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PERTH, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1921
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2024 (New Series)
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VOL. XLV
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Democracy, and the aerination of the League for Ireland, based as it Is on the broadest altruistic democracy's Principles. is evidence ofdespotism and growing protest against Mr. Clenientson concludeeifisimess." ed, amidst applause, by congratulating on their splendid attendthe Well attended Meetings show ance. vitality, enthusiasm, awl hopes of great success. Mr, M. O'Dea thanked the ladies wthi had so kindly ant ably entertained the meeting. at the outset, and also the speaker for his able and Interesting ad The S.D. for I. League had for dress, its sole object the righting or Irish Despotism in other centitries wrongs. might be attributed to the apathy of the Ireland there Is a nation People, but in and resisting. sue yet she awake, active, Is being suhjeeled to unremitting oppreesion and cruelly. The Peteraior wench conunittee have arranged for another public meet Mg on sunday evening. June 5th.. and the secretary is busy with every detail calculated to make the occasion fruit ful in its addition to our already swell Ing membership.
Self -Determination for Ireland tieleDeternimation at' pia, League of Australia. audio.,
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
(From Our Correepontient.) COLLEGE ht A euchre darty end dance. or the church nuthumr Fund look NEW IERM COMMENCES in the Town Hail on May IC, and we a highly succeesful functiote The firet (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) ladies' prize an order for 10/6 oti Roan Bros.--- was won by Miss Mel)onJewel ehl. The second ladies' prize --a President, Mr. M. Ryan, viceAgain we are compelled to place elected: tt,e, kindly donated by Mr. Niaselpresident, Mr. J. Murphy. treasurer, was won by Miss Lucas. The first gents' upon record the wonderful spirit Mr. A. J. itowaii; secretary, Mr. J. 2, the Rev. prize-a elletible nig. given by m movement will be electThe Lynch-wee won by,Mr. Con MeMa- that is abroad in the at futurerotd who only lost one genie during throughout the Stulte in the cause of ,et m"' ati nfg'r might which it sey wa' the course of the reciting. The second Self-Determination for Ireland. Not decided were ere! of intending num, members Chamberlaiii prize- e/, given by Mrs. have metropolitan branches handed in, and the greatest interest was --was woe by Mr. R. McEvoy, of May- ' only League, which the new el in display but issue, our last since lamie. rite Wier part of the evening been formed to be a very nourishing branch was given up to dancing, the function no less than three country districts protnises the near future. A hearty vote of beieur a trreal ,ateese. wrest credit be- have been visited by the organising hi thanks to the organiser for his interest. im,. tine to the committee, who organMONDAY, MAY SOUL form- hug address was carried with acclamawere branches where secretary the Initial was This ised the aild,. se effort of Jim Meehan and Allan ed. Within seven days five branches !ion. which secretaries), (the new Halvorsen been brought into existence! ',Heftily augurs well for the success of have PERTH C.Y.M.S. Michael Devitt (1""ham) °ranchfuture entertabitnents that our young The following reports indicate the On Mee, ee, the e organiser, Mr. Allan Hal- progress of the branches already in Mr. J. P. lietheny, visited the prosperous friends take in hand. Eaceisior. iorsen earned o it the duties of M.C. being. while others corer the initial terming and railway towel of Northern. as eMeiently ns could he desired, aim There is not a C. F.M.S. fellow who for the purpose of establishing a branch Thome. Wheelan (Boulder) Branch. the slice.,, of the evening was in no proceedings c I new ones. or the eels Determination Learite. tic orriinfril the has not got a smile on his face this Mr. NI. .!. cconitor email measure due 10 Ills efforts. And. why not? me society The Seerelary, Mr. J. P. "toilette. re rouud on arrive, that mph of the pre- chair at the last meeting of the above izoiv.:t 'PS Or it can imettell the turniatiou of the (0110Willir limitary work had been done, wed a branch, halter aj. iactikeziesyt)teiv,idaastis;iso-rhite, little plarecallY seeisl Lovers or arts and datleing are being brandies Sint, the last meeting of the splendid set or (AkersO'Donnell, in it attendance. The minutes of the previous ea, submitted by the social committee 'rred. Rev. Father well catered for at the Hibernian Hall, stitte 11,1 week, and last eats.. ley law our speech, intrnduceci the brief organiser, various odtinrrned, and wets Murray -street, Perth, on Tuesday evemeeting Themes Davis (Victoria Park) team prose too t etch for its opponents the the transacted. °Wel. for outlined which business ning next, the 'list inst., when a grand elle, routine Branch. Claremont oval. other words, I.. sane was being establisted. Mr. P. The membership consistently cond.