The Record Newspaper 23 April 1898

OUR

LADIES

STORY.

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Casey and

Mrs.

TEA,

Maria.)

I

Ire learned the machinist trade in land. We were repectable people in the old country where it costs money to or a business and learn a trade father did well their by them both. But times and he died. got hard it Sometimes, when I think over all,

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very good and I enjoyed much an friends, very chat with Her occasional her. con were

where

was a versation of quaint blending and a beautiful simplicity gentle her within limi shrewdness, which, betokened her a keen observer tations, a of men and things while wise she said. characterised all charity summer in One pleasant morning, nod and smile, I vited by her kindly the took a seat beside her on south

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and

CALL CHOCOLATE

at

(gratis),

Retail

Parcels

at

of

CUP

a

Perth

their

of TEA

Depot,

often

piazza, soft

constant

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and

Office

wonder as

Depot

WILLIAM

thoughts

as

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have

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PREMIER

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the

ma'am,

son,

one

dead by now." he doesn't And

isn't

C.

he

if

J.

to

see

Business

gained

.

doesn't

know

dead,

ma'am."

or

living

parently, pressing she said " 'Twas

my effect

here

a

am

I

trespass

ground,

I

refrained

her

further. had

no

had

courtesy her,

upon

of

for

:

(late

Foy

Teas,

DOHENY

Gallagher,

be

and

the

best

Mr. having succeeded conducted by Messrs. Hughes houses

with

in

And

will

Australia, HIGH

WILL entrusted

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them

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whose cater

&

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to

us

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for

think '

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a

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son

a

son

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daughter's

I've

had

till

I'll a

General

Special

he

gets

had

a

[?]

Groceries

attention.

PERTH.

Mr.

17

did

wife, all her

and when Katie

once,

Mrs.

Latest

daughter

a

and

she answered was. and Herself to America together, them four years after, ;

she

followed they had was-

you'll

of

when

you've

me

no

that,

is I

as

was

that

and

is

'Tis

Do

replied.

We Casey. and then." she so,"

now

Well,

"

I

!

Mrs.

not

make

all

rejoined.

saying,

my

husband

how

all

came

the

we same

to

story

many made

one

—

—

.

blood,

and

wrote

to

that but

John, month

me.

frightened received

;

I

no

1

a

milliner,

little

home

and

for

John

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in

Novelties

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John &

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look when

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to

evening a

—

common

so

he

was

his

fine

very stiff. ribbons and

silks summer's

was

near

She for to look. —

but

with

my sweet, soft-voiced Katie. She took us pale, us and told to go to up to our room, she would a of tell bed, as couple But was children. fine, the, night

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Melbourne Son, Ltd., London, Fire Brigade Appliances.

days

we

he

though

didn't

mind she had She couldn't compare

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS

STEEL

'twas

Prices.

in

all

was

STUBBS, BRASS

ROLLED

our

JUGS

and,

;

my

IRONMONGERY,

REQUISITES, for

grey

dressed, in as

Co.,

STREET.

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

FLOWER

Ironmongers

was

finely

"

GLASS,

BUILDERS'

&

MURRAY

me.

had

'

Perth.

Arcade,

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that,

for

Sight-Testing

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M'Ness's

JOHN

life.'

of

ma'am,

good child the boy came a

I

maybe

"

Oh,

hair

CHINA,

a

Clarke,

Alfred

"

I

tell

though

;

;

Spectacles.

—

daughter sorrowful proof a

Casey ? "

woman

well

as

,

EAST, Free

you

engage time

ma'am. "You

old

may

reply or more. a Then he for us to come and make a wrote asking for he said the South visit with him be good for Katie. would She wasn't but I of her, and for going thought her her alone, and persuaded telling her 'twould So do no harm to try it. she I to at last consented. wrote John then that we'd go, and he sent

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" Kate and myself got on nicely she had an atbut one cold winter and it left her tBck of pneumonia, She delicate. began to spit lungs

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sudden notion brought freak maybe you'd call it but I'd do it over again if I had I was to do. it busy and happy enough before I came, and I'm busy I am. The and happy enough where from a stranger bit and sup of charity as when half as hard to swallow isn't out to doled own, it's you by your own. or those that ought to be your I mind well. an old proverb There's I

sympathise

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money.

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I a strolldown take little or give a hand in the garden, or if kitchen maybe they're busy, into the chapel for a visit. 'Tis steal to have a comforting Our Lord thing so near." but She smiled up at me brightly, the echo of a half- breathed I heard "

I

has to tell. The children home for me in R comfortable a week, Katie earned fifteen dollars or He was and John eighten twenty. a lad, promising always reading very he found machinery books; arid once a what was with machine wrong it After that when, experts up. gave the master sent him about the and ; mending and repairing country then by degrees he began to leave off his religion. Then he in practising vented some kind of a screw, and was a to one get some long time trying to invest it. a in He found money man Protes at last, and a bigotted tant he was, with a family of dashing was in This Memphis, Ten girls. nessee. The end of it all was that he married and prospered greatly. he didn't But write to us often after he did he was that though when a never without of sending gift a

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a halt on call them." do you do then And what

Casey,"

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mistakes "That

at

SYDNEY,

;

pleasant to sadden

Mrs.

said

America.

she replied. they are," " ma'am I think a great but I deal, with never let my thoughts get away, me Times when they're entirely. so

"

seat

the

on

ma'am,

it."

fear

as

inquired,

Mostly

not

think heard

"

your

hands

PERTH.

PREMANTLE.

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the

you

:

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her are

some

you,

an

thoughtfully.

:

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her.

beside "

if

your

made

she

143 MURRAY

the

knitting furnished

that

to

speak tire

mind."

employment.

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busy

sat

stockings

grey "

she

to

like

relieves

;

where

I'd

if

;

Rates.

Wholesale

as

" Far from it, swered. "You know and with you

or

be obtained

may

feel

body, I hope I don't with my old talk."

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you

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I

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so,

down.

in say my Rosary was after Katie The

moon

and

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a

to

balcony, hadn't

footsteps

on

They didn't without

up

.get I

so

It

was "

their

out word.

me

finding

obliged to hear every John and the wife.

was

would be better to go unpacked your you've trunk. In place is all in order. I own it fact, mother. The myself, went out And tenant only last week. will at least have peace.' you

I my say prayers. I .heard there long till above me. the porch see and I couldn't me,

been

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mother

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enough,

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mother

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I'm

to

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;

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her

introduce with

she,

that.

trouble

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see

her

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will.

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,

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in,

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and at

hurt

can

that

in

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told

her

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only

pride

was

it

would

my how

sorrowful her that

lived

—

riser.

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meet

of

out

coming

enough,

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early

him,

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did

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rooms.. "

Good morning, mother dear,' an with affectionate smile, and taking hand tenderly. I'd my Hike to have a few words with you before the others are up.' '

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he,

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"

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well,

out

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on

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I.

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fine.'

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sister

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John We'll

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be glad

to

it

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I,

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go.

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will

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BEAN

Mr.

I

was

after

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mostly and

Headaches me pelled full feeling

at

times

and

pains

meals

my also.

to

leave

across

my that

ailments

were

off

com

work. chest

A often

troubled

can

complaints now enjoy

any

bad

effects.

these

after

many seemed

medicines

family

say

to

have

I have

means

Yours

none

Beans

in

Balmain.

it

crops

well

also,

upon the

;

lime, and where and bage is coarse of much at present The effect sheep. land

grass it will the

will

—

:

lands

grass

deficient her

of the quality rank, and, therefore, either

use

of

for

not

cattle

this

on guano very beneficial, the increase

or

such

be found and

improve

finer

as

of

growth

grasses."

(Signed) JOHN Fellow

HUGHES,

the Institute of. Chemistry. of the of Public Society

of

Member

the

Analysts. Consulting

Chemist

to

the

Ceylon

Association. Planters' District Agricultural Analyst Herefordshire. Coffee

Headache,

cure

now

You be

may sufferers.

is

in

truly, JOE THIERING.

(Signed) Bile

good

a

but

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and am well known this publish letter; of helping other

can

tried

root

relief. give permanent My they they are the best medicine I taken. am a blacksmith by

ever

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Bile

your

say of

value

ABROLHOS and de recognised, its richness in phosphate of pends upon in lime, water, which, though not soluble dissolved I find, gradually by vegetable is, such citric acid. as acids, Consequently, on rich or vegetable guano peaty soils this be used is chemical ean as it (without any for with advantage as manure treatment)

Bilious

which

to

on

goes

agricultural

GUANO

Beans all taking and have I disappeared, a good meal without feeling

me

Since

with

Hughes

The

"

—

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for

the mean results of We may add that were 58.7 cent, whole 22 samples per lime. When of of phosphate phospliatic it manures are has been required, proved will re that ABROLHOS GUANO give sults to the best bone dusts, and on equal a with most fertilisers. par phospliatic the

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Bay Sailing

Mr.

Although

tion

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Surveyor having of 22 represen duplicates tative of ABROLHOS GUANO samples taken same to Mr. by him, we forwarded John Hughes, Agricultural of 79 Analyst, for London, Examination Mark-lane, E.C., and Report. is a The following typical analysis by well-known this authority Water at 212 deg. fah) 9.60 (lost and matter com Organic

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Government

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THOROUGH

to."

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AFTER

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BY

BEANS.

SUFFERED

MORRISON.

EN

SAILING IS CURED

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NEW

;

be

in pleasanter every But, way. let don't sick my son, your poor not sister know we're welcome here.' ' do you mother ?' What mean, said he. I was of few Ju always a woman I answered. 'That weirds,' you know without my telling you. When

OF

Messrs.

