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No. 1999 (New Series)
PERTH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 20, 1920
VOL. XLIV
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A WORTHY EXAMPLE. WEST PERTH Dean Smyth at this stage announced the fact that collectors NORTHAM. would commence operations, and VICTORIA PARK. (Mr. (From Our Correspondent). then introduced the Mayor of a After devotions on Sunday ofevenBaldock), who, in the course The sacred concert arranged and the demembers was the he 31, that said October speech, ing, FOUNDA- short given by the choir on Wednesday (From Our Correspondent). a of Mary assembled in St. THE BLESSING AND LAYING OF ST. PATRICK'S lighted to be present at the gather- evening last, was attended by Convent Children TION STONE. to say farewell room, address The children of the splendid music hear the and Joseph's ing, large gathering of people. It was picnic to School were entertained to agrounds and make a small presentation of the Vicar-General, expressing an excellent performance from bethe in Cissie last Miss - on Wedesnday Zoological Gardens. one of their members, -was felt the view that everyone in the au- ginning to end, the like of which ALL CREEDS AND CLASSES PARTICIPATE. attached to the Disappointment Daily. dience would agree with everything should be a more prdinary feature This outing was given as a small at not being able to give a social that had been said. Although be- of the entertainments organised to labtheir for short token of recompense but owing to very ifig of a different belief, he cherish- assist parochial funds, especially in (By THE RECORD'S Special Representative/. a right evening, it was found impossible to do ours towards the bazaar, and notice mort, the knowledge that for the past parishes where such a beautiful orthe However, the property waspresent ed bounteous so. The Director of the sodality atLast Sunday will live long tointake royal day it proved. Aprovided three years, as their chief citizen, gan is installed. Every participant, those asked he and gaged, by the presentation, memory of those privileged made supply of eatables was and tended, had done for this church the especially Miss O'Connor, the organIntrohe afford. could they say were and spoke in glowing terms of the part in the laying of the foundation to give as the ladies, and needless tothe as he would do for any other ist, deserves sincere congratulations rising departing member. In making the stone and dedication of St. Patrick's ducing the Monsignor, the Archdea- same given full justice to by Referring to the site and on such an exquisite rendition of the church. true, his old, to a tribute paid con were The attractions Rev. Father O'Don- Church, Bunbury, by the Right generation. presentation, faith shown in the fu- best that is in music. Full detailimmense of the man friend young- nell asked the recipient to accept Reverend Monsignor Verling, V.G. and consistent ' carefully scrutinised by the lips ture of the city by the church au- ed report next week. own his with who piety, the great until o'clock 10 of at delight, sters with eager Despite the fact that the gift as a tangible expression remarked that the imhe thorities, the of object the them tell would supporters of popular man fall-in bugle was sounded. and esteem in which she is in the morning the wind blew mense cost involved had added to Mr.The Saturday love rain existence of a Catholic Church T. Madigan are heralding the apHis By the Katoomba on highly held by the members. On behalf of with hurricane force and the everyof the town. the prosperity readdress to of summer with a trip down The Monsignor, in rising last, two well known and sodality and himself, the Rev. hit one with telling smacks, best efforts were bent in an attempt proach of the "Swanee" on Tuesday evening the concourse that had been reinFather wished her every success. On one was undaunted. So bad was the spected citizens in the persons have the road widened and made the to the pro for at had The s.s. Zephyr is timed to sailed Smyth, next. Daily ceremonies Collier Miss Archdeacon' the gift, as forced to receive the three anll Mrs. outlook that he vacated office in Both risinggiven leave Barrack-street jetty at 8 p m ap- the last Mass of the day, exhorted proceeded, took for his text, "This before a hearty round of of the Eastern cities. months' time. on energetic was A grand concert will be given Miss Daily left by Tues- his crowded congregation in St. Jo- is the day the Lord hath made; let loners were most plause. Archdeacon Smyth read out a board, while