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with him. Their society hours and he spent most of his leisure It was not with theth. long before he their discovered irreligious principles, at him. which first shocked Soon, insidious conversation ho%vever, their and not had its usual baneful effects, " their ridicule of his monkbraving

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as devotion," fallen had himself he gave have said,

Brittany Jean and Suzettie No 'morning, both the attendance-of passed without at in Mass, and both joined fervently :

village lived.

them of all ,as soon as they learnt to His Name' or join lisp littlebands in prayer, which their their good parents taught them to do at a

One after another early age. very faded away, until the poor cduple be gan to look upon each babe as it came one soon as destined to leave" them ; to kind old Cure told become as their an intercessor for them in them, Heaven.; And with this thought they to tried reconcile themselves to the 1 it back to the Good God idea of giving had lent to who it them. '

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great joy was heard, and prayer blessed with a little girl showing the same delicacy their

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infants, gave; hope that the latter part of would also be granted.

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was indeed something an the little so that her child, often trembled father and mother lest she also might leave them for heaven,' for which fit. place alone she seemed never She was so happy as when, at with one or church both of her par and before she could ents, speak she would, of her own accord, plainly kneel before the little wooden crucifix or image of Our Lady which hung in the cottage, and lisp one of the little her mother had taught her. prayers was Then she not happy when, al of the convent lowed by the nuns she walked in procession with school, on some the other children feast day, and helped to carry a tiny banner ? \

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however, they a often wondered if fresh occupant fill wouldever the vacant cradle which still stood in the corner of the room, and both Suzette and her husband God's will He prayed that if it were entrust to would another child them,, who would grow up and comfort them in their old age.

previous parents

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how imagined af all grieved was the change in her "husband this; her. He had to incomprehensible so been in every way and exemplary, not he grown irreli now, had only' to her but he was often unkind gious, to his child. and indifferent now The little six years old, girl, was the only, comfort the poor woman time had ; and when she could spare take her to the from home she would and kneeling before the altar, church, of her would for the conversion pray husband. Little Marie would also say some to our dear Lord, little prayer in who, as her mother told her, lived and was the same In the tabernacle, fant Jesus, whom they had worship ped as a Babe at Christmas. of The and the anxiety grief wife broken-hearted began at last 'to a act her health, and enfeeble, upon been constitution which had never was to all until it but apparent strong, her husband that she was slowly fad It

deeply

had

away, up his

it,;

together.

Communion and floly every bunday. God had" blessed them with holiday. to several but had seen fit children,

deprive v

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they

Catholic

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the

neighbour# acquain had worked, pleased him,-

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but

short-lived;

his for indifierence child the sorrow was and even with re

ANGEL

at made who

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happened

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the

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UNJUST

TREATMENT

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children

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the occasion

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annual .

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of prizes. and Monpresided, and a number of other also

were

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present.

gave

concert, enjoyable the programme of pleasing being full well numbers rendered The most attractive portion of the entertainment " was the cantata Too Bad or, Dis contented in the which Judith,',' characters were sustained cleverly Miss Renie ByMiss" T. Rieusset, Miss Effie Ryan/ Mlss Cecily Dalyj FootejVIiss and Miss Agnes Boyle, Lenore VBeeler. In addition the to; and instrumental m usic, singing .

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until after the night the poor man was in a state of his of apathy. Even the sight to child him. He annoy appeared said she was the last who had received embrace an from his wife, whom he had died without appeared to think him. forgiving

that

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for the While local and metro reporting in Riverina, I contracted press a severe politan chill winch weakness developed into a general of my digestive A short course of organs.

to a boy, F. given though' he had failed amination. There who

H. Bignell, the to pass was

al ex

Catholic

and one of ignored, another school failed to who pass a He said, Shame given prize. shame shame Let all cry shame it. Some time previous-to the upon Mr. Sharpe, Mr. Faulk examination, ner met and Brother Nunan and decided that no boy should be .award ed a scholarship who failed to pass the Adelaide examination. University When that decision was communi to cated Mr. he positively Jackson asserted that that should agreement be observed. Now in the case of F. H. he would tell Mr. Bignell, Jack of Schools, son, the Chief Inspector that he had broken his word, and he (Bishop Gibney) was still of fhe same

boy

passed

Swsaparllla

If then The

in four passed College French Latin, English, and chemistry. (with honours), Now, P. G. S. Hope, who passed there was in only three Ger subjects, English, man, and mathematics (with honours) and he had been given, a scholarship from though so far behind the others the Christian Brothers' College. There was also the fact that the- boy Brennan, who passed in five subjects, had been passed over and the prize to a boy who did not pass at given all. In the senior Robert division, from the Christian -Brothers' Joyce a had been excluded from College and a scholarship was scholarship ,

General

An mathematics and chemistry. other Christian boy from the same

From funeral

Latin,

English,

subjects,

No Appetite,

food only partly digested, the body is only partly nourished. blood and rapidly becomes thin filled with the nerves impurities, are is there easily exhausted, headache, whole and the restlessness, system is. debilitated. greatly Mr. A. Chauffourier, of Wagga Wagga, South New Wales, sends us his photo the following and testimonial graph

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the in highest place with honour Between them those grade. seven honours. It boys had won had, to notice been brought his however, that morning by the newspapers that these two been fairly boys had not treated. Catholics were not only being denied help in their educational also denied what work, But they were won In the j unior they had actually of the Christian grade, C. P. Brennan Brothers' in five College passed

Prizes

was

to see the old and surprised priest "the many neigbours surrounding bed of his dying wife, and little Marie was whom beside Her mother, lying she was and imploring, with kissing tears little down her own streamihg " and Not to face, go to Heaven leave her behind." v In

the night

home, he

on, and

went

when, returning

Time came

to all enabled me continue my work right. My appetite improved, my taste for food came and immy health -was back, general greatly proved in every way."

