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Self - Determination for Ireland League of Australia.
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The secretary read correspondence lie had despatched to headquarters in Perth, stating how the branch had adopted the constiteution of the in THE League, as set out
Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal.
VOL. XLV
FREMANTLE.
WEST PERTH
(From Our Correspondent).
Visit of Gilbert and Sullivan
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Opera Company. were The Sisters' bazaar stalls Branch. members et tile executive body are finalised on Sunday eyening last. Owing to exigencies of space we RECORD, asking for all details in but to hand very enthusiastic in Weir efforts to du Report Tile only Fortified by the excellent results Seven stalls are operating, namely. were precluded last week from maktheir best for the seelety. iwEsTeaM AUSTRALIA SECTION.) All members of the committee connection with the harmonious achieved took the East Fremantle, Refreshments, executive ing the brief reference to the visit since of absentees from the meeting held oil and officers are requested to attend working of branches, copies of all Thursday, 21st inst., were Mr. J. Tully the offers of genet, Children of Mary, North Fremantle, the members of the Gilbert and the special committee meeting ar- required propaganda literature, and over control andreceived from all Beacom-116d, Produce, and Erman- Sullivan and Mr. It. remelt, both or whom were out. assistance Opera Company to A St. deputatlim detained. (Mr. unavoidably eimenecd ranged to be held at the. Hibernian as to whether the organiser The State Council i(as Organisation has gone on apace Great enthusiasm pre- Brigid's on Sunday, the 17th inst., every reason for them tie proper. from the eewly-formeil Highgate Ladle,. The new a vigorous campaign starting Hall un to -morrow (Sunday), May Doheny tawould soon visit the gold- sides, there isfullest Club waited on the rommittee and ex-. during the past week. assurance of uisi. wailed and numerous entertainments when at the 11 o'clock Mass a num01 fields in his official capacity, as re to enjoy the League augers indeed well for sue- branches in the various districts, and 1st.. at 8.30 pan. tended a welcome to the membersfirst is now arranged. are already The bazaar her of the principals journeyed to mate success. The committee our society, to be present at their ported. cess, and let us hope that the en- the most pleasing feature and re. will be held (so latest reports say) West Perth. is some years ago social evening, to be held on Thursday, thusiaern so far so whole-heartedly ward of their labours is the fact that Main Fi emantle-John Boyle The secretary has received a reply working at high tension. and its in May 5th, In St. Alban's Ilall, Beaufort enthusiasOctober, consequently ample now since the parish had such a priso O'Reilly-Branch. from Mr. Doheny, together with the members have waxed evinced will spell unbounded sue- au many in the suburbs are taking street. what time been allowed to ensure a vilege bestowed. and many pleasant has at he surprised to not tic as evening of the business Tile general cess. It is evident beyond doubt up the cause in real esniest and ae A branch of the Self -Determina- desired literature. pronounced success. All the stall- recollections are still enjoyed of the was most important, it having particu- that a feeling of determination to voting the necessary time to supple - tion for Ireland League of Australia After :'nine discussion. it was deci- will ensue. The Sisters themselves of the holders are anxious to secure assist happy associations in June, 1916 with lar reference to the society's position. see Ireland free has permeated the ment the activity of those primer - was opened in Fremantle on Sun- ded that those enthusiasts who had too are not a little unmindful and the general tie...ling railed for and ants, and cordially invite any kindly the ladies and gentlemen who then made, have been fund strides that Thursday, 28th inst., at which the Irish throughout the length and ily engageu in the inundation work. day afternoon last, when a good been contributing to a local Archbishop had expressed his intention breath of the State if we may judge On lest Thursday week the first meeting was addressed by members founded for the same ',impose prior it is they to whom the organisers disposed folks to offer their services, extended a similar courtesy, assist which will be readily evaded of. and aid of being pitsent. their ed so appreciably to make the sing to come to feel glad Several Recounts were passed for by letters