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Transmission be Post as a Newspaper Registered at the 6 P 0 Perth for
The Boys
LEEDERVILLE.
from Clontarf
C.Y.M.S.
WEST PERTH
There was a committee meeting
Music lovers will be catered for
MAYLANDS.
VICTORIA PARK. A very
pleasant
afternoon wa .
spent at the residence of Mr. and It has been definitely settled and September 28th specially at St. Brigid's on the even- Mrs. Trowbridge on Wednesday on held on Thursday, announced that our bazaar opens the at which nine members were in at ' ing of Wednesday, the 17th Novemwa. will be when their daughter, Hazel, on
FIRST ANNUAL ENTERTAIN-
VOL. XLIV
PRICE 3d
PERTH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 6, 1920
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No. 1907 (New Series)
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The quarterly meeting of St. Lawrence O'Toole's Branch of the Hibernian Society was held on Tuesday evening, the president. Bro. Arthur, There was only a fair presiding. I its, attendance, and not very much ness done. Nomination of officers for the ensuing half -year resulted in most of the existing officers being returned unopposed. The only election will be for that of guardian, for which there are three candidates. The quarterly communion of the branch will take place on Sunday, 14th November, when all members are requested to attend. To -night, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont, in Ninth-ave., there is a surprise packet in store for the parishioners who attend. The proceeds are in aid of the Men's Stall. On Thursday, 11th November, a grand moonlight concert will be held
SUN-RAYSED BIRTHDAY
November 22nd and closes ber, when a sacred concert tendance. Apologies were received with a handsome morocand given by the local choir in aid of presented following Saturday, November 27th, from Messrs. Oldrini, Tully, -bound autograph by the ladies be the school fund. The parish can co in the school grounds, in Marian-st., Marmion, who were unable to committee, as a mark of apprcciahigh of within two hundred yards of the Ox- present. Leave of absence was boast of possessing talent the choir tion for her services as popular girl As the' time granted to Mr. Oldrini till after order and the efficiency of ford-street tramline. during the recent bazaar. The pre of bazfirst our manifested interest in December 11, on account of private has been strikingly is the first un- sentation was made by Mrs. T probably approaches This is the young- business. late. Although this In past years it was Walsh. Musical dis oar grows apace. the items were gone in to held parish yet owing poorest kind the est and perhaps dertaking of Leahy D. thought nnpossible, Mr. of through, and concluded a envery awk resignation an The is being and archdiocese, but if hard work tance from the city as assistant -secre- the district, keenandinterest afternoon. Mr. and Mrr. fo in the present indica- joyable and unselfish endeavour are of any from his position accepted evinced therein, ward method of transportation, Trowbridge wish to thank the orreceived and Clontarf Orphanag - avail then the success of our bazaar tary was to its being highly cred- ganiser point tions necesit found the boys of thecombined (Mrs. Crogan) and the other Dave regret. entertain is already assured. Three very fine with now itable. Tickets at 1/- each are numladies for the kind thought which to present a All ideas prizes are being offered for the popu- sary to make this move owing to in circulation, but as a limited at present be prompted to the ment to a Perth audience. unable being his dispelled open interested is were competition, which is available those lady only. lar ber that thought and of impractibility evening to. Osborne Park as well as to Leed- every meeting, to secure one early and On Tuesday next the Convent for ever on Wednesday he was acting in the are advisedpossible disappointment. School Melrose Theatre erville. At this stage it is very by resigning so save children will be treated to a last, when at the Bro Christian the winners. My best interests of the society. will appear next picnic gathered forecast to Full particulars hard badge Murray -street, the care in the grounds of are milkman assures me that his fancy of the society boys matter the The week. whose and the Zoological Gardens. Through thers, under length, some at hoped is cert." discussed was what a "dead is Osborne Park from to the generosity of the parishioners, placed, inaugurated submitted en were display and but some of the shrewdest judges the quotations Kalgoorlie the publication of the banns assisted by the hardworking stall- in the Central Picture Gardens, opto prove an annual