showed, great efficiency in marching idea made him reckless, and on and off the stage, ..the outcome, no it is When taking the Sarsaparilla, soon the little he had very penitence of long and;; best to use Ayer's Pills also. Take just doubt, drilling. patient at first evinced and he disappeared, At the conclusion the 'prizes were enough each night to produce one good to course returned his former of life. of the bowels free movement daily. distributed The by Bishop Gibney. ft Co., Lowell, Mui. U.S.A Pnpsrcdby Dr.J.C.Ajrcr Though looked after and cared, for in to a votebf, thanks Bishop replying little Marie natur by the neighbours, proposed by Monsignor Bourke,. dealt craved for love and sympathy ally at some the question of length with from her and would, father, during Roman Catholic education. He said Catholic Art that was at the short time he home, his visit to England he found during with her artless little to try ways in Great Britain, and travelling through / rouse him from his moodiness. But which comprised Scotland, England, the child and he and angered him. by this, Wales, that the Imperial Gov Book looked her as a spy upon his upon ernment on to the satisfaction carried actions a silent so he and reproach, J that the were not the opinion inspectors of Catholic education people, 324 HAY STREET PERTH to ask the Rev. determined Mother to EAST, trust to be trusted. He could not directed was that by themselves her into the convent, where receive them. Catholics were to supposed (Two doors from Pier Street). directed The by the Catholic people. she had been a day pupil before her on as stand the same other Government refused none footing who -mother became so ill as to need her sections of the community, but whilst MR. RYAN stock of Catholichas a select showed themselves efficient. In at home. were Although no boarders were there four of schools Literature and Devotional .and. Ireland inspectors Requisites, the Government also assisted taken as a rule, the Rev. Mother con in the colony, not one of them was a and in .makes a special study of being up-to-date the liberally satisfactorily sented to jean's request, making an Catholic. Catholics in the colony a education of the Catholic He has just received but shipment of Holy people, so Marie should not that were as exception being treated as Outlanders, direct from the well the Government in Great Britain Pictures, etc., known and be in the hands of her godless father. were if the colony's Govern meat a of and and Ireland firm will remind, did not despise their fellowTurgis Co., was taken to So the girl her new Boer Government, against whom it citizens. He called, on he has in stock his journey, patrons home amidst the tears and regrets of some be necessary at Said and Colombo, day to stand Port and he would the at the little for their neighbours losing It was Monstrances up and fight had recently visited rights. Copes, He Singapore. no As there were other chil an not ange. that could be tolera in case injustice found that the brothers Altar Crucifixes, Candlesticks, every dren in the convent, and also because ted. He would be very sorry to lay and sisters, who were on' the carrying Pure Wax Statuary, Candles, little Marie had never from home a slept man which he were charge against any work of education as liberally the Superioress before, was to substantiate, placed her in not able and sisted very Incense, Floats, Charcoal, Government. by th,e British a which had been to tiny dormitory, to call body of men He asked himself, any therefore, why the sorry Religious Pictures, off from her own cell. partitioned as account he had done that day, but of Western Australia should people her to bed, Before, however, taking he saw the injustice which was being etc. show themselves to be so antagonistic Holy Water Fonts, Rosaries, one of the Sisters took her into the done to Catholic and he children, to the Catholics, that they would give of National Stock Literature, convent so that she not Large chapel might say could suffer it. He no them assistance. It was a hoped it fact her prayers there in the of presence not and would last that the and General annum long, Literature. that "20,000 would not Theological per the Blessed Sacrament. come to a mind better people would pay for the work done by the Catho and see for themselves that it could Agent for A short time after the child was in lic schools in Western Australia. not contine. —AUSTRAL LIGHT— The other denominations were some (Applause.) bed the Rev. Mother heard from her and own cell a movement in the little dor what stronger in numbers, they the and'all the and then the open oppressed Catholics. He mitory adjoining, Home and American Magazines wondered at of it. The other' denom ing of the door arid the pattering A Plague Grasshoppers. of The grass saw inations the-work Picture naked 'feet the Catholics in Framing and Printing are appearance Stationery, passing along the corridor. hoppers making their districts in New and did, and they knew it was as well South many Wales, Before she had time to open her Cards Memoriam a "Specialty damage to the grass and done as the Work which were doing considerable own door the feet ran they November little quickly Grenfell on crops. was, 28, and yet, doing in their own schools, STREET EAST— HAY down the stairs. The Rev. Mother and literally besieged by grasshoppers, il though liberally treated,' business had to be brought to a they standstill, hastened to follow, but her veil catch doors from (2 Pier-street.) to refused assist the Catho liberally hotels and business places having to close' detained, ing in a nail in the passage as a protection the invaders. lics. He had to had time after against some ex say and she' was minutes her, time that he had no confidence in the The Eev. J. M. the well-known Curran, and before she had done it, tricating w e'stern a us from to of the schools. had |has a visit inspectors There geologist, just returned so the she heard door open sacristy of which he gives a some Grassy Gully goldfield, been that he appointed latterly tralian turf club and shut. favorable estimate. highly did not know about. He did say, the stairs she made her to be effective be fresh and should Descending Drugs that he had no however, confidence, the of the W.A. / into little and saw purest quality. Apothecaries stakes— way chapel because he knew of instances where 3, 070. to supply their various branches a chair, Co., Ltd., Marie which she mounting acted to the Catholic unfairly they Hay-street, import largely by weekly mail. the had taken from and sacristy, schools. He was to and however, De Baun's William-street, glad, Buildings, New Year's i in the the front of altar before Meeting, placed William and cr. find that they had university exam Murray-streets. Tabernacle. The Superioress, fear Tel. 258. inations above the school inspectors' J 'saturday, 30th .dec. 1899; ing that the child might be frightened how the Catho heads, which showed she 1st fall if monday, or, perhaps, spoke or let january, 1900 ; lic children were He being trained. herself be seen, half hid herself be Your Old Friend would bring an instance or two before Patronise an. wednesday, '3rd. j 1900. / hind a pillar. She wished to watch them. One of the boys in the and to consider the denouement how it Christian Brothers' a t. r. College, boy Entries for the Maiden would be best to make her presence Plate, Nursery whose -Were parents simply only WATCHMAKER Stakes Perth Stakes, All Aged Stakes, and it to PRACTICAL known should be necessary check bad taken people, first for labouring Nominations Sapling Stakes, Epsom the child's movements, and though feeling at the Final Handi place Adelaide Juvenile Handicap, Hurdles, University sure from her own the of Farewell knowledge cap, Welter senior over Handicap, Handicap, and, honour examinations, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER no little one that evil motive actuated will of The be, received by the Secretary all South Australia and WTestern W.A. Turf St. George's her. Club, at. the Office, Australia. Another from the Any part of a. Watch Manufactured. boy Terrace, Perth, up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, (To he Concluded,) Christian Brothers' and Chronograph a Speciality 15th DECEMBER, 1899. College had taken Repeaters .

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lot.

our

follow the events of in them past year and repeat detail would might be a task that in some The prove degree trying. in short for the most although year, it has passed by without any part more of than occurrence ordinary fea interest has had its particular

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to fresh

readers. It minds might were be said to be. so to repletion, it arid one of not of high importance, more to much remains be which heard. #

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one is with which, be regarded probably as for the present settled, virtually must con the people of the colony to so that tinue themselves, occupy or attain to sooner they may, later, and a clear of it, understanding take the decisive finally, step, judiand with a know- j complete ciously to of what it is which they; ledge commit themselves.

have been additions, too, communities by the various of nuns, and thus provision has been a of the made for wide extension

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the Bishop, Father Very Rev. Ryan, O.M.I., other members and several of the was The general attendance Clergy. the hall being crowded, very large, interest was shown and much, in the performance. The throughout orna had been tastefully platform mented for the occasion, and in front of. work'done of it a quantity by the some of which had obtained pupils, at the Coolgardie Exhibition, prizes was and well displayed, gained merited admiration. The children, in their white pretty dresses, pre a sented pleasing appearance, very his

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campaign

many those of

shall results joyfully year whose them endure for when time itself shall be no more.

The

danger. A

letters

golden

OCIHvll

both

Its

—

weeks

reason to fear that our those at the scene already and those about to follow

been

of prizes in conschool off on came at Wednesday evening, 20th instant, the Town Hall. Lady Forrest pre-

have

now

has

then,

The distribution neption with this

our

men,

may

special blessings. be inscribed" by

1899,

year of

St.

ago. the first there seemed shores, corps for ex their grounds hope that would be no more periences tragic than those of the Soudan expedition sent out some years ago by New South Wales. Things, however, have taken a more serious and. turn, a

left

one

record

ought

that

Joseph's give proof of conducted admirably school. The received teaching by them is plainly of the highest merit. The second part of the programme consisted of the drama, "Jack and Princess." sori-who Jack, a younger on the has fared death of his badly falls in by chance with Dame father, a little old lady in a red cloak Trott, hat of the same and a tall pointed a swan. who carries colour, Jack his last crust with arid shares her, She forces thereby gains her favour. as a or him her swan loan upon gift as as he needs it, telling him long he must take it with him to make a : certain how princess laugh. Jack, is rather doubtful, and thinks ever, that a be -a pig or a goose would more to animal possess. profitable a The King of the country, jovial brother of old King Cole, irionarch, has a daughter who, to his great cannot be got to laugh, but distress, uses up 50 handkerchiefs day every her tears. in His wiping away that he will Majesty promises give to the young lady in marriage any man who can make her laugh. Jack, with his meantime, goes his way swan until an he arrives at inn, where he calls for a glass of beer. The maid who serves him becomes as to curious the swan, which in attendance

great

at St.

Mercy

schools

credit

;

The Redemptorist Fathers, too, some have come— of them from the from Eastern colonies, others Ire us. land direct to settle' among to accrue Of the blessings from their we An presence need not speak. earnest been has already of given in of the Missions thiese the fruits conducted recently by the Fathers. #

Coming

was admirably Misses played by Hayden, 'i Lucretia Borgia," by Miss " Hayden arid Master Cunningham Ripples on the Lake," by the Misses Philand Shanahan; and "Faust," pott and Miss Radley. by'Miss Philpott In each instance the performance was the of much excellence. On the of the Sisters whole, of pupils

—

engaged

are

a same third of the Lesson," isong was likewise well devised character, and prettily executed. A dance, in which "decked with rib tambourines were was bons prominent, very and and afterwards graceful lively, a danced by two little hornpipe, girls, was much admired. Drill exercises the dumb bells, in which given were the class themselves very proved deft and agile, and " Drill Flowers," intricate and graceful evolutions into which of flowers were garlands introduced. The prettily piano consisted of duets. The playing Misses Dunn, junior pupils, played

Trott

threat

and

reappears

of her that

sion hero

going Dame

resumes

posses

out to the pointing it had been much' more useful to him than a either pig or a This was, goose. amusing play well the young.. ladies acted, very themselves with intelli acquitting arid The. costumes, spirit. gence which were of some too, variety from the of the sumptuous apparel to and their court king and princess the or the make-up of the clown swan,

—

sweep

most

were

—

artististic.

the conclusion

the

ance

the

Bishop Lordship

words.

