If this ex taken by the shipfeared that 80,000 men

is

it

the

on

terrible outrage have been attempted stone at the quarry

whites

the

The

on Monday into the cause of inquiry the Muttra-Bulirnba collision in the After Port River. eleven witnesses the Board had been examined, decided to consider the evidence on Thursday afternoon.

opera

been received from Chinese secret society Roman Catholic thirty

who Peterswald, has J. Commissioner of Police since died ori He was a. Sunday. of St. Heliers, Jersey.

1882, native

progressing

w

ex

resume retained, course treme is

builders, be will

several is

intercolonial

scale is gigantic threatened in the of the ship-yards and the North-east Belfast, Clyde, of England unless the en seventy who at struck work gineers, recently because Govan a non-unionist was

ernment

Eng

tained" the bud.

was

lock-out

fixed

number

ments, gained

countries.

num

con

ernment

emigration

settlement

a

Haw-

Spanish

Philippine thousand

Government has for to Brazil pending of a dispute between the

Italian

at

has

a

i

parent Heleiie

who

under

destroyed mission stations Peninsula.

the

Raleigh

GENERAL

The bidden

paying

well-known labour leader,

cataract,

has

Inniskilling Dragoons ; and H. F. White,. Major 2nd of the Grenadier Guards.

the Hon.

to be Con

Bank,

that

Royal

Captain Hon.

the

tain

been

for

Intelligence that

to

;

Mahdism,

another con sanguinary of the suburbs of Pera, one on when Constantinople, Saturday, the Turkish soldiers helped a mob of to shoot fanatical Moslems down un armed Armenians wherever these

are

Gambo

Sir John Willoughby, Horse Guards the

;

and

of affairs

War British Office in view of the convictions recorded against them, to the cashier officers who imperial Dr. were associated with Jameson's on the Transvaal. raid The follow to referred ing is the list of officers

White,

M.P.

A

at authorities have decided,

liers

is

AUSTRALIA.

W.

been

the

Trenwith,

Pekin

that the perceive rebels avail will themselves of the to armistice obtain supplies. present Mr. Rhodes's the interview with to the chief Babyaan and the indunas south-west has of the Matoppo Hills in of results, the chiefs been barren that still confidentof quarter being the whites. ultimately expelling are

First leader

favourably.

of the prevalence difficul consequent all transport operations, the at Fort Salisbury,

of Mashonaland, and the condition

at

flict

tions

to

Owing

million.

hausted,

ported

W.

The

continued and the scourge

capital

to

Mr.

AFRICA.

a

Admiralty

the and

of Commons, Mr. Gladstone,

Victorian who has

still

j

was

than

The

to the cashier of loose gold,

no

less the

the House

of

Mr.

signed.

arden.

:

or

several

is

Balfour,

SOUTH

commercial

Japanese formally

been

Arthur

visit

a

being wrought of South Africa by among the flocks the as known rinderpest. plague The Chief Khama's losses alone amount to while his 80,000 head, at not losses are estimated people's

with-, attention

special

Saturday

011

are

SOUTH

the

dynamite

to

seizure

adroitly

having

rioters,

threatened

the

settling

The

guar

be to reported satisfied with the Sultan's corifairly cessions in the direction of autonomy, the since Powers have guaranteed their into effect. being carried

the

coerce

into

Powers

Armenian the bank

Embassy

Cretans

The

Imperial

to

was

European

The

the

seizing

Lord of the

were

Francohas

I

in

British

who

.

surgents

the

ding

redressed.

are

sailors

thrashed a mob of Moslems for murdering Armenians. The Sul tan has made of the con complaint duct of the British sailors in this con the nection to Sir Phillip Currie, British Ambassador.

Armenian

The

British

Mr.

roundly

QUESTION.

EASTERN

The

the

throughout

j

Exchanges,

treaty

And

A

£ ?

also

in

record

in curing

the

Lungs, Grippe and

?

ant

Colds,

La Pleas-

Coughs,

Pneumonia.

take,

sure

to

cure.

GfierryPectora

/Iyer's Accept.

Size.

of

60 years nearly affections of the Throat

?

Gold

Bottles, Old Standard

and

to

Vendors

Medals at the World's 110

Cheap

and

Great

Worthless

/

Expositions. Substitute.

J

THE

Sultan's

Our

The

disorders the which

—

Armenians

From

further under

grievances labour dominions

.

threaten

periences, the until

.

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SOCIETY NO.

Bro. E. V. Bambrick a further gave notice of motion os follows Candidates for admission as members of the H.A.C.B. who pass the medical examination Society, and fulfil down the regulations as laid by the Society, but are owing to distance unable to attend to be formally initiated, to have the privilege of being elected as are members, providing they accepted by the branch seconded A. Moffat. by Bro. F. Bro. J. Townsend notice of gave

DISTRICT

,

4

Fremantle, Hall, Present August. Bro.

F.

J.

held

was

at District

the

Townsend

(in Bro.

trict trict District

President,

the

chair) Fallon

P.

motion

Dis-

;

"

i

Dis

Vice-President, Bro. J. Fitgerald John Secretary, A. A. Moffat and Bro. Treasurer, Past Bro. T. P. District President, Hanclley. in The following were attend delegates St. ance Bro. E. Bambrick, representing Patrick's Bro.'s J. P. Branch, Geraldton; and T. J. St. Howe, Handley Joseph's Bro.'s M. O'Dea and Branch, Albany; Perth St. Patrick's Branch, Hugh Lawler, ;

'

E.

"Star

White

of

and

.

I

;

John

,

Sea" Branch, Fremantle. There were also the present Rev. and Father Ryan, O.M.I., the Very Rev. Father O.M.I. Hennessy, from A telegram was received Bro. J. J. St. Patrick's Lawler, secretary Branch, that that branch Coolgardie, notifying and would not be represented, wishing the

.

j

of such

The minutes held in May

a

grand

of

the

last

I I

j 1 .

'

!

institution. | '

meeting

inaugural then read

were

and

conj

firmed. The secretary

I

then

read

the

and

report

:

—

in

to

executive

which

M.

Bro.

to advisable form, present not be suited and

not in

McCarthy

moved, that under

issued

Executive

Directory

Moveable Bambrick,

Meeting;

V. after

some

by E.

Bro. It

was,

the the

advertise ship in W.A.

the

and

benefits

to

accruing

member

by inserting

Society, Record

for

same

in

of

six

period

a

The

officers for the with. proceeded F. Bro. J. Townsend of

nomination

nominated President, offices

for

re-election

Bro.

Jno.

Secretary and Fitzgerald nominated spectively T.

dent. were

At

for

this

an

stage

St. to the luncheon

Patrick's

had

Moffat

done

been

seconded Townsend, The

and of

O'Dea-, allowed

February Moffat follows:

as

be and

a

:

M.

Fras.

—

J.

O'Dea. to annual motion of

deputy the

on was, seconded

to

onco

Bro.

by

stand

J.

over

till

meeting. gave out

by striking paid by "which

notice

Mooting

—

Bro.

by Bro.

Fallon,

Bro.

78, 78

were

P.

re-as-

being

again

was

Bambrick

meeting

the

roll

Trustees by Bro.

nomination M.

made

was

members Hall.

brothers

moveable

McCarthy,

also

;

Presi Lawler

auditors.

business

following District

re

where a Boy's School, and after provided, justice to the several good things and were duly, proposed

was

called,

The for

were

adjournment

toasts several after which honoured, at the Hibernian sembled and Officers Delegates more

all

their

respective follows

as

are

the

of motion rc to amend words after " :

the

one every bo paid by the

ton miles

District

(10)

to

of dole-gates ling expenses Board;" seconded by Bro.

with

iii

view

cor.

n

no

suggestion

to

obtaining,

of amountwith j tion was

thought Railway

tire

approach a

dact!

Lawler

Hugh

Bro.

should

T.

of

if

"

branches," travelling

Society of. approved

for

journey) the

with

die

come3

round

may

require

the

District

the

of

D.S.D., ranged, enabled

recent

the been

has

since

National Library of Australia

Office).

READ UP-TO-DATE

advancement

Gentlemen

and

PUBLISHED

Brothers,

"

Yours F.

