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A

STORY.

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THE

Humdrum

Story.

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to from the kitchen the ing slowly a hand on the resting dining-room, as she passed them back of the chairs their She as if support. needing it. Eva did not notice looked ill, but

STEEL

ALL

CULTIVATOR

& SEEDER

:

OUR

" had such a busy I've O mamma have been able and I really forenoon, to she cried do some good, I think," " tired. But I'm thoroughly gaily. these Would taking you mind just !

Marion

Amies

Taggart,

in

WE

an

Exchange.

Machine

This

CAN BEST

be the

to

PROVE of

Implement

kind

its

the

on

Market.

Her

Continued

You

.)

Eva had a class in Sunday-school, sewed for the poor in the St. Vincent «3e Paul in Society, helped zealously and all fairs, work, parish library schemes

for

increased

girl

What had no

prosperity.

busy

a

hold

that weary her tea bring put. away the too

was

her to

tired

home

came

mother

often

her

she sat, hat that

cloak to

tears

as

and

hang

forth

called

WILLIAM

128

up

PERTH.

WOOD,

&

TIMBER

&

STEAM Head

Office

LORD

and

KALGOORLIE.

DOOR

BALTIC KAURI, SASHES, MATCHBOARD,

MOULDINGS,

DEALS,

FLOORING, ARCHITRAVES,

Timber

Building

IN

ALL

etc.,

etc.

IRON

GALVANISED

SKIRTINGS,

SHELVING,

a

ATTENDED

Telephone

TO.

—

a

fate

to

hard

bear.

" I wouldn't one but you, tell any said her friend, after she dear Eva," had been soothed and strengthened counsel and sym by Eva's" loving You have such a genius for pathy. have others that I told you helping to have told any never what I thought and you have already made one, my burden lighter."

Eva

stopped

her

on

way

home

Eva

at

case

home

went

the

with

her

heart

all

this

humming a gay in

tune,

last

brought

good

Her.

rejoicing

had

She found touches

NORTHAM

HANDICAP, CUP, 25,000

the mother putting walkto the lunch-table,

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at

run

5,

5,

LIST:

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October.

SUMMER

CANNING

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HANDICAP,

CUP, 50,000

at

5,

run

at

7th

November.

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November

24

December

26th,

Boxing Day,

Canning,.

run

5,

5,

January

run

January

Perth,

"

What

Bank

Reference,

of New

Why

"You're

not ?"

that

her

so

tired

mother Did

?

the

out?" Mrs.

Majori-

;

?" how

;

Wales.

"

for

Sight-Testing Spectacles.

I

!

suppose

Eva.

sighed

you'll

mountains of " You should

making

on

more."

rest

Mountains

of

mole-hills I don't

be done her mother.

to

is

it!"

[?]

that

to eat,"

pray

mother go

mole-hills,"

work

Free

time

why is

;

you

Eva,

;

'

South

not,

Poor

always

1900.

1st,

makes

"Why,

1899.

1900.

26th,

1

">

tried.

;

12th.

October

run

Caulfield,

CUP, 5,000 at 5, run Flemington, CUP, 25,000 at 5, run

MELBOURNE

PERTH

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

cried

"Well, run down,

!

;

The invent

you're getting you; little you need some I'll wine for luxuries. order you, the new and go without dress I was to don't mind one know I you get tell

I'll

and

;

&

CLARKE AND

OPTICIANS

KNAPP,

SPECTACLE

for

bit, "

MAKERS,

Perth.

Arcade,

8 Royal

I

for

little

so

care

dress."

but as long as know, my dear must be you you go about so much " said her mother. It well dressed," I about me because does not matter but it is of conse stay at home; that look well. quence you should but since No, my dear, get the dress are so unselfish towards your you old mother, I'll ask for poor you something that I have been dreading not to mention speak of, and would I

;

;

DRAKE and

Ironmongers &

BUILDERS'

&

STUBBS, 351

Hay

IRONMONGERY,

BRASS

REQUISITES,

GALVANISED

TUBES

ROLLED for

John

Merryvreather

&

Agents

Importers,

GENERAL

.

her

CHARLES).

J.

MONSTER

praise

done, and, though she did not realise it, enjoying and admiration still more the, power it

the

little

she

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CAULFIELD

ALL'S

TATTERS (C/o

like

and wine, was deserved. that it really feeling " a this has What happy morning been for me, that I have been able to two hearts!" she console suffering and i.he walked quickly, thought,

warming

A.

to

Associated :report the was board in where Charities, her with warm session and welcomed " we est I said if could cordiality. to dear Miss Marjori give the case the woman's banks she would open " No said the vice-president. lips," she sun can resist is like one her; shine wherever she goes." her

W.

all

I

tired

too

the

tired if

could I ?" her " The mother asked, half fretfully. and came for then tradesmen orders, And came back with the things. the and I had all the morn iceman came, I did think that ing work to. finish. rest for half an I could hpur, and down on the threw couch myself there ten minutes but after I had .lain the postman rang, and you know to no one else answer the there is door. So I got up and then I re the morning membered having left milk in the kitchen and I took it down to time the cellar, and then it was the kitchen fire and quicken get luncheon."

bles

,

I'm

Majoribanks.

I went after you resc demanded. daughter banks shook her head.

Perth.

280,

said

and

dull

so

always Mrs.

Eva,"

think I'm so could not talk

SIZES

Specialty.

PROMPTLY

not

was

I

.

COUNTRY

1

I

"

ORDERS

all

answered.

the

to see friend bereft sing Eva went the of her baby. As she sat holding and watching mother's hand, poor with her face with her own eyes filled her friend's head tears, suddenly and she shoulder, dropped on her out a that took away sobbed story Eva's breath with and pity surprise of of a mistaken a, story marriage,

"

"

CEDAR,

visitor's

this

STREET,

some

done in have never week." you do in one

Eva laughed lightly. eating any luncheon she said.

PERTH.

:

for

something

so shy and well, you. are couldn't if perhaps quiet, you you in a tone of said the daughter tried," " I'm not one the patronage. kindly not the are to be hidden, and you kind to go outside yourself."

I

WORKS.

I

;

"

MERCHANTS,

FREMANTLE

:

body, dear my life What

stupid,

IRON JOINERY

:

Branches

miss !" she said, God bless you, to assurance of .as Eva rose go, with " a It's help and words of comfort. heart lighter you've given me the day to have than I ever again." thought sped by

CO.,

the hat and she returned "You sadly

accepted

When silence. she hall said

always doing

are

"Oh

LIMITED,

her

by

COOMBE,

"

her steps

STREET,

?

mother

jacket from the

& Co..

?"

me

in

to

and she

kindness.

With

us,

so

had

Miss Marjoribanks hastened down on her errands of mercy. the street sullen and She found the poor woman to win her and set herself distrustful, so confidence, succeeding completely hour her an ;that at the end of half tact had put her in possession gentle of the poor creature's and she story, was and hopeful weeping softened

,

write

so wonder that time for house or

employments,

Best

PURSER

RICHD.

and

usefulness

the

want

.

(

for

things

.

By

Danks Sons',

STEEL

GIRDERS

(All

Perth.

Street, &

FITTINGS &

PLUMBERS

Sizes),

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

now

if

Alston's

Windmill.

Telephone

358.

not

were

I

I'd

like

table your and perhaps

at

down.

FITTINGS,

here,

little is

too

in

much

afraid

to have the fair

of breaking

you

give

next

month,

up

a help me occasionally the house. There really for one to pair of hands

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"Why, the

table

mother,

how

she

cried.

?"

if

glad give

you a

me

I

give

up

They

de

can "

upon

in her "

how

me

imagine

to

to

and

strong

?"