His

hardly

necessary

thing,

for

all

few

spoke .said

was

him to say anyhad -witnessed

they

for itself. the children

perform

distributed.

were

prizes the

Afterwards

;

to pleasant well trained. One of thegirls, Miss M. L. Thirioux to whom had Lady Forrest pre a was the sented first medal, gold female in West Australia who had honours ex the senior passed with amination of the Adelaide University. on This reflected honour her great the and also on school she where her received education. His Lord-

spoke see

went

ship

Sir

(the tion

was

his thanks express his for taking place at the distribu

Forrest

John

Bishop's) other

the Chris Students of and the 1st college 2nd in the recent Adelaide" places in this examination. The children were the of those any colony equals were nowhere better where. There means of education to be found than those His Lord they had in Perth. them to ship concluded by exhorting in the pursuit of virtue1 and persevere tjie

tian that

God,

might

His

honouring obtain wished them

all

Gold Thirioux

Medal

Gibney

for

passing examination.

preliminary

University

of Music, Trinity College, Vera Thir Dann, Julie

Theory —

Teresa

ioux,-

University

to awarded Maggie and Mary Thirioux, Rt. Rev. Dr. Gibney,

Julie by the

London.-

the honours.

with

medals

Leahy,

Louise Rev. Dr. to

Right

passing

examination Silver

that

blessing.

awarded the

they He happy Christmas. List.

Prize

Geeson,

evening College. had >von

Brothers'

Maggie

Colre.avy,

Frances Philpott, Hayes, Louise Dunne, Thirioux, Shanahan, and Grace Radley. Good

Conduct. 1st 2nd prize; O'Callaghan Christian Doctrine. Kate Connolly. —

prize,

Vera

;

Application

Gertie Dann.

1st

prize,

Study.— 1st

.rize,

—

Maria Annie

Mary Leahy. Good Condon.

Conduct. Music.

Practical ces

1st

—

May

prize,

1st

—

2nd

Philpott;

prize,

Fran

Fanny

prize,

King. 1st Emma Singing. prize, 2nd prize, ner; Ivy Dann. 1st Standard VII.— prize, 2nd Lynam prize, Mary —

Bon Rosie

Ann

;

Brady. Standard O'Dea. Standard

VI. V.-

—

1st

—

1st

prize,

Amy New

Jane

port.

Standard

IV.

1st

—

Byrel

prize,

Philpott.

Standard O'Callaghan. Standard Hewitt.

III.

1st

—

II.

—

prize, 1st

Kathleen Ida

prize,

be less likely to pro mote than the utterance any object of threats which those against whom they are aimed know to be impossible of fulfilment. The Government of " the Swan as River Settlement," they call iti if it be in a merry mood, which it probably is afford not, can to laugh at the bluster alluded to. can

Nothing

panied

and bells in which

the

two

accom

are Campbells' that reflected " them. Home

was

manner

cerned. #

Bells," jingling

the

Valuable aid has also come from the other From New colonies.. Zealand the diocese of Geraldton has received a: community of the Dominican nuns, who, short a time as has since their arrival elapsed last have established June, already

movement it separation might possibly be too much to speak as a It characteristic of the year. is a mere whim, taken up in passing a moment of displeasure, but hardly to be pursued to extremes. any It has an ill advised been, indeed, so

excellent schools of whose training the children to their committed

the

undertaking,

;

question

although

Sleigh

by the by

evolutions were scarfs used with telling effect. Another kind was song of the same " white White in which Sails," handkerchiefs were waved in token and of departure, also employed to aid in the motion of a suggesting were The suggestions ship at sea. well carried out. "The Dancing

the been

respect

one

Tn.

the

song," illustrated

even

is,

know

con-

clusion of the' nineteenth has century of some discussion. been a subject We take the benefit may, perhaps, to of the doubt so far as avoid the review of the century that certainty seem to the upon might impose conscientious journalist. But

;

The

signify.

new

with

off

each released, of revenge.

are-

prisoners

its

towards

tendency was at noticeable. any time dragging the It was, correct and true, besides; well maintained. t)ther pitch being in each of which the class songs, themselves with acquitted equal were "'I Love the .credit, Sunny " The of Meadows," Tara," Harp " The and "All Merry Minstrels," are An action "Beautiful." Things

the

Whether

was

performance

crispness.

I x

the

throughout to

seem

now

fortunate

prove

will

foreshadowings

its

turn

laughs \

comes

again. Jack, the accepted

therefore,

'be--'

swain.

The

Gymnastics.

Kathleen

—

McGuin-

ness.

Kindergarten. Loy Rodereda, Certificates from Fancy Work. Exhibition Teresa ColCoolgardie reavy, May Hayden, Annie Hayden, Ruby Flynn, Alice O'Meara. —

—

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Canada

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of. nine a little was bright girl Three mites of boys appreciated. a to the gave hornpipe, dancing

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THE

then

CASTLEMAINE

Mass mid-

which on a congregation, Sunday,, night the to the doors, crowded Church being the His was Bishop Lordship present. Father deacon, the celebrant, Keogh and Father Robinson sub-deacon, Father The choir, master of ceremonies. Prgrtna.it under the con ductorship of Mr Fitzpatrick, with Madame Patek at the rendered organ, B flat. The Mass in altar and Farmer's for adorned had been beautifully Sanctuary At 4 a.m. of Mercy. the feast by the Sisters Mass was celebrated Keogh,. by Father 7 a.m. A Missa at who officiated again

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splo,'

1133.,

school

volumes

years, half of the.

with

may

spoke

never

who

with

good style. by Miss May

audience.

surprise

should

Maley

her

the

years),

Nuns

Duet,

came

of pupils a great

received

Bishop

Weavers,"

"Tapestry

music

children

performance

Miss

of tenwith a

time

care

and. teachers.

many the before, the good

.the

much

a performers evening, bring most to a successful enjoyable programme end. mention be made of should Special Mrs. Mr. and Arthur Clinch, who were good the music for the dance to enough supply which and also for those ladies followed, who with were so good in coming forward foremost provisions, amongst the being Mesdames W oolhouse and Reynolds.

DAILY.

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six months open the ages of the concert— under twelve majority being

and

who

too

vent

maiden

of the

the children

the

playmates,

skill

Nuns as short

the

which

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COOMBER

Catherine's

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Reynolds missing

ovation.

the

FAMILIES

Hall, gather occasion a concert being by the ing the of The the Dominican Convent. pupils which was a one was programme long The arrangements, carried out by perfect. Mrs. Clinch absence of the Arthur (in the that could be desired. Nuns) was everything The children went through their respective hitch and reflected parts -without any great

Annie

After be said. an interval the programme proceeded Native "My Land," by

Master recitation

Greenough.

date

recent,

Greenough,

first

Concert

their

Hilda

Fire,

Dominican considered,

Miss

Keef and E. a the good' reception, of the little ones being Miss H. 'Dennison's. very pretty. piano was in dashing solo, Irish. Airs," given The of both schools then style. pupils a little very laughable song, sung Napoleon's Army," the children dropping a word each time time and keeping to the

InJackson, Cyril of General spector has Protest;. Schools, explained that with regard to the of his prize, as men deprived hoy unjustly tioned an by Bishop Gibney, involuntary mistake had been made, which, he (the In will The spector) rectify. Bishop has ac explanation. cepted the

credit

Whit-

Mayor

Reynolds played

Bean in

Good-night," by had. also Allender, tuneful good-night

to him

the

Mr.

Dick

Willie

chorus, St. Thomas',

from

Gibney's

home

Tontine," well »done for one so chorus by Miss Maudie young. Bandon the best number be considered may of the effect of bring the evening, having the house, some sixty ing down pupils sing Miss Grace chorus. Maley came ing, the "How he Saved with a again recitation, St. Michael," and met great approval with;

Insurance

Accident)

Company,

capably

Mr.

