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New Norcia Diocese SOUTHERN moss.

FREMANTLE.

Geraldton Diocese

Self -Determination for Ireland League of Australia

(From Our Correspondent.) The half -yearly meeting of the Star of the Sea Hibernian was held in St Patrick's Hall on Monday evening last. Bro. T. J. Alford presiding over Sick pay was a good attendance. passed for payment to Bros. B. Devitt and J. F. Kelleher. Disconcerting reports were received concerning the condition of Bro. Kelleher, which we sincerely hope will prove to be tinwar. anted. The members are anxiously awaiting a speedy and favourable report regarding this sterling old Hibernian. The election of officers was re sponsible for the return to the presidential chair, unopposed, of one of the most sincere occupants the branch has ver had in Bro. T. J. Alford. He is now a seasoned chairman, and his past terms of office as chief officer will stand him in good stead. Bro. D- J. CrBrien continues as vice-president; Bro. Sugrue, treasurer; Bro. B. McCloskey, secretary, and Bro. J. Macnamara

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Friday, Saturday, and Monday, the llth, 12th, and 14th ult., were gala days for the children attending the Presentation Convent School. Some six or seven months ago the school club decided to hold a Queen Competition in aid of a new school, and n3 doubt their efforts with the help of parents and friends were crowned with success. At the committee's invitation, the Fancy Fair was opened by the Rev. Father O'Donnell, of Northam, who in well chosen words declar ed the fair opened. A bevy of children, full of delight and exictement, were then in the height of their glee trying to secure the highest price for the many pretty articles, so as to swell the funds of their respective Que'ens. Good business was done on the first night, better still on the second. The voting closed at 11.40 pm., when Miss Annie Eaton was declared the winning Queen with 72,626 votes (£302 12s 2(1), followed by Miss May Bannon with 43,972 votes (S183 4s 4d), and Miss Gertie Ryan following closely with 43.317 votes (£180 9s 5c1). The crowning of the Queen on Monde night came off in the presence of s. full house. Miss Eaton wute a handsome peacock blue satin robe, trimmed with pearls and spangles. A very glittering tiara and the usual court train of peacock satin, trimmed with ermine, completed a .very gorgeous queen's costume. Miss Eva Lockye: played the Grand March, which was led by the Lord High Chancellor, Master Jack Allan, followed by Master Reg. Fitzgerald as mace bearer: Masters Jim Allan and Coulter Smith as trumpeters; then Miss Gertie Ryau and her maids of honour-Misses Kath. Slater and Elsie Bywaters; Miss M Bannon came next with her maids of honour-Misses Pat Lockyer and Kathleen Murphy; next came little Miss Marion Slater ,carrying the crown and the winning queen with her trail bearers and maids of honour-Misses Winnie Slater, Iris Moore, Polly Eaton, and Veronica Ball- Rev. Father Plan as performed the crowning ceremony, thanked the people on behalf of the Sis, ters for their generous support. The children then sang "Golden Australia." Father Planes presiding at the plan the music of which was composed by himself, and the words by Rev. Father Rios, 0.S.B New Norcia. After the full chorus the competing Queens were each presented with a gold chain and pendant (as a little souvenir) from the Presentation Nuns of the first and most successful children's competitice ever held in Goomalling. Tin pro '

Ladies' College CONVENT OF MERCY, VICTORIA SQUARE. Successful Students in the Alliance Francaise Examination. Medals and Prizes. Olive Webster.-Grade 1., 1st place Perth centre; 2nd place in W.A. (Small silver-gilt medal). Mary Ross.-Grade Il., let place Perth centre; 2nd place in W.A. (small silver medal). Mary Smythe-Grade II., 2nd place Perth centre; 3rd place in W.A. (peize) Georgette Krasker.-Grade IV., 1st place Perth centre; 2nd place in W.A. (prize). Grade I.: Olive Webster (distinction), Margaret Nickoll, Ella Moseley, Doris Fitzgerald, Alice Cowley Grade II.: Mary Ross (distinction): Mary Smythe (distinction), Kathleen O'Connor. Grade Mollie Walton (distinction), Kathleen O'Callaghan (distinction), Connie Coombes (distinction), Valmai Brewer. Grade IV.: Georgette Krasker (distinction), Ursula Johnstee (distinction), Dorothy O'Connell, Jessie Raitt, Nancy Rampant, Kathleen Langonlent, Marjorie Ryan. At the distribution of prizes in the Town 11811 last Saturday, Miss Olive Webster, who took highest place in Grade Perth Centre, was assigned 'he honour of presenting the boquet to the Hon. Lady Newdegate. -

SELF-DETERMINATION FOR IRELAND LEAGUE, (Western Australian Section). Under the auspices of the Peter Lalor Branch, MR. A. CLEMENTSON Will Deliver a Lecture on Ireland, at the HIBERNIAN HALL, PgRTH, on SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4. at 8.30. Bring a Friend. All Welcome. Mr. P. J. RYAN, President. LORETO CONVENT, ADELAIDE TERRACE. CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921. Tickets, 3/- and 2/- (no tax). Preseeds in aid of Jubilee Fund.

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VOL. XLV

Francis Davis : the Belfastman

G. F. Cumming, in The Catholic Firefastman's Journal," and also wrote a On Saturday night, 12th November, side, writes of this charming Ulsgenial periodical called "Rambles and the Convent School children held their terman:Gossip Round Belfast," in which one Soon after curtain annual concert. 'ose the hall was packed by a very apIn these dark days, when Belfast -- finds the following passage describing a Padraig Pearce (Subiaco) Branch. Mr. Pike with preciative audience. for the time being, at least-lies under meeting with John Ruskin: the cornet led the children in both over"1'1ia usual fortnight's- meeting of the a cloud, it is pleasant to glance back"We have an aversion to travelling tures and played at several intervals above branch was held in St. Joseph's wards at that by telegraph. nobler Belfast-the BelSo, also, has our very Rev. Father Schoolroom, Subiaco, on Wednesday during the eveningdear fast of the days the Union, and most intimate friend, the celebefore In the una- Howes announced the different items, evening, November 9th. which cherished art, literature, and libbrated John Ruskin. With that disvoidable absence of the president, the and at the close thanked the people fur erty, and knew not religious bigotry- tinguished traveller, scholar, and writtheir attendance and the helpers fur vice-president (Mr. Flynn) took the er, over a quiet cup of tea, we had a the Belfast of the Volunteers. who sewhat had been done to make the conchair. The attendance was fairly good. cured Free Trade with America, up- most agreeable chat this morning when Special thanks Correspondence was read in connection cert such a success. held the Americans in their fight for he gave it as his decided, though enwith the formation of the local council was due to Mr. Pike, who helped to freedom, and in 1792 declared them - tirely private, opinion-he will pardon el the league and Messrs. W. Leahy and decorate the hall during the day and spared no pains to keep the ball rolling J. H. O'Neil were selected delegates to wives in favour of Catholic Emancipa- us for making it public-that, 'if we besides the night. Mr. Taylor during In conSubiaco branch. represent the seek to recover the mental energy by tion. nection with the "Essay Competition" helping the orchestra with the violin Another striking illustration of the more quickly repeated and brighter noFather NIcArdle was in attendance to played the dance music, as did also liberal spirit velty, it is all over with enjoyment.' which dwelt in Belfast in The Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Bone. give his decision and to award the And again, said he, 'if we try to obtain those early days is the fact that when prises to the successful competitors. dancing was in the capable hands of Mr. St. Mary's perpetual change, change itself will beChapel was built in 1784 for until going Dick Frayne, and was kept The first prize was awarded to Mr. J. H. Be conthe five hundred odd Catholics, it was come monotonous. . the clock chimed twelve, announcing O'Neil for essay on "Padraic Pearse." as warden. A new officer, in Bro. C. had arrived. day tent the with as little change as possible. that Sabbath opened in presence of a Volunteer and Miss K. McDonald was awarded Cullity was returned for the position (Presbyterian) guard of honour, and Following was the programme: If the attention is awake, and the feel2nd prize for her efforts in connection Overture, "Valse Intermezzo," Con- of guardian. Sick visitors are Bros. W ings in proper train, a turn of a counwith lsife of Daniel O'Connell. Father Ilughes, J. Canavin, and J. Macnamara. she greater portion of the subscriptions :dcArdle congratulated the successful vent Orchestra; chorus, "Australia," Auditors, try road, with beside a cottageit towards the building came from ProPupils; cornet solo, "Ave Maria," Mr. O'Brien, Bros. M. Cranley and .f. W. prize winners and handed the prizes which we have not seen before, is as as heretofore; the judicial testagits. F. Pike: cantata, "The Players and the riven bye Monsignor Verling to the much as we need for if committee refreshment; One is pleased to walk in spirit remains unaltered. That Father Mc- Truant," Pupils; the characters were:- powerful book, shove mentiened persons "The Truth About Irewe hurry past it, and take two cottages through the streets of that faraway Willie Wanderer, "The Truant," Master land," Ardle announced that he will give a was accorded a warm reception Belfast whose art patrons, in 1792, call- at a time. it is already too much. All J. Murphy Sam Sharpsett and Fred by prize of a guinea for the best effort on all of .whom are purchas- ed together the last of the Irish Hartravelling becomes dull in exact proFinder, two Monitors in search of ing members, "Why Ireland Should be Free" if ten same This book should be in the Wise, kind portion to its rapidity.' pers to take part in a great musical (-Aries were received. This is a great Willie, Masters J. Giles and J. Shan- hands of every truth -loving person. N. ShanMiss non, Mother Hubbard, fellow, he was putting on his hat while chance for those members of the The annual entertainment of St. jos- contest, but more especially that the'e non; Red Riding Hood, Miss N. O'Con- eph's branch to show their abilities and words, uttering the last and, from the old airs might be down and pretaken pupils was held on Wednor; the Wolf, Master P. Keeffe; Beau- nesdayConvent knowledge of such a wide subject, and dew in his full bright eye and the evening last. and resulted in served for future generates of Irish ty, Miss H. Callaghan: the Beast, Masthe secretary earnestly desires that the summer warmth in that kindly usual prescrowded lovers. music h ,use. A full reter C. Thomas; Blue Beard, Master T. every member of the braaah of the concert will appear next sure of his hand, we had the utmost Here one meets Wolfe Tone, who was Toomey: Fairy Queen. Miss L. Haley; sort will be an entrant for this essay. week. faith in his sincerity. . ." in town for a political celebration, but Demon King, Master P. Kayford; CinAll those members who are in possesThe drawing of the art union in con- did not fail to visit the Harp Festival; Like Thomas Davis, "The Minstrel of lerella, Miss R. Haley Fatima, Miss F. nection sion or picnic tickets are asked to hand the recent Sisters' bazaar Thomas Russell, Henry Joy McCrackFrancis Davis was a contribuHaley; Nglina, Miss P. Traeger, Frigh- will takewith Mallow," returns in at the next meeting, as the place in St. Patrick's Hall of the "Nation"; but "The Belfast State Secretary is anxious for a settle- tetto, Miss F. Browne. Dialogue, "The on Thursday evening next, the 8th ins-t. en, Neilson, and others, who were so tor ment in order to draw up a balance - Sick Dolly," Master J. Traeger, Miss M. His Worship the Mayor, man" prime when was in his "The soon to earn reward -the patriot's Mr. F. E. Gibsheet. The next meeting of the Arnold. nurse, Miss L. Thomas; violin son, M.L.A., will 'personally Minstrel of Mallow" passed away. His death, or long imprisonment and exile. branch will be held on Wednesday even- duet, "Alice Where Art Thou," Misses the drawing, which the public conduct is, for his namesake perhaps, lament Ten years the passing of the after are corL. Haley, M. Callaghan; flag drill. ing, December 7th, and the lecturer for dially invited Union Francis Davis, the pattiot wea- one of the finest things he has written; the evening will be no less a person Junior Boys; pianoforte duet, "II ver poet, who wrote under the pen"Oh! truest when tried than the State Secretary (Mr. J. P. Do- Bacio," Misses B. Carson, B. McGowan; name "The Belfastman," saw tile light. dance, "Irish Jig," Misses L. Haley, Was the Minstrel of Mallow; M. heny), who will take for his subject The general half -yearly meeting of Orphaned at an early age, and having "Ireland's Claim to Independence." As Callaghan; recitation, "Betty's Mis- the Fremantle Catholic Men's Society Our beacon, our pride, take,' Miss D. Browne, Interval. left school at the age of ten, his eduthe writer had the privilege of perusing Was the Minstrel of Mallow; was held in the rooms on Thursday this paper and can confidently recom- Overture, "Cuckoo Dante," Convent Or- evening, the 24th ult., in the presence cation was mainly self -acquired in after But Erin weeps wild over high place mend it as one of the most logical and chestra; vocal solo, "Nobody Loves of a large number of members, After years during the scant leisure of a and hollow, Little Me," Miss IL. Haley; dance, "Set forcible papers that he has seen redispensing with the usual formal busi- badly paid muslin weaver. For shrouded and cold is her Minstrel cently. As this is the first occasion of Quadrilles," Junior Pupils; recitation, ness, including the nomination and the In his introduction to the poet's colof Mallow. "Which Shall It Be," Miss R. O'Con- election of several new members, seveon which Mr. Doheny has lectured to Father Columban O'Gra- Weep, weep for the spirit that, lava our branch a good muster of members nor; pianoforte solo, "Capricante," Miss ral interesting discussions on matters lected works, dy, C.P., says: like, dashing and of parishioners generally is earnest- F. Haley; club swinging Senior Girls; affecting the society took place. At"In after years comic song, "The Sweeps," Senior Boys; he (Davis) taught In music, in might, and in brilliancy ly desired on Wednesday evening. Dewas then drawn to the cricket violin solo, "Annie Laurie," Miss L. trntion himself French, and in a short time flashing, cember 7th. to be played on the Fremantle Haley; pianoforte trio, "Tarantella," match Park against the representatives of the could read and translate it freely Rushed forth from his lyre so proudly, Misses F. Haley, 0. Warren, N. Shan enough. Later on in life he essayed, Perth C.Y.M.S. on Sunday, the 27th so fleetly. SELF-DETERMINATION FOR IRE. lion; action song, "Telling Dolly," without any teacher, Latin, Greek, and LAND LEAGUE. All budding cricketers Ah, who shall e'er strike it to touch it Junior Girls: two part chorus, "Oft in Sovember. were invited to come along and help Gaelic; but the necessities of life also sweetly? A Meeting urganisel by the Michael the Stilly Night," Pupils: final. "Good dowse their redoubtabie opponents. ways thrust themselves in, sternly forSweet harp of green Erin, how changed Devitt Branch of the Self-Determina- Night," Pupils. The real business of the evening, the bidding any lengthened indulgence in tion for Ireland League,. Northam, will since he found thee The orchestra consisted of:-- First election of officers for the coming half these fascinating studies. he held in violins, Mr. Taylor, Miss N. Traeger, The tears of a nation that then hung year, was then commenced. The large Miss R. O'Connor; Miss L. Haley, Miss "He experienced great vicissitudes around thee. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOLROOM, NORgathering showed their appreciation of and many trials. M. Callaghan; second violins, Masters Now the honoured Like death -telling bells o'er thy sorrowTHAM, on splendid services rendered by the J. Shannon, C. Thomas, J. Browne, Miss the guest of nobles-for, like Burns, he had ing wire, president, Mr. SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 11 Hoey, and the secretary, C. Traeger, Miss N. O'Connor: cornet, 'dinnered wi' a lord,' and was even Mr. J. Christie, by re-electing them to He changed into lamplights of freeMr. F. Pike. Mr. Walter Dwyer will Deliver an petted by Royalty their itself-anon, former the dinpositions. dom's own fire: The position of Address, and Messrs. M. O'Dea and vice-president was filled by Mr. Jas. nerless and wandering outcast; to-day, He melted the hearts of the frigid and Monaghan will also speak. Farrell. whose election was greeted on the idol of popular worship; to-morrow, frozen, All persons who wish to hear the all sides with loud applause. The other the starving exile, exposed to the inThen rose on their sighs to the hind case for Ireland are cordially invited. After ten o'clock on Sunday, Novem- retiring members were all re-elected, humanity of a British manufacturing The meeting commences at 8 o'clock. of the chosen. with the exception of Mr. S. McLernon, town, and 'happy to obtain a boiled po19, the members of the Catholic NELLIE WALSH, Hon. Secretary.. ber A nation's in dole Church, Minginew, met to bid farewell who unfortunately was unable to stand tato from a passing beggar,' yet never For the Minstrel of Mallow. to their parish priest, Father Scanlon, for his former office of assistant secreHer sunlight, her soul, who is leaving the district for a well- tary. His position was filled by Mr. suffered the slightest diminution of that LA-"NON-PAREILLE." manly' independence, not to say antiW. Was the Minstrel of Mallow! earned Leavy, the small but talented de holiday and rest. Father CLEANERS AND DYERS. que magnanimity, of character-that Scanlon's health has not been too good bater, of whom great things are exOh, fair be thy visions, and bright as 309 WILILIAM-,STREET. .PERTH. for some time. Mr. W. Beckett, in a pected. delicacy of sentiment-that virtuous The president then addressed the halo Under New Management. happy little speech, presented Father the new officers, reminding them of the and religious feeling, which dignify his That lives in thy numbers, sweet MinGent:s Own Material Made Up at Scanlon with a leather wallet of bank duties that will henceforth be theirs. life and writings." strel of Mallow." Lowest Prices. Repairs and Altera- notes on behalf of the Catholics of The hard work and the enthusiasm of Pride in Ulster glows in a score of Many of Francis Davis' patriotic Minginew. Father Scanlon very feel- the retiring committee was well evition. Francis Davis' best poems; but he poems have a special significance for Orders taken at 70 Raglan-road, ingly thanked them for the presenta- denced in the great improvement in the society from a social, intellectual, abhorred, and again and again denounc*ion. us to -day, for example:North Perth. ed, sectarianism. He yearned always or sporting viewpoint, and it now be"Is this a time to cut and carve hoved the new officers to keep up their for the union of Ireland. Each other's souls for trifles, "For the healing words are spoken; fine record and make their rooms secWhen at our hearts the foe's reserve ond to none in the State. We are brothers-ay, and true! Prepare to point their rifles? An enjayoble afternoon was passed Then arouse, arouse thees Erin! Up up! ye trueon Sunday last (the 27th), when we For thy foes are ours, too. met the Perth C.Y.M.S. in a test match Prepare to dot And we'll chase the demon, Discord, on the Fremantle Park. Several picBut hear it, high and low, man: From our bosoms and our path; nics were responsible for the poor atStain Erin's faith And we'll brush her every poison tendance, and the rough out -field and With angry breath, concrete pitch for the poor scores, From our flowers and our heath. And Erin writes you foeman. which were in no case up to test match Ay, well rival e'en our fathers Our own land, our dear land, standard. The Perthites emerged the And their fellow -martyred ones, land that bore us, The green victors, but only after strenuous opposiTill their spirits leap in glory Let's firmer grasp her bleeding hand, tion on our part. A feature of their O'er the ardour of their sons. innings was the bowling of the ShanaAnd faction sweep before us!" We've been riven, han Brothers, who each obtained three One would like to quote the entire We've been driven, wickets off four balls, just missing the poem were there not so many other The crafty spoiler's prey , hat trick. Following are tne scores:gems from which to choose. Hark to Perth C.Y.M.S., 1st innings, 49 (MayBut your Ulstermen these lines from "The Voice of the Nahew 22, Woodthorpe 10): second innAnd Orangemen tion":ings, five wickets for 60 (Fitzgerald 21 Are Irishmen to -day." not out, Outridge 15, Mayhew 14). In 1830 Francis Davis went to Eng- "Oh, to see, of every station, Bowling: Collins three for 10, Shanahan land, but returned to Belfast in 1845, Men at work to build a nation; J. five for 22; Shanahan, R., three for when he became editor of the "BelToiling on, with souls delighted, 14: Whitely, one for II; MoLernon, one To the tune 'Again united!' for 12 Night and day our spirits feeding, Fremantle C.M.S.. 1st innings. 42 ing: Canny, six for 39; Raphael, five (Collins 22). Second innings 58 (ShanaSoothing, urging, calming, leading, for 12; Preston, four for 21; Mayhew, han, J., 21; Shanahan, R.. 13). Bowl - two for six; Outridge, one fOr 11. On your souls, as brothers rally! Who would let a feud or folly Mar him in a march so holy? Earnest hands would labour, labour Or by light of soul or sabre! "Set your souls for every weather; ALL ADVERTISED ELSEWHERE, FROM US OFTEN CHEAPER. 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This and the previous month have been ones of great activity in this parPICNIC RETURNS WANTED. Father Neville, O.M.I., of Freish. Those who were gi% I. tickets to dismantle, conducted a mission early in pose of for the Se;i-Determination October, which was one of the most River Picnic are reiniesled to supply successful held in this locality. The as soon as possible, so that all congregation was always very large returns Some may be liquidated. accounts considering the small population of the the sports can be colwok prizes Not only Catholics went to lected at theashead town. office. NevFather always eloquent hear the ille, but also a good number of nonLocal Council Formed in Perth. Catholics were present every night. Perth has followed the example el The fruits of the mission were beyond Fremantle in forming a local Council, expectation, almost every Catholic apCouncil, proached the sacraments of Penance called the Perth Metropolitan which will include the branches at The Right and Holy Communion, Maylands. Guildford, West Midland, Rev. Abbot Catalan, accompanied be Rev. Father Alcalde, 0.S.B.. subse- Highgate Hill, Leederville, West Perth, Perth, Victoria Park. Osborne Paris, quently visited the parish to administer The Council is comthe Sarament of Confirmation to eigh- and Subiaco. delegates from each of posed of two teen candidates. Previous to the Lord and will work under branches, these Abbot's departure from Southern the jurisdiction ut the State Council in Cross, the Catholics of the district gave forming new braAches, conducting proake. him a hearty farewell in the Catholic paganda, social events, and other acHall. tivities. A tentative constitution was The pupils of the Sisters of St. adopted at the last meeting on WedJoseph's Convent gave their annua nesday, November 23, and the officers concert in the Southern Cross Mewill be elected and eititine work will chanics' Institute on Wednesday fortbe begun at the next meeting to be night. The performance reflected the neld on December 14 at the central greatest credit on the Sisters for the office. Branch delegates in this area and time patience they devote to reminded that the ineeting is of are training the bupils in music, dancing, importance if the new the utmost and reciting, and the large audienci Council is to become a fighting force showed their appreciation by the apfor Self -Determination. plause which greeted each item. There was not a dull moment from the Michael Devitt (Northam) Branch. rise to the fall of the curtain. At the close of the entertainment a The Michael Devitt branch of the Icautiful oil painting was raffled, and Self -Determination League, Northam. was won by Mrs. Jordan, of No. 6 are making arrangements fur a inertPumping Station, GiIgas iiig to be held in St. Joseph's SchoolThe following awards to the pspils room on Sunday night, December 11. for proficiency in various, subjects Mr. Waltes P seer, LL.B., State Presiwere then made:dent, will address the meeting. Messrs. Trinity College of Music (advanced M. O'Dea and J. Monaghan will report junior theory).-Jessie Taylor ,honon the Conference recently held in the ours), 100 marks; ditto, Mary Proud Eastern States. All persons who wish (honours). Junior Theory: Mary to hear the case for Ireland are corFitzgerald, Winifsed Jones, .lean Whindially invited. Remember the date. field (honours). Preearatory Theory: Sunday, December 11, commencing at Mary O'Neill, Edna O'Brien, Fredrico S c'cicck. A crowded house is expectJones, Kathleen Monaghan. ed, so come early and bring along a London College of Music (intermedifriend or two. Don't wait to see if ate and pianoforte). ---Mary Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. So -and-So are going. Walk 'honours), Mary Proud, proudly in, and shoe that you are Winifred Jones (first-class pass). Primary Di- proud of being Irish, if not in blood. v ision Laura Rice, Fredric° cores, wel then in sympathy. Remember Meijer, Dunthea. the date, Sunday night, December 11. Bookkeeping (junior and elemen- God save Irelandtary)-Winifred Jones 98 marks.-"Yilgarn and Murchison Times." COTTESLOE. WESTONIA, (From Our Correspondent.) The Rev. Father Neville, 0.M.I., also Sunday afternoon an interestconducted a mission in Westonia for a ingLast game of cricket, revealing a rejuweek. It was well attended and fruitof youthful vigour and veneration ful. The Righ't Rev. Lord Abbot Catasporting instinct, was played between lan. of New Norcia, paid a visit to this the "old" men of the parsh and the town for the purpose of administering Young People's Club. The game was the sacrament of Confirmation to nine without a dull moment, and resulted in candidates. 'On the afternoon of All a win for the latter. Both sides were Saints' Day, his Lord joined in matri- in good spirits, though naturally the monial bonds, Mr. D. J. Murphy and youths anticipated what they failed to Miss Marie McNamara. Westonia achieve, an easy victory. Despite the never before witnessed a ceremony so general disparity between the teams, well attended. The church was packthe jocularly sanguine spirit and regued before the arrival of the bride, who lar practice of the youths, the old was given away by her father. Miss E. "buffers" proved their mettle. ConMcNamara acted as bridesmaid. The sidering the exclusive advantages of choir sang appropriate hymns. The the team, the victory was nothbreakfast was served in the Miners' ing young to "crow" about. Anyhow, noHall. at which a large number of guests body "crowed." The winners are to were accommodated. and which was i.e congratulated on their narrowly followed. by a social for the people of averted defeat, and the defeated, but Wes. tonia given by the bride and her not conquered, warmly commended, sister. God bless the young couple. and encouraged (if they need encourolkifsand grant them many happy days. agement) to take the field again in the near future. GOOMALLING.

