The Record Newspaper 14 October 1899

A

S T O BY.

Humdrum

By

Story.

Amies

Marion

Taggart,

in

-

(To

not

to

meet

herself

in

her with

the

heavy door

the

the

of

portiere

she

usual. her key,

did Let Eva

and

lifted

library.

Her

;

pushed

open

as

the a closed before fire, her knee, her head drooping on one Poor she shoulder. mother, in the warmth," thought got sleepy over to her. She Eva, and tip-toed her shoulder, laid her hand on and room her then the whole with rang

mother book on

Machine

& SEEDER

PROVE

BEST

of

Implement

kind

its

the

on

the

want

Best

us,

"

PURSER WILLIAM

12S

ST

& Co.. PEKTH.

KELT,

For

mamma,

twenty-seven was mother

mother

not

dead. the closet

Eva

COOMBE,

between

think

I

I

her

fainted,"

"Tm

murmurmed.

&

CO.,

LIMITED,

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&

STEAM Head

Office

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MOULDINGS,

FLOORING,

GALVANISED

SKIRTINGS,

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SHELVING,

a

280,

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etc.,

etc.

SIZES

and go upstairs her. gently raising leaned Majoribanks shoulder. daughter's

her

I

afraid

can't

get

W.

heavily "

A.

(C/o

107

TO.

ATTENDED

an nearly get her mother

could at

rest I'm

"

I

In

morning

Mrs.

Majoribanks

BALLARAT

7th November. CUP, 5,000 at.5, run Fleniington, November SUMMER CUP, 25,000 at 5, run Ballarat,

but

rise,

back half-fainting.

fell as

she

her

saw

CANNING

pale

rested Not yet, Her asked. mother's

?"

mamma

white

I

shall

sleep

for

at

50,000

5,

Boxing Day,

Canning, 25,000 at

run

October.

Caulfield,

at

5,

Perth,

Bank

be rested

ever,"

she

again

South

for

the

1900.

Wales..

made

she

while

beef-tea

waited anxious

was

accustomed

She

is

thought soon." again

which

she

The

feeble, to her

at the

her

no

knew

that

one

It

DRAKE

her vacant place in the a change planned slight make in her dress to would fair

the

following evening. he looked as doctor grave Mrs. bed beside Majoribanks' her

thin

irregular

quick,

hand,

counting

pulse,

and

light

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London,

GIRDERS

Perth.

Street, &

speak

is

largely the

that

Ivwas

until

her

called

own

fault,

of,

these

self-im

who

never

utter

gladly

assume

fault

that

as

it

a

every are families

their

I inconsiderate. suppose my has been the only dis protest voice in the chorus of praise but I think zeal and charity ;

that

doing

have

you was

really

had the done

by

of yours,, of her glory the false esti act

Sizes),

Alston's

child,

Windmill.

Telephone

35S.

burdens

you

of lightening abroad to do good. that I speak severely,

while You but work

your

mother,

.never

dreamed

you

went

may

think

whose

enough in my professional of mothers themselves martyring their children be free, and may I

;

your

walked on her your charitable

and forbearance, of her neighbours.

PLUMBERS

FITTINGS,

Melbourne Brigade Appliances.

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to

I you

And you, the must find all consola in the remembrance that you can what be did not realise you did, you cause But your of established habit. work was vicarious done by charity,

FITTINGS &

time. that and

hands which weary upstairs, that you might be free to live as life would. And I think you have all little hidden woman will

mate

Hay

BRASS.

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Danks '

351

Importers,

to

of

silent

STTJBBS,-

&

have

you

the merit of every good all the additional with

MAKERS,

my tion

overdone a little," will be all right she thought re

nerves

I

work

every credit

that

Perth.

Arcade,

Royal

and

always

your

being

.

and

stood holding

and And

of

gretfully choir, wear

only "

she

to

8

to

often,

those slaved

KNAPP,

SPECTACLE

AND

OPTICIANS

.

tired.

"

for

Spectacles.

doctor. She was not her she felt about because mother, that she was not ill in any sure way, the

she

silent

selfishly

Sight-Testing

&

have

The

saint's part, and unselfish

so

women molating but complaint body's burdens,

;

CLARKE

a

is

sentient of your

Free

me.

'

stern

very

from

a class for long that have felt you

playing

is

said.

doctor

some

pardon

mother

"

1899.

26th,

till

in spite of " I'm not ill protests. she "and the only tired," repeated, doctor cannot help me while the con ditions of my life remain the same." Eva

sure

24

December

run January 26th, January 1st, 1900."

of New

of this

am

right upon.

she

Reference,

one

inward never

Eva sent her mother's

and

run

5,

HANDICAP,

CUP,

parted

lips

at

run

5,

smile.

a

for

CUP, 10,000

ANNIVERSARY PERTH

25,000 at

must

kil she was long seen and wondered herself ling by inches, at your blindness, though I had no

:

CUP,

"

I

LIST

CAULFIELD

Eva startled face when she entered.

"

PRIZE

MELBOURNE

don't

;

You

work.

be fright she said.

dear

was

in

MONSTER

those stairs than you go down in walk to Rome for Vespers rtiis Come here St. Peter's afternoon. a moment, Miss Majoribanks I have to the tell doctor something you," him down-stairs, said as Eva followed and he led the way the into library.

flesh

tired,"

am

the to

and

Perth.

night.

ill,

the

doctor looked at Eva with ex " disfavour There is no choice. be obliged to will Miss Marjoribanks some of her well-known exercise mother. towards her W e charity had of have about enough your vicarious Mrs. good works anyway, there is ab-" but now Marjoribanks no no choice. You could solutely

were

only

not

ened.

tried

the

for

to

ALL'S

Barrack-st.,

she

hour before her room

was

away

say dis and the agreeable things has that he doctor this advantage, speaks from his own knowledge and has only while the priest observation, to he is told, and judge from what are even people very well-meaning self-deluded. You have been horribly

CHARLES).

J.

she

said. It

has

very

Perth.

TATTERS

am

I

stay assumed

truths but necessary doctor and the priest

bed,"

Eva,"

there,

cannot

she

that

now

"

Specialty.

PROMPTLY

Telephone

IN

IRON

ARCHITRAVES,

Timber

Building

said,

Mrs. on

to

Come

she certainly

to,

;

exhausted. Eva

it

'

her

could

only

;

take

more

PERTH.

STREET,

FREMANTLE

mother

not

not

did

;

IRON

:

Branches:

daughter. " Are you ill, mamma ? Were you faint ?" asked Eva, kneeling by her. "

WOOD,

brought

from and forced it the white lips, and in a few moments Mrs. Majoribanks opened her at her eyes and looked dully

brandy

like at the table feel that she when I asked

The

years

was

her

charge."

time

first

Mrs.

cries

treme

then in her her of her life deaf to her appeal, but a beneath the faint fluttering finger which she laid her pulse allayed upon showed that her her first fear, for it 1"

me

the

to

speak

!"

something

has

to

to-morrow

get up duties

with

as

absolute

nursing, all nourishment,

must

refuse

and

could

heart's

the

must have and constant

my

Eva she

energy. fair,

RICHD.

