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PERTH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
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for Ireland Home of Good Shepherd Appeal Self -Determination League of Australia.
VOL. XLV
themselves above joining the Lea- he was very pleased to see how the They had prospered in this membership was increasing. ,here country and risen to a social posi- were still people of Trish de -cent tion. (Laughter). if you approach- in the district who were not doing ed them in regard to joining the their best in the caese-those who League, they told you that !Ireland's put business in front of principal. 'lig in alit respect, nor the inten(WESTERN AUSTRALIA SECTION.) Teddy Pulham's Minstrels. affairs was no business of theirs- He hoped that these people would tion to incorporate such a ubiquitMiss Peggy Ester's Concert Party. perhaps they were on their way to wake up to a sense of duty before ous attribute in the peesentation Victoria Park Girls' Orchestra. long, and join the forces of those ceedingly proud and grateful to a jazz. ('Laughter). They had One of the gladdening things dur- however, and the Bank. .\rt Union and amalgamation of stunts. The Padraig Pearse (Subiaco` Branch. Last Sunday's pretty Meeting. Irish name-and their par - who had Ireland's independence those religious men and women} ing the last week has been the and Raffle Offices hit e been plac- erganisatien of the Westralia Fair ents were and Irish. He freedom at heart. The minutes The of at meeting of gathering ladies the The usual thought had they fortnightly who brought the of principles awakening of a great deal of fresh ed in location. has claimed attention in the min- Home of Genet M.ist of the artisShepherd on khe.21st the Padraig Pearse branch of Self - Catholicity to this country in the could be well termed "shoneens." of the previous meeting having interest in the NVestrolia Fair, mid tic display. stalls, rt, is being utest detail, and nothing will be h been read and discussed, jab.. Tenan tilting toil, gi% ing the eiest nickel 111(1..P1', :11111 within a forgotten to briag to the know- iiist. was productive of much good, Determination League was held in early days. In our colleges, cona st pronounced indication of tend week or two The President conchided by say- nant (treasurer) read the financial Mr Ramage will ledge of visitors during Carnival and although it Was primarily con - St. Joseph's schoolroom on Wednes- vents, schools and orphanages these statement of the branch, which was ing to increase. The coounittiii have /11' whole of the struoturcs Week that will detract from its per- wail to st' late and resusitate day evening, August 17th. In the Irish teachers predominated, and ing that he congratulated those who very as A very interestinterest. well as vicesatisfactory. tic of the the enwere promote president, absence responsible for the teaching to took part in the are very pleased that this has .pre- which he ;-: putting t.,ectlier at his fection in an, regard. and he ing subject thusiasm en the part of stall -hold- president (Mr. J. N. O'Neill presi- the children of those subjects which was firmly of the discussion, had been prepsupd for vaileil, ',cause ;is the time draws workshop transferred to the area opinion that with Material, Etc. the ers. evening. the It was to pick one abAs the has been circumstance to ded. president were brought essential to the near such a circumstance must cul- to he used for the Foie. The joint spiritual and a little more practice the branch particular British politician from The artist has everythifig he de- light very pleasing information to sent for some considerable time social welfare of the young. The would be the proud possessors minate if the Fete is to end in sue- organisation, in their :laity round of the House of Lords strengthen the sires at main or the House present at Beforces. much discuswithout ress. disposal, and is explanation, speaker emphasised that the Press some fixt But there is no reason to of attention to things. of i:teespeakers. of Commons who was considered renut handicapped through absence sides awakening a great deal of sion arose in connection with the eif Australia should not be allowed thiqk to the contrary, as with the have the popular signman's course, haunts of data meeting the branch in sponsible for thought the desirable Irish it It preliminary to directions. was decided the eventually trouble. gala formatter. Atousptgerajiradnisce completion of the whole of the included in their itiaerary, athgeainmstindtsheof tialtildIricsphf will be held and mation. But, as an intimation be- also caused all those concerned to that nominations be called for the on Wednesday evening, There were several in this agenda which has been engaging when they were there a few days August 31st, when Mr. W. L. Jones direction, including speakers ofrehand, the Executive