from all over the coup- branch was formed at Highgate Hill of the State Council and a strong to the formation of the League, be A highly respected- and much -ad- ing the undoubted delight and plea were try asking for particulars of the new under auspicious circurnetances. Sin team of officers elected. Branches admitted as members. The mem- ai relieve them of any anxiety that mired paytuent, and three new mehtbere memChristian a little Brothers Old Boy given sure that it was, and add zest to the new mentioning have previously While might elected. of 2/ being deducted League, its (urination, etc., besides, that instance, as in all other in- are also to be formed at North, East bership fee passed to his reward under pathetic already very efficient combination of bers, there is rattier a good suggestion of mind. WOUIII the ready and practical assistance stances, the constitution of the Lea - and South Fremantle, the standard from their prior contributions. and perturbation to hand, which. If adopted, un circumstances the 9th inst, in the talented vocalists that comprise the gue provides; for the adoption of the being entrusted in the: c quarters to the balanee credited to them as a Offers of Help. greatly benefit ire seemly, and that is offered in many ways. person of Mr. Francis Joseph Kelly, choir at present existing. Mecca for each present instuher to make it his There are features shout the Self name of .1 dead Irish patriot-God Messrs. P. Carroll, M. C. Regan and donation to the new League. again extending an invitation son of Mrs. Rolle A. Kelly and the dante's Mass was chosen for this In along one new membusiness to In spethe committee late Bernard Kelly, of 123 Forrest- cial occasion and as A report was received intimating in these columns, should he a very easy pro- Determination for Ireland League rest him-and no less than the illue- Cr. B. T. Daly respectively, while is so well known of street. Fremantle. The deceased was there ne:4i or any live member. and the which commend the icspect and at- tri,nis, immortal name of Terence Mr. I'. McMahon will control the that members had interviewed Rev. once more crave the indulgence was much opportunity for se ere -y will br only too pleased to tention not only of people directly MacSwiney was selected for the destinies of the main Port branch. Father Karin and several Kalgoor- readers for offers of clerical assist- a member of the Sacred Heart Sosupply the necessary forms, upon apexponents of song in the So also on Sunconcerned in Irish affairs. The in- Highgate Branch. The newly -appointed president of lie gentlemen re the desirability of ance. As indicated in the last issue dality and St. Vincent de Paul So- these plication for same. Kyrie, Gloria, and which Credo, in at Fremantle, when day afternoon Jack fluence of the new movement is cum cougretulate We heartily the Fremantle Branch of the Lea- the formation of a Kalgoorlie branch the transmission of much correspon- ciety. Mr. Kelly had for some time the male voices were heard to such Minihan and his men on their great mencing to have a far-reaching ex. the main branch was formed there. gue, Mr. Patrick McMahon is an and was hopeful of the early forma- dence will be inevitably entailed, a seafaring life, and after an splendid advantage. The parish rs Performailee. and hope that next year name of John Boyle O'Reilly ideal chairman, and under his ca- tion of same. The organisators re- anti in order to cope with the work followed each and every one or them will be feet; just what was hoped for it. the absence extending over some for playing for the society, Just as a large Only one thing remains for the Irish was chosen. pable and experienced guidance we ported on their task, and it was rea- thus incurred help is required in all months was returning tc see his mo- indebted to Mr. Fred. England the interest evinced so constantly proportion of them have for the past and Irish-Australians and lovers of When the Central Perth branch may hope for progress and success dily seen that they have done mag- quarters. The executive is actuated ther and brother and sister when he each time he comes to the State in three seasons. (See sporthw notes.