From and the "The last curtain" has fallen on "THE SUNRAYSED BIRTHby Boulder the the furnish both to entirely Leederville to was Proceeds look holders, the success of the day de- posite Maylands Station. anything of marriage on Sunday last, it tertainment given A DAY STUNT," and after a most careful system of checking, and diversified The stall -holders desire me Societies, so thatwebefore Rose, Pownall Victor candidate, Arthur the from Mr. help to that pends. Present indications reveal hear boys themselves.presented to an au winner. learned must exhaustive enquiries, we have pleasure in announcing that the announce that any gifts from further is done programme was and Miss May Gee had decided to the fact that a right royal day will in the popular boy competition. could to kind and generous friends either in them. most popular Birthday Date is 12th. JULY, and THE FIRST which large as it was, the ignore the high cost of living and be spent, whilst sumptuous catering There will br, a vod programme. crowded or without the parish will be grateA most welcome visitor to for 29, partnership been much larger.butA the life-long generation. a the younger PRIZE OF £1,000 IS WON BY October into will delight enter night, large fully received. Friday on rooms to out are McEvoy anticipated, popular and Mrs. Mr. of the Eng- better or worse. Both are Excursion fares will be in operation house was en * * was Mr. E. P. Hendhen, had of Mary Stall on Brigid's, Children the St. help of MISS A PORT, a good members participate by may active attendance present nevertheless and any adult and He And team. revenue. The Art Union, for which excel- lish cricket the Saturday, November 13, when they sures a substantial giving notice to this effect. premises, and had a and the best wishes of their numerEvery lent prizes are being offered-the 1sta look over extended to are giving a grand musical evening are 844 Nicholson Street. members. ous acquaintances revenue is what wasbewanted. the of from a number 2nd the with £50, talk derived being a donation of the them. penny that would The complimentary social extend- at their home in Kirkham Hill-ter. is needed lady's costume made to order and He was greatly interested ih si NORTH FITZROY. an overflowing audience ed to those who had helped in the race. Don't forget to roll up to this before leaving any stretch of value £10/101- will be drawn with- cricket teams, andalong in aid late bazaar was an unqualified suc- affair, as Mr. P. Dunne, one of the dance and signed party a It does not torequire euchre A task send to the the in promised realise what of life out fail on November 29th, is billed to address West men, the popular at By Stall evening Perth pleasant visit. of the North a most imagination his cess, and of The SECOND PRIZE OF 1250 goes to Ticket- bat as a memento North Perth Town Hall. is of providing the necessaries every member Perth Bazaar will be held on Tues- was spent by the large throng who the electors. hundred boys, and holders are reminded to return butts Sunday practically North the at music the strains of November, the well day, 9th enjoy how came to MRS. D. J. HAM, for a couple of upkeep seen, or instiof, any had heard of an at their earliest convenience, in 25th. On Wednesday, November 17, at for the general Perth Town Hall. Mr. D. C. Per. by Dunton's orchestra. It was a almost sole English batsman had kept his aword. bat rott has the function well in hand. grand finale to a grand ,effort of the Bayswater Town Hal:, a social 10 Wanda Road, tution whose main isandthe meagre event not later than November came along Saturday on as and dance will be held to help Miss but also and promises an interesting and workers. source of revenue 8s. per The Young Australia Stall is hold- signed not only by himself, K. Mahoney in the popular girl State subsidy of athepatty CAULFIELD. of the tour- pleasant evening to all who patronordinary liv- ing a grand euchre party and dance by everyeither member W. And were is a magnifi- competition. course for the of The object Hitch, appreciation week! ise it. In J. including eclipsCamHall, party, ing -day every Leederville Town the in of progress popular on the one-the to laudable accorded State most cent help ing expenses of to the OF £100 goes to fea- bridge-street, on Novembep 11. Like who only arrived in PRIZE THE THIRD compelling of the the evening musical was last The Brigid's the Misses This girl of Northern Stall, ed? even- all the entertainments associated Saturday by the Malwa. The bat Christian education in St. who have an inter. Rita and Della Robinson held a so- season will be held at Mrs. O'Canture in staging Wednesday MRS. JOHN LEE, of Mrs. Kirkwood, has been on view in Sandover's