wish to lie more fully alive to the situation position. Mr. J. N. O'Neil was duly their ancestors. It devoted a eon- will Messrs. Wilson. very much time and strenuous ago the sight seas most pleasing in- state that a week's lecture on "The Economic lie- Doherty. Rooney, Tennant and long hours, to live in expectancy of deed. All of the Fair frontispiece notice will be that the Westralia Fair must re- elected. Nile O'Neil thanked the siderable portion) of its time in mis- lationship England and Sheedy. Most of these gentlemen so eventful a happening is only but depicted in the RECORD recently given to all in transmitting their quire the whole of t'..eir energy and members for electing him their pre- representing the principles of free- Ireland." Itbetween is unnecessary to em- seemed to be of the opinion that what ensue. This comfort was seen in bold view, and stalls goods, so that all material will be on seal to make it an ungtialified suc- sident, and said he would do his dom, and more particularly the phasise Mr. Jones' abilities the cess. Last Sunday politician was gqually as bad grounh in afternoon's time in the ideals of for best of the interests the sta branch. i affairs has. placing Irish in. people. The lecturer, and it is confidently as a one however, in appropriate colourings and hues position. ex as the other. This applies to the stunts meeting manifested these charaeter- The position of vice-president be- hypocrisy of the daily Press of Aus- pected 'fir. Wilson only bee accomplished by con- shone out in great that a large audience will- maintained thatalthough and stands, tents, palms, blies in a most _proinranced man- coming vacant, owing to Mr. tralia was amply demonstrated in Lloyd George was plants, stancy of thought and much action, tint. Newly painted,biilliancv and all and with other auxilliaries in come along to hear Mr. Jones on the man to whom most of the ever depending upon resource and serollings and suitable hieroglyphics connection ner. and with thffigs so bright at O'Neil being elected as president. connection with the death of the that evening. In addition, a firsto blame was attachable. this large assemble such spirit is a Mr. Flynn was elected. The new late Mr. T. J. Ryan. During his initiative to attain the objective. on each, visitors to the Carnival therewith. ttappY augury of the future outlook president commented on the small public life in Australia, he was cep- class musical programme has been Furniture. There have naturally been anxious will have opportunity for witnessAfter the speeches. Archdeacon arranged. A' hearty invitation is that the Carnival can be in never of the tinually times in determining some issues, ing many surprises. membership branch for denounced as an read some very touching arThe committee are of opinion enemy of extended One of the all parish.oners to be Smyth ticles from the home papers. The activities inert, and not keeping notions the committee have al- that it is not fully realised what doubt in the slightest degree. There such a large parish. It was finally Australia. disloyalist, the most bit- present on toWednesday evening, 31st people in Australia had littleJ idea of pace in common with other spheres ready in thought, and which is to amount of furniture, chairs, tables, was over a hundred present. and agreed upon that a canvass be made ter and lying attacks were made August. with the object of enrolling new against his political opinions and the atrocities that were being perof vigorous campaign: but all the be effected, is a meeting of all stunt etc.. will be required for the Fair. everyone was a worker. dark moments have now passed, a holders with their assistants at petrated on a civilised people in They have received some assur- Home of the Good Shepherd Ball. members. The syllabus items for personal character. But on his John Boyle OB'raRlilat. (Fremantle) Ireland, because there was the evening was then carried out death his life, and opinions, his eilver lining adorns the whole of the gquare on Sunday afternoon. the ance that in On the 12th. some this at respect September. St. everythe Irish Australian's statesmanship, his scholastic abilischeme. and thy leading influence at work on the -.vet is 25th. September, so ems the pro- thing will he alright and ready to George's TTall, the lionte of the namely, "An simply waiting tos-revielve oi the posal is now published an invitahe forwarded when required for de- Good Shepherd Ball will he launch- Duty to Ireland and Australia." The ties were suddenly discovered to be The euchre tournament in St. press in this country which took first of October. tion is given to all to be there on spatch. Sych confidence given is ed on a very elaborets scale. Arran- discussion was opened by Mr. Jno. oomewhat extraordinary, by a gang Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, on Fri - good care that the true facts were humbugs and hypocrites