J.

P. T.

P.

LIST.

are,

D.P.

TOWNSEND,

NOTE

D.V.P.

FALLON,

EYERY

FRIDAY'S

AUSTRALIAN."

WEST

fraternally,

P.D.P. HANDLEY, JOHN J. FITZGERALD, ALFRED A. MOFFATT,

D. D.

THE

ADDKESS—

Goderich-st.

Sec. Treas.

Cash

Government

(Opposite

Store

Printing

Office),

PERTH. THE

D

HALL,

PORT

and

ALLEN,

TODD (limited),

BREWERY,

St.

George's

Terrace,

PERTH, I

and

Auctioneers

Real

Property

&

ALES

Salesmen.

STOUT

OF

Land

for

Sale

in

City,

Suburbs,

and

showing

Large

Country.

BEST

QUALITY. Investment

Properties Returns.

the

at St.

Bunbury,

been

effected,

BULK & BUTTLE.

Residences

of

classes

-all

Register.

on

BOOTS!

Bunbury and

St.

the

ALL

Patrick's

Tremendous

was

visit

the

to

of

the

have

D.P.

and

been ar been have

Executive Branch

the

admit

number

into

tho 270

dition.

of

Juno

to regard quarters

to

enable

the had

that of

and

body

an

the

total

amount

opening

expenses of the

ment

of

just

oponed.

to

be

executive,

however, the

to

bo

the

the

inadequate

expenses alono. To

for

tlio

delegates

pay from

supply

funds

your

of

j812

your efforts been

to

the

and I2s. of a concert, 8d., the profit informed that the executive aro of tho St. Patrick's Committee have a handsome successful, so that

equally

be

cleared,

to

be

must

STOUT Bears

"

well-known

our

brand

Ship

Buyers

"

have

or of two them below

more

BOOT

SHOPS

and

label,

Can

be

supplied

English

to

note j

HO WICK to

have

Piano

them

old

your

and

Brackets,

made

good

as

LAPS

Silver-

Cruets.

&

BRASS

STREET.

,

Bicycles,

as

new,

to

T.

F.

& Co.,

QUTNLAN

LEY'S-,

PLUMBER

CO.,

&

KELLY

fact.

tliis

BRING ware,

Factory

EARLY.

COME

alcng

will

Prices.

desired

especially

premises

pairs Wholesale.

at

CUSTOMERS Are

as

enlarged.

AUCTIONEERS

FINISHER, Perth.

Howick-stheet,

and

ESTATE

WALTER

WOOD.

A.

4

&

3

Nos.

BINDERS,

AGENTS,

Ground

Floor,

MOWERS, HAY

RAKEo.

CHAMBERS,

EAGLE

dis

society,

tho

SACRIFICE.

are

Sick

branches in appealed hold and to Perth, Fremantle, Albany In Star of entertainments. tho response, the Sea Committee has the sum paid over of

Goods

state.

healthy

working of

the

returned

that a

for D.

G.

executive. your it be mentioned that may of the special levy for the of the district,levied upon three branches, applying

example

the

to

stated the fact

embarrassed

seriously

found

con

their return the sent to to determine

Fund Your

of funds for for the extension

As

was

only

to believe branch is in

each

ALE AND

be

owing are

having

Sale.

Clearing

IMMENSE

com

connection

cannot

others, be to

Funeral

want

members

The

figures, branches

In

trict, has

eight, financial

now

in

several

of

is

branches

tli8

that

Tho

in

members.

accurately

Fund

branches

District

about

BOTTLED

the

of

BOOTS!!

concerned.

matters

pliance. thanks of The and are hereby

District

_

Printing

PRICE We

successfully and A. A. Moffatt, opened by Bros. P. Fallon issued a warrant Perth, under by the G.W., number of members a large being admitted, and the formal affiliation with the District has since been made. the Mirror of Justice, The condition of Bunbury, was not, at the time of the open such to entitle it to as ing of the District, be represented on the occasion, but it is be able to to as a report that, pleasing

executive

Department

great and rapid to be chronicled. a

Government

(Opposite

con

Branches,,

and

of all the satisfaction last On the 6th June at Geraldton Branch

Albany

J. Howe. the executive

Store

.

travel

for

a re possible, when travelling The business.

fares

three

was

Patrick's, 'being suspension, of Coolgardie, having opened sub to the for a District sequent application Dispensation The affiliation of the Branch at Coolgar

to this District. have reason every

.shillings

(single Board

District

.Branch,

,

amount

"

That hundred

aware, from but Justice of.

Law To

from of each one expenses delegate and to be paid "branch by the District, if by their additional delegates respective E. White. seconded by Thomas "branch; notice of V. Bro. E. Bambrick gave of General Law of amendment 78 motion follows

the

are

Law

"

as

you

Tlio with

A.

Gash

Goderich-st.

your

May last.

nominated J. J. Howe

Treasurer,

A.

matter

august,

commenced.

and

draw

WestH.A.C.B.S.

Executive are due, to Bro. M. T. tendered, of and to Bro. R. O'Halloran, Kalgoorlie, for their services in of Norseman, Lloyd, the to the towns named. extending Society Branches have been in -both of opened those with and localities considerable eclat, with the working. promise of successful executive has to Your endeavoured oxtond the of the to Guild operations society and with this ford Northam, and, object in with the parish view, communicated priests in order to of those secure towns, their So far, how aid and countenance. its of enabled to ever, expectations being have not been realised. establish branches

the For Bros. J.

as

nominated

was

Vice

re-election for District Past Handley T. E. White and Bros. Hugh P.

Dis

District

;

McCarthy.

of

J.

Bro.

ensu

then

term was President

trict

As

result

months.

ing

6th

in

as

to

a

to

CHEAPER

the

the

—

on

stituted .Mirror,

Dis

decided

period

to

carried.

!

with

is

District

be

laws

also

'

since its seconded

discussion,

19th

!

'

their

the

new

the

Annual

last

the

ending

!

,

Branches.

registered

be

op

and Brothers, satisfaction that the great the of Executive meets the delegates in the , Branches first District Half-yearly and of Board a Meeting, presents report its the which proceedings during period has elapsed since the of the inauguration

considered they would of W.A. requirements

as he to the

the

It

'

J.

Bro. trict

by

would rules

Executive District

Gentlemen

J

|

District

it .the

register

the

1896.

'

I

carried. and Fallon thought

Howe,

oe

for

then that the O'Dea moved be accepted only as an interim was seconded by Bro. T. J.

This

one.

is society desire

—

Australian

ern

!

!

thought that the amount of £4 ISs. 4d., delegates' expenses to Bunshould be held as a liability bury, against the Mirror of Justice but after the Branch, had District President the state explained and the hard of of its funds, very struggle at all, its members to keep it in existence to let the be borne it was agreed expense funds having been obtained by the District, for purposes such as this, by-tlie holding of. statement

Report

!

O'Dea

entertainments. Bro. M.

the

THEM at

FREMANTLE.

:

Bro.

the

GET

YOU'LL

In the executive trust that conclusion, the the half-year during ensuing society in this continue to so that colony may grow, when the time for the annual meeting

statement

'

!

CROCERIES

attention.

|

of receipts since and expenditure of the district. inception Bro. Hugh Lawler, in moving the adop the officers tion of the report, congratulated on the way in which they had discharged This their duties. was seconded by Bro. J. McCarthy, and carried by acclamation;

!

