The Record Newspaper 09 September 1899

OUR

STORY.

THE

RING

THE

OF

THE

ALL

"(J-IATT"

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in

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CULTIVATOR

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be,

in

me

come

to

him

the

BEST

of

Implement

kind

its

the

on

for

silently

You

a

Best

the

want

write

us,

:

name

thy

may

what thou wouldst have when thou couldst thyself home and give my father's

with

be the

to

PROVE

Market.

.,

nor

sir,

Machine

of

Messenger

Heart."

what

not

This

"

the

walked on Then he said

Filippo while. "

Wade

CAN

thine

in

message

BICHD.

& Co;,

PURSEB WILLIAM

128

PEKTH.

STKEKT,

.own

Thou

tell

call

canst

not

speak house,

to thou

for

alone,

Filippo,

Isay." boy said

the

Thereupon until

they left Bardi, Ombrellipo, Umbrella,

coming

to

thy must

what

father

thy

but

Antonio,

me

of

me

passed behind

the

near

the

Villa

or

no

TIMBER

de dell'

the

Little

and,

CO.,

Head

quitted

Office

IRON

MERCHANTS,

JOINERY

WORKS.

.library,

him

LORD

:

Branches:

and

DOOR

BALTIC

KAURI,

KALGOORLIE.

DEALS,

my

FLOORING,

SHELVING,

GALVANISED IRON SASHES, MATCHBOARD, MOULDINGS, SKIRTINGS,' ARCHITRAVES,

Timber

Building COUNTRY

ORDERS

a

know how dear thou art to him, oh I thou Filippo, pray that He mayst come along with the ring. can trust thee with me. Make haste fear for that he may have no now, I shall be here" by an thy safety. hour after Above all things, miday. beware thou tellest him where thou didst find me."

IN

ALL

etc.,

etc.

ATTENDED

SIZES

TO.

Perth.

280,

I

and,

Specialty.

PROMPTLY"

for

which

I

!

months, my could not tell why, but a voice from the Duomo seemed me to call to the early Mass this when saw I thee there I morning; knew the reason at once. Thou hast been closely watched at the Villa and I saw Rosa, thee many times, but or the always with thy father I tutor such take him to be—or some servant. with Never didst thou and my alone, go out of the gates was exhausted patience well-nigh saw to me. when fortune fit favour not Thou didst know me, but I have thee from a child. known Thou shalt hear and listen tale, that my well, thou mayst repeat it to Francesco Mazzi. Do not shrink from me, for I shall do thee no harm." many

longed and

I

W.

A.

J.

MONSTER METROPOLITAN.

SPRING

5,

Canning,

run

10,000 at 5, HANDICAP, HANDICAP, 5,000 at 5, run

NORTHAM CAULFIELD

CUP, 25,000

MELBOURNE

CUP,

CANNING

CUP,

at

at

5,

moved but he Filippo away, came back and seated himself. He had loosened his jacket as the sun and rose this as higher, movement, he sat down, caused the crucifix to swing out from its place of conceal

at

of

"

Ah,

"

My

mother's

my

crucifix out

reaching

his

!"

hand

January

run

January

New

26th,

26th,

1899.

1900.

Surely,

to

AND

OPTICIANS

for

KNAPP,

SPECTACLE

ring

exclaimed

8 Royal

I,

hast

Thou

art

Filippo, never not

astonished

more

and

no

seen

me

wonder,

for

before, in thy

and

than thou

"

It

&

BUILDERS'

GENERAL

my

is spoken presence. Years have passed since I beheld the crucifix thou now mother's wearest, and at the sudden of it I was so sight overcome to that I thee betrayed

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for

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(All

,

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS &

&

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS, Sizes),

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;

the welcome

lad

out a

on

little

unusual

by

now,-

my thy that

Fernando,

"and

state

of worry his books,

such

is

all

a

ceasing him this

Fernando,"

right,

"

replied

wept safe

Filippo But

seen

Hay

BRASS

truth,

!

and

;

I

all

was

will

go

to

with

joy at finding under his again

protection.

S TUBE'S 351

Importers,

the

is

cried

Francesco

what

a

spectre,

or

has

Alston's

Windmill. Telephone 358.

No, my

ails

thee,'

lad

?

Hast

so that thy cheeks are befallen thee?" any evil

a joy which have a mes thee from one thou surely sage for must love for my sake," and drawing his father into the library, he closed the all that had door, and relating concluded occurred, the by laying on the table in front of his ring and dropping father, to beseechingly his knees at the side of the big arm

yet

Ironmongers

obey

fright?"

"

&

in

to will

grounds. They were setting their not and were search, at the cause of this agitated errand.

pale,

DRAKE

was

accompanied him as near gates as he dared, and then dis appeared by way of one of the short streets. encountered Fern Filippo ando and the servant not far from the

his

Perth.

Arcade,

it

I

and go to

keep his mind on but paces the halls without How couldst thou give

Sight-Testing

&

CLARKE

cried

believe

that

same

the

"

father's at the

!"

will

father in he cannot

Wales.

South

had my father go."

"There head!"

1900.

1st,

I

purpose

on

"

name

5,

Duomo. this

the truant him."

same moment spying Antonio's as the light finger, set. flashed from a gem peculiarly Both were silent for a moment, and then the elder spoke.

Filippo,

it

November.

7th

Free

ment.

Antonio, wards it.

at

23

October.

Boxing Day, December

Perth,

Bank

Reference,

had

25,600

September

12

12th.

Flernington, Canning,

run

Vale,

October

that

was

the

I

this

Antonio

September

run

Helena

xun

Caulfield,

run

run

5,

HANDICAP,

CUP, 50,000

run

5,

5,000 at 5,

10,000 at

ANNIVERSARY PERTH

at

Randwick, September 12 5,

If

for thee. :

did never be true, sent thee

I

!

the take the crucifix

morning to

me

call.

LIST at

25,000

STAKES,

5,000

STAKES,

FEDERATION

.

PRIZE

my brother had one! the voice

I

this

told

CHARLES). Perth. Barrack-st.,

107 GREAT

forth

TATTERSALL'S (C/o

—

Filippo,

Thou

suspect Antonio,

.

have

chance

him, him of

to

can at last by this sign, iove or father's leave forever home of my childhood, the city of birth. He will hear thy pleading,

"

the

is

to

ring

speak

may

a

for

CEDAR,

Telephone This

it

my fate

feel the

PERTH.

STREET,

FREMANTLE

him." "

.the

give if

outcast son no other who desires that of finding for than happiness giveness and a welcome at Villa Rosa. more Say to him that if he can once to love the Antonio send wayward thee me here to this very afternoon the. ring. without he If, however, cannot of old to the grievances forget send thee with the ring, and I, know

ing

.

street,

&

STEAM

a ascending steep, the highway and found themselves in the beauti ful gardens of the ancient astronomer. the Antonio led the through way soft thick, with count grass, bright less from which blossoms, the sun had not stolen the dew, and, yet to a spot his threw selecting liking, himself down the flowers and among motioned to a seat beside Filippo

winding

&

WOOD, LIMITED,

Villa

of

COOMBE,

more

Via

his

and ask

in.

an

words." "

what I had intended my excitement lead up to more for I am gently, thine own brother. I have a story to time will do, if, as I but another tell, receive me. will He hope, my father will be worried if thou prolong thy for it is the absence, already past thou shouldst have been hour when and I hasten to give thee expected, this token he shall know by which me. It is not his ring, but one that he gave me because I had a fancy for his own. Giuseppe made them, and set them with costly gems my father Take this up in his travels. picked one thou of mine, and when goest home, and a»t alone with thy father to

I

cannot

father, realise.

only I

chair.

(To be Continued.)

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MORAN

CARDINAL —ON

THE

-

—

Hawaiian Islands to that they resolved

1864) effort

To achieve

Hawaiians, the

of space those islands

Freeman's

Editor,

the

—

one

complete

their

as

the field of greatest promise sionary Hawaiian formerly Archipelago, as Islands. known the Sandwich We may safely apply here the Divine

maxim,

"By

fruits

their

shall

ye

some them." For know years the of was domain mission the exclusive American the Congregationalists, the but for the half-century past and Presbyterians, Episcopalians, associated have been Methodists

with

them

sion

of

in

the

promoting

the

natives.

conver to

According

as in census report given for Year Book "Statesman's denominations 1899, all these various the are under head of comprised Protestants with adherents, 23,773 the number of Catholics is set whilst

the the

last

"

on

Oahu,

and

terest

to

wealth

of

rivalled. richest

and

even

has attract

and

cocoanut

The king, however, appeared for a time to hesitate. He wished to have some that the religion which sign

orange, Mr. trees.

Froude,

in

visit

to

his describing 1885, writes

We

"

under,

flowing

breadfruit trees, palmettos, shrubs and innumerable magnolias; in the glowing bloom of the blossoms. and pomegranite crimsoned Hibiscus the hedges, passionflowers, bougairiand convdlvus crept up the villeas, acacias,

tree

or

stems

in

hung

masses

the

on

houses

Even in the wooden mean which the poorer natives lived, as and featureless be, they might were redeemed from entire ugliness in which they were by the foliage walls.

buried

and the them." rounding Another

"

How

was

streams into lovely

garden

sur

Edward

by

enraptured for

ever

falling

the green precipices the blue sea —

:

that

sea

is

can

One be told. and all round it

one's puts hand in, is the soft most brilliant blue below est and are of pure white coral, growths swim fishes as and among them as are brilliant Some paroquets. are like canaries. Some yellow, or red. I gorgeous orange bright to a no tried blue fish, but paint its intensity. pigment could represent The loveliest of all was like nothing but a rainbow as it below sported me. of cocoanut trees Groves rise from the water's The gardens edge. are rich with roses, lilies, myrtles, and passion gardenia, heliotrope, scarcely

;

.

their

had

preached

by the

a

civil

a

test

paramount adminis them

One of

was

one

multiplied the nation situated

and

government,

easily

The work was thus to a onward pressed speedy close, that be seen and demon it might strated what missions, by the bless to ac ing of God, might be expected complish." own of the opinion regards his he states achieved, " are What we to see is permitted a of the triumph Gospel glorious of missionaries. through the labours As to the progress of the nation iu I am Christian civilisation, persuaded that the of the Christian history Church and of nations affords nothing equal to it." (P. 325 and 328.)

As

results

:

of The promoters even to our own missions, not to to ceased point their triumph. grandest " Dr. in Dennis, Foreign

—

Century

a

Protestant day, have Hawaii as The Rev. Missions

(London,

at

was

Mr.

population. " History the whole themselves

an

effort,

the

whole in

Jarves,

his

tells us Hawaii," that body of natives declared

of

Protestants.

The will of the rulers (he adds) the will of the populace, the being revolution that followed was not sur As the weather-cock is af prising. fected so was by the wind, public at this era, by the example opinion, the

had

chiefs.

Providentially Christians."

become

The

Rev. of

"History Christianity (Edinburgh, writes:

they

Mr.