I

and go about Majoribanks

write

Eva

stimulants, can bear."

beef-tea, she that

an

he said, tonic," in succession.

a

is

in bed,

"Doctor,

You

sat

"Mamma,

here

rest

stimulate

to

is

then

and

prescription,

and this to them mother

action, hand "Your

"

cry:

a

KThis

CAN

be the

to

wrote other.

STEEE

Market.

in the library as. but her mother

come

WE

concluded.)

A light burned ran up the walk,

ting

ALL

CULTIVATOR

an

This

"

GrIANT

SECTIONAL

Exchange.

be

"

the

.

0 U R

see

times

I

think

every

American

.

that some

has

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moral

Your mother can ophthalma. be well again ; she is so very ill I fear she may never rise that again from that bed."

CARDINAL

never

THE—

ON

yet

Another

but

IN

PROTESTANT MISSIONS

little

THE

attests

"

There is no disease," the doctor " she is but exhausted, continued, her are fires of life and the nearly Put all burned out for lack of fuel. charities of outside thought away, to compensate and do your utmost woman

For

there

days

welfare.

the patient's

to

necessary

Mrs.

was

Majoribanks

in

change

no

her

;

had and

strength

been taxed far beyond its powers, could supply that which had nothing her. the Through long gone from hours in which she sat by the bedside, at worn with the thin, face, looking her

aroused

newly how

dered the

see were

of

have

won

failed

to

which there

pain coming

plainly

so

her

Eva

vision.

could

she

lines now

printed

of agony to her, compunction the would drive her mad, she recalled when she and one occasions thousand

before

eyes.

With

an

it

seemed

which,

her

taxed had

had her,

mother to hours alone

weary her

left

the

busy beyond

days, while

chance

serve

and

to

rest,

she went to read to some poor who could not need her as her needed her. She remembered

woman

mother the mute help which

to her mercy and appeals if she would have seen a suffering dog had shown them to her, her from mother passed yet which unheeded.

and. the gasped, her pain around heart no breath to add, be merci left, sinner!" to me a "Because I ful be never cared for gaiety and dress,-.'; cause I found in works of pleasure I I .was but thought good'.;; mercy, she God!" band of

"Ah,

tightening

one's own is following selfishness path and what at the expense of another,it matter where it leads?" does Eva. tortiireu .thought poor '

At

Mrs.

last

rested.

Majoribanks

Eva, sit gentle that ting by her, did not know for several The minutes that it had come. there was no had said that doctor Sacraments had hope, and the last on the previous been administered was as doctor It the had said-rday. of her life had burned the fires out, and the exhausted body could not be The

end

was

so

to

raised

again

frail

strength. had lived,

she

even

a

of

little

its

as Silently, quietly the woman gentle the rest that to she

slipped away Eva took the worn hands craved. Her and crossed them on her breast. own were white and fair, and her were and mother's stained battered She could that they might be so. not but her body was shaken weep, '

by her "

long, killed

sobs.

gasping

by neglect I loved But and selfishness you. now can mamma! O mamma, you never Come know how I loved you. one and back just moment, mamma, I

you,

mamma,

!

see

!"

it

mother and ever,

her

But last

for

smiled,

resting

at

Eva

alone

with

was

memory. J.

A.

Hicks

& Co.,

have

new

goods

of Kalgoorlie, of their Spring

received

just of every

class

large and

the

business.

parcels kind

of

suited

of W.A. Goldfields Buyers of will find and their wants clothing drapery well on the most reasonable terms supplied, firm. by this go-a-head 324 Mr. Ryan, Catholic Bookseller, Hayhas received ex direct street, Karlsruhe,", Small from Large Crucifixes, Cologne: Aluminium and in Crucifixes, Nickel, Water of Pearl Mother Rosaries, Holy etc. Fonts, Pictures, Statuary For PURE DRUGS go to W.A. Apothe William-street, caries Co., Ltd., Hay-street, and Perth, and at Kalgoor Murray-street, lie and Kanowna. for

for the in and due reparation to his offered and insults juries Malietoa Laupepa was countrymen. or to these unable unwilling satisfy demands, whereupon the Consul de him clared war him, deposed against the and proclaimed from Kingship, Tamasese, named another chieftain, in

King

his

to

superior

a

prisoner,

force, and

transported of the German warships in New Britain, territory

board one German and subsequently Marshall Islands. however, ing,

—

"

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to

in

Jaluit,

to

the

Kane,

the

by facing

the

hurri

won

Calliope,

special

The British fame for seamanship. and his chieftains conduct of Mataafa on this trying occasion and followers all braved was praise. They beyond their

in

danger

every

efforts

all

to

hostile

though

the shipwrecked and extended and hospitality

possible to them.

rescue

crews, attention

Mataafa, a body of native organised the property that to police protect with the result was washed on shore, was handed over to the that all moreover,

and

owners,

affairs

held framed

not

a

between in Berlin,

which

of

fraction the natives. a

by

appropriated At length

conference the

three

and

a

Powers

supposed of peace. It guarantee nised Samoa as an independent were in the natives which their under the

Germany,

solemnly who Mataafa, as and formally publicly confirmed of and King

then

foreign

would

have

in

political of this.

none

The

Governments protecting in Malieto recognising as King, and through the and

residents,

foreign

per

Lau efforts

still

more

the various Protestant missionary number of the agents, a considerable chiefs and their natives plighted to him. Mataafa refused allegiance to acquiesce in the decision of the to and retired protectorate Powers, of Malie, some the old royal village ten miles distant in the interior from The foreign residents Apia. styled him a rebel, and treated him as such, but the great of the chiefs majority and natives to continued look to him their

King. crisis supervened. dered to Captain and Katoomba, as

at

exile lands.