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AusPERTH CY.M.S. the six Archbishops ofleave, shoulders Wales, and I have to weeping over one another's tralia. (Applause.) of idea SYLLABUS. the at memtears pleasant scalding very big, hot, het I leave with I cannot leave withof the Hat Trick of 0.Y.1111. Events. the Irish losing the sympathy of Perth. That was oriesthanking 5th: Cricket Club attendance your December for whole civilised ,world. press you Monday, out of Ausfrom Nov. what we were told by the at this unusual hour this afternoon, social. This was postponed tralia, and it responds to the pressing and I can go now with less hesitation 10th, but like everything thebe Cricket left on to London. what not in is that hand button in of the Club takes than ever, and tell them The first possible night to bar 'asAustralia wants is that 'the goods the shelves.be seen, "Lloyd George was going and commandeered. delivered'-(applause)will as be is, it was should He came down, sassins. lookThis will also be the first (of many, that the Irish people have been now only barring one- it was barring stock we hope) open air socials this season, ing for Self -Determination, and that Michael Collins. (Cheers.) Irishteelsy's of musirealisation the and a magnificent programmepromised. Australia insists upon I saw by is improving! in aucal and vocal items Ses of that principle applied to Ireland. paper that Michael Collins inwasLondon. else will everyone and elricket Clubites (Lom: applause.) dience with Lloyd George Bring your frien be there. have beIt appears_ that twee assassins Impressions. Visitor's A the lith. Tuesday, Dec. come respectable enough to be in Street. The Very Reverend Father Malachi, hest society--at No. 10 Downing Tickets for the raver excursion did not who is a fellow passenger with Dr. night are going off very (Laughter.) The people who Tuesday next address to tpon but O'Reilly, was prevailed represent the Irish people at ofall,intimWe had an advantage over the well. a few words, in the course of which he who as the result of a system Club in being able to Ladies' Young whether me asks resaid:-"No one ever than they idati al had got the appearance ofEngthe question distribute our tickets earlier not: or Irishman am an I people-the Irish the presenting of could, but they have had a most energenerally put to me is, 'What partfind have nothing would night warm gentlemen a lish given and week, getic I to tieland do you come from?' do with them at all --have now tight, it is, I say, someweconsolation will the Zephyr will be crowded. did not wait to myself very fortunate on the way back that satisfied the !rise ei 'read minds. and they are arc setheir think programme to been home and . hanged now concert good having us very A this and in boat Australia ap- meeting them in London to -day, and him at the alter my short stay in him to never be satisfied-(applause)-and until the stock did improve-(loud has been prepared, and the musical ENTER IRELAND! setself-deterfminalected as the one to introduce casual appearance of what will be in the we invested when it was are most anxious to make a "as-. that until they get that is a very It items should prove a great attraction. (Laugh- they and kind, a world this Perth audience, which the wet: was supposed plause)-but annals of Perth a historic meeting-such its 'murderers" market. whi'-h the of the in with for the price first a tlement of tion time the hardly the 'I he young ladies have obtained the Quite matter is a privilege for you to listen to Irish rice will be good one considering sassins." gentlemen, to he ((night then it doesfornot of the artistes this time, inter and applause) Conference of the 21st next. An anus here in day. I am sure, ladies and you an instructive address, and I shall majority prepared have place! they be during 'chat taken will has January notably says, change cluding their own orchestra, but we on a pleasant held "What with myself very "Things have changed People have back effect has been that, as Mr. O'Dea sacrifices you have Australia. We are going to go through carry this you but to it, have very good representation on the nouncement Publicity Department of Little by little we notice well repaid for any the last few years! memories of this happy visit to Perth. month the it right to the finish. (Applause.) made by the a great deal, and we are the sediment of the programme. have to get away for about a of the little any made this afternoon in coming to was forgotten If there that think to During The secretary is anxious tc get in "I am rather tempted Dail Eireann. to estimate the magnitude hall." (Applause.) reonly people who remember. anniversary of old spirit of the pre-Sinn Fein days trip before the Hie Grace put it well. we are on the eve of a permanentwish The date will beof the movement. I witnessed myself, the money for this SPEARS. there was any amount of talk what war me, Dail and the tne in left O'REILLY the No, DR. don't I any assassins? session consequently next one starts, so make his task the first self-determination; there was of Ile said: 'Murderers,of their race.' (Susthe destruction of Ireland by the Irish Republic. were going conciliation. the night up before that would appear to about paying by liberty lighter the cream anything of "When I heard that you very say out to about it proclamation ofhasthenot been definitely talk the driven of has amount afternoon be a jarring note or that would appear I go home Black and Tans, had said but The venue to have a meeting here Ithis there are two views ii possible, or certainly not more than tained cheers.) And bewhen small nations, and if anybody will be either in Parisa the skim- me. I don't thinkthe with o'clock came to the to he a trick. I sincerely hope that we not two afterwards. was to a week -past war going half the not destiny at that agreed on, but itlatter, should am ultimate war I the about during likely, in Ireland the that it was a big mistake. small namilk; I am going to be on or Dublin-the of the most COMMUNION BREAKFAST. fought for the liberation ofbeen arrived at League conclusion (Loud of our country, and one tarred med of treaty have been December 11th. side of the cream of the race. tionalities they would have pleasing aspects and developmentsthe 'murThe it now applause.) and The Irish Self-Determination preis that me, the laughter to teathered-(laughter)-but and negotiations, is these undertook President's list of tickets distriThe stock Irish which 'assassins'! all so certain Conat The brought of England, be be to the to derers'! appear about not are bigger, and those does getting Orangemen is organising buted of 'murderers' for liminary worktransferred going up, when even thereceived into the responsi(Applause.) I thank you as it used to be that it was foughtYou to book. members who have not yet consulted (Ap'assassins' are being ference, has nationalities! Foreign small end reception." of of cordial benefit to a ticket should lose the your regard am for with Ministry I him bility to the Irish and the new Secrethe very best, politest society.be receiv- plause.) Meeaberg are remember what a wave of indignation no time in doing so. Affairs in Dublin, openAustralia when Arch- not at all sure that I shan't being over all is for this mornbroke tickets to sell asked eot myself. Conference society decent fairly Thanks. of into Vote tariat of the cm( stated-(applause)--Mannix each. This one bishop ing, but simply to take ed in Paris. (Laughter.) make arrangeyou at any rate have not tormettenis the first communion breakfast our'' apthat Mr. J. Monaghan, in a characteristic the The Secretariat will costated from in Mannix find to acting Atenbishop years, but when glad a few to for held am "1 these speech, moved the vote of thanks the society has with rements for the Conference, with which you greet cream whatever may have been saidwar numerous organisaeveryone remembers the success of the Dr. O'Reilly, stating he had not that plause r.peration with the sprung over as the of the all aspects described up other certainly to well most gard so one will this people and men "the last, slightest doubt but that the tions which have am glad to see that it had its commercial espeets as well, of their race. surpass it. Everything points to there 1918 in support of of Western Australia are absolutely the world sincedemand when I said in gogot furious to think that the liberty. mistake of people for end no of members number Dr. goodly made of a being appointment shall be unanimous in the Irish nation's 'noble Allies could have one eye on the at least will be ng to represent Australia I who He is going other days, and also a lot of present(Applause.) took O'Reilly. Fourteen countriesConference, the inthe older amongst enemy and one on "big business." to say 'that the men from able will day He supporters the Australia. at were the home to represent represented North and But now it is different, (Laughter.) the field on behalf of tieedom to a credit members of our male community pregoing Ireland. (Ap- be a credit to Australia and vitations things have changed since then. Sir noblest of the sonsis ofanything to Australia, andof New nobler to Ireland. (Applause.) His name is sent on this morning. the South America,every of war corresthere If part prince Gibbs, Philip other plause.) Cricket. it is the a household word throughout Australia. wrote Zealand, and day is orpondents, the other than those sons of Ireland, is awakenIt is The spirit of Robert Emmetwill by world where the Irish movement book a Saturday's cricket between the A pretace to daughters of Ireland. (Applause.) remain And it sis(Applause.) ed. the genised. in was Martin sweethearts, assures our side a Hugn the Sandover's and resident Alartin. team mothers, Hugh the until the Conference -in Paris will suc- three-point win. Roy Gordon secured Members of Irish families en Englishman, and special repreas well as inditers, the wives. There are no grander women. ceed in realising his wonderful aspiraContinental Europe, who Irish English the the Lenny Watts 6, of than and land Ireland wickets, in earth on any eeven sentative in peope viduals of Irish blood menfolk, and tions. The Irish representatives from arts and scithe latter only having six runs knock"Daily News," and he told the truth They are behind our should h e van- all over the world will sit in Paris, and and are distinguished in the so well attend. menfolk the truth bowling. told to he the off his much, ed u if -en asked es have to there they will tell the English people ences. are also being Australs look like a three-point win Arts will arsir ertectiveiy with regard to the Black quished it is they who would I remember the opinion of the Irish abroad. I de- over the B team, but a game is never The Irish Ministry of Fine of Irish Art to and Tans, tnat the Black and 'tans dirt deal with everything. paper of all assenn behalf an on that to extend sire range for an exhibition a English wrote lie an in him! till it's won, so to -day will tell to kill lost their best reading in order be held at the same time. bled here our sincere thanks to Dr. tale. - We have heard Loy Henhook, "Ireland in Insurrection,- and I English lady went to Ireland anxiously the Triennial and World-Wide. Kathwas an a particular newspaper. O'Reilly. and we shall waitIreland Gibes is taking on turf cricket, but that Philip nessy may mention represent to will by Miss was easy and with confidence that -its not true or he changes his Englishman, and they made him a She met somebody whom itWas Recently interviewed engagtake her place amongst the nations of hope unknown to Perth s Irish girl, who EmBritish the Loy has battled well for the meet-an mind. of to knight erine Hughes (not of the Convention, the run'-and the world before, please God. the society's teams both in football and lie must have been pire, so ed to a boy who was 'on with Irish), Secretary the hope the girl, work of the Conference is complete. elan to sympathise Hugh we would like to see him loyal man. began and a fairly cricket, she President de Valera expressed Gaels thing of the Irish (Applause.) on's book was prahibited in Australia! saying: 'It must be a dreadful stay with the B team for this season that this Conference event, while by Mr. D. as one of their star trundlers. seconded motion was The Se- a girl to be engaged to a boy who 'Things have changed considerably would become a triennial -conference. girl drew world Imagine a Mulcahy and carried with cheers and The A team played a match against since the war started. ie "on the run," ' but the continuing to be a the and reIrish people followed by cheers for herself up to her full height the Fremantle Catholic Men's Societe Knight of the British hinpire writing a This would enable about Irish I'd be engaged acclamation, Valera. President Dc Fremantle last Sunday, and added preface to a book so disloyal that it torted: 'Do you think at abroad to keep informed run?"' could not be circulated in Australia! His Grace and Dr. O'Reilly briefly another win to its credit, although conto a boy who was not "on the matters. of Ireland to That is a replied. applause.) and comnut that give were totally different from those Does 'Laughter ditions t Laughter.) The main contributionyears been has the thing that you cannot conquer, cur men are used to. fort to you and me to think for inhumanity in modern elle:you cannot intimidate, that we that disloyal so spirit stance are that we political. Most of the Nation's Subscriptions. unceasto the have IRISH-AUSTRALIAN that the British Government gies have been absorbed intraditionally deserve to be brackettcd with knights recogA list of outstanding subs has been with. and it is because they deal of the British Empire! ('Laughter.) ing struggle"'of its people, SOCIETIES. usurping against up case containing memgreat the posted in nise at last that they were the whole democratic, against a principles. A% e have been told by toe Austriabers elutes, and those whose names apThat was power based on feudal has epitomised a whole nation, men me let here justice. asked to satisfy the (and and are press thereon pear iian daily reason, but not in sense Her daily existence of Democracy YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. the secretary's wants amid make hien scratch tam that coming with his Grace trim It was because they sawthan that Humanity's old struggle,she the led press match has daily a "Is your said, I and remantle, them off. r people were more against Feudillism, greatest democratic The usual weekly meeting of the the Irish Quarterly General Meeting. anything like the vile thing for them, and that if the war continuway in two of the above society was held in St. Patrick's December 7th. hest:. lie said, "It is ever so much ed there would be an overwhelming victories of the past century-Religious on Monday evening last, of (ApSchoolroom disC.M. Mind, it 'may be a long Irish people. better." the O'REILLY, for J. M. Emancipation and the Ownership victory Wednesday is the quarterly E. R. Next DR. Mr. REV. VERY The president, inst. 28th although play, fair of People. love the from tance by the Land rlause.) general meeting, and in addition to the Walsh, was in the chair. The attensettlement, -it is ever so much better than the press Ireland's contributions to directhere being the positicns of librarian half are on the eve of peaceful one reference to a dance and the enthusiasm shown were at was offer make the when I not that meeting a me the bast', "May for in have world's development in other to a mistake a and warden to fill sonic very important Grace. I well above the average, which is If we were been alwould but it would be Irish at made by Lloyd George, use alleged otter matter touched upon by his the tions than political have continuous until in Sydney, the meeting business is to be transacted, so memThat societwo merely the this: of past say not progress to the, of you Australia sign But from grand button a Rule, going such Home indeed. Dominion am with of one most submerged by this satisfied small annual bers are asked to make a point of bevery the be a are thoroughly ty. It was decided to hold representing Irish, butr.ot sympathisers, for a man to jump home was pressed in London and the figures struggle. mistake is effected there never a of 15th mg present. is that it drop Sunday, see a on settlement society exiles the have her of invited picnic Sydney, .many of whom and who Melbourne in AustraThose jumped in At the same time, what not been here Library. settlement Grove. -merely conclusions. any at veins; not knew a can be January, 1922, at Peppermint and we were told that this was the Irish blood in their have accomplished abroad has gave not come at half -past two do to who meeting you (Applause.) the lia. of people but portion Jack Evert has been compelled to than social titpeople, ever the your spirit Catholic generous thing that was must recognised as Irish. about you more mywhether Sheila deal as Miss as librarian owgreat know position of relinquish his don't "I a deal of first class talent. We got speaking for worship at the same shrine Ireland has lost status becausenow. have tered to the Irish people. pretend to know, andsurprised ing to the pressure of other business. that people here in thea West In our executive we have nearFinnegan recited "Paddy McCabe." if the !Irish people self. that quotations these things. But all this is past extremely am tremendous and I the the few in "Where big myself, but the 'Protestants, sang of one it, He was should be noticed and thank l:- half the members Miss Eileen Logan Recent events in Ireland are making matter did not fall upon their faces would of Mr. R. O'so many at such short notice has taken place in the war Home of the Good Shepherd Appeal. lose 'there are no more faithful friends River Shannon Flows." that clear to the world. afternoon. I have change the Prime Minister, they we the have I out Speak books During to have who assembled here this for Fears opinion. (Applause). "Who those members All Sullivan recited whole world! The Ireland thari they the kindly intro- of public many things. the sympathy of the Self -Determinto thank his Grace are asked to return them before the Australia's Ddegate. Miss McDonagh sang "The for his were accused of a great of '98?" repeatedly spoken fromthere had been pressed and the figbutton maBolsheviks a Mr. he has given me. and was being of over. duction Athlone." takes in accused where librarian new Shack were at We effect that Tumble Down ation platforms disloyalists, ures were moving toso the The delegate who is representing condescension in comin,g to meet me recited "Ye Woman of Three and being pro-German andthings generous that jcrity of Protestant speakers: there too it was something Ca- Doheny Mrs. McMahon obliged with a Australia as a whole at this unique LORETO CONVENT, ADELAIDE the boat. suband of a great many otherBut Irishfar Cows." perversity could pos- tore, I am not going tc represent Irish but nothing stock an TERRACE. I had better turn toI the am cohterence is no other distinguished I "Now, it numerous to mention. solo, as did Miss Wright and Miss tholics only of Australia. There sibly refuse to accept it. Then they mission, because takehere good piano personage than the Very Reverend Dr. a my of be "What to ject (Laughter.) sang claim I Logan On Friday, 16th December. a chic- 406. but improving Baby is of Adams. possibility Irishman, that you have come Need- used to be a long price against us. It began to weep over the it, and they Austrelian. (Applause.' love Aus- G. iii. J. O'Reilly, C.M., rector of St. I little granted for The For." dren's entertainment in aid of the JuMade Mothers that purpose. hav- used to be like 100 to 1 against us-- the Irish not accepting Johns College within the University that I am going God this afternoon forvery bilee Fund will take place at Loreto tralia, and hence it iswith Misses Sullivan obliged with a duet. flattered at said: "If the Irish do not accept this Dr- O'Reilly, rtavelling some love be the of Sydney. say, I feel to all to from coming less Step is a Country Only "It's 2onvent, Adelaide -terrace. The prin(laughter)-it to the Old Mr. Biggin sang Australian relose the sympathy of the by the Orvieto, arrived at Fremante (Laughter and they will shall come back. ing been selected as thethis 4 on. I Mr. Bulliand to but 6 exile, like Heaven," cipal items on the programme include, gathink never an to We of shies's historic Killarney world!" the at civilised whole will be vent recitedon last Friday, was met presentative to attend members of the loud applause.) The fact of the matThe Boys sang."It's a a Christian Japanese drama entitled 'Going from Australia. youmore we had it until then! (Laughter than side by his Grace the Archbishop and thering of the scattered represent Mr. J. are becoming respect- knewapplause). I Irish learn, Ireland." the to to "Laurentia," in which the costumes and a is of ter Back out cat came pleased Way attend Long The the to of Council going State the a few and members of the Be Irish race. I am setting are specially designed with a Irish sympathisers. I have got able (Renewed laughter). In people, was a Persian cat! Walsh recited "Old Ireland Shallsang it and bag, the will be in many senses Labour that Self-Determination for Ireland Leasociety Australian meeting even the view to artistic effect; "The Gossips," ears' time people, endorsement of Trio, Misses McDonagh We were going to lose It is the first Instead (Laughter). an Premier Free."Erin gue of Australia, and conveyed to their the world historic. that the of Old" to prove of trying Days of the Party-(applause)-and an exhibition in eurythmics by the civilised Remember race whole Irish "Let of the sympathy the Lord the Iserth, where he was the guest of- -time in the history of the made to and Conqueror, the Wales, sang with ever South Dohenv Mr. little ones; and "The Swan River Concestors came after been Imagine the Australian jingo of New of Sydney, and the United in grand fashion. the Archbishop until 2.30 M the that any attempt has prove that their world! E. ference," in which the small boys ably to R. Mr. trying be and will Mayor to they Awake," the stopping West's press, adSeas he "The Seven press, Imperialistic the from the end at 110011, when by arrangement together Union, Boru bring Brian Labour with The The programme and Dwyer." local topics. fought Trades siisesuss symthe men who represent Irish opinion, the ancestors Walsh recited "Michael think that the Irish had lost theworld! dressed a crowded audience in was and apof Australia (most of whom are will be varied by musical items, vocal part, at Clontarf! (Loud laughter :meeting closed with the Singing of pathy of the whole civilised can ims Sons Sois Hibernian stock Hibernian Hall. On the platform of men whose fathers, for the most the Irish and may be obof price Tickets The non-Catholics), snstrumental. and plause.) Ireland." You (Derisive laugheer). Catholic "Grid Save Mr. M. O'Dea, J.P. (vice-president exiled from their native country :tette and the Australasian tained at 'Loreto Convent, Perth. As :oproving, things are decidedlyisbetter chair, were agine them sobbing: "The poor -Irish they loved her not wisely perReturned Sailthe League), who occupied_the Reversome it Catholic because and hall is be, the the school to and in used Guild, they accommodation than sympathy the the now losing are in danger of supported by his Grace, Most Dochaps, but too well. And ors and Soldiers (New South Wales limited, those desirous of securing consolation for you, for me, for the Some Look Like. Some Smell Like. of the whole civilised world." (Conend -Doctor Chine on his right and on "boys are coming home" after being I have the endorsements of None applicawhen it was not early make Ireland branch) should loved BEER. seats orwho front men press UNION old Like have The Taste Others They (Applause.) tor O'Reilly on his left. scattered. and fought tinued laughter). two very active bishops in New South tion. No booking. and a popular thing to love her,occasion the platform were Very Rev. Father heard the call of the motherland. what to gans in Melbourne and Sydney were for her when there was going to tell the world Malachi of the Order of Passionists; are they and V.G., Right Rev. Monsignor Verling, Monathey think of their motherland privilFather McMahon, MA.. Mr. J.Doheny what they feel regarding thosebeen deghan (treasurer), and Mr. J. P. of nationhool which have eges The table was (State secretary). her even after a war fought for nied orand draped with a Sinn Fein flag, hung the benefit of oppressed nationalities. ange, white, and green drapings was (Applause.) I am going as the ofother the Is Incomparable with the overhead. The utmost ethusiasm pece men representing different parts admanifested throughout the brief world, not to give the Irish people Beauty of your Garden gonot amongst am I audience, large the applause.) ceedings by vice. (Loud whom were many of the clergy and ing to be guitly of any such impertinand Lawns, when no ad. expressed want chairman people The Irish The brothers. ence. Watered with a his pleasure at presiding at such a gaThey know what their objective vice. thering in the unavoidable absence of is, and they are not going to be turned Dwyer, is Walter that advice the president, Mn aside from it by any LL.B. He asked his Grace the Arch- likely to be given to them. No, it is bishop to formally introduce Doctor not my province to give advice to the O'Reilly. Irish people either .in my individualI capacity or representative capacity. Introduced by Archbishop Chine. advice have no authority to give anyimpertiwith met His Grace, who, on rising, which would be resented as an a hearty reception, said:-"You have 7/6. rather go in an humwould I 1 Spike, 5/-; 2 Spike, nence. order in business interrupted your 'sle capacity to tell the representatives No. 1, Oft. across arms, 22/6 each. that you might hear the distinguished people that you here in Irish the of honto here are I each. and 32/6 you guest whom No. 2, Sft. Sin. across arms, Australia are behind them-(applauser He (Applause.) our, Dr. O'Reilly. with more sincerity than it and 3, 12ft. Sin. across arms, ordinary, in No. position important very a occupies that you was said on another occasion man 50/- each. He is the president of the Church. and behind them to the "last St. John's College within the Univer- are and No. 3, 13ft. across arms, ball bearing, (Laughter shilling." last the to whose man a he is sity of Sydney, and 70/- each. I am going to tell them been applause.) ability-commanding ability-haswhose I come from people who have suffered apprecated all over Australia, freedom, Irish for way own their in grand and glorious intellect has been who who have been calumniated andwalks occupying itself for the last few 'rive been persecuted in differentmen at years with the advancement of the. the tell to go I of life, and cause of Irish freedom, and it is a wonhome that notwithstanding all they derful claim that a man of his intellect, have suffered that they are uncomproof his position, and a man of his caliAusmising and that no councils infrom voice to selected been have bre should Ireland. tralia will ever be heard the sentiments of all Irish Australians them tell to I am going (Cheers.) this and sympathisers of Ireland, in other that the Irish race in Australia-any great convention. I know of no portion of it that is worth noticing is,I man in the Church who commands to a man, Sinn Fein! (Cheers.) with such confidence. He goes home Hieram going to tell them that having over credentials not merely from the and over again addressed Australian public other many from archy, but audiences I was never thoroughly with bodies as well, and I question if there the people except when I spoke of the is anyone who is as capable of voicing That is my (Applause.) republic. Australian the the sentiments of at the as role and my humble one, and friends of Ireland at that conventionam I shall tell the Irish Conference Paris I (Applause.) is Dr. O'Reilly. representatives their through people glad to have this opportunity of showthat the Irish in Australia are with ing my appreciation in a small way of that until the Irish at Dr. O'Reilly, and of being able to meet them to a man,