GROCERIES

the

membership

it be moved "That a to District Executive that the next This meeting be held in Perth." seconded was by Brb. Lawler. The President, before closing the meeting, to the referred giant strides being made by the within the society since the colony of the District, formation there being now no estab fewer than eight branches fully and lished, ere hopes are entertained long of others many formed. He (the being desired to President) those congratulate the vast amount of work present upon done that and their day, hoped that deliberations would of be benefit widespread to the various branches the throughout The then closed. colony. meeting

I

'

District of those

interests

follows

as

Clause 2, that twopence for in 2nd sixpence (6)

Bro. Moffat recommendation

i

I

President the expressed assembled at the presence pleasure Both of the Fathers. the good Oblate in replying, Rev. stated gentlemen present, that well deserved that the society was one their attendance, and promised that nothbe wanting on their to at ing would part far all times further as as the possible The

General (2) be substituted

funds

Carried.

i

meeting

the

success.

every

of

GROCERIES

of registering question the distinct Act is one Friendly Societies immediate the of consideration requiring the District Buard meeting. the advantages furnished Advertising by

'

—

Thomas

Bro.'s

The under

Law "That General be 77, Clause 1, altered out the words includby striking and in ing medical attendance medicines,' the 5th line." This was seconded by Dis T. P. trict Past President Handley. Bro. Moffat referred to the Secretary's and considered that someremuneration, be paid to Bro. thing ought certainly his for T. E. Fitzgerald services.' Bro. White and Bro. P. J. moved, Handley that the of «85 be seconded, sum granted to the Secretary as honorarium in consideration of his services for the past three months.

:

and

division Law 76,

re

line.

;

;

McCarthy,

—

;

19th

Wednesday,

on —

Hibernian

the

j

meeting

MEETING.

I

This

GENERAL

!

HALF-YEARLY

to the addition district funds be ex may The executive pected therefrom. have no information as to whether the St. Joseph's branch has responded to the appeal.

"

:

8.

.

H.A.C.B.

Best Quality Cash Prices.

Agents

Twine Send

and for

Oil

Price

at

HAY

Lowest

Have

—

RICHARD

PURSER

William-street,

The

The

HART

New

STREET,

PERTH,

Houses

and

Land

for

parts

of city

and

suburbs.

desirous

of

disposing

of

should

forward

us

Lists.

& Perth.

all

Photographers,

in

88 Persons

Co.,

Sale

CO.,

Hay-st., Perth.

their Full

properties particulars

at

once.

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first

before of the

lion,

the

We

colony. occasion

in

all

oi

the

financial know

that the

ment

1891,

January,

like the position in anything all that for time, but present the honour which I have the Government view of the took a to represent sanguine what I future of the colony and advocated

colony

it

is

not

was

at

object

throughout

a

position

in

From

day up

in

that

at

increasing, other

times

that

the

rate

to

as

of this

then

the last

year the

satisfaction

give

In

at

ended actually

was

.£1,858,694. I

hon.

the

called dealing First

state

a

but

—

me

is

so

vain best.

I

—

I

for

a

am

(Hear,

I

of

tion

I

members

not while

hearing

I

shall

On

the

deal

with

On

the

June

time. present reached nearly

the

Duringan

my

ques

June,

hon. a

gan

the

The before

hon.

members,

and

approved

by

this actual

House,

was

revenue

re

year

while

<£1,311,150,

ceived

the

the

<£1,858,695, being estimate of .£547,545.

expenditure

Avas

in

i

that

«ve

for

keeping

will

you The

case.

estimated

.£1,157,506,

but

.£1,823,863, estimate

showing of

was

ever,

The

The

of

bethe

aware, to be lation

which

made

Medical,

£21,896

of

the

the

for

part of

for the

to

as

31st

everyone This is

not

only

popu to the

The

large

attracted

immense mines and

the

the

to

colony. Owing to the total -enormous

ment

is

few

of

will

principal

the

for Gold

quote

are

of

it

for

batteries

of

Ironmongery

exp-orts,

on

satisfactory, the same

fairly like The

to

the

is

are

exports of £1,332,554,

value

showing

made

the

an

in

up

as

estimate.

We

have

members

had

as

hon.

in

to cope with trying there in summer

ent ment

lias

been

relieve

the

sick,

the

on

might

larger

sum

appears

in

includes

the

Victoria,

carried

vote there

is

keeping

vote, exceeded Increase £5,186. of

the

a

more

much

no

vote

as

at all

for

a

also

which steamer

are

being

economical

that The

but,

by

Survey,

surveys

£10,844,

was

preval Govern to trying hand a tight is one again,

I

am

bers

I

three excess

times this

on

matter of fact, this expenditure.

a

timber.

know,

sure

are

also

trade All

has

arisen

Avill

it

use

in

our

oivn

of Perth

and

the this

municipal suitable

of sanitation part on and the grants goldfields (£9,972), of in the land, principally purchase city of Perth and the the (£32,314), excess on Muncipal grant of pound for pound to their The vote for revenue (£6,313). Railways and exceeded Tramways was by £40,067, Works and Postal Buildings by £53,580, and Telegrams by £47,909, Mining Depart ment This accounts for the by £6,547. sum of £251,357. There is a remaining excess is dis amounting to £5,930, which

councils product

their

doors.

is

an

tributed

I

am

and

Miscellaneous

item

up

several

over

have

estimate

by £55,511.

made

was

expenditure. I

the

exceeded

just

by £6,086, The

latter

in

Now,

other the

referred

to,

small

items

expenditure

of

which to

amounting

—

—

will doubt look very £1,823,863, no large to for it is nearly hon. members, double what the for the previous was expenditure year. This exceeded esti our year's expenditure mate a of a million over by quarter by hon. so that members will know £251,357 th

t

before

when the

the House

next it will

Excess be

Bill very

National Library of Australia

comes

consider-

in

I

the

there

lb.

not

hon.

to

know,

the

to

index

that

like

in

to

say

a

Avith

a

previous

to

tonnage colony,

trade it say

of lias

the

past

of

1,578,553

being

tonnage

of

of 1,835,141 which

the colony, increased

year. tons,

and

918

very ships,

I

I

the

through be

to see them able to

able be

office

total

Postal

I

of

Department. to

come

another to most

question of

in

us

colony. I had year relate in

lead

isolated

and

Avho,

after

years find

of

comfortless toil

lives,

and

and and

privation surrounded by bad and with seasons, oppressed from Avhich a heavy load they see no chance

:

difficulty, debt and

themselves

of escape.

savings

have

come

land

as

I could

are

not

statistics.

desire.

Still

vation.

live

As in

to

the

colony

last other

over

altoger interesting

£2,425,000. part of my

connected

Avith

the

that

have

tariff.

of

some

been

friends

my

for of

Avaitingintentions

the

the

of

question

of

year's items,

this the

in regard to the and I Government tariff, think it a very time when deal opportune also to deal Avith the ing Avith the revenue As I said of the tariff.

amending

question

the food is place where cheapest is not I believe always the best to live in. that the people of this rather colony 'would have of public Avorks on as going plenty on rather than we propose they shall go a

should

Ave

ourselves

with

position

that

the

on

carry

tinker in

to

We

to propose about £20,000.

tools

kinds, other that the

of

free

duties

to the

free

hear.)

list.

Amongst the

on

the

extent

items

list

machinery

kinds,

and

of

all the and, in fact, for manufactures. required is a It is one. very simple

are

simple

all

number

a

of

articles

articles, list

Ave

agricul

are

mining all

put

cannot

Ave

(Hear,

the

remit

to place propose tural machinery,

and

tariff,

that

Avorks.

public

additions

the

Now, a

very

indeed.

one the

estimated

expenditure.

Noav

to the HoavI come expenditure. the estimated ever revenue interesting have been to hon. may members, I am sure the expenditure Avill be much quite The estimated is more so. expenditure Avhich exceeds the actual ex £2,720,426, last penditure year by £896,563, and which is an the excess over esti previous year's mate of £1,147,920. These are very large that not been we have figures figures accustomed to this in colony previously. The the besides expenditure includes, administration of the general Government, an enormous number of Avorks public &e. buildings, railways, raihvay surveys, I will refer to some of the ones. principal Miscellaneous Avhich includes services, for the munici £20,000 distribution to for the pound for palities pound contribu and Avhich I gladly sum tions, give, seeing Iioav are rapidly municipalities spi-inging all I to over the colony. am up glad give them pound for pound for Avhat they raise, but Avish

not

they

are

they

Avere.

for

toAvn

mands

thing.

Ave

propose

to

and

jetties

all

roads

On

I de

and

for

every

"miscellaneous"

spend

Harbour

the includes

colony, with

amount to other small

over

the

this.

making

uoav

£51,151.