Ryan.

Father

presided

'«

the

A solo

Rev.

Very

allotted

Then a piano 'was Morrell,

;

Jack

parts

the

sung

wards

minutes

Telephone.

were

0—

;

Dr.

the

Master

For Martha sends for

MICHAEL

choir under the well-trained baton of Mr. M. McDonnell. The principal soloists Miss E. were Hunting, soprano; Mr. Miss T. alto McKenna, j. Treacy, J. A. Smith and F. Ruther tenor -Messrs. of whom themall ford/bass acquitted A sermon selves with credit/ wa'spreaehed the

was

Grace

;

Perth.

of the Church FreFathers, Mass was Higli

Fideles

and.

Obbinson

and

cannot

Adeste

Hotel

Family

mantle, at midnight celebrated "on Christmas Eve, with Father Hennessy acting as celebrant as deacon and Fathers Ryan and. Smy the Weber's Mass in sub-deacon. G. and

again

develop Maley,"

quite a prima home wishing future. Master

as Lord afterwards, could not be surpassed. was a success quite

Laurie,

The present. every evening was a large

were

At the .Oblate

Patrick's Church,

Fremantle.

Miss was

audience

and

Dennison

satisfactory.

strong

her

training

also did as good part as Simple Simon, as Ivy Taverman Maggie Lauder, and Miss Selbie. May Buckley as Annie Forrest Master Wiley as Cowboy and after

bazaar was to continue open the week. There during the at the and attendance opening, sales and raffles were ceeds of the

hear

sent

also

was

Killer,

with

effective actor. McDonald and

tington, London,

Sts.

Giant

M.L.A., Fathers

and

Kelly

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Miss

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part

Miss

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Bazaar Geradton.

THE

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presentations.

Literary valuable

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Rev.

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Kalgoorlie

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the

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Jack and

favourite

leaves

week

this

the

going through sou) quite to the letter, in such a as would do credit way part of much to one more Master experience. after Joseph Wiley as Farmer Jack, and

Albany

filled

her

time

some

indifferent

Eakins

roars

(the

Co.

FatheivMateu of health

Rev.

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Mateu.

;

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Rev.

The.

Father

a.m.

came

—

FREMANTLE.

sung

was

Then

Cantata

audience.

piece,

Pontifical High was', celebrated

little

of the

Japanese Fan Drill," little of St. girls pupils Thomas', by seven ones their these little going through in a very A piano evolutions way. pleasing Lavinia Kelvin Grove," by Misses duet, Jink ins and H. reflected Dennison, great the Nuns teachers credit as music upon soft and touch the finished being very The Infant noticeable. Orator," a recita Walter had quite the tion Bell, by master this little success it was deserving of, chap his and watching stops pauses right and not once through making the least mistake. of the Next, Meeting Waters," with of St. song chorus, by pupils well Thomas' was very sung. Following this the cantata was Playmates," part I: Miss Lavinia Mother Eakins, as Goose; in a neat fitting old fashioned dress arrayed and to and bonnet match, assuming the taking

the

Feast of Nativity.

amusement

of the Cathedral Immaculate Conception

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and set Some

astray. has deranged' its and faculties its -deprived conclusions theological of their, more exalted This in qualities. it of terpretation gives Bishop Gibney 's mind, in short, smacks_ of nothing higher than mere ordinary falsehood. The Bishop, of course, would neither be first nor last to admit of the kind. anything He, would instruct the teacher to be honest in the duties he fulfilling had undertaken.

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Anglican theologians, our is a contemporary are now example, just

temporary's

—

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FRESH,

Address

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IX.

SATURDAY,'

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1899.

30,

THEOLOGIAN

porary

sorer

WHITE

The and and all charity piety, the seasonable of our sentiments, esteemed the West contemporary, Australian have been outraged' , by the the other speech, made night at St. the Brigid's of by Bishop Perth of which .a will be report found in another Our place. in a takes contemporary, leader, the Bishop to task, and admonishes and corrects him severely.

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good Catholic." '

moreover, will admit

tells

now

independent the part

dangers

the

-protect sect

schools

against not

they

only forbid

must

meaus of acquiring them, but all and fully; degenuine knowledge the powers of the. intellect yeloping and heart. The charge of attempted proselytism, meantime, is as false

that above. But thatonr It

which

have

referred

is not only with theology is concerned. contemporary addressdrops into politics,

also

awful admonition to Sir John Forrest. Sir John Forrest, it says, who has been bv the corrupted bad example ef Crown Governors, is endangering his position by thie favour he shows towards the Catholic Church, aud the

ing an

support

he has given

Our for the conjures up terror of Sir John, aud the warnwho, it savs, if ing of his followers he does not mend his manners, will to

its

demands.

contemporary

a melt away like mist of -spectres the most alarming It pictures kind. two hostile in parties the. State "one the other believing doomed

everlasting horrors, simply because the they cannot .accept creed of the other party." But does our

us, His

duty

which

to.

one,

contemporary

may allude

ask, Or

have Anglicans, for dis example, carded the Athanasian creed also ? If "horrors" not, still form a of

portion refuse

our says " in effect, but" it contemporary, is rumoured about in certain that, the Catholic cases, teacher in a State school has abused his posi to favour the success of the tion local Ca.tholic school. our This,

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nevertheless,-

THE -

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and

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contradiction— liell

extinction

the

their in

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wouldn't when

provided—

think

man eligible in the tea-room can't we "Why

until

bourne,

girls said, tea-room."

'the too."

managed

marriage, dressmaking

much damage to doue thereby

many

travelled of the

miles

than

weakness, of water, are

want

the

escape

through

SITUATION.

between

The that

Sheep

con

moving

the

losses

particularly said

are

famine

are plains reported state, being incapable four miles and daily,

low

very

—

England."

friends

were

scarce,

their

Them-

the Boers

enemies,

there

be to object' may the is difficult to proposal against divine. No question of the Sovereign it .authority, may be assumed j has Of Been made by any of tne sects. one acknow only is the Queen the to would refuse ledged head, but none pray

her

a.t;

request.

wills, do so

even

But,,

merit-

that

fear the

national

-of

arms,

appeal,

that

—

can

tor

the

Last week, Bible. this claim repeated

the

that)

Irish army

have

been

Assembly of

are

that

intended to his

to make constituents

Forrest

forced

by a

until

the

at active fact

that the that

against country

Mi.

It Leake

politics, after he

unit

has

Fashionable

fully of the

Devices.

good family,

large

rative

Pippa "),

outlet.

Two hand

appointed

tea-rooms.

room

ladies "

water,"

or a

was

gown, young and

could

men

got feel of

item,

great but

years round

by male

paid

was

officiating

which forgot,

for

long

fashionable

— .

Many

colour to

Sydney

remune

it was ago quite coffee in daintily The rent of the,

until the relatives, heads above their their feet". Dress

cburse; to choose lunch

cotton

Society the club,

gave

such Irish

domination

pupils

1500,

including1, characters

toughest latitude

enjoyed

quently

results

grace here

civilised cannot be a

mines'

by these

roughs which

scenes

such

country. for blamed,

expected

possible

for

him

one

but

man,

to effectively

be in

manage

groggeries

convictions do

the Gwalia, at, usual and rows the

accompanied, vile language, unfit for -almost

time showed

quite requested

fol

scholar, Little

Fine than

was

wonder careful

both

baby,

cleverness.

favorite, -sweet manner,

Cue.

have

Miss

Daddy,"

that

she

and

will

favorite, to sing at Misses Ada

The

been M r

future

-North duet

Gibson

and rest, Doctor."

"The

had

to be Deathless

"The Successful

than

delighted then

gave

his

best

the style

that

course

content:

task The

Old

piece

simul

selected, the gave

Clock the Stairs," of .children an opportunity showing of good teaching, effect and the manner which tlie was was" number, given

clever.

"If

Germyn,

and

Senora

could the

brought

After

few

Valor

also

convent pupils, under Miss 30,

first

minutes the

opened with

the

Waters

the

programme

F. North, Fienberg,

.Mr. close.

not

occasions.

previous the Misses Ada and Vera Coleman, difficult

Mercer was

recitation.