About his

In

war 1893 surren Mataafa of H. M.S. Bickford,

five

spent

As late as May 16, " 1899, another The London writes correspondent here Mission and in Eng preachers had to land deiiy having anything the election of Samoa's say about have I and others been told King. to who belong the Lon by natives, the don that Mission, preachers, went and native, foreign among the

'last

he from exile, with ac was welcomed enthusiastic claim by the whole body of the Samoan natives. A few months the old King, later Malietoa Laupepa, in died, and once accordance more, with the laws and customs of Samoa, Mataafa was chosen unanimously the sad vicissi Then followed King. tudes of the present with which year, are readers familiar. I will your not rather dwell on them, but I will make a. few remarks on the question as to the which has arisen, part played by the London Missionary in these Samoan agents Society on

year,

return

troubles.

own

laws

Many severe of

agents Society

part

at

for this cruel some spread ruin over

war

from

recon-

various

State,

hand

papers the since

will

suffice

to

a

be and -

protectorate and the United

of

King.

presented had exer as cised the deputy rbyal authority but the of the exiled Samoan King, at assembled chiefs Faleula, being that he in decreed himself 1888, him should be King, and saluted as Mataafa. that Malietoa Now Lau exile the was recalled from pepa was will the asked, whom question as natives recognise King? In so far new

Mataafa

difficulty for a time

the

Missionary least

respon has

which the

to

fairest I

of

resident

sionary

in Ex and

letters

to

come

the

war

any

reference

Missionary

Society

justify

the London I am for which A

the

which have outbreak of

to

regards

as

that

of

of

some

all

at

"The of

on

Jan here

press

is

the

London

Mis

which,

I

tell

can

but little As doing good. or education, morals, religion, as as far Samoa is concerned, they are in the Catholic only to be found war a mission. This Samoan is a London one, missionary Society you,

is

cruel

act

with

a

their

in

part, league and Biblepsalm-singing Chief Justice. American The reading London Mission and Chief Society know do not what humanity J ustice is. caused They have slaughter, and and sickness ruin, poverty on

man.

It

could

not

the

is

be

to

regretted

duty

to

have found decide in favor

who

is

the

most

that

he

be

his

to

it

of

Mataafa,

distinguished

of liv

and Samoans, of fine presence ing the choice of a large bearing, kingly to of the people and entitled majority of his long sympathy by reason exile. Some incidents upon bearing the kingship, the notably expulsion one ad of of Mataafa's Lusetale, herents and one of the highest chiefs con in Samoa, from the court-room it to inflame tributed, seems, pas in sions. The English missionary in favour was fluence of strongest Malietoa Tanu, who is a mere boy, instruction." still under missionary to Mr. A letter written the Hon. from Samoa was Ide's daughter in the World New York published of in

May

4, 1899.

Samoan "

The

was

original

from .the chief Tautaula had Samoa for One heart was Mataafa but certain

Ofalaga who King, to be men chose the white king son of Malietoa Tanu. adopted They wished to make him king and Tama these two to sese vice-king: reign the Then Chief-Justice together. said to Samoa. Choose quickly your Samoa answered And This king. is King Mataafa of Samoa. But no for heart had the Chief. that Justice king, because great has been the bad missionaries the work of the with in Chief Justice The Chief Apia. obeys every false word of the. Justice missionaries and follows in their :

errors." is the No less express testimony of Mr. Lloyd Osbourne, step-son of who Mr. Stevenson, spent many in Samoa, and as late as 1897 years of Vice-Consul to held the office the in Apia. United States to Writing Truth in the month London of April, " The London he says Missionary cannot tolerate the thought Society of a Catholic This king. is the reason why we are supporting with men a our Divinity student, guns and of 1000 aged 17, and his following Mataafa. William men, against is a man Chambers, Chief Justice, of the narrowest and evangelical views, the is in hands altogether of the London Missionary Society.; hence his decision in favour of Tanu."

He

responsible.

writes

Apia

Society,

soliciting to

Tanu

elect

:

asserted

London

in

were

tracts

be

I

in Nevertheless, Upolu. I consider that was fully justified statement that I made. every

was

to

have been said

things

because of the

me

for strongly help to kingship." The statement of the Hon. Henry Chief Justice of Samoa, Ide, formerly is reported in San Francisco papers "Chief of January 28, 1899: Justice " he said, comes from Chambers," Alabama, and is a just and upright

people

;

in Is

years

in the Marshall the middle of-

Faluit,

once

a

influence,

missionary

11, 1899: uary in the interest

Here

and

publicly favour of

in

respective in the Consuls. King Tamasese Malietoa meantime had died;, and was from exile to be installed recalled

itself.

was

health,

districts

by their

represented

more

in

feeble

sible

was

was

treaty

was

by

it

Samoan

on

sure

governed customs,

the Mr.

of

were

in

Laupepa

pepa of the

outnumbered,

cane

and

spirit

sisted

Mataafa, temporary

Captain

in

trigue, three

to

in an ambuscade, entrapped two and defeated, the men of officers and Olga 50 the slain. numbered among being thus unsettled when, Things were on 1889, the 16th and 17th of March, over the a terrible hurricane swept destruction to three bay, bringing men -o'American and two German that occasion war. was on this It but

settled.

,

of

step

soon

appointed Samoa. Protestant and however,

his delegating and appointing of his him the guardian war Mataafa Civil ensued, people. by the natives as the being regarded of the A conference national leader. three interested of the representatives but Powers was held at Washington, result. The without any practical German Consul,Knappe, who had succeeded resolved, by a de Becker, and cisive blow, to seize on Mataafa, a He armed crush all opposition. number of considerable fighting 100 men from and landed natives, of suc the warship Confident Olga. to attack Mataafa, cess, they marched

important authority

was

was

surrender took the

Before Malietoa

question William

abdicated

on

was

concerned,

toa

Malietoa, yielding up as gave himself

stead.

were

to resume the cares and unwilling and on of sovereignty, obligations October 2, 1889, a great meeting was held at Vaiala. Upwards of 2000 were and the prin present, people chiefs of Atur, TuaAana, cipal were and Manono Savai, masaga, there. At that great meeting Mali-

fine

States,

announce

the

for

natives

who was Cooper, municipal of Apia magistrate (The Samoan us tells Question, Auckland, 1889), " that broken the old King Laupepa,

In results. 1887 these unpleasant climax. Five reached their quarrels were then assem German warships bled in Apia Bay, and the German a demanded heavy Consul, Becker,

England,

the commencement

They

Unfortunately, disputes between the natives of the German merchants, Kinsr responsible was held

the

as

gradually and some and the

arose

back to Poor Eva did not venture bedside till long after the her mother's She needed time doctor had gone. to her bewildered and gather together senses tortured to be able to take her the cheerfulness with place as nurse

.)

:

and

neglect."

Journal.)

—

blindness

life-long

Concluded

s

.

for

sweet

(

.

un-selfish

lonely, your

Freemari

EJditor,

the

.

that

PACIFIC. (To

February, connection mission have to several of them inviting in

Protestant with the addressed letters Mataafa's supporters, because he is a to Mataafa abandon and to support Catholic, Tanu, who seen I have is a Protestant. myself some of these letters."