- on euchre daily and dance, under the seeI'll is "Itneltine In up." Put what On Wednesday. Ma,v Is, the Thomas Oltriscoll was voted to the chair. Mn, Iles to grow. We are pleased to state the retaryship of Mr. T. C. Bogue, will be was farm- Cohens. ease a brief but comprehensive that Miss S. O'Cdtinor, the lade organ - we want to wet at Is this. If we °MY held, the proceeds of which are being. !testis Branch of the League Hayes look La -lc a Rev. Father few months we will find Park. summary of the historical events that Iser, has done rood work. She sulldevoted io the Sacred Heart (High- ed at victoria (it that we Were ail In the dumps. There the visiting members tip to the present PesitiOn In Ire- mitted .seventeen new names for mein gate) Parish Scholarship. Gents are introduced eight or nine stalls, stock, and make Ryan that such kindness has been oidy one Lens( that brought us °lea, -Monaghan, ied laud. and r bated many of the so- hived's. TAP; continuous addition to 18 admitted on payment of 1/6; ladies 1/. the council. siessre through to this first stage of success. It them justify their existence to the ma e poss ibl e. A. Dryad. Mitchell, and the secre- railed argument.' with which the Austhe membership make. It now a veto was to record in these notes gratitude for Good prizes, excellent music and dainty P. apothat all and the presided. chaps rallied and saw M. Oema Mr. often net to nationether new tary. tratians the claims Eleven formidable one. fullest extent will be no mean task be features of the refreshments ntil enTelephone. that things went ahead. this consideration, so valuable and tertainment What If We logised ror the absence of the Presi- hood put forward by the Irish race. No members were also nominated to fulfil. To furnish this huge of the did not win last footfall season! What In * practical speech he dealt age, no reneration, no decade in Irish dent. To further the Interests With apologies for the soft im- kind. If the tat -gee( ty Old look sick! We were gala attraction, willn, a lot of detail work peachment: oritanisation necessity Of seer., protest and history had failed to declare its with the Drench. the' Slate organiser Cubs. If :n wanting the office v1111woing to stick it lies and to and of make it a sue combat the ceinpaign aeainst the unnaturai union which had tary (Mr. J. P. rioaeny) will he amongst epee. and time need to be devoted in of the Home of the Good Shepherd hushed with the first ten forced 'moil rIeland by corruption, lie on sunday next, when all should fruits orNow, tication which the press was spreading Through unforseen circumstances a great many respects. of victory, don't let us stop. We A112.5. the committee was not able to fulfil and no people take the oppertuaity of gaining soule have terrorism. ring telephone to the detriment of the Irish people. treed, and pleaee Appeal, still got rat to go. we have got to stallholders themselves will he manMr. J. elonatelian roused the audience to who had suffered as Ireland had for 750 valuable and helpful informetirm number and then ask Mrs. the arrangements made last week to THE SHORT CUT TO aMr.high he years 'Quid now accept any less-and Doheny bee already made line headway yet more wine and stand more losses. if pitch of euthusiaen when the aging their own individual depart- Call this win again next Saturday it will be to switch you over to the instal the cube outside the Savoy asked those present to respond to they asked for no more-than the right in the various -mitres he has visited. we ment of labour, thereby relieving the Shine emit. If we Co not, we are not going lovers of all thee complain will an the patriotism often was own affairs. apa large attoiesitee to mannee their He we trust Visitors call to and which last executive committee. Like all ex room. can't get the office, but if they Hotel, in Hav-street. by those in We will push on. Mr. M. Mitchell also spoke, Pealed for their organised support and be present, that he may make similar to be downheai tel. Ireland. Ss in tontbell, FO In every other branch. ticipated and expected in other essistattee In this, the final, effort in progress on the fields. hibitions of a similar sort, the °yea- they POULTRY of outlining what had been done will charge when writing the last notes PROFITABLE they We want instructions a good crowd at our debates were these follow onicere The following which they might be asked to particicentres. Mon will be made agog by luminous and lectures. Put If they won't come Harrold; pate. E. (Applause I elected,-President, Mr. Parker; Thomas Wheelan (East Fremantle) to see fixed in Perth's principal at first, we'll still keep pushing. glare and glamour of colour and not go wrong. treaMr. Bert A motion that a branch be formed, Brapeh, With eggs fetching good prices, vice-president. Parishes. thoroughfare and highway of throng. hue. The lighting effect in itself surer, Mr. M. O'Brien; secretary, Mr. to be called the Michael Davin Branch, of member: tneetine The first eeneral the have the old shibboleth to of "poultry not M. however, was held sun_ hoped. h...ch or 0,in is with great enthusiasm. It O'Dwyer. carried A. was should command abc,,,. much attention par While recognising that several Members areagiainah"i reminded that There is money during this or paying" is dead. The following colleens were elected.