- freed.oni to do, and that is to orgaii was established on Sunday night, for the Port's infant society. May nificent work. The roll of members by only one motive, and that is to became ill on board his ship, Ed.1 the arranging for the assistance renderin ise their friends and acquaintances the name of the famous Irishman it be destined to assist in no small will soon be in the vicinity of the see the thing through. From a pre The footballers are roiling rep Araluen. In spite of repeated ed so ably, and although the theagreat strangth to the society's colours. in their respective districts. discuss and leader, Peter Lalor (of the Ete measure in the inevitable emancipa- century mark. As the branch is now rate and personal viewpoint their suggestions that he should land at trical organisations with which this for the forthcoming season, and oil ways and means, and obtain general reka Stockade], was chosen. Again tion of the Emerald gem of the only in its infancy. judging by this time is equally as valuable as others, Capetown, Mr. Kelly insisted on ac- gentleman is identified so intimateSaturday, 7th May, when the first of at South North Atlantic. the league matches begins, we are al- information convening the forma- on Wednesday night, of the community, companying his vessel to Fremantle, ly, only make their sojourns progress it seems as if Boulder will and if any at odd ready bea)iming to feel confident of Lion of a branch for that place. It Perth, a splendidly organised meet - James McLinden, the seuretary, is have the premier branch of the through domestic or other require- which was reached some few days and then with very prolong'thefr starting a winter eaten-Alen slink is a very simple procedure, only re. ing was held to inaugurate a branch a member the prior to Isis death, and he had the periods, of the Irish National State. ments, feels that full time of tar to that conducted by the cricket ed intervals, the thought is never her cannot be team during the summer. Some of quiring twelve enthusiasts to decide in that locality, under the patronage Foresters, the F.C.M.S., and St. Vinat his or leisure great consolation of receiving the The president and secretary were hours to extend this great.favor, last year's players are coming on to when the branch can Le. formed. The of Kevin Barry cent de Paul Society, in addition to empowered as a committee to get in wholly devoted, short periods at in- fast rites of the Church. Mr. Kelly lorgotten and make St. Brigid's one of form, while some who are having their the On members of the State Council first run with our team are also doing literature is already in circulation has devolved the task of providing his newly-acquired position, and his touch with Stead's Magazine, the tervals in lieu would relieve the per- was only 2.5 years of age, and way calls in his itinerary, a pleasure it containing this informaCon, also a sterling work as an energetic and very well. sonnel of an overworked executive, greatly attached to his mother. The gives him to du so being only outA success, a grand success, is the pamphlet giving 20 reasons why the speakers for the opening of each and practical member has been repeated- Advocate, English Labour Commis- which has peculiarly, without reiuneral cortege moved from his mo- weighed by the gratification affordsion Report on Ireland, and to exonly way or describing tile first of the League should be formed, and still every new branch, which, although ly proved by those organisations. cir- ther's residence and proceeded to the ed society's dances for this seamen!, field another pamphlet other sources in order to ob- ward, and under exceptional parishioners themselves fur the detailing the man- it is onerous on those concerned, will He works unostentatiously and sin- plore In the HiberianHall last Tuesday night. tain any important articles or pub- cumstances and conditions, no more Fremantle cemetery, where the re- kindly consideration thus shown. In The weather was Meal, and the MUSIC, ifesto and a general outline of the be conducive of much good in that cerely, and Will be a power in the lications. to lose, but such a great deal to mains were interred. Rev. Father assisting in the Sanctus and Agnus supplied by Sheridan's Orchestra, to- cause for the existence of a militant at last has arrived the time when new venture. gain in witnessing ultimately the Neville, O.M.I., officiated at the Del of Weber's Mass in G, the memgether with the splendid condition of It behoves every member from happy spectacle of a successful ap- J.graveside. Messrs. Walter Dwyer and M. the floor, more than satisfied the most body such as the League is fast be talent and oratorical ability must be The chief mourners were bers gave volume, and acquitted exercised an voicing a sufficiently O'Dea, .1.11.. State Council president this on to each become an organiser peal. fastidious of the splendid crowd pre- coming. 