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NORTHAM. with Butler beside him were running strongly in the van at the end of the first lap. The third lap was DEATH OF DR. R. N. ROCKETT the scene of splendid efforts on the A meeting of the parishioners was To the universal regret of the part of three runners -Berry, Sea- Northam held after the 9 o'clock Mass on people, and especially of The first two man, and Scott. Sunday last in connection with baportion of the commun. the were particularly worthy of men- ity, Catholic zaar matters and other general -busiN. Rockett passed away Dr. R. a than being more scratch, not was was Berry for Illingworth tion, The first item was the reness. of God Hospital, Subi. St. John The weather was rather inclement, while at 30 away third. Jack Butler champion, and Seaman had only signation of Mr. J. Colgan as trea- for it rained hard for about two 1i yds. on Wednesday morning, OctoThe second heat was yards start. Half -way through the aco, 6th. was fourth. Dr. Rockett had been a surer of the entertainment commit- hours before the sports, and when closer ber first. lybeen the had than who and faster third lap, Berry, tee, owing to his having left May - it ceased a very strong wind still of Northam for 25 years. got a bad start; ing well at the rear, commenced to resident practice Mr. Colgan's resignation remained. The first junior event Jeffs, the favourite, of his profession lands. Ir. the off were passing Dawson fashion, and a splendid Seaman in but sprint was accepted with regret. Mr. P. A. was the 100 yards championship, was sought after by all, exhibitand led side by side well runner after runner. The last lap he the afflicttowards Bryan was elected to the vacancy. and as the four entrants were all like to'roos, times at all the second last hurdle, when was one confused roar from the on- ing which The date of opening the bazaar was short distance cracks, it was very up who ed a care Snd sympathy had been a fair distance lookers, and Newby, who had kept deeply whom he all to fixed for Monday, November 22, at hard to predict a winner, although Jeffs impressed a splendid effort, and his lead throughout, sprinted finely His charity knew no the same place as the last three ba- by the majority, Jeffs and Dawson behind made ministered. a like in yards hurdles six two last tape the the clearing snapped and 8th. the of zaars have been held (corner all deserving causes rtceivwere favoured slightly above first by about a front of Scott, while Seaman rapidly bounds,quick Avenue and Guildford -road). The other two. From the crack of the bird, finished a fine and generous response, Union Tick Buy and Sell in and Seaman cleared overhauling the two leaders passed ing acharitable with Patronise the movements subject of popular lady or gentle- pistol it was a neck to neck affair, yard.last Dawson all Dawson but yards four together, third, good hurdle a the the judge It was decid- and hen the tape snapped the emibeing connected man was discussed. was he which and Seaman behind Scott. Berry, althoughnot ed that a popular man's competi- judge, in common with a great pars spurted desperately, nently successful. He took a deep the tape about lft. behind placed in the handicap, came a interest tion take place, and nominations for of the onlookers. was unable to passedJeffs, in school and church mat1; Dawson, 2: Seaman. 3. very easy first out of the champions. same close at the meeting after 9 separate Jeffs and Jones. Result: him. ters, being always a guarantor of The next event was the 220 yds. The final of the long kick was now church as o'clock Mass to-morrow. The follow- Jeffs and Jones 1; Dawson, 3; Berand school liabilities, handicap, which was highly interest- decided. The excitement may well well as a generous contributor to ing nominations have been received ry', 4. ing. Rush, after leading for half the be imagined when there had to be the liquidation of all parish debts. to -date: Mr. P. Dunne, nominated was championship The 100 yards' reater 'ert came into fore t e course, dropped back three or four three different kick-offs between Father O'Donnell and Dr. Kearnan by the Children of Mary, Messrs. J. followed VICTORIA PARK. by a juvenile 75 yards' and snap- Jeffs and Jones for first owing to operation, Mr. Murray was connectorrissey, A. E. Arthur, and A. championship for those under 11. paces, but regained them, feeling references to his rather SOCIETIES. a yard in front dead heats. ed with the municipal administraJeffs kicked first in made Masses both at ,Rose. A competition for the most The start was good, and after a hard ped the tape about