The Record Newspaper 02 September 1899

THE

STORY.

RING

"

THE

OF

THE

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GIANT

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was at Filippo greatly surprised as the chance these words and as soon offered the stranger. he turned toward of He saw a handsome man, young but the first rather slender build, the boy sight of that face convinced he should know its that owner he might, readily enough wherever see him. The fellow did not pay him but sat attention, gazing any further the at and appeared fixedly priest, devotions. absorbed in his own wholly on the A curious ring stranger's familiar had a strangely look, finger but at the time Filippo could not tell

STEEL

ALL

CULTIVATOR

& SEEDER

MAZZI. —

E.

(B.

The

Wade

in

the

Sacred had

sun

WE

—

"

the

This

of

Messenger

and

You

gilding

was

the

entered Campanile when Filippo the Via This had street Maggio. to always been very attractive him, on account of the funny old shops, in he

which

would the examining

spend

many

old

cabinets,

an

hour;

Best

WILLIAM

write

its

kind,

the

on

us,

& Co.,

COOMBE,

CO.,

LIMITED,

TIMBER

owing

for,

&

WOOD, IRON

MERCHANTS,

JOINERY

WORKS.

&

STEAM Head

Office:

LORD

Branches

PERTH.

STREET, and

FREMANTLE

KALGOORLIE.

-

:

reason.

CEDAR,

On he went through the Fondaccio di San Spirito, the Via San Agostino, where andt into the Via de' Serragli, some of the flat were al housetops occupied,

and

engaged

in

a

railing,

a

young down

laughed

at

j&aster.

<

were

comers

to

whispered Filippo,

home,

boy, just taking him

the

as .

the

to

their

IN

ALL

etc.,

etc.

SIZES

a

Specialty, ATTENDED

TO.

Perth.

280,

TATTERSALL'S

A.

(C/o

107

CHARLES).

J.

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

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METROPOLITAN

NORTH

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5,

:

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September

12

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at

5,

run

October

run

25,000 at

until

again attempt turn thy

we

Boxing Day, December

at

Perth,

January

run.

5,

January

of New

26th,

1899.

1900.

1900.

1st,

South

26th,

there,

nor

me address here. Only head and look at me closely, so that thou canst make sure, of re next me 'when thou seest cognising and keep thy tongue and -me, silent, be a wise youth." thouwilt

to

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door he the. old goldsmith see forward to

the

who came could do

"

Yes,

"

And

Free

art

for

Sight-Testing

AND

Mass

KNAPP,

SPECTACLE

8 Royal

not

and

Ironmongers BUILDERS'

&

&

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IRONMONGERY,

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ROLLED for

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&

Agents

Importers,

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STEEL

GIRDERS

(All

come one

Perth.

Street,

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&

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS, Sizes),

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

still

j

"Windmill. Telephone 358.

Alston's

And

escaped

thy

when I

I

came

was

can How What pretty

I

I

want a

sir|

who

but I see here, been seeking me

"Yea,

surely,

He

asked

cause

thou

didst

would

go,

earnest, moments.

with

thee, wilt

thou

Giuseppe's

nothing, friend

serve

trifle

among

now.

self

that ?

?"

slept

home.

seeking jewels?"

Hay

TUBES

alone

be

STUBBS, BRASS

father,

!

then.

awaiting

351

thy

abroad early that thou hast

awake be and the would attend sun, at the great Cathedral but I letter for my father and he will

So

"

DRAKE

Mazzi."

is

be the

worry." "

Perth.

Filippo

oicr

;

a

left

MAKERS,

Arcade,

supposed

am

watchfulness

my

fore

&

his

so

"They from

CLARKE

for

where

I

how is it Fernando's

places,

do you

entered save

us 11 "An, rnou, my son. my wilt, eyes do not deceiveme, thou the child of Francesco Mazzi of Villa Rosa. Is is not so ?"

Wales.

:

meet

he one

he

thou

OPTICIANS

,

customer.

November.

7th

Flemington,

"

coming.

When found no what

step

goldsmith Vecchio,

on Ponte sauntered toward Filippo made so little but Vecchio, many to detours while collect his trying that it took him much longer thoughts to reach his destination than under circumstances. He remem ordinary that bered his promise to his father, return as soon as he would possible. should want to Suppose the stranger or him from detain him, prevent And then, going home at all again, what did the mysterious message he to go to and why was this mean, in a sorely-perplexed shop ? He was state of mind, but no sooner did he decide that he ought to walk boldly the a take different past shop or route than the desire to altogether follow that of advice became piece with him. It was the same strong fascination that had inexplicable drawn him toward the Duomo a few hours since that forced him finally to walk with no further briskly, to the shop at the end of deviations, Ponte Vecchio.

himself,

12th.

Octobpr.

Caulfield,

Canning,

Bank

Reference,

5,

last

on lad, thy my way aside into the shop of the at the far end of the Ponte the left, toward and wait my I not shall speak to thee

com over, being Filippo's to and speaking out, slipped no the became lost among one, his and the people, putting boy, sort of hands to. his curls in a dazed came out into the Piazza, fashion, and stared around him. His friend, if friend he were, had disappeared.

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He had to tread his way through a number of streets, and pass more than one notable church and palazzo, before he found himself at the steps of the Cathedral. He paused for a moment to his regain his breath after fast and then went into the walking, with the crowd of worship building outside. He pers that had gathered -was none too for Mass was soon, about to begin. he knelt Reverently in the grand Duomo, and now it was that unusual occurred. something was still a when Filippo kneeling, fellow who had seated himself young next

COUNTRY

W.

FLOORING,

GALVANISED

Timber

Building

vine him.

he had re-crossed Not long after near the Via de' Serragli its end; he reached the Ponte Vecchio where the and silversmiths and sil goldsmiths ver workers held sway,, their tiny locks on the doors shops with quaint to the old bridge like barna clinging cles to a rock. In the gay Via Tornan abuoni, aged woman limped up to him to buy a nose him, beseeching She was so forlorn gay of violets. that he could not resist, but handed her a few coins and fastened the as flowers in his jacket, he hurried she was him a off. wishing good

DEALS,

MATCHBOARD, MOULDINGS, SKIRTINGS,

girl a

training

BALTIC

KAURI,

SASHES,

Mass

.

ready busily along

DOOR

why. panion

PtiKTH.

S'lTiEbiT/

tall

to certain pleasant connected with these streets, had chosen a round-' Filippo to the about journey Duomo, and he was' forced to the faster for hurry

mer,

.

of

Implement

PURSER

128

associations

"

the

want

EICHD.

watches, miniatures, and other curiosi fragile snuff-boxes, ties which him. interested deeply He but a glance now at the gave a at windows, and only nod old who had just -Jacopo, opened his door and was in the morning drinking he awaited air while his first custo

this

BEST

historical

clocks,

.

be the

to

PROVE

Market.

Heart."

risen,

Machine

CAN

.

OUR

:

said

him this I

for tarry

but I am he would not. Has

morning

?"

do

remember and be thee, he

said

he

but to say to thee, thou if to look for him in a few Thou canst amuse thy the trinkets meanwhile."

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CARDINAL

the Villa

Rosa a little excite ab when Filippo's prevailed the was sence noted. Fernando, master went in affright to the tutor, with the tale that the lad was not in were the house. The grounds came of it. out but searched, nothing the ot father's

finding

in

note

mind at rest, the his son foolish he thought Fernando for not to take ; company was but and so said Fernando, set

library

out

on

relieved

at not

being

that

walk

at

long But

hour.

an

;

the

as

day

wore

goldsmith's tively

listening stories

man's historical laid

"

the two when

stood

acquaintance

art

Filippo,

me

to

about

good-natured brooches of a hand was and his new

value, his shoulder,

on

Thou

?

wert

at

his

side.

ready to accompany as slow in coming,

bid thee."

I

"

but

was

I

"Thou but fear,

shalt

with I would

Nay,

with

not

have

and

me,

me

let

go."

be too long, and must come alone. Thou shalt tower. That old Galileo's

to

me

shall

never him, There is a thee deliver

first.

is

it

ears

not

is

to

it

thy

far from thy be disturbed."

home, and

we

towards the door as he turned the and goldsmith whispered spoke, to the boy " Do not Go with him, my son. Look thou at his ring, fear him. one like it. and think if thou knowest his rings Ah, old Giuseppe knows he sees them. when Thy friend— to him ha!" and he chuckled ha, He

:

self. be

(To

Continued.)

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Adelaide.

Castles O'Keily

belongs

young

vocalist, does

rare

In

Herald. for

genius

has

gentleman "

Apart

—

Archbishop

from

Kapunda

addition

to

to

taken

"

Timoleon

as

in

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a

financial

the

special and

administration the attainments, Archbishop of the best theoretical one

literary

is

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or

such

between

the

to

listen, the as

short

distances

I

to do was silence for

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me,

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missionaries themselves at most that a hearty greeting was extended to them by the natives. The chiefs and the principal King A himself in the welcome. joined tract of land was large granted them, and " munificent were presents freely furnished." One of the and daily measures first adopted by the mis sionaries was to erect a forge. Noth and ing could exceed the amazement of the natives "when the rapture sparks flew from under the hammer, on and the hot iron hissed being Such was plunged into the water." the favour in earned this workshop that as, we are the assured, gravely " old King Pomare embraced actually the blacksmith, and as his last token of satisfaction nose his royal brought into contact with the blackened face of the workman."

The principal been justly styled Pacific." The

pedia

island

Tahiti,

their

magnificent and valleys

garden of the Encyclo Popular the mountains "Among

says:

remarkable scenery romantic climate luxuriant

island, " the

for are

deep in which

many

glens,

and

a

delightful

a maintain Almost vegetation. every of the group has been described

fertile

in

by navigators

rapturous ideas of

their

realizing

soil

terms

as

earthly

an

Aus in his Wallace, paradise." tralasia" writes of (London, 1884), Tahiti: "Its and healthy delightful climate to all the brings maturity are no of the topics, which products where found fulness and in greater than here. The wayfarer perfection of sweetis soothed by the fragrance and delighted with flowers, smelling of the abundance bananas, oranges, and cocoanuts which bread-fruits, food to the natives. supply perennial This terrestial Eden is peopled by one races of the finest of the world." He then cites the words of the cele brated traveller Von Popp The trip is enchantingly along the north coast beautiful. The, tracts, low-lying the shores from white of stretching :

of the steep slopes are clothed in the richest and hills, from most varied the vegetation, shades of the bread-fruit bright-deep tree to of the soft light green foliage the young banana. Romantic valleys the and gorges lead into inferior, with the outlines of Mount Orohena the in When visited background. the effect of this for the first time, scene as is heightened the ship, sud the last headland, rounding denly into view the harbour of brings

lagoon

to

the

Papeete" This beautiful group of islands field for evangelical the favourite chosen by the London terprise

was en

Mis

In 1796, sionary Society. August, missionaries embarked twenty-nine at London on board the "4Duff" for the South Sea Islands, and in March at Tahiti. 1797, they arrived Eighteen missionaries took their of the up on abode the island. Rev. Mr. " of Missions," Brown, in his History that were relates the missionaries not " is chosen. It he happily painful," the "to read over list of the says, missionaries and of their previous An idea then occupations. prevailed a man that might do well for a mis to the heathen, whom no one sionary ever of for a would have thought at home." minister The most glow were published ing pictures, however, success heaven of the with which the In a crowned undertaking. -

sermon in thanksgiving preached it was announced that the London " were as missionaries welcomed heard with and reverence, angels, as courted if their favour and friend were of blessings." the first ship Even to the present day the Metho in Tahiti dist missionary triumphs

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referred

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as

is

of

attended

the labours so that island

group

after

successes

group

more

in in

the

the remarkable. one unbroken

Nothing

(1813)

series

,

unique, "

followed, of the

in

fact

mission after island and received the Gos-

a

:

The

tested

However, these were from England

missionaries not long in Tahiti when their true character began to be seen. Before twelve months had eleven of the missionaries, elapsed that alarmed at the difficulties beset them, the islands and sailed quitted for Australia. Brown, in his " His remarks that "some tory of Missions," turned out of them so ill, extremely that their removal from Tahiti in stead of being a loss was a probably benefit to the mission." In connect I ion with this staff, missionary may to rectify a be permitted statemant made in my former letter. By over it was there stated that these sight were missionaries the first to evan the Fijians. As a matter of gelize was fact their's the first to attempt islandevangelise any of the Western of the South Pacific, and they groups landed not at Fiji but at Tongatabu. Their has unhappy career, however, been there faithfully sketched. first

To return to the seven missionaries who remained in Tahiti, their history The may be told in very few words. Rev. Mr. Lewis, the only one of the staff who, as the Rev. Mr. Brown assures was trained for the us, was the first to prevaricate. ministry, He took to himself a native heathen renounced the ministry, and wife, lived as a native. A year later »he was hut. found murdered in his named avowed Another, Bromhall, an and himself infidel adopted as his rule of conduct. polygamy were to Others, too, supposed

be

less 1810

guilty

Before island,

and

most

no

all

of

some "

clothing.