a full orchestra will that bene- day's train for Moora. May success School Church to pray and us be glad and rejoice therein." workers in every cause WEST GUILDFORD PARISHIONERS PICNICING. list of subscriptions at this stage, dispense popular and lively "ditties" and their ab- go with her is the sincere wish of seph's to stay the eleAlmighty the ask fitted the community, be exquisite an the West Guildford of C. In the course and aptly introduced Mr. G. if felt when her many friends. As The above block should have appeared with during any intervening moments. It ments for the occasion. sence will no doubt created to of the duty rising the on who, on sermon M.L.A., will Money, negotiatnumber explained it last week, tut owing to extreme preTsitre on large a be which supplicathat Notes is hoped in answer to the fervent further functidns are toefforts for the reapthe Monsignor loud Creator, with their' greeted speak, was to to of the opportunity was reluctantly held over. During the late ed. tions of the people and children, his pre- avail themselves in this healthy and space. FREMANTLE. He said that ferred to the various phases of the plause. with a wards noon the final rain teemed Church debt both worked lan- sence that afternoon was not alto- of participating history. In graphic ex pleasurable outing midst the soon to be dried up by the world's zeal that was greatly appreciated down, of few a not rethe As enlightened gether usual for him. well-wishers UNVEILING OF MEMORIAL TO tempstuous howling wind. From guage that breezes of the Swan. Their many by all. assem- presentative of the people, he con- hilarating of the mixed over the BAZAAR OF On Thursday evening a musical REV. FATHER SMYTH, then on conditions moderated, and the massMonsignor extend a pleasant sojourn Verling pictured sidered it his duty to be there, and evening that they LATE will be held at Mrs. Hardie's Rev. Mon- blage. O.M.I. Right the time the Bight, and a fervent hope by right on creature the people Catholic efforts of the once the WILL BE OPENED ON NEXT Newcastle congratulated of friends corner old the the at to address residence to back arose come the Verling will signor In the Fremantle Cemetery, As to their and Cleaver -streets, to further the of David and Solo- their marvellous site. of people from the im- back in the days concourse more. memorial a of unveiling cenof ceremony convista he long land the the securing through in Rev. success candidature of the Sacred Heart During the present yearthe Vic- to the saintly memory of the late provised platform in front of the mon, gratulated them on getting what in for turies gone by, down to the parrallel nominee in the popular man A 8 O'CLOCK, BY THE Father Hayes has raised Rev. Father Smyth, O.M.I., will be half -built church the sunto shone, when the Aus- they were out after. One thing he Stall's grace the to that of yesterday, competition. There will be no end day, that time first toria Park, Belmont, and Queen's Monsignor the Rev. the by Right performed himself the invifor way saw the was RT. REV. MONSIGNOR PEALING, V.O. and tralian soldier and that £1,155. liked amusement, and song, music, of Park parishes approximately (Sunday) occasion. -morrow V.G., to of the old world, reared tations were issued for the function. with a number of novelties included to his un- Verling, at half-past three o'clock. Shortly after 2 o'clock the child- cathedrals That sum is a monument Their issue to the people without in the programme a right royal time Church debt. afternoon ga- hundreds of years ago to the glory tiring energy for the over the desire of the ren and parishioners began to of the living God. With distinction of class or creed was a is assured. honor and the Park In accordance with usual a small adthe in and 27. Convent, the A gloom was cast at with ther Fathers, and in keeping deeply good sign of the times and augured mission of 8d.Aseach Oblate that eloquence of went AND WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL, SATURDAY, NOV. news a flow will be made in the mar and when capable nuns on Monday last the Monsignor well for the principles of freedom aid of the above -named object. his the wish of the committee that or- hands of the -ST. MARIAN in accordance with moved his hearers, GROUNDS, acting all SCHOOL the memorshals, around that Jack Leitch met movement, CONVENT the creature ganised the of LOCATION: the effort disaster. and toleration, peace and goodwill Something special in the way of Venerable Archdeacon's plan, pictured death in the Mornington be ial has taken the form of a magnifi- the God endeavoring