The Record Newspaper 19 August 1899

9

OUR

S T 0

HER

R Y

THE

.

CONVERSION. ( From

Catholic

"

SECTIONAL

This

and

Ernest

gone she and her heart was him. against was

whither, bitterness to

hard

find

forgetfulness,

any permanent "

have

I

tears

weep

BEST

of

Implement

knew

not

filled

with

the

want

RICHD.

kind

its

tones

chanted

the

Best

Wl.Li.IAM

write

they

the

on

& Co.,

&

showing

with

the

&

CO.,

STEAM Head

Office

relief.

Branches

CEDAR, DOOR

MERCHANTS,

JOINERY

WORKS.

LORD

:

BALTIC

KAURI,

and

love

and

all

love

and

ARCHITRAVES,

to

the

last

of

our

Heart, below, This

mercy!"

the had put and work, examshe was at a distance standing The mother it critically. ining to her side came prioress up gently evening

touches

her

to

" and said softly What must the reality

SHELVING,

IRON

were

Clare

IN

ALL

etc.,

etc.

beautiful.

is

It

:

FLOORING,

GALVANISED

to

written

inscription

is

It

One

KALGOORLIE.

DEALS,

MATCHBOARD, SASHES, MOULDINGS, SKIRTINGS,

left

length figure Divine His

all

finishing

PERTH.

STREET,

FREMANTLE

:

is

"

IRON

if

mercy." to Clare felt was be, her masterpiece, her whole soul into the and she threw under her hands work. As it grew She was she loved it. irresistibly towards and the words drawn it, to beneath it which she was paint to her mind. recurred constantly It

LIMITED,

TIMBER

full

a

Lord "

I't-.KTH.

WOOD,

of

which

the pictures she walls

the

that

least

at

true,

was, assiduously well founded.

so

practised

not

us,

STKEhT,

COOMBE,

gentle divine

for bene she remained too, so and at last was impressed and deep the evident with sincerity nuns that she' admit devotion of the which that this religion ted to herself

adorn

PURSER

128

to live she for," nothing out sometimes, and then her brushes dash down and hot and vexatious.

would cry she would

plaintive

Among

You

She tried solace in her work, but had her moments of she could not obtain

she

though

in

diction,

Clare

mouth. She had every one's on been congratulated her extraordin until tried of she was ary success Her about it. hearing youth and in combination with her beauty, were discussed in the talent, freely but praise or adverse public press, were criticism alike thrown away her. She felt that all was upon vanity one and affliction of spirit, and to no could she turn for comfort. was

to

nuns

Often,

& SEEDER

PROVE

CAN

be the

the

Market.

Academy Exhibition Wynne's name

Royal

over, in

Machine

whilst

office.

Fireside.)

Concluded.

The

STEEL

ALL

CULTIVATOR WE

was

"

(JIANT

thought,

be ?"

The reality 1 Clare gave a start. a some Yes, surely there was reality more was than there where surely which the emptiness and weariness at times weighed upon heir so heavily.

SIZES

—

"

He

sav

to

am

quite

"

of it," He will

this

during

turned out and Ernest

of

some

thought.

of heard Poor Ernest

Two

had

into

years

that

see

who

as

it,

she.

the

nuns was

and

the

the

280,

(C/o

107

MONSTER

somewhat

was

COOLGARDIE

10,000

at

at

5,

5,

LIST: August

Coolgardie,

run

METROPOLITAN-

CAULFIELD

CUP, 5,000

CANNING

CUP,

10,000

ANNIVERSARY PERTH

25,000 at

CUP,

MELBOURNE

a

STAKES,

at

19tli.

CUP,

50,000

run

Caulfield,

at

5,

run

Flemington,

5,

run

at

run

5,

HANDICAP,

7th

Canning, Boxing Day, 25,000 at 5, run January at

1st,

1900.

January

26th.

Bank

January

Perth, at

5,

run

of New

South

26th,

26th,

1900.

could see the gray spire of the above the circle chapel rising of trees which hid the rest of the con from sight, and she ventual building a soothing calm to feel stealing began her wearied soul. upon In the space of a week she became at home with the nuns, wonderfully sent to of whom were some her, their recreation hour, during especially her. When to talk with and entertain she would take a the waned

Free

CLARKE

She

OPTICIANS

for

Sight-Testing

and

railed

off

the

in

sit

from

the

small-

sanctuary and, pretending into deep trains '

read,

of

externs,

-would

fall

-

use

and

Ironmongers &

BUILDERS'

GENERAL

REQUISITES,

National Library of Australia

ROLLED

the to

Agents

for

John

of

Merryweather

&

Danks Sons',

Importers,

.351

fully,

and

by

many,

GALVANISED STEEL

TUBES

GIRDERS

(All

Ernest

Perth.

Street, &

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS, Sizes),'

Melbeurne & Son, Ltd.,' London, Fire Brigade Appliances.

;

burst into tears, be led before the on down sinking some

one

God,

if

believe."

to

remarked sentiment there

be

is

a

considered

one, was

very —

spite

echoed potent Ernest

Ward."

FITTINGS &

the "

nearly

Hay

BRASS

to

'

STUBBS,

IRONMONGERY,

—

day.

read the news. He was in he saw was and the paper a month old. Without losing

day he England.

&

had

However,"

factor

Perth.

Arcade,

DRAKE

chapel for

"

a

i

light

Royal

who herself

Where, as she prayed before: "Oh prayed be a God, help me to

Africa,

8.

me

too."

believe,

all."

of the

MAKERS,

SPECTACLE

AND

to

me

mm.

the weeks later artistic Not many was Of world all astir with the news " to Rome." Miss Wynne's going over her Knowing as they all did what the order was were, surprise opinions

Wales.

KNAPP,

&

—

believe

em-

How

subjection.

1900.

convent

book

are Deueve in you you Oh, do help nothing.

:

of the And there in the still shadow with only the light of the sanctuary, little crimson lamp shining upon her, head in very she bowed her beautiful

1899.

trees

;

"

happy

has there

September.

November. December

25,000

Reference,

Ranchvick,

run

5,

tones

piteous

tabernacle, her knees,

October.

5,

HANDICAP,

ANNIVERSARY

at

25,000

clasping

close

a

said

Clare, suffered

August.

Menzies,

run

in

in

nun

bracej

Him

-

CUP,

GREAT

run

that

PRIZE

CUP, 10,000

MENZIES

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

and,

suddenly

" He will Dear child, help you He is all Himself. love and mercy," " Come here and tell said the nun.

CHARLES).

J.

turned

wondering

help

TATTERSALL'S

1

towards the close of autumn, a and hedges displayed wealth of crimsoning foliage glorious which as she neared the convent, lay the distance from a at some town, bell the sweet-toned upon rang out air— it was the compline peaceful told. she was bell, It

A.

W.

had

would she forget the im contact with which her first and convent made upon her.

pression

She

TO.

T

few in Devonshire would months' sojourn so the do her she accepted good, commission. Never

ATTENDED

Perth,

I

time that she her best work,

thought

health,

Specialty.

PROMPTLY

Telephone

a letter from a distinguished ceived nobleman Catholic asking her to un the work of the dertake painting walls of a convent chapel with certain subjects which he would choose.

Clare, down in

ORDERS

would

winged their way one day Clare re

when

eternity

COUNTRY

a

of him."

independent

was

It

hear

will herself.

she

Timber

Building

'

-

resume Then her again she would a feverish She work with energy. was determined that her fame should of the globe. spread to all quarters

Alston's

Windmill.

Telephone

358.

started

on

his

return

to

him For Clare had given up. months she had heard of nothing he was to him. She thought lost an immense relief to her, but it was her to think that some day he would know of her newly-found happiness.. One day she had been out, and on found a small parcel direct returning set all the ed to her in a hand that wildl pulses of her heart throbbing

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With

opened

fingers

she

dropped

out

trembling

eager

Something

it.

in

THE

things,

and rolled

upon the ground. and It was her engagement ring, she found Ernest's in the covering this card. She did not send it back time.

!"

dearest

.

My

Clare

That was all they said, for words A picture of the would not come. a prominent Sacred Heart occupies of Mr. Ernest in the house position and his artist Ward wife.

Woodville (From The

a

Notes. Correspondent.)

good works

have

of

developed

and

of

some

its

portant and

into

about

this

im

Board

has

now

an

in meetings of the Mr. same buildinar. J. T. Smith, Wanneroo is an active Road, the chairman of member and has the interests the him. The district before ever newly-ap I fancy, to is, a little new pointed secretary his overanxious to please work or, perhaps, but a few like more everybody, meetings the held last, one on Monday evening into him of instilling should have the effect what is required by the members. office,

also

Roads members

a

present bringing

in The

service event.

yeoman

Committee Board, did

Progress

a

now

can

A petition Commonwealth and

their

hold

in

connection with the being largely signed, to the presented "powers that it be referred to the

Bill

will

is

be duly that be asking people. A beautiful site here has been reserved for Catholic church purposes by Bishop Catholics and I understand if the Gibney, to work themselves, they go properly should have a sacred edifice worthy of the district erected at an early date.

.

"

The

drawback

of

great controlled boundary.

one

in

this

Munro,

Mr.

"

member, filth."

North'

a

down

a

Yet,

are

making the

shifted

to

Oldham,

M.L.A.,

not

persevering

ix

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I.

ins

iu

is

allowed

month.

no

practical

whole

concern

Health thus

matter, tuts

in

con

Board of Board,

manner

—

Within

a

gentlemen three

across

from here close distance while out on an excursion different of stone seams

and neigbouring hill, a man wisely sending lode.

Cheap stone

at

the

Roads

out

to

for

road

hand would and I hope the

be a Board

warded

prompt

their

for

some

are

this close

gold

action

in

mine,

amply

Wanneroo

using

to know that pleased going to be done to it having been appointed

Board

W.A.

with

will

be

temporary

work

is

committee

a

special by the North object in vieiv.

this

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their

made length and threw off

in ways, woeful the mask

were

better

skilled

than

in

commenced

is till It 1835. their efforts through 20 was within years the whole island cannibalism Christian, practically no and fewer abolished, being than natives reck 120,000 being oned the Church attend among ants. There some dis are, however, facts which go far to prove agreeable that the lotu adopted by the natives was rather a veneerfor paganism than a sincere conversion. since Even became a British of Fiji colony some

mally

boast

that,

Jubilee celebration was population given at

'

I auc

K

T

kjkj

v

01

wiiiciit

111

youaua

1885,

in O

a

Wesleyan

i

e-

reports whilst

number as 99,000, he reckons the Catholics at only 2,000. the Statesman's However, Year Book just referred to sufficiently refutes the latter of his state part total

as

returns)

The ported

Wesleyans? I am of statistics, I speaking here refer to another statement which he had of Mr. Langham, on

As

may

laid stress. repeatedly very special The European he Wesleyan clergy, were but a handful says, compared band of Catholic with the numerous and yet they have ob missionaries, tained the grandest results. Now, it the is true that quite European Wesleyan preachers are few, but that the truth, is of for only part they of natives, employ a whole army as of whom rank missionaries. several The Rev. James Calvert, Wesleyan

aevotea

3200

the statistical gives " The day present sion establishment," :

11

native

ministers,

well

as

etc.,

as

Wairiki Solevu 100.

native nuns. a school there was schools were wellattended there

schools

160

the the

pronounced Catholic

at

were

Cawari 100, at At the close of

scholastic year who presided at prizes, of the

Sisters At each

European

station

instance,

a

the at

children, 70, the

at

Justice,

distribution

singular as

Rewa

preceding

Chief

schools,

70 1077 and to

of array indeed. just

re

:

There were seven then Marist Brothers engaged in teaching, besides There 140 native teachers.

for

contrast

com

statis gives the following Catholic mission tics "The Roman 28 180 has European ministers, and 24 European native teachers,

religion.

seventeen

"

63 catechists, local preachers, In

the

Mis

to

ferred

The number

missionary and these

it says, missionaries,

huge army

Sisters."

and

at

the Catholic missionaries is but scanty Year Boole The Statesman's

announce 1898, made the public that the education of the Fijians was in the hands of the Wes entirely mission." Here we have a leyan definite statement, but it is one which can be shown to be quite in easily consistent with the facts of the case. The Bishop of Fiji, the Right Rev. Dr. when Vidal, passing through Sydney, in 1896 gave to the press a report of the Catholic in Mission, which he says that the 29 resident all members of the missionaries, of Mary, are assisted Society by a of catechists in teach large number

23

2042

returns

Wesleyan

class-leaders."