But

she

said

more,

no

Editor,

the

(To

any

The

South

so it the conversation forgot got that lunch she went after completely to rest, her mother to and left away and wash take the luncheon away at the She had a table the dishes. week and at the end of the first fair,

concluding of

Archbishop Missions

Protestant

on

Sydney

for

the

is following of the Cardinal-

letter

and Eva

the

iii

was that, proved though the fair a success, superlative throughout had made table Miss Majoribanks' returns. the largest

the

(to

was

I

have

in

the

most

and was too time, of her failure daily She only feeble strength. was so little that her mother in her work that she made

see

regretted interested

hall

writes

arranged, whole

whose

lady,

she

as

esteem

her home.

left'

old-fashioned all and rest

day

to-morrow

next

week's self-

indefatigable,

there to suppose conversion of the

He

the

Rev.

from

Upolu

reason

cites

writing that ;

the

"Oh! I don't done anything," does

the

proved

splendid girls you best through these long,

hard

days.''

that

I

think

have "

cried Eva ; a little feeT that

APOTHECARIES

CO., LTD., re of fresh consignments De Baun's Buildings,

ceive

regular weekly drugs. Hay-street, and civ William-street, Tel.

and

Mur

258.

...

CHAMBER

WEST MANUFACTURERS. INDUSTRIAL

OF.

.

of religion they become

hour

The

.

TRIES

be

held

in,

To

OCTOBER,

His

Excellency

GERARD

the

They went

1899. Governor

K.C.MG.

besides

Certificates

I

have

as-

Prizes

;

of

Merit.

Very

1.5th

for Space will be Forms September.

who

at All information the Office at the Office or obtained by Letter. Obtainable at the Office.

Office—

131

WILLIAM-STREET,

can

Forms

be

two

on

sidered leader

J.

PHAIR,

T.

NICHOLLS,

Secretary.

National Library of Australia

board himself in

PERTH

got

a

ents. HEDLEY

had

matters

adds Turner from the truth

Supervisor:

phrase regard

:

surprising Nor was of their to

"

They

he

is

further

this

fellow

they

number

of

adher

bell

Sacred to

interpret Scripture.

regard than

them the

as good as yours." began to form inde

their been for

A

own.

year or a whaling ship con to be a qualified fully of religion, and Mr. "

missionaries.

ever,

to

right as

of

sects

pendent to received obtainable

is

they

soon

The of a

a fashion religion to "Don't speak used to say) (they as well foreign religion

Mine

you.

Marist Islands

Before the end of September the missionaries to Catholic proceeded but there house of the Apia, every was closed natives them. against invited Wallis by some They were a few miles disfriends to Faleata, no sooner but had they ant, pro a Fono of Chief ceeded there than was and it was decreed tains held, should not be allowed to that they remain. It is instructive to look back on the calumnies the by which obtained this Protestant preachers Those momentary triumph. papists are wolves in said, sheep's they clothing. They desire to enslave and to consume all the the people substance of the islands. If once

qualified

a

got

native

Application

far

so

better

of

entreaties. yielded to their "for he said, strange," years me to become you have been asking was a and now when I Christian, with the Catholic lotu you pleased me to a beseech remain Pagan. to avoid further I will trouble, Well, send away the Catholic missionaries, never more ask me to but you must become a Christian."

time

"It

mission--

Samoa.'

some

of wood and carry blocks " and our. hands stone," said, they buffer from the task. a'nd shoulders ; us to What worse is they compel wives on -themselves and their carry our and they take special shoulders, our to work on this impose pleasure or 20 of chiefs. 15, They require of our and as. many our young men in their to serve them houses, girls arid to and to look after their cattle, Withcook for thetn.. they delight no would learned that such burdens missioribe imposed by the Catholic named and hence their chief, aries, make his invited them to Tuala, home. their On September house of the Nativity of the 15, the Octave Blessed Virgin, Mass 1845, the first was offered up, and 60 of the natives in asked to receive of the district

a

gave proof when exercis fancy

to missionaries the from Bible: me of the Bible

Sir

SMITH,

in

states,

exuberant

selves

4th

them,

impro

great

of the

account

supposed ing their the for themselves

opened on the

be

:

prey in The same

into

fall

he

natives,

PERTH,

HaLL,

also,

the

pigs

(the

set

forth

in

detail

week

to

that,

attain

had ends, 700 Frenchmen landed in the island of Savaii already, and that French 25 ships were only to enter the the signal awaiting port All sorts of of atrocious Apia. were invented to calumnies stir up Fathers. prejudice against the Marist For a few days these lies and calum nies attained their and it purpose, seemed as would if remain nothing for the devoted missionaries but to shake the their dust from sandals and to quit shores. those inhospitable It was then that Mataafa, senior,

a

Although

than this

a mere passing in unsettled ideas " To this day," religion:

entered

upon

descended

from himself

the

He

scene.

was

the old kings of a renowned Samoa, warrior, and head chieftan of a considerable of the island of of portion Upolu, which the He Apia was capital. was known as the " King of Birds," from the swiftness of his probably and

movements,

headquarters a

the into of Apia. valor his

stretching the

his

Mulinu,

at

were

west

through

a

It that

was

been preserved frorn one and he was of whose

invitation

promontory

ocean

the

mainly

Samoa

had

Tongan

rule,

the

chiefs

ministers

London

Missionary Society and amongst them, abled to extend their tled

all the throught dent of his early

hurricane

a

driven

in

the

of Wallis. Pagan, but

coast

An

inci pre

hospitality

to

Many

years State

-in

his

chiefs friendly of Tutuila island; and he was arose, to,

condition The island

shipwrecked

on was

its Lavelua, king, to kindness unexpected him and his companions, him gave and him many presents, equipped a new boat with for his safe large as

yet

a

en

influence

however,

him to offer disposed the Marist Fathers. he was at sea before

when

at

of the had set

were

islands. life,

boat, paying a visit in the neighbouring

to

little

showed

an

return

to

Upolu. and his

In

the

meantime,

had been people evangelized Fathers, by the Marist and when the missionaries were sett from to he Wallis Samoa ing out commission to one of gave a special the catechists to commend in them his name toMataafa. The catechist to Mataafa the of brought message Mataafa at once re King Lavelua. " the missionaries plied Bring hither is not but my house large, there will be sufficient room for us

Lavelua

:

easy

an

achieved

results

most

QUEEN'S

to

new

are

"

led on by native into all sorts of

a A few days later Pagan chief at Salevalu. Soua welcomed them was brought Every sort of pressure Mr. to bear, him upon by Rev. and a whole host, of preachers Pratt, him not to accept the lotu to induce missionaries. After of the Catholic

temptation. extent to a great applic members of our churches.

detailed

.more

ary Will

are

people

continues, still

struction.

Rev. George Turner, ^pub in "Nineteen 1861, in his a somewhat in Polynesia,"

lished

INDUS

LOCAL

of

are remarks able to the Many of them

Years

the

the

of

such

were

prieties."

EXHIBITION Of

£50 in

great Christians

who, attests

So also Rev. Mr. Hardie, wrote in 1844 Samoan missionary, have "The inquirers just begun to but know something of the Gospel, re and the strict moral principle straints so that

"

William

AUSTRALIAN

By.

1843, majority

only in You will not name wonder (Rev. the after Mr. Day adds) that lapse should now fact of ten years this obvious to become very powerfully us and un in the unchanged hearts altered lives of many who have at to our tached themselves ministry." Samoan

the

.

people."

Day,

another

be concluded.)

To

ray-streets.

but rest

my body would be welcome."

AN

Mr. in

an

was

:

forgetting,

have

W.A.

extensive

no

night, in pre

triumphs

the

—

of all

for

for.

.

paration

Good

"

Though

in sion in many

said the dear," my Eva most coveted, at the gate of her

night,

1854)

(London

—

:

of the mis the progress Islands was Navigators' the remarkable, respects yet". on was effected the change which was to a large extent natives merely, was a general external. There pro is but there fession of Christianity, "

the

the end of the first week Eva at came home on Saturday night, who were en tended by her friends' work of charity. gaged in the same

Good

Missions

ant

to;see

same

Protestant make us

"

At

"

writer

.)

missionaries arrived a in 1845, and found at Leatatele. The resting-place under the natives there had smarted hardships imposed' upon them by the

,

\.

bazaar

her table was tastefully how bright and pretty looked.

and

\

the

to

go

the the

The in these

—

how

solitary the

to

effort

Pacific.