Brown,

the

Propagation the Heathen" V1 3> P 4-8> also

among 1854),

that

(he

marvellous in

Gospel adds

:

"

as

says)

modern

all

times,"

in

his of

of

lapse

a

5,000

in

disciples

was

current

baptism

as

sionaries) Mr.

day. and

among

his

as

many

Coan's

a

proverbial

European

sionaries

For

was

some After manifested

1000

to

were

lands, numbers at

time

instruction

;

the

.in.,

multiplied and were of the

one

it

and

throughout

the

attended

by great

is

There stated,

upwards

a large proportion grown-up persons."

scholars, were

The version States

of

is

were

nearly 50,000

of whom

con of this tidings general were received in the United with and rapturous delight, the friends of the missionary enterto use re resolved all their prize sources and to put forth their all to complete and consolidate strength

the

The

observance

as a regarded conversion ..of the was this enforced

work

auspiciously begun. The Dr. who was Rev. Anderson, a himself of member distinguished the American Mission relates Board,

which

Every

crier

went

claiming Sacred must

not

nothing than

complete

conversion "

by law,

went

appearances more

natives,

that

the

morrow

Day,

and

that

their plant make canoes, shoot

games any of their but go to the place P-

the

Word

glitters, at

of

first

under

for

distribution.

was

interpreted

to

imply

paralleled

eagerness

for

the Word

God, and

yet

and were,

is

bright it

the religious

was

most

writes,

in

un

of

of the prudent judged it in a different Rev. Mr. Armstrong, who of distributing the New

1836

:

— ;

in

is

not

in

most

to

easy

tell

the

also

who

was

High

School,

love

their

as

it

certainly

;

the

cases,

of

Mr. of the

attests

in

not, or

conduct

daily

Rev.

principal

is

truth

Andrews Hawaiian

1834

a is a is palapala (book) it is all new to parapala; them, and all considered equally good. They have been told that the perusal of these and similar books constitutes the difference between them and our selves that they are able to make and what is still people wise more, most of our books we are able to call of God. the Word ;

;

pro the

the

The missionary into degenerated became particularly

rule a

gradually and tyranny,

distasteful

to

the

num who, in considerable foreigners bers, in Honolulu. began to settle were made and Complaints freely circulated to the effect the that mis

;

of

and worship God." (Brown, not

that gold as the prospects soon found that aspect the results

the

an

What the motives of the people thus seeking the Word of God

are

too intent on worldly to them appropriated the richest land in the islands and built on the. up fortunes misery of the natives. As early as poor,

sionaries

all

rush

a

it,

truth

as

amusements

singular mis whenever the

of logarithmic there would tables, be as a call for as it for any just great book that has been printed. The

the

people build gardens, beat cloth, sell or follow birds,

or

a

as

A great circulation of books here does not that much prove they are It is fully understood. believed that were the mission to print off an edition

King's

was

was

"

33-)

However,

so

night Honolulu,

around

describe

So

one

far

there

rather,

righteousness, shows."

be could work of achieved. the

Saturday

houses, sandalwood,

hear

the

had been

so

no

available

"

Sabbath, of the and, as

test

Bible or

Testament,

what

the

the

missionaries The light. had charge

Coan,

of

main

was

;

natives.

period,

schools

desire general people to at the chiefs became schools object a

by the

others;

were

they This

Church

among Honolulu.

to

;

he

in

their

;

was made for their provision and hence they support, took little interest in the them immoral con duct of many of them was also a and a source great disqualification, of much trouble."

—

"

communicating

and

jest

residents

office

scanty, and what know had no they

was

did

they in

superintending in general,

proper

success, however, of sprinkling soon

manner

became

knowledge

demand,

in

were, for their

ill-qualified

the

1,700

of

own

skill

of having for phrase those mis

the

was

(such

way teachers

very

of

and

year,

remarkable

more

still

sprinkled

one

the

The

little

eighteen

the

same

their in

them.

He the

Mr.

One of the missionaries, could boast of-adding to

in

little

as "As of 1825 the early Spirit on God moved powerfully the hearts of the Hawaiians. and Inquirers, then flocked like doves to converts, the churches and in 10 years more the American board the thought of the end of its missionary beginning work in the Hawaiian Islands had The been reached. marvels of the to have been apostolic age seem

after

practices

kind. imperfect number, the very missionaries, of their consequence other were able to do engagements,

—

reproduced centuries"

to

most

to

of

one

triumphs

the

Owing

his

effected.

was

that attached in other countries,

of

was

"

it

—

These native schools as were, well be supposed, very defective, and the instruction received in them

of Christian Missions," Cyclopaedia " that iii no writes perhaps part of the has world the Gospel, in these achieved successes." So also times, " the Rev. Divine Dr. in Pierson, him Enterprize (p. 82), expresses as self with the quite enraptured

happy change

»

"

;

"

of

Aikman,

Logan

yet

the

may

"

most

accepted without a

once

chiefs,

Rev.

America;

or

England

The schools as the also, writer adds, proved a failure.

1894),

in

outwardly than

strictness

would be ruin of character, the looseness of the and the grovelling family contract, of a rude and propensities sluggish were mournful indications people, of the low state of religion the among mass of the population." (Page 46.)

Church says that the Protestant may " the Pentecostal point to in-gather Islands as a ing at the Sandwich token of her Lord's an presence, assurance of His and a benediction, of immortal promise glory through the advancement and of triumphs His kingdom." The

one

disgrace which,

"

after

in

followed

was

'

accessible.

regards

another

Minister,

and became almost without struggle, the nominal of religion

of civilised life. blessings To-day meet on side the signs and every you a tokens of civilisation. Not few of the natives of thrift, and give proof the to a certain extent dress of modern life sits them. easily upon to the What adds not a little attrac tiveness of these as an islands, offi drawn cial report up by American the has declared, climate physicians to is eminently favourable the health of European settlers.

National Library of Australia

as

whilst a charge Treasury, third was the administra assigned tion of justice. thus the Having and influence of both Church prestige a.nd State, the Protestantism which

interested

the

the

Prime of the

appointed

tend

first

in

of affairs.

of a century Three-quarters ago were the natives reckoned as savages, as en though they were regarded dowed with and a quick intelligence to be trained to the aptitude peculiar

the from

they acquired even

tration

flowers."

On March 30, 1820, missionaries Protestant

and

aside,

flung missionaries

religion

Gradually influence

they

1889, down

of

Mr.

visitor,

in Clifford, the delicious by. scores of Hawaii

bits

that

true to cast being from the top of a preci themselves into the sea. This they very pice In a few declined. prudently days he relaxad. He easily recognised accrue that would great advantages to his people from the white teachers matters not in of religion, but only also in commerce and the arts of life. to were permitted Accordingly they and to erect open schools 'churches. of

.

wajked

than

been

which had just he asked the

in

city

better

was

under

relates

Sabbath with greater

:

were missionaries reason that very small and conveniently

was

the

natives from the house of prayer he would see abun dant evidence that very few had any sense considerable of the sacredness He of the day. cites the words of Messrs. Thurston and Bishop, mis at Kallua, sionaries in the Hawaiian who wrote We no group, have hope that the majority of families live under of God or have any any fear souls. He tells us regard for their a that grand Protestant religious revival took place the throughout islands in the following 1835 and he adds, not a years. Nevertheless, few fell away altogether. They were to to return their former prone heathenish to habits, into plunge and to throw open vice, off at once the profession and the form of' re Immoralities were ligion. becoming more and more The low prevalent. standard of public the little morality, if

"

Oceana,"

the

offered

was

mango palms, or umbrella

candle-nut

and

"

of island features of in Its tourist.

many .the

un is tropical vegetation In its gardens you find the Its and rarest villas, plants. are the native huts, hedged

date

by

Honolulu,

capital, the small

either

—

:

the

for

.

Hawaiian

situated

is

"

26,363.

at

The

exclaims, 1892), exultingly For the first time in a history, a nation had flung false faith away a new to replace without one and it, was a without The chiefs religion." and people were thus ready to receive with open arms the Protestant tenets now announced to them.

(Lonuon

,

down

it

two

or

Again he writes

Journal.)

United States landed, at Honolulu. were The circumstances of the time as as could be desired. auspicious From frequent intercourse with trad and foreign ing vessels ships of war, the king and chiefs the had realised of paying to sticks and folly worship and a few months before the stones, arrival of the old the missionaries wor their system of taboo on which was been based ship had hitherto and paganism had prac abolished, The been set aside. tically panegy the rist of the Protestant missions, " in his work, Rev. Mr. Pierson, The Divine of Missions" Enterprise

mis

in

should

"The of

missions

The Protestant United States claim-

Sir,

it

The observed

of

'

the

observance Rev. Mr. Brown "

As regards Sabbath the that

satisfactory.

the

of the

that,

at all

not

were

no

generations, would be a glorious and of the proof exemplification for of the gospel in missions power the encouragement of the Church of God in its efforts for the conversion ofithe world.

PACIFIC. (To

the conversion

believing to possible

found

be

THE

PROTESTANT MISSIONS IN

(Boston spare

—

"

7—

"

"

his

'

in

gain, selves '

were

and they

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Mr. in

I visited until Honolulu of the fact that the small

natives

had

horses

and to

on

goes

who,

spouse, months

after

day

took together, in a little airings go cart two of the islanders." The

the

of

complaint

.missionaries lands best

islands 1893, when

was

With

to

regard

—

word

spoken

the'

after

in

in

Bishop's years'

many the

in in

active participation of various degrees affirm that solemnly

working I Masonry, heard

never

I

a

"Chapter," " " or that Sanctuary," Preceptory," could in offend the most any way Roman Catho sensitive and devout that it is lic ever lived. Certainly the to comprehend not for an outsider His Holiness motives which actuated the Pope to include in his ban against Freemasonry lodges under the con constitutions. Could it trol of British adherents of the Roman be that to be pos are forbidden Communion without the know sessed of a secret ? Then, there are ledge of their priest Christian the exclusively degrees for and orders military religious "The of Rome instance. Knights cere and Constantine the same to the monial and ritual obtain

"Lodge,"

—

'

hope

that assert his charge of infi lessly (as known delity against Freemasory to British with Masons) is entirely out and absolutely devoid of warrant,

charge,

feeling that no

into

by thrift owning

developed aristocracy, lands and

moneyed

a

valuable

the the

all

—

industries of country. This class has always been the enemy efforts of the native and their race, to inferior to reduce the Kanakas as well as their position, political to so rich as those not arrogance all classes have alienated themselves, from them."

"

;

latest

hard

to

were

Freemasonry

in

such

a

the

to

there

is

hostile

to,

but it variance with, religion, to and of conscience conduces liberty of man." It impels a the " elevation to man the great of appreciate gift with which the Almighty has reason, endowed him to him, and encourages and cast of bigotry off the fetters

W.A.

at

to exercise his intellec superstition, and to tual faculties, inquire boldly " for himself, What is Truth ?" and to rise confines of above the narrow

258.

Art

Catholic

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Pope

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Moran

"

Bishop

Gibney

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this

of infidelity to know

charge

Freemasonry (as Masons) is entirely

without warrant, devoid of truth."

and absolutely

Vindin."

Mr.

against British

is

Freemason that this of would display religions principle not a man a Christian a make Mohammedan could make the same remain and still profession, religious A Jew could a Mohammedan. also and re make the same still display, a no. main Oh! Once for Jew. all a man Christ who ignores and rejects Christian revelation is to a and cannot not, pretend be,

tised

Christian.