win- Parish-and all Saturday, Noing's entertainment. first effort cf with the name est in such education should lend cial evening in the local Town Hall nor's, Ninth-ave., onMr. week. the success. all huge dow be: to Tim O'Conit is.,..bound The interior of vember 20, to help Market Garden, The However, in their the heartiest is the first of the their, patronage to this deserving on Thursday last. Tuesday Next won We hope to see a the building was tastefully decorat- nor, popular man candidate. all ac- entertainment. the kind, the boys on all The Mt. Hawthorn Stall are hold- season's river trips, andtofrom BLOCKS, S.A. be a very full house on the date mentioned. ed by Mr. Matthews, the caretaker, GLANVILLE going applause and congratulations is in there this, counts competition of baby Novpopular a Monday, ing on Bazaar opens Supporting evidence by the The modest sum of 1/- will bring the various flags adding splendour sides. Marian -street, on high numerical standard set. Every of Eightcorner schoolrooms, the the furnished ember 22, at rebe pro. were joy the can of guests effort The measure a full you scene. special the a to if required, THE FOURTH PRIZE OF £50goes to insisted on Saturday afternoon, November 13. member should make and vided. ceived at the main entrance by Miss ave. and Guildford -road. fact that the audience every Excellent prizes are offered, and the to be present on Tuesday night,along be Rita Robinson. and all were at once a repetition of practically A working bee of men is requested con event promises to be the most novel it is certain they will which MRS. F. H. COOPER, Slythe, was feeling programme, Mrs. is of friends many a the river fraternal The aware that item on attend the bazaar grounds on at the future ones. The the Perth late A number and attractive of the season. It was a most suc- to of Aberdeen-street, and now of in existence. eluded at half-past ten. from Saturday., November 13 (next Satthe Perth's great asset, and good use Como, Thomson Street, deshe fully Brothers learn that and to and will regret event, social order cessful in clergy make etc., to of urday) to get stalls, A euchre party in aid of the forth- C.Y.M.S. intend High School next few is an inmate of the Perth Public monstrated the popularity of the and fix grounds generally. the during College and Fremantle the at asset held will be this of person 'bazaar MANTRA, VIC. coming proudest During an interval in committee Hospital, undergoing treattnent for hostesses. were present. The months. The present Devotion, Holy Mass, 7 and 9. was his Lordship Osborne Park Hall on Wednesday the proceedings the Rev. Fr. Hayes, 7.30 in the gatheringalongside The prizes his not up to now heard of failure, a rather severe attack of rheumatwhom November. 10th of next. pan. eupaid Bishop Gibney, Monsignor Veying, consist of 11/1/- donated by Mr. J. and this is due not only to its own ism. Our sympathy is extended to on behalf of those present, The 400 Prizes of 10s. each have been won by entrants in the Mr. hard work, but also to -the splendid__ her in her illness, together with our logy to the principals for their kindsat the Rt. Rev. years or there- Smullens; a 51b. chest of tea by inthe best wishes for a speedy recovery. from ness. and expressed the sentiment various States of the Commonwealth, all of whom have been V.G. It is fifty'goys' Orphanage J. F. Kendall. Albert -street, North support it has received them sure be thanking in friends now their so of formed of their success, and on :eseipt of duly completed statutory and Profiteering abouts that the themselves; Poole; preJ. members Mr. by Perth; a ham, venerable be for will this money by and dance and kindness party prize Tuesfinal euchre of on The hospitality, amount all their for the and for founded declarations, cheqpes one was half a guinea, by Mr. W. O'Mahoney. to'be present and his 'keeninterof the season will be held at Hiber- Dancing was freely indulged in and warded. late, at Subiaco, were eve The tickets are 1/8 each, and a de- day night, November 9th (not 18th.. SEWING MACHINES. clearly syllabus), and nian Hall, on Monday next, in aid thoroughly enjoyed, whilst a firstest and delight evening. lightful evening is promised those as appears on the the through acquired all of the Sacred Heart Stall. The ar. class musical programme was connewly Printed Prize Lists are available on application, accompanied, denced Rates. o'clock who desire to help a good cause by help to continue the Exchange of Effect eight Miss before rangements are in the hands of an tributed to by Mrs. Stuber, society. by stamped, addressed envelope. A few minutes in the Band, their patronage. ..Mrs. Kennedy and prosperity of your Loses." and