'The gentlemen comprising Mrs. Kehy (mother), Miss T. Kelly themselves most creditably. sent. The music started at shortly weig The argum e nt in the cause of and distribute literature to every The word "militant" is used only and vice-president the committee feel honoured iii respectively, (sister), after 8.5 p.m., and from then till the Mr. and ann in which only two or greatly impressed the meeting with person ef his or her acquaintance. stepping into the breach, and being ther): The Bernard Kelly (bro rendition of the Benediaus by the midnight nour, a crowd that more than to convey the emphatic need for Irelahty pall-bearers were. quartette, comprising Mrs. Clear satisfied the social committee (and that Irish organisation in cur midst. The three gentlemen have till now been what were undoubtedly their great- It must be borne in mind that the a power of good in the _manner at -Messrs. W. McCreery, J. Madden, and Miss P. Broderick, associated is say a lot) enjoyed themselvee to watchwords of the League are movement is no sectional one, and present engaging attention. Incon- D. coin- known to do any such occasion jus- est efforts on behalf of Ireland. James, P. Brady, Lyons, and W. with two of the visiting male artists, their utmost. With such an auspiciThe aew organisation will is of concern to every member of venience ,tow and then is a considerous opening this season's social events monsense and a demand for justice. lice. Taylor. The coffin-bearers were:- was a musical treat to be sure, the awaken the talent existing, though the community. So be up and doing ation at all times subordinated by should prove extremely successful, and In the latter sense mil) is the Lea Boulder Branch. Messrs. J. Mahon (St. Vincent de blending being melodious and most both the Cricket and football clubs, as gue to be what may be called mill - dormant, in our ranks, and make It seems by the ardent enthus- members: the secretary and. organ- them, particularly when the real Paul Society), well as the society Itself should beneN. Keane P., the and happy indeed, and enhanced by the opoprtunity for discovering elo- iasm displayed by members of the isers will only be too pleased to reason influencing their is to F. J. Carey, and J. Hughes. F., fit rather considerably, as a result. tent. Sheer conviction will win for quence Numer- Cujus Animam as an offertory solo and ability that otherwise newly -formed Self - Determination hand out any required information. extend a hand to one inactions Tuesday night's proceeds were handed Irish men and women at home and distress. ous wreaths floral tributes, at the instance would and over to the football club. as portion exiled abroad probably other of Miss Nielson, never be made or League that they are going to make or supply ou with wholesome prothe freedom for Sodalities and Confraternities. of its share of the series of dances that tokens of sympathy have been re- whose interpretation left nothing be come available in any just cause. up for any lost time caused by the paganda. together with application are being run, and the amount receiv- which Ideiend Ian wished so long , Mr. Walter ceived by the Throughout whatever bereaved to wish, Dwyer, the Archdiocese, relatives. the treatment beLL.B., State pre - awaiting of some such necessary or- for membership cards. See that the Soed was inieed a most welcome start for and for which she is at present pass. ing sympathetic and effective, and the purchase of this season's requIR- ing through the very worst ordeal ef sident, in particular, and others have ganisation. latter are filled in. and hand them dalities are urged to evidence a live R.I.P. Ites. and deep made interest certainly excellent speeches, calling and in the for Home recognition and their of At a recent preliminary meeting to the secretary at once We are sorry to hear tit Mrs. Han. suffering humanly conceivable. an atten- officers were elected The garded when arranging the tickets, commendation, which it undoubtedheel, mother or Paddy and Jack, is in the justice of Ireland's remarks were followed as follows:The next meeting of the firanch the Good Shepherd Appeal. is . this etc., no conflict would ever arise; ly did, cne experienced a thrill and seriously 111, and we trust It will .not simple claim that many Irish men tion and enthusiasm that have never President, Mr. R. D. Lane; secret:? will take place on Sunday morning committee has been turning be long before she is completely res- Ind by uniformity of desire for quick repetition of such Mr. J. Cawley; treasurer. Mr. text in All Hallow's Hall, when fur- thought over quite a lot in mind, and, moreover, women for the past seeetal been aurPessen' tored to nealth. and concluded that if the suggestion print in an ad. the object of the ap- a great artistic feast. As of yore, It is necessary to request secre- tare, J. Sheehan; organisers Mr. Jack