Mr.

in

the

enters

Young

gracefully he but

the defence of Masonry, missed his mark, and

has have

to

as Freemasonry prac attacking on the continent his extracts (all from the conti having been culled whereas the Rev. Mr. nental press), as Rowe is defending Freemasonry acknowledged by the Grand Lodges of England, and Ireland, Scotland, British the of the dependencies over Crown, presided by the Prince I am of Wales as Grand Master." Mr. at the utter astonished disregard of Young shows for the intelligence to now who have readers up your as well as followed this discussion, at reckless misstatement of his in facts. It is with Freemasonry am Australia that I Western par and the ticularly dealing, charges were made them against by me own drawn from their primarily as of themselves, representation " the in Western Australian given of May 26, Freemasons' Magazine the authority under 1899 published and of R.W.D.G.M.'s of the E.C. and circulating the S.C., among Australia. craft Western throughout re unfolds its Thus, Freemasonry " Australia To in Western ligion ascribe it Christian to (the religion) a in Christ be satisfactory might not be sufficient it could school-boy essence of in a scholar. The purest creed the ethic has been the inspira To build tion of Masonic teaching. that to the soul what which is up to the character health is body this has been the aim of Freemasonry the ages. To show men throughout that make of themselves living they

been so often said connection between and continental Free that' I feel bound to give masons, a of the address presented copy the Freemasons of by Italy to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Master when he became Grand of Again, that there the British

whereby

a

pure, strong, to be raised;

may

to the

the

Masonry

the

lustre

new

world-wide

our

will acquire and gratitude whole civilised

Masonry, titles

at

joices

"

—

English Masonry, so deserved well

already

admiration of Italian world.

institution,

therefore re shed upon and sia-

that between the two cerely prays Masonic communities may be drawn more those fraternal ties, closely want of official which, despite recog we nition be hope will soon (which have always bound us to effected) our whose profound brethren, English and unswerving intelligence activity we and seek to constantly appreciate follow." The official recognition soon In the Times of July followed " H.R.H. the 9> 1875, we read that Prince of W ales had given official to the Grand Orient of recognition and the announcement was Italy," received with warm applause by the Masons who large body of eminent were on assembled the occasion. ;

!

self-

teach

the

the

event

fresh

ever

—

Kingdom keys of in the custody are of no but or in church, corporation, priest, own no re each man's hands that can him save make or unmake ligion that his own native he endeavors; or must be born again, not of water but absolutions, by the arduous determination efforts and persistent will that of his own the battle of life is to those who are strong enough to abstain that clean living must not that 'true is tell worth being, that that seeming only the violent, them that of Heaven

this

which has of universal

—

state

no

:

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—

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has

is

Masons English May it to please your Royal Highness per Grand Master of the Grand mit the Orient of Italy to unite the heartfelt Italian brethren to applause of our that of our beloved brethren of Eng of their land on the elevation puissant mem Grand Master as one of the most events of universal orable Masonry.

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right

by storm

carry

To

and

Heaven for this other solemn truths Masonry has and as been a symbol and a witness, as are which such the principles long

Kingdom

endeavors

it

flourish

like

of

to

inculcate,

the

mystic

it

city

Let

there

future,"

be no continues

August

—

illusion

about

this

inspired

Yours,

etc.,

M.

GIBNEY.

31. To

Sir,— In reply

whose

;

"

wrong.

t

must

foundations were laid four square This and imperishable." teaching " Australian Free of the Western followed masons' Magazine," if up, do away with the would absolutely There Church of God upon earth. to need for its mission would be no in men would be its sacraments and its of Divine vain, profession truths a myth. the

or

—

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see

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Masonry

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own

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the

Freemasonry

the

Colonel peated as late as in a resident Ashford, prominent to the a letter addressed Honolulu, United States Commissioner Blount, interference in American deprecating that difficulties had the political arisen

of patronage. To I would respectfully

immortality, Therefore

Protestant

these

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acknowledged by the of England, Ireland,

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the

truth."

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To

There is no write thus

of the dependencies Crown, presided over by the Master. as Grand of Wales

the abuse

by

themselves

to

taking-..

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Masonic maga manhood is so sure as the strong tone of national life is and healthy so sure is it that the emas strong, of ancient faiths practices culating will fade away, for the simple reason to survive." that Ac they are unfit to this extract the " ancient cording faith of Christendom must to yield the " ethic creed of Masonry. Now

to to have come forward my object which denunciation of Freemasonry, " I as an have characterised infidel to institution." Mr. Vindin, the first enter

three accusa Bishop Gibney brings infi tions viz., against Freemasonry, delity, antagonism to the Church, and

missionary's for day, her regular

—

and the

Prince

into draft beasts into of He then is."

a

as

British

of

remnant

Gibney

masonry his (all

I

Sir, day that

Free is attacking on the continent practised extracts been culled having the continental whereas press), Rev. Mr. Rowe is defending

Bishop

Scotland,

aware

I

the

to

Freemasonry.as Grand Lodges

been civilised

evangelized so But it " describe

burden.

was

forced

from the

','Not

—

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August

ap

careful perusal between Bishop G. E. Rowe, I conclusion that

—

am

has

Australian as So sure us within

"

zine.

etc.,

Editor.

the

After a very Sir, of the correspondence Gibney and the Rev.

Melville,

1845

love,

Western

"

To

Sandwich that 1830, relates " he saw a heavy horse waggon, harnessed like drawn by 15 females, and found that they beasts of burden, were a performing penance imposed

by the missionaries." an American, writes

solid and belief,

HENRY

following correspondence in the Morning Herald :—

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of

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1832.)

A correspondent in Islands Gazette,

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fraternity

FREEMASONRY.

September

,

Brotherly Yours,

—

a

'

to

Editor.

Bishop

Gibney,

wish to thank him for his extract from the " Western Aus tralian Freemasons' Magazine," which I had not seen but I before, have since perused it, and I carefully see little in it to object to. The very writer to advocate self-re appears liance and freedom of thought, and " states that the Keys of Heaven are not in custody church or of any and seems to the writer also priest, as a of consider the priesthood kind he may in which superfluity, opinion I,

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the Land Mr. honoured. Lloyd proposed he said, He was Fathers." pleased, of our the old of to see so many representatives he country present. By the old country The and Scotland, meant Ireland. England, -

Mr. him

that

one

for

to

the

feelings

Doheny,

ia

responding

said

with

that

of bygone day's The land of his his

land

we

Dwyor.

He

"The this

to it had

been

Then

list

honour

it in

it

proportion

by assuming

heroic

a

its

to

land

a

was

to

be

proud

made it their of them the home that it would children's and their more

here

position country around

them

country

to

their

would

they be

All

If

it

that

see

proud

It

of.

could

mutton

the and

been

to time

was see

a

good trait, of

more

a

to

the had

They having

had to

geographical freedom

their or

fight

for

He

health. behalf had

asked

Mr.

—

of been

Hibernian,

them said

Hayes

the

C.Y.M.S.,

said. Mr.

As well O'Connor

to

It able

the

They

had country

and

did, which

with in

in

in

came

specially

statement been told

the

possessed,

of the

it

as

freedom

they

to

were

the

older

little

the

streets

average above countries.

run

of

the

type

here

since

would

find

the'

those

aged

and

worn,

in

other

were

best

hopes of

general a very presented

different

chat

assembly

of

similar It was

a

witnessed

of

it.

He

had

had

They and

debates

them.

Mr.

an

In

argument

work

literary

Society.

In

community

were

be

missed would be

occasions

was

the

theme them

for had

toast

that

their

lives

after

them,

.

enter

he

had to

had

Mr. a

losing

in missed

he

that

mignt

that

he

justice. the hearty been

be

could ( Applause.) 111

manner

honoured.

and

He of

by all

the

Church.

Bourke

He place. connected

The

Monsignor

honour

division

made

was

as

O'Connor

him

to

might

be him.

speaker)

around claimed

friend

from

speak

of Mr.

had

known

he

had

come

known

of His

him.

his

'

Bourke

(Applause.)

loudly

first had

ready thanked

at

heard

much.

as

He

had

Monsignor) First

he

were

two

that week, He remembered

he

had

mails

to

there

was

Esperance a weekly

thought

and

was

obtruded

never

a

once

when

by

—

year

heard

communica of the made

means

it

had been Eemarks, too, of the its colony, productiveness its When he (the Mon beeves and sheep. had been at Fremantle chaplain signor) he was to be the owner of a goat. thankful was a There good old priest (Applause.) be recol here in by-gone days who might of them MeCabe. lected as Father by some was stationed and he He at Greenough, all as went about, they all did, carrying saddle. his with him on the belongings who He one was day met an old pensioner flock a of What," he tending goats, with all "are .these asked, you doing was the goats ?" Oh, your Eeverence," with them. I I well reply, gets on very sells the nannies and I eats the billies." had was more accessible than it Esperance times. He been in those rev. (the right also pleased that Mr. O'Con was speaker) had received nor well-deserved promotion. There in his head than was more learning He would be was generally suspected. not head master he were there, and, if he would denied his rights, yet be head a He master in more important place. a that were regretted they losing good The consisted of a friend. presentation the

of

evening, proposed by

Mr-

had

made

before.

not

been

He

was

in

placed

better

the sorry hands. Mr.

had

him

known

for

three

years

with connected a Mr. him in the As worker, branch. O'Connor not might have equals but could of a body of be surpassed. As a conductor to he was as perfect as it .was men possible their minds if made up be, Irishmen they hard

were

closely

No

to to

qualified

as

control. keep them

in

one

better

was

order

than

Mr.

had O'Connor. He, himself (the speaker), worst. He ad been one of the probably that he sometimes mitted got obstreperous. told Mr. O'Connor politely (Applause). he would him that the next occasion on He (Mr. O'Dea) put him out of the room. Mr. looked at him, and in return O'Connor face. He in the looked him straight (the that he had to do with, then knew speaker) who did not care for a true Irishman, any how one, no matter big he might be. (Loud That Mr. O'Connor's was posiapplause).

doubt situation. no

there

locket, he

gold which

The

this

tion to

in

the

Society. anything of

say or to attempt to he .much was I

It

was

not

or his social of his abilities tell,

drunk

was

was

with

musical

of

who

honours

in Ireland "American

custom

they

called

was

a

good

emigrant

was

him the

the This

their

going

credit religion. the to

to out

him

the

old

that a

There what

this

his

an

friends with

night

members American

of

in

he

"

an sense

which

They

expressions. and they Irish

There

when

were

wished

custom.

He

to

de

of the many complimentary had -been said. It was no

little for

that home

the

was

kind lose

dead.

previous thoughtless

called

community

wake." took

the

expressions. they should

holding wakes."

custom

more

express them

of

leaving

spend

to and

came

old

thank

Hibernian

An

Catholic

Irishman religion

to

be faithful took as

to

his

colony

.

excused

any

length.

the

part

in

in

any'

in

that himself

to

from

Monsignor

had

been all

had

be. very He

speech.

;

in

manner

honoured.

All

esteemed

him

approval

not

the

won

,

was

not

was

kind

and

had

.

"The by Mr.

done

impromptu

toast

He

.

the

won

his

He

repetition. for

.

in

being as

Bishop,

out

of

had

very

in

be fully undertaken

were

They

he

for

gradu

were

(the

Monsignor) years they

of

the course equipped.

There was creed. or

colony.persons

of the of the

the

situations. and oh,

getting hoped- that would

but

community,

own

ally

The

good

benefit

of

the

distinction

110

The

works all

the

made

part taken recognised.

of

by the

was The generally Bishop the more numerous clergy also had grown had done hard work. pioneers They had ridden about with carrying everything them. he (the years ago, Forty-four right had made rev. his entrance into speaker) the back a the on of colony, carried man, —

out other

of

the

boat

the

to

on

beach.

Two

were—one they then recently of Adelaide dead, the late Archbishop the other the Very Eev. Dr. Byrnes, V.G., with from had come "dear ,him dirty he rev. who Dublin," (the right speaker) the of the was was youngest three, only 19

lads,

as

;

years

of age.

open hours.

boat, It

They the

in an up to Perth often six taking

came

passage

a bad was particularly day, and blowing all raining hard, and they were but he (the wet through, was Monsignor) the most of all. two' miserable The other older travellers. When were at length arrived in Perth said to him, they they You to see the Bishop, if he go in first has any heart at all he will give us a good when All dinner he sees this you." was of an old man, the remembrances laudator acti but he as the saying was, temporis it mentioned more a mark as, by contrast, of progress. They were going on and with the would achieve com help of the 'laity (Loud applause.) plete success. "

A

now

word

to

then

was

The Eev. Stritch. what Mgr. Bourke

a not under

felt

demand

unanimous

after

his

not

,

success

was

on

speaker

a

the

were

and

spoke

this

an

the

Father

his with

,

only colony generally. good country He had at heart. just now accomplished the of a where ho.use domestic purchase servants when (girls) might reside they

the

knew

throughout

who,

O'Connor,

a

things

(the'

all

and affected, speech, was much said he could feeling, great He what he felt. could not for their kind, sufficiently There old saying that was an speak only what was good of the

how

He

of

was

He

a

Mr.

well, one

mark

a

was

love

respec Mrs.

and

cheers.

and as

Mr.