"The

Mr. but

Army,"

The

the in really

Speak," by part to a

interval, second

Senor v

part The

Florentia."

numbering between took Dunn, then

25 and their

and executed on the the places stage in a splen cantata, The White Garland," did manner. No shyness nor forwardness "

was

his

noticed,

her

but

each

part

one

performed

they thoroughly the work of to please the trying enjoyed audience. The taken principal parts were by the Misses Dunn, Coleman, Vera Fien berg, Elsie North, Maggie Hall, and Lawson': Snow and North Masters represented and the the Laggard Naughty Hoy respec were tively. .The choruses capitally rendered, oU the especially "Child, Early and Scholar is Your Morn," "Tardy The latter was to the old Name." sung time tune of Char favourite Champagne and the children -their giving lie," yrhole hearts to the song rendered the number and a with wonderful precision, swing which was Mr. Douglas fixed charming.

dis-

his "

im the

roaring

slytrade

with

.the

which

old

were.

taneous

care

and the de singlehanded, not him with even provide horse visit the where a to Gwalia, large of the An addi reside. portion population is sadly tional mounted constable needed. of recent continue to

Then little

not

district do partment

spite

list,

Fienberg gave pianoforte class and had the manner, piano, fall view of the house the audience,

first

sang

name

Who's audience

were

some

programme two

numbers the Gibson

-make

women andplace in.' On a recent do reside children Sunday the act of setting was a teamster banght.in which fire to a ton aLdynamito, comprised The chain-lightning part of his' loading.' had whisky sold at the" sly-grog Jshanty too much for him. proved

coming

favorites and

the

up not

prepared

guitar

duet

and

verve

had not .time liad Wilson in swinging duced

Cue

O'Hooligan,"

appreciate as the ring

it-

the

among

Hooray

whole

the

audience

that-

Fienberg. on

can

the

viz.,

enough for the audience, and an encore waswith Whata demanded, and the Day I'm going to Have To-morrow,"

infre

Tlie'polieeofficer he does all

missed

Vera

natural

careful, herself

was

several

wee

little and

the

youngsters rendered

the

not

noted

concerts.

whichand

sang

would

leed.

are

programme to, and

eighth

entitled

kept,

Dunn

in a been

and

fields,

Miss

by a

pronunciation

concerts and Vera

of about population! some of the unfortnately, the

school,

Sisters

the

Though

probably

Convent

good

future

North-,

made

that

the

recitation

teaching

Centre. There is Pleasant (accord the Miner Kalgoorlie correspondent) the

the

amateurs, gave children through of careful and training for reputation splendid

the

which

fully

on, Friday, Institute,

Cue Miners'

The

evidence

the

and in

Times).

well-known

concert.

Chick."

fund Patriotic

insurrection be broad

must

Con-

attendance

led drill, by number, though,

lowed Tottie

gave for

extremes 'opposite The sympathy

Cue-

after .the overture, given immediately to say, was well ren which, it is needless dered by Senor and Miss Senora Valor. the Fienberg presided at the piano during musical and the pretty and drill, effective, of the will children be display always

remembered,

Dominican

was

It is the of gift the The corps. for his generosity.

the vent,

Unfortunately,

This"

individual this city

the to subscription the anniversary of '98. of

are

selected, especial the selection. niirses is away

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upheld

musical

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and Leonora, mediate' vicinity

each other that as good a persuaded tea"at the girl's luncheon might be "had time that was shop," though at the really hojfe.the .case. of., youths turned Quartets, with such that at last up / regularity for tables were reserved them, special -

however,-

and

not was adhered printed late .who arrived .a few minutes and effective very pretty sight,

put

would

used

circle, allowances

some

to.

year, liberal

ing

home

out

for..

with

seem

Nor

mention.

special

British

uphill fight the prepared the at ministry

small

proportionately

(writes

view

first

teaching

Father

Ui progress. of Dr. Kenny oi

most uncommon. embraces both

utmost retirement

exercised separation

received.

in send

that

celebrating generosity

long

contemporary

argument

been

Buildings',

William

their fully

the

Our for

exercised

horses

the

his

gave

making

severely

behind-hand

Last

from

apparent

feels

especially

for the defeat Election.

girls aiid

necessity

odds,

General

W.A.

well,

left

were

encore

the

comic

leave

them.

songs' Mr.

clubs

intro

new

his

by an

The Gallery." to thorougly which followed,

impromptu

movements

proved

too out, of

Cue.

The

lengthy, leaving

and Mr.

broad task raising, his 'similes one's face, on, every "(Where T am being Lodging now especially good. ". The chorus Good N ight," ,by the children executed their as was former hardly so well but the. National Anthem, as pieces,, sung in end chorus. gave a pleasing to by them amusement. a very pleasant evening's easy

territory.

the

donations

donor,

nothing who, entered Parliament, and me honest given

asiisted

its deprecates. Warlike Britons.' en-» In everywhere. Sydney the has been Anglican Archbishop sanctifying the Sabbath address toa an by delivering which he character in military assembly From all the ised the war as righteous," of of colonies news and preparations

day

first,

letter

from

missionary

measure

being

he says I have 'constitnents my

manly support."

his

bond of sympathy, from seemed to arise the peoples concerned. this between the Boers have On the contrary shown themselves hostile. Even a

De Baun's or.-

fair

15,

the

Four pupils, M. Coleman, the undertook

its

second

General

letter for

December

treat.

towards

demand

Federation

Apothecaries

258.

and

of his admiration'

and

particular has however,

their

the

school Gordon

was.

when

efforts, deserves

seat about

W: A.

(Murchison

There

they

his resolution regarding proposing as Mr. Federation a political move. merely Leake will address his constituents shortly and his: retirement. He will retain explain

by taunting

their Miss

notion

hand

British

new

was

welcomed

the

good

his

John

no sorer personal. Probably subject?, could be recalled in his present predicament, to Mr. Chamberlain's recollection. By his action Home Rule he must towards that he has helped to weaken the recognise the its need-. in hoiu of Were Empire than meantime, more a there, anything small in sneer our contemporary's between Home Rule implied comparison

first Sir

Albany,

Concert

that

liberal

jsase

person He had

announcement but

ray-street.

Tel.

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Mail

making

course

Bible,

so deserving and, as the late estimable failed to obtain their Dr. Li vingstone, was burned favour. His camp by w£s fofced "to :leave them,: ;and fie

any private make. to

upon the

Western

him

regret

than

remain his

if it is .Ele'ction, to May next, and, in the meantime, influence will continue to use his in the the federal In the furtherance of cause.

way

last

retire

drugs'

to the

Hay-street, and

Ltd.,

attending had been

success.

movement

his

Fremantle.

every1

character. mean

Mr.

with

neverthe of it to the exclusion less, other of all the Boers have reading, con no The Boers, or their 'equals. of a nections, by-gone age it was, to whom the final estab .moreover, of the Biblical in lishment religion was Britain due. Great

for

of and

Sneer.

1898

They

.Enthusiastic thusiasm is

retire

here. forward

help

Empty

.favour

made

about

reasons

would

sacrifices be called

should

private

-from

statement

His

Parliament

treated

British

-calendar

letter

the

to that

Parliament.

greater

"the

indeed,

the

regard

have

to the

with

prepared according

milliners,

Friday the children

Troy

taken

We: (Albany

Retirement.— received have

Advertiser) Leake with

ment

some

devotion and a use

wounded, space

Leake's

the

4500

killed, the

within

from

.at

marched

Captain McCarthy, of to troops waiting at Dundee were mostly fifth little About a of that

the

the Boers Catholics.

but

were

rest

daughter

Wexford,

min

ister

orders

what

few

wounded,

with &c.

running

are

contemporary O'Gorman, might nevertheless,

the

they

reeommends

with and others to prisoners, bluejackets another Pretoria. In paragraph we ( Uni mention of an Irish on the verse) authority

who, on his return note, Europe to Melbourne, voyage from or two and preached stayed here a day

heafrd

the

Estcourt,

of their

the armoured excursion for many

number.'