Prior left here some few weeks have displayed extraordinary were ap- ther progress will be reported. Any if peal first meeting the eye would at Miss Trixie O'Connor A.T.C.L., shone months ag0 to seek fresh fields and Pas- zeal, spent considerable time, and taries of the various branches to for - pointed, including Messrs. K. Power, member having and important -busi meets with favour, the notion ward reports of all their meetings to T. Coffey, P. Coffey, A. tures new, is going to the Solomon Is- gone to much trouble to get will prove of much worth. once be preserved and not otherwise out in all her wonted musical skill the new McDonald, ness or suggestions to make is re- adopted lands to nil a good position. this office (by noon on Wednesday). and others. They recommend with confidence destroyed if omission were made to and ability, evidencing the usual We have, unfortunately, to go to organisation on a fins basis. quested to be present and make every society for publication in THE RECORD. to make an objective draft the notices this way. wonderful brilliancy and touch and press before the meeting of Thursday. The last meeting the branch known game. The success of any to obtain a fixed After organisation, publicity is per- was held on Sunday of 48th inst., but it is assured that the presiding so efficientre and well at sum of £10, THANKS. and Country morning Towns. the depends great or small. movement. business ss be most important, and having .secured that amount, The SODS the organ Daughters or the late lisps the most essential feature to 24th. inst., as she unquestionably they mem- will the committee s very hopeful that much Mr. Timothy and ago, as a result of efforts does, under the choral direction Flynn. or 08 Thomas. the advancement of the League. The R. D. Lanein All hallows's Hall. Mr. on the efforts of individual of in Sometime of good will eventuate. presiding over a large bers, so once again an street, West Perth, desire to tender increased their then have come to the end another respect, the Society by Mr. Fred. England. a singer labours. With approximately and their sin.mre THANKS to relatives and following are brief reportsi from attendance. attendance is urged. circular musician, by the way, of no mean friends for telegraphs letters, condo( branch secretaries so far received: 100 Confraternities, a grand total of its endeavours, through communication and items of Press calibre and order himself, from the ence cards, floral tribUtte, and personal YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. 21.000 would thus be obtained. expressions of sympathy received Ournews, not Coatribnted.l Schools and social clubs, too. "Terence MacSwiney" Branch, are delight in a few country folk took viewpoint of song and good music, lug their very recent sad bereavement: extending support, spon- the congregation had conferred upon of also to Or. Holland, asked to get going. Righgate. and especially An exceptionally large muster test held taneously taking up the thanking Nurse Williamson for her uncudgels, them as a result of this visit the members marked the meeting speed as remittinir attention to their rattier dinPosters. The inaugural meeting of the proThe Incredible with the realisation that to Monday. help increased happiness of again hearing progressing is itigulihseareasluteerri Particular posed branch of the Self-Determinawhich the society is Failure to boom or not satisfac- they must organise entertainments a special concord who officers, me to the Sisters of sweet sounds. very gratifying t on for Ireland League of Australia torily advance-agent any big event in their district. To any of their The parishioners of deeply apdreciate the support they re- victoria Square and St. Brigicl'iseracit'n was held in the Parish Hall, HighSt. Brigid's will the Venerable Monsignor Rourke. is a weakness in a vigorous pubicity rural friends, therefore, the ceive. corn always cnensh pleasant Even Oa eleail( know) advocate of economic reform knows gate Hill, on Thursday, April 21st, campaign, and so that the commun. mittee now trust they will similarly their esteemed friends, memories of The star attraction of the evenine Prank Antsy, M.P., the author of the famous "Red Europe" During and look ENGAGEMENT. 