This

items,

Avith

are

and

halls

conceivable

£166,400.

satisfied

They

folloAving

:

Albany

jetty,

£6,750; Broome, Ashburton, £10,000; £15,000; Bunbury, £4,000; Carnarvon, £8,000; Cossack shipping facilities, £4,000; Esperance, £6,000; Fremantle ex jetty tension, £6,000 Fremantle reclamation, Maud's Perth £8,000; Landing, £9,000; £10,000 Port Hedland reclamation, jetty, and £10,000, harbour improve Bunbury ments, £40,000. ;

;

For

and Roads I able to Bridges am the £168,700 on We Estimates. to expend the of £40,500 propose sum on Agricultural Railways.

200,091,

or

the

revenue

an

of increase for

of the

of

1895,

163,521

Ave

have

and rates, to be de-

Avill

buildings.

refer

now

to

Government

propose

pitals

and

quarantine

police

stations

feAv

a

other

items

undertaking

:

the Hos

stations, £66,735; £85,500 ; quarters, and gaols industrial quarters, £8,790; schools, £4,000; defences, £3,000; library, and museum Go observatory, £14,750: vernment House, £7,250 lighthouse Customs keepers quarters, biiild£4,300; court ing, £28,930; Royal Mint, £14,500; £23,010 an houses, offices, post telegraph £67,035 for mines, £30,400 ; buildings Education Department, other £38,395 and buildings, £29,620; municipal agri Fremantle cultural, £18,000; market, and other £3,000, items. An immense as hon. quantity, members must see Avhen had the Estimates they before them, of all the over It buildings would colony. take too into de long to go any further and

;

number in

or

horses in

an

;

;

Sheep totalled

8,505. increase

an

the

public

I

;

stock.

58,506

was

that Ave to culti

in regard

stock,

of

crease or

live

our

shoivs

it

going backward (Hear, hear.)

2,295,832, and cattle

;

12,877. current

year.

have

told hon. members in the already preceding part of my speech, that Ave begin this that is from year the 1st July, 1896 Avith a credit balance of The £312,064. for estimated revenue the current finan cial 30th year, is ending June, 1897, £2,427,000— (hear, hear)— being £566,305 actual more revenue last received year; and it is more than of last year my estimate The esti by £1,113,850. (Hear, hear). Avhich I made last mate, therefore, is year about half Avhat I just expect the revenue

tails.

—

for

the

coming

the

principal

follows £908,000, being

bank.

Hon. members will remember from time to time altered the also allowed a amount

larger

Houss

re

place

in land revenue totalled £153,412 1895 for the as against £85,492 previous That includes the land sales year. upon the The area under goldfields. cultivation totalled 218,239 acres, this being an increase of the return for the 25,042 acres over, That is satisfactory, year. previous though I do not lcnoAv that it is quite as satisfactory

increase of 197 ships, 249,475 tons over the

office

this

at to

down

revenue

the

doubt

no

estimate

increase of £27,100,

set many

especially that is the

have

of

industry.

great interest That is the

to

announcement

present letters

the come

are

amending

in

The

£4,073

revenue,

office.

post

of

Their total

speech,

of let documents

other

pastoral

noAv is

noAv

was

10,843,200 .for the of increase nearly' the The year. totalled as 17,996,387, against for the previous year, shoAving number of Avhich had papers

as

I

to

came

certainly number

year

will

be.

an

year. post

When

increase

making

more

the

Avill

who

with

trade

the

was

pastoral industry. a very disheartening story to to this regard important and even industry, noAv, while in some parts of the the season has been fairly colony in others it has been bad. good, But, very it it be said that taking altogether, may is caused there an improvement, principally the in the of meat by improvement price and the increase in the price of avooI, and the better market to the increase of owing If is class there one that population. the deserves of members of sympathy it is the class of persons who Parliament, live far away from the centres of population,

the

export

shipping

of

glad during

the

passed

little

a

I

'

£112,654 expendi £108,578,

the

licenses

before,

as against 17,611,352, an or year, letters during

this Last

that

Fremantle Ave may see taking advantage of Avhich have at they

avool

totalled

buildings,

expenditure.

members

this

and

revenue

an

I

estimate an

For

receipts.

do when dealingfor the 1895. year

—

of

the

And

mem

brings it up to 10,115,6941b. as against avoirdupois, for the 9,432,8761b. previous year, shoAving increase in the production an of 682,8181b.

Avith

year

the revenue

into

Avhich

to our regard South-Western

two shipments in the total,

Avere

included

largely

for

look

I

that

to

than

to

regard

able

depart

the

against £81,148.

and

colony,

should

be

I am able the statistics

difficulties

along the Raihvay, railway Donnybrook, and we are again along the railway just about to commence to and the ColLe coalfields, there also to Bridgetown, is splendid timber and I look forward to country, a myself in this valuable very large increase export. I hope Ave will not citizens leave it to the of London, and Chicago, and other places to this wood for use but that we paving, city

Customs

in

I Avould for

that

Hon.

being

or

Avater

The

glad the to

the this

the had passed through department very doubled the Postal nearly during year. numbered as packets 4,079,368, against for the The total 3,143,008 year. previous number of telegrams Avas as 720,992, against. The inter 446,780 for the previous year. colonial increased from had telegrams and the. to 139,933 to 232,086, cablegrams England, etc., from 4,235 in 1894 to 26,150 in 1895. On the 31st De (Hear, hear.) there were 1895, 4,575 miles of cember, telegraph poles in the colony, 88 telegraph stations new ones (15 being prowled dur There is no in ing the year.) department the service has had such which public

trade.

to

glad

very am

great

a

timber

Avith of

case

;

the

in

Admiralty

in

;

goldfields

the sickness time. The

in the sense now, work be done. can

more

the

purchase the by which on

manner

good

on

police been

than the

a

liberal

very while The have

purse.

which

know,

deal months

shoAving

9,375,589 that the

our

Avay

to

to six

the

newspapers

1895

year as

increase of the following

present time

doubt

had

£14,000,

to

£2,272.

figures but I year, deal Avith

able first

better

which

receipts dues I

in

had

still

a

Hai-bour

turn

the

me

not

no

The

£29,200.

I

to

from

receipts.

department.

the

have

previous 7,000,000

not

still

scale

for

The

were

large exclusive

led

locally. the

On

satisfactory.

which I Avill report' the House to on Tuesday. which passed through the post

copper, £12,952; Gold, £879,748; tin, and £9,703; shells, pearls pearl £47,298; I am that sandalwood very glad to see is sandalwood export increasing again £30,863 wool, £202,098 £88,146. timber,

fol

very

the

the the

on

Office

Avere

these figures tremendous amazed at the and ters and parcels

items

the that

—

vising

£1,251,406,

than the deal to do,

more

be

very

ture,

im and

I for

revenue

a

—

of:

these value

Post

last

increased.

there

postal

than Avith

,

quantity railways

the

largely

it

as

the

—

—

:

really If

I year, to show

—

lowing

1895,

must due to

have them.

colony.

question

year

been

the

causes

Avere

a

was

expenditure up

has

and

This

of

are

.

course,

enormously. the at, seeing

although anything imports.

the how

exceeded.

estimate

of the

to

was

£34,832.

increases

principal the

refer

of

market

was

over

revenue, there

that

so

votes

I

revenue.

increase

an

.£251,357.

the year

tear.

that find always expenditure actual expenditure

<£1,858,695,

on

saving

the

past

the

which

increase

an

the

with

which

revenue

was

the

over

credit

be of

with a estimated

part

future

will

that

Avas to imported as £107,291. £152,778, against to the value of was Machinery imported A most as £171,857, against £59,370. the fact in looking through unsatisfactory list of imports is the increase in the lai'ge of the of food Avhich articles are import of capable being produced in the colony. This is a fact I have had to regret on many but I believe and feel occasions, myself, that state of things will not sure this long the continue, and, seeing good prices believe at I ruling present, hope and Avill to the effort be made every supply

has

aware, We balance

June,

the

:

tear,

revenue.

very

£277,232. we placed

over

past

doubt

members are no satisfactory

been

was

the

of

had

had have supplied the first part of the.