William-street,,

that the gold'fields. The to leave .Father O'Gorman, who is about for has been requested to interview Europe, Mr. is Chamberlain on the matter par to .our ticularly displeasing contemporary. It scorns the idea of the delegate's obtaining the Right Hon, from a hearing gentleman, itself for the occasion of a very' availing refined satire. The allusions to Home Rule and the Land which our League,

eff

from

enemy And an affords yet explanation. be a close bond there should certainly the people of Great of union between of the South and those Britain where this is con African republics It has been 7 habitually cerned. -claimed that England is the guardian of

"One

forward

purposes killed and

were

escaped

upon consequence

believed

be easily

that

Dublins

alivo.

with unfortnnate

"reconnoitring"

Mr.

reason.

seems heaven, to' credit. is hard

sympathy

religious

train.

decline

attend

of them are many adventures was

last

prisoners

suggested,

should

disaster

how

for

enter

girls when

tea

lines

repetition

substantial

regard

charge up the hill "at, Glencoe, the Boers' almost im captured —-the words are pregnable position" White's. With the Glosters. General the Irish Fusilers lost heavily by death, and Nicholson's Nek. at wounds, capture As tor the wb should like to know Dublins, "

very

the

tlie Irish Fusiliers have been of every This is engagement. true of the made who Dublins,-

and

school

Warden

Dublin

and

specially the dashing

meet

The

war.

the due W.A.

that

thought

These

day for

and

this,

skirt-hands, Kanowna.—

Mrs.

picnic

severely

month.

similar

seems

front

nun,

warrants.

for

lives

Fusiliers in the

that

feeling

death to

now

are, make their

reputed

are

their

Nor

refuse

ef the

the

there

People

superstitiously to sign their

Some insure

extreme

of pride, moreover, be maintained in

attitude

to one hardly face of. heaven. is said, who

the

we are A strong outcry, is being told, tne that Her made against proposal Majesty the Queen should appoint a and humiliation. .day of prayer

What

since

outbreak

suffered

" .

business

Co.,

—

for

past praying

they

have

.selves

England,

regiments

Two

.regard

that,

Irish

Africa.

South

—

Who

Soldiers

the

and'

Catholic

ous.

Irish

are

made

at afternobn but now

red-letter

numer

very

editor,

contemporary kind congratulations

our

Times

quality

owing'

thank

the

Pharmacopoeia

as eagerly looking date, Miss the had who. conducts Lynch, school, them a The clerk of the promised picnic. weather was most and sent considerate, them a lovely and a num cool day, quite ber of bright and happy children assembled to the in the early morning and adjourned all manner of neighbouring woods, where for them, and were good things prepared The the order of the were games day: the shades of over were night creeping the tired youngsters sky when glad. and wound up theirnever-to-be-forgotten pic three cheers for Miss nic by giving hearty have a Lynch, hoping she would right Xuias. and a merry promising good atten dance after the holiday, -thereby hoping

succession in this district

Bullenbong.

from

tained

the

few

vestige green vege to the being stripped water for no positively

came

This

the,

admired."

Picnic

there

ditions

STRANGE

insects

being a

The

up every thistles

stalks, a distance Rock and

justice

and

right

been

results

droughts. have eaten even tation,

very

Rock

disastrous

the

gloomy

very

grasshopper

specimen then, is a telling of the charity and piety ana seasonof our sentiments able, generally the West Australian. contemporary Even have if been outragec. they

for

been

the

gers.' has

shop on bodice-hands,

districts

plains

'.Henceforth W ell, they

the

Prescriptions

It might be. utter stran

confections.

The

Riverina outlook

case "

one. applies Wangaratta .Despatch to the between country lying 'and where the Bullenbong, has the plague completed

tne (writes particularly

There,

has

the the

their

months

calls

contemporary compensation."

our

of that

Particulars

have

to -return kindly hs conveyed to

greetings card of

Christmas

purest

—

condition indicate

over

as received, year, have for vested rights, £15,000,

-and this " handsome

Look-out.

Bad

and

.society

;

didn't

—

£20,000 payment

Sunday

GENERAL.

AND

con

Catholics,

Government

the-

save

LOCAL

from

who,

our

impossible

move

esteemed pur contemporary, Herald. Thanks, also are.

Bunbury

similar

our a

jKrt-

probably

said, Mel

Greetings.—

acknowledge

seasonable the handsome

staff

establish Sydney, undertaking started two or three by 'girls. Have been to the Smith-Perkins's you for hats ?" No have your yet they asked but I should be afraid to say I me,

understand.

with

£15,000 interfering bounty. temporary's

time;

other/girls tea,

the

first

will

further any forces.

British

Christmas

repetition. Lord and

way;

before

by the

fully

their

awaited

made

the

married

'for

serve

her

other

girl

met the

In ment. has been

from that differ widely many forms A new :each other. phase it may now of Great be that prompts the people Britain to refuse to humiliate them selves or for aid in face of the pray national The situation, in danger. is one without fact, that, explanation, it

now

half

otherwise unseasonable senti .also, betrays ments. Is not Christmas a time for the visits of Santa Claud and without stint ? There, liberality miserable is that nevertheless,

contemporary,

chener,

for

.Our

of.

tickets

joining

tea-room

one

conjecture Lord Roberts

arrival

escort

being

tea-room what's and,

tell waste, I can .and birthday fair showered on

with

together1

damsel

the

The

extol

any. the

all

reported, and

much

Christmas be to

began

most

of the Bible, however, religion as it has been to customary the has it as one thing heedful,

been

upon Thie

time'

I've no When

But

has

may, others.

waitresses, theatre

for themselves, blessing in all imposegood, faith,

they go to see look at you, shouldn't be served

you." presents

news

they

such

What

them

consequence

there."

Nothing

death.

Pinkot-

much

pretty

week.

they appear he who that Islam, of battle dies a holy creed their teaches

the

remain

Things last

were

belief of the field

men

they

lunch

dear girl, wouldn't

girls; more, hour.

nice

War!—

The as

type

the

and

come

"Mother,

taurants. ton for

to their, wants. these class res

;

warlike

falls

in which theology he resolutely sets his an.adept, .face. Can it be that he himself also recognises the evil he has use; made of his' talent ?

making

Salvation Army take in their The Christ-; ranks. derived from their ianity they have Bible of the is of a interpretation

acquisition he himself

of the

now

Hungry

the-

are

the

officers service

to attend girls special ladies shunned

with

their the

that

perhaps,

Against

they

that

well,

perhaps,

-as

others

—

blame

not,

may

be vain " sun the degrees backward." ,go ten we need not is allusion, say, Biblical and worthy of a theolo But why should" we deny togian. treasures others that we ourselves have obtained ? Has the, theologian of the West Australian found that his lorn was but little to his profit

would ask that

—

were

obtain if he should The

part

—

Gibney's aid

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of cpmpetition. It and of the struiggle we \vas who did not defend ourselves, As and must -take the .consequences. men use merely long as any of these; from South extract the wealth they and Africa for their ./own pleasures we have -riot .much, to'; com interest bear the fruit of and must plain of, who rule in The speculators folly. Mr. Cecil Mashonaland (under wiser than we; they Rhodes) were that of all gold ordained 50 per cent, should go the Govern mining profits all diamonds ment, and they retained as a Governrnent found monoply. not wise enough to do sp, We were rnust suffer. But and the nation that is not thing poverty thevorst; iridividiial'. or a can overtake an In school: the that harsh nation. the and sturdiest noblest lessons are learnt. The virtues greatest the greatest like nations, iridiyidqais,, been and often the popresst have often what is more with wealth comes terrible theri corruption poverty of Europe millionaires Not. all lhe one man of genius can being prevent in the land to illuminrite it;;; not born in Africa can keep us all the gold freest from being the bravest, riktipri mancan shut on rio earth living out of our from our. eyes the glories of pur one throb: African sky,. br. kill'

old

Practical

friend

SCABS' LAX,

Watchmaker

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and

Jeweller. Part

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Address—

261

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Perth.

DRINK

. .

& STOUT.

ALK

STANI.KY —

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—

BRIGHT!

—

SPARKLING

CLEAR!!

Africari great us earth prevent plains a wise free, from, growing into /great, The faults ;of the past we people. iri ours. cannot but the futurb undo came when the who But men, to our shores and have penniless out millions of subpur acquired not contented withtheir are stance, When; they seek to dye the gains;

exultant

joy-

nor

can

;

BREWERY Mbunt's

STANLEY

;

than

wealth for build and Fortune; nothing ing up Fame more. This matter touch does not alone from the lovely the Transvaal Jtiex River east/ west, north, Valley, our lands are being taken and south', irom us, and passing, into the hands field

this

distant

Galapago Islands. ground to them,

it.

use

publish

—

alike, English the present— to

fail

;

this

not

whose

for whose we, Dutch

Personally,; be may they

;

of thought noble destiny lies the source and highest inspir-, patriotisrii

our

THOS.

croup

;

the

and

just

was

shall

Edward

action

positive

obtained, for

Witness—

other

decks Carlo, foreign women with jewels, while our citizens in poverty this is a small matter. toil are not That of us! But those men we love whose great South .--Africa to us own is dearer than our future interests, great and

whose

Monte

iers

gratitude;

have

258.