to show his al- now and in the future. entertainments will be given at the TAKE LZEDERVILLE-MT. H AWTHORN TRAM AND ALI es. A more popular man could not formed up ready to proceed to the of ready cent Celtic Cross, executed in polishlegiance in some way or other, and of donations Hibernian Hall on Tuesday, Nolist further a AT MARIAN -STREET. the city. After overlooking at its eminence found in the parish, always and surrounded was ed granite, trying to offer the worship that mere had been read out, Mr. E. M. Clarke, vember 30th, in the form of a conhand in am, base by an ornamental octagonal to extend a helping 3 o'clock, the pro- His due. the before than Shortly more In felt. Jack conamount class large keenly to the high cause, his demise is crea- M.L.C., referred that had inspired cert and dance. willA be provided by cession, headed by cross-bearers and expression, the and kerbing of somewhat similar comof commonsense cert programme was a staunch Irish Australian, The committee remain in- acolytes, moved off via Wellington outward not being entirely spirit- the church's people in acquiring the a number of Perth's popular and his opinions position. Father Neville, and Victoria streets, to the tolling of ture, never feared to express Irish Rev. to to debted tried always cause. had ual, a church worthy of leading artists, and dancers will be and sentiments in the man, and up 0.51.1., who in his wisdom sustained the old church bell. Everyone in give expression to that inward site and erecting great South-West with Bunbury specially catered for from 10 p.m. to He was a very young the monuments the and post herein by a commendable attraction Bunbury heard that sonorous toll13 and J. FULLER. midnight. beautiful, ing, and it is to their credit that the emotion, to recently held an important LESSEES .. time as its centre. Deep for the sublime and raised to God from time to homThose disposing of tickets in the ....PERTH OPERATIC SOCIETY. seen restthe final Hon. Edwin Rose, M.L.C., alon one of the leading dailies. for ever The PRODUCERS .. secured edifying procession evidences of the most his sor- promptly striking to were total the to cheques for expressed at union was art Fathers and in the famous port of the South- age paid to God. Dealing particular- so expressed his great pleasure sympathy CHARMING MUSICAL COMEDY family in ing place of the Oblate rowing widow and young that being present, and said that the value of twenty pounds, arc reminda circular plot occupying West was missed by very few of the with the true Catholic spirit returnThe mourners Brothers, their terrible loss. ample position in the most decid- residents of that place. The Altar ly in the building would be the admiration of ed that butts and cash are As an ideal itself showed testimony unmistakably the 30th. November pleas- able on that Boys were followed by the boys and at his funeral waswhich he was held. edly picturesque portion of and cathedrals that adorn all for all time. He was also which price of tickets is only 6d., no one of the respect in area reserved for the Catholic com- girls of the several convents, whose churches the world to-day, representing in a ed to see the type of building miss the opportunity of talcMay his soul rest in peace. munity. To the credit of the Ob- deportment, bearing, and singing vivid way the outward expression, was being erected on the finest site should (By special arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) of 13 The the way of Truth and Light. Truth in Western Australia. In reminiscent ing a chance in the distribution late Fathers be it stated, that the won universal admiration. DECEMBER 4th to DECEMBER 10th. prizes. SATURDAY, useful and it valuable these pleasure in the situatto force vein referred art, centrally In he of strong above work Children of Mary, in that would make men free. A cordial welcome is extended to him to meet many (For a limited season of Six Nights Only). C.Y.M.S. ed upon this favourable site is of full regalia, headed by their ban- tracing the history of the Divinely had afforded ashis upon local manufacture, and the material ner, were followed by the Choir. The established church from the cradle people whom he had not seen for Rev. Father Langmead SPECIAL BOOKING ANNOUNCEMENT. consists of Albany flag of Old Erin, held aloft by stal- at Bethlehem to the lasting injunc- years that day, and related several suming the office of curate at St. to the opening of the of of the monument Applications in advance for seats prior while that of the kerbing warts and backed up by a very large tion to His Apostles: "Go-Teach anecdotes relative to the big-heart- Brigid's. to the Managranite, Considering that the majority Plans wil be received by letters only, addressed been rather have Box parishes, to early appears the Cupid of outlying of Creek. generosity in Mahogany -and. assembly live from clearly edness obtained was Letters must state representative members Nations," the Monsignor ger of the Box Office, Nicholson's, Limited. the quarterly Therefore the tribute of a grateful and active in St. Brigid's parish of late, of Hi- all the day Catholic settlers. notes for branch local postal the impressed or of the attendance atSunday cheque members contain unmistakably and and required seats satisElsie of number was latest victim being Miss is to their well beloved sog- bernians in regalia, emphasised the huge assemblage of mixed creeds, coenvelope Communion last The collection list, having not yet his No tickets will be posted unless stamped received within people same. chorister and later . garth aroon is as the widely lament fact that the new church was aptly lours and classes in a way that was come to hand, will be published Eatt, a protniiisnt be not factory. Members whoof live will Applications application. CatheSowith of Mary the sent Children of the member entirely named. Then came the members impossible under other conditions, later. for have it, would Plan priest ed Box The a convenient distance noon. 12 at 27th, NOV. than SATURDAY, be absent West Australian. Under favourable dality, whose heart and hand has Tuesday, confraternity of the Sacred with the Divine authority with dral should on no account Commu- weather conditions the public cere- of the wearing the whole season will be open to the general public on The "block" of views of the above been captured by Mr. Bert Clear. their badges and which the Catholic Church is endowfrom the society's quarterly Heart, ofarrived too late for inclu- The marriage will be celebrated at November 30. On this Sunday 'Massofis the mony should attract a vast gather. medals, heralded by their banner. ed. Speaking more particularly of ceremony nion. WEST THE next week. Arranmore on Saturday next. May THE GREATEST SHOW EVER PRESENTED IN for the well known pastor was In strong force the vivid colours of the church at Bunbnry, the Monsig- sion. It will appear fered for deceased members prove an ing, their life's journey on the sea of Stalls and Dress Circle, 5/ (including -Reserved revered by all people, and of all this Society stood out in contrast to nor referred appropriately to it as PRICES society, a fact that should to 1/1. matrimony be full of happiness and shrines. tax); Unreserved Stalls, 3/3; Back Stalls, 2/2: Gallery, additional incentive to members the blue of the Children of Mary, being their "beacon light to God, NOTICE. prosperity. attend. and the green of the Hibernian, the centre of light and guidance, Bazaar flag led on the gene- and their treasure house of faith and of Australian University The College, This week the Cathedral Newman grounds ral public, who formed up and fol- spiritual gift. It is in this church, has been in progress in the Melbourne. Loreto Convent rooms, and lowed singing the hymns suitable adjoining the society's to said, that your children will be MIDLAND JUNCTION. see that old he ALL OTHER FETES AND BAZAARS WILL BE SURPASSED Donovan Bursaries. we were very pleased Tendered as- ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH. for the occasion right from the right Baptised, that Holy Communion streets, you the BY THE members church, through be given to strengthen mand of our will of in accorBursaries, preparation The Donovan in Music, up to the half-completed church, against all temptations, that your sistance both in the of Results of Examinations The grand confetti carnival, orof the Donor, wish running the with Fathers the dance in Rev. and Sacra1920. the and in Verling grounds forgiven Monsignor will be the Esq., are subject ganised by Miss Pettit, in aid of St. up sins of the parish of Penance, and when you die Thomas Donovan, the bazaar. As part of Melbourne, Western Finnigan and Reidy bringing Brigid's Convent School, and held in of ment body will be blessed to speed to special regulations. the furnishing UniversitiesAustralia, the rear. During the whole course etc. debt was caused by only your Midland Town Hall on Novem exbe to Smyth is see Dean will it £60 each for the WHICH WILL BE OPENED BY VERY REV. CHANCELLOR You (value procession, Six Bursaries soul to Heaven. I., Iris Tomp. the of our rooms, -Grade your Pianoforte. out a wonderful sucnot should