The rev. O'Connor. speaker right and Mrs. Mr., concluded by wishing the all and O'Connor and prosperity baby The toast (Loud Applause.) happiness.

carry served

:was

divisions,

Mr.

necessary life private

He respected. known to the Catholic congregation of their workers. strongest

two

contain

of.

gift and

esteem

it

would

likenesses

the tively O'Connor. heartfelt

in

were

hoped

had

toast,

proposed

praise

in

next

toast

no

.

which

"

the

was

he said, he bad here, with the and Bishop

do

was

them

of his

his

but he had never one, fulfilment of its faithful the consequences might also pleasant to him was memories because of the

any the

recalled. that there

his

had he

to on who, rising respond, said that those who applauded, liim would not speak. already

for

won

he fact

forget the forget

Adams

good work at

anxious

Catholic

well

profession He (the

highly

a

The

Clergy,"

The

had

from

to

and clergy, as say that the Church

life

whatever duties be. The occasion

tion

a

the

gave Bill

"

He

a

to

so

Hamill

never

preceded

Kennedy

speaking a

Mr.

and would

How recitation, of Waterloo."

knew

friendship.

Mr.

not He

without

by his edifying

him.

interval

other.

friend,

could

praise. him for some since years, the he and more here,

on

every boat.

true He

O'Connor

An which

he had more esteemed him, the for him had been a friendship

progressive admiration layman. religion shrunk

in

say in

and,

—

so.

good

seeing so many rev. (the right

He

to be heart.

the

of

proud

done

not must

fully

to

Mr. Perth.

He come

that such men He would never

arrival

friend

to

be

his

an

man, times a

In coming here lie would people of Perth. feel He would that he was coming home. treasure the had that been presentation made of the kind hearts to him in memory had been it by which prompted. (Loud Applause.)

had

was

at

(the

a

all

home

his

proud

to see kindness

He as

of

would

He

qualities a matter

was

rank

was

who

happy family.

there.

soon

all

man.

by his

Hamill

the

colony. obtained Hamill,

but

top

deal

esteemed

highly

so

man

Any

wife the

the

true

this

he

Since

his

see

at

in

Maker. simply

people

Eyan.

It

man

at had

Bishop

was

a

a

very

battle

be

a

his

see was

Church,

man

present. speakers had

indeed

It appropriate. occasion. regretful

a

finer

his

got

had

was

but

expected a

to

had He, Mr.

Mr.

and

it to

a

found

met

glad

he

religion and his

man

an

felt

were

familiar j of those ;

whom

he

he

speaker)

ful

Mon upon presentation.

of the

some

very for

he

pleasure

a

that

and

agreeable pleasant

the

said,

well

as

The

called

faces

not absent

was

of

judged

)

had

almost

would

make

he

had

who

were

Some

promotion. to their

said

a

he

their

one

he

say

man, they had been had left his friends Victoria. There he

the

then to

him

(the speaker

O'Connor

He

Chairman

signor

belong

knew

come

"

to

not

and

Mr. congratulated his and O'Connor on promotion, hoped it would not be the last. He wished him all as he did also O'Connor Mrs. prosperity and the baby.

at

this

all

did

the

man

than who

more

aided

wool-ship.

future. classes

appearance in any European

tliey sorry

country at present.

as

seen

the remainder all children those of their would continue

during

here, the

the

well-merited

never

dear

Society was

been

to

what

friend

regarded

had

all

only

was

were

to

glad

speaker)

all

in

man

it

one

mem

He

a

his

Irish

trying

he

friends,

by his

a

to

in

especially

and not between

debate

losing

was

what active

On

also

he he

oldest teaching He was

on

"Wherever there was room he was always to be found.

O'Connor.

for

that

.

teaching

the

been

the

from

be true a true

succeeded

whicli knew

endorse being an

fault.

A

have

to

had

always always

advice, done.

like,

duties. the outside

supported

that

to

anything to

(1st) be be

to had

he

with

present,

as

of

to

would

as

his

not

was

was

(2nd) (3rd)

he

by other

it

been

could

some

that

detained

(the

come

almost

"

do

places. had

pleasure

and

as

from

with

Oe

people

a prosperous of tne working

features

of

started, they three on years

or

fields

the

who

people

goldfields after two

that

working

the of business

The

not

If find

to

but

—

the

men

signs of poverty. would they

saw

ought

credit

that was no had learned

it

If to

late

had

and

;

present

of

they

5

things. live up

their In the beginning Society. and Mr. O'Connor had up-hill |work, to a great extent them. Of supported indeed he had been less with them,

ber

friends

they of

man

the aid in

'

Cross union

mother,

religion

by

drink

his

and

The

respond the accepted and the placed

they

the

He members. and especially

the

National Library of Australia

member.

made

so

Mr. O'Dea to speak. upon President of St. Patrick's Past O'Dea, the same views. had to Branch, express been the matter had not He also was sorry his. His than in bettei" hands placed were those of on pleasure feelings rising to know It gave him pleasure and regret. had that Mr. received O'Connor promotion. Branch He regretted that St. Patrick's was ablest and most solid of its one losing

he

struggle The was due.. spirit cosmopolitan come when they however, might time, nations' other would have to as struggle little doubt that had done. If so, there was

him,

had toast He called

patriotic

To

was

had

after

resources

that

it

without it.

be missed

was

.

due

This

it:

straight

re

guest Mr. then was O'Connor," their Hesaidhe.hadknewn worthy Collopy. since he came to the Mr. O'Connor, friend, with the H.A.C.B. In connection country. had He able work. Society he had done and the for two served as chairman terms, than ever greater strides Society had made

.

was

deserve

he

also

he'

"

As passed by this failing and fire of patriotism the. disappear it. The had no had country might replace it had no battles past, fought great .great had been the for freedom. Freedom gift it to it. bestowed of heaven They had as and had a blessing upon them directly to

he

and

O'Heir,

offered, hands.

"The

mi'rht

nothing

heard.

prosper

.spirit.

-done

had

hoped

not

but

on

thanked the which

'

prefer

Mr.

had

He

was

would

they

were

Southern its speedy

better

hard

not

the resources, great pastoral cattle were the beef grazed of months the meat a couple

Cosmopolitanism

in

might proud

and in in the home markets. Such placed us link to bind to resources formed a great marked A great evil to be the fatherland. be for he might in Australia, pardoned of ardour patriotic saying so, was a want Australian. His in the young disposition that of the too much was cosmopolitan. here,

he

matter

country.

There

hoped for.

would

whom

Sisters,

with

whom

nation

a

wished

The

—

also

were

have

burn

They

manliness

the

he

excuse

tain

_

that

with

races

their experience of the millionaire. of the resources country,

old as in as the beautiful scenery perhaps had combined to but nature all country, In its resources endow it. gold richly all other W.A. exceeded countries, except taken and if all Australia was South Africa, the -it in excess. was Possibly immensely of King of antiquity, Solomon's production had been mines and others, greater but the of this had exceeded country, production .all

of

said

tne that

a

was

It was by. to be noted was fields were in

contact.

prematurely the business people If they looked at the

hacl

was

went it

finest

When

land

were

owed the they looked

they

that than

highest

Berth— they took they

their

improved

and

better

also was true they had be proud of the colony they time lived in. If at the present they looked the Fremantle and at towns principal

they hoped children,

children.

therefore, of gratitude.

;

debt

a

of

flourished

less

or

and

the

enjoyed every right

ha'dall

They

of.

home

strange

out the leaving their patriotism

in their

for

all

It waswith of enthusiasm. pitch that or no small partisan parochial spirit land consider the should they "they in now the air Federation was lived in. within reach so as to be .and might come other for that and seized upon. Therefore, take as a whole, he would Australia reasons, Ocean to the Eastern the Indian from to rather than confine his allusion shores, The land Western Australia. they lived in

the

come

undoubtedly

due

the

that of

among

great

to

rising

was

where

Home,

to say

ever

ing,

importance and

tone,

Governor

as

know look to

time

as

ail for aspiration dissoluble bonds.

by

proposed

was

so

question

the

to said, in rising respond that he regretted toast, lower down on the placed easier to would have beeu

important not

in"

live

Home

hopes might be entertained its future. The speaker who, through out his speech, had been warmly applauded, on concluded eulogium by an eloquent

claim always re speaker applause.

loud

him

up, for

The

recognition. seat amidst

loving sumed his Mr.

deeply would

birth

South a

a

more

markable forwardness.

him.

affected

of

the

had

he belonged to the pride that no Edmund Burke had said, in effect, honour forward to an could look country look back to able which did not posterity In honouring the toast a noble ancestry. the principle, recognised they honoured Irishman it To the brought back memories

which

at

were

true

was

evident

ing

to State to the back look who did not he came. land whence

man

in

.

No

be

for

pleasure to respond, for to reply England or entitled, perhaps, was concerned, where Ireland but Scotland, at to be honoured any "the toast deserved all proud of the gathering. They were It them. was that bore recognised land went it was the that wherever emigrant that bor© th© tru© to land iis duty to bo This of his adoption. him as to that as well to the races the case with was peculiarly the those belonged, Anglo which present Saxon and the Celtic. Irish people thought and trials they too much of the troubles at home, and, if they were had experienced for it was for with anything, found fault of the with them, some abroad carrying of the land they had characteristic ideas a that It a recognised principle left. was the of his be true to land should man fathers.

New

slums. Here city the but 110 willing hands were viting tiller, the work. Of the to be found to undertake Australians it native was no compliment

company. it afforded not He was

great

as

would in

reasons

many of the

They

colonies

and Messrs. Stritch, V.G., the Eev. Father StateHamill and Bailey, B.A., Hunt, were received Apologies school teachers. and P.D.P, Messrs. F. J. Townsend, from J. T. Hughes, and DS, J. H. Wallace, was occupied by Mr. The Chair others. of St. Patrick's Branch. President Collopy, of the Queen, Pope and the The toasts having been duly proposed by the Chairman,

was toast appealed

and

the seemed upon where one conglomeration with another. It was part was confounded a that the was great pity population the centre® in a few towns, and that great Warn of country was expanse neglected. be taken the centralisa ing should against tion that that was signified by the fact whole as the colony, Melbourne was taken obtained with and that the same thing towards New South to Sydney regard Centralisation was a It Wales. great evil. induced the people to leave the country for thus The towns became con the towns. stricken. This, perhaps, gested and poverty much felt at but it was not so present, this.

occasion Bourke,

Monsignor

Eev.

was

seen

It not

Victoria

with

spoken

did

always ready to need or speaker, any difficulty. He, the should in asked that the toast be honoured real Mr. had good style. Hooley great in supporting the toast. He had pleasure known Mr. O'Connor of as as long any he As Mr. said those present had. O'Dea him was a and in worker, strong losing The Hibernians and they lost a good man. the Catholic community were losing a good

Melbourne,

He

If

Father had

He

say.

had

made

for

said

that

said

he

had here

come

He had the Monsignor's patronage. here that he was coming coming to Years land. before he had left strange on

home he

and

sundered

had

again

familiar done

so.

ties But

he

and had

the tenderest kindness from Mon received and as long as the Monsignor signor Bourke feel was his he must at superior always home. As the regarded Bishop no words His of his could be enthusiastic enough. the dear Lordship possessed regard of his He true true was a a priests. Bishop, ruler of God, a true citizen. of the Church that Let consider the advancement, them Almost the whole was due to the Bishop. of Victoria Square owing to him was oc of Mercy. He had cupied by the Sisters the with Sisters. colonised East, colony order Sisters of one or West, and South, found. A act another to be was were great There that of patriotism. was no patriotism because without Christianity patriotism sacrifice. The Sisters had come required here to do a patriotic them act, to sacrifice in the selves in the hospitals pest-houses in the places in if such there should be fected with, fever. As people went typhoid —

—

the

table, of the

furnished guests

Home

far

—

O'Connor

were

friends,

the

at

people

was

—

other

well

a

at

Lord paper Brassey of New South Wales.

sistance.