I

—

as

for

come

last, increased wondered

fields.) value revenue

we

imports

They

month. the

as

of hon. information is was sovereigns to the extent as against £926,770, imports of £239,900 for the which year, previous back in sov Ave are shows that receiving all the gold Ave are sending aAvay. ereigns The imports of wearing apparel and drapery of were £353,593, as against -the imports to the value the same last year things of reached £224,034. Railway plant for the as £144,293 £180,734, against and We beer previous year. imported of £179,667, to the value as against spirits It would for the £125,714 previous year. from this that the who are appear people coming to this colony are not all teetotal Prob lers. hear, and laughter.) (Hear, of Avater the on ably the scarcity goldfields has something to do with it, (Mr. Moran

last year of 3,000 a

average

was

£15,876,

items I will several to what might be

are

the I

members.

an increase 122,420, of 32,870, showing an increase six from ad an years 44,758 to 122,420, a little dition of or over one 77,662, thousand a month from that date up to

we

year

interesting

more

all

a

at it had year 12 months during the

this in

reached

the

of

this

is for the mentioned period imports for the as £3,774,951, against, previous for the £2,114,414, year, making an increase of ended ,31st December, 1895, year £1,660,537.

estimated

was

30th

the 30th

credit

June

the

it in

asking I do

the

30th-

December

I

transactions

Bank

members

During

the 30th June, on depositors on the 30th June last £221,815 1895, was it to £460,610, an increase amounted giving the total of £238,795. During the year of deposits Avas amount £520,051, against for the and the year, £217,930 previous Avas of withdrawals as ainount £291,744, for the a £143,679 previous year— against I think. Avonderful record,

notwith above

the

other

population.

in

all

of population. the population

1895, 89,550.

hon.

am

think

balance

a

the

on

and

for

ported

state

hear).

increase

First

for

sorry that

feel careful

I

Govern in

balance

expenditure, the

with of

machinery

rarely the figures as I have had to In analysing do during the last few been days, I have each carried from to along point point, to be even more satisfactory point appearing that the former I have one. a long task before

be

money

£15,876,

There before I

colony,

which have given I have the to-night to hon. place before of things I think, which, in any country. equalled

been

the

should, hon.

;

judg will

30th

one

only 8,323 the 30th. of June, 1896, on accounts opened accounts this there were 16,160 opened, of 7,837 Avhich being an increase accounts,

that

the

the the

statistics

But honour

and

the

imports.

condition

our

satisfaction.

has

expended £251,357

instead

to the

The

future.

colony months,

balance.

was we

on

refer

by the

members

quarter Savings

their

credit

last

£312,064, estimated.

hear). been able

have of the

the

when

credit

that estimated

members

received (Hear,

Sir, view

to take a sanguine have before placed

members

June

balance

1891 1 estimated year for Well, <£444,165. the 30th of June on

the

taking

colony

hidden

estimated

our

steadily than at

to the

progress,

and

this

time

a

have

standing

I think I may say from that the colony has at such increased present

occasions,

pleasure

been

rapidly

revenue

on

30th

still

which

other

ments

lias

twelve House

of

to

is

in

is

interest to Government.

;

The

world. time

present

more

revenue

Treasurer

has

not

was

shoiild

of

House.

the

the

colony

but

;

the

to

to

the

of

parts

times

revenue

day up

compete

other

the

of

revenue

On

it

past

people

the

with the policy, of transit facilities and of placing the the to with

the

territory

and

the

this

form

a

bank of this of as much

are

napkin.

bold

a

our

producers producers

a

of the

the

then I termed of increasing

think

of

judgment

ment that

in

which

strides, the during

made

and

members

they can be scrutinised, the consideration rapid

enormous

intro

01

House

to the members

sum

revenue

revenue

—

the

Estimates

however,

large

The

.

the

sure,

of last year by £33,573 I estimated postages more than at £82,000, £18,198 Avas being last The I have received railways, year. in hon. much pleasure informing members, to return estimated are £734,000, being an of the of increase £261,965 over receipts last The revenue I estimated year. stamp last at or £21,304 over £80,000, year's the

reach

position I think, be

—

ducing placing position

hon.

am

this

I

has,

the

—

is

have

I

which

occasion on the seventh honour and pleasure had'the

This

which into

I

accounts

before

placed

—

:

for

the

and

—

said

year,

when

arrangement well, that

.

Premier, the to introduce

very

,

rising

the

The

there. posited Avorked think,

.

the

week

than the Excess Bill for which has been just

—

in

Forrest, for

.

last

and be larger year previous the House. before able, the

—

of

Thursday

Sir John Estimates

on

W

.

.

On

SPEECH. .

BUDGET

THE

are

as

more

than

last I

items :

—

year

receipts.

estimated at increase of £120,332. which I at estimated revenue

of

revenue

Customs I an increase

estimate

at

of £127,099 The mining

£255,500, The land £118,000,

being

an

revenue, Avill not

other

items

The

of

increase telegraphs, Avill

in

members

see

propose items.

will

be

to

deal

In

dealing

enormous, all of

works,

post

but

them,

Avith any further Avith the Estimates

and

expenditure

expenditure.

railways,

the

as

I

and hon. don't these and

actual

expenditure last find it year, as folloAvs tinder the Constitution Act Ave to propose spend, interest on including loans, £312,004, being an increase of The item His £6S,372. the will be Excellency Governor £1,035, £37 less than last year ExecutiAre Council, an increase of £296, £81 Legislative of £523 Council, an increase ; £2,690, I

—

:

;

;

( Continued

on

page

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until

!

!

every

to

forget

to

once

WEIDENBACHS, In

bargain

champion

the Dress

our

Id. per yard, and please

must

line every and heavy

Department

at materials startle, smprise, similar subject to Stacks fancy

of

our

be

cleared

quick

as

Cloths

at

lid.

Costume

Is.

possible. dozen per all better

Remember,

customers.

numerous

house Stacks will

300

About

ladies'

500

„

The throughout will be found unparalleled. reductions. Bargains Id. Materials, per yard. lid. 5s. lid. Cloths, Is. dozen, were per heavy plain Costume 3d. 3d. were Is. Tweeds, double widths per yard, fancy lid. 10s. 6d. Costume 3s. dozen, were Cloths, per plain the dress of 6yds. wide, 3s. lid. heavy Serges, very "y than less half-prices. Heaps Remnants Id. each. Ten children's Handkerchiefs, Thousand Is. were Gd. Dress Tweeds, wide, 6id. per yard, Huce very Stacks fancy Is. 9d. all wool yard, were Serges, very wide, 9kl. &e. Plushes, Velvets, 2s. 6d. yard, were colored Plushes, 20 boxes 6d. Is. 6d. n 10 Velveteens, yard, were

About „

All

„

600

ladies'

50

„

2s.

3s.

lid.

Gd., lid. Ties

Winter

Blouses,

Is.

Morning

Wraps,

5s.

stock

Gd. to

west.

each.

Is. Umbrellas, Umbrellas,

beautiful

our were

each,

golden

Silk

„

lines

Dress

"

the

in

6d.

to

4s.

Gd.

were

3s.

and

Scarfs

sacrificed

Flannelettes, Sheetings, the greatest surprise rather given away.

Calicoes, will be.

Silk

ladies'

at

Gd.,

and

9d.,

Is.

Gd.

3s.

yy

The prices, 400 450

„

.

j

.

.

„

|

,,

9Jd. per

Silks, Silks

thrown

wore

yard,

out

lid.

Is.

j

at

Is.

yard,

per

1

4s.

were

strong heavy

„

children's

250

were

Is.

and

J >

2d.

6d.,

were j

double. almost

and Stock is to be sacrificed given away regardless beautiful All these six times were untrimmed Straws, &c., Id., 3d., Gd., and Is. Is. lid., is even viz., Gd., Is., the sacrifice greater, In trimmed Millinery Worth and 5s. lid. up to two guineas. 3s. lid., 4s. lid., 2s. 5C0 infants' wool Hats, 6d. each, were and. and 6d., Is., Hats, all to clear, heaver, felt, plush 1,000 children's 2s. Gd. to 4s. 9d. worth Is. worth 4s. all to clear, lid., 500 felt, beaver, and plush bonnets, sailor black Straw, 3d. and Gd. each. 100 dozen ladies' Our-

-

of 2s.