..

to

mother's

no

gently

so

any made mission

have

I may Protestant

-

gotten all made that

busy

she night she could re Eva had for

if wondering, morning. about the request

justify

manner

complete

the.

prob

to

The London Society Missionary the entered on task of evangelizing Islands the or Samoan Navigators' The first mis as far back as 1835. however, sionaries, appear to be con more tent with little than a nominal the result that the with Christianity, of all natives became quite heedless, to and indifferent practical religion truth. Rev. the lessons of Christian I have Brown to whom William in former than once referred more of the Protest in " History letters,

each

in the

it

but

islands, sufficient

said that the

in

field

—

sume

of

groups

ably

regarding

never

that

heavy

journal.)

The present paper on Samoa the series of letters on the brings to a close. It is South Sea Missions has that been ex not the matter to remains be Much hausted. yet and Hebrides written about the New Sir,

statement

ex again Marjoribanks to have her daughter pressed a desire her her and bore up charge, give -a burden which daily burden silently so grew down lay

freeman's

editor

;

had

Journal

pretenders and absurdities, the extravagancies blind." blind the leading literally in tells us that there were He further 1 86 1 missionaries ten Protestant as in the Samoan labouring group, The sisted native teachers. by 231 was reck which at first population, in 1861 oned at 150,000, had dwindled were to 65,000, of whom about 20,000 nominal but the whole Christians, was of Church members number of the Such were the results 645. of the Protestant mis toil 25 years' It is sionaries in these islands. as that in lamentable to find here, islands under Protestant the other is race the native rule, missionary " The Consu declining. gradually the lar for last Report" year gave as native of the population group are of whom 6,500 only 34,000, Catholics.

—

other

but very very happy, tired she found that she could only to her tasks each attend wearisome afternoon and evening by resting in all the morning. Mrs. ahsolute quiet Eva

j-Freeman's

religious

Seas.

—

it

third, fish

;

their

Can you that I am

imagine

young

THE

"

she said.

Eva,"

thing, tell

not

promise

be brought and at the abundant of fresh supply be procured. Twice a

treasure of great were to the natives) be brought and thus in a little while the cooked, ana natives would be reduced to starva was tion and utter It even misery.

PACIFIC.

eyes.

I

MISSIONS IN

PROTESTANT

I'll

the second and bananas

at

;

cocoanuts

to

an

THE-

gathered

the

all

must

me,

impossible.

bell are

ON

—

have

they

clouded.

face

and it is absolutely if help you, you want me to but don't how busy forget I am. And don't get imaginative You're Bfot ill ; there' sabout yourself. at the matter with youj all nothing Mrs. not Marstrong." only you're with a strange look smiled, joribanks

pend

MOHAN

CARDINAL

lift

;

a footing they will ring a a times day, at morning, The first bell and evening. noon, will be a summons for the natives to all the taros that bring to the priests

gain

three

;

and comed." all,

the

will wel be heartily they The missionaries entering invoked heaveu's bless abode,

and chieftain, ings on the courageous his death in from that day till 1883 friend they enjoyed his uninterrupted ship and protection. It required a firm resolve on the to resist the part of Mataafa persist ent

dice

that

efforts him

The

missionaries.

undone

left

nothing him. upon vert

and

made

were

against

;

perjurer,

preju Catholic

Protestat

agents

heap

obloquy

to

him

They styled a

to

the

and

a

they

per men

aced him with the direct punishments here and hereafter. He invariably " I am of what you replied nothing I am a and Protestant, will say; continue that so, unless I find your is a deceit, and a lie lotu but I am faithful to the traditions of my race, to show hospitality to the friends of who saved him and those myself with me in our need." hour of to assist the Though he continued Catholic in missionaries way every in his at the same power, he, time watched their manner of life, closely the lessons and their taught, they course whole of He procedure. told con often them that he felt strained to abandon the Protestant lotu, but it was not till about five that he took years before his death and was the final step, openly received the Catholic into Church. was His that he great difficulty :

:

;

.

very could Eva's

.

be

I'd

that you thought now and then."

'

and

do,

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said

I must

forced

the

by

must

"it

;

the'rProtestants remain with

to

them

I

am

truth

to

until of

name -

contest

the

speaking, Protestant

and the unusual. was there time a few with priest

the between cause was Catholic For a considerable

sects

most

a only solitary and in instruct catechists Apia, to con the scattered Catholic comfort ministers of whilst sixteen verts, denominations and a whole various mar were army of native preachers, him. The shalled against bright mind when of the natives, however, the it Catholic once truth, grasped to it. Some of the clung immovably converts in their of the reasoning

disputations gave acuteness of talent

religious

natural

be surpassed, easily show instance will

not

ing

days

of slow

"

saying Protestants

only

lived

300

led

not

a

could the follow

that

me

good

a

from

.date years

"

at

motives

which

religion

reflect not the

It

true

is

we

is

of

and

fruit.

And,

two

Protestant

shoots

denies preacher what another affirms. The banana is condemnation Pro your own your a testantism flourish for may day, but then, like the banana, it must decay and die. How can it promise us when it is itself life, subject to death ?" Mana the carried with him easily vote whole of the and for a assembly, long time preachers did not trouble him with further arguments. at

the

which misery

only

take

Throughout

a

all

this

period the the Mataafa, preseut younger of that has been a chieftain name, life. in Samoan He leading figure a in his early was Protestant, years several wives, and and took to himself in every respect a merely nominal was to the chief Christian. Succeeding on his father's death in 1863, taincy a fervent Catholic, and he became a new proved himself in every sense man. In the presence of the Catholic he placed his right hand on missionary father's and his shroud-, pledged years.

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a

footing fierce

the

despite

were

in

the

hostility

up against ministers.

aged

an

who,

chieftain,

by

Protestant

in

Day,

a

bauchery,

was

decisive

battle

;

I

j

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gave promise of The Protestant ministers, peace. were resolved that Mataafa however, be should set aside, and strenuous was his the opponents amongst Rev. George Wesleyan missionary, Brown. their exertions Thruogh was sum Fono another general a The moned to elect king. day the was for the fixed Assembly The Feast of Christmas, 1874. The Catholic chiefs refused to attend. senior Malietoa having in the mean time passed away, Malietoa Laupepa was at the protest of elected, but, to Mataafa he retired and, his friends, the Island of Manono there awaiting future developments.

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now

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2,

1879,

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of "

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1

hurried glance dissensions politico-religious have never ceased to bring on Samoa during the past 30

can

missionaries

till

;

We

chieftains

particular

1869, of the -neighbourhood of Malietoa the followers Apia, when to and flight Laupepa were put crushed. Nevertheless, completely the aid given through by the British the other Consul and foreigners, it was not strife was and prolonged, was

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same.

were

Catholic to obtain

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.

moreover, are the

the

as meetings King of of the senior Samoa. The partizans refused to recognise Malietoa him, On and a furious civil war ensued.

dare to assert what was that you with planted by Christ and fertilized His blood ? could die and pass away And do you tell me the Papists that have died out, while the whole world ? knows that that is untrue By your own I refute When argument you. a banana shoot decays and dies, the to new shoot that springs up is like that which went before. But you of different boast having produced flowers,

some

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that

the

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no

to

began

Islands,

ment

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bore the royal name hereditary right, " of Malietoa, which means gallantly, surname The Laupepa had strong." " and a sheet of paper," the meaning was to his intended express pliant was the which character, precisely to motive of his being so acceptable the foreigners. He was proclaimed King in Apia on the 25th January, was at once in 1869, and his name at troduced into the public prayers

nature, experience every day's It See your banana plant. proves. a shoot which bears fruit sends forth and dies, and then another shoot and follows the same up springs course. So it was with It Popery. course ran its and died. But the new and vigorous shoots of Protestanism which are the hope for up,-, sprung the future." The Protestants present words received these with great but Mana, nowise discon applause, " Shame be upon certed, replied Do words. you to have used such

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Samoan

the

of the

uncle,

as

leaves,

interests

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religion. who

reply but this succeeded to the Papists, to the conformable order quite :

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Europeans

pendence

islands, stirred

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RedemFathers

torist

Rev.