who day week between the John not put before the eyes of The pubthe date named. Special Meeting. his and her most pleashig: but the Executive gements are now in hand, and a II. O'Neil, who said: "That the first of Boyle hope. notwithstanding that no dis- strong committee is at present en- essential and fundamental duty of had devoted the best portion of O'Reilly and Lord Echvard Fitz- lic. The impels were do ing their At the Savoy Hotel, Hay -street. erinearrince durine that time in the organisation of a every Irish Australian was to be- their journalistic career planning his gerald Branches and the Thomas utmost to make the Irish trouble a Perth, at 8 o'clock on Monday even- chance will lie afforded of seeing appointment will occur when the gaged come a member of the Self -Deter- downfall. The speaker concluded, Wheelan and Wolfe Tcne religious war. But the articles ing next, the 29th. inst., an extra- the scheme. -More news regarding period ensues for its use on the benefit offering which has every mination Branches. which League. By doing so they that the late Mr. T. I. Ryan had set was a great success. There the Archdeacon now read -of being one unprecedented in ordinary conference has been con- the gathering will, towever, be giv- Square about the middle of Septem- signs was a were written a showed grand their the sympathy example for by ber.. and en history of the every in goodenemies as well as present big Irish future notes appeaiing in this Apgood crowd of ladies and gentlevened, in order to receive progress peal. Sheridan's Jazz Band will will in a practicable and democratic Australian to follow. He put Aus- men competing for the prize. The friends in England and Ireland, and Uniform Dress. reports from the various stunt, journal. manner. tralia It was first all to in be tended to dispense the all show music. his that the great Mrs. W. remembered MitEver bearing in mind the import. thoughts, but successful competitors, North-East Bank. holders in charge. For the sake Owing to leaving for the East on ant iteern of dress foe officials and chell and Mr. L. Townsend are that tremendous sacifices had been at the same time he had made many Fremantle, were handed the sum of mass of the English people's sympaof convenience,.and to facilitate demade by thies joint their were with and efforts secretaries. forefathers in to Ireland in her strugMrs. their free .wmhic Bannon t:irs, hwask Ireland hdiolenattheed liberations on the evening in ques- a matter of business. Mr. Burke assistants, athe Executige are now gle for. freedom. Dancing efforts to achieve stational emanci- from that tyranny and injusticeMulcahy.indly Mrstion, the joint organisetion urge on will, regrettably, nor be able to take glad' to state that the matter of will act aset treasurer. sup pation. which Owing had to the commences 8.30 been p.m. tyranny meted Further and was out to he, Per being served, Mr. Mc There will be an interesting de. those concerned to not previously charge of this valuable adjunct of appropriate costume has at last notes later, but meantime please re- criminality of the past Irish laws. people for centuries. Mahon (John Boyle O'Reilly) and bate at the next meeting. The folfail in conveying their doings to the combined show. Arrangli- been decided, those all concerned the people of that -country had been The next speaker was Miss E. Mr. 0. Fitzgerald (Thomas lowing ladies and gentlemen have paper, and by so doing and commit- ment have, however. been made for realising that the question is of serve a night for the huge stunt. Wheedriven from the land of their birth Lovelace, who brought out her Ian) delivered short :addresses. nominated ting such details in writing respect- Mr. Fitzgerald, of the Commercial such paramount importance as to as The been speakers: by poverty, privation, and hard- points in a, logical and capable man- remaining portion of the ing their shows, the undesirable loss Bank, to assume control from 1111W justify prompt and definite action SELF-DETERMINATION FOR evening Messrs. McKenna, Doherty, Sheedy, ship. Many had gone to other net-. She said every Catholic tiff- was devoted to dancing. Miss regarding the issue. The colour of Wilson and Tennant: IRELAND LEAGUE. of time necessarily entailed if ver- on. and M. Meslands seeking new homes and just zen had three duties to perform- Henry kindly played for the dances dames Morgan, Malsin, costume for stall assistants has now FREMANTLE BRANCH ZS. bally submitted, and inattention to Subscription Lists. Rooney, Mcand equitable treatment. Austra- their duty to God, their duty tq Ili her usual proficient style. this wish, can thus be consequently Please recollect to persist in ob- been settled as follows:-Vogue, A General Meeting of the Freman- lia had No Garry. and Miss T. hastie. their stone claimed a children, and was considerable a duty left numof themunturned by the en obviated, the statement