death unexpected actalmost impossible the final "go." He did a fine kick, on Sunday, asking the congregation The final meeting in connection tion, and for a number of years _popular girl and boy was commenc- struggle Jack Clune succeeded in of second. It was second (KALGOO friends 3. PARNELL of C. host His Butler, held on of treasurer. was decreased ed as slightly bazaar but its value was ed on Tuesday, the children of the winning by a yard, with R. Brady to tell who was extend their deepest sympathy with the recent last, when the bal- will be delighted to see him about I.N.P. owing to the fact that it was nos to Convent School having the selection second, and C. Campbell a good Gill, and Lassellas, 1;butGill,the2; judge to his devoted wife and childrenin Tuesday evening Casthrough adoptagain. and passed once attended nice Rush, A fairly well and presented straight, was pronounced: quite -sheet ance The names of the of candidates. very serious loss. A Requiem The head of the Southern Stall the Charles Stewart Parnell statement divulgsellas, 3. the point posts. Jones was greeted the girls and boys elected are: Alice third. Mass was celebrated in St. Joseph's ed. This financial of the Irish National Foreste The junior runners having had a follow- with loud applause when, with a Church, Northam, that the receipts amount. (Mrs. Trowbridge), wishes to thank the fact championship yds. ed Mahoney, Monday. 220 Kathleen The on Buokenara, ladies held on Friday night, ast, Br last event, the which, after a hard run was won fine drop-kick he sent the ball There was a large attendance, who, ed to £627, and after allowing for in- moat sincerely the committee Pearl Lockhart, Victor Rose, Vane breather during the goal to and helpers for their unselfish, and Nally complained of the late handicap was now ed, incurred by Jeffs, with Berry a yard and a straight and true between the Green, Frank Hinds. Voting cards junior 100 yards' with the priest, besought Almighty cidental expenditure ba- in opening meetings, but the the a jump, during off with by two the assistance were kick hall, All Jeffs' willing decided. three and beat proposed the Jones posts over and one date second, to and brisk business away half are in circulation, to extend His mercy and though Johnston had a slight yards behind Berry third. Dawson, yards. Result: Jones, 44ft., 1; God Dr. net result showed a balance in hand zaar, also all supporters of the popu- tary said he was busy col is forecasted. who was the friend of all. contributions, which was a is a splendid per- lar girl (Miss Hazel Trowbridge). lead right through, it was almost last, was only four yds. behind Jeffs, 42ft., 2; Phillips, 371ft., 3. This the £605. of of rites last the recived Rockett winner till Jones, who had he spurted at the In addition to the report of the important factor just at pr The last event was the long throw. Right Rev. Mon- formance for the Park in a four -day The social and dance organised impossible to pick the tape, with finish, would probably have come Each of the four contestants had Church from theSubiaco. The stall-holders, sup- Victoria Park Bazaar in last week's Correspondence was received The re- function. by Mrs. T. O'Connor, and held last Johnston snapped the Verling, signor and second or first. Jeffs, 1; Berry, 2: two throws, the longer counting as special B.C. treasurer, stating he Monday night at St. Luke's Hall, Lanigan second, and Jones mains were interred at Karrakatta porters, and the general committee issue, we desire to make and send along cheque for the works his throw. Berry, who had won the on Thursday morning, October 7. were appropriately thanked by mention of several was in every way a great success. Kelly racing splendidly together in Jones, 3; Dawson, 4. foot as Father O'Donnell, Northam, Father Father Hayes for their efforts. workers inadvertently missed in of the late Bro. Downes after A good attendance made the danc- a tie for third. The 440 yards' championship and semi-finals with 70 yards There report. the close beday night; also from Bro. Hennessy compiling It with together. favourite, off run Father ing very enjoyable, while the musiThe juvenile 100 yards' handicap handicap were Moloney, Leederville, and Further progress has been made were three stalls in operation -the Ryan, Papua, enclosing co cal items, which interspersed the was now run preparatory to the was a great race from the crack of hind in popular favour. However, O'Callaghan, Cottesloe, recited tha throw, prayers at the grave.