;

in palaces in the Medit

Park

and

as/much

wholly,

friends

Tel.

ray-streets.

are they South hardly any instances, not That South Africans. they were iri itself matter born would Africans had they thrown than less nothing, lot' with us, if in sympathies, in their one with and fears they were hopes, us. It is not merely They are; not. the ;weath which should have that of the richest made us one peoples in has us one of the the left world,

poorest, countries,

sins

sincere

and

;

had

Magaliesberg, into

passed

largely very

;

render

re APOTHECARIES CO., LTD., ceive regular weekly consignments of fresh De Baun's Buildings, Hay-street, drugs. and Mur and William William-street, cr.

private or they may unjust being inhuman at most in such qualities.; be rich men remain and brothers they must no from the who differ inway of us. We made certain majority and laws thejr topk regulations their own of them for advantage the success they have but pursued world of the. busiriess universal laws:

strong,

intensity are

war

W.A.

side

another,

will

the

for account

question.,

life,

but perseverance, in the movements people Well versed world. In a few of the speculative the entire wealth of South years of gold and dia its mines Africa, even its monds, its coal-fields/and intractable lands frorn' the lovely Hex we

the

always

South

Those

fearful

of justice.

;

there

amongst

;

'-/"/;

time a constant sufferer from: considerable which caused to have me severeIndigestion, and pains in the attacks,, chest, vomiting after I had been adverse, my meals. always to the -use of patent medicines, .but was. to and the try "VITADATIO" persuaded I obtained relief from the use of the first few doses induced me to continue After taking it. of three taking the contents (3) large bottles, 1 am pleased to be able to say that my health I intend is perfectly restored. to always of have a bottle VITADATIO." by. me,

of/ age the Boer who are a have the bar

..years

responsible

or some Australia other Before the people of South countries. to as a whole had time wake Africa/ the truth and to learn the first up to our diamonds great and terriblelesson should have taught us, the gold mines discovered. of the Transvaal were

We,

cry

found

wounded./

and:

dead

hear

can

produces pay the same" price. them, and must who to helm The man at the goes the rock when cannot blame sleep the ship be thrown ;it,: upon though it have be> torn asunder. He should was the and known rock there, is clear of it. It steered perhaps should A great bitterness natural. in our towards the men arise .hearts us disinherited is-it have ;- but ..who he

English brave,

who

man

pathetic without,

syrri

complished,

for its enact

prepared

by wise

appearance ments, as

prey,,

sixteen

the

through

not

their

for

Sir, to express my beneficial results "VITADATIO." using me

o£

Esq.; Tasmania.

Launcesto'n.

.—Boys

Accountability

A H eavy of fourteen have been

indi Nations, like; the and must pay viduals,, suffer, for: thriir ignorance, and price yet more than "their wilful crimes. stupidity He who sits supine and intellectually acire ;being. inert while great evils

—

were

The sympathy. is far other African South question man Shall one the question, than 20 while his brother millions' possess It is one far deeper. none ? possesses to

;

bare,' of

the picked the vultures

Nevertheless,

us.

think

this

;

when they

'arid

per

average

they us skeleton !" with a brokeri. is no broad-minded there

carcase

clear will leave

the

/-and

earth

return

have rifled our bones African

countries,

never

most

Nor poor nation. have inland lakes, we seas, great any or of the and rivers; sea, great arms a l<i) enable us to become great mari One thing time or carrying people. saves us from we have which only on the earth, being the poorest country and should niake us one of the richest. vast stores of mineral We have our and of gold and diamonds, wealth, of other wealth probably yet unfound. Nature has given This is all we have. else we area us people poor nothing but for these. Out of the veins run arid thei ning through rocks and hills, that lie niud-beds, heavy with jewels, arid plains j must be reared and in our created ourgreatnatiprial institutions, our art our and nluseums, colleges and; universities 1 by means galleries our of education must of these systern be extended and on the national side, the great future of out must of these at be built or not South Africa up of our mineral all. The' discovery came wealth somewhat upon, suddenly other

are,

with

compared

well-known

agriculturally,

remain,

must

br bushels, 6,866,322 of 6.6 bushels; acre

was

yield

;

and

the

whole, \

WEBBER,

Dear Allow

To W.

;

al-

;

Cowan,

Joe

Zealand

Mb.

what

poured

The

grain.

etc.

about the merits Comedian, says "VITADATIO." Perth; April 1899. 6th,

actual yield the at 9,489,830 bushels, The being 8.9. per /acre average results" for the whole actual colony acres season were 1,291,664 last acres under of which 1,034,934 crop, and the actual were cut for grain, been cut for is estimated

Indigestion,

are

and New

Read

America

Sciatica,

with. these

inarea under total crop as is given 1,431,108 25 districts have acres of which 1,063,726 -acres;

from '

plies

for

.11

The

supforth

;

vast

leaving be dealt

given,

districts

later

those

the

for producing flesh which

cl uding Were recently

for-

vast plains, corn-producing be culti for generations which may as without vated almost replenishing, we and America have few in Russia ; facilities

of the

VIT

years, and don't

but

alike,

arising

The

very are fruitful,

Duich

and

great exceedingly arid bitter have sold our /" We 'cry, The of potage for a riiess birthright wealth which the mineral lands, build have been ours to should up has the Africa of the future, great into hands And theiy strange gone use the gold they gain. out of us to hearts at our enslave us they strike with South a sword with gilded the African While, gold and gold thein. stones remained undiscovered it. was saved up bosom of the earth, to build for us and oUr grand-children it is going from future up the great is

result

of this Parts

there

largely and aridity

Crop.—

you,

will cure you (without get it. VITADATIO when the eminent doctors even operation), other of London, Melbourne, or any part of the world have be it BrighPs Disease, failed; Gall Piles, Cancer, Hydatids, Consumption, or Gravel, Stones, Liver Kidney Complaint, Eczema, Rheumatism, Gout, Stricture,

New South merit statistician, has issued the returns to-day invvheat in 24 districts, crop which returns t he those for

heart,

WheXt

N.S.W.

for

suffered will cure

IF ADATIO

Africans,:

The Govern Wales,

African

rockiness. no have

South

.from English

strange

that their Is it increase. of South the hearts

the

Jr ride

.parliaments',

Complaint. have

you

to'

of -power,

yet

may that

the

Joy and

the

scenery,

rugged

wealth,

Your

South young country, it. is an arid, and taken as a- whole barren Qur country agriculturally. sublime and unrivalled climate, our';

-orir

Cure

life, public nominees -into, grasp the reins,

cbrrupt; their own

COMPANY

LIMITED,

Road.

Bay

our

'STANLEY

all

The

; :

Africa

attempt and put

will

the

West

our

and

Australia

ern

come

soil

Africari-

vast the but apply have drawn; from ..South

Africa,

has

Vitadatio

has received which citizens— them the blood of its with is otherwise. This, is the the;matter the has/ been before problem; that little South African Republic!

South African

for

nothing

care

only

they

not

Schreiner.)

who

of men South wealth

Africa

South

Olive

(By

Wealth

The

;

)

BEER Immense

people.pf

Western

leads

trade.

the

GIVE

Sale Australia,

TRIAL

AND

the

this

Beer

that

is is

the

Unqualified

and

the

finest

absolutely

YOU

WILL

Brewery,

No.

PUREST

NEVER

DRINK

and

Distinct in

BEST

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adults.

Geraldton

tances

were

niscent

The

the

always the '

the

vocal

its

distinct As

merit.

solos

the have

been

the highest performance,

praise

can

.second

third

concert it would

be repeated be greeted,

upon reservations

record

which

after

meted

dust

the feel

number,

Could

the

Masonic

Hall,

Miss

effective

very

White,

introduction.