CURE.

all, through to longing get back home, we'd be independent as again

before.

in

G.

and

long.

And your son ?" I asked. What did he have to say about it ? " I never had a line from him, for he didn't know of my whereabouts. well Oh, he was himself, enough, ma'am but 'tis likely he was vexed me with for what I did, and the wife had the upper hand.

I

and

C.

:

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surely

well."

that's

J.

:

JAMES FOULKES.

T.'LOTON.

BANK

it

"

go to see you there, be better every way.'

would.

be Katie

might

and

around

just

confidently

;

ing. '"

the

;

'

W.

The

to to I didn't want get away. 1 had John again, and my wish. " the When train left that day I was on board, with my precious girl car in her coffin in the freight behind me. Here I brought her, and here I buried her in the little cemetery. The neighbours were kind. I don't what know but they they thought, asked me no questions al for I was to and never intimate ways myself, with For a while I pottered anyone. but alone health failed my greatly, and I had no trouble to the get into Little Sisters. I knew the Mother

;

"

saw

Branch

Directors

un hardly on Whom

see

'

more

could God

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—

POPbLAR THUSIAST

BILE

was

that he wanted to of anyone in the .get out of hearing house but I went with him, along and after a while he said " wife is a Mother, my very all her and bigoted Protestant, are friends the same. When I wrote to and Katie I asking you come, she'd be away North for the thought summer But with a party of friends. the plan was broken off before I had time to let you know.' said Well, John dear,' wait I, "

A

very

;

knew

I

Australian

Manager

came.

easy enough have everything done in time. I don't know what you'll think of me, or I whether did right or ma'am, I can't be sure about it my wrong self to this day. But all I wanted

;

"

so

to

'

ing's

was

sides,

'

West

JOHN

PATENT

JohnHe

;

porch. and asked

stepping " He followed me for Katie. " She's sleeping nice, poor girl,' than I replied she has slept better for a long time.' " I'm glad of it. Come, mother, we'll walk about a little the morn —

she

soon

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shorten my story, kind priest, and he came to see till she died. regularly my girl She went without a or a struggle One morning I was pang. busy in the and she sitting at the kitchen, window in a big willow chair open cushion with a at the It back. I seemed a long time since heard a sound from and I went her, in. There she was dead, a sweet smile on her lips and her Rosary her between Did I and fingers. weep wail, ma'am ? Oh, no My heart was to see her out of pain and rejoiced trouble to know that neither of us would have to eat no longer the bit ter bread that was me choking every the I closed doors and locked day. own them, and laid her out with my hands. I put on own habit that my laid and then went I had to away, the undertaker. I knew the train left at two oclock that day, and I was bound to get away on it. Her birth three before. day occurred days That a in and put day John came hundred dollar bill in her hand and it he did the wasn't the first time had some like. I little savings be

tale, I

foot

every night in for a few minutes.

"Well,

my the

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mother.

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altogether.

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and

cottage,

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together.

Nothing grieved seeing John pass the door of bunday, going to the Baptist Church along with his wife.

bed comforted. I at was break of day, but up on. I saw Katie still When slept she how pale and thin and looked, felt the fresh breath of the morning in through the window, and stealing the the scent of the flowers for below was full of them I .garden said to G my darling, I'll myself a bear deal for sake 1' So I your went down stairs, hoping to meet to

went

in

like

all. I

us

her

put

and where

;

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know knows

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you

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my mother, and then they quiet again. the room. Katie

and knew

was

the

breakfast

well for was provided us, and kind when and affectionate he But I couldn't deceive Katie

to up as as lay fast asleep, breathing softly .a little If hadn't child. it been for the night I'd have into her, gone out 'that and darkness for my minute;

stole

I

in

deny

threshold,

about

more

he retorted and all was

Sarah,'

I

!

I fancy the parlour

just into

coming white cap.' "

to

would H'm

'

ate

were

woman

herself-

forward.' "

we

we

an

him

see

I The Lord will pardon me— He knows He he will; for it what a cross is to a broken

stand.

nice,

to

tearful to eyes her hands with clasped fervour as she replied

"Oh, never! understand won't

'twas a

made

I

ourselves. for Katie's

to ask and room,

out

Sun

holy

her

passionate

a

we Three months spent in that little Katie faded away like house, till a flower out of my arms to and went Heaven. Never once did that

to my sneering

a

you needn't won't put

No, Sarah,

'

place

my

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outrages.

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JOHN .'

be

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John

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God

Tuesday

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Messrs.

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Cavanagh

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in

established, that was

its

the

sole

object. would

and to its support contributed to cause. tribute charity's stated that there viously made

-collection

all

;

of charity, Those who

cause

also had

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such

he

wanted

that

him :a

a

day or

two

while

to

man's

might be able two. .a day or had

pleased

was

sure

him

very would

from

appreciation ance

the

be

desired.

was

his

the out

it

The

order the

tions. were

showed their out the

State

all

that

situation

of the and

choice,

he

could

buildings would

not, that

express opinion upon wished to express his He, however, at the manner in which satisfaction had been carried work of construction Mr. D. Hehir, the who contractor, an

by

to make the spared no effort buildings as and he had attractive as possible his It was a purpose. achieved great and to nim he (the Bishop), pleasure his thanks that to voice so many wished this had attended medical men inauguration not The institution was of the Hospital. class but for or for any one denomination, charitable all. It was a purely work, and the Sisters had means no when the patient from its doors. be turned Until away would could not however, give any then, they

had

;

to charity. They had first and then their doors would their debts, pay but at could to all be open present they who The not could not pay. receive any made had Reverend Mother

thing

in

away

;

with

of

one

the

the

necessary who anyone of

that been

only signed.

wished

these

extent the information, that

banks funds

arrangements

in

to obtain Perth the and present,

for to

be

assured

he

day

a

The

debt

or

the

gain

she

could would

for

<£2500

had

on

the

arrangements

and

of

cheque remaining

find

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church

had

time,

and a visit

did

and

sick

work

There but

good

the

hospital

is

the

this

received the

the

following

week

:

the

location.

Mr.

Sara, Perth,

Mr.

S.

McMahon,

9s. 9d. to Southern

A.

L.

Perth,

31-3-98.

Mr.

Doyle,

Sub-Inspector

designed and

the

church.

on

the

The

pavilion

all

on

sides

with

wide

to

6s.

6d.

to

31-3-

O'Connell,

Northam,

12s.

31-12-98.

Fremantle 31-3-98. Mrs.

as

there are three wards, and ventilated thoroughly

are

to

3d.

Club,

Mr.

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to

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to

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to

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to

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H.

White,

W.

Sermon,

Northam, Northam,

31-3-98.

the

viz.,

buildings, and

.

12s.

Cross,

98.

31-3-98.

There

subscrip

—

12-1-99.

in

west and the Government there can be no doubt

convent

lofty surrounded

what

-with

successfully than grati movement. that

would

Bishop

said

cial

institution. for the

work,

raised

the

the

but

not see

the

by helping people would The hospitals

be

Mr.

Northam,

Enright,

3-98. Mr.

M.

O'Neil,

Northam,

97. Mr.

T.

Cotter,

Mr.

M.

Ryan, Goomalling,

19s.

A.

E.

Junction,

6s. 6d.

Jarrahdale,

to

30-6-

98. to

31-12-

97.

Mrs. 9d.

to

Mr.

Midland

Booth,

31-3-98. E. V.

Bambrick,

3s.

Perth,

9s."

to 16-76-13-0.

98.

this

the

a

the

was

a

very

was pital therefore, in State

one,

charitable

be

great

of

the

strain

relieving remarked to the jokingly minutes before that he must to

be able but

works,

he

(Sir

his which

good

One

good thing be

There

was

to

the

few

but

that

was

and

was

pockets. ment

wanted

the

good

for

out-

courage

a

feeling

running

to

the

to of

of

the

to

down

meet

He

wished and

debt

deep

of

them

for

work

they

their

worldly

point its

of

way

in

one

a

to

noble

and'

unselfish

(Applause.) to doing good, and hard

from life

other

him

went.

Sir

John's

amidst

long

and

ALE

in

cellar, pan dormitor are the-.

A

Sisters., and

property,

erected, of good

supply the

is

very be the

pleasing

parish

church

ground

to

'

STOUT

a

of

Bears

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well-known

our

Ship

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brand

building,

Cottesloe

stone

in

freestone

in,

the

and

label,

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come.

little

out

in in

leaded the

CUSTOMERS

altar.

hoppers are vents large work

Fremantle,

clerk

of works.

as

this

been

all

windows,

tlie

walls

in

the

roof.

at The

been

carried

out

D.

from

the

of

the

Cavanagh,

of

Hehir, supervision F. Mr.

to

note

fact.

Ventil

in in

has

architects, Perth and

has

fixed

provided

desired

especially

figure will also

this care

Are

a

ventilation.

are

under Messrs.

The

jarrah. with

As

the

and

kauri,

great

dormers

the

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lights,

school, regard to

and

etc.

pai'ts

a

with

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Hannah

&

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act OF

and

BEST

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to

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a

who all those would follow

concluded approbation.

used

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in

well

was

BOTTLED

Suit

all

Sights.