-R.I.P. over the erection of the proposed Central, Northern, and Southern. tion money and £2 for the programme of dances made the en- long jump. Gallagher with a fair- the pistol, and the first round saw McInnes, wit) a splendid Hennessy club rooms. The plans and specifi- Mrs. E. Harrold was in charge of Self -Determination Fund, the tertainment quite a sociable affair. ly long start won narrowly from J. Butler leading, and Newby and easily won the event from Anglican Tribute. Gill with Livesley a close third. Result: cations are in the hands of Mr. A. the Central Stall, and with a num- being sent along to the R The function was in aid of the Re- McCurry with Matthews 2i yards Henshaw in close pursuit. Henneslft., 1; McGuinness, 76yds. service while good fourth, memorial B. Rieussett, whilst the supervision ber of very energetic workers, they during the week. The Wood forthcoming McCorry, a in the 1; a of Stall running report was freshment The away third. Gallagher, report showed a clean sheet, Jones from scratch was running at sy, 69yds., 2: Livesley, 68yds. 9in., 3. for the late Dr. Rockett, which took of the contracting will be done by ran a well catered for refreshment bazaar, and the proceeds should 2; Matthews, 3. were teams Both gentlenien are stall, together with a stall well member who was on having tug -o' -war junior St. John's The than anyone at Mr. J. Crogan. pace last faster a Sunday perhaps on handsomely assist the stall funds. place long jump next produced The It was decided to In both ed off. goods. Lives apwith fancy Jeffs, in the movement, stocked V. Byrne, captained by interested keenly Songs were rendered during the some good jumps, although the win- else on the field. The last quarter (Anglican) Church, Northam, busi- social evening on November evening by Mrs. Clarke and Messrs. ning jump was somewhat shorter of a round was very close, and any- ley, and Moseley. V. Byrne's team pears in the Northam Advertiser, of and in such capable hands an up -to- departments they indid thebi grefreshcommittee a was appoin adorn beatwas doubt particularly after ness, ultimate winner will no was the service building The date a winner. Bryan 15 looked Mrs. first P. A. Bryan, 13th. Smith and October Each contestant one in the than expected. make all arrangements. All D. the church grounds. Already-a- full- ments. acting as accompaniste. The social had three jumps, and the longest Butler, however, won by very little ing Jeffs hi the heat and Livesley in conducted by the Rev. C. II. the The Southern Stall was conduct- bers and friends are invited sized billiard table has been secured, was in the capable hands of Mr. was taken as his jump. Jones, the front Newby, while a great struggle the final. Everyone in the juniors Grimes, MA., whose sermon on M.C. favourite, won with 13ft. 8in. after took place between Henshaw and agreed on the termination of the occasion was certainly a remarkable so that the budding Grays will have ed by Mrs. G. Trowbridge, who also tend and make the evening services as Rose, whose Both spurted, sports, that they had had a "bon- tribute to the qualities of the de- every opportunity of demonstrating had a number of workers, notably cess. Two new members we throughout were much appreciated. doing 14ft. 4in. in the heats; Jeffs Seaman for third. who had the luck ceased Catholic doctor, whose fine their powers. Ample room will be several young ladies who were in a posed, and now it behoves Arthur A. E. Messrs. were With him Berry third but the former was slightly the zer" time. Those (13ft. 5in.) second events congratulated Christian tolerance has been so provided for social events, with neat uniform of blue and white. member to do his utmost to and H. Dalton, who acted in essen- (13ft. lin.). Kelly disappointed his fresher, and won by about a foot. to have won while those who were generously recognised by our An- stage and dressing-rooms provided. This stall was neatly draped in Irishmen and their kin to tial capacities in managing the func- backers, with lift. 10in. after doing Butler, 1; Newby, 2; Henshaw, 3. one another, blue atud white, the colouring be- along and join the ranks of not so fortunate congratulated In the champions, glican friends. Ming. tion, to all of whom Mrs. O'Connor 13ft. 10in. in the heats. Those who helped in any way is ing very effectve, and was sur- pure Irish amiety, whose were; and generally while-idreturns sincere thanks. Father F. worth could only manage 12ft. Sin. ing it easy for second near the tape,' who or its bazaar been the mounted ',y a silvered Southern IS To foster the spirit of na to have with themselves mitting connection Father and discovered Dawson beside when he (Guildford) Butler The high jump was the next event It was well