- day afternoon last in the local Convent quarterly meeting will he held ou Junea and attraction. There will be corn- ishes are at present heavily taxed cube placed elsewhere be in poultry, provided you know the President, Mr. P. 0Mriscoll, of Grass School. The meeting was well attend- 1st. Subseriptione for (merger endJames Connolly (Sunbury) Branch. petitions of every type, challenge in having to promote entertainments next week, notice of which will Valley: vice-president. Mr. P Coffey; ed. despite the Inclement weather roll. ing August list. generally If men fail it is due that runningnigh:. There secretary later. tile 19, May On Thursday, treasurer, Mr. NV. Flaherty; secretary, matches, and sports supplied for in the interests of their own wants, published and members throughout fol- is a conehterable sum outstanding by because they have to buy over again attended at the °Melte opening of a alias Nellie Walsh; cnrnmIttee, Messrs. (Minns. lowed with interest the proceedings of way of sewers. both the old and the young, and notwithstanding It behoves members Popular Lady or Gent. the committee branch Of the League at Bunbury. Greet J. M. Carroll, T Lynch, M. Moran. Mrs. the meetlyg. keenly the which have The branch experience for others who offend In this way to settle up. when enlivened by band musical would be glad if in the effort upon for the meeting were more Eitston, Mrs. Oollan, Mrs. Cook, and enthusiastic In its endtavour to obtain line this suggestion paid dearly. They experiment tn- preparationscorunittee. side a As which had been Mies Mary Walsh. Accountancy. a local A hearty vote of the selections and innovations to in- which they are now engaged es many new rnen.beee as pos,tble, and fall on deaf ears. The stead of learning from the mistakes by working for some weeks, the result be- Menke to the secretary for his elo- to assist in this "elpeet has ill rebel to A meetit g. duce merriment and joy, the arena Appeal for the Home of the Good shouldis not accountancy stdents filled quent address was carried with accla- arrange social gatherings. Me. just mooted in case any of others. A good handbook on ing teat site Bedford Hall was The was held lastof Snday. Mr. J. D. should not be devoid of charm or Shepherd will not escape their atten- idea audience, the and enthusiastic of a large of a form first of these is to take the Teahan was elected secretary, and any like to 1 e made aware poultry is better than all the miscel- with of whom had nu con. mation. anything that it is intended to give. tion, and an occasional considera- should Mr. Doheny, in replying. thanked social and lance, and will be held on interested In this branch should get he suit- laneous and varies "good advice' a greet number if it is deenied and ti thought, their beyond with Ireland kindly Interest Friday. Pine In, In the East Fremantle touch with him. for the olionnen rather Tees With a keen predisposition to am- tion be given to seeing what can be able and worthy or trial the execu- your neighbours will shower upon tiection In the C.Y.M.S social to share in the work of Prominent speakers will classes are he had taken In the inauguration of Town Hall. smicioerrea Isy irilozeirnadethair, usement and fun, these requirements done towards extending relief in tive will he glad to receive nomina- you free and without the asking. sire Justice being intended to n down -trodwhat he believed would be one of the he meowed ter the evenine. and In will be catered for in every regard. some form or another. Perhaps they Mr. J. Shanahan, who has largest and MOM influential branches in short spepelies protein to those present bring the class back to the rooms, peOple. operations at Everybody pretends to be an au- den the local 1110Ve- the State. which the League was should sufficient attendance warrant it hien very assiduous in for the °Mena The Westralia Fair is going to be a can do nothing now, but why not tions and arrange thority on poultry. That's why so ment, presided, and explained the ob It was also decided to arfortnNi. large order. and to see it carried to prepare something and so be in read- once. Entertainments in General. Mr. J. P. DO. League. range a card tOurnament with the