18,

also

European

prise

ment

were

in

and 2610 catechumens, such an school-teachers." Assuredly each has of agents, of whom army must be his respective supposed pay, to a accomplish great deal in staying of the Catholic the progress mission. Year Boole The Statesman's for 1899

this

9,325.

writing,

wno

ciass-ieaaers,

the

struct

4684

Rev. Mr. Langham, as re in the Sydney press on April

ing reading,

settled

:

teachers,

for the it ment, number of gives Catholics in 1897 (the latest available official

here

V

xoyi

Society

have

to

us of the convent, the ladies among who devote time, energy, learning, delicate attention and the most to of their It is the education girls. the that Catholic in evident to me are fortunate habitants exceedingly schools and teachers in having such for their children. I wish these schools the success is due to the care all that that and attention is abundantly be I will stowed upon them." only add that to this the complete picture Year Boole for Statesman's 1899 gives " the details One following Fijian schools hundred and thirty-six are conducted Catholic by the Roman the number of day scholars Mission, The Roman being T705 in 1897. Catholic mission also maintains three schools for Europeans, at which 138 children instruction received during These mission schools receive 1897. no What then becomes State aid. of the statement that Fijian education was in of the hands the entirely

:

110,000.

A

their

2,

the Gospel." preaching The first missionaries Wesleyan mis landed in Fiji in 1822, but the to does not have for sion appear

Wesleyan the

Sisters

in Fiji for many years, in missionary a narrative on of the work carried in soon after those islands, published his demise in 1892, gives the number " With of Wesleyan agents only he writes, nine white missionaries," " we have preachers. 301 1 native are of these ordained Sixty-five fully to the work of the ministry." He " there adds that besides are these,

;

tralian

in

murdered survivors

paganism. The gradual of the popula decay tion under the regime of the Wesleyan cannot be missionaries questioned. One island which a became mission had in former times 2,000 stronghold natives it has at present scarcely 200. The missionaries in 1840 reckon ed the Fijian at 200,000. population In 1870, in the official Wesleyan re the number of natives was port, at estimated at the 150,000. Later,

;

a

completely." (Vol. Three other missionaries

200.)

the tribes have indulged in cannibal ism. a It is not long ago that tribe refused to pay the cotton-tax, and good Wesleyans though they claimed to be, they killed and ate the Euro who ventured pean collectors amongst them. Thomas known Julian (best under the name of by his writings " The Vagabond ") tells of the deal chief Maafu with ings of the high " the native minister, a man of great who became convinced, after fervour, much study of the Scriptures, that he was a saint, and that angelic powers were conferred him." A British upon an Blue Book as late as 1886 gives account of the fanatic Navosavakadua, who sought, without renouncing to revive all the old Wesleyanism, In the of Paganism. words orgies " of the Royal Commission, he com out of old pounded a new religion stories." Fijian myths and Biblical Thousands round him, and gathered it was he and more than only when a hundred of his followers were shot down that the new lotu col One of the last sets of Sir lapsed. as was to Governor John Thurston crush a somewhat similar at attempt 'the. revival of cannibalism and

the whole native as ports; population The Statesman's Year 104,862. Book for 1899 gives the latest official estimate as Thus in half a 99,773. the population has dwindled century to one half. As regards the number from or their Wesleyan adherents, estimate of 120, ood, they had iginal been reduced in 1870 to 105,000 in of the Aus 1895, the secretary July,

that arose. quarrels The took in New refuge to South Wales, devoting themselves Dr. Rev. pastoral pursuits. Lang " Mission their completes history " he says, who had been sent aries," of the British forth with the prayers and the benediction of the public to con London Missionary Society, vert the heathen in the numerous were isles of the at length Pacific, stars found converted themselves into or of the fourth fifth in magnitude, the 'constellations Aries and Taurus or, in other words, in the sheep and of New South Wales." cattle market that The these first only memorial missionaries left after them in Fiji It was a forge. was the probably in which most of emblem of the craft

their

Balsam

to

he

proficiency, of Christianity

them Coughs.

—

xu

was

;

being He Baun's

Hay-street,

Buildings,

Perth

—

Roads

road

—

people

—

The

he

a

:

re

acting

the report.

upon

uauvca

disposition

which

were

Board

veritable will be

111c

Tr

f n avmpaltran lugiuocivco

In the words natives. of the Rev. Dr. Brown in " History of the " Protestant he Missions," mingled with the heathen, showing a strong

on

purposes

fn»af«

pagan

page

prospect

Fiji,

British

a

is

found, murdered in hut which he had made honie. his Another of the party named an infi Vason avowed himself and del identified himself with the

came an

with

begin

it

few weeks the native

the means give them be blotted plague spot will out from its present in fact even position— without a Board of Health in this go-ahead be it should not tolerated, even at century better at the sacrifice of a loss of money time than the loss of who have any people times hard enough to meet without placing this extra that must saturate dose of smells the air with its vileness. a

will

"

iycu

huu way, month go on make Parliament

this

whereby

.

atram

to

not

Why

in

Mr. does

owii

voice your Mr. Oldham with the formation of a the for newly-constituted

nection

and

J

10

with

and

—

uutis

riug

the

iniquity

regions. somehow or other enough in the

thing

after

is

remote

more

j

ue

su,

whole,

here

of

having

we

in

t.

den

right

headway

seem

out

by the City Council It is in the language Perth 'Roads Board

site

sanitary and

I

because

!"

Missions.

Protestant

on

not only more colony, with Australian connected closely interests than the other island groups of the Pacific, but also because it is a where mission-field of the many Weslevan preachers have made their and in which our Protestant fortunes, An An friends take special pride. of writing glican clergyman in 1896, " the Fijian mission in Parts of the " declared it to be the Pacific," of kind Christ noblest work the that The endom had ever witnessed." " in his Primer of Rev. Mr. Lovett, Modern Missions (London, 1896), " it one of the most impressive styles the evil heart of man triumphs over to be found in all its long and marvel lous annals." Rev. Mr. Dennis pre " sents as an of what it exanlble God's grace has accomplished among us." And at a missionary meeting a in few held here Sydney only a months 1899), ago (March, those Wesleyan clergyman gave " The missions unstinted praise: he "was mission," said, Fijian one of the Christian of the grandest wfere era. not sur-, Its triumphs the mission in passed any by or either in the present past world, am centuries." I then, Surely, jus tified in taking the Fijian mission as a test case. The history of the first to Protestant attempts evangelize the Fijians In told. may be briefly the year 1797 the famous missionary and ship Duff landed eleven English missionaries on one of the Scottish islands. had the ship taken Scarcely its when one of the party departure, soon and very began to prevaricate, he scandal by his open immorality ised not only his white but friends,

,

Ernest

"

Eminence

.

His

.

"

welbknown step, of its former heard coming up to

other been ex the good

is

must be a to the parents

a

some

.

perhaps was confidence, her studio.

.

day

next

the

Among have

with impressed us being done among by I think and Brothers. it of great comfort subject

ceedingly work that

ATTACKSON THE CARDINAL

.

The minus

Times. Fiji he said:. "I

the

of

eulogy reported

;

also boast of the of churches and other re edifices which have they

Wesleyan

ligious

erected throughout Rev. Mr. Calvert there

were

"

1322

the Fijian

islands. that in 1891 and other chapels

states

" The States 1899 gives the " and 339 972 churches other "in all 1311. It preaching places, is to be remarked, that the however, of the edifice is not quality always such as a spirit of religion would House of A God. suggest for the to the islands visitor in 1897 reports that churches many of the Wesleyan are mere to native but huts,

preaching man's Year as number

places."

Book"

for

constructed that even the wretchedly would not use natives them for The marketable value of dwellings. not these so-called churches would be more than each. The sixpence natives of late years have begun to amount that the complain large which they contribute for religion is all and the missionaries spent on and and their wives children, that much of it goes abroad. The con tributions of the Wesleyan natives to fund alone the Mission in six

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years,

in

ending near

They

-£"25,000. has been

very ask what

amounted

1896,

Christians

to

well

may

in

this done with all on natives The Catholic to con hancf are asked and that little tribute but little, of the ornament is all for spent of the people, and the benefit religion held some At an assembly of chiefs, was thus time complaint ago, this " does it How forcibly expressed we have such poor happen that we who our churches for religion ministers so much to our -give who give nothing while the Catholics, to their have magnificent priests, On and bells." churches with turrets

,

, i

:

as

"

—

provincial islands,

Roko,

Wesleyan

a

from the governor the Archipelago,

of

to occasion pronounce " is not the Our religion of money the religion of is the religion ligion

eastern

true

almost

took verdict

his

;

or

one

the the

it

;

true

is re

Catholic I

I

Wesleyan

missionary will however, cite, witnesses that thus

I

Fiji.

Protestant

'

concerned, in

toil

only there

I

of religious bias be no suspicion may that are made. Mr. in the statements in his " Fiji in Britton, 1870" (pub an in in lished Melbourne), gives to these visit account of his teresting

that

lotu-

j

|

|

is

the

"

religion.'

:

;

"

the missionary teachings little have made Fijians very ex and politically, progress, socially of of course the abandonment cepting horrors of heathen the worst outward Their &c. way ism, as cannibalism, in the vast of cases of living majority was as it in the heathen is as filthy as if in these times, and it seems of matters incapable they are almost the mission Nor can improvement. with to the future aries look forward see the much hope. Fijians They instead of better. becoming worse on the in Drunkenness is fearfully diseases the foul and crease,

1

Under

us that in point sionary fund, he tells " a he was of morality very heathen" of the and he relates King Thakom he had after that bau himself, long become a fervant Wesleyan he sugan reminded importunate gestively

white

man

ripe

banana.

was

as

presume

good

important missionary off a shot and carried to a native. The tribe

pig belonging converts deputed Wesleyan being to remonstrate with their preacher official him. He donned his best to the Ameri and proceeding dress, house set forth in a can's long har of the Crime. the enormity angue listened with The American respect and thanked the ful attention, exhortation. preacher for the forcible

stolen

rose

a

Cumming relates

her

service

in

Wesleyan "

:

Our

conquered

by

;

1

the

flesh

of

sweet

as

the

exclaiming are

nice

with delight and fat.'

O, but you

' :

"

"

in Canni Mr. Thomas, Julian bals and Convicts (London 1886), so that howit is that manyof explains to desire be em the Fijian natives in the ministry: Wesleyan ployed " of a native The position minister," " to be coveted he says, is one by his

Binner,

Wesleyan

a

large

their

The

in

profession

conversions

direct of to

in

as many things the by possessed power is chiefs. The native pastor always well fed, and has always the prettiest the fattest wife. The softest mat, was his and yam pork, the biggest females and prettiest the youngest He awaited him to do him honour." native pastors on the met one of those

fellows.

training-master,

of land, and a great Of the native islands." that con writes "their

It

gives

much

tracts

small he teachers duct has been many

"

contradiction, Christianity."

as

that

;

Wesleyan Chris

nominal. He of Biiretu instances who " in embraced but when at 'river Rewa, sailing magnificent Christianity, on a town rebelled in a double canoe, date the sleeping a subsequent style two native maidens Bau became .with couch, they, apostates against not forbear of peace make him. He could nor did the restoration fanning him on the back with the their them relinquish pagan religion, "smacking" to a of our visit advice given by a bullock-driver and they had at the time " the whole of Victoria You've in late Governor one of the finest temples old chap chiefs One of the you great got a very good billet, group." " few stick He gives the following there were to it.' assured him very were

merely the people

,

tianity

;

"

National Library of Australia

pronounces "I

judgment: most

the

of any

sect

am

fastidious

would secured;

were

of inquiry

in its report last year assign one as the main causes ed immorality in Fiji. of the decrease of population had at times Even the native chiefs of of this, and at one complained their Rokos or assemblies they raised their voices against it. When referred in the beginning of fact to this latter letters last year, in the public press the me of accused calumniating I was and yet Mission, Wesleyan for a fact vouched asserting merely by the Rev. Mr. Langham himself. Mr. Times published LangFiji ham's report on the Wesleyan services he refers at in 1884, in which Bau of a large number to " the expulsion of church members for immorality, an we to say evil which deeply regret

The

is

of

becoming

currence.

.

more

frequent

and is exerting

.

oc

such

the social a baneful influence upon of the many and religious life around, that

it

to

seems

done

have

we that until duty

shall

us

not

at public to the grow

our

has been directed has been and public ing evil, opinion We are thankful evoked against it. have that the chiefs themselves in their recent annual spoken strongly existence and council the against

tention

immorality, spread of this disgraceful of our and that some respectable their are also colonists expressing toleration." of its disapprobation be found in the This extract will of November Herald S11dne.11 Morning ,

1st,

1884.