Australia boys Wins, of who Raphael "America of ladies, Messrs. committee November and energetic muster Robinson, night. full this following a The in this Comgave a sel- Mrs. O'Mahoney are organising to en- Flanagan. Dainty refreshments There have been many "triers" for the 1st. Prizefortune under Mr. Max O'Neill, The Fair Profits Commissione to function, whilst Mrs. Poole is acting 10th, is a Trial by Jury, to which are leaving nothing undone has no fine style, invited. sure this entertainment being the were supplied on an extensive scale. yesterday examined representative petition. We hope and feel sure that those whom and ection, "Zampa," in members' lady friends are amusing will join us The chorus as secretary. spirit, good in verdict Good the accept the season. will programme. one of crowning smiled upon, very machine a the be sewing in to open of firms trading This promises use of of which good make will are winners numbers, hall tourfortunate the the euchre proposed more singing in the that in the hope prizes are offered The plans of and part as to the movements in .prices and night, and those in whose hands were especifolk will be. now nearing completion, so that de- their bearing on profits. The chair their "surprise packets." there were eight items, arrangements lie, are quite prepar. nament, while dancing 80 lads. about by early an at part the latter occur in rendered OBITUARY. cater for should enjoyable specially most velopments presided. ally well man (Sir J. W. McCay) ed to guarantee a in th up on the stage, with popular dance date. Meantime a proposal is on We thank all who competed for the interest displayed Attractively formed H. C. Tyler, executive officer i n evening. The case to be tried is a of the. evening, could not carry 2nd., and 3rd. part music. The price of tickets is, as foot to organise a first-class orches- Victoria for the Singer Sewing Ma great SUN-RAYSED Industry, and although all that The death of Mrs. Bridget Mead, breach of promise. each of the 1st., which, in return heard, convinced fully been have distinctly respected all will and 14, large hoped that season. £1,000, old 1/-, is t off the of an usual, and it next no tra for voices were chine Co., said the company did On Sunday week, November produced a member for their entrance fees they have received full value in good Frui of the York district, and siis- is the Society's Quarterly Commun- numbers will avail themselves of when joined in harmony manufacture sewing machines, bu t The soloists in family Adelaide-terrace, ion. We thoroughly understand it this last opportunity of meeting in and Confectionery. the Singe r delightful music.although purchased them from at ter of Mrs. Higgs, HALT. nervous TOWN BAYSWATER Newcasenoutlying, and social Inat her residence, the friendly rivalry each instance, Manufacturing Co., Kilbowie, nee r is impossible for those in For their sakes, coupled with the future prospects of the of their work, occurred on the evening of suburbs -to come along on these oc- joyment so evident at euchre parties. PLAIN & FANCY DRESS CON- Glasgow. The Melbourne office or York, tle -street, the commencement produstry, we trust thatthe number 43 II should FETTI CARNIVAL. last Monday week, at the age ofhuswarmed up to it aseach dered through the Sydney office, casions, but those nearby item vocal The deceased, whose ceeded, and thus applause. In "Sing years. it their especial allay to apwhich dealt direct with the menu In Aid of the predeceas. make won meritorious the soloist head office was in proach the altar rails on These morn- sustained a sprained thumb. was band (Mr. Charles Mead An CA1 I IOLIC CHURCH BUILDING facturers. The Merry Minstrel," 'hcl her many years ago, was afflicted The machines were inNew York. No Ye "Will by Messrs. given FUND, in then and her health intnours on the best of authority exhibition was trouble, heart with the rate of exJohn Jelly, and dollars, in voiced Holland The WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. London Come Back Again?" Otto numbers had been failing for a lengthy period. state our literary minds are very L. McComish and C. Quinlivan. change being as between of sons and shortly to have opened to them an final will be fought next week. Replying to the A grown-up family took the solo. Bracketted York. and New Refreshments. Prizes. Good Remember" Erin loss avenue for the development of their the mourn to survive J. W. (Sir daughters later on were "Let Thy the chairman of 1/6. question 2/6; single, Double Tickets, Young Days sustained. The funeral took place talents. So now you who may wish and "Has Sorrowtheir rendition McCay) as to why machines manuthe MRS. McKIMMIE, In afternoon and was large- to be classed under this healing, TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. to Tuesday shipped Shaded?" on and in Scotland factured the particularly Mr. T. McDonald, the Very Rev. Dean keep your eyes and ears open, and tone, rhythm, and piano Australia at 87 dollars were conpassages ly attended, Joint'Secretaries. The following pupils.of Miss Nor0. 