many fail to make money out of it. mete of thespoke Serefileld (Meylands) Branch. successful completion and not to be ineas, and later on put the ideas into for over an hour, in- Patrick betty. who The social 37oniaeall Ettveeen'inas io be high!, On Monday evening. at the Convent \Vette Tone Bratieh (North Fremantle), trust that If you to such a proved man note please of the a recital in stallhelders eudienee terested the Would We are Indebted to commended rer the tine social sehool, Mavierelle. the State Council was at an early date. lacking at all, the enthusiasts now action? organise,' WI a, Maims of 'relate' to Self -Determination, represented sy Messrs. Walter Dwyer 'fr. Oaten Fitzgerald, who ''as kindly by It on Wednesday, May ism. lee if they acquaint the joint organising interesting themselves must have end male an eloquent appeal to those ( President) , Y. O'Oes, J. Monaehen, J. donated a rash prize of El for the programme ineluded Items by the tic en their Accommodation. of Office date the of secretaries democrats who believed in a "hands Edwards. R. it. Walsh, 1. S. Dowling. tournament. their ranks swelled b BOOK POULTRY torts Park Girls' orchestra, Mrs. C. A. en. Russia" palmy to adopt a 'Mends off I.. A. Bryan, and tee awereteey, Mr. J. in their efAt the risk of not clweniciling the "tertainments, and send complonenorganise, Bruen, To assist Miss Maud more of their kind. An arms- of kierse, Rc.v Father FOR AUSTRALIA" :eland" ponce as the slily antidote P. Doheny. will be sreeteltd al tendence forts to eniOn tem. members, copies of McMahon, Misses G.- Hattie..7.k, care A workers is ;nperatiyely necessary. feet, the executivewish to take act ' tars- tickets. the committee It was resolved that a militarism. Father the Etertnrel nolis of the dtetriet are Kathleen Moss, N. Walsh. Rose Davies, the attendance You can't go wrong Over let) pages to the visiting speakers and whilst meantime again extend vantage of this week's report by re- glad to arrenge for breech or the League be formed. to be greeted P. Lynch. In welcoming the State Coun- to he obtained, and divided Into sub- Ellern Ouirld;r,e, Mr. Jack Flanagan, Miss functions. the at gratitude Branch. of reporter Connolly debt a the James the of knoten a. to ferring ing an invitation to readers to enof most exhaustive, clear informs a masterly diseourse In briefly distrlete, a-, that a thorough renvaes Rita Robinson, Mr. Joe 'robin, and me gave cil, electwere then officers following the history of the past seven ran he mete of the district, and all col as quickly as they conveniently which they ate under to Messrs. Mon, with illustrations, for only 1/9, The A Rare Gift. Archdeacon outlining Veil, el:-Preeldent, Cinderella Dance. Of Irish hlittnry, during which he likely members' tudneed to enroll. can. everything is proceeding apace. Ness and Holland. of the Royal Arpost free. Smyth; vice-president. Mr. Phil Mc- years General meetings of members will points, quite a series of telling During the week Mrs. Shine was The monthly Cinderella Dense was treasure.% Mr. Tennant; secret- ettered Kenna; and end the organisers are busily peg- fade, Perth. By their goodness of forwarded IMO few could :eve In future he held mire a month, and -hound well" marehelle4 so Id Tuesday at the Hibernian Hall a beautifully ary, Mr. P. Doherty. The poeitions Oil ledter expression to. wiii tommittee be of the by wan meetings provided to note space One the room heart ging away and will be doing so for s a good attendance. encres, DUCK BOOK FOR the committee were keenly contested. :he fact that a Hone flute Bill had been called an often an it Is considered ad- There copiously illustrated book, entitlen Next the next four or five months with this firm for their use as an office and resulted as follows: Mrs. Smith, passed nine times be the In.; e.'51 Leg- visable to hold same. The first corn. being both .mist and financial. of Catholic Infermation," AUSTRALIA" Airs. R. Masile, Mrs. Morgan, Muss Lucy, 'Mature; three times Metter ...el, of mittee meeting will be held to -morrow one will be Iced June 28irl. the object in view. Not a moment on the top floor came at this time as "Cabinet desire to not does who lady, a by and Yardley., post free. Wilson, 1/9 Messrs. Sheedy, 3 in the coiner:I School, at Sparta From the Anvil. three enc.eresIve sessions of the House afternoonwhen will be left to chance or an oppor- a veritable boon, without which it disclose her identity. but relents to On the same lines, also a full attendance Is de (By the V tqa,re niaeltsmitn.) in ordinary elreem.tan. school, books together posted free of Commons. tunity given to be caught napping if would not have been practicable to the extent only of signing "N.D." The two on Michael Dwyer (York) Branch. rem the King., signature wreild he an shred Enthusiasts all! receipt of 3/6. on that occaby their energy and zeal this can be satisfactorily conduct the presenta The publidation contains biographs Well played, footer club' On sundae, May 52, a meeting was automatic proefeittee, but such callwing eigieng. beet,. For of Instead Appeal. (Fremantle) sion iieorge V., Boyle O'Reilly also John and Very That's the stuff to give 'etn! avoided. held in the Schoolroom, York. all the illustrious saints whit ONLY ADDRESS: Branch. Remember hew It was done( great privilege the Societe again of itev. Dean walsh presided, and intro- ed a conreiereeandofSirMsE. MIntsters Art Union Drawing. of 'the Church. 