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TURF TALK Sparkle., t By GALLOPING. SELECTIONS. 1; AmFlying Handicap: Warrigal, 3. buscade, 2; Over There, Car, Green 1; Forrest Plate.-Home ;:ward, 2; Polean, 3. Henry, 1; December Stakes: Bubarita Easingwold, 3. 1; Nursery handicap: elonutulams. NIonoa, 2; Moorak, 3. En. 1, Checkmate, Handicap: York eiscorthy, 2: St. Varna, 3. Southern alarlborough 1 landicap Sea, 1; Land of Fog, 2; Eaton Youth

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atith list, On Saturday evening, teerendezvous St. Mary's Hall was tee societies ut (BY "WATTLE.") chosen by the Hibernian in an North Perth the Clokinclus to gave expression to On the other hand. manner and includanimated and concerted trundlers bowled 21sixovers pionCRICKET maidens. the efforts of those indomitable were these in ed last of sixties Gaines. hunW.A.C.A. eers, who. in the early North Perth secure.) the first quick to a Saturday's Play in century, harnessed themselves dred rans in 65 minutes-se-cry the "A" Grade. ..vetneilt, having for its object Wc. a scoring. to West of that faith which was home "at eitanulgation was Subiaco-Leedervide, 169, Subject) adtheir 169. tins in up ran tested 44. owing severely Perth, 4 for 172; v- Midland, 3 for Perth, and batting first unswervwith 64. upteci country. But by their principles Fremantle, Robinson was scorer .iii-chief and concrete the to wont-patiently ing obedience 126. He batted in his North Perth, 9 actuated, our unattract- 3 by which they were from Claremont, 60; v correctly, albeit somewhat TOY FAIR those agTim free Delightful than ever is BOANS CHRISTMAS He hit seven 4's. Withninth paths are to -daypungent 207. ively. More Festinating, snore Wonderful, more inroads that such a pleasing collection the "S"Grade. together 60 for and on gather put to he possible gravating been it has Howard TROTTING Not for many Christmases v. West this year. 129; the framers of our now well bring them along and let them see the wicket-the best partnership of the Subiaco-Leederville, So we can in State Handicap: Minniford, 1; Cyr. confronted There is everything that will delight the kiddies; of of TOYScollection matured organisation. our match. Pei th, 52. assemblage Tigers, Dogs, Horses; the Most beautiful lone. 2; Woodnymph, 3. Lions, that say his weary way along 117; v. Man end. Animals-Bears, plodded sincerity, Mechanical No 1; all wonderful Howard see Fremantle, Belmont Handicap: Patchett Bits, "Tim" is a evening was one in every Mechanical Toys, etc, etc.. and above all let them to 25 runs. Saturday on track Amazing the 3. v. Cinematographs, Dick, Dolls, fcr 122. 28; Dandy man 6 for St. Peter, 2; way commensurate with such an epoch great run -getter and a very handy Fremantle No. 2, 58 and Bayswater Haielicap: Silent Lass, He is a in the society's history. to have about the place cave. East Perth, 71. 119; v. Claremont, 5 for Mayfield, 2: Willy N illy, 3. a lengthy and Lamp, and Aladdia himself in the treasure strewn enthusiast. great Sone 1; Perth, The programme was in Baydee, North g Handicap: Where there are Wonderful Treasures, a Magic gettir Subiaco in knock nice the capable ^ played Mirdie one, but being varied 3. Girl, 80. Koia Veteran 2: 4's. Girl, preBat v. Ball. 27, which included three hands of Bro. S. Beston, J.P., past Guildford Handicap: Gracettood, I; him-l.b.w. for having riarry Edmondson snared sident of Boulder Branch, said Grade wickets fell runs. Lucky Maid, 2; Bell Boy, 3. Boy, 1; Forty-six "A" average Chair of Boulder Hewson was shaping nicely for of just on 17 Mayoral the filled Errant Handicap: Midland 16 when he was run 772 runs-and terms. prow In "B" Grade the and had reached City for three consecutive task. "Bob" Divine Bells, 2: Zillah Hook, 3. The runs per wicket. 78 wickets at a cost It is quite a time since out. ed himself equal to the both sexes. aeederville Handicap: Maori's Friend, bowlers capturedaverage of just on 10 the runs, and to be run of amongst composed got 3. was Chimes, gathering 1: Miss Shandon, 2; Florence of 772 runs-an more think,abe 1 out was most disappointing. trundlers 1: Altone, ihis innovation will, Fremantle Handicap; if per wicket. The successful Western freely availed of on future occasions Nasty Bill, 2; Prince Patchen, 3. Performances of Note. were Edmondson (3 for 28), Styles (2 opinions of the ladies who were the Blundell 32), and fur (2 a criterion. for 15), Guy as "A" Grade. taken be can present 3. Carson secured nil for (1 for 21). (CI.), 74 wirierThe Chairman's opening remarks exWELLINUTON and MURRAY STREETS, PERTH the Batting: Thompson West Perth have 4 for 45 on some the gathering C.B.C. v. S.C. (Under 14). (M.), 69 unfinished: plaining the object of business the of and will need to scratch ished; A. Watts 64; Haves (M.), 41; jourboard, lads the that C.B.C. was the signal Last Saturday the The Randell (N.P.), for that 169 set by Subiaco. play a return 38: Rowe (Cl.). 36.4 for t vening was about to commence. neyed to Saanhourne toCollege. Eileen Herbert (F.),Buttsworth SpenCrair,'s 7 for 18 with the ball vas the (N.P.), Scotch calls for the talented little with against Mrs. McNamara, Mrs. Phillip, Mrs. Wymatmatch "Gracie "13 of feature a Bowling: Richardaccorded C.Y.L.C. and 7: outstanding tc.ss the 3 for Joyce to open the proceedings with a lance that had always been att, Mrs. McEncroe, and Mrs Mulvale, err, for Christiana eon 13: Christian (N.P.), This player is a trundler of the to ches. executed opponents 11; Edmondson airs, hi, Irish for of them. send 2 to selection also those people who gave donations. decided the son (N.?.), 28. ability, and should he in Subiaco's a Nation" was in and of the spontaneous apThere was a good crowd of girls at The following es the club's stalls prizetally reached 40 when Their "Ireland worthy skill for had wickets. 3 has he that said is It (W.P.), Hall list:-Goose Club. 1, No. 9; 2, 1491; "A" team. Parish (13 not R. D. Lane, the her. Mr. in of Stephens held hands meeting fell. accorded the wicket capable praisement last 'Tis the "B" Grads. dealt tren- last Friday evening. Quite a lot of 3, 256; 4, 1672; 5, 1804; ; 6. 1286; 7, 332; a rough spin from the selectors. on Scotch At the request of the Chairman, the in the time at his disposal out) was the chief scorer (N.P.), 42; Stock- a pity, if such be the cart-. -drunk oppresneglected business was seen to, and the Refreshment Stall:-Sweets, Bryant secured 3 for 30, while chantly with her power first toast listed at all such gatherings. 8. 1074. Batting: Bandy the bat were made side. with scores even in Fair now honIrish was the Christians King, that 8. and 34. for Pope four vacancies on the committee were 7 showed The sors, and D. Wyatt; sweets, Mr. D. McNamara; namely dail (Cl.), Crain (Se, 7 for 18; East Ly Hancock (F. No. 1), 27: Moseley Spencer got peovery tolerant game was wing were a most filled. The successful candidates were 3 the times Mr .Connaughton; dinner, and centre, oured. pagan table `Bowling. l.atted (W.P.), 23; (11.). Holmes and Misses Dawson, Bogue, Williams, and Miss McEncroe; as is S. Smith (M.), 24 not nut; Cogan, by dinner, Mrs. PrindiMiss Emmie Thornborough, the ple, and that in science, literature, badly till McAuliffe and hoil (W.P.), 2 for 7; conWooler (M.), 72 not out: Townsend up the to priests and scholars M. Waldron (treasurer). A new social she appears on manage') hunted Wyatt; soap, Mrs. D. whenever play, her soap, ville; usual art, steady for 28. Truran 25; (s.). Eureceivformer Miss Daw(S.), 27: Barnard The and Brieflets. Continental of formed, vociferously was wickets. was committee Jean Phillips; cake educators baskets, falling nut platform, the Lyons; were Fast cert secured (Fs No. 2). 22; Bandy (N.P.), 42; by the ed for her magnificent rendition of "I of 172 As Herbert son was elected as secretary of it. We basket, Miss Kingston; jardiniere, Miss scored 20 not out, assisted whose rope. remantle's tally Stockdail (CI.), 34. tally pal I've had." Mr. this, committee, with the in responding to the that sure Estelle Hosbatting. McAuliffe, of feel best packet, the Costello, play M. surprise lost Maher; have Mr. round steady He all The by good a carefully compied 38. Was It Sportsmanlike? able assistance of Misses K. Dunn and heartily thanked the proposer kins; chair, Mr. Walker; wedding cake, 9) was the result of good cricket. W. Beston, in "Mountains o'in Mam," face of led with his se- toast, he had given R. Hardie will be'aivery successful one. with the fullgood. East Perth "B" iast wicket fell when 54 had been enunciation good advantage last to clear Mrs. O'Brien; Christmas cake, Prindethe showed for Saturday He On everything met to to Ireland's right to take her place against Fre- reached. It was arranged that ender the special ville. Hall of Industry Stall: Teddy Spencer contributed 16 to his placing was more srZislected number, and was compelled played "Bert`" Harrold the bat, and infused world, and a little player is an this number. The second innings :toy leadership of Miss Townsend, the club's Hear, Bob Egans; fairy doll, Josie oblige his appreciative audience with an among the nations of the mantle No. 2. Now this might havehis strokes wiclast the recognition team of "A" losing dawn Scotch orchestra will play at the River Trip The the that Dwyer; table centre, Pansy North: number. player. commenced. encore opined cur into who opened the it sings for "A" Grade 56 (Brown to and Toast scaring free, "A threshold. on the ss. Zephyr, on December 6th, left him on time, Ardagh's on the so just camera, E. Franklin. Frank and ket already Mr. bye, was the stay had Martin. long a by 11 reC.Y.af.S. We overgood :Mr. J. J. the victors quite a by with selectors Christians in conjunction had accorded Societies," the leaving always 33), is opinion "Kindred Erin" the Portontans, He is essentially en in writer's mark of good sportsman. on the first innings of the general opinion gained Lawler, was responded to by Mr F. W. would therefore ask all the_members but the ception, Ilis stepped reees. at the wickets. no praclowtaking the orchestra to come along to =MOTT'S RETIRE ship when they played him in the currency that the genial and unassumCoath. C.B.C. v. CH. RS. (Under 14). side. He opening batsmen, respond- tice and display to their full extent the LLEUTZNANIT MINT. innings for the He is the °peeing bowler "The Ladies," Mr. F. Polak.humorous ing Frank surpassed all his previous grade. was a valuable Last week saw the return match bethe wickets by er and doubt in a in our club. All girls who have night. talent Brown, T. Saturday Mr. by on to on efforts ed of the "A" Grade team, again played was taken behind in the tween the above teams, not River Excursion tickets can obplace "Old Boys" of the Christian BroMr. Fred Polak, in a most soul-stirvein. College wicket. Borthwick. give appreciable help were lees will taketo his Hill. 'ain them from any member of the -day week. Those who Christian Brothers' thers' College and St. Patrick's School "The Chairman," by Mr. S. J.singing ring manner, raised his Irish audience Others to by Spencer. won the Smith (14). Higher grade captained have an opalso withPerth, will (15), acted in they his rendition Lieutenant committee; by they joining say pitch Mundy action concert no doubt aware that Company, are the true the to The defend 48 was Fry (23), (101. entoss, and batted first. and Parker were portunity, to get them at the boat. Save Ireland," closed a most Hiof "Where the River Shannon Flows." Emmott, for many years gymnastic inW. in their right, inasmuch as a player Townsend (11), when the last wicket fell. Muran getters total the "God in an in second social event by the only games epoch is both instiThis three at rendered master wicket least memorable drill at numbers and and play to In Second structor for has joyable Midland's number. contributed 13 to thissecured "Jog19), W. Watts (2 All who th! club has run for itself, and we ask bernianism. tutions, is about to retire. for "A" Grade team before it becomes same artistes were Mr. W. Beston, 2 for 18. Harper (2 for Ilse bowling line Leen their every girl to do her best to make this for 47e Hayes (1 Mr. F. extend Em"; to Lieutenant Highway wish with for him to receive permisthe contact Along committee in necessary The came overs ging 9 the of 28), Groves (2 3 for 6 (7 out effort. first That Roberts our 491. ungrudgthan Ardagh. success for grade. who lower F. bigger competent a (2 tl.e Mr. those a all as in to him play Pow mott retremLer Polak. "Because": s:ncere thanks 4). and as the sion to Meagher 2 for 4, Friday, December 9th, is the next We do not be remembered doubtless perhaps those respon- being maidens), talent. and and so, their be instructor, Asthore." gave 2 of may kindly for ingly end "Mother Harper will player nil Hughes number and a 9 of Fahey 1 for to the letter general meeting, and we urge the girls ant; 1, pleased to hear that s Farewell A visitor, Mr. Arden, gave a very feel impelled by a desire to specialty old Interstate In form he is a most sible are right according acFremantle then took the wickets to come along in numbers on that will of the law, but certainly wrong cricdesignate performers, but circumstances He thus appreciative number in first class style, Benefit Entertainment is to be giver: years back. score from. succeeded in compiling 58 rans, meeting it was de- in conlast is not of At our no "It Mother had eight. spirit. the -fashioned committee to 01d the cording "That which Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday. Roberts over His entitled difficult bowler to 'tuts on Saturday ket," might well be applied in this beating Perth by 10 rans. were the that cided to heave a meeting first and so. December 8th. Tickets of admission Mine," for which he received the plautrol render it incumbent to vary sent down some good the re- (14 retired. and Leen (23) in length. that think sincere cial items afterwards. our will most extend and case, assemblage. and the at 3/3, 2/2. and 1/1. It is victors. of Reyprecedent but was lacking dits priced the are for losing run -getters all badly, chef thank deto desire will E. team committee "B" Miss The polished started the of most and a Kearin players Sullivan, Midland Mr. D. B. thanks to Miss confidently expected that all past in the first over gular Perth's bowlers secured the following: of good people who helped with the 'he spirits in remaining the kindness rive little pleasure from a win gained heightened their for 19; nolds and W. Watts Carter was the be present to do honour to for will 3 elocutionist, pupils Joyce McAuliffe, 13; It is Bryant, 4 for Club Stall at the bazaar, especially n such a questionable matter. fur a "duck" apiece. 1 for 3. act accompanists to the vocal items. friend. his hearers by the superlative manner Bet- Spencer, nil for 20; Moran,meet "Shamus O'- to Clan MacGlashan apparently cannot Mrs. Seddon, Mrs. Felton, Mrs. Yule. their old the team s'as weak. that said interpreted bowler on each occasion. he and again which in probably Watts will teams ter to have played the weakest team These The association of Albert ,,ring himself to heel sufficiently to fuse Brien." Christmas vacation. Great quite a different than to rtoop in the manner after the Hayes, however, put The speeches, in proposing and re- with thd Clan Na Gael. From 2 for sn record credit it due to the Fremantle coach is another There done. efficient been has and that capable were in complexion on the game. for 3 performplying, the improvement in the the tally to too, which I believe has not 4 this pair carried "The Land We Live In" was hands. ance of his team being vesy marked. time the latter was aspect, traBOULDER. passed unnoticed by the Fremantle 120, when just on for 41. entrusted to Mr. M. Hartigan, who showed that the cricketing talSeveral should question Herbert in player The by people. bowled Fuller, Ltd. versed the history of Australia, his naB and at all the really have applied for permission, as ent is there, and only wants developpoint, Lessees people of Boulder are vantage Hayes played confidently every Catholic of from The make will sides country, lads tive these done, both This on ing. of All player. "A" success permanent the a created with is really her he and bowling, scoring freely pleased wealth highly was beworld he the potential t'.eir mark in the cricketing Fcr a couple of seasons back he plats the wicket. With his partner Hallows' Bazaar. The gross receipts industries received a most creditable of 100 runs fore many seasons pass. ed alt entire season with East Perth responsible for the hoisting were £1158/2/9: the expenses £56/16/1: tribute. Competition. has College" memory, the from Sufficient "Within speaking showed minutes. and, 40 "A," in the net profit f1101/6/8. Mr. M. Fitzgerald, in replying, the last men- never figured in a ' B" Grade team comabove the of sufficiently As vigorous as was round oratory second of The praise cannot be given to the stall with it possessed in himself was not nut be the must It comhelpers, Saturday. The. last willing pessi. begun. before now most their tioned batsman. he remains the and has holders petition convert to unconquer. convincing as who and Club to Perth Albert Watts, Included in this tally thought that the East petition has now only two weeks at- mistic concerning the advantages that popular girls (Miss Peggie Anglin (For a Limited Se: sun of Seven Nights). a whole were behind 4he move. Such ed with 68. run, when vacation will draw all Miss Dossie Boat), the joint secretaries await those who are courageous enough 6's. is fir from being correct. The pennants are ten 4's and hethree development of (Mr. J. Cawley and Mr. C. McCarthy), THE 'PERTH OPERATIC SOCIETY PRESENT tention from cricket. the 59, and upon embark to scored had nuAt one time to be presented to the captains of the and many other kind friends too the his runs were Secondary Schools V. W.A.C.A. Colts. those industries awaiting the introducwho supported the book showed that premier team in each grade are now 4's and tion of that most necessary adjunct, merous to amention, to the presented manner. on be will scored per medium of ten played These generous most will be ready. the in game as This bazaar down Capital. three '6's. He quietened 'he winners at a social gathering at Warwick Armstrong's cricket bat was W.A.C.A. Ground on Friday, Decemapproach. The H.A.C.B. Society was proposed time for drawing of stumps so trathe conclusion of the second round. won my Sister Bray with ticket No. ber 9, and will commence at 10.30. The by Mr. S. J. Hill, who in doing senior twelve in the ed. :ead Ltd.) his from comprise Daly maintains will society 571 Schools' team of batsman the history of the (By Special Arrangements with Tivoli Theatres, It grade with 9 points. The others fol- versed It was thehitchampagne Mr. J. Sheaplayers-three from each school.as the 1865 to the present day. extremely hard but Statement of Receipts and ExpendiHe 6. Livesley given: ship. match, early order low in the his interesting to an be recalled sped should ture. responded, and The -.ball never recklessly. Dunphy 5, Brockman 4, Punch 3, and han rapid- schools have some very fine young £1171 association with the society in 1885 in Receipts.-To Australia Stall, Poputhe boundary with lightning -like Notable players cricketers. It is to be coped that the Spencer 1 point. DRAMA. Victoria. candidature, Anglin's Miss see grade ity. will senior in the 19/-; A NEW SOCIETY MUSICAL COMEDY enreport last was committee since selection Clergy" splendid W.A.C.A. and of all "Hierarchy were Children The "sixers" His three lar Lady, 1272/1/-£390; out), Melvin (45 a rea full toss that the side is composed of real are Dunphy (37 not (27), to Mr. R. Boylen, and intraced Bock's canMixture of Wit, Humour and Pathos. trusted Miss Wonderful £97/11/7: A Stall, :sits. One was secured from not (22 Mary Paul Brockman not out). strain It was a pow- "colts." and reverential 1.255/2/11sss,seit cleanly to the off. didature, Popular Lady, Stall. out). The junior grade provides the miniscent of the £216/1 Darlot Cup Competition. the early goldfields history t.ftil shot. £333/1416; South Boulder younger cricketers with matter for ar- Church institutions. to see whether auxiliary its Stall, and in conJoyce's and matches of Beston round It will be interesting second The on opinions of Mesdames and difference Bro. /1; guments the Rev. top and can Langmead hander £26/12/6: Father left CompetiCup Rev. Day sales at His Majesty's Conthis dashing with the Darlot subjects connected with cricket. Nolan, in responding, paid a very high £12014/8; School Children, Box Plans now open at Nicholson's. He has not yet nection when all Euchre final Wednesday, Prices: Reserved Stalls and £64: last Bat, three figures to-day. commenced non by followed 10, Armstrong's leads with Bryant Palace, opposite the Theatre. 4/4; Hiberturf the in and fectionery century Boylen and Mr. coveted to £1158/2/9. the Total, Unreserved Stalls, 3/3: Christians, tribute negotiated £7/10/.. Dress Circle, High School engaged 7, 5, nett, having Cogan, Moran, party, Unreserved Monching. 5/-; assisCircle, -ready Dress ever the for Locking tax). nian Society had Guildford as op. end 2 points respectively. cricket. Expenditure.-By Father and Scotch College Back Stalls, 2/2; and Gallery 1/1 (including inwere Hall, fixtures the Town Midland are in a good position, On Friday £4/5/-; ton's Lecture, stay at the ponents. should Albert Watts the B.C. v. Guildford; Scotch College v. cluding light, £27/12/3; Mr. Beston's Midlanders ; Advertising, A full report of each creases for any time, High School. account (timber), £3/ 11/-etc., B WedOn B win. £13/13/10; should will appear next week. game £719-; printing tickets, North against 60 down for games the Claremont fell for inst., 7th. nesday, 5/-. carting, and also mean B's Three College: Scotch The £1101/6/8. V. Perth. It was a poor tally, play are: C.B.C. Credit balance, net profit, a poor display, although the wicket was Guildford v. High School. High School Total, £11581219. BUY far from good. 4 t:on every match in the first round,a John Cawley, Treasurer: T. O'Hurley, oasis an was AT 36, with Rowe, as Harold with previous form should, end All Hallows', Boulder, 20th Nov., of Adm., -fifths comof the in a desert of failure. Three winners out come guide, 1921. of the the total came from the bat Whose Bargains Can;t Be Beaten H.R. has played petition. Mont's" skipper. BOULDER CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLPELLEW'S for his side, many valuable innings LEGE. last is For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, but perhaps that of Saturday head of also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. C.B.C. v. C.E.G.S. (Under 15). entitled to be placed at the the warm days coming when For list. services present,' nineLis distinguished the ground round cricket C.B.C. fox-trots The mercury the skipNorth's JAMES SHEAHANand Arthur Christian, the scene last Wednesday, ties: have a amger in an animatedabove Wine This Genera. Storekeeper. per, let four trundlersThey teams met. were Butts- when the Washing suits that will stand tubSpirit Merchants. defeating the Claremont pie. nine overs), C.B.C. match, return the was wear; Chris. of seasons' a couple and bing BOULDER. Guildworth (4 for 13 off back. few weeks PIESSL-STREET, are overs), Richard. Guildford adetermined cool and comfortable when they and tian (3 for 7 off seven to even matters For Choicest Quality Only. and ford were on, and made to stand travelling son (2 for 11 off two overs), Call and !aspect Our Undergruund by winning. Christians batted first, extract to usage. manage not everyday did who opening. Clarke, Spencer Produce Department. and Dairy (capt.) bambert overs). short time, a plum (nil for 22 off four was not Lambert was dismissed in aSpencer Dark Fawn Poplin Suits, 55/, had North's start with the bat for place. & CRUSE his taking Jeffs MANNION while 97/6. Suits, Silk Tussore a 18 Wmeven as good as Claremont, 13, North's scored 7 when the back -stop, bywicThe Goldfields Undertakers, for Palm Beacb Suits, 115/Do We Lead? the latter's record was 1But of play claimed' his nan-at., Kalgoorlie. Why our piece smart 95/ Suits. Thompson business. Tweed Porous 5. Unlined for and next man, tally was Because we understand the was Paxton ketthe of out Phone 327. up to £8 15s. and Randell helped Noiths the before being caught by Lennnisl mantally was 90 61 2 rut, and aged to place 7 on the scoring sheet. Claremont. J. W. SHEEHAN his For the Surf and the River, for against 2-6-13 put up by though his Carson now followed, and 14carried Hannan -street, Prime Beef Butcher, Maritaua-street, not out. Ladies and Men, BATHING COSBendel! made 64, and scoring close, the to bat be to is he Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. 474. TUMES just opened at substantial lucky star was to the fore, he went for Jeffs was shortly after dismissed, securTelephone Picadilly. prices. way the season's for last on reductions Punch. McAuliffe, commended ing top score (17). of adaptaand Mcthe bowling. It was a case AUSTRALIA HOTEL hit eight Bryant, Calder, Cullinane tion of circumstances. TheHelatter Donnell followed in quick succession. were KALGOORLIZ sixers. two Christians fours and fell wicket last the When Peckham, P. FRAWLEY, 'eroprieter. secured in the same over off brought had a score of 54 to tempt their op-7 added, a 3 for Travellers. and 2 a with Accommodation and Good ponents to pass. Cormish secured 3 balls. the tally to 17 off that eight wickets for 30, whilst Harris secured -St. GuildHay Thompson, who opened thetheinnings. for Mercers, & The wicketkeeper for 23. P. J. RUSSELL drawThe Wear. was still in the picture at74 to his ford was the subject of much praise for The House for Men's Hats, Shirts, Ties, UnGood Hats Are" ing.of stumps. He haschance of creLatest in Gent's Hannan-st.. los alertness in stumping two of h:s getKalgoorlie good Etc. a stands derwear, dit, and With only 54 to make. cipponents. 'Phone 1474. (Opp. Post Office). passing ting bis hundred. Guildford were confident of Harrison "sixer" (off He hit five fours and itonechance and Cornish tally. that HOTEL when QUEALY'S Peckham). He gave after he was opened, each securing 3 before being Meet Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. ne was 14, and shortly removed. but The former was stumped Quality, Proprietress. dismissed. am being bails bowled, both Union Beer on Draught. by Cullinane. a promising young playshook his the man in the white coat Harrison was Association and er behind the stumps. .Coleman The West Australian folhead, whereat Thompson rejoiced and Leonard out. run spectators the SUBIACO HOTEL (Incorporated.) North Perthites and Emu Plo, lowed on, but no stand was made till Rokeby Road, SuMaco. wondered. his place at the wickets. He on Tap. Good Aecommndett,n1 took !Atkin He Always unfinished. 27 is Vlel tors. Arthur Christian to the finish. bat his Country cany for to managed is It singles. hit five 4's and seven left The other wicis tally showing 14. bander last a new thing to see the of the players appears to kets fell quickly, two C. H. SMITH & CO. man in, but in this case ithelp total showed Their 1.b.w. out OhThomp- going It inav UNDERTAKERS, be a good move. fell. McDonwicket last the when 32 mark. PROGRAMME BRILLIANT 281 NEWCASTLE -ST., PERTH. son to top the three figure old was certainly the pick of C.B.0 .. A12111. Night) or (Day Peckham has taken 7 for 74, four of of one 'Phone is His performance bowlers. He howled 96 them clean bowled. ALL THE CHAMPIONS COMPETING the best in the under -age matches this a Like. balls, so that his performance is His 6 wickets for 1 run placed A. R. FLINT, Secretary. Some Look Like. Some Smell year. .feffs good one. C.B.C. out of reach of defeat. None Taste Like UNION BEERalong 12, Not a single maiden was sentand for 1 Lambert, 10. secured 3 for 38 by the Claremont trundlers, bowled five mai lees out of 11 overs. avers were bowled.