Rev.

Mr.

backsliding.

had

the took The

quitted them

of

South refuge in New of their ten only fruit was Tahiti that many adopted

Wales. years'

in

toil

the natives measure of English The Tahitians (writes

Brown)

now

of

carried

their

of

so dress far English would almost give any coat for an old black or blue price and a shirt. No man he thought could go before the King on public occasions with of appearance any unless he had a musket, consequence, a coat, and a shirt."

affectation that they

After

the departure of the mission revolution was wit singular nessed in Tahiti. The King sud himself in favour of denly .declared aries

a

Brown

explains

to

this

sudden

of

phenomenon There change

unknown before pel with rapidity or since." Thus writes Dr. Pierson in Packenham The Rev. 1892. Walsh, subsequently Bishop of Oson Christian in his lectures sory, writes with no less enthu Missions, " isles of the Pacific, siasm The once rank and poisonous with the worst of heathenism, now exhale the of every Christian fragrance grace."

aries, «

Mr.

the

regard my former letter I have sketched the favourite ing Fiji mission of the To re Wesleyans., move all Methodist jealousy from our treat in the present friends, I will letter of the Tahitian or Society which for Group of Islands many was years regarded by the London as fruit the most Missionary Society ful field of their zeal. missionary

are

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"

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Sir.

,

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"

often appears some unac and quite thing extraordinary countable in the renunciation of of Chris and the profession idolatry of the South tianity by the natives like an effect Sea Islands. It is a cause and many without in their are it to the wonder ready to ascribe unseen of a Divine hand, working and look on it as so plainly the work no one can or of God that mistake of the case doubt. But if the nature were better there would understood, con be found little ground for such clusions. In many of the islands not the renunciation of idolatry did in at least the first arise, instance, of the from any right understanding or evil of idol of the nature worship, was of Christianity. It the simply result of the example and authority of the chiefs. So long as these ad hered to the religion of their fathers, the people had no thought of chang as but so soon ing it for any other declared in favour of the new they their were ready to religion, subjects follow them. per They would now deliver up haps destroy their morais or burn their Christi idols, profess erect of worship, and places anity, even observe the. Sabbath while yet in the most to indulge they continued the beasts like vices, degrading living at the of the fields. The change was :

the

Miss the fact that his Church, Archbishop interest the m a great indeed this many-sided writes most musicians,

The

Freeman!

"

"Tell "

to

go me

message him."

for

of my father. thinking and I must me, go to

miss

He will him."

(To

on,

notwithstanding a slight was absorbed in the atten and was display,

Filippo,

.

uneasiness,

Rev. the

face

merry

no

-

dragged unearthly

so

smiled at the Francesco Mazzi forgot door, library and a ser and Fernando his books, in hastened toward the vant city one. search of the missing and

THE

PACIFIC.

although

secretly

THE

MISSIONS IN

PROTESTANT

tne

and

chiefs

his

example, the old idols cast down. The were everywhere soon reached Austra joyous tidings lia countries. New and the home missionaries in succession quick the King ; poured in to the islands their into hands and put everything in a few years the whole was group enrolled under the banners of Methodism-

_

ON

The

;

;

,

;

name

but

He

reality." of the

chief

ample the

in cases, merely not only purity, then gives the ex

wanted

it

;

most

in

beginning,

of

islands

principal

group.

The

example

of

.

Raiatea, of the

one

of

Tahiti

the natives, following their chief, professed and the missionary

Christianity, wrote in

terms of the mar glowing in a little while change, yet was it discovered that their moral " to continued the lowest de state, debased." The missionaries gree in the letters declared the themselves customs of the natives to be abomin so abominable as not to allow a able, to be made. description

vellous

Rev.

in

in

prizes

what the the chiefs

embracing be

himself Williams, these islands, tells

John

missionary (" Narrative

induced

:

a us

of EnteirMissionary the South Sea Islands ") motives of of conversion " Some thought that by vessels would Christianity to

hoped by adopting

them;

visit

the

new

many religion he gives

their lives." And prolong the a specimen following speech his chiefs exhorting by one of those to adopt the new people religion " of these wor Look at the wisdom of Jehovah and see how shippers to

as

'

The

the English religion. followed other natives and in a little while

MORAN

.

At

ment

:

are to us in every re they Their ships are like floating Their are houses. covered persons from head to foot in beautiful clothes a while we: wear but. nothing girdle what of leaves. Their knives, too, valuable how things they are; our cut up quickly they pigs com bamboo-knives. Now pared with our I conclude that God, who has given to valuable his these worshippers must be wiser than our things, gods, for the like to have not given they us. articles We all want these ; that the God and my proposition is who gave them should be our God."

superior spect.

v'

The

Methodist missionaries are, as wise and prudent in their a attention With little generation. to the world to come, they endeav our a to combine good deal of atten we tion to the world in which live. a

rule,

They were

faithful

to

their

traditions

contributions were received from the natives for the of the missionaries and support families. their The official report sets for the year 1822 forth the in

Tahiti.

Ample

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levied

bamboos

of coeaanut oil, four pounds;

containing

pounds

of

;

"

arrowroot

;

of pota besides quantities A visitor other minor dues. " If you in 1839 remarked to Tahiti meet with a fine house, with painted sure doors and windows, you may be it missionary belongs to a Protestant or one of his children."

cotton;"

and

toes

I

:

I

'

1

.

.

Pomare

Second, King, between his time, it was said, the Scriptures and reading drinking pro though we are told the relative to The whole allotted each. portion was left in administration of affairs the missionaries' hands. They availed them thus afforded of the opportunity and to enact a draconian code of civil I have found laws of which religious of missions. no in the history parallel to Not only were the natives obliged the divine oh assist Sundays at conducted service by the missionaries The divided

the

The

them.

serve

as "

;

I

;

j

following specimen of the

a

Any person

laws whole:

fear

—

found

or

converts

"

the

but

any

1

from

islands,

Persons

"

be

the

defaming

character

people dissuading with their, them per be fined, and a or shall sons property part of the fine shall be given to the missionaries." assisting

"

or 'natives hearing the mis speaking against notice to and not giving sentenced shall 'be meeting,

Persons

foreigners sionaries, the public

hard

to

labour."

missionaries, shall writings

the

be

shall

be burned,

fined and the

they person in whose possession found shall be punished by the

were

mis

sionaries." shall be taken "No merchandise obtainboard of any vessel without and the of the judges the permission missionaries." on

as be received may person those or bap except judges jurors to the and Church.. tised belonging inferior be from an An appeal may one or to the judge to a superior can be no but there missionaries, "

No

from

appeal "

their

the

to not contributing be trusted, Society cannot considered fit to hold any

Persons

Missionary and

not

are

decision."

situation."

government

"Persons denouncfng or the chief, missionary, be considered shall ings, fill

higher

a

situation

in

to

sinners

public meet to deserving the Church

'

State."

or

mis under to such proceeded as to command extremes regular at the House of God attendance " that the under every penalty would forfeit all his posses recusant In

sionary

1834, the guidance

Queen

'

sions."

the laws, devised with to which worldly sagacity, were natives subjected, the Tahitian and religious, a new until era, civil pro opened for them under a French Such

were

little

no

tectorate. to the visitors ask Protestant to as the to be the witnesses Islands condition to which the deplorable such reduced under were natives I

will

legislation. account is content

in

of

his

Dr. Russell, missions, Polynesian " An impresto observe the

:

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;

to

engagments,"

though

this

appears to This last

be but named

very

faint

the

latter

part

was

in many respects Mr. Turnbull,

Reviewing Review

Edinburgh "

writes

this

(No.

to

in

its

any

better principles the effect only

of the has been to degrade of the most to the level Christianity without brutish idolatry, making one these miserable step towards raising rank of Christians. idolaters to the are as The people, consequently, as much barbarians and savages are for or rather worse, ever, they from civilisation they have borrowed but the vices by which it is nothing dishonoured." ;

and

of his

that his

life,

excep in his

Voyage Round

that

at

was

a

first

difficulty

of

the

"

the chiefs

were

too

a"

;

in

the missionaries, eradicating idolatry, have failed from whatever cause,

praise.

adds

powerful body to be touched by the mission so as who framed the laws aries owed the missionaries, they, only existence to them, allowed their they to of their old them retain many It is sad as the savage privileges.

"

Unhappily,

:

writer

on the scanty congregation eye rests to think now fills which the churches did how all the good the missionaries remains is nothing passing away; alas of the vices of civizabut many, of the follies of the tion and most !

savage." missionaries had The Protestant at the often shown no little anxiety Catholic that the priests prospect Tahiti as a field would look towards Mr. labour. Rev. for spiritual was who saluted Lawry, by his as the Patriarch Protestant friends ad on one occasion, of the Pacific, brother his missionaries, dressing " would if a Romish cried out, priest will become of our land here, what dreaded The day thus blossoms ?"

Mr. Daniel Wheeler, an American in visited the islands Philanthropist, "There is noth He writes: 1842. more habits ing perhaps in Tahitian aimless or than their striking pitiable life. nerveless mode of spending Apas to state of the religious pearances are the unpromising; communityto the so full of foreboding ruling to and however adopt such unwilling so of hope and but full despotism, reason there is to a conclusion, at to the natives, length ar blessing is principle the apprehend that Christian Catholic rived. Had priests The fact that the p. great rarity. to land on the islands, been allowed to a penalty the poor native is subjected atid with had they been received himself from the chapel, if he absents to due foreign scant any courtesy a stick of a man with and the sight the Methodist rule, visitor, humanly worfor the ransacking villages indefi been might have speaking, a the hour of service, before shippers But the Protest nitely prolonged. have we often witnessed, spectacle were blinded missionaries ant by our so to are abhorrent utterly their hatred of the Catholic Church, I to cannot revert the that notions, the French and they treated priests of regret and without as subject feelings and cruelty such with indignity Another American writer, to in disgust." Government forced the French in Mr. Melville, 1847, that reports in of its terfere defence subjects, " the hypocrisy in matters of religion, the the and then until protectorate con in so all Polynesian apparent of islands annexation of the group nourished is most verts, injudiciously Mr. an established fact. became Mr. in Tahiti." D'Ewes (" China, himself an Ameri Harman Melville, and the Pacific Islands," Australia, bears to can witness the Protestant, in in islands these 1857) travelled its Methodist of which intolerance the to conclusion 1855, and came the bitter fruit. enactors gathered " the Christian that native popula " with treated contumely Invariably in name and ontward tion, in 1847) the French except writes (he thus little of the real know observances, met with sometimes open '

Rev. of

priests

of Christianity."

spirit

M.

Aikman,

Christian

in

Missions"

"Cyclopaedia (London,

the natives : " an he as article of it came, says, and commerce to unman, degrade, the inhabitants pf that beauti brutify he adds, sold ful land." The natives, even, their European dress in order to for their accursed appetite gratify i860,),

imputes

decay

of religion

to

the

among

bottle

rum

the

were case, violence; and, in every Now forced to depart. ultimately missionaries that the resident English the banishment of these authorised them a. fact undenied is by priests

selves.

I

formed

that

harangues

was

by

also their

in

repeatedly

imfiammatory

they instigated the sailing which preceded as schooner. Melancholy on example of intolerance

the of

riots the

such an the part

The

first

he

says,

when

:

"

states "

landed on board

flagrant

riiusl?

and by which

Christian in a few Catholic mis had scarcely

in his the fact

Marshall,

sionaries,"

their

he,

not

the most be presented."

Missions," words :—

devotional

was

means

Mr.

adverse

that

change produced

.

the

states

religion." "

p, 217),

stead con

Persons

"

still they are to be cannibals, notwithhave embraced the they

substitute

not of a foreigner belonging writings to the Missionary keeping Society, them or not such writings, bringing to

reputed standing Christian work, the 53,

doctrines professing those to taught by the mis trary of heresy, shall be guilty sionaries and be judged by the missionaries." the to attention "Persons paying "

|

he

that

attests "

is

it

might

suc the missionaries, path cess. The converts, however, in the law acquiesced prohibiting was when permission polygamy to them to select, as their wife granted to them. most Not the one pleasing a time a few of them after of repented the missionaries their but choice, -allowed them to choose considerately The chiefs, moreover, appear again. as to have considered themselves The Hon. from such a law. exempt Frederick his "Four iq Walpole, writes Years in the Pacific" (1849),

.

judged

sedition

shall peace only."

also

Polygamy

"

of missionarieslbr

of

accused the public by missionaries

no

not

in

"

Persons

disturbing

their

whilst the World," the Tahitians "are sense of the word, every takes care to add that the old King " as was as a thief Pomare dexterous Another visitor, any amongst them." Dr. that their zealous Russell, attests not the of native King was only Tahiti conscience whose permitted " the of him to combine worship a relaxed code of with Jehovah morals."

a

Protestant for the friendly feeling him but says he " felt missionaries, to declare the truth self called upon to "increase the general and not

or

convert

/declares thieves in

to

created by exagger misconception he The Tahiti ated reports. natives, amusement "without being, says, now seek and excessively indolent, and sensu in idleness enjoyment Of the natives of one of the ality."