To refer one to only of the religious know I do not abuses that prevail, can that be more painful anything we which read of than the accounts the desecration of the Blessed not the only among Eucharist, indeed sects in Fiji, but Protestants the man

the

Pacific.

already

visit

Pacific," to the

one

of the

missionary, so-called Mr. Rev.

of groups The clergy Anglican of to referred (" Parts his describes page 257),

all

throughout

the

Bishop at Bau, important Wesleyan

Bishop

was

Langham,

of Fiji a different Miss Gordon Cum in " At Home in Fiji," writes ing, " The elements used are Fijian bread, of arrowroot and cocoanut, generally and for wine the very weakest claret to give a and water, it being illegal to any native." drop of wine or spirits This abuse of the Sacramental rite, as to I hav,e is not confined said, Fiji. tells us of the course Rev. Mr. Ellis he pursued in his tour which through " Island We felt no the Pacific other

of

Fiji.

other well-known

no

parts

prevails.

:

:

he

" the in using says, baked or bread-fruit, pieces were in the proper placed of his He adds that some were the under clegymen

hesitation,"

vessel."

brother

"

the juice of the grape." In Islands the use of the Tahiti to have the bread-fruit been appears Protestant churches. in the general The native name for the bread-fruit veris mayore, and in the Protestant sibn of the Gospels in the Tahitian the sacred text is corrupted language, so as to their At the justify usage. the Re last supper there read) (we deemer " took mayore into his hands In Chain and blessed it, &c." Island, where the tree bread-fruit does not use the fruit of grow, the ministers the cocoa instead of bread, and the cocoanut instead of wine. In juice the Island of Rapa the Eucharist is with the a root administered Taro, of necessity of the cocoanut

substituting for

that

.

the turnip or resembling large potato. in her interesting work Mrs. David " on Funafuti (London 1899) tells us of the London Missionary Society manner of administering the Holy at she was which Communion, pre sent at that island: "The pastor of a rough in charge stood in front little table which had some kind of on with a soiled vessels covered it, sheet of once white calico. He ad dressed his flock then he briefly, raised the grimy cover, reverently me and revealed a sight which filled with horror, though one swift glance me round the assured congregation out saw of the that they nothing usual way on the table. The taro, which was to take the place of bread, was two soiled enamelled placed on the cocoa-nut which plates juice, took the place of wine, was in a brown lid and teapot with a broken crockery and the were the cups spout just beer common German glasses with In Tonga, their metal tops broken." water coloured with wine is barely that at the used. It is related solemn of the Eu Wesleyan administration at which charist in the Nukualofa, new King, George the Second, took he on receiving the bread part, put it in his pocket, and he dealt with the sum well- watered wing in a far more ;

;

mary

This than in

manner.

we should not however, in be surprised at these sacrilegious novations on the part of the Wesfor a few leyans and Independents, the head of the Anglican years ago at church Hongkong advocated the use of tea instead of wine, and the of Dr. Nelson, Anglican Bishop Hophouse, relates how he himself on one occasion in 1862 substituted plain water instead of wine. Any mission that desecrates the Blessed Eucharist, of everlasting which is the Sacrament cannot to a fail with it life, bring malediction instead of an abiding

Perhaps,

blessing. t

island

Wesleyan most stations

In

usage

"

con

for their salvation clad in European they not all of the latest cut ?" clothing I will only add that a commission sider

;

:

he

Levuka

that

persuaded missionaries

only a seeing regular verger a long stick who periodi from his knees and walked

:

at

favourable

the

our

a about resounding administering woman who was blow to any young he chose to not doubled up, at what the orthodox consider angle of de in front of the votion while right which was placed a bench, on pulpit all sat a row of the principal men, coats black and dressed in hideous to and who never pretended trousers, but the verger took care kneel at all his dis not to see them, and confined attentions to the women.!' ciplinarian feast at Vanua another mission At the fervent Levu she witnessed piety he " crept of an ex-cannibal convert close to. Mr. Langham (the celebrant), not as if he could refrain, and then, him he put out his hand and stroked and his lips, down the. thigh, licking

to

by Wesleyan

to

tendency

I

owns

the long enough yet for to the have been raised to allotted them honourable position native Of the Christianity."

pig.

Gordon

:

Christianised women

-

roasted of which

"

;

Dr. Berthold Seeman, who was to in his Commissioner in i860, Fiji Mission to "Account of a Government states that the the Fijian Islands," derived Wesleyan Missionary Society the from a revenue of ;£i 200 a year and that " Mr. sale of cocoanut oil,

to

an

had

station,

cally

|

the

that

a

us

of Christianity." on the profession an She amusing example of gives " of the the imperfect acquaintance new re with their native preachers at An settler American ligion.

laugh on disgust armed with

vice

creditor

converts

to

appears

sermon." In a accor cluding long at a chief's dance with Fijian usage a lordly interment, banquet followed " were devoured by the Pigs yalore numberless friends, sympathising to who had come pay the last tribute to the of affection and respect lamented teeth. But an unexpected of suddenly feeling disapprobation and solemnity of marred the peace to came the when it proceedings, that the be known partially-interred all his gentleman had not only killed own board, hogs to supply the liberal had robbed his but neighbours' near and too, far (page piggeries, same The writer adds that 236). " woman the inferior animal is still not been in Natives have Fiji.

deal

was

yet

European

It

...

at experience Balevu Vanua

and overcrowding in Fiji, yet appeared are the native decreasing." rapidly chiefs who was Of one of the native for the mis most active in collecting not

are

Miss

though

ha've

:

of highlyexpectant clamorous coloured and so reports, that the for a yearly tale of converts, their missionaries should rather direct to recruits than to train efforts collect

the

of European

or

the arts of teach " It She adds is subscribers to Mission

now the he added, But, pig is just down baked, so you will please sit a blessing on what God and invoke has sent. The preacher, swayed by for the irresistible love of all Fijians roast pork, bowed his head and recited the after which two long grace, the made a hearty meal on culprits

'Pope's Popei," of the The great bulk are he states, Wesleyan converts, Chris more nominal than nothing tians and he adds no

re

little

'

a

'

'

where

j

"

lic

life."

natural, Societies

Lakemba, I

he was, states, Christianty necessitated step," by political purely Some their obedience to. Thakombau. which succeeded in tribes freeing rethemselves from his authority Of the sumed their pagan practices. Catholic mis Wesleyan and Roman in he "the remarks, Fijians, sions, their own concise way, distinguish the Wes the two faiths by calling ' that the no lotu wai-wai,' is, leyan and the Roman Catho oily religion,' to

civilized

imparting

making

:

"

of the natives

conversion

The

islands.

to

to

.

soldiers. that these J

is

religion

j

the

as

j

far

so

j

of

is

Christianity

in

sult,

that proof re the main

in

j

might be said,

attempt'

no

in

months

entirely instruction,

ligious

:

missionaries-."

Much nominal

Ten

.

occasion

that

the Fiji Islands," Mrs. the wife of another Smythe, by to us tell Fiji, Royal Commissioner mis the Wesleyan (page 173) that in Fiji confine their efforts sionaries "

His house was on the summit of a hill, the bay. overlooking " At tea (thus runs the narrative) his reverence cakes made of gave me and dark cocoanuts, sugar juice, which me he uses he told together cocoa at with -milk the Sacrament bread nor wine in there being neither men's the in white land, except The Wesleyan Bishop ap towns." to have had a special rubric. pears

Sydney.

;

:

—

native

a

"

;

of belief assigned by a Browne recorded leading by " of the in his Missions," History The harmonizes with this account. asked the chief Wesleyan missionary truths. did he believe in the Christian He "True! is everything replied: comes true that from the white man's and and guns, muskets, country are and true, your religion powder must be true." chief,

of

sermon

teacher See what Christi Fijian we have a big anity has done for us and visit us, and ship to come bring us and beads. has cloth Mr. Brown a big house, and is a powerful chief; us then all this has has been given how is." good a thing Christianity who did An Anglican clergyman, in in Fiji, his work duty for a time " Pacific Parts of the (London referred states that to, already 1895), con even who were the high chiefs erroneous had very ideas of verted or Christian truth. Christian practice he One high chief, explained says, inas follows his belief the Trinity " to He had learned believe in One true God, who had two sons, by name Another the Holy Ghost and Christ." was so advanced chief very religious he resolved to have in' civilisation that a set of artificial teeth. He insisted, " on the old teeth however, having in buried with full ritual, religious

motive

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specimen

:

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as

the displayed upon and presided over,

by

charming

and

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inner

grammes to gratify Williams

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man

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business

circles

"

I was Formerly, Grose in conversation have undergone

by ancle,

through felt

Mr. I

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you

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trouble, the hip to

from This

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of and

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it

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acknowledgement

explain

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siiororAsf.irma

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as

that Mr. Julian has also taken a tone the Abbe likewise Bourrier, a contributor to the May Contemporary, account an giving of the condition of the Church in France, the and with somewhat after style, plainly the same motives as those of the late un Mr. how happy Pastor Chiniquy. Julian, is open to suspicion in the matter. ever, With

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quotes writers who be authorities only One of these seems dealt with to be refuted. been and has beneath passed over notice, who as such by Catholic were apologists with his standing and acquainted notoriety writer. We to as an anti-Catholic allude of the writer, Voces who, under the name Catholic® an article to the contributed the of From May number Contemporary. Mr. in him Julian a quotes a long extract

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writer

Catholic quotes

Julian

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religion

into

—

him

The

at variance? know that

sat

ever

and this

Saturday

the

dance

"

"

,

shows a good deal of indeed, in sympathy, or what, without for such. But might be taken

who

taste hear

not

a second edition afternoon, for the bun-struggle especial of the of the numerous benefit children, was and the held, tables were again filled, while once melodious and more warblers skilful instrumental artistes the delighted and well-fed complacent company.

#

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tea

On

Bodley,

Prince

a

The

of

following.

first to himself a Pope, and then to a conclave Cardinals, a Pope, of itself alone might bring his his into or intelligence, possibly sincerity, A peep at the cloven is too, question. foot, and in his otherwise here there apparent article. He for of Wil speaks, example, liam of the most Orange as enlightened

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was pleasant evening of the husband's of merit, while a fellow could either, the safely surround cakes and defy indi the wellAfter a gestion withal. feed, in at attended was Jack dance indulged Arms Williams' Miners' Hotel.

Altogether

spent. order

create elect

Mr.

outset the to At the very writer appears that not Catholic. an is display inspiration He of the dogma assigns to the definition in of Papal a place Infallibility secondary to in that importance assigned by him effect to the mental of the period, progress be its worth. He also makes what ever may somewhat allusion to the usurpa a light tion action of the Temporal Power an that

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as

—

with

accompaniments

singers'

vestigation, his constituting

—

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clear

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Catholic

;

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and

recited,

-

neverthe

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#

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whose

—

less, does his guide,

"

pre

,

"

observer"

"

throughout

is

possibly

able

is

the "

rather

or

writer, article

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Woolf

Davy

style.

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cure

which

had

Williams' authentic

pink and

been

performed It

pills.

struck

by

Dr."

me

as

I

true.

thereupon purchased and some Williams' took pink pills, them to directions. carefully according Before a long great change was apparent. The pains in my leg seemed and deadened, after ceased a while Of they altogether. this cessation of pain course did not come before I finished quite at once, but it came With five boxes. the of departure the I became sciatica and more stronger and I am active, to-day known as one of of

Dr.

the

most

Dr.

Williams'

active

in

men

my

profession.

cured after pink pills me medical had failed, and I have pescriptons hesitation no in whatever makinsr a to that straightforward statement effect. I think for rheumatism, they are invaluable Mr. sciatica, lumbago, and like ailments. Grose's of Dr. Williams' high opinion pink is shared who have pills by thousands been cured of paralysis, locomotor ataxia, bronchitis, pneumonia, consumption, typhoid fever, measles, nervous scrofula, ladies' and other prostration, ailments diseases in by Dr. Williams' pink pills; fact no medicine has a like record. They are stocked all and store chemists by Medicine keepers, and by the Dr. Williams' W. A. three Co., Perth, Price, shillings six boxes for sixteen and sixpence, per box free. See that box post every you buy the words seven Dr. Williams' years pink for in red ink on pills pale people printed the outside white Otherwise wrapper. have been defrauded, and have you pur will be perfectly chased a substitute which and Please be harmful. bear useless, may in mind. this

.

the limits of an article

to

seems

notice ordinarily

good

writer

—

a

—

month of

more

thought

"

;

—

—

.