being read taining contributions to your lists. heliotrope and violet; The Par- tle Branches of the above League ber of to the gathering and heedless dis- The work can continue till the eud rots, rainbow; Shamrock, green and will be held in St. Patrick's Hall, to this these pioneers, who had come selves to the country in which they ergetic committee to make the cussion avoided. The Executive of the Fair, but in appreciation of gold; Waratah. red: Wattle, yellow; Fremantle, on Friday next, Sep- markable country. and to a very re- lived. EveryIrish Australian should evening one of enjoyment. extent contributed tdw- put Australia first and Ireland seThe above branch is hope all will make a note of this de. the with to pay regard and con- Magpies, black and white; Violets. tember 2nd at 8 pep a ards the progressive development of cond. She believed that every drish grand social and danceholding sire and each come along armed stant attention to solicit donations v:oset: Celtic, green and white: A full attendance of all members the Australian Commonwealth. Ca Australian should become a member Trades Hall, Fremantle, enin the With a report setting out concisely still, the Executive urge all those Young Ireland. green, white and is requested. Times tholics had every reason .to feel ex- of the Self -Determination League day. 6th. September. Judging and briefly that which he or she pur- whc are in possession of any to gold; Fortune Telling. black, yellow In conclusion, she said she could the energy of the. committee, from The following letter was sent to and violet. poses to utilise in making the re- persevere further in this very lucrathis not understand how any Irish Aus- entertainment promises. to be of a the Northam "Advertiser" on the spective stands attractive as is in- tive channel of exertion. Children's Plain and Fancy Dress tralian could be so selfish as to re- highly enjoyable. nature, both for 6th inst., but up to the present it tended. Just to cite as an instance. Ball. Art Union. fuse to assist the movement, which old and young alike. Items- will A rough list of the side lines and be has not appeared:You've gut to pay income tax. but there is nu reason why will soon be recalled, so it The organisers must have been most eventually mean the obtain- given by local artists, and good subsidiary to what they propose to is Butts you To the Editor. should tax YOURSE1,F by paying unnecessary necessary for holders to see how pleased with the excellent attending of that liberty and freedom music supplied for the dances. As display, is all that postage is requisite they stand concerning and poundage Many people imagine because a book, magazine, or their books. ance at the Cambridge-street Town which they enjoyed in this coup.this is the first social function the Would you, sir, in common jusBesides the articles they have piece of Hall. Leederville, on Monday evenmusic is published in the East or abroad, it is cheapest to try (the right of controlling their John Boyle O'Reilly branch has ar- tice and tam play publish the fol. been busily- collecting for sale, MN's write for it to the nublisher. For display and effect, flags of ing last. Those who were present ranged, they anticipate a own national affairs!. pay postage and peundage, lay it is assumed the stalls propose ingood lowing: -1 noticed m your issue of out their money, and wait forThey were more than- impressed with Mr. Joe Leahy followed, and re - crowd from all local branches. the 30th ult., in a report of the weeks-often troducing some raffles. and it is in all sorts are required for the Fair. what months-for something which they was could provided. obtain In The not a right here committee sinin marked have at present a Perth much cheaper. this regard dhe Fergetive should that The next meeting of _the branch Northam Municipal Council, that the spit it of Austradegree could exception be taken. lian will knew Throssell, when moving against if those in control will sim- few on promise, but the number is gle democracy be had held been in St. born in Patrick's Halt." Cr. ALBERT & SON LTD. the Town Hall being let for the ply supply what they are arrang- quite insufficient to meet the esti- and as mentioned on previous occathe Eureka Stockade, which rising after evening devotions, on Sunday, representing the leading publishers of the wield, sell at leowest outings of this description was led by a courageous Irishman 4th. September, 1921, when a full purpose of debating the Irish quesing to have at the Fete, much ser- mated requirements. The Execu- sions, published prices everything to read or play. 