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Kathleen Doland (in second fifty), Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate. RESULTS OF RECENT EXAMINATIONS FOR BURSARIES Marjorie A. Harper, 1st, Sacred Heart Convent, Resilient.. Norah P. McDonagh, 2nd, Arranmor Convent, Leederville. Harold E. Dwyer, 4th, BC Aloysius' Convent, Boulder. Mary P. Kinane, 10th, St. Josph'a Convent, aoute Perth. Kathleen Dcughney, 12th, Mercy Convent, Kalgoorlie. James Tease, 19th., St. Joseph's Coc vent, South Boulder. Katherine M. Dunne, 21st, St. Brigid's Convent, West Perth. Geoffrey Bourne. 29tH, Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate. Lavus Gorman, 31st., Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate. The value of each of the first ten scholarships is *20 per annum for five years if the winner reside in close prox. :Indy to an approved secondary school, or of £50 per annum for five years if it be necessary for the holder of the scholarship to attend a boarding school or college. The remaining scholarships entitle the holders to receive a grant up to £3 per annum to defray the expenses incurred in the provision of books, and to have their entrance fees paid by the department on sitting for the junior examination in the third year, and for the certificate examination in theleaving "ear; a boarding allowance of £30 fifth per summit will be made where necessaries,

Minister has approved, for secondary :schools scholarships, of which fifty are ARCHDEACON SMYTH'S WONDERUL WORK. offered by the department. The direcOur Engish language isn't so blest the culmina- ,rig grandeur of space end grace %%Inch was undoubtedly tor pointed out that ten of these What was such a striking feature ul God's uith a wealth of words that we may alrous purposes of the days of chivtion of a great endeavour in Church scholarships were reserved for children very in graves buried have been does alry Kingdom on earth. by fling them about as a spendthrift Sunday last %net was witnessed in country schools, provided they were the last six years. deep, and trickery, treachery, deceit, Many would like to know lion they, his substance, in our every day exof sufficient merit, and that four chilthe people of the antique and pretty are too ire. a very pour community, managed to col Holy Mass will be celebrated at the when his pressions, nor may we mishandle and Tied a gambler's cunning of Sunbury, town dren country schools were high seaside of itiently marking the operations kit su much 111Ulle2, amid raise up such up in from following places at the time mentioned: extravagantly act with synonyms just the list. He recommended that Grace Archbishop Clune blessed and directing costly and imposing structures to the as a donkey might indiscriminately statescraft. Inspiration or the corornodiotte and be given to the first 44 the opened beautiful 2 8 scholarships 4, Mill, am., No. December the us along of Conscience guiding glory of God. Sincere faith in our names on the list (space does not peract in a vegetable patch. It has, we voice church which will henceforth be known Dwell:ngup, 10 am. path of duty, is shut :sway in the naknow, its soft words which turns away Bunbury. It is un- God -created Church and its Divine Mis- mit publicity in full), and the remainSt. Patrick's, a.m.; as 11, Natiga Brook, December no longer a --statesmen cupboards tiens' sion and generously -minded hearts and the wrath of an angle- man, wooes der to the next six countryschool chilquestionably a wonderful ork worths' Holyoake, 9.30 am. listen to the whisperings of conscience. ;rands give tne answer. A few years heiress or catches a vote, but they dren. of the best days of Faiths, alike glorious December 18, Jarradale, 9 a! u. It is archaic and out of date, the cut ego we began at scratch -no land, no need to be picked and chosen, just like of the community who the fidelity to 25, 8 Armadale, am.: December Scholars from the Catholic schools In and -dried principles of accountancy and net credit, much Yet hope! within memorial eggs, if you want them fertile. a remarkable and it. raised nells, 9.30 am. passed in the following order amongst have taken the place of the Decaloguc, few fleeting years we have spent plain words it is just as well we know to the foresight, zeal and courageous italmost many hundreds of candidates: Fathers Gleeson, Treacy, amid optimism £20,000 in buying, clearing, levpriestly what we arc talking about. At the and the jurist guides where once the the of faith and flaunts its Kelly, C.SS.R., left Sydney this week elling and building, and to -day we present time there is a great uncer- moralist led.and Instigation RESULTS OF RECENT EXAMINAgenius that planned it and gave it hypocrisy from press for New Zealand, to conduct a series of owe a very big sum, almost as much TION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. tainty as to -what will happen in Ire- itr pudence For generations to completed form. Missions. and platform, and the world revolves as the City Council owes-and yet we memory land, and we hear that much of the last an abiding will it come Godfrey J. Greer,, 2nd., Sacred Heart and the twin gods of Greed around fear it not -we owe about £5,000. But Convent, Very Rev. Father J. Holley, S.M., of of the energy and zeal of Archdeacon speculations are inspired, that they ftypocrisy to the music of National An Highgate. we have something to show for it. spring front inspiration in London poliWellington, New Zealand. and the Smyth's pastorate, and it will be posiFreda E. Chaney, 9rd, Sacred Heart theme. The eyes of the world to -day Everybody admires our picturesque tical clubs, where party men having Very Rev. P. Regnault, S.M.. of St. tive evidence of the spiritual triumph Convent, Highgate. site, and our glorious buildings are, or nothing superwise to feed their minds are turned to the great Conference at Mary's Cathedral, Christchurch, New of Catheilicity in the South-West and Howard A. Solomon, 9th, Sacred ought to be, the glory and pride of our Washington, in the hope that our rice- Zealand, passed through Fremantle o,: upon in these dull days of stagnation Raised up in its material progress. Heart Convent, Highgate. will be sob:led up by and industrial dereliction, must per- etty civilisation last Sundial, on their return from Eu- its splendour on a hill overlooking the people throughout the whole immense Joyce G. Tippett, 11th, Sacred Heart its decisions, and if not improved in its domain of the South-Wests all But the fcree hatch something for the press to rope. During the brief stay of the among town, it is a veritable giant morality and manners. at least so althis work was not done without trou- Convent, East Fremantle. feed the greedy maws of an inquiring ship in Fremantle, the visitors paid a churches of the other denominations. Eustelle H. Meldrum, 12th, Sacred tered that something like Honesty and ble. There were worries, risks, and public, hungry ever for something in hurried visit to the Convent of Notre and is easily the most striking landHeart Convent, Highgate !tistice will mark the dealings of nes At times I had to the morning to read at the breakfast Dame des Missions, Highgate. mark noticeable for miler. and miles disappointments. Elsie M. Truman, 26th, Sacred Heart battle through a hurricane of unjust table. There are, wc know, very sec- ;len with nation, and, if possible, limit around, and may be easily seen by the and Convent, Highgate. by big, brawny bullies encroachments criminal criticism. between in But progress destrucret negotiations On the run at sea. far out AND LOCAL GENERAL. mariner Catherine E inceillicun !y, 2501, See upon the liberties of less powerful peotive criticism is a criterion of success, two sets of negotiators -the one Engdown from Perth there is no occasion red Heart Convent ,Highgate. ple. Should President Harding have and I mention it not by Neither are way of Its comlish and the other Irish. to ask where is St. Patrick's? Soon to be opened, Father Daddy's Dorothy B. Faulkner, 31st, Convent contributed to the happy result of but in order to emphasise my particularly enamoured of the other -pretty new church at Brunswick Junc- substantial tower and its well defined plaint, Arran/nom Leederville. leading the world back to the highways deep gratitude and appreciation of the and one would consign the other to perbrown its great tion. It is a and the site is easily cross-crowned gables, John C. Doig. 41st, Sacred Heart many who loyally and valiantly stood dition but for tate fact that nothing of Peace and Righteousness, and help- the best at thegem, St. Patroof, answers the question. junction. Convent, Highgate. by me in the various and trying vicissiwould be gained by the process, and ed Justice to balance her scales, he will old the quiet upon looks down rick's The silver wedding celebration of Mr. seaside town like a benign friend, and tudes of war and peace, and l_elped the object in view would not be have truly and rightly merited a place and Mrs. Walter Scott, of "Abbotsford," me to the consummation of to -day, en the altar. There in the Blessed brought any nearer to realisation. Su among the immortals. make their profession of Faith were in years to come Bunbury has There is apparently a slight awaken- Aberdeen -street, will be pleasantly re- when and my last words are words of wel- eacrement the Heart of Jesus is as told What, is continues the conference. by his Grime its come into its own, and is recognised -that it come in my own behalf and yours to usually understood as inspired from the ing in the minds of the statesmen inter- membered by all who gathered on the as one of the great water places of this warm and active as when Christ was was a renptition of meaning the profession i9th Nover. ber at the invitation of the State, it will stand erect and splendid our Archbishop. It would be easy with His apostles on the way to Em- made by their sponsors irish seat of wer in London is really ested in the great problems that are alat early beginning to Misses gather to around the write Scott. an The pretty decorations address of welcome and to not inspiration at all, but, on the conmaus. Christ's presence in the Bless- and that they having come to baptism, upon its hill an evidence cif Catholic the age principal object of the Conference. New of coloured lights, streamers, confetti, faith frame it in the fantastic hyperbale so trary, may be truthfully set down as ed Sacrament gives to the Catholic in the stability of the South-West. of reason, would make it for themprinciples with the impressions of etc., and sincharacteristic influthe of is that large breakfast the, age, table pre- Not only then is it a great reminder of instigation. Inspiration but when 1 Church its sacredness. That it is a selves in a publicnow manner, As Cathoeerity and justice upon them are being tell him in this House of God that our sented an appearance of a happy mar ence which qualifies men to receive and that dedicated to God through house God, achieved the lics progress they spiritual would openly and 'Wade vocal, and the Conference would welcome is warm and rich, he will feel rage celebrationThe popularity of s.nd communicate truth- Webster tells ly practice the principles of unreserveddwells in it he need not prove to CaGospel of Christ, but it also Holy seem to have a conscience. Should the guests of the evening was referred wonderful welcomed and honoured on this tholics, because it is a truth they us that it is "an act or power of exereisFaith. The grace received their enunciates the importance of a cour- himself in Confirconscience be inspired by wisdom, 10 by the various speakers, who relatspecial occasion in our ag an elevating or stimulating influ- that midst to -day. took up as Jesus His ageous reliance on the future material know. Just mation would help them to which fight is a distillation of He justice, ed cannot then their but feel pleased to see this abode in Mary's chaste womb, so He personal experiences of the ence." Anything that springs front It is a suf- temple values of the district. against the temptations they would raised to the glory of God, and the heart of Truth or Justice. may be the Conference -men may hope to hear kindnesses they had received at their ficient answer to those indiscreet and dues on the altar during the celebraxperience when they went -into the be happy Many lovely presents were in an inspiration, but nothing emanating 'he footstep of God walking among hands. dedicating it for all time tion of Mass, and the graces given to world. The candidates with great feranonymous critics who occasionally them; but should that conscience stul- received from well-wishing friends. The as God's dwelling place. from Wrong or Falsehood can be. fling their brick -bats at Catholics and Mary will be given to the children of vour recited the Lord's Prayer, the Hence the purveyors of the standard- tify itself by allowing itself to be sway- c sening passed most pleasantly, for with charge them with being enemies of the by the Sacraments -sin tne Church Hail Mary, and the Apostles' Creed. The Archbishop's Address. ed by the incitements of the Evil One. dancing, games, etc., "all went merry ised rubbish of the tainted news facthe State, it in hard will by healing because represents be stashed away '1 he usual promise to abstain from who knows not justice, then we may Taking his text from the Gospel of hands of Jesus Our Lord in the Sanctuas a marriage bell," and happy recollec- cash, the contributions of a by no tories of Britain may rot be accorded toxicating liquors until the age of iniegretfully 21 St. anticipate its John, 12 failure, is, chap., tions There af the similar event of twenty 4 and 5 verse and the dignity of inspiration. means wealthy ue community, the loyalty ary. At the altar the marriage was made. His Grace referred to the cnth its failure a long period of econo- five years ago must aave brought feel- and fidelity of Catholic citizenship. "Then one of his disciples, Judas Is- will be blessed, and from the taber- pie however, another word which aptly fit, -bald prohibition that is at present the peculiar abilities: of the propaganda r sic unrest and possibly another ruinous ings of joy and gratitude to the hon- "Money talks" is a much -used sporting cariot, he that was about to betray nacle when death comes our Divine being attempted in order to put down war. Our hope is that the Washington oured guests on this occasion. Him, said: 'Why was not this ointment :rakers who are just now busy in a phrase, which is well worth rememberThe Lord will go forth to strengthen the intemperance. Some people would be Conference will succeed in establishing sold for' three hundred pence, and giva:isses Scott are to be congratulated on wild attempt to tear a hole in the curing by the self-appointed critics of the soul and its for the pasneggared temper agony at the expense of others. It order where chaos now reigns, and that the splendid success of the arrange Catholic Church. The thousands spent en to the poor?' "-his Grace said: The tains of the present and peep ahead sage to eternity. All this explains the ClIk1 be ineffectual to achieve its obfrom it will come a new code of Interoccasion on which this conversation inents they so ably carried opt. into the future, and that one word is in the erection of the stately God's ready to are make ject. sacritices Catholics The Catholic Church was doing national morality to govern the natiops. was uttered was at a supper when instigation. We frequently hear it As advertised elsewhere, the a.s. Zep House dedicated by the Archbishop at more than any other body to combat their Faith. Concluding, his Grace Wei great matters concern the world Mary Magdalen took a box of oint- for misapplied in auenection with the do hyr will leave Barrack-street jetty re- Bunbury last Sunday, under the pat ment to to the the the referred inconvenience 'evil of intemperance, and to was do-day -Ireland and but that of Weshiperi great price and anointed people, and Sisters by having Mass in jogs of respectable people, inronage of St. Patrick. the patron Saint serve WI next Mummy evening, Deceming its -work effectively and without are at work to defeat the Christ's feet. The hiving act of Mary perhaps is due to an illogical train of stigators ber 5, for a cruise to Fremantle, the of the Irish race, to the worship of the +he school. The accommodation was noise. He was very pleased with the !eves of the Irish people, but the stars Magdalen shown reasoning which has become habitual to our Divine Lord oroceeds of which are to augment the Almighty, should give a good solar institheient to meet the needs of the large number of candidates presented, is their courses are with the patient to some people, who, like the donkey plexus blow to any local antagonism brought the reproachful words of the faithful, and now that they had spell and he again congratulated Wooroloo Comforts Fund, and provide 'matching and tenacious Irish. and the the Archni the vegetable patch, thoughtlessly that might be prevalent in the neigh- false disciple upon her, just as the ef- a beautiful temple in which to give deacon on having accomplished Christmas cheer for the patients at that leaven of in a Freedom is working surely. and indiscriminately munches things. against Catholics. There is forts on the part of Catholics t- hon- fitting worship to Almighty God, he short time what no other priest could Sanatorium. The 44th. Battalion bourhood Out of the rubbish tip of the cables our God in the Instigation always seemed to us to silBlessed we Sacrament not a by little, we understand. It is building Band will be in attendance, and an telt sure they would have contribute gene,done. His Grace rather then broken imparted bits of ln a form, with houette an ogre crystals, and demon's beautiful churches in which eusly towards lessening the debt that the Papal Blessing. the outcome of jealousy and enjoyable trip is assured. Have a mostly read in them the signs and omens ofwea He would dwell in the Tabernacle en pointed ears, leer, and cloven feet. It pique, and an insufficiency of human r marred upon the building. blow on the river and help a worthy Benediction of the Blessed Sacra His the altar are made a matter for criticis really a devil's prerogative -lit coming victory. wisdom and knowledge- All the local Grace paid e rich tribute to the Archcause. meat followed, and at its conclusion Tickets are 1/6 each, and ism and reproach. The Cathedrals and doesn't seem to be anything else. It churches, however, bear Saints' names, deacon s enterprise and clear vision as Misses C. Davidson and 0. McKenna the huge gathering rose, and led by the goads one forward churches provokes, it inwhich studded NEWS OF THE ARCHevery land and the Cathedral aspect and importto the future. tie could not sufficiently are the organisers. hoir spiritedly sang "Faith of Our cites, ergo, it belongs to the evil one. ance of St. Patrick's, we have no stand as monuments to the faith and extol his wonderful achievement in the Fathers." Brother -Superior of the Clontari DIOCESE. For the one who is moved by inspirapeople, and their belief in doubt, will in time convert the malconerection and completion of their great So ended a most interesting begs Orphanage to acknowledge with tion, singularly strange it is that 50 to a better understanding of the His Sacramental Presence on the anat. temple. It had been said that the history in the life of Bunbury. day's thanks the receipt of £5 8s. from Mrs. tents others are the creatures of instigation. OALIIIMAR. lavish virtues of the Catholic Church and its Critids asked: Why this Critholia Cusurch in this country is subGrieve, of Bayswater, as the result of EL 4, Second Inspiration has given us Saints and Sunday hi Advent. display? Why this waste of money -Christian Charity. sidised by assistance from the Ladies' football match held recent- great martyrs, heroes ad heroines, whose MAYLANDS. could it not be put to better purpose over the seas. When itreceived Purple The vast congregation filled to the is rememberly at the Leederville Oval. M. 5, Of the Octave. This enermemories are as torches to lead the White doors every inch of space in the great and given to help the indigent, the ed all that the has Church for done getic lady previously Tu. (Prom Our Correpondent.) 6, organised St. Nicholas. a building; the aisles were even crowd- sick and the poor? way to better things. Instigation ha:, White Those who ask he amehoriation of poverty in war ladies' football match for the benefit ed; the event The half -yearly meeting of St. LawW. 7, St. Ambrose. left us only a scrap heap of broken huthese questions, continued his Grace, White was indeed a memorable riven Europe, and the help she had of the Good Shepherd Appeal, and owrence O'Toole Branch or the Hibernian Th, 8, Feast of Immaculate Concepman lives and wasted opportunities. and a historic one. It will be -a tra- forgot two things, one of which was given the starving people of Russia ing to her efforts also in the same diSociety took place on Tuesday evening, The Loyolas, and Dominics, the Xavtion. that the people who are most White dition generfor the Catholic people of the from her poor treasury, carping criticrection, the debt on the Bayswater parish who all the officers being present except F. 9, Of the Octave. iers, and "the poor man of Assisi" ous to God could not, and would not, White witnessed it to hand down ism would be silenced in regard to Church has been considerably reduced. the Vice-Preanent, war. sent act apoloS 10, Octave Day of St. Francis. have left their gentle touches upon be remiss in other things, and that to the next generation, and will be rethose outside aids. Catholics had no gy Aa apology was also received the world, whilst the icienoclastic An those announcement who elsewhere advises contribute to church build- rich resources abroad. White membered with pride, when, a later The Archdea nem Father Lynch. A fair arnutuit Luthers, Calvins, and Cronswells that at the residence of lion- T. F. day, in the providence of God,at St. ings are never forgetful of the poor. con Pat. had to on depend his own faithful of business was dealt with. His Grace the Archbishop will adminwrought deeply dented wounds. The Quinlan, "Avoca," 249 Adelaide Ter- rick's will be raised to the dignity of One new The building of their great church was people of Bunbury and "on member, Mr. W. Byrne, was initiated world owes to inspiration all that is ister the Sacrament of Confirmation race, un Saturday, Deeember 10, a garthe transformation of faith into ma- alone, and the glory of raising13unbure an Episcopal Church. People came such a a )u 11 benefit member, valiant in history or exquisite in re, the Sacred Heart Church, Highgate, .it den fete will take place in aid of the and one nemiThey should take to from Waterloo, Dardanup, Ferguson, terial form. at beautiful temple to the honour and nailon, Mr. J. McDonald a ligion. Instigation 'has given 4; the evening devotions on to -morrow Cathedral Fair, to which a cordial in- Brunswick end Australind. Every new arrival heart what Our Lord said was the gory of God belongs to the Archdea- from the Greep Isle. A syllabus swamps and cesspools, from which have (Sunday). vitation is extended to all, is to greatest and the portion first of the vast Commandment, district con was and reprehis people. He congratulat. ne drawn up next -fleeting subject to swarmed upon the world wars, insursented. In the large congregation "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God. ed them on the crowning of the work any rections, religious strife, and half the On Sunday, December 11, at 3.30 alteration shat May be arranged with all thy heart and with all thy many representative that has non-Catholics been done for the greater at the meeting of district delegates en evils that have molested society. On p.m., at the Cathedral of the Immacuwere present to show their testimony strength," and the great duty of the glory of God and the salvation of :he contrary, inspiration has left us late Conception, the Archbishop will ad DecemberTee following were of goodwill to the Catholic community Catholic is to follow out this great soulsTheir beautiful church would 21.n. cenotaphs and memorials of good t ninister the Sacrament of Confirma-to office: Bro. T. Hinds, pi-est.... and tQ its well -loved lea ler in the perCommandment. The of buildmotive stand as the concrete expression and elected mit F.!: Bro. J. P. Shee ly, things done, fine adjustments made and tion. vice-presidentTing their great temples did not rise eymbol of the zeal of priests and peoson of Archbishop Clone Amongst wrongs righted. Wilson's --Fourteen E. J. Kenny, seccera-v; Bro. A. the congregation were Messrs. Money, from vain display. It was the out- Pie for the faith and their belief in Pic. Points were the off-spring of inspiraJeffery, treasurer; Bre) Tom McDonTo -day is the Feast of St. Fiends (Father Faber.) MlL.A. (representative of the district), come of the vivid zeal of priests and Almighty God. It would stand for gention, but the fourteen negatives of the, Xavier, patron of the Catholic Church ald warden; Bro. J. Kelly. guardian. The day, the happy day, is dawning, and Rose, M.L.C. and many of the people, and all that is meant by the erations unmindful of the buffets and Big. Fours, and the Big Threes, and Members intend duri.ig the next half Australasia. The glorious feast of Mary's chiefest municipal councillors. great First Commandment of Our storms that would beat against it a the Great Twos, which rut the "kiboshn Lord, that what is richest and living testimony of the warmth and year to make a big eaert with the asPrior praise, to the openipg ceremony, an or. them and made a human wreck of s.stance of Father Lynch to earoll all Thursday next, December 8th, is the That early most brightens, Mass beautiful alone is worthy of the like a was second morning, celebrated in the new generosity of the faith of the people their anthor was undoubtedly instiga- Feast of the Immaculate Conception of young folk in the parish. The clouded evening of these latter church, and a large number appraaca. service of God. His Grace dwelt upon of Sunbury. His Grace thanked the theThe tion. Inspiration was in the vision of the the Blessed Virgin Mary. of the bazaar hopes to It is the the ed wealth days. tne and energy and Holy artistic efTable. Up to a Archdeacon late and people for the wel- have_ aseceetary men of Easter Week, whii lit the torch feast of the Archdiocese of Perth, and O every clime! 