Anti-Catholic Catholicism.

must The article which be looked as the upon of the piece cle resistance for the Austral Light

would be one that a Catholic would to Mr. be careful disown. is the of Bodley advocating appointment American All the best an friends Pope. of the the 'Italian Papacy outside ring' it which fences he says, "are round," the time has come it that when agreed would be for the interest of the highest Church to break the down tradition rigid of the last three centuries and a half which that of St. Peter's the occupant prescribes shall be an chair Italian." invariably This .is to all in the passage which Mr. Julian, tents and claims as his own. Mr. purposes, Bodley is very hot on the subject of having the and the Cardinalate Papacy wrested the predominance from of the Latin races and the Teutons and conferred on AngloSaxons. Mr. takes this Julian intelligent

is Gibbons. "There no one" who in ques calls Father, does truth that the Hcfly Spirit work into of the souls by a secret descent the He stirs them and that alike just by since unless this warnings and impulses, and were all outward defence the case authority would be unavailing." This, too, in passing, to have we remark seems may been the doctrine of Father Hecker in as We terpreted by Dr. Barry. quote again from the as ex Pope's letter. Moreover, monitions and im perience shows, these

Holy

—

TOPICS.

present

:

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lost me. We home to tell ma they had had a retriever dog called Tiney, and when to run they were going home Tiney started Good about and sniff. My brothers said, about hunt dog, find her," and Tiney ran ing and at last found me lying in the same where place they had laid me and Tiney woke me and which started barking I was, and brought my brothers to where had a ever since Grandma, I have always From tender for affection poor Tiney. E. Connie your loving grandchild,

Corner.

Children,'

—

else I anything of the the result is to awarded competition. prize and the -James Hughes, of Lonsdale;street, letters of the two competitors, youngest and are Sheridan Maudie Plunkett, Eva would The result commended. highly the letters of have had been different or Connie Hackett been Kathleen Bourke or of parent certified by the signature They were guardian. not and so werethe I feel that quite satisfied disqualified. and honest is a fair decision one, judge's and James Hughes on having congratulate X will best the the won publish prize. Before

tell

must

»

letters,

also

Maudie

Plunkett.

four and

-"

you The

those

of

—

Hackett.

Dear pointed tell our

then the

I I am you children, very pleased with did your best, and that feel certain you all best is creditable to every one of you. feel wee bit Some of you a disap may

they choir

but

pointed,

not

I

enough

to

won

was

welcome

gladly Just three

Victoria. letter

O'Donohue, Horsham, very pleased to get your

fancy,

as

you

I

have

colonies.

have

been

to

Mel

on

my

way

I

it

was

.alone.

will

I

letter

your

publish

by

Dear -this

last

is which schools at present.

tion

pass

answered know

do

not

well

fairly what

want and the

to

I at

must

if

make

up

me.

it

to

tell

.forgotten in .first prize months twelve father

at

for

Xinas.

you

advice

Grandma's

our

say

if

who

I last and

have in

us

boys

be

favour not

lose

last

Xrnas

11 years,

I

—

10

write

never

home.

to

months.)

to

W

with

good-bye, grandchild,

Eva

—

only I

Grandma,

love Sheridan.

8 years,

from

your

8 months.)

Adelaide.

Grandma,

Dear W.A.

Record

for the I will

best

that written

get

it,

1899.

16,

Mother

saw

in

were you letter.

giving

a

—

but

I

will

I do

not

for

it.

try just

midwiuter

the prize think Our and I

are over, holidays I have to go to school next Monday. little named Kathleen, she is too one sister, to go to school. young My uncle Jack has

have

to

Alice place called Charlotte place called

gone

up at a home

was

sent

emu's

some

Your

weapons. Plunkett.

He He

Springs.

a

waters. and

eggs

loving

grandchild,

(Aged

8 years

—

My Dear

Grandma,

time

I

have

.have

written

Cardinal

Moran

written

ever

the

is

to

would before the little

story

I read

for in

the Peri." the stories always likes class The seventh Corner." that at our school are learning lovely girls for of Repentance," ex The Tear piece, all for We are working hard amination. will be next 1 which month. our exam., dear to like Grandma would please you I for that me might say a little prayer class. I am in the fourth pass in my class. I said that Hail Mary all through special I think I Lent that asked me to say. you that X have told before three have you is a One of them brothers and six sisters. of Mercy, There in the Convent Perth. nun about 25 children school. are going to our these We play tennis cold days now. My I think brother Paddy has been ploughing, and

"

Paradise mother, ""Grandma's

it

she

my

"

finish he will to-morrow. dear little lambs out must

close

now

dear

from

your

loving

have

We

some

I the paddock. with love Grandma, Kathleen grandchild, in

—

Bourke.

(Aged

10

1

years,

month.)

Gingin. July 26, 1899. Bear

Grandma, Seeing book for the a nice I competition,

offering the

to

tell yon I was a we

Tree tree After

a

Now

you. little

story

baby my

ma

about

you letter

best

I

sent

were

in

determined

letter

write

elder

that

—

When

myself. out

me

to to

going

am

with

my Well

to mind me. they were the Round up to long walk because it has only one Hill, so named and that is round. on perfectly it,

brothers,

went

for

a

the hill I tired was very reaching and Ernest and brothers, my sleepy, and down in the Owen laid me long grass, went the then away gathering pretty the leav that cluster around hill, flowers After of they got tired ing me sleeping. back to find me flowers they came

and

picking and take ment

me

not at where

place searching

for

home.

Fancy me

finding

they a

long

had

time,

in laid

their the

astonish fancied

me.

After

they

were

National Library of Australia

Eminence on

Samoa.

on

as

going

follows

to

on

rested. tention

North

whose But the

now

tne

among

the

July Samoan

to begining the blame shoulders of atmain feature

Many were

inquire

at

speaking

Sunday afternoon,

referred

trouble

second I would

you,

His Sydney, 30,

to you before, only I thought letter about have my forgotten I that saw end of the month. the Record about in

you

nice

This

—

hand,

opposition.

feeling

that

rowers

ainerent

was was to concerned "who going ?" He saw by the cable pay the bill of Ger grams that in the Parliament the question had been con many sidered at great length, and the Ger to man had resolved Government demand from the United States com for the to done injury pensation German citizens at Samoa, for their the He was told that imprisonment. French Government also was formu to demands for done lating injury the French French citizens, priests, and the French Sisters who were in so sulted and for property frequently, the and destroyed. This was injured com of the end. When beginning is insisted the blame pensation upon, will be laid upon the proper shoulders. a seeking to find were of people scapegoat. Some being blamed for the trouble. on the Wesleyans, and put the blame the some on London Missionary to Others again appeared Society. the Chief Justice, put the blame on

All

parties

are

now

All

Mr.

Chambers,

British

Consul,

sorts

and

who

Maxe,

Mr. is

not

the

an

English was made the scapegoat by man, some. others said it was the Again, so American Admiral. Where many was not were concerned it for him to the blame. allot It sometimes hap was respon pened that a combination in

sible the

matters

of this

sort.

During

week they had seen how a demoniacs had combined great many in this No matter how much city. past

they it

disagreed

was

a

fact

always agreed olic

Church.

amongst

themselves, that these demoniacs the Cath in attacking Some might say that

civilization.

(Applause.)

Vitadatio

has

Your

—

in

as

entire

Cath

though

under

active,

IF ADATIO

first

"

of

knowledge

to plot If that

a

Mataafa.

trap

Sciatica,

he. did not

know

what These

(Hear,

hear.) of

suggestion, meant. treachery the

were

words

precise

with

man

thoroughly

acquainted

the

circumstances

of the case, of the Society,

a

although

friend

of.

duties

by their

discredit bring but itself, Society represented by the There (Applause.) fer.

not

only

the

that

Samoa

it

was

to

and

sincere I have

express my results

beneficial

gratitude obtained

for a I was using "VITADATIO." time a constant sufferer from considerable to have which caused me se vere Indigestion, the and attacks, pains in chest, vomiting after I had my meals. always been adverse was to the use of patent but medicines, and the to "VITADATIO" persuaded try I obtained from the use of the first few relief doses

induced

taking

the

I

it. After talcing (3) large bottles, to say that my health I intend to always

to be able

pleased

am

is

to continue of three

me

contents

perfectly

restored.

have and

bottle I shall not

friends

to

it.

use

this

publish

"VITADATIO" by me, to recommend my many You are at perfect liberty

of fail

a

testimonial.

Yours

a

very

gratefully,

JOE COWAN, Comedian,

(Signed)

Creinorne

Gardens, Perth.

Witness

—

Edward

d avies

O/o Perth

Brown,

Works,

Printing Perth.

'

the

to

chief Mataafa another mat

rule their

1899.

6tli,

Tasmania.

he,

high

a

April

some

the

of

Esq.,

and,

to

in

that

merits

through

to

cause

For

of

Testimonials been

those

write

cured, S.

Agent;

A.

or

who

have

send

to

been

the

481

PALMER, Perth.

Hay-street,

custom

internecine wars no should be shown disrespect or or to religious edifices schools homes of the catechists. For the last rule had been observed. 50 years that that the past war, however, During custom had been set aside. Two churches Catholic had been practi ruined. This might be cited as cally a mere accident or mistake, perhaps were as it the work of stray bullets, that not for the fact these churches were desecrated and plun positively ornaments. dered of their sacred were Their furniture smashed, their crucifixes altars their overturned, books scattered their about, broken, to and everything therein reduced Catholic cathechists' absolute wreck. in

for

he should re which, perhaps, Mr. Osborne in the same letter

stated

well-known

the

Sir, me

all

ruin was

the

about

says

sought

action,

Joe Cowan,

WEBBER, Launceston.

Allow

of forgetful Society, to a re which they owed became they served,

to

to

W.

Dear

that

and,

for

you

etc.

Perth, To

body

ligious traitors,

ter

that

recognised

VIT

years, and don't

cure

"VITADATIO."

a

traitorous

Mr.

what

Comedian,

.

deliberately not

20

will

Indigestion,

Read

to

was

you,

;

my knowledge that to the invited

certain

for

cure

(without the eminent doctors other or any part of the world failed be it Bright s Disease, have Gall Piles, Cancer, Hydatids, Consumption, or Gravel, Stones, Liver Kidney Complaint, Eczema, Rheumatism, Gout, Stricture,

into

proposed

Malle)

Cure

will

VITADATIO get when even operation), of London, Melbourne,

have

went

West

will

suffered

it.

So strong is this their number in

of Mataafa one

to

and

Complaint. have

you

society.

a Roman missionaries

come

Australia

ern

chief be great con American Consulate under safe duct and there seized. Another evi can their dence of how twist they the consciences be found in may of the" late bigamous second marriage King Malietoa Laupep_a... Though and unhis first wife was still alive a member of the divorced, society was of marrying him to an guilty other woman in order to keep so valu the able a sheep within missionary the Cardinal) fold." Here (continued we have a Protestant tel gentleman " us with and certain ling positive

the

—

Northam. Green Hills. July 21, 1899.

been

members

months.)

my op to do so.

and I try at school, portunities love to dear Grandma Harry sends fond I remain stories. for the your pretty James Hughes. grandson, .grateful (Aged 10 years, 4 months.)

always

blacks'

Maudie

remember of

Mataafa, Against the Protestant olic,

nevertheless,

6

the

this

the

and

school,

dear

ell,

all

you

discredit

to

1891 (when at opposition and positive

so

was

X will went

My

prizes.

to most

make

to

(Aged

July

I

yet and have always Xmas I got

class, my first I got two me repeatedly

tells

in

Friday, thinks. inspector Mama, disappoint

that

Lanquist.

Currie-street,

myself

do dear Grandma, will work harder I

not,

in

songs

loving

say

"loving

on

Brothers

with your

Lizzie

but

it,

taught

but

good Grandma, to been working so hard get will I the order. hope report able, faith

get

same.

_

the

are

remain

(Aged

you think

I

successfully.

never

you I

will

there

welcome I

very busy examina

for preparing conducted being

which

1899.

25th,

been

What

of

Street.

weeks

few

do not that I

have

I

Grandma,—

for

to see pleased that is a letter this week there I will the best but I know writer,

your for

not

lovingly,

Lonsdale July

well

28th,

:

trusted it would be fully investigated which was now the inqury being After all, it was a small thing arranged. doors that at the close of the at our century there should have been shown of hostility to the that petty spirit Catholic when everywhere else faith, was we looked the Catholic Church the of and religion diffusing blessings in

,

much

seriously

as

are

Grandma,

prize

next

GRANDMA.

been

again, and often and they come go her first visit expecting

is

recitations.

Dear

week.

Yours

I

Walebing. July 3, 1899.

much of the country I was time when there, night it was at Horsham. I I well remember and had to left companion, my travelling of my journey continue the remainder there.

"for but

We the

in

now

Horsham

I

children

grandchild,

grandchild.

grandchildren

Yes,

and passed did not see

bourne,

my

and

she

the

Friday, preparation

many and

has

Mother

now

to

school.

on

prize.

Grace J.

has

but

ill, waves

saying

boy who

"

the

and

be disap

What

in the at 3 o'clock afternoon, in the Mass. morning after

practice catechism Reverend

Our

keep

to

hope

hands

from your clapping done to the little "well

you

will

I know you do not try.