'the comCanal I, which The 4,01111 general meetine of the Can you gel Use an, more social evenduced the of geniser, who attended for John Redmoiui wishes to record its heartfelt appre- teachings above branch was held in St. Patrice:. ings Ike Mat, eocial Committee? goes into close on 90o ited.nond'e fateful r."Trititpendium a bratieh resulted of Inaueurating The art anion drawing will take ciation the purl., reof which ard-thanks. Iran. on Sunday last, May 5e, when a gorgeous syllabus of the L. and or the emir -Determination League. The itig cornea's-re the ceiteome pages, and Mrs. Shine, at the request place the first week in October next to Eng- large and enthbelastic fratherine was te That monument dev in Club only wants support. short address, ells the delivered a to secretary main, utilising be Calico Signs. on being present. The chair WAS occupied bs of the donor, will and conducted one night during the Now then, you sports, remember what which he outlinee the work which nail land's duplicity. Mr. Dwyer. the for funds objects the P. O. In augmenting the president, Ye. McMahon. briefly for tmIt have the crowd down at the gift In other outlined Is to signs to affix date Fair. An announcement to introdueed, calico aceomplisited heen will be For painting will be the eOlIrSe of his opening remaiks, the Apply the golden rule. the necessity of helping the of the League by convitteeeir, Metre' made in the West, and succeeding to variotia metropolitan hotel bal- Appeal Further particulate 180 MURRAY-ST. (Near ROANS/ tree, and in should president invited all Meer present wilt matches. Accountancy students, your turn next. her struggle for Independ- Argument as to why oreantestion Old Land 'mire Irish notes in this journal. se that every- conies, the central executive is in- published in the next issue. for the yet members to sLni the not eretire to Nothing gets on our nerves so touch ence, and incidentally helping them- he pet In molten rountry to simply as Write we what membership card, and thereby pledge an the way some fellows keep deterring one who has secured an interest will debtec! to Messrs. Phil. Goetcher and eelyee, It was proposed bv Mr. J. J. pencil In their --Young lady desires posiEmpire enjoy In themselves to the rause, which Invita- their subs. If afeeee chaps think the Lawler, aid seconded by Mr. Mat Ryan, member. of the Itritieh BOX 57, G.P0., PERTH. Walters, and tionWANTED. - not suffer disappointment in .non Co., Meston and A hearty Experienced Shorthand Ty it was derided :here- tion was readily accepted. society can ruil without money let them that a branch of the League be formed this country. in piste;asslight knowledge of Bookkeepand attendance through failure on the Abbott and Rich, a fur- welenine was extended to the ladles, try running their Rowe-Royees without and a branch, Dwyer estattlitit upon In the Michael be called York, to at -ST NO SHOPS IN BARRACK of the branch likewise the hese Fathers Callan. petrol. part of the committee to publish the permitting the display on their bal- ing. The following omcers were ther motion that the nem. garsnoe entity. "Typisteei Post omee, Praitch. was Ahearne and Casey. Propaganda Stunt he called after -Patriee time. conies the committee desire to thank claremont. After the connimelion of she mtnThe election of officers also carried. wee a view to maims some nierease as presi- Ors of the inaugural meetina, the seeresulted In Mr. T. J. Ceontin Vocal and Instrumental Concert. Mre Chamberlain, Railway Coffee the writer intends LEND. in the membership, TO MONEY EXPERIENCED reported cm the progress of the & vice.prestnenti retary EFFICIENT Palace, Mrs. McCarthy, Railway Ho dent; Mr. II. 3. legion, to conduct a competition soinewhat RENTS COLLECTED. 