They

stern

he

ALL

inn

of

men

and the blessing, blessing know and love him so wherever

adrift,

ELEMENTS

due

of

nursing pleas

of

been

quoins,

the M.

sit words

and. rigid discipline and of our none pleasures, they enjoyed have only to do their duty to God and He their applause.) neighbour. (Loud attend their trusted that success would the of those charitable hearts efforts, would, he was sure, go out to them present the work had In in commenced. they word in he would a re conclusion say ference to the Bishop, to whose generosity His the institution. Lordship they owed and he would was continually doing good, receive the he was so one reward day live entitled to, and would long- in justly He the respect, of the was going people. from the time, but it was colony for a short return to the soon place hoped he would which he will be so missed, and God's from one

strings, is carried

FOUND

was

a

of with

balconies,

n.nd

time

some

handsome with built and Subiaco

Doctor

gratitude

had

the

a

and

ing

that

view

of

not only also be the

and

than

more

doing. lives

for is

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coated

contri

few

a

will

designs

Before

say

whole

the

ancl

church

will

Subiaco

new

support be

part

of

of

would

a

another

en

to

small

FREMANTLE.

care

LIVER COMPLAINT

way

for

car

prin

of the

been

have

Mr.

a

feeling

the were

devoted

the

other

occa

every the the

needs.

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them

tioned

many its

he wished to the Sisters.

ting regarding

on

tanks

contractor,

to the

to

and

BREWERY,

is

the

Special

scullery,

by the

own

;

with

building,

constant

but

levels, vhole of

the

instead

success, to solicit

community,

from

country

Government

every would be

sufficient

the

arrange There

AND

and

stone which

two

con

Govern

self-reliance

(Applause.)

butions

save

In

small

ation and

this

their the

provide

water.

taken

do

contribute the colony

of

which

as

pull

covered

a

construction

nrnfcnvv.

an

and

over

should

comes

really He

room,

be

masses

by

connec

and

verandah

kitchen

large

window

was

was

the

PORT

com

"

are

the

money

with

windows

of

in

residence two-storied

design,

the

for Government everything; is the a Treasury goldmine, people think the fact that the and overlook entirely go

a

walls,

What

in

The is

good

class

is

ventilation

coolness, walls have

and

He

right.

desire

a

ensure

'floors

in

machinery

the

roofs to the roofs

of

efforts.

exercised

hospital been taken

substantially

would

charitable

each individual

There

little.

it.

the

construction.

THE

the

germs.

"very wards

every way. connection

in

room

ciples has also

gold it

in

or

are

from

off

The lighting,

church

generosity (Applause.)

wealthier

not the

was

together

do

are

plinths, the roof

a

cut

a nurses'

few

a

that

the

the

little.

institution

of the

well,

movement wanted

knew and

encourage little charity a

;

John) to

to

these

simple

design, church,

upkeep

have

although complete

a

This hos and would,

Bishop

carry

him

con

all

on

management

enabled

would

to

main

a

had

mine

to

one, assistance

of

and

arrangements are

windmill

to

amount

indeed.

trifling to be a

TheHospital by means

with

for

and so forth. tries, Upstairs ies and for rooms private well has been the sunk on

one

afraid

their

lobbies. the kitchen

a

Coolgardie

the Government it cost say what for the tain these institutions, tributed by the people towards

means

of

retention

Government be

harbors

"

to for

also

There were colony. in Perth, hospitals Fremantle, would and and he Kalgoorlie,

plain, dust

are

no

of

skirtings, that so

views of sur commanding the best the, and the accommodation rounding country, the on a refectory ground floor provides and for the a community room Sisters,

necessary must bank would

helping burden on great a was serious question

quite

etc.,

tne

placed

angles

plete,

ing

Bishop

direction the the colony.

were

and

people, for the

in

Bishop

the

and

sisters

finan

the been at the back or this. He would, like have done now the institution warmly supported,

have

and

be

arabie.

doing.

certain

a

All

rounded,

to

also

sanitary

of

was

continually that

had

that

are

been and designed arrangements ried out in accordance with the latest

heaviest

And

will

close

again

vents internal

have

many ways doing than the helping was the greatest do.

ana

noor,

there The

also wards.

helping

its

are

way, ments

of

was

had

of

one

could

Lordship

also

were

ceiling.

wards

ted

similar institu wished there

rue

Extracting

.

hos

a

one

auove

ceiling. in the

architraves,

no

other

That

His funds

fine

of this

better

man

the

ieet

That

line3

were

helpless.

good any

the

object,

they

none

and

not

they found been erected.

had

by removing

burdens.

he

the same the appear

interest, which has

verandahs. The windows are specially for designed without ventilating causing at the and have hinged fan draughts cills, on The ventil lights opening quadrants. ation is at in levels walls. arranged (3) At the floor levels to air from keep the under the at about stagnating beds, eight

kino

—

who

many when

work

o«n

succeed the general

indeed,

was

great

institution

with for

hospital,

and

He only Those engaged in the work self-reliance, and in carrying

more.

sion.

and

w

andshort

very

the founded on to opposition (Applause.)

pital be in

he

architects

—

so benefit, was could not- be otherwise achieved interested in the to those fying be difficult think It would to

for

that

institution

meet

buildings

own

worth

was

much

everyone,

therefore, point. great

that

get sick, in to stay in the The work of

it

of

before

to

in

is

principle, which

cer

thin

and

front the healthiness of three separate

to

achieved

sf.ill

Wftrfi

a

of

have

during

—

:

reserve

ap

once

and

for

tributed

of friends. and was a collection (Laughter But the institution had to as .applause.) would it be necessary to have be suDDorted. and annual contributions subscriptions. had cost Up to the present the buildings told that and he had been 4s., they .£3,496 not He was were very expensive. pleased and the first with their appearance, bright had in remarked to the hospital patient

--

a

good

desire

pre

day

—

which

a

direction

no

north

its carried out selfthoroughly doing,-

hospital

often

locality

con

be

the

which the rapidity

the

upon,

nf.hfirs "

The

it.

buildings

'

Monagle and Hutch and the (town clerk) H. Doyle by Mr. (Mayor)

Kent

up

decided

erected in greeted surprise

Mrs.

by Crs. Mr.

and

was

wViilfi

for

be

is situated the top of the hospital on the and as opposite railway crossing, of the grounds orphanage lie to the

hill,

was

certain,

and

was

;

was

been

;

and

was

object

it

it

sure

will

the

'

be that present and note Bishop, was done at being

he

that

vwjyww

:

Council

to

was

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'

nlviortf.

about

,

inson,

all

striving, Church the

It reliant. tain course Ra

he

Everyone, the noble

which showed

plans

said

of

description

valuable work in establishing

accomplished

stitution The

are

the meet which

were

with

R. W. Mr. Pennefather, Dr. Mr. Lovegrove, (Attorney-General), Mr. J. W. Hackett, and Mrs. W. Lovegrove, M.L.C. the Father Very Rev. Bourke, the Very Rev. Father V.G. (Perth), Kelly and the Rev. of Geraldton), (Bishop-elect and Duff. There were Fathers Brereton also present the Very Rev. Father O'Ryan, and of St. Kevin's the Rev. Glendalough, and Fathers (FreRyan O'Reilly, O.M.I., and The mantle), Riordan, Brady. Church was represented by the: Wesleyan the Leederville Rev. W. Corley Butler; and the Council by Crs. Howard and Mille, clerk The town Victoria (Mr. Johnson) Park

and

Sisters

(archi M.L.A.

tects),

been

that being

not

the

showing

as

in

applause.

Subiaco. preciated

visited

and

The following brief and buildings grounds

land, and He. would

was

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

closb.

Premier a the to make few re resumed his amidst seat con

good work

the

Freedman,

Mr.

M.L.G.,

—

It he

should He had

their kindness— in attending

institute

John Forrest pleasure for them

afternoon

;

and

favour

a

Sir

the

I.

for

The

upon and

marks, tinued

seated were his the platform Rev. Dr. Sir the Right' Lordship Gibney, of the Sir John Forrest (Premier colony), Mr. A. Forrest, M.L.C. George Shenton, and Miss For M.L.A. (Mayor of Perth), D.

them

was

it

called

Upon

Rev.

thank

the

owed it

His called Lordship upon Mr. R. W. Pennefather to propose a vote of thanks to Messrs. Cavanagh, the architects, which he did in a brief but appropriate speech, and Mr. J. C. Cavanagh suitably responded. The then function was to a brought

for of established any purpose gain, but for the welfare of the purely public. His then (Loud applause.) Lordship

to.

the

Subiaco now of .£1000, which steps to wipe off.