3. DeGARIS, of 3i diminuendo and Walsh, V.F., officiating at the buriil then make a bold bid for fame. rate at the sterling verted. into .his, made Villa." "Clyde and The chief mourners created telling effect items, the gems obsequies. Once more read this little remind- rie Bartlett, L.T.C.L., dol. to the pound instead of .4.80, Kalgoorlie, C. and Thos. er, and if it applies to you, act on it 193 McDonald -street, DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY, William with the first vocal Messrs. to the were went HALL. witness said the money In the second half Mead (sons), Mesdames Richard El- and pay your subs. were successful in the recent prac- NORTH PERTH TOWN of the evening. office in New York, and was A.D.F.A., MILDURA. Misses M3/) held tical examinations held in connec- EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE, head and was Carter, of H. the same choir gave (a)(b) Thomas tournament rate liott, boxing American The the at converted "Unfurl (daughters), on last Wednesday night in the pre- tion with the above College:Davis' "My Land" and stirring In Aid of the North Perth Stall- exchange. The Sydney office restyle and Mabel Mead crowd of Higher Local: Vera Fitzpatrick West Perth Bazaar, the Flag:" the latter in of which an Messrs. Stephen and George Lints sence of an interested as to Austraits instructions ceived fere the conclusion To be Held on (brothers), Messrs. Robert, William, members. Several members dis- (honours). prices from New York. Geo. J. Lirfto played their ability in the fistic art. Intermediate: Edith MacDonald TUESDAY,' 9th NOVEMBER. lian ralian flag that had been herd The Chairman: Thy increase in and James, Geo. S., and Carter the successful ones being: March (honours). H.Dolly (honours), Messrs. First and o erhead was suddenly unfurled (nephews), of family machines from price the who Prizes. Refreshments. The bout, between Messrs. J. Tobin and Junior: Rosins Robertson. floated over the singers heads, R. Elliott (sons-in-law). £16 in February to £25 in August is 'tire, and Good Music. Eileen James, Lite W. Wedg- G. Coronel, the former was successSteps: First Messrs. concluded the number with were: -bearers pall on the figures and first sight, at 10 to 12. "Chiming Cards 8 to 10 p.m. Dancing A. G. Mattiske, ful. Second bout, between J. Hard. Way, Violet Hill. good Australian cheers. documents submitted, incomprehenand wood, C. McQuade, D. C. PERROT, division, Ticket 1/-. Intermediate In the Bells of Long Ago," in chorus,Stilly George Bailey. R.I.P. wick and C. Quinlivan, did not last and sible. By caring Sec. Hon. This age realises at last what is due to its childern. the the beautiful "Oft in the four rounds, as Mr. Hardwick Edith MacDonald gained 92 marks. Witness said the increased prices Few. properly for their minds and bodies, it is laying the foundation for Night," in trio, by Masters T. Firth, increased by the explained were are But and Australia. race R. happier and a healthier, star, G. Cunningham, landing and labour costs, the re. music was supplied by a piper, and completed the class singingthe numcently imposed duties and the adhigh so creditable were tire exhibitions bers, all of which deserve The inverse rate of exchange. Mas each in demanded commendation. was a repeat that est praise and come tax returns would show that recitation, instance. ter T. Fewster, in a Firth, no profit was made last year. a in the on R. number and any as Onions," Popular "Spring The Chairman: On your figures, programme were the gymnastic dishumorous song, both had to repeat BEST the increased costs did not apIt would be difficult for plays. their items in response to well -deproach the increase in prices. Havinsurto promising boys A of number any other served applause. ing further questioned witness as to strumentalist, Arthur Palmer, gave pass the calesthenics and pyramid A little exthe operation of the rates of exin your power to promote your children's welfare? "Queen of the Earth" as a cornet formations which the Clontarf boys which no change, the chairman observed: "It tra trouble will sometimes secure for them advantages His mani- presented. Under the direction of solo in first class style. basis for half the is only food AusGood and tails buy. wins can America amount money is heads of and in- Mr. Wells, the physical exercises pulation of the instrument Children