precision, at all times the Cross on the spire, three years) are offered to students ber 4th, turnedthree splendid - maintained Tread pected that members II., Kathleen Grade MORKHALLINAN ON son. hundred people Some cess. to swell suitin pace StaUniversity the the see moderate will entering 21 a Corbet. entering under Frances set on only assist but also help and Grade III., attended, great numbers coming spending his gold. V., Alice able for the occasion, and thereby tions of the Cross. It will be here March, 1921. the fund by each one Gavan-Dully, Gras as from even Grad, some and Perth, from Another few shillings at the bazaar. Treadgold. Grade obviated the usual crushing, backwill see the Saviour washing the Three of these Bursaries are re- far as Fremantle. Local resident.; we must re- Walsh, Freda with you at 8 p.m. ing and filling associated pleasing feature which Henry. feet of His disciples, not excluding for, and additional advan- state that the Town. Hall never parochial V I. Jean -Grade displays. Those Judas." In concluding, the elo- served other and Iris ThompIV., military cord is that in the various 'Theory granted to, brothers and sons tages so pretty as it did on the -ROAD AND EIGHTH -AVENUE. GUILDFORD see the procession from quence of the Monsignor was turned of men or women who have actively looked to OF Treadgold CORNER privileged bazaars, with hardly an aexception, .Kathleen (honors), and son streamers with the coloured prominviewpoint were on to those responsible for the secur- served with the AI.F. For details, 4th. AT T.15 AND 7.50 P.M. our members are taking PERTH LEAVE the ceiling (honors), Frances Corbet (honors), the new church's from festooned TRAINS balloons of most picturesque and apply to the Rector, before Decem- in a kind of dome effect. The stage ent (honors), Patricia enthusiastic in their descriptionvery ing of the the Ethel Treadgold their at beauthe scene to and site, Jacobson beautiful Ethel the O sic more we must return to commanding (honors), was railed off and set for supper There Walsh harmony tiful building that would grace it. ber 1st. Grade V., Doreen Bryan, feet, whilst the delightful old subject of subscriptions. with dainty little tables and tasteof weeks of (pass). of a thousand voices carried aloft by Appealing to those present to help The Cabaris only another couple Sheila Hayes. fully arranged flowers. the breeze at and gentler run, and trusted to he Roya. calmer giving, term the now of the by generously Board the present Associated Orchestra supplied the dance et take indeed will would that it Archbishop of time impression the by the time Royal College made an and that were effects end of that Academy fine and some music, committee years to blot out. visited the splendid town to dedibe very pleasing to the Music, London: in aid of St. Munchin's obtained in the moonlight waltz and the society cate St. Patrick's the debt would be The bazaar and most satisfactorynotonames The success Advanced Grade.-Eileen Hayes Entering the church immediately, waltz. confetti the be opened will preGosnells, re. Church, the Marcis she Altar boys, school children, substantially reduced. Before affair may be itself, if there were (honors), Irene Harnmi'l, afternoon at 3 and popularity of the that next Saturday Lily Earle. sented by the secretary for striking Miss PetChildren of Mary, and the Sacred suming his seat, the Vicar General continued gauged from the fact be term it Hodges, G.sc,c. -- Patricia Heart Sodality formed a guard of said: "God bless and speed you to o 'clock, and will evening, requests off the books. During the Intermediate numerous received has tit on also have the many hroughout how to bless the complete the work you set out to t Treadg-ki Monsignor Ethel the has been surprising their We'sh, for carnival. the honor repeat to arrears, as ev- do." Monday evening. you drop in a come along with Higher Division-Dorothy Hayes, ground on which the altar willover. but And the last Home -mail closes on November 23rd. If subs., quarter's Kean, Josephine Davies. well as present entually rest. This ceremony are not Winnie Hayes, the -Sheila in its place, and Division. set was still there are some whoonce Lower stone more and yet up to date, and we themselves Eileen Byrne. 81 then the walls, both inoutside turn. The appeal to them to make couple of Elementary Division.-Judy Holinside, were blessed for PaWild, completed Lily Noble, Edna ceremony financial within the next land, religious our to due is to credit made Bell. was Great weeks. Hyde, Noreen the time being, a move Mr. Webb, tracia hardworking secretary, Primary Division.