.

to

munity

of

take their

which

G.M.S. reached

tie

Monday,

on

in

part order

in

Leo and Fathers Murray, the on on board, proceeded

the

East.

mistake

a

By

and

in

the

com

city. who

were

The

vessel

the

Father

Cleary, officiated. The altar Convent had been beauti Chapel the with adorned for occasion fully liliies. and other natural flowets. The postulauts in were attired bridal robes and veils. <tf and the great beauty, ceremony was. carried The out. attendance solemnly was. confined to the members almost entirely of the religious community. of

the C.SS.R.,

this

Rev. also

Rev.

"Gera," Fremanthe Rev.

Clune Brendan, founding

Father and

Pius

Brothers

arrived

daughter of John J.Murphy.Esq., Brosnan, Co. Kerry Sister (in religion Mary Peter.) His the Lordship assisted Bishop, by the

NEWS.

to

the

passenger Very Rev.

both

Sunday

on

Cathedral

of

Father

Martelli.

The

Bishop Perth.

will

Rosary, acted as Bishop of the 9 a.m. celebrant Mass. The that, during Bishop announced the month, the Rosary would be recited and of the Benediction every evening, Most Sacrament His Lord Holy given. be the to exhorted congregation ship if in their that attendance, or, angular in

their

to

homes. the Most

cession ducted

of

Mary,

and

carry At

out

the

4

p.m.

a

pro

Holy

Rosary

was

con

of

by the

Rev.

sodality Benediction

Father

by his The

accompany the Bishop his

of

last

Sunday

at

3

viz.,

illness

she

Palace,

and

ever

that

information Miss student, (Loretto a national had been awarded Convent), of 5 in honours division £ the prize junior of the musical held knowledge examination local

last

June.

Miss

cent,

in

of

age

years The

obtained

Thompson

and

that

division, date at the

which to

in

there

centres,

100

six

are

competition about being

of permission Lordship Bishop

his

Ob-

and

Devotion

of for

Gibney and the clergy, Mr. Ryan has made arto attend rangements

Re-

the

demptorist

Fathers

the

forthcoming

sion

with

of devotional articles Mr. character. religious as plied with books, etc., Fathers. the Redemptorist

a

Misthe for

stall

and

books

of

Ryan

will

be sup

sale

.

Books

a

recommended

by

'

The St.

Joseph's of (Sisters Victoria

following pupils the Adepassed PreUniversity Exam. liminary Julia1 fheriouse and

School

have

Mercy)

laida

Square,

Mary

:

—

The

bazaar

Hall

has

,at the Town made famous St. John God's the of during progress Hospital. week. Each evening the been ladies have in active attendance, the utmost deserving for and credit the energy zeal, displayed Visitors have found abundance by them. to recompense visit in the them for their amusements as well as in the provided, been able to prizes and bargains they have obtain. This (Saturday) sees the evening fair all who have not far closed, and so vi&ited it not suffer the sole remain should chance to Those who have been ing pass. in evidence, should return to take already of how a parting matters view, and judge

conductyd.i(>,%Tl>iQply:pprsonal can enaDiO' tffe'mtb Ho:'

experience

The Mission

at

Cathedral Immaculate

of

ception;

sale

of

Convent

of

articles,

scapulars,

of the

the Chil-

books

statues, the

etc.,

during

At

the

24,

Feast

coming

Mission.

Religious

Convent of Victoria Mercy, Square, on Sunday, September

Re-

ception.

of

our

Lady

of Mercy, three received the postulants of the Order. The habit and veil young from who had arrived ladies, recently Miss Alice were Ireland, Moore, daughter of Thomas Co. Moore, Esq., Dunnagin,

Kilkenny Dympna) daughter

(in

Sister

Mary

Minnie MacDonald, Daniel MacDonald Esq.,

of

Carrickmore.

Mary

religion

-Miss

;

B rigid)

Co. Tyrone ;

Miss

(in

religion

Anne

National Library of Australia

from

Sister

Murphy,

the

as

Hill

;

the congregation will it give as best support, unitedly they can obtain anything. The Brass Band have Highgate advanced a stage that arrangements should be made for the purchase ot the instruments. The collectors who the have should the books, notify

Notes-

that their

(From a correspondent.) have not been able to send along usual to my items as lately -owing I

this

should

terrible I say has

every

one

is

alone

not

of the

"

or malady, influenza, La Grippe ?" Nearly

been

confined

a

sufferer, to this

and

it

.portion

district.

The concert to be held in the Catholic Church on Oc Thursday, to be of excep tober 12, promises tional and as tickets are merit, a sale it will be receiving ready that a bumper house will observable, reward those who kindly give their time and assistance for the welfare of for the general good. any movement are The proceeds to1 be devoted! to church The energetic improvements. Mr. is his Holt, secretary, doing level best to ensure a great success, and at any rate, the ardent workers of the church committee should unite and assist him in his endeavours to All I can bring about good results. in this say is that he deserves success and it is to be hoped matter, special

;

as their secretary regards progress, and a special effort could then be made to give the boys the instru ments. This is indeed a good and noble work that con should receive as a means that sideration, providing will steer the youth ftom want safely in after a useful years, organisation for the City of Perth, and at a small

to all. I feel sure the band Mr. master, with Down, is satisfied the boys, and to show their apprecia tion of his long and arduous atten a tion to them move in the right direction at once should be made, the purchase of the instru namely, cost

ments.

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

ges,

and

shipment

rites

of

Holy

interred in funeral was. who is Chipper, and respect to-

were

honour to

the

rich.

Cross.

a

correspondent.

oni place ult. The con Mr. Michael.

the 27th

Wednesday,

were

tracting

parties

Joseph

Stormon,

)

took

wedding

Officer-in-Charge and MissRailway, of Southern Cross. Madge Schofield, The little Catholic was. Chapel crowded with and had spectators, Duri,

Eastern

Catholic: appearance. quite a festive the take marriages palm for splen dour of ritual and the accompanying decorum.

There

was

this

and

be

hoped

a

the last that

courage

quickly, series

long interval wedding. others who

between It are

matrimony

will

and

make

their

so

to

templating

of

as

to-

con

take-

minds a continual

up

keep

is

up

It ismarriages. to observe that are gratifying people less anxious to shirk the; getting of banns an old estab publication lished is not a rule which safe only guard, but also adds to the importance-,

happy

of the

marriage ceremony. Now that there is a great revival, in the mining at Southern. industry to Cross, it is interesting study the; nature of the and to try to country, locate with some to exact approach the reefs and ness, cross:courses. Practical miners ridicule the working of mines by theory, and they are to a., extent the: certain Nevertheless right.

propounding

Highgate

her of the-

The

Donald

to pay well as

ready

earliest-

Priests

by the

all

at. away old lady

—

of

.—

;

dren of the Mary (with of his LordCon- permission will have ship the Bishop) for the a stall (as usual)

religious

rosaries,

members

Sodality

the

will

During

remains

(From

By the death

,

been

of

'

have

Aid

visited received

A pretty

;

May Leahy.

in

a-

w

;

Bazaar

this flock benefit

great

Cemetery.

Evangelist.

—

kind

By

in

ordered, voyage,.

be hoped that-

to

Pickett.

by Mr.