—

to

p.m. Mr

.

and

Society,

down

sat

Wales.

He

day

time

present

with synonymous almost so equally had He recently

as

Sydney

hotel,

Clifford's

the

the

past.

and

duck.

.

on Thursday evening Mr. to Murray-street, at the master late assistant O'Connor, HighSchool in Lincoln-street, Goverment Head who has been appointed gate Hill, A at of the school Esperance. master as well as a. including, numerous company, several of the H.A.C.B.S, large attendance Mens of Catholic the Young members

given

was

H.A.C.B,S.,

at

At

taken

that

however,

were

swimming,

.

the

that

—

of

auspices

centuries

would be missed by him would miss in connection with St. Brigid's whose school, had interests he so much at heart, and in which had Mr. O'Connor given him able as He

—

the

distant.

the

under

send-off,

and if the necessity hearts, show themselves as well their fathers it as had

he

.

they would to for fight

that

Bourke.

Monsignor

—

in

arose, able

knew

speaker)

—

their

characteristics love of freedom

same

The

was

been in hoped, A

the

display

forefathers.

>

O'Connor.

Mr-

their

as

—

they would

to

Send-Oft

and

Presentation

as a

naturally duck did to

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streets,

he did not unfortunately it in yet receive While he been has connected writing. with the Board, he has at all times given his earnest to all matters entrusted attention to him, and worked hard in their interests. Mr. Ab the regards Kirkby's objection, has no right to assume anything, secretary and the as were minutes, taken, simply childish. We want the actual business taken in a clear and concise manner. He thought Mr. Kirkby should explain speci what As far as the objection was. fically

work their ratepayers. altogether

he

the only he had spoken to bring merely wanted

NEWS.

Mercy

—

An

all

possible

in

support

their

;

;

the

;

The1 Bishop

with

amalgamation

an

the

Ancient States

the United Irish which had Society established. The in been longest Society Australia 500 members Western numbered of <£2,000, to come with a fund nearer or, branch in September, home, St.' Patrick's Mr. O'Connor had 53 1896, when it, joined Order of Hibernians of America the

in

Right Gibney left

op

week

Arrivals Europe.

By the Stuttgart,

from

'

and

fund

a

amounting

to

<£326.

The

was its £700, and mem present fund 150.. Much its had of, bership progress been due to Mr. O'Connor. The speaker concluded by an appeal to those present

The

The|Redemptorist

O'Farrell, leave

Fathers.

,

route

en

Father

comes

tion.for

the

Fremantle.

for

Perth

to

in

more

were

not

The

who

—

become

to

afterwards

with

recitation

much Other toasts appreciated. '' The Ladies proposed by Mr. Hayes and The to by Mr. Culhane. responded and re Visitors," proposed by Mr. Keon sponded to by Messrs. Hunt, B.A. Hamill, and The Bailey. Press," coupled with the W.A. Record, proposed by Mr. Clifford, to The responded by Mr. J. P. Perrin. Mr. Chairman," to which appro Collopy and "The Host and priately responded, to Clifford. Hostess," responded by Mr. The after company a highly en separated at a late hour. joyable gathering

which

was

"

were

that

Father

to

the

say

Father

Rev.

has sufficiently O'Reilly from his recovered his the recent to admit of illness leaving The Rev. Father is at Northam. hospital at present a visit to the palace on Bishop's at Perth.

the

favoured

Australian

an

Rev.

to

A

;

"

Convent

School

for

probable the Greenough

Roebourne.

"

of

ments

such

of

Roebourne

that

the

with

that

objected

a

would

who

cannot offspring

their

sen

The

far from send their home, and them to receive who wish "finishing in seldom obtainable which are touches," schools. Government elementary to

Marb

10th

Bulong.

at

the

inst.,

Ended.

STORY

OP

MRS.

SALINE

at celebrated Mingenew on Sunday, 25th, August by the Mass

WHITE.

"I

OWE

MY

LIPE

TO

BILE

of

story

the

cure

by Bile

Beans

who

suffered

from does

liver

troubles,

It

it.

support

of

a

Melbourne and

not need stand

remarks

will

any

by itself.

Selina

The

nervous.

least

startled

thing

irritable my temper became a I was domestic distress. subject to frequent of after the face, but flushings few months this a was succeeded by sallowness of the skin, and my face became I lost hard and drawn. flesh and rapidly dwindled I was re gradually away until duced to a mere skeleton. None of the I took medicines did me the least many I went to in friends good. my Mary and remained borough, there three months, but instead of I getting better became I worse. that it with got so weak was I returned to my own home in difficulty '

where I tried to become re Melbourne, knew signed to my fate, as I now com my to be chronic liver I tried plaint disease. several much-advertised but medicines, without and at last result, gave them up in J ust before Christmas despair. my husband brought me home a box of Bile and I began to take them. In Beans, a few to me that I felt days it seemed a little and then I decided to better continue the Beans. I had Before finished taking the contents of one I felt a most de box, cided

change for

I continued

the

and

better,

each

day

to

I took improve. Altogether five boxes, and could then eat meal and it a hearty digest without trouble. The sallowness and left me, now, I in as am robust and you see, perfect

the

An

ment.

:

ment,

Mr.

sirous

of

for

liberal

the

contents

health, to which

a

of

result

due

I

my

owe

solely life."

to

from all chemists Obtainable or from the Australian keepers, Bile Bean the Manufacturing Pitt 39 Street, Sydney, post

National Library of Australia

Bile

Beans, store

Depdt of Company, paid

on

re-

the

com-

is de Hon. Sec., heartfelt thanks

W. Mclntyre, his expressing

which

in

manner

the

people contributed

have and district The funds. works, which im to the are now add greatly completed, provement of the town. of

Carnarvon

these

towards

Perth

North

Roads

Board.

motion

Mr.

Kirkby

The Board

was

present: Fullerton,

held

the above Roads There were

of

Monday.

on

Messrs.

1899.

5,

T.

Smith

Withers

Kirkby,

(Chairman), and Munro.

Minutes.

The

minutes

of

previous

meeting

were

read. Mr.

to Kirkby. strongly objected the had taken the minutes. Secretary and bunkum he had placed clap-trap there should never have appeared, although far he was concerned it did as as personally much not matter. It was regular Tommyand rot and flapdoodle, the Secretary should know better. The in the Secretary minutes had said he passed the account," when it was the Board, as he had merely moved the t..e had motion, and secretary note for the auditors. put an explanatory He would move that it be crossed out. Mr. Fullerton A few the meetings ago to task for was not Secretary brought the matter more and when reporting fully, he now gives it exception is taken to him. Withers: As the Mr. advice regards from solicitor from the a (Interruption Will not make some rstepayer). you to keep order ? attempt Mr. Chairman The Chairman I am to do so, trying but man has the had a glass of beer too way The

the

:

where

Withers

:

Well,

he

best be put

out

side. his remarks he said he did Continuing not know why Mr. Deague should have been The Board were brought over the coals. in

no

immediate

hurry

for

the

advice

which

not

was

be number

as

a

be paying have the

title,

their

off for

personally the proper

was

work. Mr.

but

as

the

visiting to way

to

go

roll

Withers The should be com at the latest. pleted by Monday next Mr. will have the roll Secretary, you ready by :

Monday

?

next

The

Secretary

intend

to

:

devote

Yes,

if

my

whole

it

keeps

as

fine,

time

to

and

it,

whether it is or not it will be complete for next on the table meeting. E. £1 Jar rah Accounts Mcorhouse, for Timber Passeti Company, 17s. 4d. ;

payment.

make

partment.

any

the bye from the

secretary reported back yet received

not

-

laws De

It was decided that a painted sign of the Perth be placed on the North Roads Board building. The till meeting adjourned Monday, when will be the question of valuing given consideration.

The

:

carried. for the

Political the had stating they applied the Peace to be appointed the Board to wished They notice of the Government and

Court

office,

more

justices.

Withers

letter

J ustice

a

the

the

of

district. under the

bring

erection

of

recommend

that do

could

they

Leagne

for for

two

the receiving the at present

by

the The

occasion

Munro Mr. J.P. was

be

should

have

come

would

have

had

The

in Munro

Mr.

Chairman,

only looked merely as Did

:

that

in

thing

of

it

of

it

recital

No,

did

not

?

say

any

to

written transfer

exception being for a that Bishop Gibney asking had told be been would they already that given them, Mr. Withers remarking all the think were Bishop would they "

tight." Mr. about Mr.

Withers reduction Fullarton,

petition

from

Parliament, acceptance

the six not have The

the matter. would never Munro

It.

:

far

New

thing

one

not

working if

even

the

on

of

Aniseed.

Balsam,

of

Aniseed.

—

Coughs.

—

—

Coughs.

—

—

Troubles.

Balsam

of

Colds.

Aniseed.—

—

Coughs.-

Powell's

Balsam

of

Aniseed.

Balsam

of

Aniseed.

of

Aniseed.

Lion,

Net,

1824. the world.

Sold

by

In

bottle

Coughs.

—

—

Influenza. Powell's Sure

Coughs.

Remedy.

Powell's Safe and

Balsam reliable. Mark

Trade

—

Coughs.

—

and

—

Mouse. Chemists ldiIs.

and upwards.

Do you want

Board

too

well

there

perhaps

be

a

Chairman

said

would

is

the and

get

soon

there burst, action against

was

a

nice

had he

told

had said

all he could for done he had to hold on all

the

present.

he

knew

tail

of

Oldham, Mr.

coat

Vosper's Alick

Forrest

interview him he

an

when

the

he

was

sure

you do not. to many

Nobody wants

thousands every It to those comes who have had year. is raw, and coughs and colds until the throat of the in the lining membrane lungs is flamed. Stop your cough when it first ap the great danger of and you remove pears, it.

comes

trouble.

future

He to

speaking looking very wild anddeperate. Mr He Withers should (interjected) have given him a tomahawk. Mr. In to Fullerton: Wanneroo regard road some good work had been done. as

We are But it

there bore

besides Perth,

j

to

used

were

would

the

favour,

Consumption ?

when

However,

their

if

Mr.

Balsam

Coughs.

—

The

that

was

the

pointing

and

matter.

him

he and

with

Powell's

force

them. The

of Aniseed.

arrangements

ever.

any

they up,

might

Balsam

to

notice was to pleasing member (Mr. Oldham) George and Illingworth

as m

laid

were

clogged

others.

shipment

throughout

the

to

"

"

and

Bronchitis. Powell's

Oldham's him

tor

and

Enema of Sponges, Syrin Beits Surgical opened up at W.A. De Apothecaries Co., Ltd., Hay-street, Baun's and cr. Buildings, William-street, William and Tel. 258. Murray-street.

advisable,

was

pumping

expired,

away

was

pipes

Mr.

done

to say botherd

something

only thing that the six months as

with

presented

months

and

work

work.

that besides our Messrs. Vosper, had

delegates

connection

ratepayers said that of

would

it

in

the

and

Established

of gave report of railway fares.

his after

some

Stritch

Powell's

readj

was

letter

to

novelist

great on

sketches entertaining characters. A popular Dickens in Camp Harte's the to which paper compli reference made was by the Rev.