'It is highly probable tion, made use of the .following and Democrat in the person of attendance is requested. vice and help will be giyen the Ex- tive is ort to eclipse nything of are always inviting and relaxing. that they can supply from stock The competitions in dancing were what you recuire. If not, Peter Calor. Whatever f Medore ecutive Committee. Under the auspices of the Fre- words: "But unfortunately those in Stallholders its kind hitherto shown- to the they will obtain it for you much exactly quicker, and cheaper, than you The charge of the local branch of the and others are therefore requested people of Perth, and the pretty the. source of much interest. Australia possessed to -day the mantle branches of the Self -Deteryourself. 'Yeti keep your money in the State. saving .post to please bear this in mind, and also colours dotted all around will great- music was good. and the prizes - could Self-Determination for Breland Leadations were laid by the leaderfounof mination for Ireland League, ages, exchange. delays, and often loss, by petting were handsome. Refreshments were a gue the had remember that should any postal ly add to accomplish this end. your made it a sectarian ques books and Stockade, which was respon- general meeting wih be held in St. music through provided. The credit should be Lion." Now, if Cr. Throssell is corTug -of-War. sible for the overthrow of Imperial- Patrick's Hall, Fremantle, notification of next Monday night's istic tyranny. The defeat of- the day next, when delegates on Fri- rectly reported, I must challenge meeting miscatry, would ,they kindApart from the efforts to obtain good when the returns are all in. from the Grand Freak Dance, ly take this intimation in lieu? cash, and so liquidate the debt, the Conscription proposals was to a National Convention will submit that statement, for as far as I know Mr. R. B. Brennan is now workit is grossly very great extent due to the ener. their reports. A full attendance committee must amuse, and one of and absolutely Megaphone. is incorrect; andunjust ing on an evening's entertainment the tries and intellect of Archbishop requested. items Only which as I detest sectarianis just Address: now 180 lament- that is going to prove For use of the spruikem', is anyMURRAY (Near STREET Boans) ism and bigotry in every form, a tower of 1\fannix. who had the foresight and one vatng to place a megaphone ing, and needing some fillip to put financial and POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. strength to the funds for brains to see that it would mean the Thomas Wheelan (East Fremantle) would not tolerate it in the local train, is the tug-of-war thowon losar Peririps such could be it in The (seek dance he branch for one moment, I am was originally schemed to enjoin the Appeal. crushing of Australia,' freedom and NO Branch. SHOPS made by somebody skilled in the It IN BARRACK -STREET. therefore anxious that Cr. Throsthe help of professional competing is organising will be one of the democracy. He was of the opinion art. As usual there was a very good sell be given an opportunity to sub. teams, but with subsequent consid- events of the season, and if any that every Irish Australian should attendance Billy -Goat Race. eration given this issue. it is now fail to embrace the opportunity to follow -the example of Archbishop of the aboVeat the general meeting stantiate his words. 'There is not a branch Applications are still invited from proposed to only enlist groups put in appearance on the date namheld in the taint of sectarianism in the Seib Mannix by putting Australia first. Convent Schoolroom, er.trants willing to participate in from several large local colleges East Freman- Determination he or she will have missed a Mr. Simon O'Reilly said that as tle, on for Ireland League and ed the Billy-Goat Race. What is real- schools, and if the 14th. Alegust. real treat. Minutes Secure of .r of ticket early Austrelia, an Irish Australian he was prepared previous meeting conception mer- for this witness whereof we ly required, and surely desired, is its were read anal have men of inevery function on the 6th. proxto entertainment, as the stand by Executive Ireland in shade of reliher fight foe confirmed. that anyone who has ^.. billy-goat are hoping it will, there is no A letter was received gious belief enrolled as members; freedom. The drish people had elec- from the John reason imo at the Hibernian Hall. to nominate' should asquaint the at all why the matter Boyle O'Reilly also persons ted Grand by of should Poster ballot not Carnival, every a representative and Branch advising that delegates had lowing. political folhead office; and with an appreci with full vim, and a volunLook out for the Crand Poster is absolutely notesectar responsible Government, who had been elected able number of competitors in hand proceed with a view to forming fan and It teer to take charge of this Carnival on the 6th. of September the responsibility of administering of a local council non-political. One of our a race will then be arranged. Nom- stunt willing for the Fremantle become available with no fur- at the Town Hall, Perth. This atbranches has a Protestant clergythe affairs of the Irish nation. What- district, and