—

if all shall we I told about you about, last time you Convent School (St. Joachim's). Since, and Sisters have formed a choir, our Mass the elder the same as girls sing We have do in at the Cathedral.

and

"

Granma,

years.)

Park, Perth. July 27, 1899.

Victoria

Sheridan

Eva

10

(Aged

—

'

—

IDear

Children.

:

"

Catholic

Fob. Ottr

knew little he (the. Cardinal) very about Samoa, but if his personal knowledge was limited he had letters from persons who were resident there, and they placed the blame in a great on hatred of the Catholic measurei Church.' Only the other day he re ceived a printed letter from Mr. Os borne, the stepson of the late Robert Louis Stevenson. He was for many was a in viceresident Apia, years and at times consul, deputy-consul. Mr; was a friend of the Osborne London Missionary Society, yet a with thorough knowledge of the he wrote as follows to the New facts " In York Independent June 1899 the London many ways Missionary But has accomplished good. Society I all must confess to this, granting have seen men in its ranks who, by have done mixing in native politics,

.

Grandma's

A

of

sum

be

<£500 to

is

in

will

pounds)

that

anyone

The

Guaranteed.

hundred

(Five

paid testimonial

any '

Cure

Thorough

refute

can

about

circulation

Vitadatio." of

Price

Medicine 5s 6d

Ask

W.A. ceive

your

size

Large 3s

or

Chemist

Grocer

6d

CO.,

for

it.

LTD.,

re

weekly consignments

of

De

Buildings,

Hay-street, and

William-street, ray-streets.

;

small,

APOTHECARIES

regular

drugs.

;

Tel.

or.

Baun's William

and

fresh

Mur

258.

and their burned, plant In other destroyed. was an endeavour made to words, Catholic of the destroy every vestige the natives Since the war religion. had been asked why they in this war the Satnoan rule sot to touch violated religious property. They " had de clared that they had been egged on in such on to and spurred it, All action by European Protestants. this he (the Cardinal) supposed would homes

were

ations

were

"

in the full clear investiga it would As matters stood, were seem the natives that simple ashamed of their and now violence, the taunted Europeans as the ones The natives were asham responsible.

be made tion.

ed of having violated their interfere with religious

They pointed

to

was,

feature

he in

to

not

property.

Europeans,

in a spirit they said, the Catholic Church, the work of destruction. ter

rule

whom, to

of hostility

urged

a thought, the Samoan

them to mat The

very war.

telling

He

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:Mr. Kelleher, mine, .£8

;

10s.; lOsi.

The

of

the

Thursday,

at

offered in

was

Gibney of

Dr.

Assumption until Mass Pontifical High 10a.m. by the Right Rev. Dr.

Feast of. when

the

The chief the Cathedral. and noble Salvado's long recorded by us, will be fresh

lately recollection from Spain

of

A

given Brigid's

Successful

St.

Ball.

fund,

night

with

marked

ments

were

admirable,

Hall and

the

dresses worn The ..by taste. The exquisite excellent. good and the supper

events

An Defence

of

Jesuits.

able

;

West

defence

of

the

O'Gor-

next

of

in

the

We

shall

appears

Thursday.

our

of

worthy

rich

a

reward.

Admultos

annos.

The Cathedral Immaculate

of

the

Conception.

Rev.

Right

Kelly

acted

of the

7

Mass

on

At

9 a.in.

the

celebrant

At the 11 o'clock Bishop of Perth. Mass the choir performed "Weber's having on the occasion the valuable and Messrs. Behan and Briggs, of

Campion

Messrs.

the

offertory

Miss

sung by fully Father Hegarty

aid

o

f

motion

A Re-

St.

convent Fremantle,

Joseph,

Povf.Vi.

assisted

bv

Ryan, O.M.I.,

O'Ryan,

:

Hennessy, and O.M.I.,

O'Dee

of the

names

in

veil, Miss

the

officiating.

world

the

Bishop

Verv

Rev.

Father

The

Rev.

Fathers

and

in

are

religion,

Sister

Walsh,

;

;

Mary

Baptist Berchmans.

Mary

Feast

of

Miss

the

Assumption.

Kate

Sister

Pender,

On

Tuesday

Feast

of

tion

Masses

the

the

Assumpcele

were

in brated respectively at 7, 9, and 10 a.m., Benedic Cathedral tion of the Blessed Sacrament being given At St. Brigid's in the evening. Exposition Blessed Sacrament took of the place.

At

the

.

of

request

several

Stritch's Lecture.

those

of

who the

at present delivered lecture

were

last

the rev. Stritch, by the Rev. Father the to gentleman has consented. repeat date. lecture at an early We, therefore, week

hold

back

the

for

promised

full

report issue. present

our

The

which

Fathor

Rev.

""Very

""

Closed.

Retreats i

closed'

having

by him

the

Victoria-square. St. Brigid's by -the also terminated. convents spective day.

Sisters

of

St.

has

re-

Fremantle, the retreat

in Mercy,, at. given Rev. Father. Stritch has The" of the re schools on Wednesreopened

The

At Society

to

Tuesday

on

to

"

givein

O.M.I.,

Ryan,turned'

had

Ave

St.

of

retreat

a

-

recent

of Paul

Withers

done

in

will

de

Society in Sydney, Mr. W. J. Donnelly, Secre in allusion to Council, tary of the Superior made tour the lately by him through said that in W.A. the society was colonies, but Mr. who had non-existent, Quinlan been his decorated by Holiness, lately to found in Perth undertook a conference Vincent

and

one

de

in

ment.

The

Sisters

of

God,

of

St.

John

Kalgoorlie, acknoAvledge gratefully donathe following

National Library of Australia

have

taken

the

Board

was

sorry

be

Kirkby

well

to

the

Mr,

Kirkby:

don't

wish

duties

at

Fullerton

such

a

secretary, the

onus

on

Ave think the secretary

are

all

to

go

all.

at

rather surprised from forivarded

was

letter

a

such

Sir J ohn, Premier, and strong joints, to con for the secretary actual business required

They'll

being

the

Board. Mr.

that

moved

Munro

chairman

the

Mr.

and Mr. wait on Withers (Mr. Smith) matters to him; North and explain onded by Mr. Kirkby and carried. The

Chairman

furniture,

in

reported supplied

etc.,

met

to Mr.

also

to

his

heard

from

having and

civil had

sec

to the regard the and Hall, the he

Castello, that him

engineer, and Waninspected Fitzgerald-street The cost of making the latter neroo-road. for be <£900, and asked would they had to the be close mark, so they Avere ,£1000, had told him he had the engineer sides, road this some tAvo years ago. on reported Avood be taken The of should up, blocks road of the and metal used, and the width The asked for be 16ft. demands by the of what was Board Avere not at all in excess him He Avound up by telling required. his report that Avould be a (the Chairman) favourable Mr.

Deague

to

came

that

to take

the

meeting

some

action

specially evening lest with Wanner oo-road, in connection Avhat to be done should was only be tem would that a works He move porarily. the to be inspect committee appointed work that other any temporally road, or He it believed considered was necessary. time did some was about they practical Avork. Munro

seconded

favourably

of

to

load

Mr. the

at

the

something

motion, being

done

Fullerton

and

that the committee moved Messrs. and of Chairman, consist and Withers, Deague, Fullerton, Kirkby, Ashbyand be appointed seconded by Mr. Mr.

Munro

the

;

,

of stone of an outcrop It at their boundary. the Board to employ a

spoke

have

it

the

worth

con

Chairman

said

that

Mr.

Kirkby

also

to

rails

that

effect.

Mr.

would

a

be

as

motion

this

matter.

Munro

said

to he

the

motion. Mr. up

a

and

them

and

have

passed

Board of

to

motion

the

Avould as

way

were "'dangerous, they' in seconding pleasure

The

the

favourable

ground to

the

to

miles

of rails If

should off.

sum

at

Ay hole

which

were

amounts

church

£$

to

15s.

towards

liquidating,

bad at

Kalgoorlie,.

goes debt;

Fever and the

rather

Sisters

Hospital

have

is

of St.

of God'sto look

John

many

patients

present.

when

Mr.

would

Fullerton

start

a

Saturday; and carried.

OBITUARY. THE

a

gave Oldham.

secretary

of his

;

1

report

inter

Avith

spoke

to

Mr.

Mr.

The

Board

nant

that

He

Mr.

Oldham,

and

unanimous

were

the

had

secretary

indig foolishly

so

his to the duty in going overstepped with the mat Council at all in connection in Avriting to them, or as he was ter, only to interview Mr. Oldham authorised as to what line of action he had taken as regards the the Board. Health They informed he would have to be more careful secretary sanctioned and was only do Avhat by the he constituted Board, and not to act as if and the Board. Avholly solely Mr.

Fullerton Avell for them to as on evening, observed a small

it

thought

would

be

as

Mr. Oldham to-morroAv the he had reading paper a motion paragraph by Mr. Forrest in to regard municipalities of districts. or annexing any, part any should

They

see

be

the

on

and

alert,

of

one

of

North

of its

time

motion to them as if that Avere precious could annex they any portion. passed it was well Mr. as to see Oldham However, and have his attention drawn to the was

some

KEAN.

members, Mrs.

j

1

J

j

Margaret

Kean,

Fremantle.

theMrs. Kean was late Mr. the James daughter for many a resident of York,. years Whitely, where also the deceased born. lady was Mrs. Kean retired to rest on Saturday last in her usual health evening apparently for time not been of Avhich some past had She com the best. afterwards shortly to her husband of an intense plained pain in her side. Kean left Mr. re applied but his wife in a storatives, finding medical assistance state, was dangerous summoned, but before it could be procured,. Mrs. A dutiful and Kean passed aAvay. a a daughter, kind-hearted loving friend, wife and above faithful and a good mother, third

said when he Petherick, the toAvn clerk, came a up, and they had long the about conversation disposal of together but Mr. Petherick etc., garbage, appeared of it, and he Avished him to know nothing the Council he to notify which by letter, had but had acted upon, hearing a whisper, Avithdrawn the letter, to which ivas subject their or withdrawal. approval view

MRS.

of the Whitely friends family,, well-knoAvn a family throughout the its devotion to the colony for sturdy and for its services to Faith, the Church, Avill receive with the ingreatest regret of the someAvhat sudden decease telligence many Catholic

1

The

LATE

The

man

of stone outcrop 10s. per day, and to Mr.' seconded by'

next

Munro

that'

move t..e

out to prospect he be paid

of

exemplary

an

all,

that

hope

at

salvation that there

if

Catholic, has found

she the

hands to

oAving be

may

the

serve, her

God

to

Mrs. about

Kean

leaves

three

years

hasten

of Avas

in

of

preseece the local Forresters

member)

a

The

burial

Rev.

child,

a

release. of of

son

burial

The

age".

out

Sunday

on

Fremantle,. cemetery, of a large following of

the

Avhich

(of

being

Almighty her

branch

Mr. full

in

present

service

Father

our

of

carried

old

naturefor her readers

move

one

the deceased lady at the afternoon,

National

of

may time

the

friends,

Maker,

human erring probation

friends

and. and

mercy

her

any prayers

to and

the

of

humbly

Ave

regalia. by the

performed

was

O.M.I.

O'Reilly,

Irish Kean is

in-

Requiescat

Pace.

matter. Mr.

We are hanging on to Mr. It would be as quite long enough. to Avell a perhaps if they got signatures before the Bill Municipalities petition

Stock

Kirkby:

Notices.

Oldham

came

in

on

with

It

unanimously

was

be

Mr.

that

agreed

years brands years

Withers

Avrite

to came

the

Mr.

by

Mr.

Deague

terviow

Bishop

transfer the link

of

secretary him

to be

Corporation the

House,

"annexing

paragraph, seconded

the

that

Oldham asking the Amended

when before

watchful Bill

moved

Mr.

and

carried.

that

the

in-

in

to and

land-block

in

Alma-road reserve, Fullerton and carried.

secretary reference Alina-road, seconded

BAY

old,

near

of

not

both claimed,

by

law

will

PERRY,

Limekilns,

August

3

COW,,

out

rump, piece If calf at foot.

Signed— JOSEPH Perth,

about

WHITE

one

my

about visible

branded

high,

also

shoulder; branded CM

off

FILLY,

13£ hands

near

by

;

hands

one

from

FILLY, no high,

aged, with to the time allowed according be sold to pay expenses.

Gibney

moved

134

ears,

special

districts";

new

Fullerton

old, also

;

interviewed.

stock

one

3 Oldham

mv

YARDED CHESNUTT run

House.

the

Munro

Mr. obtain

the

moved

owner's

name

that

the

of

block

secretary of land

in

Mr.