stocked with ity amongst its members, and social functions, are cordially invit- Cross. TOWN HALL, CAMBRIDGE He beaten by better men, hoped for Lynch, P.P., were present during the and though the gusty wind did not him, and running very fast. A post office by keeping alive the flame STREET, LEEDERVILLE. ed to be present on Thursday even- wares of all kind. Excellent dance music tend towards the breaking of records spurted, and beat Dawson by a few better luck next time. evening. Hall, Town run local was in connection with the riotism, which dies out in 1920. in the 21, next ing J. O'Donnell. Champion places: Berry, OCTOBER, Mr. inches. was dispensed by THURSDAY, the jumping was still of a good will be of pro- Irishmen these times, when HALL. social which was the means TOWN complimentary stall, NORTH PERTH when a p There were seven en- I: Jones, 2; Dawson, 3. standard. given in appreciation for past pat- ducing much merriment and also a should stand out in their To -night, at the home of Mr. and trants, and Berry and Dawson were The final of the hurdles was the EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. ours and be admired by ev CARNIVAL, stall of each friends deal of revenue. The ronage. CONFETTI -street, Mrs. M. J. Franklin, Conroy the first to drop. out at 3ft. 10in. next event, and excitement was In aid of the North Perth Stall The Northern Stall was conduct- instead of being despised be present to make their a musical evening will be held. The Durack and Lanigan followed with great, for a very close race was exIn aid of Mt. Hawthorn Stall, Lee- should demised as traitors to their West Perth Bazaar. W. as many pleasant ed by Mrs. Tully, assisted, after so finale grand Men's the aid of are in Bazaar. proceeds It was anybody's race derville 3ft. llin. Durack jumped well and pected. To be Held on and successful social evenings held stated in last issue, by a number cf try. Stall. There should be some stir was unfortunate to fall out as early from the crack of the pistol, and Good Music. during the season. TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1920. Dunton's full young ladies in uniform. The stall down in Conroy -street when these as he did. Jones, Jeffs, and Hynes shouts were redoubled when it was Refreshments. Prizes. Good Music. Refreshments. is. orchestra will supply the music for was well stocked. In connection H.A.C.B. SOCIETY. men get going. all cleared 3ft. llin. and 4ft., but seen that Berry and Dawson were Cards: 8 to 10. Dancing, 10 to 12. Tickets: Gent's, Is 6d; Lady's, with this stall a dart board and forthe trippers of the light fantastic. They raced neck the first two could not manage 4ft. leading finely. Mrs. J. Reader and Miss D. Kelsall, Tickets, Is. tent tune teller's were in operation. The fortnightly meeting Next Saturday evening, at the lin., and left Hynes the winner. and neck till near the end of the Organisers. Sec. C. Hon. D. PERROTT, done all Friday Much business was in branon District Board was held in At Library Hall the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Dwyer, of He cleared 4ft. lin. in a brilliant hurdles, when Jeffs forged ahead in evening last, a large gathering of ches. A very nice stand, well drop. bernian Hall, Murray-stret, Stanley -street, near the Mt. Lawley fashion, and 4ft. llin. after that, a splendid fashion, and by a despen displayed Mr. B. Cooling, tened by W. on Monday, October 11th, 1 Northern Stall of the friends evenmusical be a station, there will but 4ft. 2in. was too much for him. ate spurt between the last hurdle The District P 8 p.m. dered Miss Della Robinson a com- the prizes for the art union. ing in aid of the Children of Mary's Result: Hynes, 4ft. 1; Jeffs and the tape succeeded in winning The winner of the popular girls' Bro. T. J. Hynes, was in the plimentary social, in recognition of There should be a great at- and Jones, 4ft. Stall. Berry and by about lfr hands. her work for the popular girl can- competition, Miss Maudie Kierse, Others presnt were Bros. T tendance, as a musical treat is in As a respite for the runners a Dawson both sprin'ted all they didature. A full demonstration of was the representative of the Cen- wards, Creighton, McAdam, store for visitors. couple of novelty races, the three- knew for second, but here Dawson's Few are so fortunate as to get the education of a University or Her win was most laghan, Cooney, Kenny, and her popularity was given by the big tral Stall. the him in is greater legged race and the sack race, were greater fleetness of foot stood knowledge for thirst Yet the a College. even An muster, and the sociability of those popular, as she is a pupil of St. District Secretary. The good wishes of the parishion- now run. The three-legged race in good stead, and he passed the land to-day than it has ever been before. 