---.Beckie Davies, the platform, where a distinguished in outstand- Peggy a few. men were infor the way he has itgotwould Murphy, Nancy Nash. gathering of prominent of or drop him a line, you are just in nice time for selecting indeed and the day. ing accounts, time-hontroduced to the guestIn the if meanbeautiful CHRISTMAS or NEW YEAR'S CARDS-the be a fitting reward to his efforts Verling. DEATH. Monsignor up bethe whole of them were paid oured, most appreciated foriu of seasonal greetings. huge concourse of people your charity, pray time the fore the end of the term, November BATEMAN.-Of themselves round, the heaps for the repose of the soul of Mar. spread temporary & ideal 30th. making bricks of garet Ann Bateman, .of Boulder, J. A. Boor The "B" cricket team had a most Beautiful who vantage points, and Mr. supporters at late of Sebastopol, Victoria, 1920; very busy with Have the largest variety at the lowest prices in Perth. was enthusiastic crowd ofSandovers secretary) (the 12th last Cards died-on November and cash the match against new designs, still sold at pre-war prices. Their Double Folding res'. his books, pencils, boxes soul her May the at get that years. 72 hope to aged we and chafed Saturday, gilt edge, bags, the collectors there with real, pressed Westralian Wild Flowers, silk ribbons, in peace. conclusion of the match to -day down treasurer (Dr. Flynn) the and free. post going, etc., cannot be beaten to-day at Is. each, o'r Ils. dozen, will be just as many, or more, smiled. to DEATH. to give a little encouragement so our second team, which is doing FENNELL.-In loving memory of The Speeches. the Cards, arRex Prendergast's "Tim" who departed well. Thomas Fennell, On the platform were seated Then there are the popular 8 -page, Celluloid Folding Smyth, given Archdeacon Howard performance last Saturday life at Albany on November 11th, Monsignor, it tistically painted and finished with silk ribbons -almost range of Heart of the Mayor (Mr. J. G. Baldock), Sacred was a great aid to his side, ascome Most 1920. chance to away at their price of 43d. each, or 5s. 6d. dozen. Another E. M. Clarke, M.L.C., Dr. gave Joe Leahy a score Jesus have mercy on his soul. Messrs. silk -front, -out cut the preof Rose, Cards. by his loving wife and Flynn (treasurer), Edwin up to his not out extra large, four leaf, embossed Folding 8/6 sebatsmen -Inserted You "A" vious week. family. M.L.C., C. C. Money, M.L.A and in ribbons, etc., nothing finer on the market, yet only 9d. each, order in for try to Archdeacon, The have something veral others. dozen. IN MEMORIAM. he desired to briefly exsaid to get anything like the "B" team's rising, Cecil Campand satisfaction at champion's average. BRYAN -Of your charity pray for press his delight and unique gatherbell was the most successful bowlthe repose of the soul of Thomas .the magnificent PresComposed as it him. er. For to-day we wish Reubeand before Country Customers can rely on best value and careful selection anniverfirst ing the Joseph Bryan, a luck, of and colour, best the race creed, ton's eleven occurs on was of every death whose of they send cash with order to sary if of their year, three-pointer if possible. last WedMonday next, November 22, and the day was after of their own The syllabus item for soul sweet Jesus have work, a fitting climaxgenerous whose on drop en--was debate and nesday night strenuous effort mercy. ped on account of the bazaar, alcouragement by their fellow citizens centre of worthough a fair crowd of to members your charity pray to at last provide a tabernacle CONDON.-Of to listen to rooms the was ship that would be a were along at who Richard, of soul ONLY ADDRESS: the for yet ungenerations the for it, and the debaters were all preparyachtthe God in dtowned accidentally next reheard have struggles we the to Referring Similarly ed. on the Swan River born. disaster ing smoke site item the MURRAY STREET ,(NEAR BOANS) lative to the acquisition of Wednesday night's on 22nd. November, 1919. come eminence of WA. social -will most probably not things May his soul and all the souls of -the crowning IA PER G P.O., reweek : following Archdeacon the PROVIDERS, the Hill, in on Bury UNIVERSAL off, but the faithful departed rest 1 ferred to the fact that the site.was will be back to their old routine, peace. Amen. for the of whole the also was as and for, paid and before then the tickets by his loving sister the bricks and work on the building. next river excursion will be in cir- -Inserted brother, Mary and Willie. culation.
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