;

afternoon.

and buildings, sufficiently of the which the beauty scene admired was made an adjournment they presented, Inside the church two thither. tables, end end of the from to reaching building, and had been laid with light refreshments, had been seated these when the assemblage round and done full were handed justice

rest, Mr

the

were

he had the part given they should give. the money..

deed

of the availed trict Bishop's to be present. The of invitation majority at before 4 these arrived Subiaco shortly hour and about half an was o'clock, spent in the and convent, inspecting hospital, the unanimous being that church, opinion all that' be site chosen was could the while the had been wished, buildings modern erected on the most sanitary lines, The and with an eye to the picturesque. utilised for the cere church was opening and when mony, the whole of the

that

his

again

favourable

The was

debt immediate

now

took

under

nirf.riTnsta.nces.

of

place

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Subiaco

at

afternoon

connection

<£1000.

assembled a schoolroom as during as on a church Sundays. be a boon to' Subiaco, and they

a

take done

about

now

which

used

week,

church in

was

in

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OF

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associ

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SONS; I

of

Spain."

with Ire hours of her was

nobility and

her

shore exiled were

derision and sol hidalgos and re brothers became of the

renowned in the annals The Irish peninsula. priesthood thence derived a chief of its part and of the shown strength power

by it

to

resist

the

savage

nevertheless,

attempt

to-

a

they a

told,, to the-

as dispute the councils of' the Great and threatens Republic, to create a deadlock between the branches of the legisla separate Indeed ture. this is conceivable,, for the question raised is a some

matter

is

what does

dividing

broad one, the Monroe

Powers.

made that the is the outcome of and of an attempt

are

too,

situation

political trickery to embarrass President in

no

charges, No event

doubt,

Such inevitable. in the pub States has

are

of importance United the

of

life

lic

M'Kinley

administration.

his

it

and the of the States-

neighbouring

Charges, present

as

involving doctrine

generally

relationship towards all

without

occurred

made thebeing them out. That,. America has been nevertheless, blameless in the matter,, altogether or that an attitude unduly partial had not been assumed by her of

means

calling

'

at an and kept people early stage, alive and increased by exagger ated or false rumours and reports, it would be rash to vouch. We receive as it for may certain,

that

example, the course been so

who

one

of events

had

watched

and a to exercise placed as Cardinal the Arch judgment, of Valladolid no bishop though, his Eminence could not be doubt, must have altogether impartial some foundation for the declara so

closely,

well

—

—

tion made toral letter the States

by him

in

that

—

had

his

the

late

pas of

attitude the

encouraged

in

surgents. The

shamroe.k

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to

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be

it

Goods.

Fresh

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PLAIN

so they form of the popula be seriously al-

must

they

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where

proportion

a

fected.

Manchester

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and

refuge, large

.

New

Everything

that indispensable should assume control. We are

seem

themselves

time at which we between America

the

hostilities

it

the

on

-

sovereign At

Hayti' of

of part little short of power, If the United States arbiter ofthe position,, the it; Spaniards out,

prove the. and drive

1898.

would

EXTRAORDINARY

toopen of the

a second surrender

a

guidance,

any civilised criminal.

PERTH AMERICA

hardly fitness

for independence is more doubtful. The certainty under the circumstances it

than that

and

purpose,

prepared of Christ."

name

of the in justified the Cuban

country

7%e Ztfji.fiecerd.

1898.

5,

be-

might

it

was

seems

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tell,

almost-

merits

subdue

to

to

run seem

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Spain

attempt

an

long

results

final

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can

the.

in

and the certain.

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it

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is

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may appear

to

some

short,

and no people, of tue American which a people and with the free,

doubt

to

a

majority

one in population, formed for freedom of the aspirations a blow for liberty

is

striking a Power of retrogressive tendencies that seeks to rivet chains. It is that of a people

against

for

more

fit

than their their

the

of

negroes

frequently

tions.

It

U.S.

Senate

seems

no

independence

complete

permanent

its

with and revolu that the-

Hayti,

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strange contemplate

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as

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possibilities to follow

their

new on and departures now the settlement of the in point the future affords contention, uneasiness and much for ground

alarm. at what

Mr. however, Traylen was in betrayed independence with the alluvial his ques dealing tion. Let us always do justice and even if it the bold be, for example, ness of the. puppy-dog that barks

Mr.

take

to

we

Traylen,

East the candidate for seat in the Upper House, ? Westralian politician a

Are

take Northam

at

speech the aspiring tions

as

a

typical

qualifica

twelve in the either

belief date,

individuals

bespeak

to

seem

he

which

to

taken the

it

some

of

specimen

a

position

who is Province

was so ? Possibly aspires in advance by the electors at district. The attendance,

of not

of

least,

did

only

capabilities

any very great of the candi

as

or

speaker

statesman.

the sparsetoo, Possibly, ness of the audience that accounted tame termination. for the somewhat Under the circumstances they could be to rise expected hardly, perhaps, to

the

01

level

a

vote

least

or

ildVC

liJv

The

whole

connaence.

as a matter of fact, any case, was all of thanks they attained Let not refuse to to. however, us, credit is At where due. give credit

In

a

vote

in

L/Hdl

LUUIuivJll

-

any rate, the merit mercies.

saying being thankful

of

A

smaller than mercy, moreover, had been delivered address that be difficult with. it would to meet as exhibited Mr. Traylen) by himself at Northam the other night, repre class

of

whom,

all

of

colonial for

others,

publicists

welfare

the

of the country, and more especially as of the united country the welfare be brought it will be if federation desirable to relegate about, it is most to private life. His whole tone was local that of the narrow advocate. bent on support by flatter obtaining interests of the ing the particular As to what the inte constituency. at large might re rests of the colony there was not a word about quire, needless to that that. It is say are not con such interests where sulted

any

for,

mere

local

benefit

where the locality itself is a take but secondary as a If the country whole that an it is impossible at its ex can thrive district

must, even concerned, place. suffers, isolated

pense. This pettifogging, parochial spirit obstacle in the has been a formidable to every one of the path of progress man of it and no colonies, possessed can of be safely placed in a position .in The man, fact, responsibility. who is distinguished by it is bent on own his advancement, and personal He sees no further on that only. and so than the end of his own nose, as can secure the" he personal long has in sight, all the rest is object he him

As down len

a

matter

to

what

for

his

may

which

indifterence.

the line

of

policy Mr.

laid

Tray by

that

return,

Did very easy to discover. Mr. Traylen speak under the impres a dozen sion that he was addressing or so of country bumpkins, and that, as in impress so he succeeded long that he was to the man ing on them

it

is

push else

not

their was

an

accommodating

will

interests Mr. own,

as

his for

Traylen

If

want

man

a

repre for capacity the needs of

they

with

the

some

the understanding and some country, independence them, they energy for advocating jook elsewhere.

and will

stress

which missioner.

points, nothing particular needed of him ? The report

National Library of Australia

St.

:

My Dark Laws

Spain

had

among the

in

in

protested

humanity the

recruiting and The

the finest

are

named

died

for

Penal Ireland Spanish

rendezvous

Ireland.

Fifty

Government

of

the

times

Spain and'

of

name

religion cruelties inflicted

the

against Catholic

the

was

of the

more

friend The

nations.

London

the

of

years best

the

was

friends

and

on

terrible the

Legation of

'Rosaleen.

the

During

—

was

porary the rev.

Church

the was Spain Irish ground clergy, of her exiled nobility. refuge streets in Madrid and Havana who loved after Irishmen, and of

Irish

Spain. Catholics

their

in

duty

This of

the

would

the

States of

case

a

war

the

not cause to flinch

from

with

Spain.

But it should teach all at all. Irish of who know of the anything history that to demand a nation that

Not men

their country shall them and their ancestors befriended and not unjustly assailed be treated fairly, of a howling at the behest anti-Spanish

Notable

—

—

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Bankruptcy

of

Science

"

caused

an

im M.

sensation amongst scholars. conference at a recent Brunetifere, during his to the announced conversion Besangon, The event Catholic Church. has naturally sensation. caused a very considerable mense

Dom

C

with

gentleman and

regular

readers

Catholic

papers

idea

of

here.

The

there, dust of

is also should

lying

in

not

resolve

be

found

to

O'Reilly's

his

and

own, clear

With

Abrolhos

Guano.

and Co.

MacNeil mania

how

the

with

any

the

Universe

agent

him

clear

Messrs.

—

to

many

Tas ap

similar

a

Geo. Shields, a first in Abrolhos guano have looked carefully xavuiauij

answered

guano, well upon

and the

well

worked,

result

give

any

this

season

did

is

good.

which

The

fair

a

will

Re it

—

land

was

fairly to after

necessary I think

trial.

find

most Police

letter

to-

—

the

on

—

17th

inst,

taken

were

and

have

from the

place-

Catalpa, and Anthony

The and

abettors; I

Johnson.

of to to

good enough

the

to

each

of

the

request

that

furnish

me

you with

Americo-Spanish

The

latest

been

arrived

House

of

Imbroglio.

that

is

report

a

—

compromise

has

—

sale for ready be asked Abrolhos. Should my opinion by Will order others I can speak favorably. later for coming season on. Yours truly, Chas. W. Herbert." you

A.

—

season, The wheat

where I used other manures,

I consider

manure

shall Pitt.

Sir,

the

with

it

with

—

Dear

better

ripened than

Wm.

land.

my

has

season

well and-

truly,

Esq. considering

Shields,

and

the

satisfied,

—

George

uiauuia

answered

the

at by the U.S. Senate and theRepresentatives. It has been. them to the agreed by recognise indepen dence of Cuba, but not of the Republicestablished This by the insurgents. points, at the establishment of a government tobe approved of the Government atby British favoursWashington. feeling America.it is said, Otherwise, a European, coalition would be formed probably against In grateful her. of therecognition this, American Press is urging an immediateSea. payment of the Canadian Behring award. The U.S. Consul at Sydney has. declined the offer to for volunteer service under his of some 100country's flag martial in N.S.W. spirits

it

;

a

The

I

.:

analysis vunui

aiujr

it

one,

dry I am thoroughly Yours it again.

Abrolhos

—

manure.

over

Considering

a

Abrolhos

class

niuu

market. such

effect:

Feb. Bishopsbourne, 10, '98. Dear Sir,— You have Esq.