'Knowledge is Power, During an interval in the Joachim's Convent, and also the or. was received from Bro. Pa present. age. ers go with Mrs. F. Cunningham, was very fast, and the confused tape with Berry only a few inches the of history the Wealth," has been truly written over Success, is wor- fair amount of business was parish. She of the ganist of a presentation a proceedings on week the during leaving who is shouting of barrackers showed well behind him. Jeffs, 1; Dawson, 2; To the lack of sufficient educational facilities our great printed handsome gold bangle was made to thy of the honour bestowed on her ted, and an account amoun a trip to Victoria. the uncertainty of the race. Berry Berry, 3. books of information and for reference owe their origin and popularMiss Robinson by Father Hayes on by the parishioners in placing her £44 lOs was passed for pa The next, the novelty race, provand Butler were leading for more this has so successfully filled a real want, nor No work in class ity. on behalf of the committee. In doing first in the competition. Miss Della The D.B. officers visited meet The local Hibemians In first heat very funny. the of course, ed the than three-quarters as so loudly acclaimed been so, Father Hayes paid eulogistic re- Robinson, who was placed second, thony's branch, 440, Midlan Tuesday next in the School-room. where Durack and Jones, with Jeffs McLaughlin won easily, but a very ference to her work, and those of was the representative of the Nor- tion, on Tuesday, 12th. inst doing. something up, roll Members and Dawson close beside them, close "go" between J. Ahern and J. girls (Misses thern Stall, and is very popular in there was a splendid atten the other popular made a fine spurt and fell in a heap Campbell resulted in J. Ahem secKierse. and Trowbridge) in the effort the northern end, as she had a large branch members present. Holy Mass, to-morrow, 7 and 9 across the tape, the judge's decision ond and Campbell 3rd. The second compli- band of supporters, who worked meeting three new membe on behalf of the club. He p.m. 7.30 great o'clock; devotions, Authorities in all fields of science collaborated in this being: Jones and Durack, 1; Daw- heat was much closer and funnier. initiated, and a new branch mented the Northern Stall in recog- very hard for her success. work, in order to present the latest phases and developments in son and Jeffs, 2; Berry and Butler, One basket -covered tortoise crawled Miss Hazel Trowbridge, the re- tary elected. The prospects nising the strenuous labours of their is language The reader. NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. 3. The sack race was almost as right off the course and into the to the the fascinating realms of science of Southern Stall, presentative the branch for the future are pa for the candidate, and sporting Yet, Butler was hopping laughing spectators before he dissimple, the diagrams and illustrations are beautifully clear. interesting. CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND spirit in which they carried out their was placed third, and the efforts ly cheering, and members like reads more every chapter and barred, BALL. The strugare was. technicalities covered he though with where along first in a fine manner, FANCY DRESS campaign, On going up to receive by her supporters were very sat- termined to increase their wonderful romance than dry theory, no University lecture could imBerry close behind him, when sud- gle between J. Clune and C. CampIn aid of Leederville Bazaar. the token of esteem, Miss Robinson isfactory when one considers the cal strength considerably part more complete or up-to-date information. The SEVEN VOLdenly one of his feet broke loose bell, which now took place was very was greeted with musical honours, small number of Catholics in the end of the present year. W in provide, illustrated, amply and TUESDAY, OCT. 19, 1920. arranged the UMES, admirably through the sack, and he had to interesting; first one and then and the singing of "She's a jolly area allowed to the Southern Stall. St. Anthony's. Progress, a Good withdraw from the race. short, enchanting reading no less than authentic study. The 7 volAlmost other gaining a slight advantage. Prises and Refreshments. meat, is the order of the da good -fellow." Her father (Mr. W. umes in substantial, original binding, at the publishers price, Music. at the same time disaster overtook which he almost immediately lost. Anthony's