"

first

"

of

Voyage

a

Ellis

he

were of them great mass name in 2, (vol. only

in Beechey, disclaims Pacific,"

appear,

" that hope," he says, of Divine grace." subject

tionable."

We

Gospel.

was

Mr.

during conduct

even

knowledge

proper of the

Captain

in

missionaries.

not

from

missionaries the only one,

of the Protestant

steadfastness."

confidently

"

often

is

is

and

I

he

190).

page

shall

the streets, having Pigs to whom no marks to show they shall be sold, and the pro belong,, and the King ceeds divided between the

"

"

Christians

|

"

the

that

I

idolatry religion

to the former returning to death." be condemned

their

very superficial in any founded the principles

will

of

guilty

of

'

scandal beautiful

at least the old King Pomare to an the general depravity exception ? Rev. that prevailed John Williams, who attended him on his death-bed, bears indeed favourable testimony

:

religion

"

consequence, erstwhile and her members the

Was

in his Mr. Rev. Brown, " the directors us that tells History," unfavourable themselves entertained to the moral and views in regard and condition of the people, religious " that the adds We apprehend

'

upon

church, Christian

The

|

imposed

now

regimen

missionary upon

!

laws bound indissolubly of the natives with the

specific interests

qut

the

in

and,

drink, sat

,

—

.

has been very, .generally pro teachers duced that' the European for more evil than will have to answer most ever be compensated by their services." The learned zealous attests that Von traveller, Kotzebue, doctrines of few Christianity only to and were announced the natives, to be " but that even these appeared half understood by the teachers He adds that the themselves." of the flute and other innocent playing whilst were amusements forbidden, " to were driven the natives prayers He concludes with by the cudgel." re "The words: the impressive has of the missionaries neither ligion tended to enlighten the Tahitians, nor to render them happy." sion

"

9226 year each bamboo 28 pigs 1333 bales of 191

that

for

"

were

seized,

vessel,

and the

flung driven out to sea even clothes without and provisions for the voy necessary forced to under age which they were take." they

small

a

Under the French Government, the stringent laws enacted by the at once missionaries were Protestant relaxed. The French authorities, did everything to assist the however, and even Methodist mission, gave it abundant aid, pecuniary yet it failed to prosper. The last representative of the London Missionary Society Tahiti in 1886, and Protest quitted ant of natives passed to the charge Protestant A French missionaries. the past five who spent gentleman and the adjoining years in Tahiti the Protestinforms me that islands, natives show, at the present day, no life; practical knowledge of Christian on They make sure to attend service .

Sunday, the pitiate rest of the intoxicated

thus, Atua

as ;

day in

they say, to pro but they spend the the

with

worst

of orgies,

and

orange-toddy

rum.

I

been

have

intent than

more themselves with the natives of the lessons a Such statement

as

press

to

on

trafficking

on

preaching to them.

religion

has been assailed in the public atrocious calumny, and

interested

by

time

from

obliged

to some Protestant mis the islands who showed

to refer sionaries in

time

parties

an

that it is quite in yet I am convinced As late as accordance with fact. Australian merchant, last year an one whilst visited of those islands his cargo of copra. The completing was consider which he offered price than that paid by the ably higher Protestant missionaries who hitherto and hence had had a monopoly there, flocked around the natives eagerly the local misssionhim. Very soon waited him and warned ary upon " words not to in him in emphatic the Lord." terfere with the work of as As late the 29th 1899, a July, Protestant lady writes to me that she " there convinced must be great is truth in the charges made against the missionaries." She adds the im few years statement: "A portant and myself spent a ago my husband on and few months one of the islands of the mission in the house of one aries, that

I

.

amount

not, have

experiences. wife were his for

with were

or

whole

Trading

and

firearms to

sold

freely

A

more

the

liquor them.

openly,

as however, guests, scruple in telling The missionary

so

my

no

less

time

and worse

spent

we

carried

was

and

the

on

ammunition

the natives."

few

passages from works easily the public will suffice to matter this in the clearest place was When Rev. Mr. M'Kean light. the Directors embarking for Tahiti, of the London Missionary Society an official communication forwarded to 1841, pub him, dated May 31st, in in the subsequent lished Reports, " You have which they say already with the been made fully acquainted in a moral actual state of the island, accesible

to

:

and religious point own information our

of view,

so

far

as

extends. Suf to on ac then remark fice it that, want lamentable of count of the the native spiritual religion among state of the churches, disorganised the irregularities the schools, and in-' em of the native agents efficiency in the and them, general ployed we are demoralization of the people, the with solid conviction impressed that of short of the infusion nothing a new and of vigorous principle to counteract the action will avail evils." They then advert existing to the hindrances aris to the gospel to resort of shipping ing from the the island of trade, for the purpose " It were to and they add devoutly inflube wished that this pernicious :

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In Waldegrave and in the narrative those islands, in the journal of his tour published of the Royal Geographical Society that he reports (vol 3, page 180) " the missionaries are all engaged in trade

I

which,

am

interferes

afraid, their

some usefulness. degree with have the monopoly At present they are so that the of cattle, shipping with fresh almost wholly supplied beef by them. They also appeared cocoanut and arrow to deal in oil rather root." He adds cautiously converts: "The their regarding

in

have

the

tenets

of

many

taken

Gospel, deep root."

not

vulgar

have

will

Mr. British

in

Ritchie,

"

The

writing in the World East 2, (vol " classes the Rev. page 416), John Williams those who are said among to have usurped many of the func tions of and to have government to taken advantage of their position obtain an undue share of trade." " Archdeacon Grant in Bampton Lectures accuses the same Rev. as John Williams "largely engaged in private and even speculations the enthusiastic of the biographer same discloses the fact missionary a letter that " Mr. Williams received from the in which his Directors, was condemned and his speculation "

"

occasion

to

again

Osbourne

occupies, of the Justice with regatd now

refer

an natura Mr.. Bennett, English of his visit to gives an account where he says he saw "scenes Tahiti, of riot and debauchery that would the have most disgraced profligate of London. It was vain to purlieus to in the slovenly, attempt recognise, and diseased inhabitants of haggard, the port, the prepossessing of figure the Tahitian as pictured by Cook." He contrasted the squalid misery of the natives with the "tastefully-furnished

.

dwellings" he

states

of

the

missionaries,

" that the of Tahiti

and

principal

sugar are those belong plantations Bicknell, ing to Messrs. Henry, and all missionaries. Pritchard," Mr.

Pridham,

writing

in

1849, also

National Library of Australia

attests

Catholic

—

com

claimants him."

from

asked, Mr.

'

position Chief acting evidence, against detri particularly seems strangely of the evidence

tempted reign, are coming

St.

F. Cardinal

Mr.

RENT

#

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allude

to

Mr.

Vice-Consul

in

of

and

island, latest

report, absence

the

States

in

present, according there as Chief acting

the

United

to

at

of

Mr.

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their

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or

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less

little

be

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Women, nevertheless, who, purposes, acknowledge

entering larged

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Parliament

us

has been exercised

up

have

clean made

wives

and

up

so

mothers

been

which the

his man is

or

legislator learn.

#

mother

new

engaged

to

in a letter Osbourne to the New has been direct in Independent very the accusations brought by him against the Missionaries. He ac gives a detailed count of the Samoan situation, explaining it and from its into origin par entering ticulars that do not now concern especially Some weeks summed us. we the .ago up

Or

Lloyd

made

him.

female

voter

distance

we

have

form

to

yet

in

Osbourne

corroborates.

not

the

spare

a

that

manner

#

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of the

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does

that, their

if

mothers

not likely familiar

far

so

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obtain

marked

failed

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hot

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been

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a

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likely

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prove

of

one

of

and

not

"

by mixing

native

have

politics

has

to

Against Protestant active,

The

done

Mr. "

So

of

have

to

Osbourne

the

pie. are

describes this

strong

is

one

of their

number

first

went

as

"

What

seized

#

#

other

#

Mr.

of

Osbourne

evidence

of

the

zeal

.missionary follows

as

" —

:

is An

twist

proof

an

carry

therwise

#

way

consciences

The writer "how far of

fold." can

their

takes

sectarian honest

#

Mr.

Lloyd

bers, moment

the

Osbourne

Chief of

his

may

this

as

a

in

fingers

intolerance

as, the

Mr.

grew

older of

Year

within evil

conferred and illicit be added

classes

it?

upon

To

smuggling,

would

be

formed classes

and and

#

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was

sly new en

besides

#

of

be

enormously maintaining

I

cure.

—

of it—

this

as

:—

much

was

troubled

and

heart

loss

effort

weak in

a

made

to

cousulted

doctor after of medicine more got no than One doctor said my kinds

many but

urged

me

case, the

to

try Mother great hopes nevertheless pro store in Street High it as directed. The

Without my from

was

of

along

place

relief. diseased. sister

"My

would government, too, increased by the necessity of numbers of officialslarge and detectives, excisemen, coast-guards, others ad Another infinitum. considera tion is that a chief of the industry would be brought to a premature country end. of course, would include Prohibition, that of wine-making, and the culture of the be relinquished. vine must expense

a

Syrup. Seigel's in of its effect

more

distillation,

another that multitude

the

after

and took treatment,

heart

?

I

the

Every

chair.

temporary

#

even

grog-selling,

since

the ao-o,

I dragged year miserable way, and, being too from walk, was drawn place to

doctor, and

the

a

I

Bath

intemperance nevertheless,

was

is

world while

palpitation

As

sleep. in this to

be couraged. They the who, by securing sympathy or at least the indulgence of large bodies of the people, would exercise a demoralising generally effect. mischievous There is nothing more in its tendency than that leads legislation to a disregard, for law.

#

represents

Justice, arrival in

final

man."

#

sly

be

would

in

which they be found in the the of bigamous second marriage Malietoa late Laupepa. King, Though his first still and wife was alive a undivorced, of marry member of the Society was guilty him to another in order to woman ing keep within the so valuable a sheep missionary can

not

is

would

!"

instance

by

give'

over, criminal

opposition

positive

Another

"We fatliers

had begun they to and Total complete, be is their might surmised,

a3

grog-selling

Mataafa

and

there

"

fathers

"

their determined

extension

that

says,

(when

American

t„is

our

as an incalculable bounds, recognised is to be expected of it if an unlimited What

Ring

at pro Malie) and certain knowledge, chief be invited to the great under safe conduce Consulate

that

aid. as

#

strong.

very he

feeling." in 1891

into

"

convince

Prohibition, proposal.

Protestant

Protestant

a

their

admit,

#

#

determination

improvement

one

people that is an evil." The daughters, are determined to have their

But Missionaries

place now," they

actually

obtain to

had,

discredit

#

taken

have not

the entire society. the as a Roman Mataafa, Catholic, missionaries have been always though underhand, opposition."

much

in

in

:

however,

He the

of

From

"

#

ladies, at least without

out years

fear

it.

—

two

stroke

constant in

his be

legs.

thick times house a and then his chair

into he is

paralytic

are

a

may

sinks again who" realises

man

with

advanced acknowlege that

feet

A

"

Our

corner

fro and

she my girlhood," "I says, was and hindered oppressed by weak I was ness habitually tired, and weary, Like all such I lived languid. persons a to kind of life myself. All pleasures or which called pursuits for a.nd energy were closed to me. I had a feeble vitality and and fitful what I ate gave appetite, me and great pain at the chest back, and a of coldness, sense deadness, and weight at At the stomach. there wouli times, be also a gnawing, sinking feeling.

are

results.

and

his his few

always

is

have

two

the

"

the

repeat

on

and

woman

to far

can

on

hard

race.

who

of the

sons

necessity if And so, between

we

more

public

or

a

show

200

sigh

a

poor

leaning

a

the

explains

ac

the

sex.

and

given a fore of that mire, of by the feet personally

whom them. interfere

and

private presumption

#

up

to

us

members

he Missionaries," writes, the tenets of Christ forgotten civil the eleva as to prefer war to bloody tion of a Roman Samoan Catholic to the The London throne." Missionary Society, an undenominational Protestant Mission," he writes has in the been settled again, for upward of sixty It group years. pos sesses a large where native college youths trained are for the ministry. In many ways the London Missionary Society has accomp lished But all this I must good. granting confess to have seen in its ranks who men have

from

it

Mr.