\

moan.

in

correspondent, " Teachers

:

—

stern to the Eva had listened kind old man in stunned silence, she a at these words uttered

famine will set in. My heart bleeds on both sides. for the poor Samoans I saw five handsome fellows, young beautiful to look at, grand manly beheaded before my face." warriors,

MORAN

;

further

details

article

which

gives

interesting in the

New

York of

Independent, he lays

the

war

the

in

a

most

he inserted

the magazine, In it 1899. blame of the

June

15,

whole London Missionary " Protestant missionaries," Society. " he says, the have so far forgotten tenets of Christ as to a prefer bloody war civil to the elevation of a Roman Catholic to the Samoan throne." The And then he writes Samoans the finest race of are, without doubt, In the half-civilised world. people on

"

:

bronze in color, of magnificent Light chivalrous, polite, physique, manly, and intelligent, they have compelled the admiration of every traveller, nor does a them long residence among

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made. first impression I no one, them, among who has learned their language mean, as I have and them lived among people done, can regard the- Samoan than those of with feelings any other He adds respect and admiration." " nor In' neither women Samoan war ,

is

The

being

non-

of the people Roman Catholics

mass

number,

in

few

con

for

refuge

the

Protestants,

are

common

by

of

you of

the

large

college,

trained

are

many

Society granting have

ways has all

its

scrupulous

as

any

by

who have

if

mixing

discredit

to

the

opposition. though underhand, the King of Samoa had

the been a Protestant invariably been Malietoa late Laupepa had even in the college as a pastor educated and the London Missionary Society determined than ;ever is11QW more not to any resign advantage which have so So long enjoyed. they of their is this that one strong feeling first; number jn- 1 89 1 (when /.Mataafa —

—

into

went

to

at

opposition my positive that this

Malie) pro and certain

posed, be chief knowledge, great to Consulate invited the American seized. and there under safe conduct, of the way in which Another evidence twist their consciences may they can in the second be found bigamous of the late King Malietoa marriage his first wife Though Laupepa. a alive and was still undivorced, was of of the society member guilty in woman, marrying him to another valuable a to keep so sheep order the fold. Need within missionary more be said in proof of anything can how sectarian intolerance far an otherwise honest man." carry '

'

,

"

he writes

It

was

shortly Again, before this period that Mr. Chambers us as United States arrived among Land Commissioner, taking the place We of Mr. Henry C. Ide, resigned. with this were unfavorably impressed That he gentleman from the start. take up his quarters should at once Mission House did the London in or for his tact future not augur well himself He identified impartiality. with the Protestant in every way was common and it missionaries, Catholic claimants that Roman talk from him. expect little justice :

might

he the. Southerner, A regarded I once as and Samoans negroes, of some deci heard him say, apropos I Court': of the Land sion go on the three acres of land is that principle

enough

for

of the

missionary

and Mr. would fall, the

validity

voting, what

was

but

all

The

party

Chambers, as

of following Samoa was consternation was

whom

to

Chief Justice, and correctness utterly to

at

extreme,

a

loss

make

to

it

decide of the to know Mataafa.

to

objection of better think could nothing while the missionaries then to delay, and schemed. consulted They made He

National Library of Australia

have

article "

a

king,

has the

testant

Mission

is

London

Society,

and

British

Consul

is

who

merchant in Samoa "The

gives Pro

—

carried,

on

the

of

much

very

a

by

the wife

in

:

surprised in supplying so about the local

make

some

more

than

this how

paper.

assure

..of

:

misled

a

.

.

rest

St.

the

to

not

that

A

I

am

told

in

Apia

that

those

of

one

intimated

the

to

there paper a were in that if published syllable of Mataafa their of favour subsidy would be withdrawn, "120 per annum which was that the amount being account notices on of paid missionary of

the

local

The

at the office." paper published to was the Samoan referred thus is the indeed, Weekly Herald, which, in Apia. The fact of only published made such a threat by one being missionaries of the London Society was denied by the editor of that news: was re-echoed paper, and his denial of the London Mis by the friends

sionary it

ever, a

in Sydney. Society been mentioned

had

gentleman

and

whose

guarantee formation. The

Herald,

How

of editor in its

long word the

resident was

a

accuracy

of the issue of

by Samoa,

to

in

me

sufficientof the in

Samoan Weekly the 22nd July,

CARDINAL

THE

WAS

WEAK

BE

AN

SO

LIFTED

must

suffice

this head. the letters to

on

DOCTORS CASE

THAT

"

STRONG

BILE

"

To

—

,

time

From for

by the

to time

Biliousness,

for

many of

have

now

to

case

of

has

years. Exeter South

suffered

The

Much on

trust

person

laid '

comment the

(j

to the previous came Newell up into Malua to inquire

sent Mr. has

plainly kind that

told

me

that

if

articles

of

to in allowed appear the the London Mission paper, of the would withdraw the printing worth which is Sulu, £120 per and print the from the office, annum, Sulu themselves. pro Many others their continuance. It tested against is my to the duty to do nothing injure income by the printi ng produced and thus lessen its business, selling of 600 dollars value. A loss per annum from the receipts would be a matter, and Mr. Dvery serious were

to-

At 1

eight the

me

every

two I

Asame Bright's lungs.

time

to

be

in

the

had

a

bad

very had

I

years

attack.

diabetes

the

institution

until

a

left

I

—

which

cab

Two

or

three

I

had All

the

one

at

hospital

on.

from

the

rheumatism.

including informed

that

me

me

and,

in

1 went

in.

be

alive.

lifted from

out the

after

days

re

29th before

fortnight uncured,

severe very doctors who

a

I

came

brought

the

of

hemorrhage

about

when

hospital.

me

ago, the of

At form

(a

and hemorrhage of the disease) I went into the Adelaide Hospital the and whilst for diabetes, treated

the

the

ill-

year since

regularly

when

was

recurred

than when not a bit better fact, have been and I could not worse I was weak that I had to be so

last week which you issue. week's from specially the matter, and

E.

and

nesshas

1

1898.

made

was

'

IV

jt\

of

communication

M-

for

up

weeks

tV \

Christmas

to

in for

ago. me

,

WiJLy

August

been assigned D.'s creditors.

lady

—

years

lungs and the rheumatism in the mained hospital

Mr.

for

chronicle a

terribly is Mrs.

:

Esq.,

has

property in

Beans

Curve, Semaphore Road, and when Australia, Semaphore a interviewed from the by reporter Adelaide Advertiser in reference to her cure told her permanent by Bile Beans, story in the following way conracted jmjms'i&r rheumatic fever i7T about eleven Austin,

—

me

cures

of Bile

strong

we

exceptionally who Adelaide,

set

,

other

Adelaide

wonderful

many

the credit

to

placed

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I

I have received My dear to of to-day, and hasten your letter I see no to reply to it. necessity conceal that I am aware of the cause me. of your with present annoyance I was com I mean the action that to take with reference to com pelled which munications seqt to the you I Samoa Herald. that Now, I feel in matter as it was acted that only to act. The and paper my duty

CASE

BEANS.

investigated

have been

Richard Hetherington-Carruthers, " Barrister and Solicitor,

.Samoa, Ocj.