Branch. responded, and thanked Robinson) Tickets, is. Berry. He tripped slightly, and They finished by falling together JUNCTION. MIDLAND for their marked appreciation those Mrs. Davidson & Mrs. Cunningham, vainly trying to recover his balance across the tape, which had been his pleasure in being and expressed MEDICAL MAN, with fi ocfor the ground Organisers. the the ground. Young, to lowered sprawled on The Children of Mary are leaving qualifications, long experien the means of lending a helping hand who had been lying third, had a de- casion, and were preclaimed an honHis no stone unturned in their efforts reliable, wishes opening in in so successful a bazaar. lightful vision of first, and hopped ourable dead -heat. The final was NORTH PERTH MOTOR daughter would ever cherish the to make next Thursday evenings Australia; give full parti GARAGE. and ran and jumped with redoubled the most exciting, and finished all £1 deposit on delivery, balance in convenient instalments. of Confetti Dance the event of the sea- "Medico," this office. memento in fond recollection and succeeded in breasting in a bunch, so that it was almost Progress reports are very During the son. many warm friends. ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. vigour, first, second, out to pick the great struggle tape first. A impossible satisfactory, tickets are selling very Mesdames Harrold and evening Telephones, A1837 and A4598. CLOHESY, COZIER, and took place for second between Lives - and third. The judae's vote, howwell, and so a great success is anon behalf of the Central Kierse, ley and Henshaw. Both threw thent ever, went to McLaughlin, J. CampB00171 AND SPERRING. (Late Foreman and Carver Stall, showed their kindness and ap- ticipated. It was discovselves forward across the tape, but bell, and J. Ahern. We are pleased indeed with the and Co.). making a preciation by presentaCARS FOR HIRE DAY AND Livesley was a few inches in ad- ered, however, that the first two tion of a handsome trinket case to interest now being taken in the soNIGHT. vance of Henshaw, who got third. had to be disqualified for holding The attendance at both dality. MONUMENTAL SC musical proMiss Robinson. A Berry regained his feet, and obtain- their shell on with one hand, so the : Cream Cars for Weddings. gramme was contributed to by Miss- the monthly Communion and the Ahern, 1; C. ed an unlucky fourth. Young, 1; winners were: Robinson, and meetings is rapidly increasing, and Office: No. 48, 2nd. Floor, es K. Green, R. 3. Brady, R. 2; Hnsehaw, Livesley, 2; 3. Campbell, SITUATION VACANT. Messrs. Rogue, Regan, Matthews, several new members have recently BUILDINGS. As there was still a fair number The 880 yds. championship and joined our ranks. MURRAY STREET (NEAR BOANS) and Raphael. Elderly man, Irishman preferred, of contestants in the hurdles, two handicap were run off together, and able to ride and drive, muster sheep heats and a final had to be run off, was one of the most interesting 169 BEAUFORT-ST LOST, in Cathedral, brown Ros- Works' The many friends of Mr. J. Murin a bush paddock; must be able to a couple of events interposing be- junior events of the afternoon. All PERTH. Reward on reray will be pleased to learn that he ary, medium, size. do scrub cutting when not emplcy- tween the heats and the finals. were off with a jump, and a good or Good-stret, W. A. HALE, is once more on the road to recov- turning Melleray, When ordering, please mention this paper. ed otherwise; an early riser. 45s. per Berry won the first heat by a yard pace was maintained throughout. ery, after a hard bout of illness. Be- this office. week and keep. Apply between 2.30 from Phillips after a very hard run, Newby obtained an early lead, and 0 and 5 p.m., 17 Moore -street, East Perth. n a and loving memory of Irishman, wants work on Farm, dearly beloved and only able to plough, milk, etc. S.F., REA WIDE RANGE OF ARE SHOWING WE NOW T. J. and K. Fitzpatrick, CORD Office, Perth parted this life at Ned the 15th. October, 1919, AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL 10th. year. FORCE. "A little child shall lead -Inserted by his loving The next of kin of deceased memand sisters. Imperial bers of the Australian requestago, time some were, Force n IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, AND HOSIERY ed by the Military Authorities in for the repose of the soul Melbourne to send in particulars rethe barn John Howe (28th. as as well quired for headstones in lion), who died on Octo would Revealing personal inscriptions they 1917, whilst prisoner of. like placed thereon. 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