0 every nation! balance -sheet ready for next hour c,p Sunday night Archdeacon fort spent in building material shrines come they had given him. The func- week, cf war against the demoralisation of in honour of which the Cathedral Praise, praise the God of our salvation! there being a few outstanding Smyth, raised for the and of Fatuci Dunne, of gratification human tion the that Cahad taken place that day accounts yet,to come their country, and made possible by Church is dedicated. It is not a Holy in. thedral staff, were busy in the confesvanity, and compared the motives at was one of the grandest in his experiImmaculate! oh dear exemption! their deaths the Redemption of Irish Day of Obligation, but of very special Holy Mass:-Maylandi, 7 and 9 amt. sionals. the of A back these large with the spirit ence which number of as candidate; Archbishop. A He hoped spotless soul for God, entire and that Nationalism; the other events that fol- devotion. Devotions 7.30 p.m. Bayswater, 'or prompted the Confirmation were efforts of the n people of a few years the zeal of the among the Cow am. free. lowed by the impulses of the Asquith municants, and the first Mass was an Sunbury to erect a shrine worthy of con would be recognised, and Archdea Redeemed with such a choice redempthat he Cabinet -the barrack yard Tragedies, We are pleased to report a slight imDZATIL inspiring example of Catholic Faith in the Eternal God. To build .a temple would be able to say that every penny tion, the deportations, the gaolings, the out- provement in the condition of the Rt. iiAVAINAGLI.--At the Real Presence, and assuredly con- worthy of the Most High, Solomon had was paid off. his residence, Angel nor saint can share the praise lawings-these were truly instigations. Rev. Dr. Kelly, Bishop of Geraldton, -Avondale," Cuthbert, on Tuesday; soling to his Grace and Archdeacon a desire to lay all the nations under Archdeacon Smyth read a with thee. list Sir Edward Cerson was an instigation. who as a patient in St. John's Hospital, November 22, the dearly beloved hueSmyth. tribute, and all that was splendid in of contributions received. long O every clime! 0 every nation! At the and the Six-County State is the crea Fubiaco. band of Hannah Kavanagh, from At half-past ten o'clock. punctually, art and science was brought, into his close a collection was taken up, and the Praise, praise the God of our salvation! ture of his instigation. Irish history heart failure, aged his in cope and mitre and passervice to beautify and make great response was very gerierous. since Easter Week is instigation on the Rev. Father J. McCormack, of Bins- 0 Virgin brighter than the brightest, toralGrace, Deeply regretted. that temple, it staff, and was his preceded prayer that The by acolytes appointments and of the church arc English side. Tile men in Ireland to- selton, returned by the Karoolie on 'Mid all the beauteous throngs that cross bearer, attended by Fathers the Lord of Hosts might find it a fit- in keeping with the beauty of St. Patday who are really zencerned for her Wednesday evening last, after a holiIN M.Z1406111. shine above! Dunne, ting BA., habitation. "I have thy and W. heard rick's. Lyons (DardaThe Stations of the Cross, day the future destiny are these who have spent its Victoria and New South 0 maiden whiter than the whitest, nup), with Archdeacon Smyth as Mas- prayer and thy supplication," said the gift of Mr. and the late Mrs. J. A. Boor, BRUTON.-Of your charity, pray for heard the whisperings of Truth, and Wales, Of lily flowers in Eden's sacred grove! the repose of the soul of our dear ter of Ceremonies, began the official Most High, "and my heart is there al- are artistically wrought representaare guided by the precepts of Free0 every clime! 0 every nation! eon and brother, Jack, accidentally blessing and opening ceremony. ways." The Church of God is the hats:tions of The the NVay of Sorrow to Caldom. Seventy-three years ago Thomas Rev. Fattier O'Sullivan, C.SS.R., after Praise, praise the God of our salvation! killed at South Perth, December 3, Hibernians tation of the Lord, for "The Lord lov- vary. formed a guard of honour They are in high relief, and Francis Meagher said in Dublin: "In completing a fortnight's successful mis- See! Mary comes! to his Grace, and a strong representa1919. eth the gates of Zion more cost than all the 100 guineas. 0 jubilation! this island, the English never, never, sion in the Claremont parish last Suntion of places Sacred of Heart of Jesus, have mercy the of men." With She Children Mary beautiful words An comes with love to cheer a guilty and memexcellent choir, under the day evening, conducted a Retreat for shall have restThe work begun by bers of the Sacred Heart Sodality his Grace paralleled the great graces of Mr. Power, sang Turner's Mass baton on his soul. race; of St. the Norman shall never be completed." the Children of Mary at the Sacred O triumph, triumph, joined with by his father and mother, in the which the -Inserted Most High the procession around adorned Cecelia. Messrs. the all Connolly creation! That seems like inspiration, because to- Heart Church, Highgate, during the Fitzchurch. The music of the grand old Mother of God with the richness and patrick (tenor), Miss Hastie(bass), O Christians! triumph in redeeming and sisters, Elswick Hotel, (soprano), brother day it looks like coming true. That week. hymns, "Faith Our of the and of splendour temples raised by CaFathers," Mrs. Lvichhardt, Sydney. grace. C. "NearBoswell . . (contralto) had which is being done in London Tory er My God to Thee," and "Hail Holy tholic piety, wherein is to dwell the the leading parts. The "Kyrie," trom The Retreat in pretaratien for the O every clime! 0 every nation! dub rooms and in the "London Tory Patrick," were well rendered by the Redeemer of men. It is written in Mozart's Twelfth Mass, was devotional- CAMPBELL. -Of your charity pray Feast of the Immaculate Conception Praise, praise the God of our salvation! Press to stem the tide of Freedom in for the repose of the soul of Henry parish the brass Book of and Proverbs, "The prely band, a Lord great and choir of effectively rendered- Miss Ireland and to blind the eyes of honest will be opened by the Redemptorist CATHOLIC YOUNG Alexander Campbell, who was killed voices made the strains rink out with served me in the beginning of His tie's "Ave Maria" was sweetly andHas LADIES' CLUB deFathers at the eleven o'clock Mass topeople overseas to a real vision of the in action at Anzac, Gallipolli Peningreat fervour ways." the votionally -the From the effect beginning Creawas devogiven. Ilhe music was and COTHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S morrow, Sunday. incidence of British law in Ireland, is sula, on Thursday, the 19th day of tional and very beautiful. tor meant Mary to be the most perfect worthy of the great occasion. Miss absolutely and unquestionably nativeNovember, 1915, aged 43 years. ForRev. SOCIETY The of His creatures. Mother ceremony of All the great blessing graces Aileen Provincial and of dediRooney the Conand Mr. Carl Meyer tion. If the wretched and ugly word -cent of Notre Dante des Missions, Hightified by the rites of Holy Church. cation having been completed. a Missa this most radiant among woman re'violins), and Mr. Len Nesbit (con could be eliminated from our tongueCantata gate, leaves neat week for Europe, so was celebrated by Father J. ceived from God her het) was typified in rendered valuable service to the COMBINED stript of its thews and fangs and ren- assume the important office of ProcurGreater love no man bath than to lay Dunne, BA. transcendent beauty and perfectness. choir. Miss Josie Boswell presided dered inocuous in British politics- ator General at the heed house of down his life for his friends. She was so adorned by the Almighty at the organ. the .vhat great things might be accomArchdeacon Smyth Welcomes His -Inserted by his loving father and she to Institute. because was be the Mother of Rev. Mother Eudoxia, of plished for Justice, what wonder* for Confirmation. Grace, family. the Redeemer. Wagin, Through her the curse as Provincial and Truth -what a rich It'arvest might be Prioress succeeds At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, his of Adam's transgression was to be liftAfter the Gospel, from the pulpit, at the Highgate Convent. FOLEY.-Of your charity, pray for the reaped within the Empire in the years Grace administered the Sacrament of Archdeacon Smyth, by way of intro- ed off man, and the vision of the ReSister Mary of the Transfiguration, S.S. ZEPHYR, repose of the soul of our dear and deto come. Confirmation to a large number of can was duction demption made clear b. and the unexplanation, said he was who came specially over to the Good voted mother, Mary Foley, who, forTUESDAY, DECEMBER 6th. uidates, We live in an age of hypecrisy and amongst sullied exceedingly of beauty that sinless soul them gratified with all that being had several Shepherd Convent, Leederville, from tified by the rites of Holy Church, greed. through their statesadults. Nations The church was thronged. the head house in Australia of the Or- boat leaves Barrack -street Jetty at happened that day. The weather was "Our tainted nature's solitary boast." and having been privileged to receive Prior to the ceremony Archdeacon men are competing against each other der, superb, thank God. She is called "The Lily of the Valley," The dedication Abbotsford, Victoria, to supervise 8 p.m. Holy only two hours beTickets, 1/6Communion in the strife for commercial ascendancy Smyth end it explained ceremony so much yearned for was as is the proudest tribute that has to the candidates the Good Shepherd Appeal (better fore her peaceful end, died at Ea a. importance and necessity of the great arrid the sacred principles of Eternal the been paid to that living shrine of Alsolemn as the rubrics allowed -and I./6 by its development into the S.S. ZEPHYR. 1/6 on 3, 1920 Gull -Herd December Truth and Justice and Honour Are be- known Sacrament that to be was ighty God. was a full Never creature The conferred, much. audience and the Westralia Fair), left by Monday night's Eternal rest grant unto her, 0 Lord, Leaves Barrack -street Jetty Reserve reasons why it ccv inctunbent on the ing ignored and violated, or flouted "Limited" crowding the great edifice in every part horn with such great graces as Marv, for the Eastern States. and let perpetual light shine upon and MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, candidate to be well instructed in the altogether. Diplomacy-secret and outside was a record, and he felt the Mother of Christ. We may ask Rev. Brother Borgia, BA., who has her. May she rest in peace. Amen. In aid of Wooroloo Comforts Fund unscrupulous-takes the place of plain. truths of religion before the reception sure that hundreds of the audience why such lavish adornment on one -Inserted by her sorrowing sons and outspoken, honest, open dealing, and been Director of St. Ildephonsus' ColChristmas Cheer tnrilled with the highest emotions of creature? "Because He that had made of the Sacrament, that they may be daughters. me eational alliances are frequently made lege, New Norcia, for the past two 44th. Battalion Band in attendance. othy of me rested in my House." And that is gladness, gratitude, and perhaps comthe supernatural dignity veers, leaves by to -night's "Limited" for a villian's purpose. Why? BeTickets, 1/6 each. placency. the reason why Catholics spend so which it conferred. He welcomed them all -no for Sydney, where he will join a ship cause the nations have dropped their Don't forget Monday, December 5. matter what their religious susceptibiliHis Grace was attended by Father much in the building and adornment O'CONNOR.--Of your charity pray for communications with the true source of for his native New Zealapd, to which fnr a blow on the river for a worthy ef their churches, because in the Ca- Dunne, MA., and Father W. Lyons. ties -for the True Church encircled the the repose of the soul of Nona O'he has been transferred. Anyone who Treth and Justice, and are playing cause. world, and that material miniature in tholic Church, which is the -House of During the ceremony the chair beautiConnor. who departed this life 3rd has met him could not but be struck against each other with loaded dice. it Misses C. Davidson and 0. McKenna, which thee were erowded was but the God. God will come to dwell and take fully rendered the "Veni Creator SpiritDecember, 1913. 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Here. too et ar Branches, New Britain, Solomon. and ether lancre ant lean the Navan Fort, the aiwitraita, and at Papua, (By Rey. Brother Le Breton.) .\ man might wear a up to £5,000. county is 1, is as nru 1,11 this lett:1.s Red have 31% Interest on Deposits the well of God," Christ. thought not Ireland. have 111011,eeint. fur t tichullain and a of From Amounts over 1E1,000 up to al,A410. medal on home without Away er truth, was hear Ile Far a% Interest VC.. that te Will lie seen they away it asserting far similar Thus shall Lord Our name "Ilea very MILLER. K.O.M.Q., Knights. after his AL. W. fin 'Live, With His Branch they preach far and everyone for Irish history CIvorwor Though put to a test of faith preacher, and how shall(Rum. x.. 17.. JAMES KELLYGoyrnor - Sir DENISON let us say Difrom the very dawn a ofpre-eminence in "Bea miracle. be sent?" worked from Ireland, purple thistles on a D. for 'Still Not they Ile Deputy whom N. S. occupied unless or has Wife,' Armagh like counexpressions tree and in entering sine, other has but few this," us might. thou of There's a knot of which We lieveth vorced.' There is not one its national life Never did cliff above the sea. says, "There; again it has been be struck by a stately it, were for ever on Hisof lips. of a ties can boast uf, anddays the smiling person who censer flaming between strange city. faith, without of Shane the your reliIle see an exhibition !Ake a silverand me. erected to the memory from the 1 admire about column thing associated ,i selof God, one Wit it. with .aril of Roe boat, SI. away approval sky Hugh swurg ran of same His the expressing wile is ho never Proud. through these New Hospital gion," and "Were all in the an ideal bells of fuchsias Irish Volunyou believe," The blood -redcabin oess the case of St. Peterofproclaiming This would pre,erve UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. dier." i1, n, that Phelim till the time of therepresentation it doesn't matter what Living ideal the SPLENDID the Son one the Het around a Christ SUBIACO. but admires art who "Thou Railway Stations. of the family, Now, the man teers. when Armagh'sattains the Art of etc. world." e yellow law ei nature sacra. must pass by Close to Subiaco and Leedervilleown Medical Advisers. God, is-ho art come into thisapproval, Wlicre the earthen flour.e in is rooted in the made a firm protestis the ecclesiastical thing about our religion their of nature. eager Select he may Gee Saviour's clowthn to flood the matter Our which Patients by and away. Armagh far mentalised Union. a great many things does not admire. "Blessed art thou Simon, because flesh of PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. it is the Sec telFar away, and very TERMS MODERATE. capital of Ireland. For Terms Apply to finitely, and which he thing he admire, it to thee, would revealed not Ireland. eation have away Nut blood Pastor. DENOMINATIONS. and far ALL Wire one TO Patrick. the very OPEN Saint Perhaps, too, Wants Live is in Heaven." Rev. Mother. it may 13.- TA,: but my Father who faith Though I'm far and severance of its ecclesiastical unimportant, the Sept. relatively crate be Hospital at N.II., may Peter a As St. of Equipped Manchester. and from Ireland, This splendid act of t*ongregational capital from the motherland. The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly be that he admires a sacramental, Street Franklin Kalgoorlie. was evoked by the question which Our 'and the heather for any sacrament congregation. ,eet of learnine, Armagh was famous rock rich appreciation a no has grey its a "W'hom day, Society. of Apostles, !There's Church The names haps he in Boston Lord had asked His hum all the through Ennio, At the yery worst guess pei They told where the bees shoulder trails a out the num has placed an advertisement Now, true do men say that I am?" "Pastor wanted for streets to-day still printstudents admires the collection.a matter of the was Elias or papers as follows:England Mown its mossy of adis-here city Him that some said He some Congregationlie the spray, of never here can briar religion New the locksaid He crimson in rind prominent iesided Oelnan Prophets, hr the temperaof Must of one or city. nationalities anc;cet taste, various miration, or of the instit al Church in an inland:ticcessful as a Like a craobh ofTime's magic key. it was John the Baptist risen from clays of its famous educational Catholic truth is of God.taken ment. specialdid not mated beneath of its message is as one who has been opinions these If is alsi the birthplace church dead. has and God Armagh and God, N.W. and Goldfields Visitors organiser Oen. from came pastor. have not historic need Lord preacher, most. Renovated Throughout. But the beauty Our The pregreatly, its ter Wealthy for to me of St. Malachy. Good salary. central',* pains, and given safeguards Under Owner's Personal Supervision clear as dawn very. about what the for. away, in executive. Siieve Gallium, inHimself Catered far ly days Ireland, first concerned in very the edifice From maintain and servation. Attractive exploits Far away, society. Apostles thought of ilim, but He did M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. for work." Colseparably connected withandthethe refuge of the world's infancy, God guarded Ireland. "And HOTELS, PERTH.) located and fine field one and in the concern Himself, and asked, of the church of Finn and Cuchullain E. Clark, truth with jealous care,began far sway sue (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK Arthur the I am?" Peter's that very onel say sentinels you do and whom peradvertiseand far Plunkett, the admitted that the approval of Oliver plains, and the district is very Garden of Edenthe instruction of faith was the right faith, and Christ Though I'm leaders, rounding from Ireland -.tending idle in a ment had not met with fected the work of from-from God -cart hut. he added. steeped in the spirit and traditions r.f Adam and Eve, for "the voice of the tells us where it came .n 'there's a turf of all the members. the Heaven. the Father Almighty in Paraexperience of walking HOTEL IN FREMANTLZ. Trish nation. the heard. the had was quiet village street, God not in Lord have axle St "they on its THE MOST COMMODIOUS Later on, Our Lord was to tell thirty candidates without dise at the afternoon air, and He over The hens roosting looking singled heat. be Clergy. to was the ne the faith and his said not did that Peter Clark Clemenceau them instructions." If it shadow from boy beside it looksuccess, as I have." Newark. devil. N.I.. set God belt- knowg, is gave out for special attack from the matter what we were to believe. There's a barefoot "The Tiger ' had been to Boston, cities. and even ti the sea, desired to have Addressing a tame. instructed Adam and "Simon, Satan -lathsift have ing out towards not trouble England quite need New getting more eral far wheat. as thee might in Corsica. M. for the des;rable but it did matter, and matteredis thee, that heprayed And the birds have morn than he. crowd of people at Pine. happy Chicago. in his hunt wants for thee, that thy to find Eve: an "up -to but I have for the morrow's was quite The church momentously. It mattered so ofenv far away, in man. audience. the according to Clemenceau fail not." Why the special praythe faith centuries the amid through Far away, and very all priest that date, live wire pastor," parish the of Peter's in everysafeguarding landed his the tell for er man to through a renewed Ireland. God had hesitate away Old Law, They Clark. and he did not be(7ity beat far and very far revelfaith if it does not matter what we "Once during the Patriarchs and the Prophets. by things Though I'm July, but, he says.and"Kansas body so in public--Premier, in leave Peter to be an poilus not thrown Why "some house lieve? the enlightening, from Ireland ex most dollars ations the our 5,000 war," said from creed te his of some taking had be decoration eclectic people which Ire would have His by adding an automobile." asked me to award some hand of misfortune at an hour liege as well as do. As our acts the Scribes and some from the Pha If the blackmy their Army Chaplain, who, joyous heart, had made Mount Gazarim, and their gripped must spring from our faith, it is sees, some from had helped them with padre disgrace Catholics. "4IP If the of clanger, of Cromwellian blisters red the some from the Sermon on the Mount? necessary that that faith should be smart, in a letter to artillery work. T embraced Prestage. what Peter believreas it mattered Edward anNo! my pale cheekstrouble pain Mr. one with the decoration relations the Our or says: correct. Post, and gave him heed the mattered for himself: it matthe London Morning I'd little lay 1 We have long and veer other, all our communications and traf- ed. It quested. on me, for Christ said in brethren, I am a (Roman) Catholic, his for that tered another fellow our "Though one in between faith on tearing founded road could are fic, wrongly been on a white thee, that feel that only another Cromwell If climbing whins and the baker to him, "I have prayed for being grocer The in to the interests of the mew be fatal gunmen I'd the rivalry with once thy faith fail not, and thou golden i.e put an cad tie far away, in dead adequately must each believe in us, otherwise we some co-relicountry. This must brethren." thy be confirm to converted Far away. and very Ireland, and 1 know that want important we of it exceedingly find Does united, should be us same." the Let and think himself for mine Ireland. faith mattered of is entitled to his to be solicitous about "what we shall Peter's in the Irish World gionists anything about strong. Every- oneand it also mattered for yo Mr. Prestage know Ireland? persecution i; --Cathal O'Byrne, eat and what we shall drink." Hap- his brethren; O'Conopinions, . . personal in is not the deeds faith if our was for me, for Cromwell's pily the grocer and the baker do be- and Ireland," but a bad game," This statement of creatfaith of Peter, then it is not the faith nell, in his "Memoirs A Mistake in Modernism. Cortie, lieve in us; they believe in our honwith loud applause And Lingard, in reeeived from L. the not is Aour faith passage and if a Christ, audience. of quotes esty, and they believe we are nascnhis ma, ed a sensation amen s the The Rev. Father of Stonyhurst Colthe historian describes Cromwell faith of Christ, it has no promise of The story of Simple Sullen