'lod- branch sine's Its inception. The mem. after Last Tuesday night's submission Mr. James Leese Ireton.. el.: Nits ';race. Mrs. Gosden, Central Hotel; and the fashion or an art union, as hership was rapidly inereasina, it being followswith Mesdames secretary; gers, at the Perth Town Hall was an un- tel; Nomination forms, obtainable also the Catholic Young Men's So. at the end of a month's existence 188. from the secretary', are Donohoe. Misses Dunne, McInerney, and specially numcletibtOS; success, and the bumper A deiegetion was elected to address Messrs. W. L. POnOhne, M. Y. Kenny, J. On annexing a AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. and sodailtles In bered and initialled. house which greeted the high -classed ciety. end the various societies Lynch. J. T. O'Connor, !McIntyre. Subscription Lists. new nit mher return the completed nomSTATEMENTS. a vrew placing bethe with of MONTHLY Newtdistrict J. 4. Mr. as roMmlitee McInnes programme p.esented of music ann end rec. The cuisine rme the varlet', members the sums and inationIs form To further strengthen the Appeal Ing, Father lynch, ant Mr. M. o'nea - Julie 14th., and on the next song is an earnest that visitors °Merle ftw WhMh the league was form- date A Wire also addreeeed the meettue. (card night t the time-honoured 1-, and a ed. Diving the week the Catholic night came out in 'heir numbers to re- a subscription list from nowofon will number or mend', tele rat 1119. A3$70. all the numbers In of putting Estb., ceremony 'Phone, this the columns opened in be upon. handed Men's Soriety was awaited ceive a galaxy of talent constituting considerable stun of cash werewith hat and persuading n small boy whose the Mr. J. country, In addressing the ahonesty The tneetine eonelteted in. be impugned to take an offering. first-rate and of high journal, and all remittances received the Irish Ques- one out, cannot briefly meeting. faired Ireland.' Save et "god singing reBrick acknowledged and here be Half a will beautiful will be performed. We have grade stendar -I and excellence. And tion as It was 'seen by the American guinea is collected by the sentlemati Senate, Italian Par/lament, and by Gen- who nominated a new member pn the Houses for Sale within easy disthey were not disappointed. The corded. ample Funds to lend THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER (MID have We Smuts. eral Personal Appeal. Direct Monastry. BRANCH. The foltance of Cathedral, number. LAW) JUNCTION) concert was 'f a calibre too good Mr. J. -Doviettur gave a rejoinder to term bearing that are --t75, £200. £250, £300. £500 up to imposed (a) Alto be infrequently enjoyed, and if St. Joseph's, and other Churches the leading artless. which appeared in lowing conditions The fact is unquestionable that Rates of InCurrent six member,; twist be £5,000. A meeting or the col lllll ittee was held the West Australian dining the week. tomdher at least the fare provided by the ladies and the method of direct personal appeal and Schools. Good terms if remust be anfolcompetitors on the and (h) obtained: Mass after Sunday last was decithel to hold *nether geneen- ralIt meetine gentlemen supporting is not repeat- is an avenue, when adopted, of sequired. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT terest. nienibers of tile society; (c) lowing Monday evening. General ei-morrow week, June 5. emia' ed at a near distant date, no thusiasm characterised both meetings. Pa of lit - drawing as specified above must be acone curing much cash, and certainly a iterson desiring suppl Any must be understood and there Is every reason to believe that endure or membership card, may ob- cepted as dual. It will be more discouraged than the means the most lucrative one could is 'Mt eonthe Midland branch will be well to the tain them from the secretare, or any that the committer. Officiallysecrete g "NAT has large and appreceative audience suppose. The committee have been tumour- of the committee. nected with this but tore in the near feture. It waswould adto Resist on receipt of Needham eq.,' that ex -Senator which attended on the 24th evening wondering of late whether any of The business of the afternoon being kindly assentedCondition O'SULLIVAN, I L. MR. does no: (a) an early PERTH at forms. the Midland -STREET. at BARRACK a meeting meeting 41 dress Completed, the closed. of this month. Most if not all the the books distributed, when the ApRepresentative. obtainmust be for members expected six Is that mean kamerIng A big date. (Opposite Town Hall). artists vere she recipients of voci- peal was first launched, and before that ed by race competitor, but that the this occasion, and it is to be hoped DEATHS. a minimum increase ferous encores, and the ladies pre- the Society itself tuck over control this opportunity of hearing something eestiLLIVAN.