—

a

candidates.

jects

Mother

of the Rev. Mother, which occured at Mary Evangelist O'Reilly, at of 80 Victoria the Mercy, Square, on Tuesday morning age of her in this years, and in the 52nd year religious profession religion colony has'lost and a valuable one who had laboured here long and faithfully pioneer, in its service abundant fruit The being reaped of her labours. deceased Nun, of County had left Dublin with who was a native in company Cavan, Ireland, five other Sisters in this on September 8, 1845, arriving colony on January 8th, 1846. On the Right September 10th, 1848, she made her religious profession, Rev. and Dr. Brady officiating, was at the subsequently Superioress respectively For Convent of Mercy, York, and the Boys' Orphanage, Subiaco. twelve years at one period of six and two of three of the Convent she was Superioress years in Victoria Last the of the venerable Square. year golden jubilee lady's profession was celebrated of her with appropriate among the congregations ceremonies, she was of whom friends, by many handsomely presented wiili commemor gifts of occasion. last ative the On Friday the deceased, who had been in her usual Mass in the was health, and had the previous Sunday attended Cathedral, and she from attacked on received the Rev. by influenza, Sunday evening Father in the of the last rites of in the Church, Martelli, presence Bishop, the the Holy Vaticum. On Monday evening the absolution cluding last was given her by the Very Rev. and Father at c45 a.m. on Ryan, O.M.I., Tuesday she A Mass afterwards breathed her last. was offered shortly by the Bishop in the of the soul. The burial took Convent Chapel, for the repose departed place on of the funeral cortege the Cathedral the leaving Wednesday at Subiaco, at 3 p.m. Solemn office for the dead and Mass of Requiem Immaculate Conception had been in the at 10 a.m., the of offered Cathedral members the following Rev. Father clergy taking Martelli (celebran part in the ceremonies t),Rev. Father Very Rev. Cleary and Very Rev. Father Ryan, O.M.I. (Cantors), Father Rev. O'Farrelland. Father Rev. Father Clune, C.SS.R., Flynn, O.M.I., Very Rev. Revs. Griffin and The Father Fathers order of the Gibney, Brady, Hegarty. to the at the with funeral Subiaco procession grave Orphanage was (1) carriage the rev. the Rev. in to Father addition clergy, O'Ryan, O.M.I., being present those have we named in the above the hearse (2), (3), carriages containing of the religious the members with the friends and community (4), carriages of the deceased well-wishers lady, and the Sisters. Amongst those we noticed— John Messrs. T. F. Quinlan, J. O'Callaghan, M. M.L.A., Horgan, Lloyd, Scollard, J. O'Callaghan, M. F. and many others. Cavanagh, J. T. Reilly, Corbett, The of the orphanage children were pre vented by a downpour of rain from carrying out the intention that should take in the The funeral they part procession. with their usual and arrangements were conducted ability by Messrs. Bowra O'Dea R.I.P. the

examination.

of

200

Rev.

—

of the

open

over

of

o

thirteen

was

national prizes, awarded are annually, 80,000

derive

Southern Death

.

per

will

is

West is

—

London from Elsie Thompson

ceived

been

it

of"

Right-

Nor-

of health has advisers to take of his Lordship's

Her

the poor,

—

Nuns.

the

who

was

conducted

of secretary of Perth committee the of Trinity College W Mr. Music, London, H. has re Coupland,

Loretto

the

for

there last passed Goderich an Street, Perth from the in

Karakatta

the

for

the

Lordship

Mrs.

times,

—

Triumph

of.

Gibney accom of Bunbury

Martelli

and

in

Church.

local

The. A

the

Tuesday Home

the

procession

a

p.m. honour

to

charge absence

voyage.

On

by the

given

in of our Green, by Oh. Lady of the Rosary took place in the grounds of the Convent Dominican at Greenough. The mysteries were sung of the a schools large by the children also number of adults of both sexes taking A similar ceremony part in the devotion. the Back where was carried out at Flats, conduct the nuns likewise a school. at

Dr.

him,

well-known On

Lordship

His

Bunbury

OBITUARY.

Martelli.

Processions

medical prayers

the

His

afternoon

Singapore. state precarious

take

devotion

children

the

was

this

and

the

impossible,

was

sail

at

returned

Rev.

of

Father

by

panied

Lordship

his

Immaculate Conception,

Masses

has

will Briody Mission during

Bunbury

Sunday last, Feast the Most Blessed

and

last,

Father

City.

Perth.

the

Father Cleary Perth celebrated

from

Bunbury.

Father

On of

Rev.

The

here last week tV>e published of the Order, Provincial Boylan, the party. The was as among .mentioned due to the fact was probably inaccuracy taken that the Rev. the gentleman had The Hon. and Very Rev. Father passages. Hunt will Plunkett and Che Rev. Father be the other of the community in members list

of

fanciful

theories,

as

often instances, they may be in most leads to the truth. The theory that: is at present in favour is that there is a great belt of gold, reefs running, to from Mount in the North Jackson Parker's ThisRange in the South. has been discovered the. belt through of at Mount. upheavals country Mount Rankin, Jackson, Hope's Hill, Southern Greenmount Cross, and Parker's The width of the Range. belt has not yet been determined, but from the relative of judging positions Mount it. Jackson and Hope's Hill, the would that former is on. appear of the belt, the Eastern extremity on and Hope's Hill the Western: Now this would extremity. give a. width of about five miles,., twenty the about same as between Mount. Rankin and Yellowdine.

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Alphonsus,

scholar

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a

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St.

was

neglected

depended

justice of

with

sions

an

state,

and for

of

vow

of

vows

obedience,

such, for in any as the instruction of youth, stance, the government of Seminaries, or chief the direction of unns. Its is the of re object giving treats and the of mis preaching

in

however,

three and

refuse

extraneous

career.

the

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bidden

mem

brilliant

a

Pope

name,

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to

who with a

benefices, and outside the offices, dignities the of Congregation, acceptance a of their mem bishopric by one of the bers, being at the command

labours.

years gained special that profession, and

given

was

Holy

most

chastity, take a death.

until

ance

founder Liguori, of this order of the Most Holy was born of a noble Redeemer, at Naples in the family year 1696. He was educated for the bar, and had already at the early of 27 age St.

of

of the

Besides

reaped

their

of

Naples

Benedict XIV, confusion prevent

poverty, the order

by

appreciated understand it best.

were

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highly

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congregation

to

guarantee

application.

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was

to

also,

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the

however,

by Pope

it

mark

society

-

institution solemn

valued.

.

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Sicily several of the

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purpose. made

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1732.

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we

the

be encountered and overcome. The time was unprom particularly that formidable of ising, enemy the religion, Marquis Tanucci, then all the in being powerful Kingdom of Naples and its depen

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congregation

tria,

America.

In Guiana the their mission

perfecting lected souls,

Fathers, to neg in of a charge where a work of akin to that which

are

settlement,

leper heroic

devotion, has made the memory Damien Father famous,

of is

the late carried

two

Saints

by them.

on

We

have

mentioned

of the

Order,

St.

Hofbauer. Venerable the Blessed Gerard, a Wonder-Worker —

the of

whose

Order, heroic

sanctity through now intercession whose many cures and divine favours miraculous to be received. It is a are alleged Order to have the of too, glory to States a Saint the United

given of America,

Neumann

—

the year 1882, on the invita of the Right Rev. Dr. Murray,

In

community

a

founding

Australia,

Waratah

the

in

which the first Very Rev. Father

-the

late of the of Sydney, the Cardinal

uncle

Vaughan

Eminence of Westminster. as missionaries

Vauglian, Archbishop and

of

his

Archbishop thence Fathers had

Going out

fruitful

been in

at

of Mait-' was Rector

the known become familiarly Colonies out the Eastern where their Zealand, had and

house

a

Diocese

of

land, an

sent

congregation

in

the

promoting,

through

and New missions conversions of interests

few

A

later on, years that is 1888, they made a found at Ballarat, the open ation where ing of their monastery on a recent occasion was one the chief ecclesi event of the times. Of astical the Rev. this monastery Very religion.

in

Father O'Farrell, Perth, is the

now

on

a

visit

Rector.

to

for us to But it is unnecessary dwell on the merits and good works of the of the Most Congregation Their fame is Holy Redeemer. and there is no country world-wide, held where not in love they are and Irish have

veneration. Catholics not heard

a

great

degree

ends unless

higher

There

are

for instance, of the great

few who work

done

gotten be provided

in

of

the

is,

beyond due We then

direction

spiritual

a

for

matter

re

Australia that joicing Fathers have the Redemptorist a here to make come permanent establishment. Among the many that have been conferred benefits the Right Rev. upon the colony by bless Dr. Gibney, and the many

ings that instrumental ;

none

people,

his

has been Lordship in obtaining for the is to be more highly

estimated. As

the

population

years go increases,

some

bid

the

means

strong happiness

err

welcome arrival a the present, and a for the future of

assurance

and

that

Fathers

iu

hailing benediction for —

their

That their first mission Australia that which now about to they are commence in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception will, by grace. in West

its

success,

their

iu the do not doubt. the mission in

we

more

has

give

what

of to

is

colony The

be, blessings themselves will the welcome that the community's

than justify attended on

THE

—

earnest

an

career

NATIVE

QUESTION.