1921. Mr. Walter Dwyer, LL.B., was a debate on Prohibition toorganised ity at large will be aware that the respond en the present occasion, forward with much tile de- JEFFREY -110(1011 Previous the war his denouncements of capitalism and militarism were rigorThe ,lifraFre.rnelit State President of the League, ()penand by ma Drennan. was step is being taken with vim, a sub- and if this intimation shoud meet glee to a revival short longing is announced between tiny Anita ed the meeting in the presence of a bate a short musical programme ously be 'tay suppressed longer by the Censor. can tin in their -Now his voice lecture o'Doherty's Mr. Hough, youngest daughter or the late Atter committee has been appointed they are desirous of midst at a not distant date. Subto the eye, and given. sang stifled, mid his latest startling, boys book, a the "Money Power," contains Robert Haulm, of Runbury. and Mrs. representative gathering, and utteron the Irish Language, Mr. J. Dwyer supervise this department of work. subscribing, the executive would ap- sequent :o saying goodbye vigorous denouncement of the hidden Powers which wax Let on Parkinson, of Angove-street, norm ed a convincing argument in supthe visitthe "Soldiers' Song." forced Much has already been done, and, Predate highly any function pro - ors were entertained eerin, to John Joset.b, eldest son of port of the necessity of forming sang "O'Donnel Abu," and was wars, industrial unheavals, famines, and revolution. "Money Powthe Very a Miss Una FinneMr. and Mrs. G. II. Jeffrey, of shortly. street -posters and hoardings, moted by them in the interests of Rev. Father Fagan inby the to give an encore. Eileen er" will cause even a greater sensation than "Red Europe." Every Presbybranch of the League in that disWasley-street, Norf.!. Perth. gan recited "Tipperary." I Miss present the with intermittent on appeal. slides thrown Love You." tery. where reminiscences were exstudent of Our economic travail should (se (dully listen to the very trict. He then detailed the objects McNamara sang 'Welling picture house screens, will Courtney herald Westralia Fair. MARRIAGE: changed by the party. Mrs. Cunningham and ofMr. decided opinions of Frank Anetey. Power" now on sale at "Money Jig. of the League and its Irish aspirations, an exhibition forth in no uncertain Tonier-mulvaisi (Silver Wedding).- and concluded tones the reS * gave a one * ALBERT and SON, LTD., at 2/9 (post free 2/111. song In Irish committee wish to lay stress an excellent address On April 29, 1896, at St. Patrick's Mr. Walsh gave a comic quest for charitable assistance; so onThe Miss Rose Hardy has This closed the first returned fact that the date has not Cethedral, Ballarat, by the late Very by asking those present to select and English. everyone should be on the qui wive. yet the and the debate "Red Europe" still available at same price from Melbourne Rev. weedier Thomas Guilfoyle, Adm., the officers for the new branch. The looking exceptionalhalf of the programme, been fixed for the Fair, and alJohn, second sou of Ire late Mr. and came next on the list. Uniform Advertisements. though the books fur the Art Union ly well after a three months' nod!. were Mrs. John Tobiii, gitbeheriy, Cork, first office of president was filled by The speakers for Prohibition (leader), Irelairl, to Mary J.. second daughter Mr. J. L. O'Sullivan (unopposed); The executive wish to impress on would seem to disclose that such an day spent with friend, in that city, Miss oneoherty, Mr. Brennan of Mrs. end the late Patrick Murphy, treasurer, Mr. J. Walsh (unopposed), and Str. P. Clifford; for Continuance stallholders and others concerned, happening woud materialise some particularly at the le enes of Mes(ieader). ellenlyon, Victoria. Present address ONLY ADDRESS Miss Morels, Mr. P. Finnigan secretary, Mr. S. F. Rogue debate, the tilts (unopdesirability of bringing into uni- time during June, this will not be, dames D. Curr and W. Todd, of S. ill 7119 Wellington-so...et, Perth, W.A. and Mr. A. Piewtott. completely posed), and a committee of five formity the question of advertising because in the organisation so neces- Melbourne. the two ladies shone out, sex. . Miss overshadowing the stronger commended. composed of Mesdames M Quilty, E. either on tickets or posters. Primar- sary a little more time than anticiDEATHS. An event of no small importance Morris is to be especially would have Barry, and Messrs. L. Dwyer, M. ily, it is the Appeal which is to be pated must elapse before they can and FLYNN.