--et your charity pray society must gain worth while will be fully utilised. There for the repose of the soul of James of six member. by this competition. sented with beautiful bouquets and have been brought into use and are for a large accommodation ample trsititivan, Oneeneland. Is of ex-M.L.A. Remarks Personal boxes of chocolates. Miss Ida Ged showing most evident signs of many crowd, so there is no limit to the mien who died /tern 22nel, beloved often Vendered how Trade., along des opened with an interpretation of entries being made of large and her of Mende you may bring eon of Mrs. C. O'Sullivan, and minWe've get on without Frank Parwould of jointhose desirous you. All with brother H. Crowley and B. of ales. the song, "My Ships." The popu- healthy donations' Perpenci. . of ing the League may obtainofticket.' O'Sullivan, or Horsham, England, also larity of Mr. PeterRoxby was manithe comfrom members .rliri,1:,1,,,osiveutmot:ter7 ere:a t....0 Sublet.). J.P. Sydney, and John pital. admission mom Football b a fested by the outburst of applause the local secretary. This or mittee while Reube Preston, Boy Clore° i. /dick nd,; your With the opening of the season of Jett. strailon, yaso N.e.W., and Is the practical way of showing which greeted his appearance, and Melt, and whets arc about. hour. esmpathv for Ireland In her dark the eannoungPreite-r.tra.:ther.MrledwaTr.d.McwAualgilifine. Co not like the his "Beneath the Window" and "The this popular week end game, It Is the least we can do-let us do It Weider.) eestratia.-ossue, be a Sa- Eamoli ie of our members popular Nights" well merited his reception, committee have given serious TO -DAY. God Save Ireland! viour and not a iiinee. himself fivee-
(Flom ler Geri. .emident.) Pressntation Convent Sall. st. Thomas' !hue Reserve-street, (eaten:one is tie rentlezveus for a dance on Tuesday next, at 8 p.m., May 31, to reinforce the funds of the presentation Convent Ball. The organisers have been striving In this cOnnee. "WESTRALIA FAIR." lion for the past three weeks and if the sale of tickets can be aecepted as a gauge, success is a foregone concluweek's announcement re Dwyer is to he congratulated on the sion. NO dilliceity has been experiencLast The arrange her of venture. success ed In d)spredit; of tickets at le and 2.e. specting the "Westralia Fair" should If the audience each, as entertainments of ibis nature afford much satisfaction and delight ments were perfect. In Fr. Masts rsoies Mai are renowned Appeal Funds the criterion. any is conthe to readers in general, and for their unpularlty. thine: it is utine. . At time the census of (minion is that the sclec. should benefit considerably cessary to dieeipate further Imon £40 amount of fur die: an Press going to of lo. and Nies Miller's the that now tion was wise; and ttpproptiate and eurrent music of the enter a result cation has at last been definitely is assured as the returns are nut Pepsine. require fur to known too widely are settled and fixed, a good deal of tainment. but Those who are form vier refer. lice. ecnate enough in be present on thi, pleasure should be given to those all in. casion will hear a rare nighl'e enjoySilver Teapot. who have been daily awaiting the at a very ...mail cost. ment al a determination of date. On the 25th Don't forget to secure a chance in Train, arrhing in Claremont leave the My at 7.10 inst. a strong sub-committee ap the silver teapot attractien in Mrs. entiventeet 7 time p.m. and 40 p.m., and PS Fremantle pointed to pilot the fete held its Shine's she p window p.m. And 7.30 p.m. The drawing at 7.5 will first meeting. and as much work will for the ml,'I/ worth of groceries time take place definitely, and ano ticket, be required in organising the Fair be lost in purchasing Yet another public body has come should month of October, it becomes goods of the above voter are not Mose essent:31 to have everything to the aid of the committee of work as at ed. a time in the store. don't In pasting posters on street available iv readiness for the large carnival ers. Your friends well be there, so them. Co. -posting Bill ..nine along and meet the City rail hoardings. show, which, by the way, will be reand eld are invited to enjoy the Young plate with the many novelties and has undertaken to carry out this mans. attraeTiene offering. and everyside lines peculiar to all huge work for the executive committee. body will be made to reel thoroughly of this kind. To feature iteis through the courtesy of Mr - al home. bazaars
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bringing forth as an encore "Maces-. deration to the thought that a charshla." Mr Dingwall's humorous ity football match should be arranrecitation created much mirth and ged to assist the Appeal funds. Tu earned a return. Miss Ada Coultas any readers who think that such an displayed great ability in her item attraction is well worthy of note, ana by the novelty commends itself to them e of dancing, and was followed express Miss Irene Sellary. whose beautifully most earnestly, they now take clear and soft intonation of "Call of the wish that somebody will the Maytime" and "The Lass with the the matter in hand if the authoriDelicate Air" was a treat to be sure, ties were only approached it is felt as also was the encore number, "Al- that those so disposed would give lan Water." Miss Mary Baldwin the question a very encouraging re rendered "Valley of Laughter" in pose. Now, who is willing to assist splendid style: the item was pleasing in this most laudable