is able. F.R.A.S., Directorpreaching in the Sac- which When "to life is eternal it Drogheda. for at life, eternal sacre which rhyme IN A all opmore than the nursery lege Observatory, If our faith is Edinburgh, recentECZEMA OFTEN STARTS know Jesus Christ." entered the town and overcame The most people think it to be. red Heart Church. PIMPLE. believer had position "the pledge which had bec:i not is it then true of Christ, faith the the not r enshrines that corstory of Simple Simon Tel. SS& ly, said During five days This from science, and was violated. truth, for Christ is the Truth. -ROOMS AND LOUNGES. great truth, which I think its author ran with blood. nothing to fear every advance in nat- given Any Skin Trouble. For never Drogheda can of in Christ" is 40 BEDROOMS. LARGE DINING which streets Eam-Buy. "truth the ILO` is Its authorship of. was well aware stimulated dially welcomed historical, arfanaticism blotChrist for For and for selection, matter inflamed be a itching pimples and of eczema and lost trace of, but I shrewdly suspect commissioned His Apostles to teach from the and eth- Revenge ural, knowledge. the passions of the soldiers: that it was the work of some great the world "All things whatsoever I swords ches are the harbingers diseases. chaeological, anthropological, CO. They conspired to show garrison they turned their of distressing skin who lived about 715 yeari. thou other one VICTORIAN TAILORING nological science all and veracity the inhabitants, He gave them and for Zam-Buk, Archbishop against the need the of There are many reasons for at- have commanded you." immotell forth ago. also were the authenticityChrist, set victims which and arand skin, choose, unresisting and the pick to sand no optien of soothes simple and this tributing the wisdom of the Gospel if science lated together within the walls of t'es which cools unsightly spots and eritte range a cultured eclecticism. or a comstory to some unknown ArchiepiscoJAMES KEATING. llis claims to be divine. whither they had fled f ar clears inaway it at least prepared which goes Institute). a way no other remedy can range great church, "I believe," acids O'Contions pal personage-it is fit for Thomas fortable indifferentism, Martin cannot give faith, whole PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Suits the Lane. In Luther. with of Donation road Our the 340 HAY -STREET, the Jones. asked of R. Simon part of Mrs. Simple Aquinas. history the way for faith. physical and b:olo- protection." the in and Irish Suitings. Dress is not and Knox, Scotch "there John of writes:-"Through with nell, way Line science, Qld., but the a little ware and his Special of A proa taste natural for Toowoornlia, pieman of horrible instance Specialty. Christendom a morecruelty, was no single knownwhich an eruption my skin broke differs with Paul on this point, and no sympathy I have refused. pieman systematic scratching Application. on Sent 2ical, there nature, of law quiet, deliberate I It of agrees with Dean Inge on another. in his into a dreadful eczema. It spread Samples and Self-Measurement Forms with the pieman's churlishness. cess of nature,to norevealed reiigion Tweeds Just to Hand. and cold-blooded." Cromwell. "It from one leg to the other, and soon have every sympathy with Simon's God's last revelation to theno world counter Large and Varied Stock of Blarney 4 :an the natural ai:d to the Commons, wrote: new is dispatch There body. made. entire now we been my just But has by endeavwas by confounding disappointmenti covered our bless deduce to God laws nine has he the pleased over all has of for this "Last like learn. sideto ws truth "I suffered the supernatural, experiment and the ours at Drogheda. After battering, shall not mind the emotional. and St the months, though I experimented with consideration of the meanness spoken to us by His Son," observation and not think thirty e and tracking one, revelation, thatbeen even stormed it. I dolives: SUBIACO and the want of meae.s Paul warns us off from listening truths of faith andChurchmen of the had and those that all sorts of lotions, ointments, their with how would no be that caped to heaven to an angel from so-called modern of the fundamental salves. There seemed of the other but just take notice of the Barbadoes'" one the did are in custody for Mr. my husband than until Gospel relief other let go any vet,was bring permanent Simon of Simblt led to the denial Christian faith, and that Prestage this: a saintly man soothPEOPLE, other Apostles and the the pieman did not which got me to use Zam-Buk. This doctrines of the doctrine, the Divinity What Catholic Times. THE LIMBER AND HARDWARE great hungry. inbecause That this truth might be gi preached. ing, herbal balm brought meburning The pieman asked even the central him. confuse erates!-London beileve WITH THE Modernist it the because CONNECTION Let the IN indefectible relieved is speedily of Christ. ease and and he Old Cornish Crucifix. for a guarantee; ft was not forthcom- preserved-it WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING in the sense to Zam-Buk every TRADE. preserved Thanks Peoof itching. refusal. eternal-but the natural and is BUILDING and the historic so and ing, Divinity the to Le access to was logical in denying trace of the dreadful disease was clear- ple will tell us, that in the supreme that man might always have all An ancient Crucifix, believed DEPARTMENT. Carrie. bright discovered at "But," said Father see it plainly, Christ. ed away." 700 years old, has been COACHBUILDING AND WHEELWRIGHT matters of spirituality, it does not mat- it, and might is a student of record of radiance, wgs found lying divine It of ever-growing luminosity Cornwall. in the wonderful see with "for the Christian -who exA they Kew, while CARTS, SULKIES, AND St. believe, what we ter WAGGONS, bed is sufficiently the FARM in wounds that mud, and IN attitude the poisoned mountain. in a his in on SPECIALISTS proves that, a city seated nature, face downwards the world around us that it matters REPAIRS. of one of the .., through pri- cures cannot be hid. God has taken care plained by the words scienitists4 !Pasringworm, ulcers, abscesses, boils, ecof a stream which flows aboslutely in respect of their duties being is greatest of Catholic to guard it, so that His word may not zema, sores, piles, etc., Zam-Buie man in the pow writes, vate grounds. The streamif was the what he conduct; and go,' I crucithe all the of in deeper 'The pass away. Just as it was is to-day, teur. without equal. 1/6 and 3/6 cleared. and it is doubtful had it not der magazine believes, and what the. of Nature the more, ZECJITA HITT?, it days of the Apostles, such it 'into the mysteries fix would have been noticedin the mud chemists and Stores. washerwoman believes, and what the - RAILWAY faith. Alreadyand is clean-cut impression powde. simple becomes myBreton a and God has preseryed it because it If the left believes. peasant, new cook It meaThe salvation. men's to can the stone was lifted. inches. he necessary is as faith of the' to believe that if I that when Coffee Palace magazine man believes Church is here to carry on the about 16 inches by 10the head The I have every reason Coffee Palace jvi take his reliable little boy with him to Catholic 'yet deeper it suresarm arc again, of comes Proprietress. He portion until a and Christ of am able to penetrate work explosives, CHAMBERLAIN, left the Breton MRS. of the wander about among are right opposite the figure re, will become as the faith of he and none but those commissionedIf by missing. Beyond that the for Visitors to eirtli.and Ttliiy Moderate Prices. most people aware of the fact uneasy it is tiro Ttis most suitableStation. way. It every to teach. Best attention in right any peasant's wife.'" perfect her have an Railway mains have would Perth son his . faith in broughteto St. were otherwise chaos would result. Outconjectured that it was feeling that something exciting wasI Sampson of Strings, Atheist Becomes Priest. side the Church disorder is the only Kew in the time ofin St.Cornwall, B uy your Musical Instrument*, likely to happen at any moment. where for laymen etc., retreat Papers, travelled who imorder, chaos does not rule, but riots. Magazines, spiritual of the Dol, the idea A great Books, Music, develop a not Fe, shall had Santa and in MUSIC resided, & and all because of the separation from cousin then from ALBERT & SON, LTD BOOK was recently concluded mense possibilities of inconvenience made the his About two who there. STREET (near group monks of MURRAY faith authority, for "faith comes by hearThe ISO colony fantastic S TORES, a Mexico. could arise from that teachcrucifix bakers. another Oats of Address. portions Note bankers, ing, and hearing by the word of Christ. years ago (loan's), PERTH. retreat included of the washerwoman that soft soap in a piggery at the Vicarto -day the found Free-ask But how shall they hear without a were 'agues follow or ers, writers and merchants-people wash clothes, The would similar two life. also are social in There of preacher, and how shall they preach age, Kew. from every class mazes into which the crookedtocreed by Rev. Ernest Yes, the Mowgan and St. Nevt. at unless they be sent?" leadcrucifixes likely be zetreat was conductedown would the new cook BARRACK STREET, PERTH. change from preacher must be sent. sent from auCornwall. Now, in spit' Ott, O.F.M., whose GARRETT dreadful. to & too all is it WEST inspiration an it matters what he because right thority, PLUMBERS. of importance Saul to Paul was EXPERTS, patent very Father WINDMILL of the Engines, Still youthful, teaches, and it matters whet we beThe Partition of Ireland. these laymen. Our Specialities: Pumping belief in regard to the of commonest vicissitudes and the idea Hydraulic Rams, Tanks. lieve. every -day Windmills, Pumps. Ernest has undergone that To every lover of aIreland bins activities and practices What and actBores, cruel highas to gathered experienceseloquentmake comes PERTH. regard in Beverley, November 14 harvester of partition 10 LAKE -STREET, life, men will tell us things, hightest new an earnest andyears ago, Father adds poignancy to the feeling amorg the Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, Proprietress to and things. er 't Armagh Some that befact we the DANCING. what of souls. is matter Catholics doesn't "it a disease that from Bulle tier Irish suffering The sow was This Ernest self it to be cut off. points out that him MISS ROSE MOSS will SATURDAY hece, so long as we act squarely." 20 Class EVERY CLUB, VICwhich shriveled his leg and gave way in which Dancing tin for Septembermore faith of unfaith is theagainst BOYS' Physicians were eatbitter blow to AFTERNOON at the2.30. les its own constant pain. relieve deals a Act Private BOOKSELLERS AND IMPORTERS, the was He at the Reformation "lies him nation PARK. a as TORIA to glory application began with 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS STREET. ancient able to cure or on arranged Ireland's Reformation be The yieldcan head." he sons excluding Buildings. MELBOURNE. by could Johnson's day Moss, ar, atheist in those days, butand made present possibly it its Rose than Miss the idea of faith in Armagh Hay -street. 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Type of Mind Which Directed British Terror in Ireland Cent cables of November 21, in whist' Gieicial [Apropos of the London I pray to heaven is reported as having said: ". . . . sooner Prescott-Decie, 0.5.0., give or later. I will have to light She way. wit that Ulster will and send these Shm Fein murderers and their Bolshevik should tight now is demonstrative they came." the following article ahies back to hell, whence th at Derie's prayer is doomed to Le inof the fairly reasonable assumption cab talOansouni lice, the mineunced effectual; in fact last Wednesday's thr ugh Sir James cone) 1.11g -threatened negutiaIllto the Plantation Area's ("Ulster." :i.ais is whether the Ireland to which collapse. -Ed. 'R." j I- ut now complete ,hooting lion Peal 11,1141 the c Go, eminent has made tender is (OFFICIAL.) -rs at sight became general throughout all Ireland ur only a fraction thereof. area The Irish Bulletiii of ;Monday, rath the Divisional Commissioner's In 1920 the English Parliament deSeptember, 1921, publishes the followFrom March 1, 1920, to December 31, dared the "Sister Island" to be a twin were murterritories, ing:persons two unarmed 199 1920, comprising sister, of majority We understand that the dered in Ireland by the British Forces. "Northern" Ireland and "Southern" Britain rejoiee ac bull the people of Great Ireland, of these, or 34 per cent., appropriate an Sixty-eight By reland. hope and the present truce in were shot dead in General Decie's three 'Souther n Ireland" was defined as in perthat that truce will endtheonly area less than 12 per cent. partly north of "Northern Ireland." an counties, coati two Among manent peace between of active war of the total area of Ireland. This pleasantry .was launched via an tries During the period refused to be those murdered in Tipperary were a Act passed in the absence of three fare the British people alleged against nearing her confinement: two woman of the Irish representation, I've that the atrocities were actually bed -ridden invalids; an old man of fourths end received no support from any Irish Republics their forces in Ireland present truce several and sixty years, or Green. Orange B P., committed. During the Those murdered in Clare Prisoners. difficult to A Non -Voting Team. they may find it even more included rive men killed during the fur occurred, things in S'epteire believe that such that sack of three Clare towns During its passage there sat on the the average Englishman concludes ber: foer Republicen prisoners flogged, reasury Bench four illsterinen-the 17: thug(' who represented his Government on November shot and bayonetted (Mr. Denis disIrish Attorney -General in this country were as amiably two old men and seteral members of (Mr. llenry), the Irish Solicitor -General posed to the Irish people as he now tortured/find kill captured, I.R.A. the for AgriculMinister the Wilson), feels himself to be. In Limerick, General Decie's I). ed. and Sir Tames Barry), H. (Mr. ture murders Headquarters, twenty-three Craig, Secretary to the Admiralty. By Divisional Conunissioner's Views. were committed by the RTC., inch a. by Brigadier canon of unbroken practice, . every But a letter written ing the killing of a woman; the beat- aMinister Lonthe to is bound to vote for the proDecie General C. Prescott on Friday last, of an ex-soldier. the shoot. death ing to posals of its Government, or resign don "Morning Post" help the British ing of two old men and a boo of ten Ulster officials refused to pin four The may 9th, September years; and the assassiration of several the type of mind with their Ministerial colleagues in supDuring the people to understoodTerror members of the I.R.A. in Ireland. amid walked out of partition, of port the directed whnch whole period of General Decie's corncorn. the House when a division was taken. General Decie held the supreme rnissionship in these three counties the abstained from votalso Carson Lord mand over the British Constabulary, extract to torture of prisoners in order Limerick. ing, as he had declared. in 1912, on firstly in the counties andof latterly information from theta was a common in Mr. Agar Robartes' proposal, to exClare and Tipperary,of Munster. Ha practice of the R.1.C. clude four Ulster counties, that he was the whole province property of destruction wholesale In opposed to partition, and only then says in his letter: Limerick, Tipperary, and Clare, during 1 voted with Mr. Robartes because he "Fur the last eighteen months other any more than (920, suffered said if the amendment was carried it mmisionhave been a Divisional three counties. Kilinallock, Co. birrer- would kill Home Rule. this of first the For er R.I.C. Thurles, Co. in May; sacked ick, was the of last period I was in charge com- Tipperary. in June: one hundred a "Forced on Them." police in the Limerick Division, ifteen houses of the poor were wrecked. of Clare. LimThos, out of 105 Irish representaand in prising the counties and August. City in er Limerick for the last lives, the 1920 Bill found not a single erick and Tipperary-, :September the three Clare Wens of senior Divisional supporter. This phenomenon never si:m moaths I was Lahinch, Ennistymon and Miltowt Martial the in any previous Irish measure. After R.T.C. befell Commissioner Malbay were attacked at night and the -it became law. every Ulster leader detaw area, viz., Monster houses of all the prominent Sinus Fein. exit was forced on them willy nilly. to clared proceeds then Novemers were destroyed; in October, General Decie no countenance was ever lent of the "Morning ber and December the destruction of Thus plain to the readers of Irish source to its provisions from any peoIrish the crops, shops and public estimation farmsteads, Post" his to reaWere a city suburb to be transferred nails was of almost daily occurrence rle. He says: "It is necessary to a new authority, the public would Ireland) (of population outthese the All three counties. 'r the that lise by prior enquiry learn the facts. parts.' rages, the General admits, were done is divided into three distinct "A" Despite the protests of corporations tinder his direction, and he "never apwhich he calls "A," "B," and "C." and county councils, Derry and Newry, includes and Loyalists," proved of taking these measures withhe terms "The Tyrone and Fermanagh, are to he with Protestant sanction." under this head the "Ulster thrust into exile. Their local authorias "a out official Loyalists," whom hp describes were not even allowed time to peti :ies capand Promoted! fine population, brave. loyal General Such vio. Con against the change. It is presumed that able." work in dealing energetic his Fur opinion has not been done to hence apunqualified Decie in expressing his National of the with supporters the was gifted to the rince Heligoland Loyal. proval of the Ulster Protestant movement as "corner -boys, criminals, Kaiser. section cif lets approves also of that early promoted lie was this, and murderers," know How Englishmen many them which has chosen to expressin itsa in the New Year to the Command of or that the custody of Ireland's holy loyalty, brae-ery end capability He in Munster. Constabulary to all time over a body given been has places the against series of cowardly pogroms East admits in his letter that he was inwhich has about the same reverence Ulster. Catholic minority in North strumental m having Martial law pro- for them that Christians have for [Some accounts of how these Poe. claimed, and in securing from the Mecce? appeared have out carried arc !rams 13rtish Cabinet open recognition of rethese columns.-Ed. "R.") Under Belfast Jurisdiction. prisals which had lead then been covertly recognised. \Vhat Munster suf"Corner Boys, Criminals and Mur Catholic pilgrims pray at the graves ashis and Decie under Genera! fered derail." of St. Patrick, St. Brigid and Ct. Colsociates would require many pages of umba at Downpatrick. St. Patrick's the "Bulletin" even to outline. But a "B" General Decie calls "the extreniSee in Armagh was famous hundreds says: Fein"-and Sinn given. be details may present few outstanding ists-at of years before Dane or Norman raidthe all included 1st. to July 11th, 1921, January "In this part are From thr 252 men, women and children were ed Ireland. Both lie in areas locally corner boys, the criminals andis one by Nationalists, yet are to population murdered ii. the 32 counties of Ireland controlled murderers. This be ehunted under thp jurisdiction of No fewer than by the British Forces of the worst in the world-cruel, Belfast. co.rupt inefficient, and idle cent., cowardly, 147 of these murders, or 56 per The cairn of Shane the Proud, whom occurred in ,the six Munster counties. Queen and born intriguers." those not in Elizabeth received as an equal, 11, 1,466 "C" he describes as all From January 1 to July the battlefields and castles of the 0'. to refers and houses, shops, farmsteads, etc., were de eluded in "A" and "13," Neills lie beside them. in moral wholly or partially by British stroyed them as inefficient, lacking Half a century ago England cham01 Forces in 32 counties of Ireland. and physical courage and easily coercpioned unity in Italy, and denounced these 1)60, or 40 per cent., were destroy. ed. Pope for refusing to fall in there the General that remembered It must be ed in Munster, the mfaa of which is 30 with, though the surrender of Rome inper cent, of the area of Ireland. Decie was a senior British Police °filvolved the obliteration of the oldest ad. impartial supposedly a is at tl ter, sovereignty in the world. To -day she Incidents of the Terror. ministrator of British Law and, Order. demands from Irishmen that they His description of 80 per cent. of the The torture of prisoners, especially should treat unity as a curse and not Irish people as "corner boy's, criminals at Cork and Limerick, is established a blessing, though their island has and murderers" indicates the. kind of dispute by sources of signed stood for ages one and indivisible. beyond Government British men chosen by the Every statements by the victims. to conduct the Terror in Ireland, Mr. Redmond's Attitude. form of barbarous cruelty was used to Direction." My comrades. betray their Under force them to "Done 1914 Mr. Redmond mid Mr. DilIn The statements of Thomas Keane, Tim- Ion, at the Buckingham Palace ConferUnder General Decie's regime ofsonec othy Murphy, and ten members of the cr. ce with Messrs. Carson ani Craig, on agof the worst horrors of the war be Irish Boy Scouts, given in the issues of the eve of war, refused to purchase exto was At sression occurred. the "-Irish Bulletin" of June 8 and _rune Home Rule by any such surrender, yet pected, he imbued the Constabulary 13, 1921, described scene: that were of 7 years later Sinn Feiners are expected views own his with serving under him jail in almost every a daily occurrence to crawl down to a tamer position than of the supporters of Shin Fein, and he and barracks in Munster during the six that of the dethroned Parliamenwho those all treat to them encouraged truce. Thomas months preceding the tarians, and go forth to history as sigindebelieved in Ireland's right to Keane was subsequently executed, and natories to a pact in Downing Street, murcler and "criminals as pendence when on the morning of his death the which Mr. Redmond refused to make appointed He was no sooner era." women of Limerick gathered outside in a Royal Palace. of Commissioner over the countiesthan the barracks to pray for him, they Before they were invited "to ascen Tipperary and Limerick, Clare were dispersed by Constabulary, who taro how the association of Ireland inthe weapons of assassination and up attacked the kneeling women and club- with the community of nations known those by wielded were cendiarism bed them with their rifle butts and as the British Empire may best be re. der him, and, as he states plainly in batons until they ran. conciled with Irish National aspirahis letter, not only with his approval, tions," a fait accompli as to "Ulster" "These counter-reprisals," General Havieg but by his personal direction. was arranged, and the most minute deDecie says, "were held up as shnwing dismissedethe National War of Indea want of discipline of the police. No tails as to partition received statutory pendence as "reprisals" by Sinn Fein such thing. The reprisals in my divi- vigour. They might, perhaps, be askagainst "the Law," he says: sion were done under my direction." ed to fold aside the banner of the Re"Under these circumstandes the And he adds: "I never approved of public its reverent repose, but how Crown Forces, in this case principal taking these measures without officiat could any leaders trail the flag of Ire ly the R.I.C., took counter-reprisals. 1. nd below the Redmond level? sanction." This was the only possible method by which they could save their own lives, end the lives and property of These counter -reprisals loyalists. were held up as showing the want of discipline of the police. No such The reprisals in my division thing. were done wider my direction, not because I liked it, but because it was the only way." Anil later he says: "I never approved nt taking these measures without official sanction, and only did so on absolute necessity." In other worde, he states that the orgies of destruction and looting and the murder and maiming of individuals which marked the activities of the British Constabulary in his area were not the outcome of any want of dscipline, but his own carefully organised plan of subduing the dis-

