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'My Charge Against thellack andjans'in Ireland'
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RECORD. THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
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Ireland's National
meeting and of special meeting held LA Con16th; also un held in were which of all 25th, on FaMaloney
minutes June the Hibernian Ifall Determination for Ireland vention June adopted by the meeting. Rev. gave a very eloquent League of Australia. ther Ireland's and intellectual address
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VOL. XLV
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PERTH, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1921
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Home of Good Shepherd Appeal
bour, to obtain which the present with the number of people who organisation are relying on prornisThe committee far. that journeyed period on es ul assistance when the will report more in their next notes. arrives to proceed with the erec1. (WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) past and present, and hoped there men Rte. fifty Bark, Approximately. tents. tions. the 'long -looked -!or %Veil sing a sung, a soldier's song, 'Ma would soonof be will be wanted to execute the work 05.11 51.11, 1LLo It) i;/tIll for ale the Irish claim. In order not to soil clothes and With cheering rousing chorus, Aims: b. settlement yea! Lilly the fur the and display a throng foot, the and prepare seven hundred As rounl our blazing tires we make comfortable under The committee decided to hold labour To secure urganised support fur )Loud applause). Lie also outlined public meeting in the Agricultural The starry heavens o'er us. committee consider it highly desia public to see. The unskilled to devote the willing the right of the people of Ireland 1.11t2 poacs vi the 01:awn Govern- Hall on Thursday, August 4th, at Impatient for the coming fight. able that in parts, particularly :eta- means, gentlemen to choose freely, without coercicn incl., as ne saw it. and submitted which some prominent member; of an evening after their daily toil to And as we wait the morning's Refreshment tent and other daswill or dictation from outside, their own a:smiling evidence 01 outside dlp cuoi:,,teilyeinsroafret,iminbetrhe,mhdanedtlhinegr uu and light, executive the lions, the ground be top -dressed their Shamrock. (g) The governmental institutions and other tardly and wanton crimes perpe- speak. It is hoped there will be a Here in the silence of the night, perhapstha word and 1 he further meeting convened for Violets. The with (h) alParoTans, relationship the and take at t every Black song. political so things required at the various last Monday evening shavings, soh irated by the large gathering. It will We'll sing a soldier's cwhiitphmtnagns orbark, (i) The Celtic. of very readerj, points where structures are built. States and peoples.. chial Hall teas productive of much leged to hare been toe work willsistbeinclteahins. the form of a social evening, wan (of every reas 27. DECORATION aiula a the ouncludto awakened, myseit Lynch Reit that Father (Chorus). way 11 pltdge faking a period, for example, of two good; firstly, Sutra Fein. some good songs and music. couldthing the impend. direr- weeks for them t,o attend, with, say, las address by reiterating his re- member August 3rd. Roll up. a tarosssed above). lives are lot of fresh interest in secondly, (100 want- be aiding in a very valuable whose we, PALMS are PLANTS, 28. Soldiers stiand Conference, and, Peace effort; ing great fifty gentlemen anxious to work, tion. On July 23rd, the National Cow marks, re the applauded on resumed). pledged to Ireland: desire on the part of a few a plan of action can then be so was warmly Motor Car. from a land be- mulated FOR DISPLAY. vention of the bolt-Deternunation come have 29. FABRICS Some respects programme several the musical in help will A to framed as to have at disposal a more ing his seat. (As its tur Ireland League ot Australia 30. POPULAR LADY. yond the wave, of alone executive use,i, the committee certain number to place their serresult Fur a which as attention, awaiting submitted, intendis then It was . anMelbourne. competition the Lie held in no more our implies; free, name .torn be i any owner of to i now thankful hear. will be De