direction? and the encore item of "Wake Up' Fist, Optician. by her most charming. During the The execut:ve wish to publicly evening the Perth Banjo team also of Baird's rendered some very fine selections. thank Mr. Fist, optician, for supplying a very great The bright and mirth provoking Arcade, in the form during last week comedy sketch entitled the "Mill- need In acknowstone" gave opportunity for Mr. of stamped post-cards. from vareceived donations Jack Dwyer, whose dodging of the ledging c'ty and State, it ''Millstone" was worthy of a politi- rious parts oftothe of renotes forward necessary is cian trying to prorogue Parliament. coming to Miss Minnie Harley also played her ceipts of remittancesprovision by and the daily; hand part most satisfactorily indeed and gratis, of 500 stamp proved an admirable support. The this gentleman, the enable thus will. -cards post ed gem of the evening was the song in future to thank donors "Garden of Allah," by Professor organisers moneys received without incur Eugene Ossipoff, who was cheered to for postage expense, end in consethe echo and was obliged to respond ring not have to debit the Appeal to a double encore. Mr. C. A. Hud- quence which would inevitably result die proved a very efficient accom- funds, a happening had not ensued. such if panist: also did Miss Ida Hal with
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6 their. en haN4AilIV,ng'urr 1 O'SI'LLIVAN.-Of your charity pray for lalir';4:Y.I.libblie Peter Lalor (Perth) Branch. the repose of the soul of Catherine 1:11::tleie'e.stbgrierii utiosed*atrinceersoTak4.u" Our rortniglies rallies are proving a L. and D. Club. O'Sullivan, VV110 died recently In HorLast Sunday night's meeting success. sham, 'Susse, England; beloved crier t.hlotevteli was well attentitel, and the hundreds ther of Mrs. D. Crowley and P. O'Sul- Toast Propoeing Competition, will be who filled the Hibernian Hall gave !Ivan, Horsham: also of C. O'Stillivan, every evidence of being pleased with J.P., Sydney. and John, Peter and tie it, ots an big audiebee required. the musical numbers and Interested In The Mrs. T. Mc euliffe, Yass. N.S.W.. and the lecture which folloverd. her youngest son Edward. await. meeting opened with an overture by W.A. Interred In the Franciscan Miss M. Mitchell, and songs were renM. Misses monastery, Crawley. England. Aged by dered in pleasing style Mies Out 97. on her Soul sweet Jesus, have Baldwin and Nelly Bryson. Mercy. ridge was accompaniste. Mr. Clementson's lecture was a sucA very successful foundation meet The sub - McMAHON.-On May 19th.. at Coolest.cess nom start to finish. Club (Sport fret, "Modern Despots," gave the speak. die, Lim the beloved wife of Michael Mg of the Collie Catholic er a wide field to survey. but by Placsister of Mrs. T. and Debatingt was held last Sun McMahon, Peter ing the emphasis on the correct hisand etre O. Tatham, of Su- da y, whet the senior section was set Head, torieal periods and passing the despots Agee 27 years. biaco. adriftthree. with amm.pernAblearshohii,py wofassheilrtecyt. of the second degree with only the cursory notice that their itedienilleance deROURKE.-At his residence. Tambellup, (suddenly), Henry ed _president. Mn. J. W Kennedy served, he Succeeded In placing the i 0 th Mayd..,y on on husband blame of the despotism of to -day Joseph, and Mr. T. O'Donnell "Lloyd George the right shoulders. Matilda Rourke, Fond rather or vice-president.A committee of nine A war rages has made war on Ireland. The William, Eileen. Kathleen. Joseph, secretary. unbrother of Mr. was also elected (or the control 'a there, but unoMenally. againstsame loved Maureen, and Russia. official war was waited J. Bourke, Tembenup, and sirs. W. the syllabus, and the work of super Age ss years.and was floareed by En/eland, without cagey, Cottesioe. Casey, entertain Unthe people's consent or knOWIPAge,other sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on vising the church fund Australia" and McDonald til Mr. Ralnally ments in turn. "White his soul. the and with protested, Labour leaders week. on Mondaydebated to be is strength of co-operation of the fullforced the deIN MEMORIAM. r The .j English tradnoinionisni 25, and promises to May spotic government to adopt "the handsWednesday, of our memory loving RGGY.-tii Thi Is the same off -Russia" policy. On Sunday equally dearly loved mother, Mrs. Julia Maria towar that is being waged In Ireland Buggy, who departed this life at Eel evening, a ladies' sewing guild was And why not let the Dominions day. on May 20th, 1914. Sacred have meeting? Simply because Regular established. know. of thte war? Their her en Hearto of JPanS nave Mercy help Is not there is no need. been arranged. and a strong com. And. In blood and geld. vet rt Mar. loving children. hk, :vs -Inserted better a getting besides, England Is
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