half. other the exercise is you When Suitable tralia loses all the time. their robust health. his and displays could not be excelled. terpretation of the music provedwork, physical culture. But to do them love douThey you charge motion. Scotland of buy from are fond of the eachMovement Without exception all round knowledge WITH orinternal strong JUMPER bodies and supple VOILE them had if you WHITE as give rates, to conversion really QUALITY, ble good; ad- of the display was carried out with FUGI SILK, FINEST and made his item an admirablesame COLLAR, TIE, CUFFS, AND gans, these exercises must be directed scientifically. bought from your head office in AmThe precision and ease, the pyramirl BLOUSES, IN SIX STYLES, junct to the programme. Mr. CHECKS COLOURED OF when BAND it less call erica, but you Max grouping being distinctly attractive. lad appeared later with HANDKERCHIEF SHOWING AND STRIPES. PRICE, 185, 11d. your principals in America get the MUELLER'S SYSTEM O'Neill, the conductor, in a cornet In a later display of gymnastics the money from Australia." was COLLAR AND TIE, SAILOR ever popular vaulting horse ASSORTMENT OF duet, "Life's Dream is O'er," which A.LARGE G. Ward, partner in the Austrablessed by un-counted hundreds of thousands of men and women, AND KIMONAS, won enthusiastic applause and a re- brought into requisition to conclude ADJUSTABLE AND PEIGNOIRS COLLAR, Ltd., lian Sewing Machine Co., Pty., to whom it has brought hack health, has now been specially adaptin- the programme. In charge of one peat had to be given AsMr.an O'THE VERY SMARTEST FOR North Melbourne, said the machines COLLAR EFFECTS, AND FINed for the particular needs of growing young,ters. of the Brothers, the boys entered WEAR: PEIGNOIRS, strumental quartette, with BEACH manuwere company the by sold into their work with great spirit, ISHED WITH FINE TUCKS, Neill (cornet), A. Palmer (cornet), 171. 11d., KIMONAS, 19s. lid. companies in various by factured PtolE. vault"MY SYSTEM various and the through went and (trombone), J. North HEMSTITCHING AND PEARL DE CHENE HEAVY CREPE America. "Re- ing and movements somersault mey (euphonium), Round's NEWEST IN America? In PRICE, Stk. BUTTONS. BLOUSES, The Chairman: capital with a quickness and regularity that is the latest volume of this famous series. -The exercises describmembrance" was rendered inthe AND ROUND STYLES, Then how do they come to be calleffi- at times provoked excitement amed and illustrated are not only fun for the children, but most useThis item proved style. WHITE VOILE BLOUSES IN SQUARE NECKS, HANDKERed "A.NA." machines? ful practice for their adult tutors. ongst the audience at the expense ciency which the boy's had reached CHIEF, SAILOR AND ADJUSTWitness: That is the registered re- of the lads who were a little slow ALL THE NEWEST STYLES under the tuition of Mr. O'Neill,him WHITE, IN Strongly bound and beautifully illustrated, 4/6 (postage 3d. extra, COLLARS name. ABLE ones folon the from credit at getting clear FRONTS. flecting the greatest OF COLLAR AND BLACK, NAVY, CHAMPAGNE. The Chairman: H'm! (Laughter.) and the boys as well in their per- lowing on. About 60 or 70 boss AND PRICES, Ss 6d, 108 6d, 12a 6d, 13s W. H. Begg, manager, Melbourne PUTTY, MASTIC, SKY, of severance. Special mention is due again finally engaged in a series ex. PINK. ..PRICE, branch agency, J. W. Johnston and 11d, and les 11d. to and must be merle of John Telly pyramid grouping that sets another Co., Sydney, said it was a question in his recitation, "The Man From ample for the students of our and whether the company could keep its He bad to schools to follow in originality the Snowey River." New Home machines on the market respond with an encore number, precision. at present prices. They had been scene Of those who assisted in bringing which vividly portrayed a Prices on the market for 50 years. the entertainof tragedy, success about the leading up to a gruesome had increased by dbout 50 per cent. of made but in reality was a man's prepara- ment mention mustT be years. in two preCI-, who A Barrett, Miss M. shave! a tion for Evidence was also given by C. H accompanying : Under the direction of Miss Ester, sided at the piano Caddy (Powell and Candy), Prah. the programme. various dancing exhibitions were various items on sewing ran, dealer in secondhand those thank to wish 18 The Brothers When ordering, please mention this paper given. A "Highland Fling," by machines. whose generous assistlads; a "Sailor's Hornpipe" by a gentlemenwillingly -Melbourne Age, 14/10/ '20. given in ushering class of 12; an "Irish Jig" by 18, and ance was The and in other directions. a Sword Dance by 7 boys. MENT.
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