to wheel woula miles figurative the coining at disposal on every third which a as worth ed to adopt a permanent canstitushould be keen with those who a car could agree to its loan for the vices cient sireland enabled to spin, all of the spokes night. Shifts will be arranged, and Miss McMahon gave a delightful rethe despot or the be have entered). twit in lieu of the tentative consticalls teat one to shelter attending a Shall of being complete, received it make she to will only be on duty two which has required gang for citation, 31. HARVEST FIELD. (Another purpose tution under which the League slave. Id be hurriedly made during evenings, but not, of course, con well in the making. Things were now well-earned applause. She was folIN feature to be installed for ef- 'uou-been operating. There are Fete. we man the bearna bao- never so bright as they are at prethe CELEBRATIONS -night To of progress COMING rendered who the during the fortnight: Boylan, and Mr. secutively, by over 44)0 branches in Australia, aus- lowed gail (barns bail), SYDNEY. the organisation being as per- 32.feet). and there will be a cribaime proviSouth Wiininunin. ably "blue's a Daughter of Mother their TUG -O'-WAR. (Now fn the come woe or weal, sent, at public meetings under cause, Erin's In it to and be. Back possibly can it "Come as Log. The gentlemen fect the in and for ded making). Through the gracious instrumenpices resolutions have been carrieda Machree," 'Mid cannons' roar and rifles' peal. ARCHBISHOP CLUNE TO will only he essential from now on just relinquish connection With Erin" by Miss Dorothy Cooper was 33. PEDESTRIAN EVENTS. tality of Mr. J. P. Cahill, assisted by can a soldier's song. similar to those carried in Perth chant We'll PARTICIPATE. and hold Anita tension Miss the up day duty, whether disired. keep be to could legitimate of their that all Kum(Arrangements being made). Mr. Bert. Haddy, of South few weeks ago affirming the right fast fur the big push on October 1st. We take the following from au Nitzgerald then gave a delightful Appeal mental or physical, journey to the II. 34. BOXING. (Every likelihood minim, the funds for the Ireland ale full Self-Determination, Kelly, Dr. be installed to was Rev. Most and attractions in quarters for the the disrobe lullabies, Of by Irish of on appeal ground, epilogue of being there). have been handsomely augmented and der ding the withdrawalLarge enthusiastically received. The ar- Archbishop of Sydney, which has In valley green, on towering crag. at the Fete, the following is a cane made, get 35. PUNCH BALL. (This is a by the sum of £6 recently subscribed which provision will be before us. the army of occupation. fought much L. fathers have we Miss Our by from then on and and list:duds, us, accompanied plete old into were reached Africa, tists The efforts. of their result sure stunt). the as old. same the meetings us Canada, South 'neath imporlaan conquered Above such And of charity, the labour pleasure in giving thank commence their also carried Glennon, A.T.C.L. To 36. GLASS WORKS DISPLAY. executive wish to publicly' . BANK. and New Zealand have cabled flag, them dies and gentlemen, and to the Rev. tant occasion as St. Mary's Cathedgentlemen for their kind- all for the good Sisters of the Home (Yet undecided). two GENERAL. these us; IN o'er OFFICE 1. these resolutions and floating proudly indeed it so is That's of the Good Shephere., Leederville, ral Centenary all the publcity tes W. Id. Father Lynch, the Branch 37. CHILDREN' S DAY. ly extension of help.. N..,._a. 2. RAFFLE OFFICE. to Mr. Lloyd George. Mr. We're children of a fighting race. whom readers have heard such De Va- grateful, and our social committee richly deserves. WEIGHTFOR 38. SHEEP Switchback. Hughes, Mr. Harding, Mr. That never yet has known dis- 3. ART UNION OFFICE. of all the appeal is as great deal, and for whom, at re are to be complimented on the stanfrom extract pressure An the That GUESSING. others. 4. ENTERTAINMENTS ofeol lera, and a a 4traptian After grace. make can the executive are endeavour. entertainment. of the Who quest, is dard follows: WEIGHING 39. AUTOMATIC kinds. of public opinion thus expressed lie And as we march the foe to face. A great meth* ing daily to redeem a promise to this sort? is evidenced vote of thanks to the artists and SCALES. This year, 1921, is the Centenary song. 5. REFRESHMENT STALL, resoldier's having a good effect peace will be a one O'Callachant if J. know We'll Mr. to by want the sum of £6,000 and so re speakers, moved and ed proposPRODUCE. 