„

of

200

ladies'

>t

maid's

Knitted

maids' ladies'

Stacks

"

"y

Is.

Skirts,

4|d. 4id-

Is.

„

„

ladies'

2 000

must

C1

Is.

lid.,

hew

Flannelettes,

„

fancy

Window.

„

,,

white

„

dozen

Towels, white all wool

Flannel,

.

'

,,

Sd.

were

double Sheeting, width, Gd. per yard. pink edge, Gd. per yard.

„

„

7-Ad.

yard.

per

.

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

pieces

2

„

„

at

go

6d.

pair.

About

at

6cl

2s

yards

4s.

were

„

„

„

9s.

lid.

each.

»

sizes, lid.,

Is. weio

lid., 25s.

9s.

were

Corsets,

landed,

just

„

9d.

per

boxed,

„

Gd.

About

„

Gd. per

maid's ladies' „

Jackets, „

Capes,

2s.

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

all

sizes.

and

5s.

pair.

lid.,

were

„

up

to

"

2os.

„

ladies'

ORDERS,

Tweed

Costumes,

WHICH

17s.

Gd.

SHOULD

all

round, BE

WE ID

worth

35s.

ACCOMPANIED

BY

PLEASE

NOTE

Tweed

Tweed

pairs

Tweed

„

250 200

men's

150

men's

150 500

boys'

boys' 50 youths'

500

„

heavy Tweed

„

15s.

Macintoshes,

„

Knicker

„

„

150

men's

"300

dozen

men's

„

boys'

heavy

lid. lid.

Overcoats,

„

„

9s. Gs.

Suits,

„

Suits,

Is.

7s.

lid.,

lis.

9d., were 29s. Gd.

each,

were

lid.,

all-

is. Trousers, Tweed Coats,

1,000 boys' 1,000 „

500

men's

500 boys' ZOO dozen 500 200

„

100

„

250 500 500

„

„

„

gent's

REMITTANCE,

Tarn

heavy

21s. 23s.

were

sizes.

Gd.

each,

3s.

lid.

Flannelette

all each.

sizes.

o'

Gd. each.

Shirts,

„

„

6d.,

„

9d.,

and

Is.

Caps, Gd. each.

Slianter

Caps, 2.U1. each. each. Is. Hats, shiny Hats, Is. Gd. each. Socks, Id. pair. colored Merino Socks, 2d.

Tweed Soft Felt black men's „

„

boys' men's „

Silk

„

„

„

lambs'

wool

RECEIVE

pair. double heels

„

.,,

Flannelette Handkerchiefs,

3d.

„

pair,

all

and

toes,

Gd. pair.

sizes.

Gd. pair.

Socks, Undershirts, Gd.

Is.

each.

each.

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men's

400

9d.

pair. Is.

Beaver

5s. Gd. Vests, Is. each, were 2s. lid. Trousers, pair. 2s. lid. Moles, pair.

500 500

„

"

J.

„

8d.

were

Twill

50 pieces 25

„

About

lid.

yard,

9d.

„

each,

3,d.

heavy

„

150

,.

1,500 yards

„

500 200

yards. ",,

Mats, Is. each. lid. Is. per dozen. Napkins. 2d. per yard. stripedTicking, Table unbleached Damask, 4icL per yard.

100

509

dozen

per

Table

„

30 150

lid.

2s. lid; and 2s.

lid.,

Is.

Is.,

2s.

Door

„

40

and and

3d. per Hollands, Gd. per yard. Leather,

American

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20

)

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About

lid.,"

„

„

„

500

lid.,

Towels, Blankets, low ridiculously

—

„

500

Is. Is.

50

„

the

3s. lid. each. Is. lid., 2s. lid., lot, Rugs, splendid 7s. lid. each. 3s. Gd., 53. lid., 1,200 white Blankets, lid. dozen all new 50 pieces Cretonnes, Is. per patterns. lid. each. Is. 500 white Honeycomb Quilts, each. colored Is. Gd. 500 Quilts,

3d. each. Undervests, ribbed 9d. pair Flannelette Knickers, Chemises, Is. Night Dresses, Is. Gd.

50 ladies'

About

Is., Is.,

600

„

50

Calico,

white

„

100

be

Kid

ladies'

"

50 Lot

sight, sold, or

1,500

lid.,

_

220

but

a

grey

30 10 to clear. Gloves, Is. pair, Silk Gloves, Gd. pair. Taffeta Silk Gloves, just landed, Cashmere Gloves, 3d. pair.

Flannels,

cost.

that.

'

dozen

to

„

All

150

are

50 pieces

black and Hose, Id. per pair. navy Cashmerette Hose, 6d. per pair, ribbed 3d., Cashmerette Hose, 4kl., heavy ribbed

women's

dozen

300

quite

„

;

t

500

of

are

pieces

50 50 pieces Liberty lot fancy Choice

stacks

&e., all

Rugs,

&.

CO.,

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MOORE

STOCK

B.V.H.;

Colonial Treasurer was in The the happy position of being able to inform the House that the revenue had exceeded his estimate by the totalamounfc £547,545, received, of £277,232 the balance includiug carried

DEATHS.

PERTH.

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Pius

SEPTEMBER

IX.

1896.

5th,

delivered

of respon Government has proved most but that placed before gratifying, Parliament last week outshines all Sir John Forrest a others. had wonderful tale to unfold concerning sible

co.,

the marvellous the colony progress had made during the financial year. natural It was with that the pride Premier referred to the position of'

EREMANTLE.

the

colony now compared with the In that year 1891. year the first Loan Bill of £1,336,000 was passed to enable the Government to con struct

and works, in order railways to facilitate the development of the internal resources of the colony. As

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Sir John styled indeed it, it was "bold to enter at policy" upon the time, and this becomes more apparent when it is noted that the a

196

FOR

ALL

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in 1891 numbered population only 53.285 while the revenue souls, totalled but £497,670. The wisdom of the then initiated is policy

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by

—

of

(Office

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W.A.

RECORD),

for

outsiders. But lo Respon Government is and granted, circumstance a man by a fortunate of broad, statesmanlike views is chosen as the first Premier. The !

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PERTH.

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JUBILEE

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changed to

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be a vidual who refused to admit that Sir John Forrest has been an im factor in portant about bringing the present highly satisfactory of the position The in colony. crease in our since 1891 population has been truly as the remarkable, show following figures

196.

UNION.

—

:

Year.

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on

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Hon.

Sec.

1891

...

1S92 '

million must

it

advance

Financial Statement the proclamation

since

Storekeepers.

harper

reward

the

for

SATURDAY,

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Y.

try

Soluble.

Pure.

the

8th

Supper.

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the

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father

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—

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forward

reaching happens

1893 1894

...

1895 or

Population. 53,283 58,674 65,064 82,072 101,235

from

last

year, seldom is half a out but in his calculations, that the be remembered of the colony has been of the The increase £1,858,695. that a Treasurer

It

phenomenal. revenue

over

amounts.

to

the

previous The

£732,754.

diture

year expen so that

reached £1,823,863, ended a the financial with year credit balance of £312,064. The Colonial Treasurer estimates that the revenue for the current finan cial

total and year will £2,425,000, he purposes to expend £2,720,426, and to end the year with a credit balance of £16,638. To use Sir John's "The words, expenditure

besides the general ad of the Government, an number of public works, &c." railways, surveys,

includes, ministration enormous

buildings, Increased

therefore activity may be in all branches of expected trade during the year, seeing that the Government has made provision to carry out works in almost every The Treasurer part of the colony. several stated occasions, has, on that it was his intention to reduce and therefore there was taxation, some expectancy as to the direction in which the tariff would be amended. His to proposal place on the Free List agricultural and the iemissions will amount to about £20,000 will be received with satisfaction, but the classes would working doubtless receive with disfavour the remarks of the Premier con the amendments of the cerning

machinery, tools

of

mining kinds

all

machinery,

—

—

it

tariff,

being

not

intended to duties now levied

of

evident that it is reduce the heavy on the necessaries

life.