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"Counter-Reprisals." Up to the end of 1920, General Decie was in charge of the counties of Limerick, Clare and Tipperary. He took office towards the end of February, The first assassination of a pro1920. minent Republican, by R -1.C. ()centred On outside General Decie's area. March 20, 1920, Lord Mayor MacCurtain, of Cork, was slain at night in his home by constables acting under the direction of District Inspector SwanGeneral Decie was not zey, R.I.C. slow to appreciate the usefulness of this method of dealing with "corner boys," and on March 27 James MacCarthy was assassinated in his home at Thurles, Co. Tipperary, and a day later Thomas O'Dwyer was murdered in the same way in his home at Bouladuff, Co. Tipperary. A fortnight afterwards (April 14) three Sinn Feiners

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this shocking fraud shut out the £ on the value of his lands, and 2s 8d birthplace of John Mitchel (Dungiven1 'n the on his chattels-Trinity College England contriTruism -South Derry" and gave a seat only was exempted. London Ili the 'I ones. buted nothing save what thetwo hunGuilds gave. It is true that Position of Derry City. dred Englishmen bought baionetcies at blazon to them As to the City ef Derr, its Corpora. ZI,000 each to enable tion and Parliamentary representative the "red hand" of the O'Neills on their are Nationalist, and it never formed escutcheons, but that was all. part of Co. "Londonderry." Derry is Row the Plantation Was Intoned. clan the from an island substracted The plantation was enforced at the lands of lnnishowen in what became the expense of the Irish people and was ea: Donegal, and was sepposed to have Its history ruin of its nobles. been assigned to Queen Elisabeth by portant. written by a Presbyterian clergyman, Its inhabitants O'DohertySir John BelIn 1884, when the House of -Lords remain in majority Nationalist. In the Rev- George hill (LibrarianInto"The threw out the Franchise Bill, a corn fast Queen's College) in 1877. 1898 its last link of outlandish thralpromise was arranged between Lord dom was cast away when, by the Local Plantation of Ulster" he shows that Salisbury and Mr. Gladstone (after a Government Act, Derry Corporation every northern noble who treated for or imprisonstormy gust of agitation), by the mediwas freed from the obligation of seek - peace was robbed, exiled, kidnapped or Before ac- mg ation of Queen Victoria. ed. whilst his heirs were approval for their by-laws from the cepting the extension of the suffiege Corporation of London. Mr. Hill's case in tatioid form killed. the price exacted by the Tory leader is this:Case of Co. Fermanagh. tie as was that a Redistribution of Seats Bill Earl Hugh O'Neill's pact should be agreed on, with angle-memWhen the case of the Co. Fermanagh ber areas, as the basis of county repre- comes to be examined it is chefigurea sentation. by transactions as painful. Conor Roe Me fair for his support of Queen Elizavere to be settled b' n Boundaries enjoying the confidence beth, was granted the entire Co. Fermanagh, but soon found himself bereft of both sides, and this bargain was made without regard to Ireland or her of all save a few ploughlands. His esJ. H. tate was **planted" by strangers. Still were supporters Pa)nell's leaders. Mr. York "Irish World" by Rev. Dr. (Specially written for the New it; inhabitants are to -day Nationalist in then "outlaws," and both Liberals and Cot ter.) Can they without cause of all, majority. greatest Tories aimed at "dishing" them. the particu- and hi Blast period shown be cut off from their Mother English propaganda has, tried to declaring: What Followed. re:and? shattred the lay larly in England, strenuously "I am here to flour The story of Co. Armagh is too long The Whig -Tory compact disgusted establish the idea that the present of my constitution on the tibia to tell. South Armagh was given 2 movement in Ireland is just a spasm mains the of the Orangemen, who had brought Sir defence in this House Nationalist majority- to gerrymander of an impulsive race that dues not of Stafford Northcote to Belfast and does ties of my country." Mid -Armagh in 1885, which on the ore ended course Derry in 1883, and had imported Mr. unselfish know its own mind and hence Tone, whose mal boundary the Nationalists would boldly deW. 11. Smith to Dublin in -3884. to denow know its own wants. This lying pres- in his sacrifice by England, eeln. Armagh's capital city is nounce what the latter styled "a mud propaganda holds that Ireland's clares in his defense speech: I have remushroom Nationalist. North-. and is the seat a of IreStafford are Sir hovel franchise." ent aspirations "From my earliest youth Irecote fired the Derry 'Prentice Boys land's religious Primacy-Catholic and growth, entirely disconnected awith garded the connection between seProtestant. That hallowed spot ha; past history, and as with the slogan, "Keep your powder Ireland's and Great Britain as the curse land to fasts of dry," and several lives were lost during has not the logic felt convinced and quence Nation, Irish the of the anti -suffrage riots worked up in excuse it, tradition to respect it, nor it lasted the country could it. that whilefree in the north. the hope of perpetuity to commend nor happy." never be After his compromise over "mud All this is apiece with the same infaPursuant of-his exalted idea of Irish he found hovels," Lord Salisbury propaganda that has destroyed mous held in his exhortations Tone liberty would (By Magdalen Rock, in the Dublin him should do something to control his disentirely Ireland's history and Time's to Admiral Hoche to come to 1.elp that "Catholic Bulletin.") appointed repprters. and was advised for his country fain have her a barren land in in the struggle his in To live for Ireland dear is goof as by an able Belfast solicitor, the late Mr. republic waste, or a dead sun a establish barren would Ireland When blackbirds sing the songs of S. Finnegan, as to the devices to be near him firmament of nations. her form of government. To old. adopted. with the French Let us see if the present year in question the argue joint" When skylarks soar o'er glen and wood Gerrymandering Begun. Ireland is a time "sadly out ofof liberty authorities reminds one of De Val All newly clad in green and gold; Love with Ireland's past. 'rhe gerrymandering which followed era's very words expressing his own To %%lien fillies white and roses red Ireland. old as as is seats Ireland Nationalist in mission at the present hour to whittle down the Beneath blue skies each other greet, confine ourselves to modern times, a high Emmet continues the grand tradiin Ulster gives the clue to the present When flame since -clad trees their raiment passed had half a and filled Ireland century date situation- At that tion of liberty in Ireland in his speech shed Brian at Clontarf smashed the power from the dock where he fell a martyr but a small corner of the horizon of Or snows fall, life in Ireland's sweet. of the Danish invader, whenEngland the Liberal Cabinet. Areas end mans for freedom's cause. of the prepared by the Ordnance Spryey ee- Yet since her morns and eves are fa,r, in 1169 began her butcheries A young man of 23, he extemporaneSince Strong- ously island. their Irish and poured forth periods that will ioneere under Liberal directions were Since hearts thrill at her rivers' song, skies bow's evil day blackened Irish gloriquickly scrapped in Armagh, Antrim, while men love their native air. last Since fresh and pure is every air gigantic and the through down is one picked haphazardly from Derry, Donegal and Tyrone (inter Here Balmy and soft, or fresh and strong. ous deeds of the Geraldines, the The Blue Book instructions or ilia.) many brilliant and beautiful things. Since not a wintry night is drear, O'Neils, the O'Donnells, the 0.Sullito the immaculate Godappeal "I 1884-5 as to the basis or, which conetitSince Ireland's ideal's true and high, vans, the Sarsfields and the chivalrous I swear by the throne of Heaven, betiencies should be formed were set aside. Siece all her children hold nor dear and heroic Collins of our own hour fore which I must shortly appear-by Ai English Catholic member of the For Ireland it is good to die. Ireland's flaming sword shone with the blood of the martyred ;atriots Commission, Sir John Lambert, con. No bribe the brilliancy of liberty. who have gone before me-that my fessed that his colleagues invented ever tainted it, no dishonour tarnished "theological boundaries." conduct has been through all this blackened ever of slavery sense no it, peril governed only by the convictions An Enlarged Belfast. Beautiful as the dawn -in Ire- which I have uttered and by no other it. rethe exile of eye imaginary the an to Belfast, coasts land's Tc enlarge view than the emancipation of my lily P. Kehue, in the Dublin "Catholic turning is Ireland's sword that 752 country from the superhuman oppresarea. which never existed or received Bulletin.") years ago leaped from its scabbard municipal adoption, was pressed by sion under which she has so lol;g and and has never since been sheathed. too patiently travelled." Lord Salisbury on Sir Charles Dilke, Captain of the Guard has passed; has point its or woe weal Through Charles Phillips in Eis estimate ,1 L.nd accepted. It originated in a VielSasd lo! the silence of the Choir, ever been to the tyrant and tie inva- of the character of Napoleon tells irc regal report of Mr. Fallon, Q.C., on Is shattered by the brazen blast der that has no more right to Ireland land: ''You are taught by hi n that town extension years before. Of timbrel, and the wail of lyre: than has the burglar who would there is no despetism so stupendous The British confederatee, however, smash your door a right to your A spearhead of the phalanx gone) against which you have hot a rerefused to apply the "Exhans" report to thus and city; home. southern greet in fields To Paradise! source." Dublin or any Ireland's orators, the interpreters His soldier comrades, who have won O'Connell gives his link to the gola distended "Belfast" secured four of Irish times, show that libeity was Rest, on their bloody, dinted shields; den chain that binds Ireland to heavmembers on a basis which would have not bons yesterday in Ireland, but has enly liberty: "I have but one wish entitled Dublin to six. Not theirs to see fruition, theirs an honoured longevity. Let us hear under God, and that is for the liberty When time Redistribution Bill emergTo sow the seed, whate'er the price; liberty's music from their lips, since and prosperity of Ireland, I am for ed from the draftaman it became tor That we, redeemed, exultant heirs, the infamous Act of Union in 1800 leaving England tc the English, ScotBritain an agreed measure. Sir CharMay reap the fruits of sacrifice. refusCornwalPitt, and of it, made Castlereagh, land to the Scotch, but we must have les Dilke, who had charge lis' names to be execrated in all time Ii eland for the Irish," ed to alter any of the boundaries. For -Ireland's never -dying cause, and Nationrobbery, the bribery. cheat falsehood, to for Meagher in his speech on "Abbot Those propounded 0 Queen of hymning cruelty. ring the Sword," profoundly declares: al.sts he openly avowed were part of (Courage! streams!) golden whose Hear Henry Grattan, be strong, a people must be "To the "compact." The Welsh Secretary For Ireland's rights, for Ireland's laws, self -sustained. words, although spoken 140 years ago, self-reliant, self -ruled, of the Commission secretly tried to For Ireland of our father's dreams: particularly answer those of to -day The dependence of one people upon help the National,sts, but in vain. The trickery of 1885 was aggravated For her he died. Pray God that we who think Ireland should be grateful another even for the benefits of legisfor England's dirty fistful thrown into lation is the deepest source of national when the Redistribution Act, of 1918 Unto this creed hold anchored fast; It may exist, it will not her face by Lloy3 George and his Cabi- weakness. hove in sight. The agreement arrived Though, into God's Infinity, thrive. It may hold together, it will net: a' in regard to Ireland by Mr- SpeakA Captain of the Guard has passed violated by order was not advance. Peace it may er.joy for ingratitude. I name er's Conference "I shall hear of Further gerrythe argument to _despise it and the peace and serfdom are compatibie, but of the Orange party. mandering was then accomplished to been, by the Act of 1920, dedicated to men who make use of it; I know of it will neither accumulate wealth nor the Belfast jurislict'en. It will neither benwin a character. nestroy the Parliamentary majority no species of gratitude which should for Home Rule in Ulster, which thereto. prevent my country from being free, efit mankind by the enterprise of its Co. Down Instances. fore prevailed. The 1918 stew is too no gratitude which should oblige Ire- merchants nor instruct mankind by recent to need re-telling. South Down and East Down sue peo- land to be the slaves of Englaed. In the examples of its statesmen." As in the past, Burke, Sheridan. pled by Nationalists, and share the eases of robbery and usurpati in, nothPainful Facts Recalled. 'ame fate. Were Northumberland or ing is an object of gratitude except Curran, Plunket, Butt, She il. arch many other great orators have bee n jurmore remote a to Scottish the thing stolen, the charter spoliaPartition viewed from Cumberland subjected oracles so Dillon, Devitt. staapoint carries poignant recollec- isdiction it would be less absurd to ted. A nation's liberty cannot. like liberty's tions. Before the Plantation of 1610 throw Tyrone and Fermanagh. with her treasures, be meted and parcelled Sullivan, and Parnell have voiced I'e the unplanted areas of Down, Armagh, out in gratitude: no man can be grate- land's love of liberty-a love that no tio such county as "Londonderry" exand Derry ,into an Orange lordship isted. The district formed part of ful or liberal of his conscience, nor English prison can make pallid, fain Had the Prime Minister allowed the woman of her houour, nor nation of ire freeze nor death itself subdue Tyrone. After the, Plantation NorthLiberty like Truth is ever hale and diocese of St. Asaph's to be submergher liberty." eni Tyrone was cut off and made to ed in aim adjoining English bishopric do duty as a separate "county," to Again he thunders into the ears of hearty in Ireland. St. Augustine's clef Maim of Truth fits her-"Ever anci(however friendly) he would forfeit the all time: facilitate the confiscations contrived confidence of every Welshman. Lord for the behoof of the London Corpora"The King has no other title to his ent and ever new".-is that splendid tion. It was at first dubbed "Cole- Curzon remembers what befel the parcrown than that which you have to spirit without which man grovels an' tition of the Punjab. raine," and Charters of the territory your liberty. Anything less than lit, a country is a nothing-with which If the cost of the Plantation had fall- erty is inadequate to Ireland and dan- the individual reaches the full stature were issued by James I. to the Lonof a man and hie country has in deed en on England she, perhaps, might lay don Companies without any title. Sir gerous to Great Britain." claim to define Ulster's boundaries. Donal O'Cahan, its owner, was tucked Would that the people of E Island arid truth the power of a nation. away in the Tower, untried, and un- but the Corporation of London alone to-day read well and thought well on The King has no other title to his convicted, although he then had a bore its share of the adventure, and this grand truism that welled up from "pardon" of Queen Elizabeth in his that body has long since been recoup- the heart of Ireland's eloquent patriot crown than that which you have to ed or bought out. The planters deHe had joined her Majesty liberty-Henry Gratton pocket. whose last speech was his greatest against O'Neill in 1600. and received a clined to pay any expenses. Their The mock Parliament in 1615 cannily levied "custodium" of his territory. the subsidy for the King off the prosSouth of the new "county" was sparsetrate nation they bestrode. ly "planted," and a native majority our own day. until therein survived A Levy on Ireland. but in 1885 a fictitious "South Derry" RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. The Act of 13th., James I., Chap. 10, was fabricated by weighting it with now called a "Levy on what laid part of the "planted" barony of Cole- Capital" onis the to of Ireland natives raine, and excluding the Celtic portion CHAS. E. OOSDE1N, Manager. and expulsina DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. of the barony of Keenought, which defray the despoilment Every Ulster. the Ordnance Survey officials had map - of their brethren in provide 4s. in the man worth £3 had to A Historical Precedent. Judged by historical, numerical, religious or equitable considerations, how have the Orangemen gained title to If Belgovern the areas in dispute? fast challenges a count of heads by all means let a vote be taken in each district- A deep-rooted sentiment caught up both with ancient and modern history dominates the situation. The bearing of the Franchise and Redistribution Acts of 1884-5 on the more recent branch of the controversy is im-

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Excellency Sir Mathew N mime has tell high aunuration for the ideals ei the St. %incent's tic Paul Suelete, and shut tly alter his arrival in Queensland he cum:nutlet:ate,' with Aretibis hop Duhig and inquired about the soeicte in Queensland. . Brother Hubert, C.S.C., who his been in Australasia for nue, nearly two years representing -"The Ave Maria" magazine, has just returned from North Queensland, and to put it in his own words: "North Queensland is God's own country:' tiro. Ilubert is going back to N.S.W. and Victoria, and expects to return to Queensland early next winter. Bro. angelus ie going back to America, and Bro. Huhert expects to be in Australia for an other year and looks forward to his ',Aura to Queensland. -

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S.J.. a member of the professorial stall of Xavier College, Kew. Melbourne. for the last 30 years, died at the ColFather O'Conner lege oil the bth. tilt. was born in 1841, in County Wexford, Ireland, and was educated at ClonHe gowes Wood College. Ireland. was ordained at St. Betino's C North Wales, England, and entered tie Society of Jesus on September 7, 1861 tie arrived in Australia in 1885, and for some years taught at St. Patrick's College. East Melbourne at Riverview, The Sol Sydney: and Xavier, Kew. emit Office and Requiem took place on the 9th. tilt., in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Hawthorn. There was a crowded congregation, inclaeliiig the alumni of Xavier College, and pup. its of the F.C.J. Convent, Cothanaroad, Kew. Archbishop Mannix presided, and paid a graceful tribute to the dead priest. who, he said, had loved the College, where 30 years of his life had been !pent. The burial took place at the 13oroondara Cemetery where the stulients of Xavier College had assembled.--R .1'.

Lilly 600 approached the altar tails, and it was a devotional spectacle that greatly edified the large congregation. The front portion of the nave was reserved for the members. who sang hymns during the Mass. 1 he celebrant was his Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne (the Most gel/. Dr. Mannix), who was assisted by the Rev. J. Lonergan in administerink Communion. His Grace commended the society's efforts, and said he was deeply impressed with the great act of faith made by the members Nothing conseled him more than to see such flee demonstrations, which were an eel dente of deep and abiding faith.

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WEDDING. DALY-O'HALLORAN. A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Patrick's Ccurch, Fremantle, on October 22, the contracting parties being Mr. James Daly, of South Fremantle, and Miss Margaret O'Halloran, Limerick City, Ireland. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Neville, 0.M.I., and the Wedding March was played by Miss Brophy (Fremantle). The bride wore a graceful frock of ivory crepe-de-chene, draped and embroidered with silk and beads, same design being carried out on train. The