Munro

enter the

into

effect sufficient

moved

that

the

secretary

an

agreement

wiih

the

Board

that

month's discharge

notice

Subiac'o.

near

1899.

3rd,

be Fullerton.

;

Perth from

other

Roads

laid

down

notice. and the

a

the

why

not

should act differently when the law distinctly he could leave at a moment's

Board

that

"the

motion

15th

length

in

ges,

and

Surgical

Apothecaries Baun's

William

Co.,

Sponges,

Belts Ltd.,

Enema

opened up

Syrin at

W.A.

to

according sold to pay

like

time

allowed

expenses.

JOSEPH

PERRY.

1899.

August,

in

off my run horses from about 14 ENTIRE, hands high, aged, knees marked; branded like near with D7 shoulder, piece of rope

and 258.

Avith

my

one

neck

on

;

also

high, near

foal

at

time

allowed

foot.

BAY

one

If

not

by law

MARE,

about

1 4-

like branded near with bay ribs, claimed to according will be sold to pay

aged, white shoulder, GJ

star,

expenses.

Signed

De

Hay-street,

William-street, Buildings, and Murray-street. Tel.

ribs,

near

RUN CHESNUT

WH of

on

carried,

was

be

shipment

be

about-

bay gelding

old.

years

claimed, will

near

my 12' FF

(Signed)

Boards,

However,

-5

mare,

02

aged, also one branded high,

hands M, about

with about shoulder

Run

my

grey E

North

to be given asked, time secretary him to ask at head-quarters, that so they position. w(ould be plaqqd, in a proper "The Board resolved itself into a comwent on mj.ttee.and. framing by-laws.

New

branded

and the

discussion,

see

off

high,

14

If

from one

by law,

This motion caused could not secretary

in

horses,

ribs,

near

to

either Avay seconded by Mr.

a

RUN hands

He

of > some two length not re evidently the rails it could secure they in handy for them to cart their

the

regard

holes,' levelled'

motion.!

Deague explained

come

the

was

for

already

out

held,

which

hands

Fullerton:

quired. would

rails

the

get

that

as possible, had much

and

filled

well

Fitzgerald-street He moved The

as

committee

shifted.

Withers: deal with

Mr.

soon

that

inspect

those

have

Noav

Avould

:

it

derived

lately

at

me informs that from the concert,,

Byrnes

Secretary balance

our

properly

carried.

appointed

the

carried.

at the Titles when he ivas Alma-road, Office seconded by Mr. Ashby and carried. ;

con

carried.

was

I

and

once.

Withers Messrs. curred and the motion

con

cartage

after

Mr.

spoke

sur

by

are

was

Kirkby

Mr. he

was

speaking this civil he had mentioned to the engineer matter to him, Avho explained that perhaps it would be like something similar they had There met at Jandakot. Avas an outcrop, the but and 'hill, they put a face into it to be of use. However, no they found land and it Avould be was on Government a worth trial.

one.

said

He

used the

where

Warden R,. much respected a has been laid up with very severe cold. Dr. Ewing who hasto attend been called in him, is that beyond having to lay uphopeful, will not for a week or two, his illness be serious. Our

Troy,

put

were

buildings.

We

:

motion

be sent and that

rather

as

Board. We his

The

:

are

1

rails

the side of a hill would be as well for for few to man a days it was tested. However, of the Board. sideration

to was

did not ask him Avas such a letter would have to be

somethingl

Ave

by the

was

.

Acknowledg-

their

cost

the

more

roads

matter.

himself

Mr.

An

by

He

the

the

forwarded

Deague

would

fine

Paul.

Fremantle.

Mr.

at

indignant

was

and

think

it

meeting

Vincent

the

hall.

perform. forwarded,

the

Father

on

by

forwarded read the letter secretary the for and besides asking Premier, a the letter went to purchase site, done the text of what was to by on give and the and seconder, the mover Board, for the to be subsidised erection also asking

—

:

Mary Ursula; Sister Miss Catherine O'Sullivan, Mary Sister Miss Bridget Conroy, Mary Clare; Miss Ellen Sister Matthew Walsh, Mary Miss Sister .Emily; Mary O'Dee, Mary Julia Sister .Miss ..."Kevin-. O'Dee, Mary Sister Miss le Sales .Gertrude Wood, Margaret

confirmed seconded

The

of

O'Flynn, O'Reilly, also The present. the who received

were

postulants

the

the

Withers,

to the amount

Mr.

at the Sisters

of

Mr.

would like the Withers secretary that outward correspondence to' the Premier. forwarded on

Tues-

on

afternoon

day

ception.

of

place

read

the

outside

reception

religious

took

and

were

Mr.

read

mad.

Religious

for

heavy

a

Correspondent.)

a

_

Deague.

celebrant.

was

of

Mr.

and

the

on

The

Minutes. Minutes

Miss

At the Company, was beauti Regina" Rev. The Campion.

Salve

"

Withers,

to

G,

were

Deague, andAshby.

being not should himself of what

Mass

Roads

There

(Mr. J. T. Smith), Fullerton, Munro, Kirkby,

who

in

Williamson

Opera

Musgrove's

Messrs.

above

Chairman

The

—

:

letter

the

was

not

were

Board.

meeting of the on Monday.

held

was

(From

from away getting be The would the motion. Government rails taken if the were only too pleased to use intended them. as they never away,

1899.

15,

August,

ordinary

Mr.

a.m.

Sunday.

The

Board present

celebrant

as

with

on

Monday,

News-

of the Assumption of On the feast Our Blessed Lady, the Rev. Father Brereton celebrated HolyMass at io and in the o'clock, evening gave Benediction.

£1,700.

there

Mr.

of the

Dr.

Roads

Perth

of

whole

Avas

prised

The

North

The

:

down tractors

be even

included

Mr.

issue.

'

and

Deague

to

bit

anywhere,

some was

lay get them.

If the Withers: horses could be used.

was

;

—

to did

they

cutting

the

pen

of

Australian it in reproduce

yond us

£800

it took It line. those rails

Why,

:

tramway

Mr.

from the Father Rev.

man,

Government, his residence which closed his monastery for several in the years Abbey de la Cava, in over in Italy his arrival this colony with Father half a century ago, in company of and his foundation Serra, Bishop) (later after New Norcia Mission Station, having terrible and endured some hardships the re In 1849 missionary privations. with two blacks, to Rome civilised turned consecrated and in August he was Bishop settlement in of Port Victoria (a proposed In 1853 he the direction of Port Darwin). where he acted for four to Perth, returned as coadjutor bishop, and, having been years the that he resumed of relieved position, of his life the work thorough establish of the ment of a mission for the conversion which monastic The colony, aborigines. about the as Bishop abbot, and comprises in is now a 70 monks, mostly Spanish, the and it has been condition, flourishing successful as fully only effort yet proved of the Aus the towards evangelisation The at tralian Mission blacks, Trappist which num already Beagle Bay, however, native bers 140 converts, equal promises have been results. Golden indeed, years Salvado's those 50 years of Dr. episcopate oppressive

Munro

lay the

Mr.

Jesuits

the

—

distance.

if

was

Kanowna

is if there was that any possibility The it close at hand. Board getting small bonus and if the could offer see a at stone could be obtainable a reasonable of

Mr.

arrange attendance the ladies

music

of

of

Friday

on

The

success.

aid

convent in the

off

came

large. were

in

ball

Town

career, in the his exile

readers,

our

by an

The

stone

.

of Bishop Jubilee Golden Jubilee Salvado's Episcopal which Right Rev. consecration op the Tues on Bishop took Salvado, place celebrated was O.S.B. day, at with great solemnity at Perth New being Norcia, the celebration of the account occurrence deferred on

Mr. Australia mine, £1 of the Australia employees

MtjKjay,

-

tions

NEWS.

—

DIOCESAN

—

JOSEPH

Limekilns,

PERRY, near

Subiaco.

or-

Perth,

August

4th,

1899.

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say black ludicrous if

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making

this

charge,

was

on

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rev.

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action

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a

this

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from

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profession

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to

the is

from

amendment.

said

recognised

he

Mr.

extremes.

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by a

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otherwise

letter

Catholic children

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parents would

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a

Catholic

recognised by all his their spiritual care father have the direct of the of the children of his religion flock ? The is suggestion that, be the pretence whatever of may the determination 011 moderation,

opening

of the opponent is that may be left for proselytism.

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the amendment proposed by Mr. Yosper on Tuesday night in committee on the Education No Bill, child being in structed in a Government school shall be to receive instruction in required any re unless the ligious subjects or parents of such child apply in writing to guardians the head teacher in such school for such instruction general religious to be given, and any such general religious instruction shall be given before or after the hours set for secular and in the apart instruction, whose absence of such children or parents have not so applied in guardians writing." in The Premier to this amend reference ment said that at the intime an present had to be signed by the parent, quiry form and the Government to add proposed another to the list on this question form, "Do to namely, you. child object your receiving general instruction religious from the ?" teacher be That would en in accord with the tirely present Act,' and all the parent would have to do would be to say no." yes or Mr. Yosper in this statement consequence of withdrew his amendment. In the course of his speech the hon. member threw some on the light of the in reported meetings Anglican laity of instruction in support religious the schools. he said, these had Invariably, been over vestry meetings, presided by the We shall,, clergyman of their denomination. in our next Mr. issue, reproduce Yosper's Hansard." speech from

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are to editors not Anglican be blamed if are anxious to they state discern a somewhat similar of the " Romanist com things among munion. other What, -at times, on might be taken for impertinence as their be passed over part may now excusable.

would be the behalf -on,-, of

point that, in bis touched Rowe

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already with his

concerned ably little other if the truth follow them. But

forget,"

flocks,

any interfere

to

person- to.- .act proper or the careless incompetent parent would be his duty t6 admonish it as that parent. and instruct Another

and

satisfaction

an

Bishops

in

the

the traditions of Hodge no doubt it the prevail may seem in the world if simplest thing " Romanists are found in spiritual mote matters than enlightened their At Bishops themselves. when too, Anglican Bishops

insists,

nay

said

of the Angli back upon the heroic ages of its Church, on those dim and periods on which history is silent The pity is that legend only speaks. in this instance legend is of so very a are recent date that its visions They, something less than shadowy.

a

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Catholic

priests

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collieries, ho Innl/o

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some

"

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Bishop,

in

English

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step further.

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j '

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haH

the

Church,

may be the amend Vosper's to the front brought

in

"

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the

among

whn

which a certain from the Green Isle, made his debfit in the

Anglican

surprise.

tnn

father

people,

in

of eloquence masterpiece on and piety., found at descending, the foot of the steps an appreciative miner from a neigbouryig coal pit ? One grimy the hand grasped neo phyte's hand, another clapped him on the back, and a stentorian voice re the exchurch echoing through " claimed Thee's done pretty well, Thee'll next do better time." boy.

forbidding

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just

of an

"

his

rnnvinrpH

can

recollect

we

if

had

where

religious children for Catholic must It must be reserved for the parent. to an episcopal not be shifted head, as concluded he Bishop Gibney

however, teaching

—

thin

tural department by him of the of the Nor' -west accusing Bishop Gibney of attempt possibilities quotes " a in a letter from Mr. E. J. Brockman, in which fasten claim of clerical ing to the capabilities of the district are timidation their Gascoyne upon movement." Not highly spoken of. only for fruit grow out was AH the Bishop pointed that but also for ing, dairy farming, including the newspapers did not raise such a pigs andpoulty, the conditions are described. the case in of the Catholic as most favourable. Mr. in re Brockman cry as ference to the priesthood would have done. Kimberley speaks especially they of he says', Beagle Bay. Beagle we are Bay," The has convinced, Bishop, "will I believe, produce in luxuriance every not passed through life with his eyes that a tropical climate can thing produce. shut. He knows well that in very My garden there 1879-80 was a great and sectarian ministers I hear that have no power to success, the Trappist mission station Fathers' intimidate their but that on garden is some flocks, to behold." wonderful thing the contrary are themselves they The Herald and Father O'Gorman. the parties intimidated.occasionally At a meeting held in Perth on Friday Had the ministers night, to intimi power the 10th to that the Common inst., urge or even to guide, it be wealth date, may be submittnd Bill should to the vote concluded make use of it of the people, the Rev. Father O'Gorman they would who to obtain a the and who was shares in among speakers genuine system of religious views the the on education. general gold-fields, speakDean Goldsmith has, in as ne naa ro nising, every ngnc ao, in himself told us that he looks effect, a character as madd stir a citizen, the upon system in whose favour Our ring speech. the contemporary as has been much dis they are now clamouring merely a Morning Herald very tressed at this and rebukes Father O'Gor makeshift., So far, they believe their

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religious

instance he hailed

an

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receive The rev,

Catholic

their

remiss,

were

with

of

I

who doubt a

admonishes

like

matter

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Hodge

his vicar, is no historical character. Were we not, for example, personally acquainted

,

sec

"

.

going

were

be,

.