The value of our imports for the year 1895 is set down at £3,774,951, an

sum

when

120,000

is

enormous

our popu taken into account. The Premier referred to the importance of this question, comment on the making special increase iu large the imports of articles of food which are the capable of being produced in Of course it colony. cannot rea

lation

of

be expected that the cul of the soil could keep the marvellous increase pace with that has taken place in our popu lation since the of inauguration

sonably tivators

Government and the of gold. It is satisfac discovery to however, know that Sir tory, John Forrest that it is recognises ittle less than a that we calamity should have to depend so largely on outside sources for our food Responsible

The Premier has all evinced a keen desire to assist in the settlement of people on tho land. The Homesteads supplies.

aloug

Act,

Agricultural Labour Bank, the Construction of Agri cultural and his latest Railways, achievement the Purchase of Lands for Settlement Act all of his supply tangible proof earnest endeavour to build up the on a sound foundation. It colon''

Bureau,

—

—

On the 30th June last trar-General estimated tion at 122,420 souls.

the

Regis the popula Thus

our

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an

Works exports

stood in much the same as to each other they do

relation more in this the imports colony than doubled the exports. The time it was came, however, when the bulk of realised that forcibly not continue to the people could —

be employed structed out

con works public of borrowed money, to the neglect of the development of the of the natural resources vvas too fast The country. pace " " bubbles to last. It is since the colonies men burst the two that

tioned

on

directed their with the to producing, the exports gradually

tion that overtaken instead from

the

imports; steamships

of

foreign

arriving and de have

they now procuring

ballast, in

difficulty

result have that

so

laden,

parts

in

parting no

atten

have

full

markets. for the foreign cargoes to The serve following figures of the show the. extent colony's us to draw a and enables trade, between our imports comparison —

exports

:

Imports. Total

...

.1S95 Total

£7,383,803

Total

...

be for

that

.

imports

years while

amounted to we only succeeded

ing

articles

will

or

seen

the

the

our

in

value

of

to

the

less

by £3,881,696

imports

be will disciples so characteristic: and painstaking one

goods.

:

with

.country .simply big economic -of

blunder."

ephemeral prosperity, a long period of bad

'.by

undesirable. avoided and I>e alive fully pears most

—

the

fact

is

by

—

encouragement every to in the culti engage of the and in tho vation soil, of other innumer the -development of the

colony.

to

see

and

was a time, There it long ago, when

offer other,

inducements and then

West of the to

was

to richer,

Australia.

that

not

very to

necessary those living

to lands, In the early

in come

days to

-

belonging colony many and families in Britain respectable themselves of those Ireland availed to come and settle down incentives

and have, by their country, and perseverance, made for industry a home in the land and. themselves in

a

new

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one.

feature

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police and

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Monday

a

of The committee its last at sitting for programme

attractive

the

up New

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race

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sovs., value

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and of

all

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other

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events.

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expected The of

paper active

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Messrs.

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appearance

their

visit,

in

for this Autumn

High

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for

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—

abilities Standard

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the

one,

boats

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having

of

the

Saveloys. est tion

the

cap

they

of

Prevention

that

the

Government

£100

on

the

T.

cruelty

it last, had

been

placed a vote of inspector (Mr.

that

dealt

on

announced

was

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reported

had

for

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estimates.

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the

387 Mr.

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of

cases

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at

of

Claremont,

are

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or

the

to

tor that held on

affect

be

petitioned

the

suburb

was

of in favour health for

an

appoint

with

food

for

A very

made

in

board a

not

was

however, that stating there

'Labour

Day

laide Eight Exhibition

early in

of

in

was

over

their

no

if

more

sanitary and Coolgardie

at

days

Adelaide.

of

the

—

The

Ade the

Tuesday

last

under

His auspices. Excellency and from delegates Sydney,

the Mel

on

on

enthusiasm. of the Eight

that

the

time

tablishment the relieve

tho

Hours

was

of

score

Mr.

a

Thompson (presi Union) claimed

opportune

for

the

es

hours and

day,

both

on

in

order

to

six

of humanity labour market.

Schumacher,

of

£10

for

having

quantity

of

but

for

The

and

unfit,

of

Inspector of

pounds

forty

green

a

intended,

seized was

fined

was

premises consumption.

Nuisances

sausage

a

George-street,

his

and

dirty,

meat, a

state

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the

in

decay. Reprinting

Statutes.

the

vote, Government for consideration will member some

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comes Office, be hoped

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was

James

to

of

as

in

amount

is

£2,000,

the

sum

necessary

to

England

to

down

elicit work

in

of

J.

£105 James

st-ablishinent

to

Mr. the the

infor

could not Office.

Printing particular

for this addition

but

to

this

to (passage to supervise

work there

is

London

of

of C. H. printing We have it on good Statutes). of that line a special authority type was Printer some imported by the Government this work, time back in order to execute of too the but was evidently undertaking vast a nature for this expensively-managed Mr.

undertake.

Leederville of construction Some at Thomas-street. waited on Mr. deputation

Platform.

little

time

ago

in

consideration to

say

cutting Perth

place

a

to

regard

that, from

of

evening,

it

of Leederville

the

the

matter.

After

has written Commissioner owing to the grades from the the

Station, station a

meeting

Tho

—

for

people are agitating a railway platform Piesse

Hill were bourne, and Broken present at the the Premier when (Mr. Kingston), banquet, in referring to the defeat of the bill for the qualification of the Legislative lowering in Council said the Ministry franchise, a at an date, tended, early introducing bill a vote for householder giving every rental of the the Council, irrespective His remarks were received qualification. with dent

past

manufacturer,

settlement

held

Sports

taken

costs

Police

Sydney

week, precautions food to ensure only fresh mentioned being exposed

of the description for sale. John

Railway

were

Hours Grounds

be

the'

local

disrepute

there

was

6,

board

The created. of different a

was

exercised

in the districts.

into was

should

The

for to

necessary. that Clare

contended

solicitor, be brought

to

Council

votes

during

of

other

and

saveloys,

done with being present from the colonies, and, judging

Court

which

is,

at

is

the Eastern revelations

beef on human

connec

to apparent large import

fully

feet,

pigs'

strict

in

consumption

human

doubt no time, health authorities.

and

the

for necessity exercised being

by this

J.

motion

a

by 14 that

rejected, amendment

Health

a

health

a

people of them,'

a public for evening advisa the

Governor

institution

Governor

At

Wednesday

Claremont

supervision affairs thau Menzies in those

of

the to

would

opinion,

section

considering such a body,

that

Smith,

such, an chairman,

a

creation district.

of purpose of creating

bility the

The

E.

wishes Carr.

ladies have young of and black gown be prevailed to can

The

—

supervision

goods

of

Miss

best

of Father

Institute.

small

meeting

comes

by the and by

of their order in Perth a house the young ladies of W. it will be doing for A. what has already been done for the boys of the Christian Brothers' in the founding

in

annual

Ryan

establish

trade

tho

young to join the in the com

Mercy

with

to been

of two

Miss

Already

our

At

of

and

has

recommended highly the Jesuit Fathers, and Bishop Higgins,

in the and if

died

the cook overboard and drowned, with one man was dropsy, suffering and ill with another was dropsy; seriously consumption. Prevention Cruelty to Animals. of

week

Eastern

Adelaide

vested

an

addition

noteworthy

recommendations

washed

of

A

the Sisters at St. Brigid's.

Sydney, of Superior His Lordship warm

be

Order renowned

Colleges

of

been

so

girls.

Order

Gawler.

bound for 7 th July Sandalwood Island. However, owing to the and much sick crew being incapable, to into he had been run compelled ness, Carnarvon for His a seamen. was report

are

colonies

of

last, in- at Carnarvonthat he reported

Ilay

Perth. They in conducting

the

from

the

on

the

from

the is

for

other

should

ladies

from

on

coming

the

of

Brigid's

postulants,

Ship

result

house

a

at St. the working staff this given by the arrival

and

management.