40. DISPLAY OF One hundred years has St. tailing eatables and thinkables by the nature of the to use. The heve them ' of debt. The labour (Chorus). ghan, and seconded by Mr. G. Tay- year. 41. FIRE BRIGADE EXHIBI- there for the kiddies Mary's, old and new, been building, of every sort. als which are now being considered this. sought is not necessary straight sung about was anxious are Ireland" Save "God committee lor, from To DUG- - ))ION. they are the same building. 6. FORTUNE-TELLING in London. The delegates way, but very soon. in abably. and by 'Mr. Boylan, helped_ably by an and AND STALL Stunts in General. 42. FLOWER commemorate the Centenary, we OU T. this State, who left on Saturday, at the risk of erring by stating M. enthusastic audience. of those Sons of the Gael, Men on the Pale, KIOSK (in conjunction. with (a special surmised that not hundred one be for might appeal 7. COOLGARDIE it OLD Albeit are Rev. Father Neville, andMr. Mr. August, 11th the what time, the committee think the Do not forget The long-watched day fs breaking. The Parrots). who are able to help us to subfeature for spectacular display-, now the various shows as itemised period will be during the first or Fe. O'Dea, Mr. J. Monaghan, a Thursday night, at 8 p.m., and scribe, each one hundred pounds. The serried ranks of Innisfail because to Referred TENTS. 43. notes to be run in conjunction with in the opening par. of these T. Stack. cord week in September next. Due dele- let us hope that on that night we We take the privilege of ourselves many more are wanted). Shall set the tyrant quaking. S. SPOT LAGER BUFFET, comare all under control. and the re- intimation of this, however, will be Prior to the departure of the aericboff will meet-not to try-and right the subscribing the first hundred, and Our camp -fires now are burning low, 44. FRUIT STALL. and, Togut together announced. Pies, have Saveloys, heads bining spective gates a brief impromptu rejoice to but Ireland, glow, of and an wrongs to 45. BALLOON BUSTER. (More their staffs required to assist, the See in the East a silv'ry bacco. was held at the Celtic Club, has at last appeal with confidence to others Saxon foe, "Violets." the Central and thank God that she about this next week). join us in a very practical und ap- Out yonder waits the song. JOY WHEEL (probable). 9. invitation is still open to any who adjournment made toexpress to obtained and reached her goal. CORROBwas soldier's ABORIGINES a 46. for any chant AND So the perpetuating help. In To be used in connection with the manner, extend to where preciative MERRY-GO-ROUND like 10. would Station, books dealand the P.S.-Pamphlets being to (arrangements OREE prior of now WeightGuessing Competition, the (Chorus). BOATS. the departments of work, . if, of leave at 9 p.m. Justrepresentative ing with the Irish question can now all time the first hundred years . made). St. Mary's and the Church in Aus11, LOG -CHOPPING. a .is made known what will be "Violets" Stall has been supplied train leaving a fairly (We have received a specimen or: the be obtained at the residence of the The whole of the details in con - installed on the grounds readers with a sheep and a spinning wheel the walls of St. DISPLAY. Within tralia. CHINESE from 12. N. gathering had assembled above the -street, of Hyde 14 music the of secretary, copy section with the above schedule of would care to enrol in any direction, to run as a penny grocery board. express drew hon. Mary's lie the hallowed remains of W. P. Linehan, Bookseller, Coliiiis13. FIELD POST OFFICE. se platform, and as the were exchang- Perth, at a nominal charge. receiving 'the closest a notification of their willingnees The committee were always of the Venerable John Joseph Therry, the street, Melbourne.