"

filled

his

high

There

;

in

even

;

Abrolhos ad guano, to their by competent authorities at Launceston. We the fol quote of

from lowing Winterbrook,

the

from

the. 27,

"

—

Broadhurst,

the

the

"

mind

in

this

"

spirit.

success

is of

be able to particulars you may I have the honorthem. gather concerning to be, M. your obedient S.. sir, servant, of Police. The Smith, Superintendent official in of Police charge Department,. U.S.A. Bedford, Mass., Now," says the S.A. in doing so under Tablet, they were for a the taking superfluous work, U.S. Government— same as the English itself but troubles little about the political of other and is. prisoners there countries, a little veri which would, just suppressio make extra an not awareenergetic officer, of the facts of the escape, reply, all giving the particulars he might know about the and the but the escapees Catalpa City Marshal Hathaway, Head of the New Bed ford to be one Police, happened who, be fore fate made him a U.S. official, political was once a whaleman and was an. himself, officer the on ship that rescued John Boyle If Mr. O'Reilly. Hathaway told the W.A.. all he knows about Superintendent thethat astute Catalpa, gentleman would per haps know more than he does, something How now. City Mai-shal Hathaway must have winked at his sub. on the let getting and cannot ter, one imagine Superintendenthe Smith's when finds out the feeling, officer in of Police charge Department,. New Bedford, to be one out who&c., turns tricked the W.A. than worse the police As did." to of the Catalpa the details adventure we shall recall them toCatalpa the recollection of our in an readers early issue. The of memory '98, we repeat, may well be associated with that of '67.

con

a

to

Boyle

with

that

Collins,

be

have received testimonials in

several

proval dressed

wish

convicts a

will

has

the

relief

named in the marImperial (Martin Hogan, Thomas Darragh, David or Michael Har Cranston, Thomas James rington, Hassett, Wilson) from the convict absconded establishment at Fremantle, in this and colony, escaped from the colony in the American whaling G. master. This, barque, Catalpa, Anthony, is from New barque Bedford, Mass., U.S.A..

absconded,

independent

than

Bedford, Police Department, Chief W. A., April Sir, 17, 1876.

Office, Perth, I beg to inform you the convicts

contem terms

and a head, too, a knowledge and needs of the the position colony, he is capable of forming sound His opinions. return would be a decided gain to our We

U.S.:

Mass.,

re

quote from of October,

W. subjects. sent the following Department Police the New Department,

attach

of

affairs. public candidature.

side The

serious

to

Kirwan

coinie

a

crew.

of a candidate for Traylen is, who is standing for

an

1876, always

is

and.

Australia, has recently "rebellion""

Tablet found of interest

Jones description

Mr.

Mr. Kirwan, example, Mr. N.E. Coolgardie.

Australian will be

the

A

—

from

the

South

martyrs

there relief adventure

the

In connection Catalpa. which we following details,

'98-

less

no

of John

in

by

after subscribe, Catholic newspapers)

Candidate.

stamp

escape. amusement

little

were

to that

—

Another

recollection Besides

subject

habit been their hitherto. which Even if he denied other papers their Catholic in papers might surpass and of ordinary the number events style there was one recorded, thing they would find in their own and only in these papers, of conduct namely, a safe guide to the of Christ and reliable the armies reports of the the world from the seat war between and religion.

different

the

manned six of

to

the

in

not of

to

—

he

had not

such

is

men

which most too, colony with Irish been associated more so fortunately happily mother There is colony. always

belonging Captain

a

aiso

earth,

vVestern

boat

gained

sustain

allowed

or

whale

whole

would hearers that mission,

be

New

to If

the

is

news

of

Australian

West

in

graphic

while

of '67 did and patriots

men

forgotten unhonoured.

main

The

was campaign which earth carried out on our by Christ The missioner, therefore, hoped his

being King,

the

exile

Catholic

showed

other

of

endured

Apropos

—

and Western Australia honour, without kindred associations.

of

clearly

In

and

if

Wales

value

endeavoured

the

history.

the

Higgins,

this

introduction

an

London, was

Australia.

in

not that, forget has its memories

gin Robert

instructions

Gilbert the

upon On

a

—

has

Cavanagh

to "

Association

been in

been

has

"Old

College.

taken

up by be held

at

meeting

all

J.

C.

with

Collegians' the Chris

The

movement

number, and Monday evening, Hall,

to

to

form

that pupils

from

8

embrace ship shall Home and Colonial

Centenary of '98. In another an publish appeal from the com mittee in Perth to appointed promote a of Western in tfte participation Australia of the celebration WeCentenary of '98. draw the would attention of our special readers to this which we are con appeal, vinced only needs to be read by them to-

large

a

will on Palace in the o'clock, whatever are necessary steps It is intended association. a

The

place

A

—

Mr.

by

initiated

form an connection

Brothers'

tian

Association.

Collegians'

movement

old

Lord

Beresford's

Charles

insti

a

ment there were, it was

said

navy, the

this

country was no panic however, short as

a'

serious

very

was

entertained by the Navy

as

had fear

or

dark shown.

of ships and and alarming

strongly

to do

under

the

it

O

will

the

and

full

movement

doubt enthusiasm,

be

I

C

no

has taken

Mr.

J

T

E

C. CROFTS has been appointed, for further notice, CANVASSER SUBSCRIBERS in the districts of country W.A., and to receive and give receipts for such subscriptions. J. DUFF, (Signed) .

until

mo

but We

and men, state of

which ought to be remedied things the He did not think Admiralty. ment were all doing they could

ought

a

had,

ever

foot

on

sympathy

Jjora

iz,

His Rooms, London. Mr. Goschen's recent the to referring strength

criticised lordship statement, and of the

was

dinner

complimentary League at Whitehall at

Opinion.

Marco.

On

warmest Now that

with up everywhere and will result in a brilliant success. less Nothing be can from in Irishmen this expected and those who with colony, sympathise them in the cause of Ireland.

the

this

their

co-operation. been set

the member

of

Colleges

—

we

secure

take

tution.

Saturday mgnt, Beresford, M.P., Charles

most Convert. The re if conversion it markable conversion can which has be properly called taken place within these last months is that of M editor of the The eminent Bruneti&re. has gained des Deux Mondes a world Revue for his talents of wide as a man reputation his articles the letters. on Quite recently A

Rev. laid

stant

Old

Irish.

ehe

his

papers

use

—

the

acquaintance

an

me.

Ireland. Western Spain and The writes Read Manas follows Watchman "Dark Rosaleen." gan's ale shall And Spanish give you hope,

/111

Newspapers.

of

newspapers. several and times, hearers understand

make

been

GENERAL.

OOIU oc&ivuo

uci

Charles', Ogle street, Lenten Mission of 1898,

the

dilated

in

LOCAL

A

xli

Catholic

of

feature

at

UUiupoiJico

AND

now

uvo

wiiuwg

Value

the Catholic

promote

is

were

pikes

AAltAn«vnnc<

mo

A distinctive

the

serve

so

to thereby

public

them. sentative

the

in

representative

rabble.

by guidance beyond its being his hopes to secure

be, he

ot

their

House Upper who gentleman

liin

4"/\ uv

given during

—

to

for

want

—

the

parrotto be

the

to

ready": of of to the notice an emissary He alarmed at Yard. was the of his and gave. import news,

%tm

The

adapted, to the occasion, adapted, particular was result to and wfiose principal show and shallowness the emptiness of the in fact, the con If, speaker. stituents of the Eastern Province

the

sents

or

notes,

had they for small

is,

speech,

of believed

been

having

transmitted

was

"

oiiaitu

'

the

as

ot the

merely

order

the the news that and searching inquiries, were harmless suddenly transpired pikes on their astonished senses.

lili

contents

consisted

short,

nln

uuo

of

boldness

of attracting to the capital necessity and of ordering colony, everything connected with the mining industry to this no doubt end, the speaker a considered to take subject likely with a constituency whose interest in but for whom indirect, mining was the word capital might be supposed

was

it

at

Some sort of courage it in a even require speaker, a dozen or so of speaking among whose blood ran in hearers, calmly the matter, and for whom it had no to express himself in special concern, defence of Mr. and to Wittenoom, associate himself with what has been as excel condemned jw universally lence the blunder of the period. The the were confession that if blunder to be repeated he would be the man to of itself alone give it his support, should to show the complete suffice the unfitness of the candidate for in which he has the office, claiming assurance to come forward. The

Traylen's

gentleman's

the

for

as

Mr.

to

we

safety is

it

—

The

jeweller. a message the that

Scotland dangerous

master's

its

Order.

William

finished, effect This came

might

TURE.

Are

in

sits

it

threshold, some kind.

CANDIDA

DOUBTFUL

Dublin

;

,

A

The latest story has O'Brien, ex-M.P., side. It he ordered its amusing appeared for of friends of '98 brooches, a batch a lot ornamented with from a pike-heads, Alarming

of Mr.

must

we

some

An

"Rebels"

of '98, South

'

selves.

told

on

Irish

Zill-

"

lead.

when

Dr.

If.

be

"

some

even solution, peaceful to last be the appears is ardently to be desired.

Independence.—

Lofty

his remarks last truly reported, the reliance on Almighty Sunday respecting inthe Commonwealth Bill God expressed The devotional were indeed. profound he said, on the phrase," relying blessing of Almighty read as out God,' to his mind out of of a man rageously place as that when about to open blessing asking God's his of But less exalted business." place be guilty of the out people might even referred to. A conduct good rageous Persons of them, no are so. doubt, many like Dr. of c <n profundity who, Zillman, with the of blessing Almighty dispense must not of others God, judge by thexnr

Where,

A

moment,

A man

a

considered and the course to for the advancement of be followed He in the country. did not appear, have fixed of to fact, any opinions advance. on his own He relied to, the authority of Mr. Throssell, and he Mr. wavered because yet again had varied in some Wittenoom degree from the other Minister. On a point or on which he ex two, moreover, from the Govern pressed his dissent said he would follow ment, he still

in short, is one that The matter, Evcmi though has many aspects. were that only the prospects of a two between the couu-. struggle with to terminate the deter tries, of the matter in mination dispute or there would still other, oneway

be

for

existing to be

tions

ap

humane.

more

in vain be may lucid of explanation or of the ques situation,

address

—

his searched

the

—

pears

of

of 'Bepresentatives control of the the

of

increased

—

thereby, House tain a

be resolution

—

might the

—

situation

Manager

by the

W.