TO

CAB/'

Advertiser.)

—

Apia,

HAD

THE

that

"

I

OF

OUT

FOR

PRO

HOPELESS.

EXCEPTIONALLY

(Fully

AND

HOSPITAL

LEADING-

NOUNCED

"I

the

to

SYSTEM

;

:

1899.

Rescue.

ADELAIDE

THREE

than in

as a Mataafa, should not be elected and Catholic, in the rejected letter the writer called ministers of the Protestant upon all connection Samoa to disavow with rumours. The Rev. Mr. such whose name men is herein Newell, is the senior of tioned, representative the London in Apia, and Missionary holds the important post of the mis at Malua. The fol sionary college I have is the letter to which lowing

referred

MORAN.

Cathedral, August, 25,

BROKENDOWN

THE

have

once

explicit

more

to,

effect

'

RENOVATED.

"

Society's have

Mary's

A Brilliant

truth,

doubt

all

P.

f PATRICK

need that which only permit is herein made de objection merely the state of the trouble precated about in Samoa brought by the rumours of the Protestants in Apia at

letter

a

Nevertheless,

referred

paper

this

In

—

I am to obliged of my state accuracy The subjoined letter, penned of the responsible manager

the

by

allow

this

be

can

this denial. interests of the maintain ment.

Hetherington-Carruthers."

to for speak these papers on bringing the South Sea Missions to a close, I cannot but thank you for the courtesy with which them have allowed you so much in valuable space your columns. Yours, etc.,

a threat the during connection with the 8 has over extended a and a-half years."

of two

Nothing

R.

use

which

paper, period

faithfully,

will

itself.

we received one from penny any we have not party which given full value in return for. and although we and have to acknowledge that threats diver smother penalties had been used,' not once have the London Mis in any sionary Society ventured way or

I

keeps

readers

our

our

add the words of Dr. who at of the the outbreak Raffel, was disturbances President of the Council of Apia. On Municipal at Samoa, being interviewed 'quitting on 8 he said San Francisco March " he influence of the London Mis in Samoa corrupted sionary Societies the elections for and thereby king, of caused the temporary installation chief. The Tanu, the Malieto party not submit to Samoans would this for the reason that Mataafa they new to have been elected, but defrauded of his Hence the rights. uprising. Tanu is but a mere boy, 17 years of the influence of the He is under .age. Mataafa a Protestant is Society. Catholic. The London Missionary was that if fearful Mataafa Society was it would lose its elected power. Tanu was This Therefore, put in. brief is the cause of the whole in trouble." me One specific charge against In an inter merits special mention. one of the view with a representative was to have I reported morning, " the The London used words

facts,

much

so

I

so

to subscription show goes to be careful people outside should in accepting information. We have on more one than occasibn been accused of being bribed by Germans, Roman London Mis Catholics, but we can sionary Society, &c.,

paying AH

term.

only

not

to

.—Yours,

.

"(Signed)

of diary in Samoa. we Cardinal that never had during the we time have held control of the local paper any threats from the London Missionary or and their the Society, agents, Cardinal when we be :may surprised him same inform that the society does not subsidise the local paper any

to control

will

be

who friend, events that transpire We the could tell

by his

bers,

I

as

inquiries

he would

that

it.

that the Cardi much informa did not paper,

are

terested

in it. Chief Cham Justice his social is connection, through same interested in the unconsciously in the strong way. Unconsciously felt in the work of the mission terest has had its effect in colouring political views."

in

above para the declares

—

:

We

nal, tion

The elect him.' of Tan u's lawyer was ineligible by

properly contention Mataafa

German wealthy spent many years details: following

agents proprietor

;

hundred, Mataafa.

A

.

fact,

At the beginning of midsummer, was and 1808, Mataafa pardoned on back to Samoa receiving brought his landing an ovation. extraordinsry In August, Laupepa i8gg, Malietoa Three them candidates offered died. Mataafa selves for election— Tanu, a of the late and son king, young the 1894 rebellion. The Tamasese, was in Tanua's favour Apia district a

kingly to

article

leading

a

after the citing he authoriatively

.

the and

if

office,

representatives disclaimed within England the last few weeks that they had any connection with Tanu's but claims, does not free their that I consider in Apia from medd agent or agents, As a matter of in the matter. ling

"

had

decide

in

It Samoan to have.' out to him that the Land how there to decide not

Tamasese

the

fill

Missionary

any

young a. few behind

boy

Mataafa Three reached Malinuu.

4©lay

published

:

pointed was Court much land was good for the Samoans, to land actually but what belonged them." was

king,

the

;

Heretofore

"

be

until

1899, which, graph,

a

of the the protocols Berlin treaty. was for the This another chance missionaries the German Consulwas at once Herr Rose, General, referred to in but he the matter, of Germany and in the name officially withdrew the objection his Govern ment to had once entertained MaIn the face of this taafa's kingship. the Chief Justice declaration gave his decision. He debarred Mataafa by a written quibble, in spite of his own to the words to Mr. Moors, yielding sectarian intoler and importunities ance of his the Protestant friends, missionaries."

as Mataafa, entire society. Against a Roman the Protestant Catholic, have in missionaries always been

active,

to

principal was that

as un ranks, men in the world, men in native politics

much

done

of age.

they

,

a It possesses native youths In the for ministry. the London Missionary But accomplished good. I must confess to this,

in

be regent; But with

and the other creditors would hold me if or accountable inaction any action it about. If your communi brought statements contained to be1 cation the loss therein had appeared would and without have been inevitable! I Mr. foundation, asked absolutely in the most terms disclaims if you would modify express King (the editor) on or the part of the Lon it allow it to be altered, and he said any attempt don Society missionaries to influence ..that that it should appear you insisted the paper'in the Mataafa contest. T just as it or not at all. That was, a few from this left me no to but decline leading option give passages

their

making

;

Samoans

where

seen

.to,

eligible

of 60 years.

upwards

Tamasese

uuite

hope of thus to Tanu showing

:

ranks find in their the islands. The chiefs in highest an un London Missionary Society, Protestant mission, denominational for in the group has been settled may

Tamasese

'

though some

the

than ever. stronger grew thousand of his adherents on and encamped Apia, so The weakness of Tanu was ap The Chief parent as to be laughable. A prominent still delayed. Justice Mr. H. American merchant, J. of Mataafa, Moors, himself a supportor at this obtained time from the Chief in Mataafa is Justice writing

:

students, missionary The church that stands

village house

in

.

in every the sent combatants.

and

forces, better came

nor

missionaries, on. are fired

Tanu

—

dim thesojourner

leaving attack

of

the Adelaide

attended Hospital

was

hopeless.

case

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My symptoms

or

four

doses

health.

were

:

I felt

in

improvement

an

became

my

natural, and the pains in better, and I could sleep small of the back the began to disappear. I had taken the of half-aAfter contents dozen boxes, the pains disappeared entirely,

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more

I felt an improvement in whole of attribute the my Beans, and they deserve every and

every

I

neighbours

bear

out

the

am

doing

all

the

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statements.