-Ed. R.] 14. DANCING FLOOR (program- events is now out hearty au revoirs of rememberattention, and, as mentioned at to the creaand Mary's, up-to-date St. multitude of a most up could be conveyed by opinion that Midland was capable pastor the first ming and ed, Fremantle) (North were Tone Wolfe meeting, there will thejoin night's Monday messages side and Joint organisation to those al- of big things. pioneer priest of Australia, Lions). ancee and felicitous BIRTH. Branch, oear to the various l& FISH POND (Dolls and Toys) be no occasion to again confer unt0 ready in charge of by side with him rest Archbishop given to the delegates to East. Donations Received. the executive think it desirable. due shows. The President (Mr. P. Carroll) Polding, and his late Eminence, ARMSTRONG (nee Alice McCann). Failure to previously reM. GET RICH QUICK. the kindred spirits in the Mr. J. P. Cahill amid Mr. Bert. of which will be given in notice prove no tnerefore to AND presided over a large attendance on Patrick Francis Cardinal Moran. ail 7th, NESTLE'S should July 47.._ Busselton. -At hc'tiv Pc." accorparishes (South Kumminin), £6; Miss 1921. and Haddy columns,adved dthinesgehy METING. re on hope in the we Monday- evening, THE NORTHAM PLAISTOAVE'S CHOCOLATE bar to further support tif happy memory, and Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Armstrong, of Cope ( Jarradale 1, £1 19/. After dealing with the minutes or December 8, 1921, the Feast of WHEELS. gard mentioned above. As arranged, the Northam branch Ravenswood, Busseltoro a daughwas there the puba meeting, whom Donations. 18. SPINNING WHEELS. Mary Immaculate, to of the League had organised resolu- the previous ter; both well. (Mary Catherine). Popular Lady. two propos- Cathedral is dedicated, to unveil a 19. HOITY-TOITY. The executive wish to inform realic meeting to discuss themen and some discussionin upon Suffice it to say that during the a letter from the tablet near the graves of these pioals, contained 20. SHOOTING GALLERY. of the Catho- week Shine, Ireland?" that Mrs. tions now tamiliar to Irish with ders Wrong "What's the information to hand. The 21. AUNT SALLY. neers of the faith, containing the women throughout Australia. delelie Book Depot, Hay -street, will be of a competition Reports Must Reach This Office by names of one hundred benefactors. 22. BANDS (many and of every glad to receive on behalf of the gives great hope opportune, and the LECTURE, A a time was the "Words of Consolation," by the shortly being launched. With the MIDDAY WEDNESDAY variety). National Convention who chose in this Centenary year gates to Appeal for safe custody donations M A.. McCarthy, and Reverend Patrick J. Gearon, 0.C.C.. Mrs. of McMahon, J. I'. the nominations elf Father the By and in them journey with paraded be 23. COW (to were asked to break their For Insertion in Current Week's to be associated or. gifts of any kind pending lat. the A delightful publicaMidland, of D.D., B.A. Miss L. Pettit, fled). Will be given hi the Issue. glorious work as builders of St. at Northam and address a meeting. time for the Fair. ter received a few days ago, and tion by the Speciality Press Pro21. SWITCHBACK. Mary's. The report of that meeting has HIGHGATE. HALL, the PARISH Melbourne, whose a surety, prietary, Ltd., aisea'at Furnitlre, too, another, of all those aa. SPRUIKERS Ito herald all created quite a lot of excitement State Council, namely, pushing the We are not unmindful proceed production and workmanship should in On Chairs, tables, settees, ).urges, friendly rivalry should the good things). and satisfaction in certain quarters, sale of THE RECORD, and the es- who will assist ug financially can It Anyone feel proud. delay. make Australians further no and furniture of every description with 26. STALLS-TUESDAY. AUGUST 2nd, 1921. the outstanding feature of which tablishment of a "Speaker's" Class. this, our Centenary year, by contriproves beyond doubt that publish. than needed on the Carnival nominate. and it is open to all, but (a) The Vogue. will be is that Protestants and Protestants Re the former, it was decided to butions that may be less while Stall, Highgate Sports' Aid of anbe In can ing work in any capacity the executive closing, Square on October 1st. A number before Proof for this make close enquiry into the mat- £100, and we feel sure that, (b) Westralia Cafe. only can be loyal. Bazaar. of the names executed in Australia to compete folThe Parrots. of the novelties will require this xiously await assertion lays in the fact that of the ter, and to induce, if possible, all our gratitude and prayers will with the oldest established publish TICKETS -'2/ and 1/. ee (( dc necessary equipment, and the exe- of more entrants. loyalists-and for our national fut- the heads of families belonging to low every contributor to the BuildMg houses in other places. Father