Father

Night

correspondence

of the

most

mentary

Lung

received. taken

Mr.

Dickens, in a dealing and the light

briefly with

influences

Powell's

sort.

the

was letter outwaid

was

Society, vVallace.

Asthma.

Mr. say, suitable most

the position

above

Charles

was

manner life

gave of his of Bret

concluded

not

I

the

30th

evening

by

Paper

after

their

some

letter

grievance.

the

for

:

the

on a

you were

you district

the

Chairman

that

thought

to be appointed the Board, and

in

tracing writings,

weight.

more

just

person The The

asked bofore

Chairman sent

being

but

concurred, to

a

of a chosen

subject the writer, biographical

ges,

time.

be

spent

shade

absent.

Labour

to

thought

all

was

also

of

absence

apologised was unavoidably

who

the

Wednesday,

very interesting the members of the a

and

put and

was

Deague,

never

were

now.

On

—

August

should

you

minutes are

they

O.Y.M.S. Perth.

make

AYER'S

was

:

After the

the

with

on

discussion

some

doing

other

work

this

on

finally agreed that road for two more

was

of

necessary

the

matter be

men

Cherry Pectoral it

kept

days,

and

then

filling work

up

and holes Fitzgerald

on

It does so because coughs of all kinds. soothing and healing remedy of great This makes it the greatest preven power.

stops on

to go

street.

it

i3

a

tive

to

many

and large doses. bottles often make a complete cure.

:

many.

should

matters

was

the

and occupiers. Great care

would

Secretary it residents

roll

visiting

this

the

were

you

Chairman,

like

The

is

That

Chairimu.

Mr.

Monday, August, ordinary meeting

was

the

now

might only so

Secretary,

:

From

as

Mr. and

of

the Carnarvon Church and Catholic Burial Ground improve

Acknowledg-

of

source

support in speaking generally.

literature

On behalf mittee of

to

"

grow and me,

congregation, of Catholic

the

of also

to

He

:

in

and

that

reported

Fullerton

The Mr.

here, duties

motion second the with be be confirmed that has excised been

portion

to. Chairman

before

The

Mrs. 5 Market

"

to

recommended

the

acute

at No. White, who resides Street, Melbourne, related the Pitzroy, to a and cure story of her illness reporter of the W est Melbourne Gazette as follows about It is now three she said, years," since I from the began to suffer what doctor who attended me said rather vaguely liver To me it seemed was in complaint. I eat agreed as nothing with me. digestion, meal After a a weight to lie on appeared and was my chest, flatulence nearly always I Soon food and began to loathe present. —

to

The

Geraldton.

the occasion,

on

Record

advocacy

Lady,

long-standing

W.A.

Catholic

remarkable

following

The

was

of

Ryan,

Father,

Rev. the

BEANS." The

Father

Rev.

"

:

—

Says

Rev. celebrate

Bulong.

MassatMingenew She

will

the Fr.

Mr.

exercised of people

carried.

was

—

has

Kirkby

will

minutes

Withers:

taken

if

at

Mass

next,

Sunday

Breretrn

THE

I

:

Mr. mistake, assume nothing.

Mr. On

Mr.

motion, 'as he before

way, matter

the

:

referred

minutes

auditors.

are

minutes.

I don't care for the way takes the minutes. It is only Secretary of feeling between and a bit the Secretary Mr. Kirkby.

Mr.

clear

way

the

the

that

the

the

will

establishment be welcomed

The

arrive. here school

nuns

by parents

NERVE and BRAIN only at W.A. Apothe caries Co., De Baun's Ltd., Hay-street, ancl Buildings cr. Willam William-Street, and Tel. 258. Murray-streets.

Sufferings

read

to

in

placed

:

is

Domini reinforce

to

you

well that

as

statements be

comments. Mr. Fullerton

is

of

just

was

the account." Look Withers no of part your

Mr.

un-

School

Convent when

can

in

opened

be

Try Dr. Hooper's TONIC, obtainable

A Woman's

Note

"

It

:

Secretary

Mr.

Opinion ) it that a branch

allow

advice.

the

(N.P. derstand

owners

passed

"

We

property

I

solicitor's

it

happy

are

almost

Secretary complete.

the

The

colony.

not

:

next, the 12th The Very Rev. preparawho

will

:

should

Order

motion

The

lots

uttered

make

I

:

on

his

The

in such a manner. speak of the Secretary refer to him You must as a man. the Mr. When Yes, we know. Kirkby was resolution passed at last meeting about neither Mr. Mr. nor Withers, myself about the matter. Deague knew anything The Chairman I not Did explain fault to be matters, and said there was no found with Mr. Withers in not obtaining

second other

would

Board.

the flap in placing

"

Chairman

Fullerton

Mr.

is

passed the accounts." It was the The knows Board. Secretary about of writing as a as much minutes holidays." pig does about

Fullerton slanderous

O'Reilly.

so

delay.

Culhane

company

Dwyer

Mr.

Hibernians

yet further

without Mr.

to

especially as

the

We

—

and

to of

community to settle

about

are

I

That

"

Mr. these

Melbourne

Tuesday inst.,

Father C.SS.R., will Rev.

Very

to of

the

The

reached Fremantle from Colombo on Wed the nesday morning, to the colony Rev. Father Martelli returned Father his visit The Rev. from to Europe. to attached the a Laveth, priest lately also to join mission in arrived Scotland, the in this mission colony.

—

members

vessel' which

speaker)

refer

with

tion.

the

:

minutes

undue

was

(the I

What

nonsense

for

Gorman

Mr.

him

it

.

opened a new

concerned

was

Kirkby doodle and Tommy

last

On Kalgoorlie. Lordship Sunday his church at Paddington.

Perth.

himself

haste in charging of duty. neglect

Dr.

Rev. Perth

The

—

towards

St

;

of

toast

the

Hospitab beg to ac :—

to H.A.C.B.S. allotted was Mr. English by request of that gentle man, proposed by Mr. Dwyer, who sketched the advantages conferred by the member of Societies and Benefit generally, ship out the additional en privileges pointed to the joyed by those who belonged H.A.C.B.S. inasmuch in as the Society in its rules a adherence to cluded practical in Mr. Moffat re the Catholic religion; referred to the position sponding occupied he said owned 246 by the Society which and with a membership of 16,000, branches, to There were funds amounting <£94,000. which were not as yet besides 26 branches An confirmed. effort was being made to extend the Africa and to South a Society was with a view correspondence proceeding The

of

God

-

(applause.)

of

'

them

work

Sisters

John

ment. Kalgoorlie, the followknowledge to donations the institution Inspec ing tor Southern (per Rev. Mitchell, Cross, 6d. Mr. 10s. Wilfrid Hampson, P.P.), Hill Brown 10s. em mine, Stephenson, Hill £10 10s. Mr. Brown mine, ployees Mr. Grant 10s. 10s. McDermott,

the treasures They did not know the jewels, Let them look for they possessed in them. and ward to the future through the Sisters

give

The

Acknowledg

fear for without or favour the A public duty to perform was concern, apart from any private and if were to Board or Council deal any would on grounds they simply personal He did not of have to be pitied. approve Press matters of this to the on writing but to the and to write direct Council kind, under their notice that bring the matter the corner of Vincent-street atten required

—

of

—

the

Sisters

—

the did not see they to the ministering poor and sick the heralds of the Catholic priest. here the Sisters The Bishop had brought to do this He, the Rev. speaker, great work. behalf of the Sisters. would on appeal

through

Mr. look

The

will

a

lect

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Herald

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con-

the

brought charges by the Bishop Freemasonry

The concluding letter is one from Mr. Henry Young, the second written and by that gentleman,

ORDERS.

BRANDS Street.

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PREMIER

We reproduce what we assume

307.

made

by

be the

letter.

In

fact,

answer

to

nothing,

to

purports

an

to

answer

Bishop to however, but,

reply

a

his it if

first is

an

it

has the

concedes any meaning at all, claimed at the outset point by the and Bishop, and, where infidelity Masonry are concerned, throws up the sponge. All made charges.

through to

no

disprove

Arbitrary

has been the Bishop's denial is all

effort

into

subject

as

is

the '

"

as

installation

of a. speech, named J. C.

Brother

to

as

"

the

speak they hardly admit as pos a Grand theory of even of the Universe, wholly

—

the

in

with all notion of which a man shall of his deeds.

Pantheism hot-bed of

certainly

heresy

here is forward is

a

future

give

an

belongs

to

and

and is altogether out with belief in a personal future life and

FREEMASONRY.

Perth.

Street,

nection

"PREMIER"

314.

AND

:

William

Co.,

NOTHING The

Agents

Bishop's

—

a

Sole

the

account

BISHOP

ques fine

a

enter

it

Architect do away

WHISKY. THE

in

"controversy

Creator

IX.

1899.

9,

in

to

state

FAVORITE.

—EVERYBODY'S

your resist

note

refers, to the

declines

sible

SATURDAY, "

in

indefatigable undaunted

to conquer

try

&

17th

The

ex our

We no question form of his creed,' " but a belief says the speaker, in Great Architect of the t,Jie Uni verse and in a future state when a. man shall an account of his give deeds whetbfer they be good or bad are essential land-marks of the order." In another column, never the Magazine theless, is itself ac countable for statements that are heretical and infidel and plainly which while not to of a

Mm.

deink

an

Self-

further issue of

current

It

man

SAT.

find

we

too,

Worshipful Remington.

B.V.M. 16

not

utterance.

for instance," of contempt,

from

Cross. —

the was

imputation "not rejects of a serious worthy The reply."' also a Magazine quotes passage

Y.

of

the

taken, Ethi

infidelity

P.O.

I.

were

they

whether 'Freemasonry hot-bed of heretics and

C.

Tolentinus

Exaltation

that

to

Pentecost.

Rose of Lima,

St.

application. 15

-

this,

spirit

.

a

Sunday

dis

number,

delivered before Church in London,

Of

—

and

BLAYNEY,

ENGLAND,

t

o

—

We

Garments

our

—

—

Style

current

and declares which

irom

editorial

an

and re arbitrary in pudiation, to be short, appear the Masonic methods of peculiar defence.

SEPTEMBER.

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Finish,

its

charges. 10

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them,

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in

owns

in the amples contemporary.

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in

Masonic contradiction

KEATING,

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for

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approved.

itself,

official

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be

to

note

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though

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seem

Masonry,

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—

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every

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must

very

general Magazine

Hill.

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Auction

People's

Broken

&

Auctioneers,

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Cross

—

on the whole, is fortunate in its cham Mr. Rowe for pions. example, as have seen, we has refrained from all allusiou to the extracts quoted by the Bishop from the Ereemason's Mr. Young has Magazine. accepted them as in accordance with quite Masonic and much teaching, in

not

sold.'

Liquors

Clothiers,

HANNAN-STREET,

Office,

bat

no

and possibly even determination, of the interests betrayal repre sented by him, -has kept silence.

KALGOORLIE,

Formerly

this,

what

But

None

notice that be contented what he. declaring would do, if only the to the method agree that suited him. the rev. gentleman

with

Failing with

the

Mr.

letter,

infidel,

do, and Bishop would of argument

-

also

as

his

in

taken

was

himself

is--

Address

The

New

for

room

had

could

STREET,

which,

—

Masonry

HOTEL,

RECORD.