asking ination is one shilling, with a sweep- ther demure the branch to man elected vice-president, traction will he under the combinever that Parliament carried out, adopt similar stake of 10/6 added money. This is and a action if they consid- Protestant clergyman W.A. Caledonian Pipe Band. ed organisation of tie Midland and the Self -Determination League must ered it advisable. a stunt primarily for the children's After careful gate to a Convention was a deicSince the gentlemen comprising Mt. Lawley stalls, to further the insupport. It was not far the people consideration the branch day. . decided to bane on June 8th last. held in Bristhis organisation interested them- terests of the two pop.j.r ladies, of this country to say what Ireland co-operate with Our League Grocery Stead. the other branches is open to all selves, up should or should not have. within a few days pre- Miss L. Pettit and Mrs. McCarthy, mankind; we appeal That in establishing The committee have pleasure in viously theto reports respectively. The following prizes was entirely a question which must ed the followingsame, and appoint- to their civilisation and humanity forwarded to THE NEWEST MODELS FOR EARLY SPRING FROCKING. delegates: that announcing the WA. Caledon- headquarters Messrs. only. The will be be left to the people of Ireland M. C. Regan. 0. best set, £5 feeling of sectarian. ian Pipe Band will take charge of ifying indeed.haveAsbeen most grat- 5s: best awarded:-For Fitzgerald, D. isni that I only poster costume (lady or themselves to solve. If the Irish James, J. McNamara, A Smart CORSET, in White Cuuthis stand. There was no pressing fortnight ago, they mentioned a gentleman). L. and J. the Northamnoticed subsequent to £3 3s: best poster cospeople started meeting out declared to their Brady, til: low bust; long over hips; four was independence Mesdames Grady and Gay- gram sent required, the Executive just stated obtain such support as tele. to govern themselves, then to Mr. Gibson, a Norwould, tume (lady or gentleman), reprethe Irish nor, and Miss K. Brady. that this department of work was when eventually secured, considersuspenders. senting humorous Ford Car. f3 3s: by the Protestant ofFederaAustralians must stand behind them The secretary reported on the tham, sadly neglected for want of sup- ably augment the Appeal tion, most original costume Perth. in (lady or their efforts. He believed that state of the branch, from which funds,in Surely Cr. Throsseil Price .. .. . 9/11 port, and they were more than de- which the gentlemen it has not gentleman). £1 Is. much good would result if then -visioned those was noted that lighted in the fact being brought at present vigorously interested are chestra will attend. Sheridan's orbranch contin- grams andcross came in contact with those who ues to prosper, the applied the same totele. under their eotice. ,The joint or- to achieve. Before theendeavouring having a the memberlocal branch of the Self were close of The the antagonistic Violets. ship of to 177. Ireland's claims It was also decided to tion for Ireland -Determine. ganisation is, howeyer, securing the poll, the WA. Caledonian Splendid Value in Strong, Well --they stowed among Midland has a mocial and dance Pipe donate League? £15 to their the I wares. State do own Council not for Band will have made a good entry on the 2nd. prox. Those with tenBoned CORSET, in white or pale think that Cr. Throssell supporters -too much. Ile was a organising purposes. is so menBelk competi- tally to credit. Link; suitable fur slight or medium dencies this way should pay a visit firm believer in having a "go" in tion for prize donated The However, in jusby Mr. M. C. tice tocross-eyed. Although two references have Caretaker. to the the suburb and enjoy an enemy's in justice to the him, figure. evenRegan camp for inember occasionally. who canvassed branch, myself. been made to the matter of bells. ing's is and There a just The few days more beentertainment. Miss N. and in justice to Cr. Throspresident added some most new members during period sell there have been no replies. The fore the Price .. .. .. himself, I 10/6 return of applications for Master Terry Pettit are organising cluding remarks in which he conof two mouths was handed to Mr. Appeal Office would 1-e glad if a few the him to substantiate his challenge he had gone away to fight fe' said caretakership of the_ Westralia the effort in aid of the Popular L. Brady. words, to produce could be supplied. the Fair will be received., The closing Lady, Miss L. Pettit. protection of small nations in order A short address was eloquently verse and cha , and Labelle. instance date is the 31st. inst.. and applicawhere that the local branch has A Well-Finished Nautilus CORSET. delivered by Mr. T. S. Dowling re- ever democracy might not Entertainments. Voluntary help is filtering in tions must be in writing addressed introduced from militaristic dictatorship.Perish During the progress of the Fair, medium oust, long over hips; four But lative to the present negotiations If he cannot do the sectarian issue. slowly; and although the assistance to the Appeal Offite 52 Royal Ar- a splendid programme he had since come to the conclubetween President De Valera and stand of entertainso, he must then suspenders. it was considered would come in cade, Perth.. ments will be submitted, comprission that the ideals for which he Mr. Lloyd George. A vote of thanks ions as having uttered a mendae somewhat rapidly, the response has ing a fine series of attractions suitstatement.