Attention has once more been re drawn to the Native question by the attack made by the blacks of the Oakover on River the Braeside in which Dr. Vines was Station, and Mr. Hodgson, the manager, killed wounded. It will be re severely" membered that the Doctor had been to the Station called by the approach of Mrs. ing confinement Hodgson, and that, out, on the alarm hastening being given by Mr. Hodgson who had been attacked and wounded, in a a room his bed on out stage over side the dwelling he was house, the heart. No pro speared through vocation to had been the given and the of their Natives, ferocity nature seems to have been th# sole cently

-

and

by

the

spreading

National Library of Australia

had

to

however, reported Law officer, Inspector superior he accused rence, three cases in which at white Berincertain employees of dealings towards the Natives garra in and brutal that were disgraceful a the extreme: Last November (1.) to Native named Bobby was tied a tree and beaten white men. by two last In February the constable (2.) was asked by a man named Campr bell, Brothers, employed by Darlot to use on of for handcuffs the person a Native named run-away Paper The refused and constable hunga. was afterwards told by the applicant the hand that " he managed without Ritchie,

his

—

-

cuffs, «

having

Native

the

given

"

b

good

hiding.' this

found

subsequently

"

Native

in

eleven having back and thighs from a whip." On the back of his woman were three distinct marks. also there A man was accused by named Burke the constable of taking part in these A named Native floggings. (3.) some Frank had for considerable " of his life," timed lived in dread threats to the of the, said owing In the constable Burke. addition, a sharp letter to William had written an ac Allen of Beringarra, stating of kicking cusation her, brought by woman a Native named Judy against him (Allen), and warning him of the of such conduct. consequences a

bad

very

wounds

state,

his

on

Besides

these

charges, mentioned

specific

we are had Ritchie, told, to in a general way in his despatches the of different officers ill-treatment the natives He by white settlers. has, further, brought against the local

Mr. Walsh, of magistrate, charges in his official being remiss and partial the Natives. The action towards Ritchie is whether Express inquires the only condem person who merits or con nation in the matter, whose duct requires investigation.

What, ticularly

evidence still

strikes

however, suggestive affords

it

least

at

in of

settlers,

to

lingering treat the

manner

that

cannot

us

all

as

par

the

is

this,

A

therefore, for the infliction of ment, and that the call,

be

may their

been

made punish condign tribes concerned

a to lesson in future such

taught

making The demand, The such

has

That, improbable.

prevent attacks.

is doubt, necessary. circumstances were of the case no

must

as

create

exceptional arouse a and sympathy general of horror and indignation. To feeling allow the offenders to go unpunished would be not only to defeat the ends to of justice, but weakly give en —

for

couragement outrage.

a

not

may

stray.

lieved

of

the;

year

by

year,

for

even

vengeance promiscuously tribal crime. To do so, the savage to strengthen

moreover, instinct,

the evidence given that be gained by peaceful

nothing behaviour

proved outrage

to

is

by is

to or

It

is those only actually been engaged in the should suffer.

among

settlers

better

feelings

concerned,

a

have

who

is

there that still remains in this colony room for are where the Natives

by

leader

suggested the Geraldton Express of published last Our Saturday. contemporary a case in a constable states which at a named stationed Ritchie, place Mt. some 260 miles called Gould, North-East of Geraldton, who had been falsely accused of gross conduct towards certain blacks and who, on a

in

inquiry departmental being made, to had acknowledged, having inflicted four strokes one of them for upon running away, had resigned his place in the police dismissal. force, fearing a

saw

bounds exaction of Where even

are

as it is unjust concerned, to confound the unwise, with the guilty, or to take

self-restraint.

A point

letter

are

savages weir as innocent

he

ment.

the

repetition

there Nevertheless, outside of which the justice

of

ticulars

par

correspondent's

worthy of attention especially the senti in which he repeats is that " that ments of many they managers, to not be re would greatly object that question become the runs the better with wire fencing, provided for labour decreases." The demand therefore,

"

is

What Natives?" a

says,

be

to

inquires with the

justly

The

done question

serious

truly

;

as

writer,

he

as

is,

one.

—

the

justice

he

himself

with of

—

loses

goes by, is not only have given its

as

nothing

we

see,

of its

as

gravity.

time It We

but complex. a passing sketch of several then How is that aspects. the of Native population serious,

in

some

portion Native

their

importance.

GENERAL.

Redistribution

Seats. Sir decided a

of

has

by

replied

the

of the goldfields petition The refusal representation. will not increase the of the Gov popularity ernment in the districts It is concerned. of the to be regretted that the exigencies so case are, apparently, rigid. to negative for additional

The

North

Murchison of

consequence the paper

late

invalid.

election

Mr. the

will

place

in

has

Moorehead

resigned take

Election.

informality

an

seat.

In

—

the

ballot

declared

been

has consequently renewed election

The 20th

the

on

inst.

The

Birthday. On Satur Cardinal's day last (says the Sydney Freeman, of Sept. the entered 23rd), Cardinal-Archbishop his 70th His Eminence upon said year. Mass in the Cathedral at 7 o'clock, and after breakfast went to Parraraatta, aecomRev. Dr. to O'Haran, panied by the Very officiate at in a the Reception ceremony of Mercy. Convent During the day his Eminence received numerous congratu but there was no formal lations, celebration f the happy occasion. The Cardinal con tinues

in

good health.

Departure

Bishop

of

Higgins.

The

of

left Rockhampton Sydney by train for Queensland on Monday evening, attend September 18th. There was a large

Bishop

the

at

ance

Redfern

station.

Members

of

the the A.H.C. Hibernian Guild, Society, Heart and the Sacred Association, the of St. Yinceut de Paul formed a Society Guard of His Dr. Honour. Lordship

Murray the

Dr.

accompanied

Strathfield.

The

date

Higgins

loth

of

of

far

as

will

the enthronement from all of bishops parts tralasia will and there will be present, be a large of the gathering clergy. Cabinet

Ministers The new

invited. and

of Queensland cathedral is to

the

opened on

Wedding

date

Xavier's

John the

Greenough,

second

Raynor,

also

The

have

been

be

blessed

On

Wed

at Express), Mr. Robert

(says Saturday's Church, Geraldton,

St.

Aus

mentioned.

Geraldton.

at

last

nesday

as

be Bishop.

October of the

Fourteen

of Mrs.

son

Raynor

of

was

in united matrimony Jennie of Craig, eldest daughter of The Geraldton. cere Craig performed by the Rev. Father

Mr.

J.

Ryan. who

carried

tired satin

in and

veil.

Mr.

M.

Drew

the bride away and at was

gave

shower

a a

was

bouquet

cream silk dress crepon lace trimmings and wreath N. Berringer acted as best

with

and man.

The

Miss M. Craig and bridesmaids were Miss cash cream Raynor. Craig wore trimmed with silk and hat mere marigold to match. Miss cash Raynor wore cream Miss

with

mere

hat

lemon and match. Both

to

After

the

couple

drove

bouquets. married of

the

bride's

mother health

which

groom

silk

carried

ceremony, to the where cake

the newly residence

Rev.

of

was

and

trimmings

bridesmaids

The

of.

partaken the proposed was

and

wine

the

Father bride "

Ryan

and to The

responded

bride the Brides

by

The toast bridegroom. "the of the bride and maids," parents and of the officiating bridegroom," clergy and man been proposed having honoured, left for the the wedding party Greenough. The bride's dress Amazon was travelling and hat to cloth with trimmings buttercup On the match. same was evening a dance held in at St. Catherine's Hall, Greenough, honor of the happy event. Fremantle.