Goldsmith.

hand and haad matter. Cath ilics in the feared, that under the and rightly feared, educational present system if some

Gibney

must

of Mr.

results

LOCAL

the downward The toiler

way.

Our contemporary, in passing, may remark

as Church News claims himselt, rsishop for them, is no doubt a high distinc tion. en remontre Gros-Jean d qui

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this

it a

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contemporary, and which also

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Whatever, other

them brought contact into Reverence and his brother ministers. Such too are the " Romanists whom Church News as to truer their applauds principles than their Bishop.

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meeting and Bishop

Yosper

,

air.

sides

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ministers,

Anglican

with a grin— we have for " the I versification— boiled gotten the peas." Roman Catholics of a are those pea-boiling type we fancy who side with Dean Goldsmith. We

leave to use has evidently

If we are to accept the words of the we have to monthly, congratulate in quite a number, of ." Romanists this the superior colony on position to which have attained. To they have arrived at a -truer adherence to Catholic than even their principles

Mr. Rowe, too, was studiously moderate in his reference to Mr.

Yospers

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on

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expressed the other,

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our

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arft

Before

The

religious

Romanists,"

who, according "

—

was instructiveuess, however, than the greater newspaper have been able to convey. reports

not

false

the

not

CURIOUS

Pindar?

the

to "

those

as

so

was

the

was those penitents that they should climb a certain hill, having previously filled their shoes with One was peas. ascent with toiling painfully up the and lamentation. Peter moaning Pindar not we describes him

Its

white, were

reach

we

way

remember

Peter

as

much

secret iucludes societies, that the Jesuits are a secret that society, for the of the Church good a Jesuit play may any part, a Pro that he become may

testant

their

without its The suggestive points. pleasure of the Sunday afternoon might, be differently estimated. perhaps, therefore,

—

ignorance

for

As

do any of our penitents de scribed by that versifier of the reign of King George III., known \yho was readers

the

and, be regarded

endowment

matter

And, by the

one-

if

plexity,

in

of absolution. We should that his instructions however, to his penitents would be plainer and mixed less for that than, instance, deliverance on we which had oc casion to comment in our last issue.

sum the to endow the Schools, State schools should in justice be three times as much. The only endowment is Catbolip £15,000; schools that ot the secular should

it.

rmade

final

is

now

and disunion, such as the now Church exhibits may well have arisen from very strange foundations. " The religious sentiment of the race/' indeed as represented by the Angli can a Church is mixtrire that, to " No. fellow quote Lord Dundreary, can understand."

so

hope,

when the popu minimum ? The

of

find

difficult

—

nigotry

a

not

I

will

at

gentleman

I

its

example,

was

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by

destroyed

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would

a

I

bility,

nay,

—

leg

the

they

I

Protestant stand on

a

sure quite appreciative

I

given, years years That,

has

in

Catholic

A big sum, generously he 10 said, representing of the capitation Ten grant. of what capitation grant ?

they them, may the of their rely upon ignorance These congregations. charges as will last as the Great long Tradition

given

money the

to

!

of

siim'

j

schools.

of

use

a

.

the

1

see

making

of

.

that

compensation

.

as themselves so ignorant them in good or who faith, reason believe in to that,

are

use

I

to

J

who

ican

Star

Record fers, 1

will

" —

office be

may

by

be the

Competition. has book

called

—

been

The

awarded

the

"

—

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at

the

Domin W.A.

or if he pre winner, forwarded by post to his.

address.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

notice

the improvements by the City Square will When finished :the .Council. park W ork of this to the people. a boon prove to be commended, and the kind disserves the have not more is that council pity plots of ground around and about the City. It

Notes.

Busselton

Another inci .Incidents. the in connection witE dent has occurred of the prison Dreyfus case in the shooting This Labori. counsel, Maitre er's junior in wound gentleman has received a severe that to a report the back. With regard the League of to. this outrage previous Bartholomew a St. had planned Patriots of the massacre sympathisers, prisoner's our gives an ex contemporary the Herald however, note. planatory Explanation, be preceded should by study, and had the he himself note writer this so qualified of. for the accountable have been could not that the made by him absurd statement had been massacred of Huguenots number the of talents The magnifying 70,000. have in no case Great Protestant Tradition that been more markedly exercised than in to suit the exto referred which, indeed, mishas been variously igencies of bigotry, to As to absurdities relating represented. Jewish massacre by the a proposed quoted for what be also taken Herald, they may they are worth.

is

pleasing

going

in

on

Weld

.

'

.

We

—

I

has re that to learn Monsignor Bourke to announce that Mr. H. ceived a telegram whom the Collie coalfield to W. Deakin, left Perth and who recently owes so much of

with

upon

the

been

with of drugs Prescriptions prepared British to the new .according purest quality 1898 at W A. Apothecaries Pharmacopoeia De Baun's Buildings, Co., Ltd., Hay-street, And Mur and or. Williajn William-street, 258.

"The

and

O'Gorman

,

Herald"

Morning

In

of

Editor

!

Herald.

the

leader com of Saturday, speakers at the late federal in the accuse me Town-hall, you of to and extravagant expression giving utterances and of imprudent language, Sir,

—

your the

on

create

to

calculated, the

hfif.ween

neode

as

an

tion

original of a few

on

not

daunt

more

earnest

their

pure

The

orate

and fields

strife the

anu

;

txiau

hostility

between

cultural

districts

Mill

been

has

the

strife

arouse

create

between

In

allegation for

political

ship

and

and

to

unity

You

Father

He has Treacy.. has succeeded at of roof on

he new

of

an

in

pervert

to

the

and

to

of

I

you

be

organ

instead

of

grieve feebly

you,

women

qf

and

tears for

to

the

dawning

oh

the

third

my

cne

ween

and

again

see

the

as

and become

is

(From

to

cause

to

only

article

which

is

referred

For

PURE

DRUGS

con a

let the

restrain

to me, but which you

give

publicity

to

in

justification to. Ed.

of

W.A.

Murray-street, and

Hay-street, Perth,

Kanowna.

National Library of Australia

sun

no

were

to

30-6-99. 6d.

to

Kejunup,

3s.

3d.

to

Messrs Connor, Doherty 12s. 9d..to 31-3-99. Eimberley, Corrected account.

and

Cullinane,

Catholic

Art

Book

MR.

what

can

be

he

"get

done

and

say, Take

STREET

EAST,

(Two- doors from

cemetery.

P

HAY

Pier

PERTH

Street).

I

at

peep

a

RYAN

has

Devotional

stock

select

a

Literature

of

Catholic

and Requisites,

and

a

make

at

o'clock

324

Depot,

are

knows

Yankees

Durack

and

more

goldfields of a

Wolff

shines

just

200

feet be may sinks into again who realises he is

and

then

his

chair

out

of the

—

A

paralytic

stroke

the explains

constant

fear

two years of another

one

of

He

it.

in

the

was

a

are

makes

a

Pictures,

received

being

up-to-date.

shipment

a

direct

etc.,

of

study

special

He has just

firm

of

from Co.,

and

Turgis

patrons

he

has

Monstrances

is

world

the

of

Holy

the

well

known

in

and

will

remind

stock

—

Copes,

Statuary,

ago, that

;

it

this

as

—

UIKJ

DtviuauM

also

a

and

appetite,

AA.U

what

I

ate

I

IUOIO

wmco,

wuuiti

grew

older

I

of

the

heart

and

year

I

dragged

sleep. in this

after

wo

much

was

Pictures,

Fonts,

of

National

Literature,

and

General

Literature.

of

loss

for

Agent

along

—AUSTRAL

LIGHT—

the

and all

.

and

Home

.

American

Magazines

diseased.

was

etc.

Rosaries,

troubled

miserable way, and, being too weak to walk, was drawn from place to place in a Bath chair. was made to Every effort cure. I cousulted doctor obtain a after and took kinds of medicine doctor, many but more than and treatment, got no relief. One doctor said my temporary heart

Charcoal,

feeling.

palpitation Year

Stock

Large

me

gave

Water

Holy

Theological

sinking

gnawing,

As

"

with

Candles,

Floats,

Religious

and back, and a pain at the chest of coldness, and at deadness, weight

sense

Wax

"

fitful

great

Pure

Incense,

since,':'

From

and

Candlesticks,

Crucifixes,

multitude

of

and .pot

while

Altar

she I was my girlhood." says, and hindered oppressed by weak I and ness was habitually tired, weary, Like all such I lived a languid. persons of life to All kind or myself. pleasures which for called and energy pursuits were closed to me. I had a feeble vitality "

sister

urged

Seigel's Syrup. of its effect in

Without

will

be

Bishop

the

a

lists

red-

Gibney Confirm A large occasion

worthy

this

promoting

a

all We

we

want

will

contribute

its

object,

but

now

as

we

is what

the

are

not

we

object. been the and

instruments. towards can very the

rich

in

aid of solicit world's we this goods, ourselves to off than those who are better As soon felt want. as formed a long supply in readiness to the will be band help honour and to do them by attend Catholics all vacations where ing at all places and to be useful. their services are likely

Apothe

A

cricket The

they

have

been

the

formed,

ground

to

play fee is fixed at 5/- and already of members. a good list

arrangements upon.

has club made for

and

Mother

.try

great nevertheless

.

.

I

case,

more

I

was

better

before good and

in

my

life

weeks ever

;

and

pro

HAY

Memoriam

Cards

STREET

EAST—

(2

My

than stronger have enjoyed

Wolff

neighbour from

of

cumberers more

their

Pier-street.)

M.

F.

Cavanagh,

F.R.I.B.A.,

almost

his

may

or

but

paralysis,

may all

of

workers

the with

C.

J.

H.

Cavanagh, W-

uot

&

Sedgfield,

Architects,

cases

con with like Mrs. Welch's indigestion, weakness and nervous debilitysequent be curable should by the remedy which the diges It opens and renews cured her. of and isthe fountain life, which tion, on the world new a aspect wholly puts aside laid us. From around having been as

Specialty

perfect

—

once

from

doors

a

In

since. ever health My and as much were surprised friends this result of I remarkable was at pleased as Mother Seigel's Syrup, and you may taking it if think make you public my statement will do good."— (Signed) (Mrs.) Mary Ann Luton, Chat Constitution Hill, 1, Welch, ham, February 6th, 1895.

recover

and Printing

Framing

became a few

soon

well.

and

,

Picture

Stationery,

hopes

any

nerves altogether. My and I could sleep stronger

being

are

my

to

me

cured a bottle from the store in High Street directed. The it as and began to, take a decidedly improved appetite, result was what I ate and I relished and digested As without following. any pain or distress medicine the heart this I continued to use and finally ceased trouble less frequent was

Correspondent.)

have of young men number under for months in training several of bandmaster, an excellent tuition

the the

William-street, and at Kalgoor-

in

us

Already

1

lie

administer

help

—

to

3d.

10s.

always

you rest.

—

O'GORMAN.

go

the

man

woman

a

for prepared the Brass Band, which will be issued at an date. After careful consideration early and as soon this was decided upon, course in the is well hand, necessary security as it receive the will be given, and the boys will is the The instruments. folowing appeal the Catholic men "For time young a long and Catholic youth of this colony have been of the not under disadvantage labouring own to do honour having a band., of their Patricks such occasions as St. Day, and on similar festivities. We, the parishoners friends to of Highgate Hill, Perth, ask our

candour, in

a

of Sacrament the ation in Catholic church. the will be present on attendance will

14.

if

a

who

Notes-

Sunday next at 4 p. m. letter day as His Lordship

me,

exhorted

not

He sits

Elondyke

nine

and

a

'j

paper

And

for

the

of

"My

is already victory our federal forces, this will colony State in a free and feder nation. etc., Yours,

glad

and

Hill

3s.

in AAA

and

population

as

sigh

a

like

j

—

Ltd.,

to

movi UI«U

direction.

slip by, world

the

the

about

distance

a

Highgate

de

movement,

Christ

mourn

are

Co.,

much

CU

—

His

So

time

on,"

race.

Blackwood.

Perth

—

to

and

your

Jerusalem,

letter,

caries

priest

uiuucnuy, Lower has not

o

AO

when he night, takes his exercise on the customary pave clear of ment the way being mostly and you will need no pedestrians by then the verbal answer to question. Stocky he in his and strong as appears when he makes a poor show on his legs. chair, hard his thick on leaning Slowly, heavily, he goes two and fro a few times stick, the and his between corner house a

of the Rev. Father practice regular and he is looking these journeys, perform he was. He ever well and as cheerful as on of on the bike, does a lot travelling which he is an expert. It

office

Permit

that

has

it

above

We

the

move

him

;

aay

io

OlUU

that

neighbour

is, it.

the

once

McCabe,

the

goodwill, alleged

paths. turn of truth

AMBROSE

August;

Mass

ama

what and appreciates Then why doesn't

hay while

;

Donnybrook

of flag when near

Australian

ated

and for

failing For

advocate.

with

in

resident

my

money with

with

that

Kelly,

P.