-Yours, etc., Bucking Pony or Donkey. had fought were now treated with was moved by Mr. McNamtmara and Price .. 12/6 not been so healthy as it was P. O'DRISCOLL utter contempt and ridiculed by so- seconded by Mr. Ryan. The four Don't omit to give this require- ing all tastes, while the comedy elethought. Help will be wanted ment is to be provided in a called statesmen. The 'war had priests of Fremantle were elected shortly when the grounds are more ment some moment of thought. marked form. well The honorer cream of be local not been Either of fought for which the is requested. and defence of A Warner's MODEL, in white couenlivened than now, and this is if any We regret to annuum:e the In conjunction with Wolfb Tone humanitarian principle; but was, in reader can so accommodate artists will he assisting, and the death likely to be before very long. The til; double skirt; four suspenders. Mr. John Creenaune. of Geraldton, his opinion, a war of trade. 'England Branch. North the Executive Committee, this one leading Perth companies will place Fremantle, the of Executive, therefore, desire names of their services whose at disposal. funeral occurred on the 10th. An the last two stunts still abeghad never any intention of carrying above branch 'was successful in deto be in hand quickly, and for out her promises and rletiges to Ire- feating John Boyle O'Reilly and inst. The dhceased was wiciely rewill then be allotted to the unique and brilliant display will he those interested to get in touch ging by the W.A. English Concerstrung list of attractions to lit, in- given land. This was amply demonstra- !Lord Edward Fitzgerald Branches spected and esteemed by ail who A Heavy Quality Warner's with headquarters at once. tina Company. This rombination stalled at the Fete. tde in the betrayal of the late John in a euchre tournament held in St. came in contact with him. The CORSET, as illustrated; consists of Building Operations. in A members of the Blind Beautifully Made CORSET, in moved from*his Official Opening. Redmond soon after the termina- Patrick's Hall. Fremantle. last Fri- cortege to Asylum. The Victoria Park Girls' White Comfit, med. bust, long St. Francis Xevier's residence The bearers and uprights of the Suede; finished tion of the great war. He was aim day week. Cloth; in pale Cathedral, With a fartlare of trumpets, glam- Orchestra is another feature where, as hack; enthe coffin was borne into six suspenders. dance floor are already in position, our and an atmosphere consonant Irish shade Australian of of pink, the spiral bones. third genethe Fair. The following but it is. not desirable to lay the with the flare on October the Ise, hancing ration. but he was prepared to ren- James Connolly (Sunbury) Branch the Church, the Dead March was is a list of these supporting: Price .. played on the organ by Miss floor boards on account of the pre- arrangemeqts are now very much 21/Price .. 17/6 der every possible assistance to Irein The Buffs Concert Party. attendance at the fortnight- ster. Father Hawes lead thePrunsent unsettled climatic conditions, grand train for giving the official land, and to die for her if neces- lyThe first The West meeting Australian in St. English Conas with the Joseph's School- portion of the burial service at the heavy rains we opening every semblance of draw certina sary. He believed that the League room on Company. Thursday. 18th. inst., was church, and also officiated at the have lately being experiencing, the when the Carnival would become Week has stronger than ever. Mitt Ethel Philp's Concert Party. The late Mr. Creenaune downpours will not tend to im- given introduction to the W.A. been A great many Irish Australians had the largest we have had since the graveside. pubThe Melody Makers. of the branch in Bun - leaves a wife and four young prove the wood if exposed to the lic, Conforming to peecedent, not yet linked up. Unfiirtunatelv inauguration chilthis Mist Doris Melyille's Concert bury. Mr. dren, P. all _ McKenna girls. for whom the deepeq weather. The stags is proceeding, pleasing incidence will not be lackoccupied there was a class of Irish Austra. the chair. and. in Party. declaring sympathy is felt the in their liu is in t great sor.... . gue.
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