#

kicked

are they is the husband

find

we

"Protestant

"

been

None

whom

It countable. door after lady next clean devolves upon

missionaries.

#

for

ladies

agitating ? quality

our

of their has perhaps,

—

situation

have

makes

of

with like

taste

those

heavily, he goes

the

;

Mr.

he

Slowly,

has

#

York

chair, stick, between

that

is

OTHERS

—

so

that What

AND

—

husbands and sons they had sent their P It is the discreditably qualified the is of all that man mankind testimony

the the

WOLFF

to which

the it

Almost in afternoon every pleasant I see weather my neighbour Wolff sitting in an in the in shade front easy-chair of his own door. Sometimes he kills time by the but oftener paper he does reading but watch the nothing the people and vehicles that I frequently pass. stop and talk him few with a and he minutes, to be grateful for the appears trifling attention. of about He is a man fifty, and sturdily and to look at strongly built, him see no reason you why he should not be up and about as as the best of actively He |is us. and well-informed, intelligent and has travelled is a man in considerably, worth His every way knowing. ideas on finance and business seem to be clear and and it strikes a practical, as stranger odd he does not grapple with his opportunities fortune. and pile up a big Yet he never makes motion in that a direction. He lets the chances all and slip by, just sits the world there as though were no more him to than, the Klondyke goldfields are the to resident of population a cemetery. Yet Wolff my neighbour knows what what can money is, and appreciates be done with it. Then doesn't why he "get a move and make on," as the Yankees say, while the sun shines ? Take a at hay peep him nine about o'clock at night, when he takes his customary exercise on the pave ment the clear way being mostly of and will need pedestrians by then you no to the verbal answer question. Stocky he and as appears when in strong his

conven

likely

reign, fanaticism.

of female

on

when

that, becomes

tion.

we

suffrage with a

into

is

referred

extreme

been

the

strait-jackets walk within

of

Justice,

#

(I,

cable

from may judge tone of the general W.C.T.U. as expressed

Reform-

home-life influence

Chambers.

#

Herat the

the discussion

Protestant

in

sometime

Osbourne,

to

#

#,

from

derive sensible

we

female will be law, suffrage finally of for women moderate necessary absolutely who those are controlled views, or by men in availing them so actuated, to be diligent selves the of franchise. Otherwise there will the be a very great danger that legis lation of the become influenced colony may the fanaticism in this conven by exposed

to place and to make us limits that the they appoint for us. The time for skittles and beer has its and run and long faces nearly course, the hands well down by the sides are ap rule. proaching

would curious, another party.

Lloyd

Morning

referring

ers.

Moran.

more

of

note

a

If

Rabid

topics.

much

in

at gram, says that, in Sydney, the Cardinal his to prove charges.

Mr. Louis as a Becke, Cardinal Moran London cablegram in forms and the us, recommends Missionaries. the London Missionary to proceed for Society libel Cardinal re against Moran, with certain statements to gard concerning the action of in Samoa the Society which his is to Eminence have alleged made. But it be why, may asked, is the Cardinal out for such ad singled the it vice ? Much more to as purpose under cir may appear and, existing the

the

have

we

#

#

contemporary

meantime,

and

cumstances

overlooking Osbourne.

Lloyd Our

Mary's Cathedral, August 4th.

OUR

in

neglectful

population." Patrick

has been given, Mr. Becke

it

mental.

The moral and not very

he

makes his missionaries

island, to the

#

#

Lloyd

as

moreover,

detestation.

if

ing

whom

:

posed, to my

list

was

meetings requested Our contemporary in which makes to the manner no reference We quote in his Eminence has responded. issue second our the Cardinal's present letter to the par which we would direct of our readers. ticular attention

;

censured."

it

it be may therefore, Moran be sued, should get off scot free ? The

Cardinal

-

"

conduct

and

the

any

I

cured a bottle and began to take result was a decidedly improved appetite, and and I relished I ate digested what or distress without any pain following. As to I continued use this medicine the heart less trouble was and frequent ceased finally nerves altogether. My soon became and I could well. stronger sleep In a few weeks more I was better and stronger than in and ever have enjoyed before my life health good and perfect ever since. My almost friends were as much and surprised I was at this remarkable result pleased as of Mother taking Seigel's Syrup, and you may make if think my statement public it you will do good."— Ann (Signed) (Mrs.)Mary Welch, 1, Constitution Chat Hill, Luton, ,

ham, February My

Mrs.

sequent should cured

Wolff

from

recover

like

1895.

6th,

neighbour his Welch's weakness be curable

—

,

may

or

paralysis, indigestion, and nervous

but

by

the

uot may. all cases with debility

con —

remedy

which her. It opens and the digesrenews which is the fountain of tion, life, and a new the puts wholly on world aspect around From us. having been laid aside of the as cumberers we ground, become once more workers with others and sharers of their pleasures.

1

.

;

with

way

and

.

:

He

impartiality.

every

missionaries, that Roman little justice

Why,

—

degree." the authority of themselves that in the population had dwindled 30 years one-third. And he con to less than " tinues All the smiling cottages of the natives and little plantations now are and the remnant destroyed, has down of the population crept from the fertile grounds to the flats the sea on and swampy grounds to the subservient shore, completely seven of missionaries establishments what who have taken from them little trade they used to carry on to of it who have possess themselves their act as agents, and warehouses, on all the cattle the monopolize island." And yet up to that date the London had Missionary Society more than spent 100,000 on the Tahiti missions. frightful

on

in

of trafficking on the this matter missionaries. part of the Protestant with For the present I will conclude the words of Captain who Laplace, the that his astonishment expresses " missionaries the finest possessed the best extensive houses, estates, as coffee and sugar plantations, well as the monoply of all the trade with and describes as follows the Europe," " natives These condition of the so people, formerly gay, so happy, time so and so clean, and at the same towards have generous strangers, become brutalised, gloomy, dirty, cheats and liars. Such is the condi tion to which, with whatever good missionaries intentions, the Protestant and its interest have reduced Tahiti

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future

or

it,

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once

might expect

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has

correspondence

morning

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Editor.

was.

for

unnecessary to

Gibney

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describe

.

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peared

of

in all procedure debate." The Bishop under has publicly denounced Freemasonry. is not Denuuciation debate. Having accused Freemasons of most serious and offences God and man against course

jlogical matters

their

country,

of the

the

is

it

bounden

some

to

being

hypocrites,

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this

the

be,

course

or

alter

his

decision,

the case, with " reverend the right that gentleman the present discussion should end thus fruitlessly." Yours, etc., and

at

proceed I should

as

with

once

deprecate

equally

—

Gr.

E.

ROWE.

the

is is answered, point in courts of adopted not British and certainiy in law," of law. It is not my wish that courts, be " diverted Bishop Gibney should whatever." It is by any side-issue

until

first

method

"the

this

just the

I

want

to

avoid, before us.

whole case think that

by having And

do

I

in attempting to prove " of undue preferment by charge men which incompetent (Masons) the -obtain public appointments" find diversion Bishop would any not

the

whatever.

And

while

raised

it

were

point

which

by Bishop

Gibney

(and if I have

he

as

true, hesitation

<has cast

in

.

-ments.

for

indifferent,

good, to these

gentle

is

Having nothing of truthtriumph

words of the the opportunity iniquity public

—

service,

he

if

wrongs

:iredressing

suffered

have

is

the

which through

in

justified

staying Nor do

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—

of

which

point have

ately so

part have

no

Freemasonry I

have

is

given

thesis in the

in

of letter Morning Herald.

Freemasonry

against

jections

immediately

this

upon

the

establish one.

quent

the undue

tution.

first

my is

behoves

It

an

thesis, infidel

me

now

viz.,

insti to

wait

some until shall person patiently and show cause why cpme forward there should not be " an exodus im from mediately Freemasonry." Yours etc., —

M.

t

August

.

To

Sir,

—

Gibney my

I

that

part submits

thereof.

Editor.

the

wish there

to

to is

his

be

his

evidence he

has

Bishop

hesitation

will

as

This

assure

no

disprove

Freemasonry, he

GIBNEY.

25.

Bishop

National Library of Australia

in

proposition to a subse proceeding I have up already built

before

Freemasonry

Gibney, has submitted his who is the accuser, on all evidence evidence my points, to his and in in answer arguments, can be a good a man iproof"that at the Mason and a good Christian does the Bishop If not, -same time."

are

Mr. foundation. knows admits the this, and It remains fact in his letter of to-day. to for him either answer or to with I shall take no further draw; otherwise, notice of him in< this connection. There is ho use in beating about the bush any longer. To prove my con I draw on the " Free shall sistency masons' Ritual." In this book I is find that the Creator of all things called the " Great Architect of the and " the Great Geo Universe," metrician." These as ap epithets to God are How plied blasphemous. with the defender I am ever, arguing cause. of the To be Freemasonry he must consistent, allow me to fol low the rules of architecture and the lines laid down by the great geome and thus trician, Euclid; indisput

based Rowe

:

state

The

not

thesis seen

in

in

case

as

I

contrary British

their

answer

To

this

to

the of

court

accuser

must

full

before

surely any de have read written in

fence is made in reply. I what Bishop Gibney has of his first I have point. support waited for his evidence on the second and third and I have no hesi points, tation in stating that if he has noth on to submit these points ing better than he submitted on the first point he is to be commended for his discre in

refusing

to

proceed.

unfair

to

the

It

is

gentlemen "

for the undue responsible preferment by which incompetent men obtain public as appointments," stated that he by Bishop Gibney, the neither withdraws or im proves of their and peachment integrity are

honour.

I

vious

letter

pointed that the

out

in

members

on re

when

support done, and

and that is tion, apparently willing either innocent men shall remain un der suspicion, if shall be or, guilty, In these allowed to go unpunished.

circumstances it be just as well may " to that the Bishop should decide take no further notice of him (me) in as I this should insist connection," on proof being forthcoming. I cannot close this correspondence without that a expressing my regret divine so so and a logician scholarly so able as Bishop Gibney should as he does the misunderstand utterly nature and objects of Freemasonry. as To describe he does, as " blasphe mous such as "Great epithets Architect and " Grand Geometri cian .of a the universe is painful a revelation of how mistaken wise man can be. I submit respect Sir, are that such terms in no way fully inconsistent with the terms used in be the Scriptures. But it must not that are used these terms forgotten as with such qualification places their in the meaning beyond question and abso of the supreme recognition and of the lute glory sovereignty and Creator Ruler of all things. Freemasons are in their taught " to reverence the Ritual Scriptures as the unerring of truth standard and and to regulate their actions justice, They are by the Divine precepts." further instructed "never to mention the name of God but with that awe are due from the and reverence which creature to his and they Creator," " are to His aid in all lawful implore To their undertakings." neighbour their is "to render him every duty or kind office which justice mercy and by doing to him may require," he should what they would do unto them. If Masons were infidels and "

"

as blasphemous, alleged it does seem strangely inconsistent that they have so fre at the assisted solemn func quently tions in connection with cathedral and church both in Eng buildings land and in the colonies. And what can be said of the clergymen of all denominations save one are who members Are of the craft ? they or are fools knaves? they They must one or be either the other if Masonry be what Bishop Gibney I need add no more. says it is. Sir, Sufficient has been said to indicate that Masonry is not without reply to denunciation. But Bishop Gibney's until the Bishop with his proceeds case in proof of the wholesale denun I decline to ciation, take any further part. Yours, etc., G. E. ROWE. —

20.