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in

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uring

of

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palpitation,

generally, tralian

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truth

girls, irregu all dizziness, heart dyspepsia,

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credit.

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history, with the

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liberty fair-play.

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to

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came

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his motives, giving aims. It has been

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world

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thus

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truth and and justice

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ter

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to

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in

and

accounts

Record,

is

co-operation especially

is

will large show in the general improvement effects of their lives the salutary ot the blessing of Christianity. By the preaching of the Missionaries, sorrow for carelessness in the matter in the is of religion past,

j

effectual,

to

always

to applicable it must consequence, num be expected that where large bers attend the services of the which at Mission Church, times, are with more than repeated

individual

endeavour A.

heart,

clients,

met

advancing,

EVERYTHING

much

so

the

is

have the

we

community

the

have

we

of religion is him. What

a

OUTPUT.

magnificent month of of record

gold

out

September which

the

feel may justly people of this colony The return for the month proud. was or in excess 167,07602., 51240z. in excess of the previous For record. an the quarter September ending in average of almost 20,000 increase oz. over month the preceding per is the produc shown, while quarter tion for the nine months of the year, of exceeds the yield 1,160,09902., The aver 1898 by over uo,ooooz. the for production age monthly and on the present year is 128,90002., this it to basis of is safe average assume that our for 1899 gold output exceed one million and a will half ounces. the marvellously Of course, rich sible its oz.

field is mainly Kalgoorlie respon for the splendid results obtained, mines yielding no less than 105,965 month. a the during Truly

magnificent to

in

output.

It

is

pleasing

a marked increase note, however, the returns from other gold mining

the colony, to which little has been paid compared with North Kalgoorlie. Coolgardie shows a substantial increase, espe in the districts where cially public batteries have been established. The was Record one of the first news to advocate the papers in the colony establishment of public for batteries the benefit and encouragement of the and prospector miner, by pointing out the incalculable good that would be done our and less out-of-the-way favoured mining centres.. Owing to some of the faulty management, batteries not a did for time give satisfaction to the mine-owners who sent along their stone, for treatment, and for a were but" little period availed of by the1 people for: whose use erected. This state of they were fields of attention

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cause

prospector, was much circumstances, the in of the waif position hungry his nose to the who, with pastry cook's the many window, could see within without being :good things able We are now to obtain them. to notice the great beginning good .grass.

these

under

this

salvation this in

districts

results hesitate'

suitable

—

lent

colony. leading gold British Dominions,

the

mining

cover

are

other the

is

producer

of

though

now

the in

still

its

will

of this possibilities colony as a gold producer, may well stagger the imagi the most of nation of even optimistic our the What prophets. mining be in a decade hence no will -output but from -one can tell, present indica tions it looks as if Western Australia in a few years, will, very put up a world's as a record producer. gold What a wondertul record of pro

In

—

:

...

...

4,873

...

3,493

1891 11892

...

1,160,202 3,853,002

£14,641,416

22,806 30,311 59,548 110,890 207,131 231,512 281,265 674,939

...

.1893 1894 1895 1896

1897 11898

1,050,183

.1899

..:

...

Grand

total

of the

of the

that

fact

minerals

with

companies

:

and leaseholders, to It is proposed with the view of

of

Mayor

Mr.

Kanowna,

present

on

Kanowna.

op

Thomas

visit

a

The

to

the

the matter

in

and

calm

a

parties

interested.

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Transvaal

they

took

sympathy

and

Majesty's

Government

week

the

over

copy bushes

weekly

well

the

received

out

i

only

result

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mination

the

printed,

the

or

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got

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shipment

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main,

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of thee

my and

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were

by Killarney's the

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oft

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were

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ap not

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house

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bounteous

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:

behold that

once

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from

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of

joy

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e'er feel

I'll

at

a

on

old

for

Delia,

Sheamus

Far

in

God, who

thee,

more

roam

'neath

alien

Irish

frieze.

home in —

J.

B.

I

above,

land.

be peace mine.

sister

I

love

strand, 'native

and and

Heaven, I

rules

thy

foreign

friends of years

and

men

Cromwell

I

!

purple

wander

May

a

to

falling, could not would be

a.

yes

!

thine,

skies

O'Connor-Kerry.

from

Africa pacified she has

!"

bondsmen.

On

last

Saturday

;

named

James.

at

the

Brown

his had

life

in a occasion

Downie

a

of Sponges, Enema Belts opened up at

Syrin W.A.

Stirical De Co., Ltd., Hay-street,Apothecaries Baun's and cr. Buildings, William-street, and 258. William "Tel. Murray-street.

middle-aged

employed

as

man a

miner

Hill lost mine. Kalgoorlie, The way. deceased peculiar to speak to the the man on level his head over the below, and hung shaft. At that moment the cage happened and it struck him to be decending on the back of the head. Death was instantaneous. Downie was his wife and family married, in Victoria. living

W.A. New

care

free There, too, I hunted, from care, The hare. wily fox and timid These before rise me joys and scenes Whilst frieze. gazing on my Irish

I

-rrr

thee.

Emerald, shore, by Kiilarney's streams, Where oft I wander in my dreams, And still that linger greet the friends Hill. By O'Dorney's plains and Haelrath In where Ardfert, my father lies, I'll in Irish rest frieze. calmly

the St. with Fraser, in connection was released on Melbourne, Tragedy, sureties £500 bail in two of. on Saturday Messrs. in £1,000. each and herself King ex-M.P. of an South Australia, O'Malley,

citizens.

more

shall

!

Full

Kilda

Monday

a

glimpse

one

no

Where

Mrs.

of

sons, Erin's

gems I gaze on exile ever

in I

Oh On

again.

mourners, South

ago,-

like

that

Dear Will

And

in

might

war

African

held from she share,

geod and

peace

By Abbeydorney

soldiers

fall,

be born

a

of

for

were

sympathy

stern,

thy thy

mar

would

!

sea to sea I prize, Irish frieze.

my

justice with

for fight watches

Yes Those

in

who

we

the not

as be pacified three centuries

been

were

Society,

—

to

done

were

There —

women

Sea

—

It

who

from most

and

United

—

more

brothers

and

I

1

it

always import their we could not import place; be our husbands because it would

more,

blessed

'

in

African

could

Empire

frieze.

a soldier's

never

might

many

great

Rule

land,

Oh

an

are

life

them.

against

arms a

'

years

Banquet

be

shoot

take

South."