C.Y.M.S., of

meeting tute

September present.

item

for

promptu

speaking,

ber

part.

took

Insti

for member nominated the was im evening and mem nearly every

were

The

weekly

Men's

Young

hall in their on Thursday, about members fifty being members new were initiated,

28, Five

seven

The

—

Catholic

held

was

while

the

.

increasing Owing to the enormously W. A Tattersall's business, (J. Charles) extensive alterations in has had to make his The mail has been room premises. fitted with convenience for the quick every of mails. The room which is used despatch for

has

sorting changes. field

and

The

also undergone consultations on

Melbourne

Cups

attention of the ing the These two ployed. sweeps the long belfore day of the Prescriptions purest

quality

"

are

large are

several "Caul-

command staff

em

to

sure

fill

race.

Pharmacopoeia

1898

at

from that

ray-streets.

Co.,

with

prepared to

according

Hay-street, and William-street,

civilised

is, degree, to receive and invariably the white settlers the treatment

fully

dealt

point to the necessity into the Native inquiry

a

portion which

in

manner

been

had

does not

general question. The question,

of

the

of

so

be

may

that

is

all

AND

Forrest

'

Geraldton too, contemporary, we in concluding the leader to which if have the case referred, inquires of ex-constable stated by it, that with taken in conjunction Ritchie, those of the Le Page or Brockman Mr. Brockman having chal type which

The.

,

John

ship.

Our

lenged

in

of

improve

whole

How

? still

LOCAL

John

some

of both parties

of paramount

mony

for

room

the

in

and

Mr.

in

demands,

humanity

to be humanely restrained savagery of outrages like from the commission that at Braeside? The question, remains far from settled— indeed,

disposition

a

though

tribes

the among in a blacks

a

deducible from a instance, appears letter recerMy written by Dr. Deane Australian. The Doctor to the West from a tour in the Nor'had returned West where he had made particular of'the condition of the investigation on His blacks stations. employed were generally very impressions favourable,

regarded

Miss

adverse feeling seems not increase, may Such a conclusion, for

them

to

duly of the

with

be justified.

moreover,

and justice that the rights

a

Ritchie

cause.

Meantime, therefore, in Western

be

to

the spirits bounds.

restraining

men.

It

the for

depends,

likely

special for in keeping them missions view. The of the Re Fathers will like come, demptorist admonitions from heaven, re prov of worldliness ing the excess and

.

in the of by them City Limerick of their by means Society of the Holy Family. This be may taken as an illustration of the influence are of they capable

acquiring

are

.

-to

of Bishop

person recently pronounced by the Holy See.

Venerable tion the

the

in

in

arrival.

one

more

the ministry of the depend upon Fathers. In the of life, struggle and. the labour for advance too, ment characteristic of the new and on which its world, progress

also and

was

necessarily increase, and souls that more otherwise be neglected must

and would

of

life

must

ments

and the A third is known as the of lay Brother

Alphonsus

settle

—

in Aus Poland, The Order and Switzerland. into iii introduced was England Vicar 1843 Apos by Dr. Baitis, District. The tolic of the Western now form a Isles British province Liver with houses in London, Dundalk Perth, Teigumouth, pool, are Limerick. There bonses and Order in most of the European and South and in North countries

the

isolated

—

,

—

to Our as inquires contemporary had there been any sinister whether motive in bringing the charges alluded con but with that we are not now to, cerned.

the

throughout and

"

the recep rejoicing German of two members, of tion himself also destined to whom one, that is the honours of the altar Maria Hofthe Venble. Clement a founder of to become bauer, was

country,

with

seen

wider

remote

—

ihad

and

—

wider

established several houses in even It had Naples and Sicily. crossed the Alps, and the Founder He foretold its extension abroad. said;

Ltd.,

Tel.

W.A. De

or.

drugs

the

new

Apothecaries

Baun's William

of

British

Buildings, and Mur

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of the Friars are personal-characters of the usual vulgar of type favoured or Kenstities street Father peachers. Coleman them. easily disproves

present.

The

Late

B.

L.

Stevenson. of

Bishop

Monsignor

—

Samoa,

Boyer, Robert Louis Stevenson, so would had he not died suddenly, have become a convert to Ihe Catholic Church. He had already brought Mrs. the son of his step-daughter, to the Bishop to be baptisec Strong, in the Catholic faith. that

states

Con Notable Conversion. sensation has been created in the West of Scotland by the that one mem announcement of the has been bers of the Coats family faith. All converted to the Catholic are of the thread firm the members members of the Baptist denomination, the funds for the and they supplied erection of the Coats' memorial church The member of the at Paisley. is Mr. who has been coverted family received into Stewart Coats, who was the Catholic Church in London. He of the American busi had charge A

—

American the Pope.

by Chaplain Received The Rev. F. T.Reaney, on board the U.S. cruiser chaplain Olympia, Admiral Dewey's flagship, had the honour audience of a private with the Holy Father The recently. interview lasted twenty minutes, and his Holiness expressed great satis on from the Rev. faction learning is Reaney that the Catholic religion —

the among United States. The tars on Irish board the U.S. warships it not only conspicuous -are, appears, but for 'their for their bravery piety and deeply-rooted religious 'jfeelihg. The .Rev. .Father. Reaney .will, join Admiral: at Dewey. and the Olympia

making

rapid

sailors

of

strides

the

Villefranche.

Pilgrimage

English

to

Rome

—

The earl of Denbigh, in his of President of the Catholic

capacity Associa is the pil tion, actively promoting of English Catholics to grimage Rome, which is to take place on1 an extensive scale next October. The Pope will receive the body of pilgrims and in addition in special audience, to other celebrations there will be an function in St. religious imposing in which Peter's, many of the lead Catholics of this have country ing.! their intention of taking part. signified in The pilgrimage is being organised to the desire of expressed response the Pope. in the Catholicism Philippines.. are We (Irish Catholic) glad to be en a volume able to welcome cordially titled f'The Friars in the Philippines," Coleman, OiP., by the Rev. Ambrose which refutes the charges completely made the religious communi against have thous ties which consecrated of lives, and poured out misands measure in sionaries blood in copious of religion in the islands. the cause The of the population Philippines ten million souls. consists of about are These of about distinct sixty seven and include about tribes, millions of Catholics. The number is a sufficient indication of the self.

—

'

the

zeal,

sacrificing

tenacity,

piety,

the and perseverance of religious communities. Education and the have arts of civilised life been culti the vated successfully by the Jesuits,

Augustinians, to Order

said

of

the

distinguished which Father Coleman A correspondent the of

belongs. Daily Telegraph has

atid

writing education ,

in his j ourn al , in the Philip-

in the being pines that, exclusively hands of religious, it does practically not exist. Yet the course of studies conducted Fathers by the Dominican in the University of Manila compares the with education pro favourably vided in the of Dublin, University and is more accessable to the easily of the population than is the majority curriculum of any Irish University. The the charges brought against

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hospital

Villepinte.

For years of age. had been suffering At peritonitis.

she years tuberculosis she was an pinte ward Sainte-Therese,

occupant whither

those

relegated

were

patients

cases

journeyed a dying there arriving Communion. the

after

seven

from Ville

of

the

only whose She

considered hopeless. in to Lourdes apparently act. on state. Her first

were

first

be

should David

of

was

to

.receive

Her

cure

was

effected

the

piscine.

in

plunge

Holy

The Holy Year. of Speaking Leo the Holy Year which XII. cele brated in 1825; the Pon Sovereign tiff remarked that with the reception of Cardinal Mocenni none of the Cardinals ahd prelates could present a faint have even recollec possibly tion of the and grand ceremonies " solemnities of that year. We were then continued the fifteen," Holy " and as one of the Father, 1,500 the pupils of the Jesuits frequented remem Romano. We still Collegio ber as distinctly as We if had heard isome sermons them yesterday of the were in which delivered the streets and of Rome the piazze during ' Anno Santo by those great preach Cadolini, Father Finetti, ers, Mgr. Domini and by: the General of the before devout Crowds of pil cans, were those Ah, grims. edifying scenes which we never can hope to witness Our prede again; saintly cessor a Leo' XII. gave touching and sincere piety example of humble and we remember the feeling of deep veneration which thrilled through on the the us. Pontiff visit seeing with as few Basilicas barefooted, as attendants his exalted position with the crowds permitted, mingling of poor and with them kiss pilgrims thresholds of holy ing the marble that moment we con From places ceived that veneration for Leo XII. to suc when we were called which, ceed him on the throne of Peter, us name. induced to his adopt —