A.

Record.

Govern

do

circumstances.

and

B.

He

& B.

TYRES.

,

urged

an

alliance

with

Japan.

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previous absent from one

PRE

return

will than

sembled

to

Gibney,

Bishop

with

token

a

do

His

of their

which

from

end for

com

rows

of

chairs

end

been

there

were

furniture,

the

whole

most

a

_

_

Anl-l

few

minutes

most

and

when he

and

The

love

of

rest

you

You

will

not

first

place

ton

success voyage, undertake you

wh

and cli

is

No

such

relations

close

venture to feel sentiments

Many

been

with

you

to

the our

brought and

no

keenly and esteem towards when

we

re

c

irdial

how

these relations will long for the

have

ever

day of

your

utter which It

was

better

was

was

of

absence existed

commu

respected. But admitted. administration

wise

fully known

the

those

in

the

heart Eastern

that no admitted and the colony,

in

without say, (Mr. Haynes) could the that Bishop had contradiction,

fear not

a

a the result. His was Lordship and of the Government, supporter that the head of it to think was pleasant and the Premier of the Catholic Church the colony entertained such a strong feeling for each other. He had to thank of respect for his at Sir John attendance Forrest he had their function; by his presence the merits of their recognised publicly and such a was one recognition Bishop, the of the which Catholics community that He regretted would not easily forget. of he was not gifted with sufficient powers hiin to the to enable to convey oratory which his the of respect Bishop feelings for him. But he was flock entertained" be endowed with to sufficiently oratory of facts, and able to give a plain statement

more

say. of

and

end

be

strong

Europe, all

an

would

displeased

have

especially with pleasure,

your

been.

others

we

Lordship, member now and satisfactory

press in

of

known

to

properly

those among forward to wish the objects with

to a journey return speedy of the sphere

"

safe

feel

classes

so

Catholic end

It was a enemy. very proud thing tsingle. to be able to this, for any person say and when he occupied a more especially where such as the the position Bishop did, if im duties were such that were they but strife discharged, nothing

:

claim your priests moment who at this

was

he

rose to their clergy then us Bourke read the address

Lord,

there

.of

the

Father

Lordshiy's

man

for

cheque

(a

be

His

colonies.

new

for

should

under

the

From

entered

and

a

tion

H.

had

programme

under

able

direc-

given

during

the

were

most

Lordship's

of

appreciative

various

performers

mitted

that

The

reply.

;

the

appreciation

for seldom has deserved, better rendered musical

before

placed The

more

Brass

Band,

baton

the

programme

tion.

Mr. I). make

with

excellent

an

Stephens

was

his

He

bow.

contribution which admirably his

the had

Adams'

"The

suited

his

selec

bers, Last

as

de

tenor

both than

chosen

had

rather

melody

Haydn"

and

with

view

and

Summer,"

of

Herr a

"The to Some

sayer

gave

a

correct

of Pinnervous somewhat rendering "Tis I." The song suti's composition, well to Mr. not suited however, was, with his and this, together Sayer's voice, to the combined mar evident nervousness, would have been of what otherwise effect Mrs. Foster much effort. a appreciated and sweet a expressive gave charmingly of the old favourite, interpretation to the Mavourneen." Prior Kathleen of Miss Leonore addresses presentation on the Sutherland again appeared stage and Ave Maria with Bauer's very great sung the violin Herr Francik playing effect, ebbligato. to the Bishop then The presentations Escorted took place. by the Premier (Sir the on and Mr. R. S. John Forrest) right, and followed by the Haynes on the left, of elept Kelly, Bishop Bight Rev. Father and Fathers Bourke, Martelli, Geraldton; O'Dee, Brereton,' O'Ryan, Ryan, O'Reilly, and RiorFlood, Hennessy, Duff, O'Shea, W. At dan and Mr. R. Pennefather, the torney-General, Bishop proceeded where he was from seated to the stage, Bourke seated Father and when they were His in the addressed Lordship following terms

but

"

"

"

;

have

obtained

permission the programme in order to depart from from the clergy. address It is an present that to inown your Lordship you possess of the and the great esteem clergy, they to allojv feel that they cannot you depart with a small token you without presenting As the address has not yet of this esteem. —

My Lord,

I

to

been

seen

by you

I

will

read

it.

It

was

that not shown were you my fault is seen best but I think it, your Lordship The address is when taken by surprise. the not and mainly expresses a long one,

partly

National Library of Australia

LA

f.via VHw

Catholic

community

with

request

the

of Western his Lord

that

the

that

the

Catholics the

to

devotion

of W.A. Mother

have of

.

in

was

of

translation

a

Leo.

Pope

The

Latin

which

the

To

His

"

:

XIII.

Most

—

:

Holy

occasion

about

Although

half

the

earth

the

beloved

City

called

from

our

hearts

confess

Bless

and

us

and

ours,

may

your

all do in the we descend upon the furtherance of honour of God, and for of the in this land of the interests Church On of the Western Australia. behalf whole diocese of Perth, of the we, people and most humble obedient servants, your follow subscribe document." this Here

blessing

The

Right

Rev.

Matthew

return but do so more none will Lordship's diocese than the of your priests ardently miss the We will most naturally keenly which advice and care, assistance fatherly and have cheerfully freely you always on your pas given to all who have a claim We ask your to solicitude. toral Lordship to the Holy Father, convey Pope Leo XIII., tribute of respect and obedience. our filial the He has and long wisely governed in all and our heaitfelt Church lands, him for wishes that God may are spare many years of instructing We world.

to

continue

his

the Bishop and the clergy

had

had

could

say

the

slightest

Perth.

of

and hesitation, of contradiction,

without fear

the

with

in

prelate

no

was

him

tated months

taking

Yourelle,

amongst

them.

wish

the

that

It

grand doing

had

his

to to

and in

the

colony. deputed and Lordship, to was

so

Mr.

respected. which

dress, " ;

so

see

gathered who

one

To

thew

still

work

his

was

colony

of Western

of your of the

departure Catholics

had

come

us

felt

was

of to

together generally

a

spent

unanimous back

to

that

proud

the address pleasing very

the do

the

services

for

the

the the of

Rev. On

you and

will

Mat Perth,

the

eve

thirty-five

return

vigour. and

long

I first

to

In

devoted years

in

of all

enjoyable

wish

thank

to

they admirable,

programme

The

music

is

music,

and

tion

—

—

—

to

of

Australia.

could

homage

for

past

Holy

restored

vocal

Right Bishop

he

of

:

recognition

of

foot

were Australia placed. to was The on rising reply, Bishop, of with storm such an enthusiastic greated minutes that it some before was applause

citizens

and deservedly Haynes then read the ad worded as follows

sincerely hope that in renewed health of your

the

Pope's family, and the swan See,

Western

Rome, we, on behalf wish of Wlstern Australia, filial and to our respect express great Since devotion to your Lordship. your us your days have been full coming among the deeds. You have covered of good of your zeal. diocese with whole evidences has We that health been im regret your arduous but labours, paired through your we

At of the

arms

the

of

arms

present

it

D.D.,

artistic.

by Mr. though

executed simpler kind,

a

me

he

the

many

Lordship

Gibney,

less the

of

He

life

to

been

him

Perth

to

noble

but

was

would

renewed

in colony and be enabled

he

time:

was

Bishop

the

address

also

was

and health vigor, further the pursue which he had been

of length of the percentage

small

was

silence When at last was speak. said his Lordship I am almost I Mr. speechless. Haynes, with so am overwhelmed much completely honor have bestowed me to as you upon have and come myself night. My priests honor the "and here to be people, to-night have here cause the people come to honor

Lordship

that

absent

address and

the

none

twelve But should be

rest.

a

his

it

even

—

signatures. This

that had

Australia who confidence and the same respect gained Dr. all hands to which was accorded on He had worked Gibney. (Applause.) the and for conscientiously energetically good of his people for 35 years, and now broken down and necessi his had health

and

the accepted their resumed Mr. R. S. Haynes, seats, M.L.C., stepped followed other forward, by several gentle He and also addressed the men, Bishop. When address

he out

there

task

glorious the Christian edifying much trust that confidently in to the Church advantage will accrue Western Australia from your Lordship's of the and visit to the thresholds Apostles, earnest desires we that your pray regard may good of your diocese ing the spiritual be amply realised. Lordship Asking your to accept the slight testimonial accompany God to these few we words, pray ing and in all prosper your Lordship protect to direct in all your your journeyings, you and to restore soon you undertakings, and people." again to your loving priests The address bore the following signatures D. L. A. Bourke, O'Ryan, O.M.I. Y.G., T. B. O'Dee, M. Martelli, ,E. Brereton, J. P. O'Reilly, O.M.I.,' Duff, Ryan, R. Hennessy, James Flood, O.M.I., O.M.I., Bernard Michael O'Shea, T. Strongs, T. Dooley, D. P. Long, Fagan, F. Mateu, Hugh Wilfrid John Drayne, Brady, A. E. O'Reilly, Hampsen, O'Gorman, W. B. Kelly, W. Prendergast.

Bishop

D.D.,

Gibney,

—

J.

of the

work.

.

W.