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pre of the

cor who are interested in this public are more respondence eager to see the alleged corruption in the public than even to service read exposed in refutation of the charge my reply of infidelity but Bishop Gibney utterly ignores this part of the ques

"

terms

by the Bishop,

my

;

institution.

proofs of this the 15th inst. My first ob

my

that

Is

infidel

an

competent

his

represents,

in

numerous

established

men.

by Bishop

he

as

true, hesitation

saying that would be an exodus immedi from There Freemasonry !" much on hesitation Mr. Rowe's in thesis that I disproving my to repeat and again that again

there is

raised

was

were

Gibney I

Rev. Mr. Rowe admits in the Morning published " that if the first Friday,

letter

and

hand ? think not. I with I agree own re his method of his statement thesis was His Free procedure. A Condemnation, and in masonry his thesis of he support charges heads Masonry uuder three already I am and inamed. will prepared, he

Sir, in his Herald

ably hand a

object, in any

justice. state his

who Editor.

the

of

means

of incompetent

preferment

decline

demolish will do

once

Bishop Gibney

?

service

to

the accusa at heart but to quote the

Bishop— why to at

are

appointquestion bad, or

and to the public the slur or prove

men, .remove

men

gentlemen

due

is

it

who

the public the from

Apart Masonry

whether

tion. the

the

upon

responsible

-

represents,

there that saying would be an exodus immediately will be from Freemasonry), yet it that as far as admitted the /generally is concerned the most interest public matter is serious of the whole part the' which Bishop Gibney reproach no

r

the

overlook

not first

of the

importance was

do

1

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in

point

procedure

tion

"

to do until the thesis.

refuses

first

.angusr

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;not

he

this

be

made clear to the trust, " sidewhat T ask is no part of the main question,

I

but a that he will

issue, I trust

in

men

he would and, if needs either Masonic or both ?

respect,

with

Christian

Not

when is entered to prove his case, guilty To and that not in part but in full. as the Bishop has done, .stop short ..and absolutely refuse to proceed with in the the other indictment points

the best character

or

whose

protect,

duty

plea of"

the

accuser

irJIiXtlXl.

ol.,

charge colony, the first

masonry.

"DTP'PTTT

To

Sir, thesis

In

—

that

the

at

and

defending

Freemasonry

institution

fidel

Editor.

the

stating I

—

that

feel

is

pained

deeply

devolves

my in

an

me in aware that fully earnest there are many,very many, and men enrolled in well-meaning not its ranks who would put them to selves in opposition God and His truth revealed if realised they fully the of the craft. Such teachings

this

duty

I

regard.

men

I

are,

am

enlisted'against

Christ. have

In taking before

for

I

men.

judge

learned

God

and

this

matter

I

solely

out

of

up

actuated

reverence

unknow

believe,

firmly

ingly

been

upon

His

God and compassion Masons as a body

and as influential they are solely by their express teachings; their references to re contemptuous vealed truth and sacred their —

—

things self omnipotent, eternal their existent, Creator; blas of Him as phemous representations " the Architect" not the only " as the Creator of the universe Geometrician not Lord and and the and Giver of life and order. These ;

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denial

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an

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make

any

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are teachings Christian burn I would be sorry

enough with

indig

to

wound

to

the feelings of any man, unnecessarily but when the honor of God and re is at stake I may not take into ligion account the sentiments of the creature.

Masonry

numbers

able

within

and great who seem ranks, to be proud that they are members of such an association. Such being the in the interests of truth, case, surely, one of their number can come for " ward meet unmasked," and I will him in fair When this argument. have been concluded, discussion shall on there that I, my part, promise will be no resentment or lack of friendship. Yours, etc., men

many

its

—

tM.

August

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the Chairman

action

Mr.

Board?

to

Such is the testimony of Stawell/Victoria,

work

members

uncomfortable here. Mr. Before Fullerton:

that that he not could up doing inform

spite.

to

for

Fullerton to

these

f

his

pure told

to

Chairman

Mr. for

see

not

35

hire

cirvti

and Munro it. concerning

:

told

me

tried for of the

parts

pell,

he should

they he would

and

The Kirkby deny it.

can't

the of

carried.

The

a

would

anything

Board

sanitary

only

of

cab

didn't

the

Fullerton

saying

move

and

to Munro

Chairman

impression and him,

last

your

letters, of him,

that

he

help

and

payment,

they

some

after

Central

the

a

for

special

f

him

would

Mr.

in

Tested

ou

the

although

the to of thanks

regard

waste

not

letter

a

work or auditors

.

Deague

Health

Mr.

up

kind

that not think here and do

come

the

place

you

was

He write

Secretary

accounts.

road.

Mr.

discussion.

Kirkby,

to it, but alluding how it he would informed was street not to that Fitzgerald was attended That when it was considered dangerous. of he moved motion, believed portion by Mr. relative to Munro, should be rescinded, the in the of the rails, as it was shifting He was a member of the City boundary. Committee and be shown Works should when Mr. as for instance, consideration, be Deague was not present could nothing had Mr. done, although previously Deague the Wanneroo on himself at put men

It

out

life

Mr.

him

Officecompiling

the

this

passed for

that

to

resign. Messrs.

am

:

Two

man, the

allow

we

did

then

just

were

he

those

over

it would be as, well for perhaps it once and for ever. settle Fullerton How is it Mr. possible for the to be here when he is at the Titles man It was the rolls. a useless

vvnen

could

me

all

OTrkvoaalv

but

member

nent

to

the

then

lot

Do you hear him he'll now, not when like. we likes, did not think that he should

Munro

cupboard

So

:

He

did

Why

;

before.

seconded

uuia#

he

previously

about

on

stopped

the

tjty

said

Fullerton

Munro

asking given

road Wanneroo would, than at first anticipated into consideration taking

a

Prosiratlon

IVervons

apology.

any

have pulled

drag him up here out of had been Mr, Kirkby

say

write

being

altered

getting

:

he

he would say when he likes,

now.

Mr.

off

have

moved

VwAnrrVf

speaking

snd

cheaper

got

been

and for the working, present, he did not sanction anything done

them.

Board be

the office. at what members

be

Mr.

minutes

wish

on

1 like.

when

it

Via

j

of that

read and Fullerton,

don't

you

If

Kirkby

the scene elaborate

books

Chairman: They should certain define days Secretary

to

how

do

:

understand

(Chairman), Kirkby.

Pwr Btoof

the

Secretary insist

and

Mr.

J>1.

Deague gave

The the

a

men

ever

required, and Friday

Mr. to Secretary Kirkby bob you take the cake. You

should

as

secretary. Mr. Kirkby

and

The was left to motion Secretary Too many the Chairman and Secretary. cooks the broth. generally spoil in this Mr. cook Deague: Only one

were

Perth.

:

who

me

was on

papers. The

There

representative

in

our

outside: of the:

;

<£5.

:

Chairman

it

no

Pye,

that secretary so that sign the cheque on Friday, their could on paid money get seconded Saturday hy Mr. Ashby. The If thiuk are Secretary you you for the here on Friday .going to get me of just make purpose a cheque you signing a as I'll do the like work when I mistake,

work

about

on appeared the order, aud gave the pannel doors for

Secretary

above Roads

I

accounts were item of 2s. 3d,

an

the

the

man

what

arranged

secretary

outline

Mr.

of land.

come

the

to for

cupboard

and

He

would

The

—

The ordinary meeting of the held Board was on Tuesday. Messrs. T. Smith present: Fullerton, Deague, Ashby and Minbtes.

must

You

:

Kirkby:

cheque,

carried. in reference

was

stools and be done at

cancelled

getting

1899.

29,

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was

occasions.

Mr.

.

August,

office,

W.A.

to go on, without he'll any authority, thing of He perhaps buy all manner things. to do just as he likes. So help me appears The next are a bob, you strong joint. he will in for is be going a few thing

like.

Tuesday,

the

:

Chairman,

different

beg to

it

Chairman

Is

:

:

Chairman Munro

Mr. Mr.

The

:

Fulleiton apology.

an

shirked

that

next

table

a

the

is

there Record now

our

?

The

amendment

Deague of

of

WITHCollector exception and Canvasser,

uuvih/uu.

The

Board.

Roads

NOTICE.

different

no

the

Mr.

instance.

North

is

a

:

Kirkby

Mr.

solicitor

a

connection

an

Mr.

an

Kirkby

Secretary gentleman.

he

amendment

that

is altogether about it.

me

There

Chairman: about it.

The

which

would that

He

as

instructions

the

told

you

:

suprised

asked,

:

The

he

well

as

He would Fullerton

seconded

till

jc

.

should vVhen

hospital was

of rate

of secretary.

as

making

the aboveunder subuib, in

named Catholic

than

carrying to perform, he understand

Mr. advice

when

deferred

concert

a

of

him

Fullerton

moved

evening,

the

of

auspices

in Society, of bt. John

held

was

to

excused,

he

jj-li

On

advice

That

:

yarn

Well, I don't think you are" to the truth. keeping altogether Mr. This won't do at all. Fullerton An is due to the Chairman. apology certainly Mr. You told me Mr. Chairman Kirkby

those who believed the it interviewed should lawyers pay for out of their own pocket. did The Chairman not said Mr. Withers of refrain from acting through any neglect of what but on account duty, simply members had said outside the Board. Mr. Munro did not know he was whether of the one members alluded to, as he was far he to Mr. As as Withers. speaking he it concerned was thought personally to let the matter would be better stand at the time over for a week, although same he when Mr. Withers had to act promised should have his promise. However, fulfilled

the

.

Sodality

and

duty

any be

of this branch estab already lished in the Loretto and affili Convents, with the Prima at Rome. ated Primaria and in A number of ladies attended large the A scribed their names on register. absent sent few who were unavoidably of and their inten notes notified apology, tion of being present at the next meeting which will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, Our Blessed 8th of September, Nativity occasion his Dr. on which Lady, Lordship, has kindly Gibney, promised to he present, if for the Candidates Sodality possible. will then receive the Aspirant Badge and a of rules of the copy the Sodality.

forming

of.

purpose

yarn Mr.

waste

out

appointed.

Mr.

last. Pure

Sunday

on

race, Feast

would

Withers matter how Mr. no doing so said him should have it disagreed with done so, have his should or, at the time, expressed of being to disapproval appointed get the solicitor's advice.

preliminary meeting held at the Loretto Convent, Adelaide-ter-

Our

of

Blessed

motion a only

more

was

not

appointment Mr, Kirkby

at

was

Sodality

vent.

he

Kirkby

;

Withers

Chairman in regard

A

Con-

allow

that of

move

was

Deague

when

Very

place

is

Board instructed he gave them to

con

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or

different The

money. seconder.

Mr.

religious

take

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payers No

Father

O.M.I.,

Mr.

of position impression

re

.

date.

convent.

Loretto

certify

post

Rev.

Perth about to

not

future

officiate

also of

the

has been

given

a

solicitor under

would Mr. Fullerton to rescind give notice

a

Bunbury.

will

which

profession

to

present ducting

of Convent Father Rev. sence

poned

Ryan,

of Convent Bunbury. Mercy,

at

a

he was would

-

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will

be

of

—

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writes fancied," in relation tothe Tractarian "that movement, no for the exercise of1" opportunity could arise in private judgment

Pentecost.

after

particu

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right question

in

antism. Cardinal

B.V.M.

Abb.

Kyran

now

is the point of in authority shape principle any Such an is to be found. appeal, as of in short, that of the Bishop London to be madeappears to the principle of private directly But that, we know, is judgment. the claim of Protest distinctively

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SEPTEMBER. Fit,

and Church.

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The r

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secular

newspapers,

other, have

which been

'ages,

before,

as

ever.

argument

be

might settled

if

is a

does,

it

are interested Catholics, such calumnies.

to

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not

some

supposed

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But the is consistent. proceeding hundred For three years, says Count has been Joseph de Maistre, history a against the Church, and conspiracy must its methods necessarily among of falsehood. be the repetition It could be otherwise. Even hardly well-intentioned who undertake men, to or write if quote history, they the task with prejudiced enter upon be expected minds cannot to sift their with the that evidence all nicety and of them, truth demands justice we have no reason to and suppose that all non-Catholic historians have

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been

means

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allusion, that

is

well-intentioned. that which out.

meantime,

has attained

not

as

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to

yet,

per

a

of dignity or fact, a historical pseudo-fact, which, our own we for part indeed, had, as it to have seems, imagined vainly but which, it vanished, ap finally its time in favoured bides pears, use on occasions. corners for special the The late charge is in short that haps,

quite

to

the

of saintly Pius IX., memory, been a himself Freemason. The nevertheless, had, on its .first charge, met con with a decided production,

Pope had

tradiction.

indeed,

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Pope its

truth,

in

person, and his

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for

space

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be

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to

disce

uno

to

come

our

tnat

And that is the class of men from these whom abominations emanate. Suitably, too, for is it not disgusting that a body of gentlemen engaged in grave whom

and useful have been

most

in

culture

such treatment convict and

the

alone.

is

?

men,

It

fore well

are as

science,

should

religion,

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and

of

many

pursuits, and still

be subjected is

gutter,

lamentable

spectable through thoughtlessness, bring into such contact.

worthy and

of to

to

of the such

see

of finely kinds.

will

not

be will is

October,

"

young

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letter

will

find

and

in

which

of

with

which

pleased.

The

book

be

Mr.

Ryan, Catholic

may

has

also

i

B.

Sc.

the

privi-

instance

of

one

of its

pupils,

give promise

of

being

one fUa

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ordered

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book-seller,

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that

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he "

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of

resoui-ces

For

extract

this

of he

discovery Work.

just

published

of

Milne Curran's Geology the Blue the Mountains," —

says: of the Rev.

proud his

work.