in if any Lattice, acknowledg they be grateful that Wattle. special The would cutive hope this (e) read Fox Mrs. Keating and Miss ing Fund, ure we have every Leagtie to both buy and the Gearon's Words of Consolation are find. If The Magpies. terested in this matter will notify Organisers. abound -those who were acutely in- THE RECORD; also to approach merit of munificient gifts will Who can supply the committee in every sense spiritual, but nes who they all of of what once hearts at proceedings the headquarters an to in an echo lat. are put so humanly as to excite the priest with a view terested in Sunday's 100 feet of 10ft. by lin. parish with the are able to supply. Will any con - tice work for framing some peswere the Protestant Federation and urgent appeal to those outside the love St. Mary's. very best that our poor nature is vented please treat this question as ters? To fittingly commemorate the the Empire Loyalty League, judgLeague. The "Speaker's" Class capable of. The subject "Scruples" urgent. ing by messages that tickled the was dealt with favourably. Several first hundred years of the Church Labour. is not an unwarranted one. Indeed, anto pleased week. are the we during wires including Australia. in telegraph Shows in GoneraL spoke on this matter, In accordance with precedent in to a large number of practical CaWe actually wonder whether these Messrs. Daly sen. and jun., from nounce to you that a Tridum of Yet another requirement must matters of charity, when an cf_ort tholics the advice tendered by the organisations are really representa- South Fremantle; also Mr. J. Brady, High Masses of Thanksgiving will the respective by forgotten not be Ocof such huge dimensions as the in- author would undoubtedly clear the tive of the opinion and aspirations secretary of East Fremantle branch, be celebrated in St. Mary's. on ladies and gentlemen in charge. stitution of the Westralia Fair is atmosphere oil many occasions and they are supposed to wield and pro- who were visiting the local branch. tober 21st., October 22nd, and Ocon stalls, for lettering Arrangements will brought into being, volunteer la- about many subjects. Father Gearon The first Mass tect. Mrs. Waddell expressed her delight tober 23rd. side-shows, etc., are at present Le- bour plays the main role, and will has placed his work with the most Holy Ghost, this innovation; in her opinion it be in honour of the be at anin committee, the by ing made honour ;n ultimately determine the venture's humble confidence at the feet of St. The State secretary has received would fill a long -felt want, and she the second Mass will ticipation of receipt of their wishes, success. The artist responsible for Joseph, and also at the feet of Little the following donations towards the wondered why the matter had not of the Mother of God, Our Patronif there that Intimate to but desire in be will the lay -out and architectural plan Teresa of the Child Jesus. Copies funds cf the League:-. been taken in hand by those in au- ess, and the third Mass is any particular wording they want will be assisted with artisans, but may be obtained at Mrs. Shine's J. igaeffy, £2; Jos. O'Sullivan, £2; thority before, as no one could fail honour of the Holy Trinity. With stunts, to the for affixing prepared have to expect their duties, to be complete, must and Miss McDermott's, both in we D. tkowen, £2; J. Rochford, £1: J. to see the disadvantage our youths us on that day applications in this respect will be have service from the unskilled la - Hay -street, at 5/6 each. of the members of the Hierarchy of Walsh, £1: A. Lucanus, £1; E. Ash- were placed at when matters hand. in taken of Archbishop C. The £1; ton. £2; T. O'Shaughnessy, -religious, social or po- Australasia. our Material. J. importance Hophen, £1; W. Duthie, 10/; -came before them. To such Melbourne, now approaching Adelaide. J. litical StrauS, 10/; M. Markham, £1; Although the "Uglies" have cone scheme she would always give her shores, the Archbishops of and a Welvisiting Perth, Brisbane, Hobart, Miller, 10/6; S. Pritchard, 5/: T. whole -hearted help. The in the supply of much to assistance Martin, 10/; J. Ryan, 10/: E. Head. members endorsed this view; and lington, the Bishops of New South of the material required for the Winter Fair Bargains in Ladies' Frocks, 10/; W, McKenzie, 10/; W. John. on the suggestion of Mr. Daly, jujs., Wales