—

second Bridgetown Sunday, Karridale fourth, Sunday, and through and Greenbushes

the

;

the

create

my

misrepresentation.

and the day is be a flourishing

.

to

of

me

federal

exhort

weeping your

the

of

also

as

being, w>th

nection medium me

an

in

think

than

the

Yet

fight, has had looks

y

all

though

as

him

to to

now, Rev.

got

it

painted;

content

be

to

month

friend

sought

peace

grieve peaceful

remind

should

windows

He and

iron,

motion

a

there

hard

a

last.

I

have

making this antagonism

mutual

reminded

atoiiingly from parture

had

put

Subscription

you sir,

our

Clluu

the chances

lets

more

church looks nice and tidy the pastor, respected

little to

P.

Mr.

Nannine,

worth His ideas on knowing. to be clear and and business seem odd as and it strikes a stranger practical, he does not with his opportunities grapple fortune. Yet he never and pile up a big

I

purposes which

kindly apostle

hear

Mrs.

way

makes

church now. mq.de a good Bishop Gibney Father choice in Treacy in stationing a native of can Busselton, Busselton. I, as since there has been a priest safely say that work has been better stationed here, no is The month done. first Sunday of every to the dedicated for the town of Busselton and Sacred Heart and all in a body, male We female, Holy Communion. approach

encourage.

,

will

we

suppose

Our thanks

or

districts

any

motive

your

was

hy a good

felt there.

Lordship

the Agri absolutely

and

I

well.

different

.

Australia. appealed for friend and combined effort, and in the unity, ship, name of the goldfields the people I solicited of the coastal and I asdistricts, support that if forces in this or sorted we joined other reasonable movement, or any just refuse de the Government our could not But

stoppage much

OTHERS

finance

the Quindalup

very

V

every

at

welcomed

it.

doors

will

to

and

fields

utterly

centres in Western any interests of federation

mands.

works

be

will of

news

Jarrah

Imperial their

got employment

that

burns

is the The exact contrary repudiate. is not unvarnished truth. There simple had and there never been, anything now, from than the desire farther my intention

to

start

now the Jarrah The Old Ballarat Mills, Mill Wood and Saw Company have not so as done far, much good to Busselton It here as sent no timber yet. they have but I suppose has gone up Bunbury way, fit that will is as the they as soon jetty for a fact that ship here. I suppose few know of on this there is coal a good seam the well for While a sinking property. of coal five mill across a seam they came burn saw it and feet through. I, myself,

a

uppusi-

clique

a

endeavouring I

by many,

but

monopolists but will them to them, spur action to realize and energetic determination. patriotic of

the

as

about

ill-feeling and those

tuts

or

charge

This

Quindalup.

it

That in the coastal districts. residing and this is false a accusation calumnious, and a of fact, of truth distortion violation individual who was unbiassed present any also occasion You the can on testify. mild of enthusiasm. To this accused me the most for even charge I plead guilty, of federation, advocate viewing phlegmatic that and successful gathering, large determination animated by an unalterable submitted the Bill 'to have Commonwealth or electors for 'acceptance to the rejection, That would be roused into enthusiasm, evidence that also an the meeting was honest and manhood and the intelligent of Perth in favour unselfish are patriotism the union of Western Australia entering .

to

going

I

'

menting meeting

the

that

says are

AAMmilAHnVvlvr WliOlUUlOlUlJ

maIIaJ

liO)

licis

I think, when the company gets the Quindalup find that it will be Mill agoing, they will that the best paying mill they have.

!

To the

stores.

Laa

many that

I

Father

have

AND

in Almost afternoon every pleasant I see weather sitting my neighbour Wolff in front of in an easy-chair in the shade ho his own Sometimes kills time door. by he does but oftener the reading paper the and the but watch people nothing I frequently vehicles that pass. stop and fn.llr and with him few he a minutes, to be grateful tor the appears trifling of about He is a man attention. fifty, and to look at and sturdily built, strongly him see no reason you why he should not of about as the best be up and as actively He |is and well-informed, us. intelligent

'

Tel.

will

we

Report Company |

ray-streets.

so

other

WOLFF

Miss

'

has the eye success. complete

affection

an

operated

Street,

frfiftTilllfiTlii

.

for

are

to

6d.

30-6-99.

and Co McDavis in Prince shops to more opposition

noticed that Messrs. two more erecting

12s.

Fremantle,

31-12-99.

I

nKfoiw

UfAlkAHMviA

NEIGHBOUR

here.

pleased

are

Gibbon,

—

We

—

Mrs.

sub-

following —

:

.

Operation.

Successful

I

the week

the

30-9-99.

—

1

received

during

—

'

little I news concerning a suppose will be out of- place to the not Busselton to the Record. Now begin with readers of he addressed our member for the district, weeks told the. electors about three ago and that the Government was us going to start is the jetty repairs at once, but alas, there the vet. except stripping up no chance A lot fof men came of the jetty. planking to do. is nothing for them here and there Some from come Albany. Only ten pieces three here in weeks, of timber have came not too brisk as re see are so you things work. Government But it is to gards the will push this hoped that the Government to the timber so as work give along, to timber a chance merchants ship their

have

criptions

-

correspondent.)

a.

.

(From

—

Dreyfusian

ground,

we

become

others

and

sharers

EAGLE

CHAMBERS,

HAY-ST.,

PERTH, AND

STRELITZ

MOUATT

BUILDINGS,

STREET,

FREMANTLE.

pleasures.

CO., LTD., stock W.A. APOTHECARIES in Drugs, and Trusses, only first qualities De Baun's Builds Hay-street, all Sundries. and cr. William and Willliam-street, ings, Murray-streets.

Tel.

258.

Plans

and

and

work

the

Colony.

forwarded

Specifications

carried

out

in

any

part

of

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tion

of

cism."

Denuncia

Gibney's

Le

Maconiqite, the explains

Supreme Being

:

"

—

Freemasonry

under

of the

May

York

1883, thus religious tendencies of Freemasonry and of the belief it inculcates the respecting 6,

Freemasonry.

To the Editor

of

Monde

Herald.

Morning

(From

is

progress every every It teaches branch of human activity. us one that there is only religion one one natural true, and, therefore, the worship of humanity. religion abstraction For that that mystery, a when raised into which, mystery, I has served to shape all religions, mean else than the God, is nothing our of all in combination highest to stincts, which, by an abstraction from ourselves of the most noble part we have a of our dis nature, given an existence. This God tinct reality, of a in a word, is, only the product erroneous but conception generous itself of humanity, which has robbed for the benefit of a chimera. Let us restore to man that which belongs to we to pay him, and offer the worship was its the work to him who author La Revue Maconique (man himself?);" —

Sir, yesterday's read West 'Australian, I

the

of

issue

In

what pur to be a from the Rev. reply ported of to Mr. Rowe my denunciation he had made Freemasonry although whatsoever to the ex no allusion the West tracts by me from quoted —

'

on Fremasons Australian Magazine were remarks which chiefly my that I I based. premise may also have no could example set higher me before by Mr. Rowe than Cardi of to whose nal Morari, exposure the missionaries Protestant among the rev. I beg to refer gentle Fijians As Mr. man. Rowe has so categoric heads upon the different ally arranged I denounced which Fremasonry, viz., its attacks the its upon infidelity, and the preferment by which church, men obtain public ap incompetent to better de I think it pointments, of a letter to the proof vote separate and some thus throw each charge, on of the craft. the history light ,

accusation made by me Masonic order is its infi the against An infidel is one who disbe delity. the of the Scrip lieves inspiration of Chris tures and the divine origin is the That Freemasonry tianity. of infidelity hotbed and stronghold most conclu the following extracts a Ger The Banhutte, prove. The

first

—

is

as just emphatic on this " all-import matter. It The God ant says its religion of Freemasonry is nature of nature its morality of the religion —

:

—

after speak Masonic newspaper, of and scorn with contempt ing that "it declares Protestantism, an to is not enemy (Protestantism) the us. is Our adversary oppose Infallible Roman Catholic, Papal, Church, with its compact and univer our This is sal organisations.

or We priests speak of no nature forms of between worship the chain and man is continuous and is no immediate. There need of agents privileged making a trade of their mediation. But the pretended words God and religion have been abused especial meaning constantly been them has so much be given yond and above those with which ought to have been only exact they admission. that their into synonyms, the was an Masonic im language mense mistake." /

nature.

—

-

man

foe. If we hereditary, implacable to be true and honest Fremasons are to

promote

our

out with Strauss absolutely cry we are Christians We are no longer else. Ama Freemasons and nothing are of no advantage Freemasons teur no credit to our to and humanity Christians or Freemasons, society. The make choice. present your of compromise. Let time is not one to banner." refuse us carry a doubtful

must

:

;

Professor Hoffman, writes with regard "

tenets

:

been

the

to

Freemasonry has

hitherto

and of tyranny of which princes into drawn mankind

mainstay by means

deception, and priests

have

net.

their

Vienna,

Superstition

—

thus

of

As

man

is

chiefly Chris upon by his passions, ere be made ridiculous must tianity can be over-, the dominion of faith In his re thrown in the heart." .

.

.

worked

Professor

Hoffman proposed which Christianity the hearts from might be eradicated of Free of the young by means literature." Again, C. Von masonry in the official Dutch Masonic Staaick, Almanac for 1872, thus writes of the " Bible The presence of the Bible on our is altars (Masonic of coure) whatever an From empty form. we point of view we regard the Bible, to declare do not hesitate openly that in our it of place once is out meetings the and for ever, since doctrines of marks, a

scheme

:

—

masonry the art As such —

they favour proof the Freemasons here to the same fellow-craftsmen

That ad

as

their

principles in other

now

prominent,

more

teach

the best to improve way the conditions of man." Is this or ? I leave every fidelity infidelity man to answer the ques intelligent tion for himself. The historians of boast that the Freemasonry openly deism of English is Masons, which " infidelity pure and simple, accord the Christian ing to our conception has been instrumental of the word, in the present of the forming religion in his history Masonic Findel, body. " declares that The of Masonry, element which last and most decisive the about change of helped to bring

(which remarks " this Let upon subject), proves there be no illusions about the future so sure as our manhood is strOng so sure: as the within tone of us, national life is and strong, healthy so sure is it that the emasculating of ancient faiths will fade practices that they away for the simple reason to are unfit survive.'' Tne abovementioned to which quotations, many should be others might be added, to sufficient convince all reasonable of the first minds of the truth charge I have made against that Masonry and stronghold of it is the hotbed -Yours, etc., infidelity. :

—

;

.

—

—

Masonry ment '

the

was

which

is

intellectual

known

M.

We

are

not

accountable

pressed

by

our

correspondents

Truth

About

'

socials.

The committee

of the, fund organ hard so that they may have the organ about Christmas. will be published The subscriptions

working

are

as

shortly. will

There next

Sunday,

to Beverley.

Sunday, an preached on

the

be no Mass here Father Gibney going Mass At the id o'clock the very Rev. Father eloquent

sermon

on

festival of the Blessed

approaching of

sumption Mary.

the

As

Virgin

the On Saturday, the 5th instant, accom Commissioner of Railways for the dis panied by the member to to a visit Green Hills trict, paid the

inquire

into

there.

They

that

they may the same that runs to them

of the

wants want

train .into

a

come

settlers to

run

York

so

and

At present the day. is absolutely of no as it and stays goes out returns York and to if

into

come

they

town

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opinions

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of

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W.A.

Record.

Lordship Bishop Gibney speaks and Free out honestly regarding plainly of Australian the bane masonry morality. It is nothing but raised on a infidelity and It is also pedestal worshipped. the nation men corrupting by alluring with to join the craft of ad promises in the State even vancement, Depart Sir,

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word).

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irreligious

by

Freemasonry

believe members is their (Architect

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Rowe

about

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wants

proof

masons

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Government

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a

of the

Supreme

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must

blacks.

preferred

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service.

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for

the

him

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health.

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footballers

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visited

for

of his

benefit

by

when

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lack

feeling,

on

that

health medical

undoubted

an

colds,

Laidlaw.

was

restored was

and

Mrs.

do

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Ailments, that

for

her

are

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about

Hay-street, street, and

amongst

for

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I hesitated

months

only

were

late.

the

I took

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cough.

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severe

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the

Hardwick, manager Brewery Co., Perth, has

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Mr. T. W. for the Swan

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they

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move

by the

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