SiA.C.B,.

for possible South Africans

would

great

the Sydney, parents, with district,

, .

which

will

to be

gardens formally last by the Mayor of Forrest, in the M.L.A.), Prth (Mr. 4-lex. of a large of represen presence gathering tative

one

;

and

here

that

It

peared

his

and heart hand the advancement

for

,

it

;

clime,

gold

Wliich

Mel

or

South

kills

\

sunny

dear

And Those

men

billet

a

see;

have

I.

not,

in

not conquered shot, Each hired soldier's

African's

to

Irish

Have

Thy

the

pressing It is pretty

on

takes

free,

fair

Australian

by far

hearing,

It

frieze.

and

my

thrall

from to the

finds

it

more—

hearts.

grew

in

with hands fresh old man tottering

a

that

bore

Or

down

gay,

!

Which

Oh!

men.

mountains

exter Mr.

no

strikes

and

that

here.

be

may

with

rests that

are

wild

land

injustice

better

laurels

Irish

the

soldier

no

ore

my

Unlike

as

or

dies

are

precious

bore

The

There

And

blue

By Home

them

war.

!'

say

spent my manhood's prime, Where I have known. joy and friendship And proud am I that she hath grown. A youthful brave and free, nation,

English

bind

can

They

fame

.

The present in Perth for agitation School of Mines, or for classes in the £r'ts sciences and the allied in connection with mining, is one of the most and prominent healthy indica tions of an awakening and personal our-

of

a

opened &

will

Sydney

land

our

men

brow.

Charles

Mr.

and

these

on

steamer

first

that

lad the

;

and

woods

Where

'

dom

Those remem and ber the brickfield unsightly dangerous East fail at Perth, would reserve, utterly in the laid to out recognise beautifully two or Gardens a Queen's place which three

'

in

out

the

Queen's

OF

—

the

Boer

plough

for

brave

me

skies

rich

I like

last Moran

yet

little

Albany

calls the

let her

mild,

which

her

Her Her

who seizes to die- with it, grave, up the gun who the as he falls simple burgher farmer, hears his wife's last For free whisper,

In from

the

for

trust

gentleman,

minently

MINES.

interest

catch

reaches

After

which

sur long gold output.

SCHOOL

received upon

left

We

arrived

ever

Golden bids justified the world prise

Charles

fellow

deceased proceeded

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..

the

j

1829.

1899.

April-June July-September

has

past Sydney,

Death Colonist.— op an old Former of the Illawarra residents district (N.S.W.) in this will learn with now living province, the Mr. Patrick of death of O'Mara. regret A native of Middlemount, Queen's County,

Oz.

January-March

for laurels The dying

telegram

a1

attendance

to

son

other

—

The

Mr.

learn

in

care

that

women

to little

Australia

;

frieze.

that

Shall

his

Irish

Her

Africa. be the

born

again. I find

can

of mind peace 'neath Erin's skies

dear

rich

vain

land

forced

African

summers

lot

my

is

in

scenes

and

by this

is

mire

shore.

Like

Without

South

no

Erin's

:

!

by the

English

of

more

to face.

But

and

regret months

many

friends

many

of

medical

consequence Doctors

will

illness for

Wednesday

1,160,202

1898.

-January-March

the

sufferer,

following interesting, for the yield quarters gives of 1898 the beginning

:

serious

also

is

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Charles

Joseph

who Gerald, been under

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hills

through

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bears from shore to shore. son's are free Ah priceless boon, Ireland its reap blessings soon. there's land neath no Southern skies

May

Transvaal

—

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APOTHECARIES

CO., LTD., stock

.

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May

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.

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career.

to

meet

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1899.

—

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1898.

—

January February

1897.

to come that fair

on

kith

She, teeming,

against Republic of land-grabbers unscrupulous gang who their utmost boodlers are trying Africa. Olive the to fun South Schriener, It is ablest in South woman Arica, says between Dutch and no growing -hatred war

youth

meet

Where

knew too.

The

for

it.

being

of

will

I

But

to

so

and some fled, vanished with them I call now in vain,

of

Sydney

England

grand land.

the

that

be

boy,

have

Ossian,

On

soil

such as power Re of a little of which does

either

me

a

memories my native

for

discussed

population

that

and

joy,

motion

christians.

been

!

seldom

With

Boers

it a first-class Russia instead

entire

that

unjust

Tinfields.

Southern well

and

clear

to

promises

have

lonely

Moran

was

justice been

!

golden gullies, grand cliffs tower o'er the strand high, bold fertile smooth are and plains wide, endless bush on every side. oh the verdant land I prize—

Mr.

opinion

the

years have

Her

out

Parliament

home

shore

tears do start, exiles heart

in

clime

the

tendered

a

Erin's

of

—

cheered

bright

by

the

friends

!

Which

Her

to

Messrs.

of would

would

question Were

is

spirit

to

fond

!

on

again

Of

conditions.

It

the

the

it

war

bliss

With

on

be threshed

of fellow

bourne, would her demands?

smartly

the

distasteful

the

of

remembrance

Recalled

acceptance.

crisis.

about

nothing

youth

recollections would I were olden scenes

The held of

commended

war

Vosper expressed the

be

out

race

of

scenes

Which

conference

—

that

the

a

public, exceed not

a

con

terms

their

wilderness

of of

House.

Grpen-

"

given

meeting

the

England

carved

had

Germany

the

which

journal,

newsy Advocate

"

the

of

well

a

represent

Bright,

have

number

first

the

Advocate,"

edited

—

We

Publication.— of

be After

companies

another

was

-pointed

the

New

the

by

who

days

sighs

But

the

tributors.

a

Transvaal

that

war

in

metropolis.

should

regard support

that

remarking a

in

—

dream.

a

Hare

proposition

difficulty. will

to

are

like

me

Joy's

Alas! Like

are

of

Crisis.

Vosper

joy,

stream,

rippling

And

Her

stand

had

a

conciliatory

and

selves

at

is

Doyle,

Efforts

managers Hannan's

amending

the

boy

either

Warden

hold

of

of

from

to the and

scouted

hoped that

a

—

joyous winding,

a

a my opinion end of the line

—

(2) That select

settlement

and

Lissereen and serene

at

haunts

sad

!

But

most

pressure

the

induce

Mayor

for

is being brought to bear sides of both to representatives about them to bring a satisfactory

Strong

knew The

Ah

done the alarming

threepence

city, In

at Association, ridiculed night,

Tuesday

I

.the

tribute.

to

right

Alluvial

GENERAL,

on

pay

ground

them.

by

hand,

land.

love

hiore

once

.

to

!