The

able

book

is now made

which

is

have

to

the new Father Sydney and

Rev. of

Sydney Morning

"Australians

rightly and of

are

Curran J. Milne second of this edition before the

the

public-an

more

valuable

matter School alone

of faot by endowing the High the Government are account

a

able for education,

the

restricting

ot classical

sphere and, they can, shutting out from it those for students altogether whom that school is a forbidden institution. Mr. in his Haynes was perfectly justified Mr. comment on Hackett's that statement, far

so

"

insult

an

was

And

schools."

involuntarily itself, which, exhibited

was

obliged

levelled

to

is

at it

more

the

offered

to

to

all

intents

and

as

afraid

of

competition,

relv

the

purposes; and

nrotention.

unon

valu

edition

by the

amendment,

the

be

at be

efficient.

repeat

when

the

Mr.

in

other

the

is

it

edition

new

words

edition

first

Curran

which

what

appeared admirable

most

—

student can re of the hiero

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258.

Mr.

Haynes

as an proposed should scholarships school declared any

only

said

W.A. APOTHECARIES the latest plete with De Baun's Hay-street, and cr. William street,

slight School

High

can

we

guide that any geological for the quire interpretation of Nature." glyphics

other a

was

we

that

as

what

and the 83 illustrations With regard to this

two maps contains.

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of

the

"

the

reputation.

said

is

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Herald

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great

5,000 dollars.

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from

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aP

who of

—

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the of B.A. granting degrees It a school of com comprises and merce a military training school, chemical and in it some 350 laboratory, receive education in a boys high-class and French. The English curriculum further embraces such as subjects engin eering, practical agriculture, mechanics, and the physics chemistry. Concerning the editor of Freedom cites an Ateneo,"

var

much

which

men,

and

children

adults will they

tire,

Philippines.—

the

the

of

lege

!

publica in prize is competition, as

executed illustrations It is a book of which

soon

made

that

Eastern

tenable

District

Notes.

by the

Minister to of the objection

Nor was the much to the pur Secretary very is a question," whether pose. he said, such the schools as Christian Brothers' and' the Scots College College would submit to an examination, as to whether they were efficient." But here, a perhaps, parable be to It us. once may permitted happened, for that J.K.L." the famous example, and cited Bishop of Kildare was Leighlin "It

"

By

Colonial

Castleman."

The programme

"

"

Ploughing

arranged

to

Culhain tainment

Hall,

to

about

the

preliminaries A

<£20

banauet

are

to

Valley

contest September 20th

by an

Prizes

dance.

of

Toodyay

"Match

off on be succeeded

come

and

the

of

Farmers

is

at

enter

the

to

amount with together

notified, and date

fixed

for

commemorate

entries.

the

oneninsr

—

before

House

the

man

who

one

of "

Grace,

met

of

Dr.

examining

are

lobbies,

Dr.

Doyle

examining

is

cases, without

fancy, examination,

Where,

in

the

British

Empire

Brothers

have

by the their

we

of

you

province

have

brilliant

not

mind. Misused

Bibles.

Leslie's York

Freeman sent

were

bution

to

A

for

Monthly

writer

on

order

one

the

among

-Frank

New (says the that 84,000 Bibles

July

states

)

China

in

for and

the

Chinese, heathen used the paper of which the were made in the manufacture of fire to be. sent 'to the States United crackers, for use the Fourth of on July. Perhaps this illustrates Chinee's idea the Heathen thrifty Bibles

benevolent

of more

economic

Boards

would

with

firecrackers

Notable notable the

past Missionary

)

months have

been

be

Missionai'y

American

in the first Conversions.— in

would

foreign

the

supply

conversions few

It

reciprocity. if the

tion

distri that

youth

instance.

of

the

It

every

earnest

townsmen the

late

of

persons district the

be

a

better

to

make

could

make

the

way show

of of to a

success.

The as a

money.

on

as Statement, published, in its working and activity of the expenditure ratepayers There be a to appears strong Health abroad Board of that a here would effect in good great

Municipal

usual, careful

Our

the

and

good

assist

York

of

New

pride

not

promote

during

those

the

than

to there and

the

New

that

of

hands

be of

aid

(says

the

should

and

means

feeling formed preventing

of

states out

Many

work.

country

few

cere

member

Everything

source

miles fifteen

district.

light

this

A

the

(

of their the ability as masters classical ? The professors has Colonial Secretary, however, pledged himself to a compromise, and Mr. Hackett also appears abetter frame to have adopted of

took

Hall,

impressive

no fewer thousand vine than are planted. cuttings being to take A match is announced ploughing on place at Wongamine September 6th and of events and a lengthy prizes programme is published, The concert a con by big promoted took in the from Northam pla.ce tingent Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday evening, and a success. The was proceeds are to be to the and devoted Fruit Deepdale Vine it a lift. Association, grower's giving are of opinion Many in town decidedly that be found more to assist helpers should the Show and Agricultural general exhibi

efficiency where or

their

by

The

castle

established

successes

Agricultural 24th.

the

A reliable satisfactory. at one a few vineyard

the

Christian

Jurokine on

was duly performed by Mr. Toodyay, Quinlan.

mony for

efficiency, be admitted. in

the

place

There

us."

the in which their not proved obtained by them,

results students

So

a

even

may

is

fact,

said

gentle in Wellington his "Egad," replied

when

are

"

Commons.

Doyle," Duke of

the

the

re

or prejudice themselves

the

to

in That was, given in the Coun cil on Tuesday by Mr. Hackettfor confining the to the Mr. scholarships High School. had Haynes very properly protested the as he said, of steal against meanness, school's Mr. ing another brightest pupils. Hackett that the explained object was the of classical education promotion the the in School High being only stitution in made the which colony classical education The compulsory. of advantages compulsion, nevertheless, A wider an en may ,be open question. studies couragement of voluntary might tend to successful results. more probably

individual

an

is

there

by us

Classical Education. an reason insulting

—

happened

It

omnes.

repelling

illustration

manu

exhibition in

—

awarded

Grandma's

"

ious

it

in

—

in

.£30

which

first

local should of

of

Freedom, a daily news contains a paper published Manila, statement of the of the condition Catholic Church in from the the Philippines, pen of the of Manila. In the Archbishop the under the Church is Philippines juris diction of Archbishop Bernardino Nozaleda who is a native of de.Vila, Oviedo, Spain, and who consecrated in that was City in 1890. That he undertook same the year duties of his present post. Among othereducational establishments are four there in Manila, wherein large seminaries youths besides liberal secular educa a receiving for the Church. tion, are trained being There the is, Ateneo, conducted besides, by Jesuit Fathers and supported by the This is an establishment for municipality. the education of and higher youths

fact,

to

laid

part of the clergyman of a neighbour Doubt led to inquiry, and ing parish. the resulted in of exposure inquiry the fact that the gentleman— he was known as the Rev. Oswald Keatinge had never been either or priest a convict at but was parson, actually Some of large on a ticket-of-leave. the smartest that things, nevertheless, of recent had been published years in abuse of the had come from Jesuits the pen of the Rev. Oswald Keatinge.

as

of

merit.

Dominican

highly

they

to a months, proving very acceptable At length, how pious congregation. ever, something led to a doubt on the

.

of

recently

from

revolting better word, childish and of wicked

years ago himself to Lord presented Plunket, at of Dublin the time. Archbishop He declared himself a Catholic priest convinced of the errors of " Roman ism" and desirous of joining the Church of England. Lord Plunket, an ardent received the prosely.tiser, convert with as and open arms, as him to possible speedily appointed one of the city churches. Here his Reverence ministered for some

long .years, as fresh reproduced If it does not occur in the the of non-Catholic dis chimes in and by-ttander is

15th

The

ber

—

But

prizes, of

to

in

issue

in

the of attention of deserving those who in are interested providing for the approaching school examina prizes tions. Its contents and are literary bright and it contains a num entertaining, large

are

.

putant, repeats

a

some

when

Catho in the or point

A sum besides

applications

the

eminently

as charge representing, they do, the highest degree of intellectual the civilisation of the race of culture, mankind would be a hopeless and All of us desperate undertaking. as as therefore, Protestants well

REPEATED.

that touches on any question licism obtains prominence

matter

perhaps as

their

DITTO

confined in itself

Catholicity recent

the

to attractive and deserving

others,

opened in the

our

—

order. brought against this were capable of the enormities

hope

be

of

conditions the calibre of those who at the use of reason. It to the human is an insult understand the are that ing to read charges

been

indeed, we may

to

contemptible ness beneath have arrived

France. occasion

"

signifying,

advantage of the opportunity given in by the celebration question to for the of appeal prayers The of

the

advisedly; " impish

him

one

referred

certificates

to

be

may state, for further example, the standing case against the Jesuits. A few years ago a striking illustration occurred of the class of society among whom that series of revolting absurd ities takes its rise— and we speak

What is controversy. "is a wanted," says his Eminence flood of Divine and for this grace," he relies on He has taken praye.

Catholic

to

be

"

We

"

cates

themselves

matter

support.

tion,

reputable,

character.

Axugucau

Yaughan

the

in

warmest awarded

noticed

.

Cardinal

allow

and in

to be solely fact which

in of

Perth.

such how

would refuse to iden the themselves with tify originators of such if could only charges they become with their true acquainted still

body. But

people, most that

believe

we

who

particularly

facturers

be

con

'

btie

upuu

those misled

of

announce

be made may up of month. Allotment however, made by priority of space, so that application, intending oKhibitors should lose time in no applying. Any further information, forms, &c.. may be had the from H. T. supervisor (Mr. Nicholls), the or The office (Mr. J. Phair). secretary of the committee is 163 William-street,

must

authority the risk

runs

a

will

-'

J

iusu

gciuor

has not made the truth of the and of the trust

Reputable

participation. and ever,

the

be

hardly

can

he

that

is

industries, make it

to

who

man

every

As

exhibition

and

an

columns advertising exhibition forthcoming with the Chamber W.A.

Manufacturers.

lips

the

;

to

our

the

connection

in

would,

they

defile their them.

readers

our

direct

I

significance

Leo

—

in

cerning

for

and

know

alle

of

Manu

op

specially

I

Pope

their XIII

to refuse cases, their with pens

certain of he borrows charge worthiness of his

of

Bishop

by

emanate,

they

repeat such the sources

of

himself

the successor of St. and as and Augustine, Augustine Syagrius had been united by their St. the to allegiance Gregory, head at so were Cardinal Borne, Perraud and Cardinal Yaughan's the

aware

lie,

represented

united

charges whence

were

who

Such are not the most part, with malice but prepense, and thoughtlessly lightly by persons but who are not who are malevolent, to re still blame for an inconsiderate If the receiver be as bad petition. as to excuse the thief, it is hard the man who becomes a participator in a

as a reject would indeed, to himself for present such rejection ? A Bishop >f what " miscall Italian the they wildly and mission," truly represented

Southwark, to giance

people

charges, repeated

must

represesentative,

fact,

or

who,

pretender, never dare

attention

Chamber would

I

—

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;

.

theory

in

most

of the

prelate whom

Australian

GENERAL

-

the continuity French Bishop

By a

West facturers.:

ment

If,

AND

—

?

;

.

Augustine

inflicting

pain.

ancient bond of union represented that had bound the French See of St. See of Syagrius to tue English St.

possible,

I

By

if

or,

J

tion

;

to-morrow.

LOCAL

I

men

;

one,

annoyance,

of the place held Pope might be forced upon notice of Anglican church ef the celebra by the events to which we referred. have the was whom, for example,

the

produced

that of the Paul, Pope as the author and including of the knew propagators slander, The charge was a wilful being John. with falsehood, disseminated the and spiteful motive of giving paltry

too,

auditor Hon. George P. Fisher, first of the United States under Treasury President Harrison Mr. D. a Algert Marks, leader at the bar of Nashville, of Tenn., son exGovernor Marks, and his wife, daughter of the famous General W. H. of Jackson, Belle Meade Miss Lucille Taylor, daughter of the late Supreme Judge Taylor, of Ohio, and a of grandniece Major-General Elwell S. Otis eminent of an lawyer Memphis, Tenn., ex-Oom;ressinan Carey Young; Rev. C. W. de former wella Lyon Nichols, known minister the Protestant of Episco in New York a pal Church daughter of Rabbi of Joseph Segal, Newark, N.J.j Mrs. Caroline who Jones, of New York, had lived to an advanced as a member age of the Church E. A. Episcopalian H. of his wife and Graves, California, their Clarice. daughter

to

any very amendment of the matter in question. The position has become traditional, and custom to in nonseems it justify Catholic What is contradicted eyes. and disproved will still be re to-day

was

the

venture

fundamental

.

by

It

every

however,

hardly, for

hope

is true, who An individual, it bore surname the same as the Pope had been entered upon the Masonic lists but his Christian name was different.

to

Something,

We

—

years of keeping

Head of the hear his voice." But must oaloable need of not this home to at least' authority brought the and influential large body of them who are the subjects of Dr. to their Creighton help open eyes ? and

career

was

the

of

authority Church

from

his earliest be altogether out knowmto with anything of the kind.