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is

beloved

not

in

our

Romans

we

tion

from

received

they

have for

prayers to the

striven this and

to

Leo make

XII.,

the

is

dark

that

India

a

solitary

the It

the

marches

man

to

where

right crouches

yards

more

A few

minutes

or

Quite He

on.

looks

behind him, A Sew shadow. be out of the jungle.

that he will more,

and

the

bosom

in

that

?

nor

left,

dark

and

sleeping

him

,

comes

shadow

behind

path

Shadow But the see, noisless bounds like

he

thinks

he

of

family.

his

moves

will two

With

!

giant cat despairing

the

tigress is upon him. scream and One the the all is quiet. head, Bitten through victim is snatched and carried by the up man-eater

grim

Was

have have

attacked

[?] Mrs.

he

was

my and

woman,

ailed

never

to

passed, it was with the I sought reverse my couch. pleasure that It meant a long, sleepless night. agonising, Sometimes I could not help moaning the I would arise in the whole night long. out. worn My morning feeling utterly left me. I became appetite completely most and a face assumed very thin, my When I looted at it melancholy aspect. believe it was in the glass I could scarcely had it become. mine, so haggard and drawn I tried several so-called cures, neuralgia but useless. were Nothing they utterly my suffering. appeared capable of lessening of a of At last reading case my husband, cured by Dr. Williams' pink neuralgia

a

sour

fluid

derived

When

for

benefit

great

he

me, from

after

himself

had

the

pills

using

boxes and they have have used only three All in face cured me. pains completely left have and back have me. Headaches and full to. vanished, my appetite ability The color returned as of yore. sleep have has to and I feel come back cheeks, my and happy. can well, strong My husband and he will all I have substantiate said, also be happy add his to to testimony curative Dr. mine re the of powers who have Williams' Others pink pills." suffered from rheumatism, neuralgia, para pneumonia, lysis, lumbago, diphtheria, St. bronchitis, Vitus' consumption, fevers, and diseases of blood the and dance, likewise are nerves, happy to add their in favor of Dr. Williams' testimony pink I

had

than

been the

those

in

of

1891

time

and tired, I had a

tongue

being

rise

healthy

strong

me.

overtaken my would

a

autumn At this

and

weak, weary,

feel

mouth,

box

think

anything.

the

a

I

to.

up

in

bought

not

But

are

I

life

the

pills,

would

—

All

"

had

weary of

it Yes, I think not would

?

"

thing

long

fault

"

Bretnall.

eternally. day- had

hills.

peace

to-day doing the very of and thousands Thousands have in and women a shadow It is after them. The time will if come, they do not take heed, when will like Mrs. they feel, Lydia Golding, as if overtaken them. something had Here is a letter from her in which she tells her experience: country same thing. men English their path.

photo by Freeman). (from violence, with so much pains of neuralgia The I for months after. that suffered and too became back, pains in my face, head the violent in evenings. My especially ached

the

daylight.

worse, who

this

a

head

in

slumbers

he lingered, The tigress in broad

him

no

lair

her

village

it the man's Had he not been caught.

was.

a

to the

Meanwhile on. fully

I

I

began

as

some

if foul

taste

and

furred,

I

into

mouth. my and the of, little After strength.

had no appetite to speak food I took me no gave I had a eating heavy weight

and pain and a my chest, gnawing feeling in I stomach. belched a deal of my up and in the night I awoke with frothy fluid, across

suffocating

a

broke

over

appetite,

Cold clammy sweats feeling. and with loss what of me, and not able to at being sleep .

I soon work to

night, hard On for

so

get

about.

December

my

husband,

paralysis,

which

side. light leg on that on

left

got

me

to

found

it

1892, (one Sunday breakfast preparing I was seized with suddenly affected

1

both

that./

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Whilst

morning).

weak

got

had

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no

use

and

side, and

whole

of

my

my

hand took

me

or

numbness

a

or

sides. right My husband fetched doctor from a bed, and me After medicines. /who gave I lost and what I my strength rapidly

Norfle'et this suffered

I

"I in

was

I

could

could

got

time

and

toll.

rest bed

night

or

every

noyv

not

and little

not

of

out

sleep, only then starting

left

and

be alone, been so nervous bear it. scarcely kinds

but

until

one

dosing

I

aud

again.

for

short

a

afraid

was

to

I have night I could frightened took medicines of all

I little

was

oil'

I up. in the

often and

day and.

better

for

read

in

have The failed. other remedies Dr. Williams' have the full title genuine for red in pink pills pale people printed

anything, husband of Weekly people," Mother Curative and Seigel's Syrup, got from me a bottle and Son, Chemists, Perry After it High Street, Gravesend, taking a short time, I began to gain strength, and until I was got stronger, and stronger free

ink

from

the

They

pills.

cure

Mrs.

in

as

Bretnall's

when

case

—

the

on

three

white

outside

shillings and

sixteen

wrapper, Price, for six boxes chemists Sold

box,

per

sixpence. by Dr. Williams' and by the storekeepers Perth who will fulfil W.A., Medicine Co., with which all orders are (post free) they and

day in August,

the

paper,

effects

of

keep in good health. if

statement

you

Mrs. Lydia (Signed) Road Perry Street,

1893,

my

"

the

seizure.

You wish."

I

now

can

thispublish Yours truly, golding, 12, Carter's Gravesend, May 14th,

1896.

favoured. What was this shadow that Mrs. Golding's path? Surely

HAY

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5

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her

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more, of the

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that

the native Avas never heard of who cannot there are some get out of clutches even Avith Dyspepsia, such as Mother help Seigel's Curative if the comes too late. Syrup, help Hence the best way of' all, say I, is to keep out. :of the jungle after dark and if must you go

HERRINGTON,

W.

dreaded

crossed

can you sprang upon

disorder Dyspepsia, which, when you are most defenceless and Paralysis yes, Mrs. Golding feel it, but what she could had it, and could feel what not was it was that had so acted her muscles as to cause to be upon them Nor come so helpless. could she, I suppose, understand how Mother Seigel's Curative her so quickly, Syrup cured we though know now that it was because the dyspepsia rid of. was got

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STREET,

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had

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HOTEL, -

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CRITERION

compensa

heart of Jesus on the Sacred eve of the coming The century." to who be appeared Holy Father, he pronounced moved when greatly soon these recovered his words, serene and re wonted cheerfulness, to the Anno Santo ferring again with a minuteness of 1825 related and wealth of details almost incredi he had been how ble after 75 years, his fellow-students of the by deputed Romano to deliver an ad Collegio and dress to the how Holy Father, Leo was so with his XII. pleased that -he presented the boyish oratory, seminarist with a gold delighted ;added His .Holiness, medal, which, We treasure .Our most still among souvenirs. precious

what

be

those

examples of piety and those to which devotions encouragements

But crosses

oblivious, neither

:

power

striking

Only

winding

"

—

of Central

asleep. be can

seen, following path in the moonlight. jungle who and native is the early night, his home. has been delayed on way

people. 257 Goulburn Street, was the lady rescued. Mrs. Surry Hills, is who the Bretnali, of Mr. daughter Paterson, a well-known of storekeeper Glen received our Innes, N.S.W., repre sentative most and de cordially, willingly scribed the occurrence to him in the follow It was at a picnic I was ing term that suddenly attacked by the sharp shooting

!

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a

of

Bretnali,

the Jungle

in

away

lies village humau figure

rescue

of which

some

consumption

Far

to particulars, just hand, effected under difficulties, to most interest Mrs.

following

smart

a

PERIL.

moving

language he and witnesses. He that to stated the previous depar ture of the the of number pilgrims Procis-verbaux drawn up verifying cures in connection with effected the amounted to pilgrimage nearly 70. to Details followed, moving many tears. Among the most remarkable cure of the is that of Mdlle. Bodin,

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