AAOU

WrfUUVj

for the to be accomplished, good of in and for the good of religion Church, vast diocese of Perth. Here general in this it is in are such that the conditions of life the to work cumbent upon clergy and laity as all pious works their hardest, especially out from have to be undertaken and carried Your their foundations. very blessing, on this most Holy Father, is asked great

marvels of however, passages were, while the in which manner executive skill, were the more passages played expressive be too highly of. He was cahnot spoken In Miss Violet Pearce. accompanied by Miss Leonore "The Carnival" (Molloy) heard was Sutherland to.very great advan was characterised tage, and her rendition and correct vocaliby its great expression Mr.

iVl

the

of the

sation.

nlinmin

o Ul

Vi

about

Francik

execution.

at

of St. most Holy Father, the successor you will Our Peter. good and beloved Bishop tell how and what many magnificent you and works have are been accomplished,

was

"Souvenir Rose

ai

olnnn OIlCV/V

t'lit/

us from separates the we Eternal,

Pilgrim," fine

eye

was address; handsomely framed, over to the amidst handed Bishop with a token, applause, together prolonged

world.

heard to great advantage. fol R.A.M., by Herr Francik, five minutes the au lowed, and for about dience were enthralled by the delicious of melody which he drew from the strains The solo comprised two num instrument. and he voice, A violin solo

of

being given by the coming visit of our beloved Bishop, ad limina the of the whole on we, Apostolorum, part flock in this remote of the Catholic region, that' in union with you, asking approach salute you, our reverently pastor we may Church of Christ, the supreme head of the whole but the not only throughout here,

full

first voca chosen

view

The

Father

and under attendance, Bandmaster Bryan, opened

of

the

Con border

then

Holiness

or

been

in

a

unbounded Churches. The address fo1 lowing is

ad

musical

bird's

view

a

the to

assurance

in

were

to

a

was

river

of

well

was

programme audience.

Headquarter's

uniform,

list

Perth

a

of the be

must

of

Perth, the right, a and, a frontage, St. Patrick's of Frechurch, vignette it will be when In as mantle, completed. of the the the centre border, right and left, of the industries were colony symbolised of a miner and a respectively by vignettes The mitre and the crozier husbandman. and also on a shield a were introduced, of Ireland and the combined representation River Swan Settlement; figured by the the black The shamrock swan. harp and with here and was plentifully introduced, The there of ivy. chief colours a wreath the those made use of besides were gilding Roman and crim of the hierarchy, purple The in design and son. whole, both exe admirable work of art. formed an cution, with

an

it

the

centre

ship

audience

the efforts

but

ception. the base

the

side was Immaculate

same

of

In

to the Pope as a mark would it convey and which was respect deep love for with the entertained him., together

most in and filled agreeably evening, of the between intervals presentation and souvenir to the Bishop the addresses the

his

the

on

Cathedral

Australia,

"the

.and

corner

the

half

was

Zollner,

of

1

of other Catholic community and members denominations. had subsided Mr. When the applause another address, Haynes brought forward bound into book illuminated and form, he presented which to the Bishop, on be

a

with

greeted

was

lower

III

ouiucuuiu

Bishop

musical

excellent E.

a

colony, by all Bishop was

this

of

interests

the

burnings

the he

where bush," mission. Trappist with much received

Kimberley

open

the

education,

of religion of and the welfare allow us to Australia; present of our high esteem." this address as' a token a number of signatures. Here follow The address had been richly illuminated The was by Mr. T. I. Yourelle. lettering with ornate ornamental, highly capitals. The and border artistic a taste, displayed of emblems. choice particularly appropriate contain was a shield Above, in the centre, of the native ing the arms Bishop's county, with the cul na characters, legend in Irish tan. On the left side chiefly conspicuous a Celtic the was with cross, tracings characteristic of the work of early Irish In a a sketch designers. vignette of a- round tower and at the was given, cause

Western

reception.

"been prepared, of Mr.

cvu

the

later

"

it,

the

o4

A

couiiuabou

enthusiastic

An

tv,

Kimber-

termed

:

deeply

UUlUg

he

night for the with Lordship

His

spent

and

nity, That

that

there

been for 35 years He had now in and he landed had, since of his life the best years

father,

religion of the

relation was and His Lord amusement by the audience Bourke said Father" ship. Continuing, I will With now. your permission present and a small souvenir of our the address

others,

the time for fixed the eight o'clock, of the there commencement proceedings, the a vacant chair to be found, was hardly

400,

up

to

into

attrac

appearance.

like

went

on

endeavours.

At

ciulclluliULw

as

which and a diocese

and

hall

tour

or,

you

number

you

condition

the

through

a

ley district, wilds of the

if

The

a

months

"My

prettily

with

six

follows

the

of

hope

met

presenting

tne colony, in furthering

were

you

Father then humorously related for about had been absent Bishop

how

feet.

the

their

Rev. the

the

promenaders.

here

of

at

act of

.

respect £138).

while to

occasion

parlor to give the

combining

chairs

had

and

pieces

placed

Brothers

double

hall

plants,

Christian

in

the

for

members

Hall,

the

of

pot

his

the

occasion.

The to

prior

with

spaces

leaving

decorated

him

several

the

reached

room,

the

seated

interior

tive

and

of

were

pany

Dr.

present

Rome.'

end

upper

Lordship

and

esteem

and clergy accommodated

the

his

Perth,

Lordship

were

of

of

for

departure

of

homage to

who

to to know

regard ready I only

always

had

they

of purpose an address.

of any

addresses

is

have

for

to

presented

the

provided.

especially worth the have a treat.

well

wish

who you

them have

me

the atten The

with"

are

acceptable, though I cannot agree that are so deserved as they thoroughly know for me you say. My clergy best, The see me so they frequently. people me now and again. Whether only see I cannot too much of me But see say, they his priests if more than I any Bishop loves most

should

well he do, have behind

me

the

Forrest

had

as

united

1 have

he

would

—

come

before

most

united

I

me.

Parliament in W.A. we are a Parliament (for the parliament of the Church), though I without to cast say this attempting any the Ministers reflections upon present. There between is entire concord as myself leader of the and of as priesthood pastor the Church, and and if Sir John my priests, —

large Perth and district,

night leading' had as"

be

—

of

the

of

will

which on occasion the Diocese, and I in a less dilapidated

—

very

last

crowded

was

number

citizens

foy

Hall

journey

absence

with

as

said

pleasant

—

Town

a

a

effectively.

that

on

The The

have Your

are

you and

priests

promptly AND VALEDICTORY SENTATION.

will

you

and a safe return. greatly regretted,

.

DEPARTURE.

GIBNEY'S

hope that

—

DR.

REV.

RIGHT

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THE

(Laughter.)

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fact

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body behind go the

out priests

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duties.

and now

flattered I am

energetic,

was

I

but

tireless. One thing simply to say of them is great pleasure have that I never any complaints regard of them. receive innumer ing any They and able sick calls from calls, parishioners are

priests

me

gives

wno

aeurnnu

uu

sets

une

various upon to attend

priests but refuse matters, they never but them, although are they

few

in

ber

be

able

;

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this

say think

am

of

in

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fact

I

never

is

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public, But

flattery.

will

country

and

back.

but the

whether

it,

make

me

their

funds

wav

will

of

ask

them

can

sion

On

behalf

of

not

know

how

move

back

to and

to

hall, ceed.

to

the

It

for

the

sembled

con

hall

by compliment if

anyone stand up. under

greater

could

have

present

thinks

I think exuberance.

of

the

result

accept own

the mind

said

me

I

ever

of have

towards

paid

address

it I

though what

has

been

deserved.

to be

my

may which

that

done

that

J felt and

people,

have

duty at

perhaps should

I

500 not

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has

Bourke)

ducted

in

much

oa!

God, and

paid

East the

Siofdva

their for

work

with St.

Sf

JaIiti

I

their

actions.

able

am

Sisters

good have

to

pay come, The way.

have

their

paid

Dame des Missions in North Perth,

school receive may a

an

them

have where

education

the

as

from

the

the

gathering

for

walk

any

in

worits

x

aomit

might

I

wealthier done

man

them.

but

I

pro at

two

received

I would

not

have

the

girds that

the

I

"The

selection,

nuns

uone,

been I

had value

to cheques cared a button

them. What I want had not received and I appreciate the expression, genuine the which has prompted hearty feeling with these action of me presenting Nelson once However, said, cheques. to do his man England expects every and I Catholic to do duty," expect every hiswe have a strong may duty, so that in Western Australia. heart My society all I centred in and soul and possess are the and have and I, seen the Perth colony,, For a colony's adv,ncement;with'"dOlight. time7 we 'fell but under long reproach, and is now no one advancing, everything at the fact than I am, be is more pleased been in .the,' of those who cause I have van

F.

and Smith

on

There

were

programme,

but

Mr.

W.at.ch/' the

noise

of

the

room,

across

people in

talking

order

to

be

and

programme,

.Anthem, ceedings

to

for

an

fully

still

shaking

and

his

few

a

a

the

bars

hour

after

hands,

the

National the pro

brought

nominally close—not

Headquarters of

actually, though, His was Lordship

with

his

well-wishers

flock.-

NEWS.

"

on.

Mr.

Havnes

has

inferred

.

'

.