ON

Some Mr.

true,

in his verbal did enter reply the Bishop but, wheu took upon, up his challenge, and, in a letter, proved from other sources, besides that at the quoted in his sermou

Bishop

Every

been attempted. it is argument,

of

Rowe

.

all

has

that, sort

;

infidelity,,

of keeping God or a.

But judgment. of creation theory putby ourcontemporary which "For pantheistic. aught," a

plainly " that says, to the contrary, it

declare has alwaysworlds existed, and systems of worlds coming into existence aDd to the returning mausoleum of the Eternal worlds, Spirit persist all the ing through mutations and anyone

can

Nature

its in all these power of birth, growth, dissolu "All the regeneration." traditions found in cosmogonic Genesis and other ancient docu the writer ments," goes on t© say,. " the are merest dreams of the

manifesting processes and tion,

earliest

who craved for poets of the sensible explanation world. In the beginning was a favourite formula of these old an

dreamers." to

contradict

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Masonic

we

never

into

enters

see,

and anc teaching, also represents the as a of G-enesis costnogonic writer as an myth and its inspired old dreamer: Masonic Bishops and such Book

belief

teaching

ministers

other

in

are

evidently

alliance.

strange

Dr. Gibney, has been moreover, censured personby a still higher dans Que diable allait ilfaire age. The Bishop, as cette galere? we our also learn from contemporary the Freemasons' Magazine, has come of no less a per under the rebuke the than his Excellency sonage

Governor. Gerard

Sir Excellency Smith, K.C.M.G., Right Grand District Worshipful Master, we are told by the Magazine, during a visit. paid by hi m,,ou Wednesday, August 16, to a certain Lodge, re ferred

His

the

to

"

matter.

In

con-

remarks,

his cluding contemporary,

our says " our distinguished brother referred to the at briefly a tack Freemasonry from upon had its where dogma quarter

For

stronghold. not

his

prepared

to

submit

to

tamely

he was part sit down and the aspersions

which had been cast the upon Craft. He asked those present to remember that Free they were and being such they would masons, ever faithful to God remain their and

no their matter what country, their ignorant traducers might We may hope for the sake say." filled of the exalted position by his that the form of Excellency this rebuke is due rather reported than to the illus to the reporter inter trious A personal speaker. ever

ference in the matter, even under the most refined and dignified con ditions possible, might hardly ap his Excel consistent with pear He

duties.

lency's to partially the Queen,

her

represent and not

to

under

or

any

a partisan. should forget

as

Excellency

im

Majesty her

belittle

image by posing,

Majesty's company, stances,

here

is

in any circum That his himself

out

allude traducer."

position,

"igndrant In that

his

compromising to the Bishop

sei'iously

conclusion, the letter in

Bishop

may

point

by

space to the

over

Rowe

on

the

which have appeared O' Gorman Father

from

the

pen West

Jesuits, of the

Kev.

The

by

in

to the practical ex regard held recently by Mr. it is Foster, Myles Birkett very to notice that all the satisfactory fifteen in candidates, number, sent for examination Loretto by the secured passes, five of them College, with list Honours, as the following will show

the

of SelSergeant of promotion Sergeant to be of Sellenger Sub-Inspector police, which last week has been was announced hailed with unanimous On Friapproval. Police the Subday at the Perth Court received the of Inspector congratulations the members of the Bar expressed by Mr. R. S. Haynes. The also Magisti'ate spoke in highly terms of the manner laudatory in which the in officer had always question his and had fulfilled the duties, merited conferred him. promotion upon Among others who have joined in the congratula tions offered are Mr. A. G. Jenkens, M.L.C.; Mr. J. N. M'Namara, J.P. NewInspector and Colonel said that lands, Phillips-who the appointment gave him as great pleasure as that had been made Subany by him. who has been Inspector 15 years Sellenger, in the is a native of Western Aus service, tralia. He has received the con public of Mr. J. Cowan, P.M., and gratulations almost before whom he every magistrate

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strict

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cases.

police

he is under him. at Coolgatdie.

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the

Misses

sisters

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by her

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Elsie

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Miss

Mary

McDowell.

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Broookman.

Miss Miss

Maud

Baker.

Arlene

Cale.

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Highgate

Hill.

of

more

Miss

Senior

Pass.

Mabel

Haynes.

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Decision.

The

de

Canterbury

and the

—

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use

of

the

Universe, Ritualists.

in the York and ceremonial

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Graces Prayer Church

of

Archbishop of

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to

suie

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Intermediate Miss

says to

blow

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to

comes

that

insist must

be

matter

their

this, Book of Common in the followed

the

that

as

these

of

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two

men

is

not

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Neva

Drummond. Haynes.

Miss

Effie

Duncan,

Miss

Agnes Murphy. Junior

Pass.

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of

Ruth

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some

Honours.

Ruth

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cision of the his brother

as

especially

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bride's-

and

cousin

sister

August

Smith.

Miss

Of the 10 pupils presented by the of Notre Dame des Missions, 10 a full passed, thus securing per are centage of passes. The results both to teachers extremely gratifying,

acted

guests

;

Kelly, Geraldton. by the 4.30

Honours.

Vickie

Sisters

Bourke, given away as best

was

Eaton

Lucas,

Miss

route reside.

Emily

wedding Quinlan

F.

Junior Miss

Convent

The

officiating. by two and Eva

bridegroom, 'Mr.

Pass.

Cohen,

—

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who

Ada

Miss Josephine Dooley. Miss Alice Hungerford. Orton. Miss Phyllis Miss Mabel Randell Miss Zelah Rogers.

the

Father

bride,

Miss

Preparatory

On Cathedral. of the Im Cathedral maculate the took Conception marriage of Northam, to place of Mr. James Bourke, Miss fourth of Mr. Mary Reilly, daughter of the Northam Joseph Reilly, Advertiser, the

Perth

at

last

Tuesday

O'Hagan.

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a

enters

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popular

very He

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;

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Miss

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Miss

Maggie

Miss

Ethel

Cleary. Crossley.

Miss

Ruth

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Drummond. Smith.

,

i

Young

Ladies'

The successful

Should,; decide

however, High the upon ignoring judgment of the Archwe to see the Low bishops may expect Church party very considerably strength-

Victoria

College, Square.

candidates from the following were of the Sisters of Mercy

College

the

.

:

Alice

Miss

Constance

Miss

Miss

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as

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statements open atheism quoted in that

indeed, the plain and infidelity letter

from

Masonic

As the letter publications. the fact that concludes, remains, the first Bishop's charge against "that Masonry has been proved and stronghold it is the hot-bed of —

iufidelity."

withdrawal from antagonist

of his Lordship's the arena an is

The

with evident that, regard to proof he has ad the other points also, Silence been the victor. mittedly traditionally

Loretto

:

Intermedivte Miss

Miss

CO., LTD., stock and Drugs, Trusses, De Baun's Build all Sundries. Hay-street, William and and cr. ings, Willliam-street,

without a considerable ex were of money. Funds penditure devised needy and the Society ways and means of raising them, frequently from their own often giving pockets, times from door to door to going collect the same. Their good work commends itself to every Catholic and

is

Murray-streets.

in

Tel.

258.

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Yera

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97

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Julie

Tli&rioux

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Miss

Teresa

Colreavy

91

Miss

Maggie Hayes

89

in years the many

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Frances Maria

88

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j

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Dunn Thferioux

Miss

Annie

Shanahan

Miss

Grace

Madley

St.

Brigid's

Convent,

Honours.

Elsie

Thompson.

Miss

M. M.

-Miss

For

year

is

Bishop. the balance sheet of of expenditure the

inception. RECEIPTS. 1894, Nov. & Dec.

£

C.

8£

1896

16Q

17

219

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1898

160

0

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July

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Mary

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to carry has the

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nearly begs to friends who

which

Appended

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84 82

five

now

is

existence,

them

helped work, proval

87

of all encouragement. of St. Anne's So

deserving members which

Miss

Philpott

Sisters

and to secure Society to remonstrate the speedy baptism of the children, to and likewise their removal Catho lic schools. For a considerable time before a mission was established at Victoria Park, the Society sent its members to Sunday after Sunday catechise those children, who, owing to would otherwise have distance, been deprived of their learning All is due to the religion. praise members of the Society for the con

Miss

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

APOTHECARIES qualities

!

Terrace.

of the examination in The results musical knowledge held in Perth last with the Trinity June in connection received last London, were College, local Mr. week by the U. secretary, H. Coupland. The Loretto College most creditable achieved all results, who were the candidates presented been remarkably successful. having are The following the results

consent.

gives

Adelaide

Convent, ,

placed of has done a

the

of

it Victoria-square, great work in an unassuming manner. To relieve in what phase suffering soever it itself is the may present work that Christ left His Church to earth. The opt upon carry members of St. Anne's Society take a active part in this work, keep very who ing in view the words of Christ, " and ye visited I was sick said, me, for as often as done these ye have things to the least of my brethren ye have done them unto me." Many ladies have been ready and willing to the Society, and it would be a join difficult to enumerate task all the good they have done for religion, and the amount of comfort they have to the poor and brought suffering. At regular intervals visit the they Mount Eliza Their advent Dep6t. always brings joy to the inmates. heralded as of They are angels a and is many mercy, blessing heaped upon their heads as they pass from bed to bed distributing little dainties to those who sick through lack of friends, and old age, are ness, of providing them for them incapable selves. Once a year a regular picnic to the old men. is given This, how is but a small of the ever, portion good work they have set themselves to a case Whenever of perform. sickness in any part of the parish is under the notice of the brought at once some of the mem Society, and report bers are told off to visit the case. It happens at upon times are that found in a neglected many unable to provide either state, atten In such cases dance or medical aid. as members of the these, Society nurse the sick with own their hands, and medical aid and other necessaries are out of the funds of the provided Then Society. again many parents are careless about getting their children and through fail to baptized, neglect send them to Catholic schools. With such as these it is the duty of the

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the

formed

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—

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to

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letters the Rev.

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Australian.

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he

architect,"

Jesuits.

charac of the

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O'Gorman's

.

to the of Masonic religion, ter of certain members craft. "Sir Christopher cathedral and the great

Father

—

'

.

.made respectively editorial by contemporary's Brother and the Worshipful note, There besides, is, Remington. an enough to discredit appeal quite in support made by Mr. Remington, our

,

LOCAL

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—

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EXPENDITURE. 1894, Nov. & Dec.

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160

1897

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126

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Grandma's

I am very pleased of your but can the tone letter, not admit that you did not merit the In all it is prize. competitions the to .observe and necessary rules, —

JamesHughes.

Corner.

with

For

Children.

Catholic

Our

.

Children,—

Dear

".Qnce Heaven

a

ascended to soul which

there,

..

unknown

little

even the who neglect least, need never hope to win the prize. Attention to little will things help us to succeed in great undertakings, and if my young readers comprehend the whilst value of trifles are they

those

to

enter immediately permitted without undergone any having or a or suffered shed a tear, fatigue, done or everi anything misfortune, God assigned to it a extraordinary. and a murmur place, glorious very the of astonishment passed through looked of the saints. All assembly who the Guardian towards Angel soul. The had borne up the little before God, and angel bowed down to speak to obtained His permission the and from his court, heavenly more than with a voice lips, gentle the beating of a butterfly's wings, he uttered these words, which all heaven has always taken heard 'This soul its share of sunshine, uncomplainingly and has of darkness, and of toil, never knowingly harboured anything in which an offence there was against that a There isn't God.' children, read ? And after little pretty story

hope

may young, they the in knowledge

to

after

by

profit

life.