Holiness'

—

the desire they to follow the attraction and " of grace." The only inspirations of Protestantism," he adds, germ "which ab is their they retain solute refusal to the recognise

—

and

men,

.

these show

show

disease.

annual

October

show

and

races

.will

come

off

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by a more

"

"

;

will

be

done.

is

This Mr.

not

the

time

first

this

speaks of the Hogarth, him to advise office, and I would printing before he few make a more enquiries an un rashly rushes into print and makes the attack poor comp." warrantable upon now-a-days. who has enough to put up with Mr. who Pether Imagine a gentleman like over has career extending an honourable man,

gushing

continuous

them, place

causing a brick

—

waves

flakes

beer enquiries done being in question, than compare in

in and with

of

any

are

overseers

see

that

establishment

that

it

colonies

in

duty

sole their

do

men

those

to

is

work,

as

the

other colonies, and who watchful of the are on behalf is that a fair work Department day's Mr. wish by all. Hogarth may performed

competent

most

enjoyable, will

be

and the ladies at repeated again

Mr.

who

has for teacher

O'Connor, been

years

assistant

the

of but

men

retrograding, good and be employed to do good work, knows Pether a being practical printer,

must

see

"

and

a

work done by a multitude" of boy

and

not

are

couple labour,

business

too

well

to

men

take

we

notice

Mr.

the

Hibernian

of

in

good

effect.

this

to under

it

as

ever,

were

and

direction

get

be made

might "

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able

that

the thatfrom the away

click,

the

click him tied

'

Sunday by a four-in-hand gentlemen

number

—

a

partaken

was

of —

of on

outing

shown

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what I

Esperance.

is

wish

our

loss

him

a

a

and

competent

An

appeal

bazaar

to of

is

made

held

God

in

on

behalf

October

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the

will

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long

and

and

ladies

by

driven

an

after 10 a.m. set whip, soon sail from the with the Queen's Hotel, elements them. slightly against Nothing note until the of any occurred party reached "Wanneroo horses where the road, work. called to do their Were upon and down their destinaUp hill dale, .

experienced

The

Christian

and

the

To

the

Sir,

—

Bros.'

of

Editor

the

till

offer

11

25

for the established

Perth

the

few years in Perth

have been

passes

in

classical

"

higher Yours, etc..

"

Statistical

that no

W.A. APOTHECARIES CO., LTD., stock in Drugs, only first qualities Trusses, and Sundries. De Baun's Build Hay-street, and cr. William ings, Willliam-street, and Tel. 258. Murray-streets.

M.

P.

all

have

we

than fewer students our

secured by examinations."

—

Nunan. U.o.

Prmcipal

that

August

Perth,

AUSTRALIAN

from

BEANS

AFFECT

INDUSTRIAL

LOUS

CURE

LADY

WHO

Mr. in

prizes in

as

the that

to

have

distribution recent with the High

of

Hackett well

as

stated,

at

the

connection Legislative

is

reported

Council

on

ments state

high absolutely strictly

present studying

of classics is teaching This rule is compulsory. here as elsewhere. At enforced fewer are no than 80 boys there the

At

college.

complete

Saturday noon.

A

is

ten

:

to

the

26th

inst.,

and

"

of

story

which

suffering should

in

be

OCTOBER,

1899.

Prizes

in

;

besides Merit.

Certificates

of

extending make

us

for be received to Application Space will Forms the loth obtainable September. All information be at the Office can or Forms obtained at the Office by Letter. at the Office. Obtainable

131

Office— HEDLEY

PHAIR,

J.

—

of

WILLIAM-STREET, T.

NICHOLLS, Secretary.

all

kinds

including

made

to

receive

the

5

a.m.,

and

Market

will

be conducted

growers now

Retail

held

HALL, PERTH, opened on the

PERTH

Supervisor.

Markets. are

next,

a

years, at the

"

the

arrangements

morning

4th

of shudder mere those thought health destroying dreadful, maladies, dys and Read the pepsia indigestion. story and for of the marvellous judge yourselves curative possessed by Bile Beans properties which Mrs. ended the lady's |pains. Laura North James, of No. 2 Rae Street, Fitzroy, her to detailed a Melbourne, sufferings of the North Melbourne Gazette as reporter For follows quite ten years," she began

—

at

To

TEN SUFFERED DYSPEPSIA

FROM

be

INDIGESTION.

Here

the

classics

ill

QUEEN'S

MELBOURNE

50 over

EXHIBITION

INDUSTRIES W

School

"

schools

LOCAL

MARVEL

Tuesday

and of this a tew other stateallow to of the hon. me gentleman, the In all our following: colleges

and

A

HAD

AGONY

AND

the is the High School only night, in Western educational establishment classics in which the of Australia teaching With is made a view to the compulsory." correction

OF

OF

Of

Agony. A

CHAMBER

WESTMANUFACTURERS.

College.

30.

Rescued BILE

Herald.

Morning

announce

till

been

of Classics.

Teaching

Management beg to

operations

whereas

College

The

on

St.

should and their stalls, assistants, go to work. The actively public, by past have experience, only to be roused up, when will to and make come the rescue they matters to such easy by giving liberally cause. a charitable

City

public

in

college

"

everyone who have

Perth gardeners

opened a

showed that two Register" only pupils like classical examina a passed anything from in the school tion, any boys' colony,

of the

the

.

"

be

What a Subiaco. be able should of the charge

Hospital,

and cause, assist. Those

dis

and could

them giving teacher.

efficient

being

be

worthy to

school The

that satisfied of complaint

and feel career, will have no cause Esperance the for against Department

John

the

dimensions. present boys, their education, all that was given them

prosperous

"

has regime present, of toiling for the fatigues on in pocket the wind at nothing day's

courtesy

before

the

5

YEARS'

to

enjoyable

gain

and

kindness

gentleman

its of the

cipline attention

with

might

comp." "

the

ago

by that

me

senior

all

;

for three

this

:

was

some

As

the public, interest prove

the

AN

UPAn

years

I

from

-.the

as

reform be

time.

some

school.

one

should

;

State-

and also Institution

Society, of that remember

the

by

misinform

;

has wellreceived Lincoln-street, and is leaving for promotion, in which week, he Esperance next place takes Mr. O'Connor President was charge.

assistant-secretary

following In ing:

statistics

examina University in Western schools five of these four Australia, passed pupils the Christian wCre from Brothers' College. in the following These boys were examined "Literature and subjects English (a) and history history (b)French language and (c) Latin (Roman) 5 language history menalgebra, arithmetic, (d) mathematics, duration and and Euclid (e) chemistry, and In the inorganic organic. junior three of Adelaide examination our pupils in (a) Latin, were successful, passing (b) literature, geo French, (c) English (d) (f ) algebra, graphy, (e) English history, Euclid. Of and (h) the (g) arithmetic, exhibitions four senior (£2o) won by boysi two of the Christian, were won by students As two of our Brothers' success College. ful were of age, they pupils only 13 years from were facto debarred winning ipso otherwise more of these exhi exhibitions, been bitions gained by our might have the examina In exhibition pupils. junior tion of our one achieved the coveted pupils of all the other com distinction beating the first petitors by obtaining place in the whole colony, the into account fact Now, sir, taking has been that our not college "pampered with of the colony in the form of the cream the Government picked pupils from schools, I think will admit that that the public our holds means a college by no secondary establishment in place to any educational before Western Australia. we Further,

school, merited

of

would

tion

few

past the

off

inference

his

made such a vapourings by even Mr. The only drawback Hogarth. observable in the to one establishment, is that who ought to know, the wages least £3 and should be at week, a per

empty person

the at

carried

were

date.

early

an

the

I have been a sufferer from indigestion and I feel and dyspepsia, sure I would still be enduring if I had not the agony good, fortune to have tried Bile Beans. And I can honestly say that a person suffering as I long suffered would be much better dead than alive. I was refined one agony. No food Even me. agreed with liquid nourish ment made me suffer I dwindled greatly. until I became a mere away skeleton and a and burthen to myself relatives. About months friend a named eight ago Mrs. Hood, of Market Street, Fitzroy, advised me to Bile I had Beans. try previously heard good reports of them, and I decided to give them The a trial. first box seemed to I continued improve me, and of course to take them. was a bad My case one, and of long chronic, but with standing, each box my stomach and I got stronger, was soon not but only able to eat a meal, to it. I have Altogether taken digest eight boxes, which have cost me less than a doctor's and I am single fee, absolutely and cured. that I Of am thoroughly and there be no certain, can mistake. I eat good hearty meals and I enjoy them. have no flatulence or in the heavy feeling stomach and as see afterwards,, you have recovered health and strength. I am fully now than when many I pounds heavier commenced to take Bile and am Beans, on In the putting weight daily. case my is little of a cure short as I was miracle, far I am very gone. deeply grateful for what Beans have Bile done for me, and will never to miss an recom opportunity mend them to other sufferers." Bile Beans are an undoubted for specific De Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion, Liver Female bility, Ailment, Trouble, that tired Costiveness, etc. Piles, feeling, from all They may be obtained chemists, or direct from the Australian 39 Dep6t, Pitt who will forward Street, Sydney, post of stamps or paid on receipt post order, one box for 1/1 "

.

to

as

;

and a cloth

hope it

was trip specially

such

move

printed also there

;

whose

there,

can

vacant

utilised, handsome

in flowers grow of route. The

along

work

similar

the

the

the

against A

wild line

Choice

direction.

profusion

desired.

"

statpes,

"

for employment, to remember are not all of the ways comp." he makes and skittles. If only of work is he will find a deal

the

Senior Adelaide examina University All four were pupils presented. in thus 100 passed Latin, securing per in the 50 per cent, cent., of while/ junior those presented passed in the same subject. From another part of the hon. gentleman's it that all the speech might be inferred honors in connection with education higher tions

fire was soon made, a with the laden over extending large table, all kinds of eatables, and the party sat down that the satisfied to a sumptuous repast of the inner man," after the long cravings the where some drive. Then to beach obtainable. Some beautiful shells were and the fall of &c., good music, singing, told the the that fast company evening horses should be harnessed again... Light luncheon the partaken of, and drag was home the drive was soon and ready, Most people thoroughly enjoyed by all. to not aware of this beautiful are trip North later in the Beach, and a little year should observe a number in this going

reached

the and others, applicants that

for

was

—

last

:

massive

foam.

brisk

on mei'ely just put men Mr. advise it. I would Hogarth were not successful who perhaps

to

years, love of

of

house

"

many

with

looking like dashing

out,

projecting

of The

Beach.

itself

grandeur

rocks and

drive

a

—

—

(From

is

,

reached miles to North

soon

.

tion

.

Notes-

—

Hill

Highgate

Paddy's"

at

market and

producers

to continue

wholesale from

1 p.m.

p.m.

The

Management

trusts

from

this

facilities

they have

been

asking

for.

STANDS

out

that

the

Grower

AT

the

Public

NOMINAL W.

National Library of Australia

and

J.

KIFFIN

will

have

no

reason

to

complain

as

they

now

RATES. THOMAS,

Lessee-

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981646

,

29th,

celebraced

here

1899. on

last

At

the

on

better

in

the

of the

their

Church

for

colony and observing

weather the

her

season

was

crops

are

looking I

well. not

The town there think

do

is

is very dull. much business doing. Sports in con the annual custom will nection with here on be held September 14th. The handicaps therewith will close oil and September 5, at nine p.m., must be in the hands of the secretary, Mr. Hugh C. L. Fraser, by that time.

They

as

follows:

120yds.,

£\

are

Handicap,

£3 3rd.

£ Mile

and

2nd.

10s.

Sheffield

£1 £1

1st,

Handicap,

2nd, 1st,

'

Bicycle Handicap, two miles, £1 1st, £1 2nd, and 10s. Hurdles, 150 yards, £1 1st, £1 3rd. 1 os. The. 2nd, 3rd. prograrjjimfe which will consist of 12 advertised events a large should draw gathering to of competitors and their friends A large for the ground. pic-nic and district children of the town will an also be held, for which arhple sup ply of good things has been arranged. the

to the efforts of Thanks untiring our Mr. respected schoolmaster, has been able to Slaiter, Beverley send two pupils up to Perth to com

for the the two lads pete bursary, Master Ernest Grocer and being wish Master We Jack Whitely. lads both a successful examina and tion the hope they may win >

laurels

for

the

MR.