Bright

the

of the managers companies condi submitted the following the That men (I) unconditionally from the disputed ground now

the

race

AND

the

with

ever

yore

the

worked

in

the

an

Boulder

on

feel house was

Lady.)

Observer

priceless gift from Erin's

heart

my me

Sweet

about a permanent bring between of the dispute existing and some of the mining diggers

reasonable

them

your frieze

old

Where life By Shannon's

at

to

to

sideration, interested

country commercial

the

of part popularise trips be

Trouble.

Proprietary that diggers

man,

table shows following the for each month colony of 1897 beginning :

made

upon

LOCAL

from Hall is

Brookman's

on

that

off

receipts

either ample."

lift

Alluvial

have

makes

In

worn

discover

weekly

companies at the Boulder. on Tuesday last submitted

the

of

to

afford

Town

tions withdraw

It

of

—

on

their

a

settlement the alluvial

,

the

The yields since

is

for

The

.£1,147 .£18,517

15,493

1890

It

colonies."

on

:

has

trams the

to to the centre of the Perth. or West

being

coat thrilled

correspondent "'Now suggestions

Company

soon

in shrinkage people cannot

in well

vogue

wise

will

Company

of

to repairs be effected

penny by providing this Unless system.

penny to the

by

of

It

Killarney

Glasgow

A

following of the novelty be

section

trip East

a

mine,

This the

her up distance

picked

necessary steamer will

of the

service

Perth.

£13,273 £58,871 £86,664 £115,182 £226,284 £421,385 £787,099 £879,748 £1,063,808 £2,571,028 £3,990,697 £4,40S,767

1889

in

the

Directors

j

her

Fares.

the would

it

.

...

.1888

.

Yalue. 302

1887

that

Port

Which

makes

require demand.

than wanton value other it is a gold, and wasteful neglect of good oppor that tunities the youth of this colony are facilities to not study given trust that the We mineralogy. see clear to Government will its way in establish a School of Mines

is disclosed in the following' which shows our table, yearly output of the precious metal since the dis of the Kimberly field covery

11886

view

teems

gress

Oz.

mode

The

propeller,

which towed

and

15,

broken into

Sister

Frieze.

a

the

From

in

drifting a

to

(Inscribed

arrival at disabled

.about

towed

Asloun,"

Tramway

education known that technical had to from small beginnings evolve itself in the as Eastern else Colonies, that such and it is obvious where, must case here. We be the may on move but the sciences faster, branches which the various of mining are from the based must be taught the more elaborate plant beginning, in due course. and premises following

to dis beginning mineral resources, that the concede

only

the

instituted into the Eastern

remembered

is

Fremantle.

—

gold

its

really it

vast

people

in

throughout Australia

is

industry When our

most

them

in erecting

places Western

:infancy. that we

mining

many

the

provide

country, it for many country years to come, has is strange that the Government not to even a taken steps provide the sum for establishmoderate ment so and useful of desirable an Institution. The of neglect the to found such a Government to the school is a wrong and injustice of this colony. The rising generation a mines is for School of reply " is to be Inquiry stereotyped

the and country, in view of the excel should of the scheme

-Government— .not

of

"

of the

propeller

been

with

was

miles.

2,5<J0

be

.

the

is,

5,

September

for

had

Ocean,

June

steamer,

staple industry would be to-day, colony is the mining industry, to In the contemplate. that the demonstrated fact to a and is be, mining but a mining and nothing

shocking face of

are batteries public accomplish and the great boon they unques on confer the tionably struggling A public would prospector. battery

to the

Britain, as tuition

Indian

since

this

without

the

in

of the

ments' What

ing,

mean

it

colonies and, such technical

which

of

object

her The

last.

South

'

at

ore

"

out-back

the

since

Sunday

on

the

Irish

My

Waikato,"

—

"

the

treat

profitably

The

the steamer,

a training, to fit the mineral wealth which exploit we are is at our whilst debarred doors, the acquisition from of such know

training. They look aid in the matter, the custom is in all

interest

Port

them

—

to

considerable

to

ledge arid Government

Waikato— is now

—

knowledge

of capable and practical officers, the result that with they have already an active revived into and flourishing condition many formerly neglected which were simply mining camps, need ftid for of ways languishing ment

means

—

and

"

-The steamer, berthed alongside has been an Quay, -Fremantle, The which

men should Why young say or from over the sea, people, come from knows goodness where, to this colony, fully primed with

other

-

Our

was,

—

soon remedied however, of Mines, who per by the Minister the batteries visited various sonally under and placed them the manage

affairs

only all ings,

first

and Drugs, Trusses, De Baun's Build 'Hay-street,

qualities

Sundries.

Willliam-street,

Murray-streets.

in

and

or.

William

and

Teh 258.

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any

the

of

case

some

claimants

seven

a

heated discussion as to whether arose, notices had been sent in the regular in the Act. time or specified -by the that he waited on explained secretary

their way The

Board of the at his him all the claims forwarded had been

the Chairman from received that jections

and

office

that

ob and to him on

the before the 30th or September, a of that date, post-mark envelope bearing had been sent in by that as a they proof that a that he had posted time, and duly the claims and on list of those objections hall

his and

on

Chairman's office, on the appearing by him, neither

door

of

Several

present, their given

not

knowing

Government for

claims

the

other discussion, not was

the sufficient

any

acrimonious there ruled that

that

court, the

appointed. Mr. Kirkby concurred of the last speaker. Mr.

League

in

he

regretted

that

would

right

to

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the

having

to

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placed

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as

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instructed

was

member

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in

form.

regular

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Board Nichol Hall, 10th Tuesday,

ordinary meeting held ao one Agricultural on Jandakot, Roacl,

was son

October, Court

had and

Newton. read

meeting were man drawing the

the

should they in particular the

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requesting and

to

fully to he him to record

of

<£11 which

reported he tary

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was

that had

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company

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at

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Board.

October 9, 1899. Monday, meeting of the above Roads ordinary There were Board was held on Monday. Messrs. T. Smith (Chairman), present: Munro and Withers Fullerton, Kirkby,

A

letter

was

Secretary's for the

that, Board of

appointment he

would The

as

stating Local

the

confirmed. the Colonial as soon the site

dealt

were

Board

a

for, Health

provided of

with.

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casioned was.

economise. Considerable a

letter

merriment

sent

to

caused the

was

the

clerk

asked Council, giving particulars of traffic to regard interruption Street. The information Fitzgerald been of a member given by the wife Board, through her husband. the

In Mr.

authentic any lady

Mayor

chuckle

stated

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necessary

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midst to

state

was

heated

a

information into

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all

that that

over

of

the

City

for across

had of

Board

without

at

the

had

dragging

and

fact,

the

discussion, that was

and that the scrimmage, A. Forrest), would laugh

to himself

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the and

consider

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