and the neighbouring proFair, the executive would still be and Skirts A. it was decided to fall in with the vinces, and a large gathering of tne costumes son. 10/: J. McDermott, 10/: glad to receive loan of material of constitched, some 1.11()LI,,, any description, such as timber, Comrie, 10/; J. Watson, £1; F. Gar- other Fremantle branches in form- clergy from all parts of _Australia Woollen tab,ortia smart Range of rett, 10/; W. Lingfield, 10/; R. Mc- ing one central class instead of seve- will rejoice with us in this happy probably fixtures suitable for a trasting floss, others finished collar, cuffs, and girdle, with tasselled ends £3 5/, £4 4/. celebration. By arrangement with show which would otherwise have Fadezean, 10/; T. Callaghan, £1; ral small ones. ground,, light and Striped Gibsonia COSTUMES, Check pleased are Stuart of we Range Ver. prelates, 10/: Nielsen, length various L. the but10/: a Friend, to be made into a stall, fabrics, atwork -rooms, self and fancy Mr. Brady spoke at some an smartly cut and finished in our ownfloss, 59/6. corations of all kinds for the Gala nea, 10/, J. Hooper, £1; L. Duthie, upon the setback our delegates had to submit the following programme with rows of cont..asting stitched tons, finished, and cut well an celebrations: COSTUMES, Gibsonta Wiluna. religious Dark of Duffy, previous J. of the Mr. the Assortment Au One lady has already display. 10/. Per received at Northam :9/U. bell, some siitched, floss to tone, distinctailored collar, self buttons, and°Absolute Friday. October 21st: High Mass In aldition to the above the secre- day, and he said it behoved every placed at disposal a big wooden six In FROCKS, Velour Smart his An Attractive Range of in embroidered others used oil the ground. to be braid, tary of the League (Mr. J. P. Dee son and descendant of Ireland to in the Cathedral, at ofwhich kiosk, military tive styles and colours, sonic trtm.nea Adelaide Now, who will help in this importeeny) has asked us to acknowledge band themselves together in closer Grace the Archbishop fancy designs or floss, all well cut and finished in our own work -rooms, which his 43/ to £3 15/. respect? the following donations: -Mrs. S. unity for principle and right, for will pontificate, and at tant of, Perth will Smart itrack and White Check and Striped Gibsonia SKIRTS, fancy butE. McCarthy, £3 3/; a Dublin "united we stand, divided we fall." Grace the Archbishop Soporks. tons, and novelty pockets, 32/5. in four distinctive styles, Lady. £1: Mr. J. Cramer, Waroona, Mr. Daly, jun. also spoke on this preach on "Father Therry and the Smart Range or Cotton Gabardine SKIRTS, I4/11. Priests." A great many have stated their tabs, self buttons, and novelty pockets,SKIRTS, trimmed £1. matter, and also of the glorious vic- Pioneer trimmed, smartly Gibsonia 22nd: High All Attractive Range of Dark Grey intention of providing quite a lot tory gained by Bishop Dwyer and Saturday, October buttons. belt, and fancy pockets, 21/. of styles and shades, Inset and tab of things for nse at the Fair, but Lawley, the Catholic Sisterhood during the Mass in the Cathedral, at which his Terence MacSwineY Pretty tobsonla SKIRTS, In a variety flnlshcd belt and self Milton, 27/6. of Maitland Bishop the Lordship the undertakings have only been a shades, contrasting send to with piper! North Perth) Branch. decided pockets, was It week. .his which at and pontificate, will verbal. The committee would esto Bishop The usual half-monthly- meeting congratulatory letter Archbishop of the Coadjutor Grace it a great favour if those conteem inwas secretary the Laces in and the in held Dwyer. Winter Fair Bargains of the above branch was preach on "The Centencerned would put such kindly ofIt was also mei- Hobart willMary's." emerald, vieuz Parish Hall on Thursday, July 14th, structed to do so. of St. in writing, so that when givary 2,31n. Evening Tinsel TISSUE, gold, silver, hello., same, fers congraof telegram a send over The Best Imported since the German to presiding ded Mr. J. L. O'Sullivan S/11 yard. Sunday, October 23rd: High Mass rose, ing the final touches to matters in Grace yard. Ivory and Paris Net LACES, sin. to loin. wide. 1/3 a very representative gathering. We tulation and welcome to his in the Cathedral. at which nis Exgeneral they will have something -made, 1111. wide, 7(d. yard. arrival his hand on EDGINO, Makes were