Misses

Scott

(2)

sion

Dream,"

sweet

cluded

"Our

the

out

item.

Mother

was

which

con

"The

Jovial

Auc

certainly

little

perfect

at home on clear and of

quenters

was

much a

sweet the

one

made

the

quite

McCormish, comedian/ is

stage, voice. "

and

weighty

tone

being instrumental of organ, piano,

consisting, be may

mentioned

choral

numbers

enriched

much

here

The

by accompaniment

second

and

violin.

also

that

all

the

of of

part

The

believe) a

programme

pianoforte

.created dress

fresh

was

The duet, and Craig number, played "

a was Johnson, dashing with of A Two plenty spirit. song, was the next Robins," by Miss Tolano, instrumental duet number, a bright (piano and the performers' violin) following, being "

the

versatile

recitation

(,in

Scott which

sisters. Masters

combination

—

;

action

little

song fish

;

Master .

maidens

item. giHs was a choice, Hanlon had sung: Parting Misses Critoh and Scott— Kathleen,"

senting

DOB

—

The

grotesque

add that creditable

the

the be

teachers

they

were

both

FREMANTLE.

hardly

entire

credit

'»

ALL

whose for'

'v.'-":;-;

superfluous

eloquently

.»

occasionally'

entertainment does children themselves.

merits

Hackett.

writes:

editor

BOTTLED

point

achieve-

themselves.

ALR

AND

The Kalgoorlie Hackett, M.L.C., Australian and general

the

West

the

Government,

has

mission.

Matheson,

properly

moved

the

records

him

the

black-

should the

defunct

have

had

to some

levity

serious Mr. Hackett so

fool—

in for

as a

prurient

entehdres

heard

"Dead Bird" contributor.

valuable

that

Hackett's

effort

There

have may Matheson's

fool while

legislator

is is

the

-to

not

character bestial lowest slums

desired

especially

fact.

note

imagine

::STOtXT

AUES:;/;<fc::

de so

quite

to masquerade professed pietist double buffoon, mouthing

outside

and

M E R S

this

a joke. attempting him with the playing he would probably say

this

SJbip

label,

C U S TO

;

seldom -of

cities.

BUST

large

QUALITY.

from

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both

Murray

repre After

brand

Are

well-known

our

disguised

Mr. hard

Bears

indecency

charged and

expunged shows

underlying

Angora

privately precated

Sydney

-Scotsman

very from

classic.

though

questions,

retort

Jenkins

gross Mr.

language

likely been

recent

House,

become

His Mr.

which

As a specimen in polite

STOUT

"Mr,

—

Hackett Mr.

bad

Kenny, Kelly,

and Miss Lawson announced Whitcroft,what do if became mem they would theybers of that these indicated Parliament) wouldat least elevate the young people of elocutionary reputation Parliament, elected even if were they straightway.

—

opened

the

Misses

by-

direction, their dress

would

Sun

would which

babies

Galop,"

spared children changing to suit the parts The costumes, too,

speak

very fre

the

mart comical

the

tuneful.

Mazeppa

in gained considerably rendered in two effectiveness by being A pianoforte duet, Whisperings parts. .from Erin," brightly played by Misses and well received. Clinch Scott, was The Woman's which followed debate on Eights and was delivered. admirably prepared The some eight or nine boys participants excellent an not enunciation, spoke with a word being lost by the audience. Indeed, the the elocu xight through programme tionary ability displayed by the children of a the faults which was order, are high sometimes due to nervousness, or improper vocal absent. The methods, being entirely This can the Glory Mother, Be'," -duet, Misses the Scott, was sweetly sung, by

chorus

the

;by had

who might easily citizen, top-hatted he As a matter of tact pass for a bishop. church established. is a pious of the pillar His ritualism and all nice on on opinions difference are points of theological accepted with that due to a person respect who, if unreliable as a as a church lawyer, is sound that Mr. man. And would seem yet it

thoroughly

their

best hit.

possesses Two of

auction

amusement antics.

and

chorus

the

this

coated,

posses notwithstand much was too

number

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Patrick. In

The National Cathedral

Bazaar,

Armagh.

H P I '

may will

that

cast, the

justify

Cathedral to the faith their

proud

is.

dimmed;

alien

her.

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self-sacrific

pile

which

all

its

the

Ireland's

sweetest

now

Armagh. a

personal cpnfidence

after

still

the

heart that

successor, honour by the

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Old

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is no There it. You of look at thirty

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1899.

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AVCT3

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the lavish the success

are

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gifts

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you

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are

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cer earth; un of his this great

faith, of the generosity wherever Patrick,

St.

Arniagh,

de Vere, caught and em balmed the spirit of the scene in glow which be printed will for ing verses the first time, in the Bazaar History Now

it'

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+ MICHAEL

Mr.

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were

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HAIR

Never

they There is too, another may be found. of success which we Catholics augury never however others doubt, may scoff at our I have just confidence. had a second intimation from Rome that the Great Pontiff, who is such an ardent lover of the faithful has Irish, the work blessed and all specially who may co-operate in it. It only for me remains to add my poor to that of the Vicar of Christ, blessing that and and to pray God earnestly servant His Patrick may re-pay by rich, and temporal spiritual blessings in all who may co-operate a work undertaken for the glory of God and the honour of our N ational Apostle.

and

living

heart,

ren

beauty site marked out Three Primates in this labour of

Patrick.

are

open-handed

out themselves The when third, obliged by the the needs of the people to open before was church it completed, of joy and con reaped a rich reward on solation the opening day. Never, since Erin's their Kings assembled hosts did such large crowds rally around a chief as those which, on that the Cathedral Hill day, overcrowded and the entire of City Armagh.

and

St.

who world's

work in his' more moted the poor than of the rich. work I rely

had Irish Scarcely to breathe the air, at of tolera least,

generosity in the noble

and

Ithat purpose least blessed

express

worthy

love.

INFORMATION FOR

for

wore

following pet sheep, he laid the fawn down another upon at the North side of eminence

JOY

zeal,

for

until

reflect race, the National

and

magnificence

the chief shrine at which sanctuaries; ministered and her children her saints of conquer prayed became the spoil her and ors who detested faith St. Patrick spurned her worship. to have himself would seem foreseen the outburst the eclipse and foretold in The of a new We are told, light. accomBook of Armagh, that when panied by Daire, he went to mark out he found the site of his first Cathedral on the spot .a roe and a fawn resting where afterwards the altar stood. Moved for God's by that tenderness creatures has -dumb which ever characterised the saints, he stayed the to strike hand which was raised them. " He even took up the fawn himself on the and carried it his shoulders,' roe

Irish

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glories

of the

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fit

faith

and disposing operate by purchasing of tickets. Though I am already with for the overwhelmed gratitude have been con which princely gifts to I tributed dur fund, still think it would be after Patrick's own 'St.

them, by another still more splendid We have the fruit and imposing. of

her creed

time,

bear

not

their

the

this

of freedom, own when in their tion, land, they determined to replace the venerable church which had been wrested from if

as Ireland the land of his birth or and who tenderly cherishes origin, the faith that pre pearl without price, served of his foreby the sufferings can to fail lathers, regard Armagh of affection. with feelings

for

will

knowledgement. Catholics begun

claim

True,,

been with those

the

their venera proclaim hallowed tion for a spot which is by This claim such sacred memories. a ac has already received splendid

;

who

strong

affection

Apostle

;

therefore,

wills

that admit claim to such a

will

think,

has

the sh-

;

No, tine;

All,

Armagh

the

site.

The

brightest

for

;

present

.hallowed associations, the most cheri memories, race centre in -ed tradition of our oursee of National this old It of Irish is the cradle Apostle. and more faith in brighter prosper was the seat of Irish ous times it in dark and evil culture days it heroism. becanie the scene of Irish most,

crown

Book

;

for

means to appeals for the a work which minds greater more and planned energetic have executed. The appeal has made in the form of a Bazaar,

have

;

feel,

appeal.

the in

Patrick

St.

fatherland,

eighth has the event been neither made to fit in with the prophecy for and the story the book was inaccessible who selected the unknown to those

Catho

Irish

event

of made

was

century

wherever their the in object

lics,

lot view

Armagh,

the

transcript

Armagh

Pat" St. complete at rick's Cathedral

latest,

aid

soliciting

after

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sons

St.

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Armagh,"

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