We

record

with

Henry

Edward

to

the where

he

Show is Agricultural the take 19th of place on October. Better results would follow were it held almost at the end of the better month stock would be in would look condition, and the district to at its best and more attractive the who take interest many city visitors in these meetings. ;

Kanowna

Newsw

a

terrible for

aches hard I

bear.

made

I had

and

but ill-health, his parliamentary

had

when

retired

he which

in the able under his illness being

was

con

he

not

live

in

rev.

glad

success

to

"

—

:

Art

-

and

and

buying

had

been fair

I

of

case

continued

in

all

(nephew), and

(Brother-inM. G. M. Bannan, and George Hope,

Messrs. of

Sh-

Co.

and

Kenny

were

Hollis

Dowling

Geradlton),

(of firm

G.

John

Forrest,

Steere,

Mr.

E.

F. Quinlan,

Mr.

F.

W.

Illingworth

Among

others

J. of

The

pall

Sir

James

Perinefather. and

I money I would!

Yes

Mr.

T.

Mr.

G.

I

had

found

soon

nine

324

and

brought

back

me

ME.

strength. a

changed

this

in

conjunction

now

63 years I speak

why Dr.

Ever

of

age such

in

Sleeplessness, troubles, trouble he is perfectly and

to

Mr.

and

Gunn from

free

Altar

my I

no

Incense,

D.

K.

were present W. Hackett, Walter James,

and

J.

Cong, don, M.L.C.'s, George Leake, F. C. B. Vosper, C. J. Moran, A. E. Morgans, B. C. Wood, J. E. A. H. L. Hall, Connolly, W. Kingsmill, and C. H. Oldham, M.L.A.'s, Mr. Gale of the As (clerk Legislative Cr. Hurst the sembly), (representing and Messrs. Spencer Mayor of Perth), Edward (auditor-general), Lloyd of Peak Read H. and Hill), (of Fremantle), M'Kernan.

The

funeral

out carried by Messrs, Bowra

arrangements

their with and O'Dea.

were

usual E.I.P.

ability

Mr.

Gunn

I

I feel

testimony

as-

it

will

good fortune

to

I have

post, Dr.

tion

injthe take

to

at

and

am,

publish

my 1 believe

Pictures,

National

and

Literature,

General

Literature.

for

Agent

—AUSTRAL

LIGHT— and

.

of

Home

.

etc.

Eosaries,

Fonts, of

and

American

all

the

Magazines

.

.

Picture Stationery, Framing and Printing Cards a Memoriam Specialty

conclusion

—

" :

that

younger

Stock

Theological

and

agonies

In

rheumatism.

said

Water

Holy Large

Charcoal,

Floats,

Eeligious

liver

more,

the

Candlesticks, Wax Candles,

Crucifixes, Pure

Statuary,

'

Hubble.

Street).

take

of terms praise for pale people."

high pink pills indigestion

Pier

EYAN

understand

will

you

PERTH

EAST,

from

—

you consider fact that I am

the

STREET

has a select stock of Catholic and Requisites, and Literature makes of a special study being up-to-date. He has just a received shipment of Holy the well known direct from Pictures, etc., firm of and and will remind Co., Turgis he has in stock patrons Monstrances Copes,

some

them I did not

when

with

Williams'

sciatica

and

man,

Depot,

Devotional

It

not they had only dyspepsia, sluggish but had also they perfect manly health since then I have

to

and been

HAT

(Two doors

had

until

boxes. for

after that rheumatism, disordered liver,

was

suited

with

of

me

there

admirably

pills

more

any rid

of

that

Book

:

should. its

I.

Mr.

ex

could

I Consequently ventured to That sir," try efficacy. said Mr. was the Gunn, emphatically, most successful venture of any I have ever

only

these

(brother), Mr. J.

the

wasted.

in

Geraldton

I

thought

"

died,

treatment cancer

I felt

summer

really of the

till

medicine

was

to

and

and used

Messrs.

his

and the will be

instant, friends

which

At last I the end year. heard of another medicine which said was to have even cured cases more obstinate I than Should my own. try it ? I asked of experience I had had a good deal myself.

spent

duties

Last

necessary. bad

ceptionally

thing

Y.

of

12th

N.S.W.

Catholic

indeed of

the

)

The Eev. elsewere Father of Wee South Waa, New Donnelly, who has been for Wales, Victoria touring the the of past few weeks, has been guest the in different and clergy places, during bis stay this week in Melbourne officiated at St. Parade. Vincent's Victoria Church, The Eev. gentleman leaves for his new charge on Monday."

period.

life

my time

the

at

of

hear

few

a

—

to tried speaking you, every patent of which I could but not think, the curative of them propossessed

am

his stay at the hospital was visited deceased by the Right Eev. Church Dr. The last rites of the Gibney. administered .to him Rev. were by the which took Father Stritch. The funeral from the Cathedral to place on Saturday Stritch Karrakatta Father Cemetery, The was attended. officiating, largely Mr. James were chief mourners Kenny, of

Lee

same

than

of rheumatism to

made.

bearers

the

years

Priest. A Melbourne sends us ( Sydney Freeman the clipping from Evening

gentleman's

never hours get and there would fre sleep at any time, be of in quently long periods sleeplessness also between. Changes of temperature health. The hot to my proved disastrous and the pains of sciatica gnawing shooting

of the

the

Herald

From

ailments. twelve

for almost

more

perties

Dr. Haynes, stomach. During

law), Drew

miserable by my from rheumatism,

suffered

I could

of

M.L.A.

KENNY,

E.

perform a recqnt date, private hospital

until

these

rheumatism I insomnia from

Popular

least I that

now

years, to you have it,

want

be the

means

those

who,

follow

my

aH

ten

HAY

EAST—

STEEET

you of bringing

(2 doors

from

Pier-street.)

as

suffering recommenda

Williams'

for pink pills cure people." They neuralgia, lumbago, bronchitis, consumption, nervous diptheria, typhoid fever, prostra all blood and nerve tion, disorders, diabetes, &c. Sold scrofula, ladies' ailments, by chemists and and storekeepers, by the Dr. William's Medicine W. Company, Perth, box six A., three shillings per boxes for sixteen and Thousands sixpence. who have tried them of them speak as highly as Mr. Gunn has done. also

pale

sciatica,

;

to

The

H.

in

time

some

tinued

for

cure

as

—

the death of Mr.. regret M.L. A. for North Kejnny, which took Murchison, on place Friday, West Hospital, August 25th, at St. Omer Perth. The deceased gentleman had been

for

the

myself

a

made relief

A

correspondent the following

medicine

LATE

THE

adver

(From

act

worthy

town.

The

tised

set

the

and disordered sluggish of this time I had the whole t j find task of endeavouring

During

one

farmers,

the

and

say,

OBITUARY.

late

all

brave

will

recognition.

pre

that could be and though the in starting,

is

for

charges— a

one

every

aud

dyspepsia,

.

—

The

correspondent.)

is fast approaching to beat on Sol is beginning He is us with renewed also vigour. usual the dust accompanied with so storms which help to make life hard in these parts. town of Kanowna is duller The than time for no it has been for some reason but that we are in a other transition from deep alluvial stage' to which are now the lodes being found. Rich telluride has been found to exist wash below the deep alluvial a as the in claim known formerly and situated at Mudge alluvial claim, Lead the of. North and junction All the alluvial claims are Fitzroy. or have done so with amalgamating, the object a of securing lease. At present Kalgoorlie fondly imagines with blind infatuation that and she, has a she alone, of the monopoly mineral wealth great abounding in these parts. She cannot take a les son from who into fell Coolgardie the same mistake as herself, regards nous verrons. but as the French say, One of the Italians who met with an at accident the Main Reef Co.'s mine is dying, and the Rev. Father has administered to Brereton him the consolation of our last holy religion. Mr. Our Warden, P. Gray, who has been very seriously indisposed I am to almost is, say, lately glad recovered. the The Adelaide deep lead on has taken lease, Kalgoorlie, many of from miners here, many away faith. whom belong to our

and.

dynamite

THE

desired

Mr.

attending

cepts. '

Miners'

Institute last week, T. Doyle, presented the Humane gold Society's Mr. medal to Hicks and certificate months who 1 8 risked almost ago to to certain death endeavour help who had fallen his F. mate, Hole, shaft on down his top of two 40ft.

Gospel day, to was which listened by attentively the congregation Though present. was and wet, the weather blustery had travelled many for miles distant at the holy sacrifice of to be present I can the Mass. say for the Catho that there are none lics of this district sermon

the

Mayor, Royal

our

inability liver.

Bulong.

Father Sunday by the Very Rev. Gibney who preached a very eloquent

years

face hardships. .to lasst twenty-five

many

For

.

August

had!

my life. I have been find to

—

was

Correspondent.)

have

-

Mass

a

that I during

summer

old

National Library of Australia

We

LATE

JOHN

MR.

BOAG.

have to record the demise which Boag, compositor, Perth at the at an occurred Hospital early hour on last. The Monday morning in the institution deceased became a patient some two months mentioned ago, suffering from but after his fever, typhoid partially from that disease it was found recovering an to necessary upon perform operation an internal which him for sub complaint caused his death. The Mr. late sequently of Victoria, and worked Boag was a native in several offices in Melbourne printing two on the (chiefly Age ) and Sydney, until he came to West Aus years ago, when and was tralia, employed at the Govern Office the time of his ment Printing up to of

last

to

regret

Mr.

John

illness.

funeral

On

Tuesday

at

started

procession

4.30

p.m.

the

from

Mr.

D.

G.P.

the

Office.

the

On

arrival

at

Mr.

by Eev.

at

A

SUCCESSFUL

There about

has the

result

of

that

classical in the with

been hard

times

experienced

and

few short evolution as

a

of

bad

as

the

seasons, J3c.

money market, have years brought

as un unappreciated we are days One could not told, help making money, turned to gold," but now that everything times and what the are so bad, was rule the exception, is it comes as a re formerly lief and to hear of a successful pleasure an

In

"

expected.

the

day

the

Council.

The

conclusively

shows

that

are

compulsory

a

and

are

prosecuted

subject there

success.

cr.

the

be

purqpt

should

effective

W.A.

quality.

William

and

streets.

Murray-

JOHN

236 OF

IMPORTERS Are

also

CHINA,

the

landing

now

Goods;

258.

DYNON

270

Telephone

Fancy

Tel.

large

a

&

newest designs assortment of

AND

of

good old

Co.,

Street.

Murray

GLASS

EARTHENWARE.

Tea-sets, Dinner-sets, and China suitable

and

Toilet-sets, for Hotels

Glass

and

Storekeepers. Goods

packed aud forwarded

carefully

Samples sent

on

to

all

parts

of

the

vv

the

MES. Governor

that

under

country.

application.

GOVERNOR BROOME all late

m

said

of

a

find

about

exaggeration

to

Drugs

VENTURE.

any written

in

studies College, brilliant

—

be fresh and Apothecaries to supply their various Co., Ltd., branches import largely by weekly mail. Hay-street, De Baun's and Buildings, William-street, of

Lairg

if

succession of the tightness

general We

little

is

statment

Hackett Brother

first

Sensation

the

College.

which we papers, the Rev. Bro. Nunan made the other

daily

elsewhere,

to

replies

Brothers' the

te

reproduce

the

of the funeral portion ceremonies was celebrated impressively by the Eev. Father The cortege, Cleary. pre Father then moved ceded by Cleary, slowly of the East Perth to the Catholic portion where the last sad rites were cemetery, and the mortal remains of John concluded, laid with the to rest reverently Boag were of the Church them. Benediction upon 35 years of age and The deceased was E.I.P. leaves a widow and five children.

Cathedral

letter

a'

establishment in the Chipper's Hay-street, two sons deceased's walking immediately 40 employes behind the hearse, and about of

Christian

The In

'

( From

of prospecting on the The work Kanowna Catbi he Images is progress under the new ing very satisfactorily Matthews, late oi manager, Captain

Notes.

Beverley

imam

HOTEL,

jrerui.

oireeL,

of the Kensington has (formerly Hotel) known will who have Mrs. Wiggett of be a well management the Hotel should supported

S. WIGGETT Broome. Those

her able

Only the

best

very

brands

of

Winos,

Brandies,

Whiskies,

and

now course

control of recognise

one.

in Stock.

Cigars

'

"

It

venture. taste for

was, work

the

with

therefore, that our

gentleman Station. Gunn life

a

It

.was

was

delighted

which

the

wrougjht, please me formation in

call

order

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