Salmon's of the

success

Smith

Perth are

in

now

the

of

nuns

to To

advertisements

reach

Loreto be superiors furnished them prospect is quite within the bounds

Loreto for their

munity

head

Ballarat,

the the it

Queen's race) has

'

of

to see Bishop of which Perth,

of city spoken just If

the

the

of

to

the

with

to

up

recommenda .his is an extravagant

good ladies the

day,

per

wage

against

Two Convent

—

Loreto

that

Broad

that

are

6d.

charged

direction

of possibility establishment

The

—

be

next. invitation is

of

weekly

Sisters.

pleased on

the first issue of which is Standard, the wants and to hand, proclaims aspira tions of this risingtownship through the medium of an excellently printed demy newsheet. The literary matter is of great and the business of the portion merit,

the

of

colonies.

increased to 600 to the monetary

increases

for

A

latter

themselves

Year's Racing.— New the W. Club A. Turf drew

the

on

'

quarters.

their

Printer

the

Visiting Sisters

of

and

in

the

is

increase

receive, an will bring It cannot 14s.

Government

connection

buildings

quarters

£2

little

and salaries of overseers The bulk of the employes

to

are

is

to the clerks.

principal

for the Estimates votes for public works every colony. Nearly benefit if the proposed

to,

for

and

will the

to

The

magnitude of the sum the to bo expended on stations

have

possession

notable

votes

who

persons their to

earliest

agreed

favourable

On

and

all

the

A

—

Hours'

An

The

—

in

Works.

mont Budget Speech. The The Budget last Speech, as delivered by the Premier received with marked week, has been ap A summary proval throughout the colony. of the will be found 8. on page speech Eight

that

1896-97 include year in all parts of the or district will town

Mr.

occupied.

will

to

tions

massacred.

were

Union.

tickets convenient

Public

the

of

strength.

Forrest

in

difficulty

connection

it

meeting

GENEBAL.

he

and

Labour troduced

with the Art Union has been for Friday, arranged September will take school new 11, and place in the the Lord-street, Cathedral. room, opposite prizes

Board

LOCAL

before

'.'

Art

"Wednesday evening

cannot our local

at

surprise

children

Jubilee

the

mutant

We

rant.

miff

much

Constantinople.

and

women,

of

—

scene was witnessed last week in ordinary after the riot. One hundred Constantinople, and sixty carts scavenger passed through the streets with It is loaded corpses. that estimated over 10,000 men, roughly

sad

or moral discussion to prove logical that inherit and children the physical moral of their It parents. qualities an

pre

—

Quin,

this

in

in distress. left Port

very

is

Riots

Broad

greatest

collected

was

Arrow

answer in the would All know the classes from inmates of Dr. Barnardo's are

which

Meeting.

harmony

iota

Father of Quin. Father is still Perth, dangerously ill, and all the that notwithstanding relief, careful and medical aid can nursing bestow, it is that feared months will many elapse

together

Society,

will not have the vote passed.

getting

year,

and

one

Treasurer

been

of

Illness

to According department will require the £7,000 this year for its up-keep, increase of The an over 1895. £3,371 Bureau has done valuable and the work,

ought legisla

7 of this page of the meeting

Agriculture.

op

estimates of sum

Plate

our

contribute

Bureau

the

in

least

sections

all

giris We

Additional

and

master, This alone

between

received

to

resources

trait illustrious,

at

Acknowledgments. a

is times, This best can the Premier ap

to

their

this

is

A season followed

affording people

able

of

respect.

institution

pro the

that everything is capable of producing, in the shame of glorying

ducers

in

wanting

of the H.A.C.B. District with a copy of the report sented and adopted.

accompanied by

pre

introducing undesirable

It

most

own

their

our

to

reaching

by its

same

tors the

—

itself

the

to

rule,

and

supplying

at

agents

it was local colony, agreed to, in our the Legislature, evidently against to communi wishes of the Premier, Dr. cate with the superior Barnardo,. of a sectarian Orphanage in England, re the introduction of boys and girls into this Dr. Barnardo's colony. hate fame for sectarian is stirring world-wide. It is that his unlikely

negative. the which

export

is

were

upon that

emigrants did. The

either?

£1,332,554, exports the difference, being therefore, Car As Mr. Andrew ,£2,442,397. American the millionaire, negie, a commercial ban said at recent ' We talk of our imports, quet of our soil are far but the products While commerce more important. the 2,900,000 people, -employs industrial that tills the soil army souls. Xet consists of 10,700,000 home -the against pro proportion duction is still too large. For any to boast about its .country import while it omits the first duty trade, .of

hit

their

We:

members of Par have known liament must this. Still, as if to add to the importation of useless members of society the into

boys

three past £7,883,808,

for foreign difference

paid

£3,774,951

class of decessors

not

and

Yet, "as our representa seem not such a would to mind in nuisance the colony, one being are have, we sure, thing they must at heart, the and that is social pro and material advancement of gress the Barnardo's country. Will. .Dr.,,

£3,502,107

...

Thus total

marked,

could

them cost. the

tives

1,332,554 Total

immi

community.

value.

£918,147 1,251,406

1594 1895

£3,502,107, we ihan Tn 1895

home

existing

...

it

now to support at children own its that often surprised

desire

Exports. Year.

recent

be enough to prompt to hold aloof from of such an members a land class into where

2,114,414 3,774,951

...

the

has

this

value.

<£1,494,438 ...

1893

of

many

in the would have done better mother land than they have done in the country which bore the expense of bringing them here, and, perhaps,

grants

.

Tear. 1593 1894

;

that

say

-

.and

"

On

report

a

'

Zealand and Yictoria millions of money their Public of prosecution and schemes, the imports

spending

found

;

statistics Hayter's those during years

be

—

to

Society.

will

—

were

that exports aroused. is

uneasiness

H.A.C.B. issue

—

for A reference shows that when New

and firmness have, by their integrity won the of character, for themselves esteem and confidence of those -who had a in better chance of starting than In fact, life have had. they the Government has to-day good reason to be proud of those "old and their families, who immigrants hold the positions high throughout and breadth of the land. length the authorities however, Latterly, in secur have not been so successful of persons to come ing the right sort here. We do not wish to be uncharit able but, at the same time, we must

—

our

cause

statistics

—

of

the

comparing and imports

—

when

is

Mount it

Eliza

at

citizens was

the

to

impracticable Thomas-street.

West

to

was

held

At

a

Wednesday

on

decided

that

a

residents with

be

formed

deputation to

act

a that is conjunction deputation at West Perth to inter being organised and view the of Commissioner Railways, for him the a necessity plat-, press upon Tho ex form at Thomas-street. speaker for the that the money pressed opinion station was being spent Kimberley-street of absentee to boom land in the interest and holders landed pioprietors.

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for

out and

batteries various The company

the

in

delay

to necessary schemes company's the water to

Cane

Grass

Swamp.

His

by rail only receiving 400 tons about 20 tons week, and over per The of pipes are now lying at Fremantle. Company

at

where

A

Strange

Discovery.

Some

hole

in

they

the

vacancy, bottom

drill

coil

It

of

also

of

piece

to touch fathom

not

plug

of

fuse

at

bottom. with

it

racecourse.

and

quick

the

not longest

sible

to

the

to line

Albany

Society. the

C.Y.M.

in held to consider

was

last

the

re-establishing Mr. Society. the chair, and for which ject

F.

unanimously

Mr.

Hennessy,

voted

resolved

the

on

the

to ob

called, motion

of

were

it

Rev.

Father

Gee

M.

Mr. F. A. Handley. Doig Treasurer, allowed was appointment of a committee

The

;

stand

over

till

cided

that

a

next full

nesday evening and

a

draw

up

few

a

meeting

words

Meat.

the

Bunbury

Western

Australia.

their their At

satisfaction

at

proposal public

meeting

a

the

company number of

tain

public

original

shareholders.

which fields.-

Perth

on

regular

of supplies be forwarded, erect

Western terms as the

same

The

to increase the their operations

to

to

the

to

the

on

sired tend

sary

in the

in

held

shares

Australian

would

project

Mr. Moore intimated evening to offer a cer proposed

Wednesday that

from wliitlior

expressed

the manner received on

was

and

large

a

meat

chilled They have

company in order

capital to this meat and

it

would

here

and

than

was

The

project at the present Death

retail at

writes

" :

to

is

It

Albany.

—

the —

chronicle colonist respected

and of

received

is

Bunbury,

and