'

that

it

dation.

has

been

Up till

done two

years

on

my

recommen--

ago all the

other

from were far away me j, Bishops I was a bush Bishop, and had no associate. the I then to Council Plenary suggested be divided, that the diocese had: and>:they in with the But what fallen suggestion. Catholic was of the unique in the history

Australian

National Library of Australia

the

monstrance

of

op

ture

for

fixed

Lordship's had been for Friday when

noon, leave

Elsewhere

he

with

-Kelly,

-back

The

side, the

is

Bunbury.

tion, June.

fully The

been

let

contract

to Mr.

for

of

end

plumbing

for

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by

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decided of

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in placing memories

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quite sympathisers

tions, movement

up in have

to

the

to

and

14held in Perth on April with the mem co-operate

Irish

race

on

record

of

i00 years

the

in

noble

other

colonies

respect

for

the-

of patriots to force to

who-

the

our

band

had to resort ago from annihilation.

race

In the

struggle they sustained of their country, and though flame" a living they kindled be which cannot extinguished for which justice they suffered

of

differ

methods

of

whose

society. heart

was

present

the

temperance, nience

for

himself

to he

tion must

but

;

received

have the

on

is

sacrifice Father

large and

in

the

and G. of

cause

at

him

recompensed had

made occupied the

to

O'Dee chair, present. the meeting declaring open, and, after the aims and briefly explained League's The programme, was then objects. prowitn. tne interval Mr. ceeded Inuring delivered an Throssell eminently practical and the address on expressed Temperance, him to welcome the it pleasure gave of

the

Cross of that

among

Northam.

Temper

upon conferred on how much He coun

life.

earnest that in

leave

or

Heart

donations

ron, 10s.,

Hill.

;

Mr.

5s.;

Mr.

P.

Russell,

Mr. O'Connell 5s.; R. Taylor, Mr. 3s. ;

Is.

Total

£5

the

Rose

in

J. F.

evil

that

hope

no

recognising days land."

native

Hon

LL.B.,

Treas.

Hay

314

Sec.,

Perth.

street,

Government

Notices.

GOVERNMENT

CONTRACTORS..

i

TO On

the 1st May Con— next, make be required to the declaration prescribed by the "Workmen'son. Lien before Act, 1897, any payments account be made. of their contracts can and

after

will

order,

M.E.JULL; Under

for

FOR

PUBLIC

TENDERS For

Public

Secretary

further

information

Works.

WORKS. Government'

see

Gazette.

>.

Tenders will below

The tions

of

future and asis Celebrations a

DUFF, Chairman. P. DOHENY, Hon.

LYHANE,

C.

and

their

;

;

Is.

Centenary

dark

J.

donafollowing have been G. of received Mr. St. John God, £2 Subiaco. Randell, M.L.C,, H. Mr. W. James, Mr. Mr. H. Williams, £1 Is £2 M.L.A.; £1 Is. F. Townsend .£1 Is. Mrs. Kelly, Hospital

of

at

solicited,

hand, we earnestly be lost, in worthily services of the men who

By

10s.; Boswell, 5s. Mr. Kelly, junr., Franklin, Mr. 5s.; J. Noonan, A. Mr. 5s.; (promised) A 2s O'Brien, Friend,

10s.; ;

upon are

at will

tractors

Mrs. Bar-

:

Mr. W. 5s. Burke, Mr. sen., 5s.; Franklin, Mrs.

close time

decided

subscriptions

To right

Mrs. .£1 Mr. H. Hannah, 10s.; Mr. D. Sweeney,

Murphy,

Church, Highgte

be

may

meeting, the date

it

Easter Sacred

that

"

to be in pledge and alone altogether, their principles they propagating should not Rather than be bigoted. go about the about benefits people telling of temperance let them give practical for 25 He had been an abstainer example. had and his experience been that years, the greatest enemies to temperance reform the were temperance people themselves. Ho wished the League a long and useful do he could to and career, anything he asked them further interests but to its him. command selled

of '98.

and

on

they

in theSome of those who participated found their last Rebellion resting place in and it is proposed to erect a. Australia, monument over in Sydney.. their remains For this and for other purpose, any object

the

He dwelt

temperance

and families, of it made the fight those who took the men

young easier

the

the

.

of their the purity motives, to their heroism and when driven bravery of all loversrevolt have the won approval of nationality. We of justice regardless to Austratherefore, confidently appeal, lians of Irish or and to birth parentage, the carried those who favour on, struggle other under, methods, by thehappily practical present Irish Party, to show their heroic efforts of theof the appreciation men

be

from

un

honour

but

employed,

great -inconve the hearty recep the hall entering

than he

more

the

gratifying president Hon. The

may

save-

an

unsuccessful patriotism. the until is conceded.

"

Many

attrac

temperance

reverend

Throssell,

the

Northam.

and

force, been

members

in

of counter the

with

rolled must

attendance encouraging

League -

number

a

of

BEST.

Commemoration.

meeting

a

was

bers

the

conditions for its happily Adver (says the

tiser) launched

Cross

the-

use

countrymen

that

the

blessings

F. A. B. Kidson, Crowder, M.L.C., M.L.C., Z. Lane, J. S Bennett; M.L.C. ;E.X Pretty', A. K. Money, A. W. Hughes, Rev. G. E. Rev. D. F. W. Kench, Ross, Row'e, Rev. V.G. Right Rev. Very Rev. Father Bourke, Rev. Dean Goldsmith, Bishop Riley, Yery J J. D. Dr. Connor, White, O'Connor, J. W. Moorehead, Horgan, H. D. Homes, A. H. Christie, Salmon, W. H. J. Thomas, H. R. England, G. B. Percy, W. Patterson. To the exertions ladies of the committee, due in we may add, were great part the success of Wednesday evening's meeting at the The refreshment Town Hall. room, alone for whose bountiful supply they were infinite of did them itself accountable, credit: Committee acknow The general ledge their indebtedness.

still

Fellow SYMPATHISERS.

has

Mr.

is

B.

&

their

augur future

Cross.

the

Albany

China

weapon.

equal

ance

of give a report made to the Bishop at the the presentation Hall On Town on Wednesday evening. of the Thursday at noon, on the invitation a Mayor 'and City Councillors, large meet of all classes of citizens, ing, representative in the to take assembled Mayor's parlour, his and farewell of Lordship, give him a send off. The cordial Mayor occupied the When the usual toasts chair. had loyal his been duly honoured, Worship pro he health of Rev. Dr. the Right posed and in felicitous terms wished his Gibney, bon voyage, and a safe and speedy Lordship return. The Bishop made an appropriate in and turn, feeling reply, afterwards, health of the Mayor and the the proposing of Council. the names City Among invited were the the follow guests Letters of had been re ing. apology who from the were ceived judges, courts of the detained by the business of The Perth, Mayor and Councillors the Hon. Messrs. Sir John Forrest, Right F. H. Piesse, Geo. Throssell, M.L.A., M.L.C., H. B. Lefroy, R. W. Pennefather, M.L.A., Sir Alex. Justice James, M.L.A., Onslow, Sir Justice Hensman, George Shenton, Sir J. G. Lee-Steere, M.L.A., M.L.C., J. W. Hackett, Q.C., M.L.C., Sept. Burt, W. G. J. Randell, M.L.C., George, M.L.A., W,.H. James, M.L. A., Geo. Leake, Com. MIL. A., -Col. Wilson, Capt. Campbell M. E. R.::C. G. S. Phillips, Jull, Clifton, O: P. Staples, A. Thomson, H. G Princip, H. R. S. Haynes, M.L.C., Spencer, M.L.C., N. K. Ewing, R. A. Sholl, M.L.A., M.L.A., F. F. C. Monger, Illingworth, M.L.A.,

of a

as

'98

Bunbury. Under

200'

weighs

1,575,000,000. every year and beer, cider, alcohol.

arrow

ARE

of

plastering Perth, and

of

Mooney,

tenderer

successful Hosking,

the

by

train

passenger

consumes

and

B.

that expected will building month ready next partial occupa

completed

Hill

Rev.

Right

new

for and

Brown

50s.;

in The Apothecaries Establishments, FrePerth, and High-street, Hay-street, the most are elegantmantle, admittedly Pharamacies in the colony.

is

the be

Mercy,

oe

finally after

we

bow

the

It Convent

depar

would

France

level, of the of the

each

on

the

average

gallpns of wine, Backwoodsmen

elsewhere leaves. ivy

with, "

and

sides, shamrock

a

tracery

:

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heart-

a

Hills,

tons.

whose

which

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for

gold, is

at a lower centre, At the foot work the face on.

old gold. in raised

societies

.

it

18-carat

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6d.;

rtaval/f. VIWIIVIVI

and deepest respect from of the Children gratitude Mary and the of St. Joseph's School." The Children both in design and cross execution, an 'is, art. exquisite sample of the goldsmith's W.

—

I

that on a J am. now going pleasure trip, I am but that I deny, going to present to his the of the Holiness Pope my report I should of my diocese. have gone affairs I obtained in 1896, but a and dispensation Then I was to have in did not go. gone to go. was unable 1897, but I fell sick and I hope to be able to add Now I must go. little to the which I cheques have a with them ob and received to-night, in further some assistance .ex tain work of in the the Church tending It has this now been dividedcolony. and I am pleased to into two dioceses, say

Ap

centre

adoring angel. following inscription

League

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is

belned

a

.to

Perth,

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w

gold,

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of

and

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established nave

with

was

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express.

way. of

and

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do

this;

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shake

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mind

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perhaps to-day But

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than also

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and training

it more effectually ferring of who Loretto, are

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of

that

of

DIOCESAN

shine they will by their good work. Their the of schools are under patronage in and their hearts are the Sacred Heart, If a education be the right high place. of no order I know desired capable of con

night,

stage the

end

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their

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of Notre

not

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arranged

sang .two

want The

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unless

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programme should file out

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and

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