If

in

future

wrote about you occasionally some I feel certain particular subject, letters would be read with your added interest by those who peruse our column. Of course this is only a of my grand suggestion. Any are children at liberty to follow it, but you mustn't let it you frighten ,

into

not

at

writing

all.

Yours

—

was

lovingly,

GRANDMA.

Lonsdale-street.

"

grumble

where

we

any find

we

go

and and

as

if

more

?

feel

you

never

Every

grumblers

never

let

body

else."

little

like

anything she Then

any

grumbles

remainder of the day. Ask her to mind the baby, she grumbles ask her to bring up a piece of wood, the

for

she

she

grumbles;

her tea; mother. better if instead

with

even

grumbles

how oh, Wouldn't of being

poor

;

I it

her pity be much

so

peevish

and discontented, she made up her mind to take the good with the bad, the pleasant with the unpleasant. We cannot have everything as we wish in this world, and if we would to be content, even only strive under adverse we circumstances, would much secure to ourselves happiness, besides deserving, like the little soul a of our story, glorious place among

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the

angels

come.

think Two

and saints in The following

you

will

like.

things

have

shone

way poor

where

we

in

own

Upon the A rich And But

a a

And Is

a

man

poor

nobler

to I

gentleman

preached asked all who do so to support the Catholic and other

in

The

sight,

content.

even

these,

light

man

kneeling

on

his

knees,

thanking

God

that

he

is

more

A.

litera

Good

last Tues fell during Saturday and previous improved the growth of in need which was .badly

rains the

considerably vegetation, of

COLLEGE,

Fitzgerald

M.

issue sister

your

was

a

of

Ryan offered

this up

of

Mrs. J. Father her soul.

town.

Mass

a

of

for

The

Are

Irwin

coal

be opened up mihes copper to make things stock

The

is

seam

to

likely

and with the shortly, should help at Arrinoo, a

bit

trade

coming down from

and

cattle

and

more

are

Oliver, elected ter

also

was

that the

J'

J.

bat

presented

Marwood,

for

the

best Mr.

past season. a social ised to organise The club. following highest

averages: twice not

innings, 42, total E. Pearse,

highest Carey,

J.J. out,

The has Handicap Strawberry been postponed from the 2nd until the 25th. The Strawberry cricket

on

of

Toilet-sets, for Hotels

and and

forwarded

to all

parts

of

the

country.

application.

BROOME HOTEL,

GOVERNOR William

Perth.

Street, +

MRS.

the that

S.

Governor under

her

Only

the

WIGGETT

of

(formerly

the

Kensington Hotel) Wiggett will

Those who have known Mrs. Broome. be able should management the Hotel very

best

brands

of

"Wines,

Brandies,

has

now

of

course

well

supported

Whiskies,

and

a

control

recognise

one.

Cigars

in

Stock.

highest

average 14.7 147, 6 innings, once not out, F. score 27, average 12.3; avernine runs, one innings,

Fire

(and

Company,

;

Austral Fire,

National Library of Australia

Mutual

Marine,

was.

candidates announced caused by the death

for

the

of

the

Mr.

are Messrs. M.L.A., MooreLloyd, Thomson, head and Thai so Molloy. many should come forward at a gentlemen time at which Parliament is so closely

late

Kenny,

be may The constituents,, are fortunate a in however, having more list than one comprising good man to choose from. Of the two local Messrs. O'Brien and candidates, Mr. both of Cue, O'Brien Lloyd, alone is known to us. we What know of the gentleman we add may is much in his favour. The very would be most credit constituency ably represented by him.

of

are

Colonial

in

now

The

away,

score

is

match

Friday.

on

vacancy

A

prom aid of the the three 12

here

scratch

a

SEAT.

in

score

club

same

MURCHISON

final

are

tennis

the

Dongarra

swing and

Lewis

O'Connor,

play

NORTH

for

average

will

matter

and secretary Hope proposed should receive F. by Mr. J.

O'Connor

night.

dissolution,

approaching

recently,

re-elected Mr. C.

the

sent

Dinner-sets, Tea-sets, Glass and China suitable

33, (J. and Mrs..

O'Brien,

packed and

carefully

of

designs

assortment

EARTHENWARE.

and

lately,

sheep

meeting

cricket club held As Lewis, H. J.

treasurer.

a

AND

and Mr.

with their usuaL Morrissey ably assisted by Mr. and. Mrs. Beckett an excellent, provided dinner and tea in picnic fashion. The which was weather terribly windy all for day blew up rain, all started to home and it continued rain alt

played

the North.

annual

the

also

Goods;

Storekeepers. Goods

newest

Co.,

15), out).

J.

full

Street.

Murray

GLASS

CHINA,

the large

landing

now

Samples

of the Messrs. C. Hope, L. lies, were and J. J. O'Connor on the committee. The lat

At

Fancy

brighter.

revived

number of large, have been trucked, a

OF

IMPORTERS

R.I.P.

—

236

19th

;

13 not

day. The

.

in

appeared August, O'Connor

the

270

.

hospitality,

team

Telephone

Mary

being 51 (M and six 12, A-

;

Beckett

(W.

Morrisey

&

and

Byes 12), 33 (M. Fitzgerald 14 not Yarragade& out) 12,

Fitzgerald wickets for 47,

DYNON

,

Callaway,

—

TERRACE,

This situated It has (Jo lege is beautifully on the banks of River. the Swan large, well-furnished dormitories, a .fine classrooms, airy| gymnasium, and extensive play-ground. The younger boarders under the are care of an e-acrienoed Matron. are f< and Pupils Adelaide Government prepared University Scholarship Examinations. ob During 1897 twenty-one in public examinations were passes competitive tained students— seventeen at the at the by the College and four viz., University Government Examinations.

of Edward

house on August 26, the scores as follows: Strawberry,

PERTH.

JOHN

,

McMullen, Barry and Renie Ryan, Mary

Barnett, Rieusset, Mary Walsh.

poor.

hand

to

are

Jack

pure,

it.

at was the Much regret expressed death of Mr. H. C. Kenny, M.L.A., owner was the of the who first Mingenew Hotel, and also of a store here in the early day. notice Mrs. Kean, whose obituary

letters

Vernena

Page,

good W,

,

light

could

ture.

day and

GEORGE'S

The

and

sermon,, to afford Record

ST.

visit the

a

the

me

son.

a

rev.

to

sent,

are

a

poor

And

poem

golden

his

than

with

BROTHERS'

CHRISTIAN

Correspondent.) (From Father Ryan paid his usual in Mass here and celebrated on the Hotel 15th. Mingenew

awarding

Record for given by the W.A. the best written letter in the late I have competition. posted already a home to my copy of the Record Rev. Aden uncle, Father David Co. .Wex Kavanagh, Enniscorthy, Ireland. ford, He will show it to uncle my Paddy and they will see that it was not by merit, but through a blunder that it fell to me. While I take the award fully appreciating not the slightest credit to myself. he says what Harry is very pleased, matter if I get a book, there might be pictures in it. Your loving grand

James Hughes.

his

thing

shining

little

with

rich

man

the world

Notes.

Mingenew

letter.

for

to

now

congratulations I heartily thank

prize

—

have

me

in your last the judges

big old

—

grumblers, young grumblers grumblers fault pleases them, they find nothing To with everybody and everything. live one with such people, requires an unlimited of patience and supply it is not However, good temper. but ones the little the big grumblers that now. should claim my attention to at all are You given grumbling aren't a ? I know little times, you or father mother child who, when turns refuses her some up request, her her lips and little nose, pouts me "Never let go anywhere, says,

grumblers

—

will

you

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19,

write

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don't

it

ing

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Chambers,

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rain

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the

change cold

is

of the

us upon winter

residents

forward weather.

of to

looking

J.

A.

the

now. is

The

passing

some

goldfields months

of

Hicks

and

of

Co.,

'<

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Management beg to that

gardeners

Saturday

on

public

complete

till

operations

A

till

11 The

Management

trusts

offer

facilities

have

been

to

26th

inst.,

at

5

a.m.,

and

Market

will

be conducted

Retail

asking

for.

School

and

"Paddy's"

that

out

the

and

Grower

AT

they work

Discovery

on

little

A

evening.

a

of little articles, children's bootees, and these, etc., with

number

well wishers of that his Lord Loretto, Dr. the Most Reverend Gibney, ship, is that the most desirous build at and Schools ing of the Convent on the he site has Claremont,

friends,

.

quite and dis

school suc play. the past year that the cessful during has been found too small building for its requirements, and as the ad " was house, joining Sydenham," an was vacant, made by arrangement the premises were rented for a which as class rooms. was term It here the that people young reigned afternoon, three yesterday supreme on the ground floor :rooms having the used for bazaar. The been assisted the sisters, had by pupils, the decorated, draped, and festooned walls,

provised were

manand artistic lace, muslins, trailing and the im flowers, for stalls the sale of goods

treated

The fancy and dressed

a

pretty

in

a

similar

fashion.

articles,

needlework,

undressed

dolls,

etc.,

of by Misses disposed Sophy Olive Deakin, Sinclair, Lily Jacobs, and and singularly Mary Byrne, successful were these enterprising in their saleswomen work. Refresh tea, cakes, and fruit ments, afternoon in V. salads were charge of Misses. M. Smith, Ruby Brookman, Bertha Gee, Ada Cohen, and Maggie and and Sissie these Jo watt, young were ladies kept busily occupied The fish pond, the afternoon. during a house looked like doll's in which of the was looked corner room, one little maiden after by a rosy-cheeked who realized named Mary M'Dowell, sum considerable iri a threepences. novel The shop was very novelty and and indeed, quite surprised who paid to amused the ' grown ups Miss Myra Hughes enter the room. of this de was the proud manageress of the bazaar. Among partment and the convent, thosewho visited were noticed to make numerous pur were

Mrs.

Bishop Gibney, opened the sale, Mr. W. G. Brookman, were

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who and

Mrs.

public, the scene

on

from

1 p.m.

quite

was

to

equal

schools

in

A

children's

of

that

Archdeacon

concert, Lecaille,

the

Over children

Kelly.

The

best

conducted by the pastor of in the Convent-

Greenough, took place on hall, Geraldton, Tuesday, memorate

the'

Victoria.

consecration 350 children

to

thoroughly enjoyed and they an presented the address to Bishop. '

themselves, illuminated The address and Father Sisters, cross.

children,

they

,

was

read

by Mr.Tolano,

behalf of the Ryan, on the Bishop with a presented The the Bishop addressed and spoke of the advantages

enjoyed.

are

This

lady

verv

cour-

teouly

re

ceived

our

and

in

him

t said

"I

have

pi y

o :

been

a

resi-

d

t

in

en

Australia some

time,

hav

ing

come

out

in

here

blood

victim

various

to

com

bron

debility, including general and rheumatism, dropsy, chitis, asthma, that of heart. is weakness My discovery Dr. Williams' for pale people are pink pills an torturing unfailing remedy for these I must and to emphasise diseases, my case plaints,

each that be incurable

of

treated.

At

ailments

my the

by

last

was

doctors my condition

pink

by

and I was unable aggravated, to my children. to leave or attend my room for although I could never sleep properly, weak and insomnia tired, exceedingly kept I awake. me During the day and night that the rested in a rocking-chair, hoping motion might produce sleep, but oscillating failed to do so. it generaly unfortunately The wearing pains of rheumatism aching, in my arms were quite enough to keep me well in fact, if I had been otherwise awake at times I so severe were these pains that ;

was

unable

even

lift

lightest

day

to

move

I

day.

by

side

could

only

and thus consulted

to

side take

became

pills,

and

They

nerves.

sold

are