Procurable, and Offered Chinese Torchon Mannix Narrow memour ahead, Archbishop going are steadily cellency the Apostolic Delegate will tangible before them for considers. "Star Pattern" Chinese Hand -made Torehon EDGING, and INSERTION, bership roll now exceeding the three in Australia. Grace his which at tijd. yard. and wide, to the Public at big 241n. tion in preparation for the The return challenge from the pontificate, figure mark, but in a district such Wide Star Pattern Chinese Torchon Hand -made EDGING, 41n. wide, 1/11. "drive." and nothing will he forWheelan the Archbishop of Brisbane will wide, 1/6 yard INSERTION, of as ours we ought surely to have a Wolfe Tone to the Thomasthe years INSERTION hundred and 2s. Cad. "One preEDGING on possibly preach gotten which might "Pansy Pattern" Chinese Hand -made Torchon branch a thousand strong, and we Branch being accepted,place in card Stn. wide, 1/s yarn. vail through absence of written reSt. the progress of the Church in Aus- to match,Star" Turchon EDGING, 3iin. wide, -made Hand Chinese Pattern make an appeal to all those who tournament will take "Fine mei of fact. tralia." the INSERTION, 2fin. wide, 1/3 yard. 1/9 yard. 1)ela y, have not as yet joined up with us Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, on TuesMonday, October 24th: High Mass Not Many Available Waratah Dance. "Narrow Star Pattern" Hand -made Chinese Torelion EDGING and INSERto come along to our next meeting day, July 26th. in the Cathedral, at which we ourTION to match, lin. wide, 2d. yard. the closed do meeting and the p.m.. 8 at When -day 11th, To on Taesciay Order and on August Midland was agog enjoy- selves will pontificate at a Solemn of St. so, and thus be able to say that floor was cleared. and, a very night last, when a big attendance with sang Requiem for all benefactors Winter Fair Bargains in Maids' you belonged to a League that did able evening was spent at the Midland Town hundred years gathered the during Mary's of --singing From the Only something at least to. free Ireland and dance, including standing. Underclothing Hall to be present at the Waratah prelates, clergy, and laity. "God Save Ireland," from the hands of her oppressors, dance. The hall was prettily decorDuring those days we hope to 2/.6. well cut. Plaints Minified. style,sizes, Girls' KNICKERS, in A/ 11. occasion Pancras the for festooned -cinch, as she surely will be in the near with us all who ated and long associated flume in have all sizes, PETTICOATS, Girls' future. The speaker for the night, and presented a very attractive apOne-piece PYJAMAS, strong alum durable, pretty crepes, Daniel O'Connell (Osborne Park) may be able to join in our joyius an Girls' Two-piece PYJAMAS, shaped smartly and rather inane styles, the Rev. Father Lynch, of May pearance. Prizes were awarded for Branch. celebration, and let us pray that sizes, 7/1 I. business general the of His ,after sizes, 3/11. so lavish an the best three-step, and also the lands, Girls' All -Wool UNDERVESTS, short sleeves, The President (Mr. D. Keane) God, who has been years, hundred had been concluded, was introduced presided the Best waltz. but on going to press during gatherBlessings large very a 180 MURRAY over those increase by the President, and was heartily the executive were unable to give and He ing in St. Kieran's Church on Sun-a will multiply was. us. There for come particulars. to received by a packed house. possifurther days the POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 67, G.P.O., PERTH. in also blessings was There 3rd. day, July dwelt at some length on the however, pleasure in knowing that which for all who are aiding as in our of good sprinkling of ladies, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK-STREET. of patrons will assembly who very all a large for bilities of peace. per medium and work, good enthusiasm much is shows there was there, and Midland was never the present conference in London, -Deter- come after us, upholding the banSelf of question the on here next the so lively as on Tuesday evening last and hoped that within for Ireland. The secretary ner of faith in Christ in this our month he would see Ireland restor- mination read the minutes from previous southern land. ed to her birthright, which she had
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Albert & Son, Ltd.,
STREET (near Boans)
Fog s Gibson Pty. ltd., Perth