-On April 19, al ills Without tier the deliate residence, interest in the parish has maSlis J. P. retest. brought under observation, and in determine that period. Stallholders terialised Brookcialts 68 Thomas -street, West Cooney and G. M. Taylor were duly been aberebitely in the engagement of Miss Perth, Timothy, relict of the late elected. Doheity, the adjudicator, gave the desell Amy any card that is printed, the caption should meanwhile strive to Sophie Flynn, dearly beloved father Hough. youngest daughter of cision tu favour of Prohibition -s-92 books and proceed On the with motion of Mr. G. M. Taytheir in bold stunts, type heading. or very first of Mesdames W. Stuart, Sul:deco; J. points to 73 pohlts. the late Pubert Hough. of Sunbury, -opened re and when the things have president put the motion assumed a and A. Boor, Sunbury; J. J. Snigg, West lor, line should be Home of Good ShepThe musical programme Mrs. Parkinson, of North Perth, by Die KINDLY WRITE TO BOX 57 G.P.O. PERTH. Perth; i,. P. Parker, Winchester; J. that this branch be with "Ireland and Liberty," called the herd Appeal, and from then down. more tangible shape, and everything to Mr. Miss P. Dolierty's fine voice Fitzpatrick. John Jeffrey, carnarvon: Wasley-street, :boys. S. S. Maley, "Terence MacSwiney" branch, after in full swing, the date and place of North ward the function could be worded two Toodsay: arid May Flynn; also Wil(was heard to advantage in theFinnePerth. who was 14 years resiN.B. -NO SHOPS IN BARRACK STREET. MISS Then& as deemed fit. If the designation as the Fair, together with the time of liam, Jack, Harry, and Fred., in Me that' illustrious Irish patriot who 'numbers :Ate gave. dent in a West Perth. 79th. year. the drawing gan's rendering of "I miters:1y" found Beyond so recently gave his life to the cause of death Is life. the Art Union, will are weld known and Both parties quoted above were studiously reMr. Arthur Newtrue Irish response. popular in St. then be made public. which is nearest and dearest to the ton sang "The End of a Perfect Day." Brigid's parish. Congratulations. Mr. MCCORMACK.-Or of us . motion Rite style. your hearts all. was in charity. recited pray Miss Whitely Combined Euchre Party. of for, the I.R.A., repose the of the soul of Mrs. Quinn, a late member of mccormack, who died recently in Ire- carried amidst mach acolamation. On Thursday evening next, May the music will be apart from the orCork, gave a fine rendering or a couple land; mother of Father J. McCor- tinged with sorrow, when the presiA song y and a nice slipper provided. of tile latest "Rebel'. songs. 5th, a euchre party and dance, under dinar. muck (Busselton), and Sister M. dent asked those present to stand by the misses Lewin. and a recitation Final Meeting. the auspices of the Cathedral Ladies' Francis (Boulder), and sister or for a few moments in honour by the Sullivan sisters closed the proof Father T. Claffey, S.J. Branch, (Hawthorn, the martyr. Whilst and St. Patrick's Branch of gramme. The attendance is requested of the secretary Victoria). Mr. Walsh gave a short address to the Hibernians, will take place at everyone interested at the,next and was securing the names of those preoil out her HAVE both soul, WE JUS1 RECEIVED A SHIPMENT UP Wade, Sweet BE.DSTEADs, Mr. Jesus, and have M. Mr. Clifford mercy sr. the Hibernian Hall. in final and both meeting of the Home of the the society, of members sent a short but telling address on REPRESENTING THE LATEST DESIGNS IN MEDIUM AND We are pleased to MePHEE.--Of your charity pray for the organisation was given by Mr. P. A. The conveners are hopeful of a Good Shepherd to -morrow afternoon town this week. HIGH-CLASS BEDSTEADS, MANUFACTURED IN THE EASTERN members dropping in like see our repose of the soul of Mary McPhee, Bryan. good attendance of patrons, and, re- next, 1st prox., at 3.15 2.m. Stab STATES FACTORIESthis. 110 Adelaide -terrace, Perm cognising Ihat each ticket purchased holders are asked to be present with Atter the enthusiastic singing of The newly elected president then Gin. WIDE BEDSTEAD, BLACK AND NICKEL MOUNTING, 4ft. died on April 10th,_1021; aged 84 is a means of swelling the funds, it out fail. A tentative syllabus is to "God Save !rebus I, the meeting closed. thanked the members for electing 2in. PILLARS, MOTHER OF PEARL ROSETTES, A DAINTY Al'. behoves each and all to make it his be submitted to the gathering in the him to the proud position of first TRACTIVE DESIGN, HIGH BACK STYLE, NEATLY ORNAur her business to invest. hope of supplementing the agenda this of in dispresident the League MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, MENTED, 110/15/, paper already prepared, and if visi trict, and was received with much Danes. A T.C.L. 4ft. din. WIDE BEDSTEAD, 1 VORY WHITE AND NICKEL PETERS 6 tors will kind/3, remember that on applause. PILLARS, MOTHER OF 2in, PEARL MOUNTINGS, ROSETTES, A Arrangements are well on foot for this occasion when journeying to Lee Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and( The State Secretary, Mr. J. P. DAINTY, ATTRACTIVE DESIGN, HIGH BACK STYLE, NEATLY a dance to be held at the Town Hall, Harmony. derville should come armed with then to some extent. MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS Fiipils Preparedl Doheny, spoke £10/17/6. ORNAMENTED, l'erth, on the Ilth of next month, an idea they for All Examinations. Jr suggestion of some sort the and put before the gathering Terms in Adlyance. 4ft. On. WIDE BACK AND NICKEL BEDSTEAD, NEW DEand in catering for those thus inTEL. A1101 add to the list they will have the 67 THIRD-AVE., INGLEANCron. state of affairs in Ireland at the SIGN, PRETTILY ORNAMENTED WITII SEVEN PORCELAIN dined the organisers giye every as- to solace of doing some good. Impersecution. present stage of her SPINDLES ON HEAD AND FOOT, NEATLY FINISHED, A VERY surance of an evening e enjoyment bued with the spirit Mr. Jos. Monaghan, the State TreaSIMILAR DESIGN IN HIBERNIAN HALL, MURRAY-STREET, SERVICEABLE BEDSTEAD, £15/10/Head Office and and frolic and fun. This will be one thought might just of things, the come to mind surer, spoke feelingly on the mother PERTH. CREAM AND NICKEL, £18/17/6. of the season's events, and judging and require only the force THURSDAY, MAY 5th. Show Yard country, and also touched on the 4ft. Sin. OAK BEDSTEAD, LONG CAPS, A USEFUL PATfrom what has been seen of the pre- it development. Now just;to give EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. think aims of the League and what it can TERN, IP-MED WITH STEEL SIDE RAILS AND DOVETAILS, in Aid of Home of Good Shepherd WEST SUBIACO parations in train, a great deal of one over and bring it along. and so accomplisn if properly organised. Appeal. £5117/6. pleasure will be afforded those who add weight to the impending organised by the Catheriral Women's the memthanked "big The president 4ft. din. BLACKWOOD BEDSTEAD, CONCAVE TOP, HEAVY Three minutes attend at this function, which will push." Branch, H.A.C.B.S.) of the State Council for their UNIFORM RAILS, VERY PLEASING DESIGN, FULL POLISHED, walk west of Refreshments. Prizes. Good Music. bers lie and organised alspecial on lines presence there, and expressed the A grand concert. with excerpts from Tickets: Lady's. is., Gent's., is Ad. FITTED WITH STEEL ANGLE IRONS AND DOVETAILS, £9/17/6. Station different comic operas, A. J. COFFEY, Hon. Per. hope that it would not be their last Ma Pile Rosette, 4ft. 6iie OAK BEDSTEAD, WITH CONVEX TOP AND LONG amusementsfri3ofmthisthseorluges-al and A countryDorothy, Girt, by kind Perm's visit to us. DRAWER. VERY SERVICEABLE, FITTED WITH IRON SIDE dames W. Mitchell and T. Molloy and Manufacturers It was decided to hold meetings CATHOLIC YOUNG LADIES' CLUB. LIGHT, DARK, OR MISSION COLOUR, RAILS AND DOVETAILS, winittyg are of the "1 in charge arrangements. and Importers 1.71:stirier ..4..1 NT. ALBAN'S HALL, PorchlPc'ilvail:dunc on every alternate Thursday, startOperatic l'Soe .aat 19/10/-. BEAUFoRT-STREET. liffeea?1,7,1, of Euchre Tournament and Dance is the next April that ing from 31st, 4ft. Sin. MAPLE BEDSTEAD, HEAVY PILLARS, SCROLLED THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1921. meeting eight being May 5th, 1921, Mesdames Taylor and Paul Barrett SOCIAL AND DANCE. TOPS, BEAUTIFUL CARVED PANELS AND TOP RAILS, IN A MARBLE and Proceeds in Aid of the Above Club. in the Parish Hall, Highgate Hill, have got another "euchre" well unHOLD EFFECTIVE DESIGN, FULL FRENCH POLISH, STEEL (Mod greetcati.oliilfht;Fee'rirt iTar:flii.,isrliirl; Music and Refreshments. GRANITE at 8 p.m. It behoves every Irishman witay.'.., aorpidportthunesit,arte. SIDE RAILS. I:16/17/6. Gents:, 2s., Ladles, 1s. Ad. r p me p whois or anyone of any nationality or deMONUMENTS, with ccloamncbei,nuinng PeeaMg.' shortly afterwards to enteri the POSIS .:ARVED PANELS AND MISS 0. HENRY, Hon. Sec. Ift. din OAK BEDSTEAD. nomination who values freedom and der Mr. Carey as a capable Me., MOULDED PEDIMENTS, FINISHED IN LIGHT, DARK, OR MEDHEADSTONES. 7,1.11311Zillsviibeero'niart: having sympathy for Ireland's cause having engaged the Cambridge-streetladles IUM FRAME, FITTED WITH STEEL RAILS AND DOVE TAILS, Items: Misses Doris Dears', etc. roll up to the meetiog on May Town Hall, Leederville, on the 13th 'ranee Minnie Halley. stargueriteFlorence 114/10/.. BRYANT & WATERS to syn:ith., so that there be standing May next for the purpose. The tic - ncit.tu iii,v,i1 ,14,1.1ii. ist.,i,zt.:,:,.. lialr,:srt.(1.3acerk. 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, COONAN, T. room only in the hall. If it is not kets are now in circulation at 1/6 domes :''.!_.!'Kest, ats1 Les11:, Perlstetn, WOOD and COAL MERCHA.141110. FOY 6 GIBSON slid Representative. convenient to attend on that night, PROVIDERS, Orders Promptly Attended TO. each. There should be a ood rollI
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