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The Cheapest and Most gregation had been looking forward to first bridesmaid, Miss Nonie Daly, the visit for some time. His Grace niece of bridegroom, wore a very Up -to -Date Corset House wz.s received at the church gates by pretty dress of pale blue silk, with leg Archimandrite Sylvanos Mansour and in W.A. horn hat to match; the second bridesthe Rev. Sophronios Khoury, vested maid, Miss Nellie Daly, also niece of in their 13yzatity robes, and accompaniLridegroom, was dressed in shell pink ed by the cross -bearer and two acolycrepe-de-chene, while the little train All leading English and American tes. The Greek hymn. "Irmos," hearer, Miss Francis Daly, looked very models stocked, viz.:SOUTH AUSTRALIA. hymn in honour of an Archbishop of dainty in white net with pale blue tl.e Church, was solemnly chanted trimmings. The bride was given away The annual geneiai Communion of W.B. Recluses La Divas, Warner's, during the procession to the sanctuby Councillor it. T. Daly, the best man the men of the Carmelite parish took D. and A's Izod's, W.B.'s, ery by Rev. S. Khoury and Mr. A. S being Mr. John Daly, brother of the place St. in Mary's Etc Church, Port AdeMaloof. An address of welcome was After the. ceremony the laide, on the 6th. ult. It was :Men l- br:clegroom. delivered to his Grace by the Rev. wedcling party motored to the brideed by men from all parts of the parA few good numbers in French CorFather S. Khoury. The endesee and home, where a magnificent ish, and was a great success. Specie' groom's sets and Front Laced Models, at sped people of St. Michael's Syrian Melchite breakfast was provided by Mrs. Daly, Mass was celebrated by the Very Rev, ally Catholic Church were delighted and reduced prices. inether of bridegroom. The wedding Prior Scanlan. The breakfast, which overjoyed by the visit of his Grace. His elite was made by Mrs. T. Daly, sisterwas held in the hall adjoining the An old and esteemed resident ui Grace preached a most sympathetic Sizes 19, 20, and 21 in all numbers, in-law of bridegroom. The toasts were church, was provided by the Children sermon. oaroo, in the person of Mr. Thomas to be cleared below cost. There was a crowded cenproposed by Councillor Daly and reof Mary. Prior Scanlan presided. and aylvester Hayes, passed away recent- gregalion: an unusual feature wee that sponded to by Mr. Cullity, an old Prior Hogan deliver,' an eloquent lecthere were twice as nvoiy men as ly after a short illness. His death Brassieres from 4/11. * * ture on "Courage." He clearly defined friend of thy family. Mr. John, Daly has removed one of the few remaining women. Prominent members of the The famous precessional Cr,,ss the real meaning of the word, and em- proposed the toast of the "BridesAbdominal Belts made to order. congregation were so delignted that identities of the early Catholic life at Cong, which is to be presented to Archmaids," the bridegroom by responding phasised the great need -dies, fur held an itnprometu meeting Catholics Brisbane. One of the first altar leoys bishop Maimix, on behalf of the Irish to apply it in the course of their thanking the guests for their good the Mass, and agreed that the after of Bishop O'Quinn, Mr. Hayes wit daily time priesthood, with the Tara Brooch and lives. Only Address wishes. Numerous presents and teleAs an example, he instancgd ceased the growth of the Catholic had come to erect the Holy of Holiee. the Ardagh Chalice, represent the beet tl.e sufferings and arrived. The bridegroom gave rivations endured grams Church in Queensland during the past krown as the "Ikonastasien." More in Celtic art. The Cross of Cong wee by the people of 4Ireland the bride a magnificent gold pendant. fifty years. His son, the Rev. Father than £250 was promised at once. At in -defence made for the church of Tuam. It is et their faith. He a,so referred to the The present from the bride to brideleast £800 is required to complete this Owen Hayes. of Bundaberg, was with likely that some Irish prelate who atfact that a Catholic could be groom was a gold ring; from bridehim during his last illness, and assist:1-konaetasion " and where this us erect - tc the Lateran General Counsel in courageous before groom to first bridesmaid a gold banin defence of his religion he ed at the burial service at the graveel St. Michael's will he brouht into line 1123, brought back a relic of the True must be practical in the discharge of gle; to second bridesmaid a gold banwith the Melchite Catholic Churches in The deceased was a fine type Cross, which was enshrined In an Irish the duties which that religion required gle, and to the little train bearer a of Catholic gentleman, and leaves a old world, and all the ancient vers.The China Hall, Dynon's Buildings processional cross, made to the order of him. In conclusion, the gold brooch. The bride's dress was widow to mourn his loss. eionies can be performed in a full lecturer ee of Kiiig Turlough O'Connor- This view made at Fisher Beard's, Fremantle. horted all present to be ever faithful htting manner. it is the hope of and 915-917 Hay Street Perth the ;s borne out by an inscription, partly who also the to laid carpet at the their church. religion. The Sisters of Nazareth, Wynntun. congregation that his Grace will, next in Latin, partly in Irish, engraved or e o ere appealing for funds for the ereceerie pay another offie!al visit to St. CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. the Cross of Cong. The shaft of the Rev Brother O'Brien (who was mintion of "Nazareth Home," on the site cross is 2ft. 6in.; the breadth across the cipal of the Christian WARE, It.. PARK. VICTORIA at Wynnum presented to them by his Brothers' Colarms, lft. Elfin. It was made of oak, lege in the early days) is a visitor The proGREAT VARIETY to TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET Grace Archbishob Duhig. to yered with eight copper plates, Lid Adelaide, is staying at the College From Our Correspondent.) posed Home is designed as a retreat SETS, and FRUIT SETS. one plate of brass, all adorned with during hisand stay. wherein old pioneers of every denomiUn Tuesday evening last the Boys' a richly interwoven tracery. There cation may spend then declining years WRITE FOR EDITORIAL NOTICES. CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. and of colour scene a was brilliant Club were jewels along the edges, and a A fine up-to-date two-storey brick amidst healthy and pleasant surThe names and addresses of corlight, and it was fitting that there convex crystal in the centre. TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. The building is being erected for the Sisters roundings. respondents and contributors must ehouici be such a large crowd as filled Cross of Cong, which was lost sight of of Mercy, Parkside, on the site of the accompany all communications. the hall by $ pan. The event was the for centuries, was found, in an old old building, Glen Osmond-road. His Grace the Archbishop during his AdSecretaries of Societies, corresponConvent pupils' break-up, celebrated oaken chest in Cong in 1839. eitons are also being made to a High absence from Queensland, after having . dents, and this year by a Fancy Dress Ball, inothers will please note School in the shape of school rooms for n ade his ad limina visit to the duly The hall that all of the usual concert. stead It communications is estimated intended that the Victorian the to visit kindergarten hopes the Father, United and primary classes for insertion in was prettily decorated with lights and the wheat current harvest will week's average 172 bushels The new States of America, and to be successwill cost about hunting, issue should be in the hands of the the donor of the former beins to the acre, with a total yield of 44.- £10,000. buildings HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel)., They ful in securing a c immunity of men will be completed ebect Mr. Rivie, This gentleman is always Editor by midday Wednesday at 345.040. Easter next, from Notre Dame University to carry Established 25 Years in W.A. . latest, and are to be reasonably to the fore when there is any big funcon for the Catholics of Queensland the A Large Assortment of Rosaries, Scapulars, Prayer Books, Picbrief. tion requiring his assistance, for which Speaking at Colling .rood recently, his work of agricultural education. TASMANIA. tures, 8 of all go to him. At pan. Crucifixes, Statues, the Beeswax, Candles, Incense, Charcoal, thanks Grace Dr. Mannix said: "They her/ Reports of Parochial Functions Catholics," said his Grace, "were to sharp those children taking part in the heard much of the Victoria Cross; he The three days' Fair in St. Peter's Floats, etc. should be authorised by the parish play their part as citizens of this great Agents for in the hall, and their all Hall filed into parade R.C. in thought someone should design an ecPapers and Magazines. Also a General Stock aid of the Presentation Convent priest. country, their boys must go out and of Fancy Goods and Stationery kept variety of colour and perfect marchclesiastical decoration for those who Schools in Hobart, resulted in the Sishelp to develop the primary indusReports of Weddings, Is. per inch ers obtaining valuable financial assisting, formed a scene long to be rewere doing so much work for the cause tries, which were the source of the (about 50 words). Tel. A1125. There were fifteen fancy ance for their work. of religion, and that without se..kine It The fair was membered. principal wealth of the nation Funeral Reports, ls. per inch; in sets, and the work of the judges was opened fame or by expecting the ally earthly reArchbishop, was very essential that Catholie people Most kev. eluding names of persons present, Dr. Delaney. cut out tea choose the winners of the ward The least they could do was The stalls were should recognise that they were net Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). The results were as various prizes. to acknowledge their obligation to stocked. During the course of his welt doing justice to their bcys when they Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth, Photograph Reproductions, 8d. follows: Must original set, Red Indress at the opening of the Pair, adthem." put then[ in offices or Government his per square inch. minimum, 7/6. "The Famous "Snigg'a Corner," Grace gave some interesting figures redians, under the care of Mr. O'Dwyer. positions. Our boys must go out and J. They Harvey, F. were J. garding McKenna, They sometimes heard it said :n the financial position of the have a say in the development of the O'Dwyer, M. O'Dwyer, Syd. Downs, M. well-informed quarters (said Archb:Primary schools of the Sisters in HoTHE PLACE TO GO FOR country. Thanks be to God, our These notices appear each alter lop Mannix, at the opening of a ba- bart. He made it clear that the fees Harvey, A. Watson and M. Miuiton young men have been blessed with nate week on Page 8, and we re FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION zaar in Collingwood), that Australia received from the children are far This set fully deserved the attention more than ordinary intelligence, and it spectfully ask those readers con. of the judges, as the way in which should not interest herself in Irish af- from adequate to carry. on Catholic SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. was right that most of them shoul cerned in the above matters, to she were schools, character:, and sustained actfeirs, yet they found that the daily and that the people must do be taking a big hand in developing kindly give them due attention. EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL papers were, morning and evening, sir- their best to meet the heavy expendi- cd was excellent, and will take a lot of the primary industries of this counCOUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. beating in any ballroom. Best dressed ing a large part of their front pages ture involved. try and shaping its destiny. The men set, Stewart Period, under the control to these same Irish affairs. (Laughter who will develop the primary indusof Mrs. and Miss Kierse. The cosand applause.) The, were right, betries and carry on the commerce of Michael's fur the purpose of consecrat DON'T FORGET THE tumes were perfect. and the little ones additions. IRISH NATIONAL cause, as long as the Irish difficulty rethis country were the men most need- ing these necessary . ADDRESS went through their parts well, fully mained unsettled there would be uned here, and our boys should be lecturFORESTERS earning_ the A priest Sydney the applause (says they received e d early on that most important Catholic rest and irritation in Australia. He subCORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. when their success was announced. The ject and should be prepared for pub- i'ress) wrote to a priest in Dubin, re- hoped and prayel that it would be following specials were donated ano imesting him to forward him some settled on lines satisfactory and hon- No Initiation Fee. lic life. They should be prepared for awarded: Mrs. Tohe, special to Bridal Irish linen mesh. In 'he course of his any emergency at all. ourable to Ireland, to England. aril Cheapest Contributions. Set, under Miss Smith; Mrs. Chantreply the Dublin priest writes "This to the Empire. (Applause) Evert Branches: Hugh O'Neill. Perth, meets Lerlain, special to Oranges and LemThe handsome new Church -school morning I got your welcome letter of British politicians were beginning no's Thursdays, in the Trades Hall ons, the youngest set in the sown, unat Bowen Hills was blessed and opened August 18. I proceeded at once to to acknowledge that the real obstacle alternate inquire about the mesh. Cleary has by his Grace recently. The contract to a settlement in Irelend was in North- (Room 14/, Beaufort-street, Perth. der Mrs. Lawrence; Mrs. Wilkinson's none. and the manager. who was 'seekEast Ulster, and that it had been creat- Brian Boru Branch, Fremantle, every special, to Pierrots (Miss E. Hickey). price was £1,450. and with extras the Tuesday. St. Patrick's Hali. The prize for the best dressed boy went total cost would, his Grace anticipat- ing for some a- little while ago, c iuld ed by British politicians for their own alternate get none anywhere. However, I have ed, be at least /1,700. purposes. But the people of North- Parry-street, Fremantle.; Secretary's to "Darky" Gore as "Robert Emmet," -eritten to Belfast to have inquiries East Ulster, or many of them, were Address: W. Keating, 23 Burt-street, whilst Doreen Gardner, as "The Gaiety CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK. Girl," secured the prize for the best made there, and if its presence is disCharles Stuart A branch of the Knights of the Irishmen, and he hoped that ultimate- Fremantle. Boulder; Secretary's address, Parnell, covered anywhere in the Six Counties Note the Address: Blessed Sacrament has been opened at ly they would take their proper place Court dressed girl. Other prize winners were: Hotel, I 'vill Most Boulder: to original endeavour get meets a permi: from side by side with the other citizens of costume, boy, Father Warwick by his Grace Archbishop alternate Fri'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. days. John Dillon, Midland Junction, the pffice of the Secretary of State far Christmas; girl (2), Duhig. Fire Over 70 bays of the ChrisFly the and White Commonwealth of Ireland, (Pro. F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland sloth, Hazel Leach and Peggy AnderHome Affairs to effect a purchase. I tian Brothers' College were enrolled. .onged applause.) This much was J. Junction. was told that a well-known Dublin drason. After the grand march and discertain, that there be no perMoney pery firm was fined £100 recently for manent peace until could to tribution Constablee Tobin, formerly officer in of prizes, including the school lend on application to the an Ire Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. prizes, the children were entertained charle of Kilkivan Police Station. an'. buying goods from Belfast. A good land had full control ofundivided ART her own af- Maxwell, row of Rockhampton, has been award- thing afterwards happened. Two Span- fairs. (Applause.) Barrack -street, Perth, or the at supper in the school room, while the 534 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (opposite King Edward Hostel). M188 M. 5. MoDERSIOTT, Proprietress. ed the Royal Society's medal for conish priests, who are staying with es General Secretary, care J. J. Snigg, Bar- adults took over the dance floor. The Tel. A1855. rack-street. for the summer. went to this firm to Sisters and all the ,good helpers who spicuous bravery in the rescue of the A "Prince" Carnival, towards reducPure Wax Candles, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity with Church requirements; boy Bernard French, who, some time n.ake some purchases. put Tapers, Wicks in so When they .much time coaching the Sanctuary OH, Charcoal, Insense. ing a debt of £5,000 on the Christian holy oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' back, fell down a well.at kilkivan. had done so they offered some Belfast New Ritual, Pictures a speyoungsters in the dancing and marchBrothers' College, South Melbourne, PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG cialty. Stations of the Cross, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred Heart; bank notes in payment. ing are to be complimented on their 'Oh,' said which concluded on the 10th ult. with Irish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries; MEN'S SOCIETY. Children of Mary Medals; Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. ofSilver the attendant, 'these are valid only in work, which was reflected in the suc604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. a crowning ceremonial in the South Dr. Manilla; Books by late NEW SOUTH WALES. Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply (Under the Patronage of His Grace six northern counties. You ought to cess of the ball. The committee, with Melbourne Town Hall, resulted in over ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, andof Irish Music and ReadArchbishop Clune). take them to Cook's. Francis Miss N. Smith as secretary, worked Thompson. They change £3,600 being raised to relieve the Agent ror Catholic Directory, 1921. Record, Sacred Heart Billiard Room, Lounge, Library Card There was a large audience at the foreign money." Messenger, Our Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, hard and well, and also deserve menThe Spaniards ap- thers of their financial burden. BroRoam, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, A Advocate, St. AnAlhambra Theatre, Mudgee, on the preciated thony'a Annals, Debating, Ave it Maria, Musical, thoroughly." and tion Benziger's for their Dramatic services. Magazine. good deal of the success was due to Irish, American, and 14th. ult., when the Rev. A. Rivett, a English Literature Stocked. eh-miming Library. St. Patrick's Badges, * Rev, Brother Fogarty. Large Assortment. Sa'SAtEOUNTANCY CLASSES. non-Catholic clergyman, and Mr. David SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC Mr. T. J. Purcell, who recently unNilon presented a strong case in favYOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. On the 4th. ult., a ceremony of re YORK. our of Self-Determination for Ireland. derwent an operation in St. Vincent's Pull particulars on application toPrivate Hospital, is now convalescent. ception took place at the Convent of W. J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. On the platform was the Hon. G. A. Mercy, Ascot Vale. He leaves shortly for a months holiMass was celeDewar, M;L.C. A resolution by Mi. The Rev. Father Roche, C.SS.R., brated day in the by his the country. Grace D. Nilon, in a patriotic speech, was Archbishop. brought to a close a very successful . The following young ladies were reSociety of St. Vincent de Paul seconded by the Rev. Mr. Rivett, who Betty can Mission here on Sunday evening last, songs on the The Rev. Father Jelin Ryan, C M., ceived: Miss Bertha Taylor (Sister M. said he was pleased to learn on comWestern Australia (Ineorp) when the seating accommodation of St. has been appointed Acting -Rector of Magdalen), Miss Terese McMaster -(Sising to Mudgee, that the relations exPatrick's fine Church was fully taxed. `Beale ter M. Canisius), Miss Marie Threlfell isting between the various churches St. John's College in the absence of 7ti13 Society exists for the purpose The Rev, Father who arrived only re(Sister M. Sylvia), Miss Edith MousalOf assisting worthy families and others. 'D : were so amicable. Might they con- the Very Re:, Dr. O'Reilly, C.M. cently from New South Wales, was Including inmates of public institutions, ly (Sister M. Veronica), Miss Bertha tinue and deepen. He had been askeery- pleased with the result of this, In Indigent circumstances, and engages Rev. Father Lynch. recently ordain- Russell (Sister M. Leenard). ed: Why discuss here the Anglo-Irish in other good works. it is governed his first in Mission, Western Australia. ed at All Hallows, Dublin. arrived in by a Council, ounce In No. 52 (top floor) question? If wrong was being done He was in fact edified with the fine Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches On Monday evening, the 14th. ult., anywhere-whether in Ireland, India, Sydney by the Orvieto, and was apor conferences In many parishes attendance at the devotions both Germany, or elsewhere-then it was pointed as additional assistant to Mate Iris 'Lordship Dr. Foley, Bishop of Balthroughout the State morning and evening. and still more ly parish. The calls larat, with half the priests of his di :funds are many, and our responsibility and our shame. Selfso when he learned tshat some had With a view viewto to supplementing its recese, went into retreat at the Redempdetermination for Ireland was either travelled sources, sixteen miles from the the Society invites persons Corporal Bede Kenny, V,C.. who hes torist Monastery, Werdouree. The re' right or it was not. If right, then it when making their wills to remember its "bush" to make the Mission. No Leen employed as corrmercial travelwork. Bequests may be made In favtreat was most ably conducted by the .vas no party question and certainly doubt his eloquent sermons made a our of the ler Particular on Council, the or any N.S.W. northern line, has enRev. Father Mitchell, C.SS.R. Was no sectarian issue. The principle deep impression on his audiences, and Conference of the Society. tered business life in Sydney. Print to . . . of self-determination ramified everyit is sincerely to be hoped that this his departure from Tamworth his colwhere. The resolution was carried On All Saints' Day, a number of the impression will be a lasting one. The unanimously, £25 was raised for the leagues entertained him at supper at boys of St. Vincent de Paul's OrphanYOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF good work done by the zealous mispropaganda fund of the League, which the Royal Hotel. age, 38 of whom received their first WESTERN AUSTRALIA. sioner is duly appreciated by our re. has upwards of 200 members in Mace Holy Communion, were Under the spected P.P., Dean Walsh, who, as he invited .by Patronage of his Grace the Word was received in Hamilton, geeArchbishop Mannix to visit "Raheen." said on Sunday, trusts that he has now Archbishop. N.S.W.. recently of the death, at her His Grace came to no "black sheep" in his parish. The the gate to meet Objects: The study of the Language, Remarkable evidence of the advance home in Ireland, of the mother of Very the boys, and the boys gave him a Music, missioner was quite charmed with the History, Rev. Father Literature and DancO'Donohoe of Catholicity in Coogee was manifestThe deceas- lusty greeting. They marched a short picturesque surroundings of our town of Ireland, and.the revivals of the ed recently, when, at the opening of ed lady was 87 years of age at the distance up the drive, when his Grace ing situated as it is, according to an anideals of an Irish4reland. the new church of St. Brigid by the time of her death. Father O'Donohoe told them they were free cient to go chronicler, as they between Mt. Batsehas been home in Ireland for a few Archbishop of Sydney, pArtieulars were The Society meets each MONDAY pleased, and that all restrictions were well and Mt. Brown, far away from months. and was with his mother in furnished by the Rev. Father A. Good. evening at 8, at ST. PATRICK'S lifted for the day. the It din of didn't city take life. He hopes on the them her dying moments Mother M. Conman, M.S.H.. of the wonderful geoeresSCHOOL-ROOM, Wellington -street. to avail themselves of the freeofhis next gisit to see some cepts, of the Mayfield Convent, and long ity of the people in facing a debt of Fees: Adult members, 3d per meet- occasion dom, and after kissing his Grace's ring new industries started, which will give two Sisters in convents in England. £22,000, and in two years paying off with happy laughter they scampered ing. employment to our young men locally. £8,000. MISS B. O'DOHERTY, Secretary. Probably this furnishes a re- are daughters of the late Mrs. O'Doro- down gravel paths and over lawns A well known identity in the person until hoe.--LR.I.P. cord of Catholic activity in the Stste. they reached the fountain and the fish of Mr. Joe O'Connor passed away reAfter the blessing ceremonies his pond, much to the amusement and GLENORAN NO. 10 cently after a short illness. The deGrace was tendered e most cordial w'1 delight of his Grace, who watched them VICTORIA. ceased in the years gone by was .1 SCOTLAND'S BEST. come by Father Gilbert at the usual frequent Play lunch until was contributor to "The Record," readyPURE MALT WHISKY. After public meeting. held in the fine new The Rev. Father lunch they indulged in games and under the pen-name of "Castle Man." is on his As supplied under Contract to the church. "That day." said Father Gil- way to Australia to Duncan races provided for them. In the after1V.4. Hospitals and Government Medical This title he is presumed to have taken make a presentaWe take your used Piano bert was a happy one for the people, Department. Also Railway Dining Cars tion on behalf of the Irish priesthood noon the Archbishop spent quite because he spent many of his early a and the Leading as for a considerable time the church Hotels and Clubs or Organ in part payment i.f a processional cross to Archbishop long time with them. Before leaving years in the neighbouring town throurhout of the State. had not been able to accommodaee Mannix. It is a replica of the famoue his Grace gave his blessing Toodyay, or Newcastle, as it was to the litSole Agent: the parishioners, and they were grate- Cross of Cong. an early specimen of tle fellows. known in those days. No Canvassers. Subsequently they were The deceased No Commissions ful to Qteel-efor haling had their wish advanced art. PHIL COYLE was interred in the local Cemetery, provided with tea. fulfilled ICI the erect:on of a new Easy where the burial service was conducted Terms A triduum for the members of the Bedrock Prices church." A suns of £1,326 was subby the Very Rev- Dean Walsh. VI*, His Grace Archbishop Mannix has Catholic Young Men's Society was HOLDWAY & CO. scribed folloWing an appeal made by le T P. accepted the invitation of the Right ducted in St. Patrick's Cathedral conLicensed Srwerage members (Certifiby his Grace, the,Archbishose cated). OasfItters and Sheet Metal Rev. Dr. Dwyer, Bishop of Wagea the Rev. C. Kennedy, PP., and was -.we** Workers. A Trial Solicited. 10-44 Wagga, to bless and open the new largely attended during the three even Pler-street, Perth. Tel. A431:15. HOTEL PERTH JefisephilPaetridge! Miss Brigid church at Corowa. ings (says the Advocate, of the 17th. Parlfillge's blithe; leftZydney by the ult). Practical discourses were given 209 MURRAY ST.. PERTH. J. J. 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5 Minute Sermon

The Immaculate Conception

.SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT..

SACRED HEART HIG5 tICHOOL HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. BOARDERS and DAY SCHOLARS. Pupils are prepared for Uuniver-. city, Commercial, and Musical Ex aminationa. For further particulars apply to REV. MOTHER PRIORESS.

Feast Thursday, December 8.

: The Blessings of Christianity. "The poor have the Gospel preached There is a beautiful talc of St. Patto them." (Matt. xi.. 5.) (From -1 he Ecclesiastical Year,- by Rev. John Rickaby ,S.J.. Pub. rick. He asked the king for a ridge Theme: Jesus uplifted the position Tel. A3810. Wagner, New York: our copy from Linehan, Melbourne.) of the willows on which tit build a of all, but especially: In this strange land. church. The king refused, be:: sent as (I) Of women; 1.Mary's Immaculate Conception II H. ROPER a bronze cauldron. gift or bribe (2) Of children; M. HALLION could have no precedent merit of hers, Too hard its paths for such frail awhich in those clays was really a magMachine Bread Factory, North FremanThe rest of Mary's career was not (3i Of the working classes. Desires to intimate to the residents of she humbly admitted the fact: but it things, tie. Bread delivered to all parts of When the messennificent present pure gift after the manner of the ImIntroduction: John besought the does not detract from her excellence. Cottesloe and she that has District Too rough and soiled for baby feet, Fremantle, Cottesioe, Claremont. Malt ger gave it to St. Patrick. he said sills maculate Conception. She had to co Lord from His prison to declare Himand Brown Bread a Speciality. Shipopened a They must be hidden from all harm 11. -The subsequent life of Mary iii ply 'Deo gratias." The kites was anself as the expected Messiah. operate: her own goof will never acted ping Supplied. Tel. 8739. In shelter sweet. CATHOLIC BOOK full STATIONERY, with the was conformity beginning gry when he heard iif it, and told the Jesus attracted attention by IIis one of personal merits, by the perfect alone, but it did all along act with AND MUSIC SHOP messenger to go and take it awat.. grace and enable her to merit. They were the testimon, miracles. Her 1 wonder! Ali, I wonder where G. E. DINES of use grace and to all its submissiun on Up -to -Date Lines. at said St. -Deo Again Patrick gratias.In those of His dignity as Christ. kinal crown of glory was gained by her Your strange untrodeen path will Les PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, conditions of humility. When the king heard of this he said 27 PERTH-FREMANTLE-ROAD. and merit, about which she times the proofs of the truth and divWhen, all the helpless frailty gone Ma KAY -STREET. -What is the difference where prayers it must be a good word, and !what was as humble as she was about the inity of His doctrine were seen in the the111.grace COTTESLOE. You wander free. is at given or deconception changed in heart lie sent bac!. the first unmerited gift. In a free sense miraculous healing of the blind, the layed till infant baptism? Candles, Incense, Statues, Beads, and P. Love fain would watch with tender gift, and gave the saint what he askJ. HEVRON and she and deaf mutes, is of lepers said to have lame, e,erited retrospecall Catholic Requisites. ed for, and the Cathedral of Armage care it of IV. -Our infant baptism is sonic sort tively her divine maternity. Christ Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding in raising persons from the dead. Latest Music and Songs. to Mary's privilege, and assimilation Agency. General Carriers. PhillIrnore is built on the ridge of willows earned To guide you, in that distant day: for us, also however, was it more important not in His humble, divine A Trial Solicited. Chambers, Fremantle. Tel. B277. St. Patrick If Love's strength fails, may angels by that "Deo gratias." that Jesus brought to the poor the exhorts the privilege to live as she lived. mind but in His human. and Mary is now somewhere else than on the strong The gratuitousness of grace, not so wished to imitate Him. Even in her heavenly message that for all times the M. J. O'KEEFE Beside you stay. ridge of the willows: he is on the ridge lie up of the poor would condition explicitly declared in the Gospels but merited prize she saw all that was of Butcher, 245 Carr-eL, Leedervilic of heaven, and he earned that by his -F. N. Habinson. How wretched was lifted by Him. emphasised by St. Paul, became a burn- gift in the excellent employment she Prime Beet, Mutton, Pork, Lamb alDRESSMAKER. "Deo gratias." ways on hand. Corned Beef and Small then the condition of woman, of chiling question in the day of St. Augus- made of the means placed at her deGoods a Speciality. All Meat kept in and how of the classes, dren, working tine. Under stress of controversy he posal. There is even a grace to use WORDS OF WISDOM. Outdoor Work and Country Orders Cool Storage on Premises. Tel. A3597. SYMPATHY. different it is now! She acknowledged that sometimes seemed to exaggerate his grace well. Attended To. her final crown of glory was to come 1. Before Christianity. and outside case against the Pelagians. whose main Prefer diligence before idleness. unS. BEECROFT C. arespondence Invited. Sympathy means sacrifice it meat, its pale, it was the custom to regal't error wets that the will of 'man was to her, not as the crown of learning less you esteem rust before brightness. BUTCHER. a on the of definite alignment that as of than man. side woman lower position promised 320 to the student, but as a icstrong enough and good enough to a's BEAUFORT-ST., PERTH. Education is life's apprenticeship ROKERY-ROAD, SIIBIACO. only Prime existent merely to save him. The tails to salvation, if nut "the Kingdom ward bestowed by a judge who had set Fresh Killed Meat Sold. its chief aim is to teach us how to which is weak and struggling, not 'Phone 1341. merely on the side of victories and nee wife was not her husband's partner the prize. One merit she had tilt of God," by its own unaided powe think. but his servant. She had neither It was pushing the assertion to an ex- that of conquering strong passions; THE W.A. DAIRY. You will never find time for any- jorities. Anybody finds it case to fall in with shouting and spectacular sucrights nor protection. The poly- treme to add that so potent was the she had no insurgent concupiscentes to THE W.A. DAIRY, wennereo-roes. thing. If you want time, you must Osborne Park. cesses. Anybody can come along when gamy of the heathen, and the divorce will for good that every offence of God fight against, but she had other diftt D. Keane. Pure milk make it. delivered twice daily UNDERWOOD BUSINESS any part of th bill of the Jews suppressed everythirg must be mortal by reason of its sheer culties to overcome. Seven of her sorThink over the acts of your life ease- the rewards are handed out and put city, direct from ourto own cows to in a claim for a leonine share of crethat was noble in woman. Ilow did wilfulness apart from the gravity of rows have been selected for public de customers. fully before you ask for exact justice Tel. A4381. dit. But it is another thing to go Christ and Christianity change this the matter. the Convents and Celled.. SUPPirine COLLEGE The Jansenist school, votion; they do not fully exhaust all Success is a thing that some are coointo the (a) dark to Christ of with the lowly, share condition? was born a that she endured: yet they are enough along with its kindred party at Loutent to envy in others -and some ac- the Virgin, and the honour in which this vain, admitted the inefficiency of mere to justify us in calling her the Queen bread of sorrow with the despairhieve for themselves. THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. ing and the defeated, to confront fail Virgin and Mother is held, uplifted of Martyrs. In this she showed that will, but claimed that before the Fall the "good Fundamentally, it is The Full Business ure. to stand by the despised are! the Course, sit hours Christianity established the sanctity of the aids which we call supernatural note of sanctity which the early Church heart" which calls into play that asper day, £50 for the year, payable Matrimony and abolished polygamy was the natural exigency of man -so peculiarly recognised. sembly of traits which makes one humiliated ones. to help in carryire the £5 per term. Verbally a A Year's Course, Modellers, Manufacturers and cross in a wilderness rather than to and divorce. (c) Christianity regards things morally three hours per day, £12, payable agreeable, and possessed as if by natdue to him from the martyr means only a witness or a conImporters. £3 per term in advance. those virtues highest which are pre- hand of God. who acclaim the wearer of a crown and ale Church Furnishers, Catholic Book fessor: but it at once became associatEVENure of that tolerance and deference almust give to His ING STUDY ONLY to sit in -Shorthand eminently the glory in the of sellers. light him. adornment beside ed womee, with witnessing unto blood or with ways so engaging, and that sweetness responsible creatures their adequate Picture Framers. Schodliler,piters. Typewriting, and Bookkeeping and are generally practised by them How easy it is to sympathise with great suffering. A Catholic gentlernae of temper always so persuasive. three evenings per week, £2 105 543 GEORGE -STREET, 111.1fIEY compliment. only such as unselfishness. patience, pur- went the length Semi-Pelagians successful, and to help a rich man 244 ELIZABETH per term. It is only the devil and his follow- the of saying that the having to tell a Protestant visitor in a -IT., IIIELBOURkE.. ity, The etc. House for All Catholic eat his (d) dinners, and to The assist him in Christian Church first grace of faith might be naturally religious refectory what was meant by BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. ers who ought to be sad: we. on the Church, Horne, EtaGoode foe honours the spending of his money! The rich highly saintly virgirs, merited, after which there arose a su- the Roman martyrology said it was a contrary. should rejoice in the Lord.- Special Full Course for Boys, 112 mothers and and do widows not lack for powerful hours friends. daily, Bookkeeping and AcSt. Francis of Assisi. pernatural edifice dependent on a na- list of martyrs for each day in the year. counts, Economic History, econoII. Children were brought up by tural And it is unfortunate that mane otherBelieve. then, 0 children of the new at the outset. also they In the wider sense that might be taken HARROLD & MURRAY. mic Geography and Technology, ignorant and oppressed mothers; they denieddemand as correct, for martyrdom might be supalliance! that when God sends you af- wise good Christians toady to them. Produce Merchants. Victoria Park, Business Mathematics, Commercial were not protected against ill-trear- verance.any special grace of final perse- posed to include Christ came, lived. worked and died have on sale Bran, Pollard, English and Correspondence, once flictions, He wishes to break the bonds all heroic confessor Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat.Chaff, ment. Jesus Himself became a Child. among the poor, the miserable. and Procedure and Business Method, ship which is needed to gain a place in which attach you to the world. and to I. and Maize. Terms Cash. Tel. Linseed, Civics and He Elementary blessed the the Economics lowly, and His and children true disciples are spoke of the A3945. Calendar. recall you to your true country:How far after the ---Z20 Refor the year, payable £5 per their Guardian Angel- He required us only too glad to be found among and With regard to Our Lady's Immacusurrection Mary shared with the Ap13ossuet. term. to be like little children. late Conception. not even a Semi-Pela- ostles the toils of bearing witness ta Now they EVENING STUDY ONLY, three Impulsiveness would be a greater assisting them. HARRY McCARTHY are sanctified by baptism and are reevenings weekly, £2 10s. per term. gian could say that she merited it, Ira' the Gospel we do not know. blessing if only we would use our imMotor Car Painting. Call or write for further particulars. Established over garded as gifts of it came to her at the first moment of BISHOP Heaven. STROSSMAYER'S cherished 20 years pulses instead of letting them use us. i65 PIER-sTREIT. 'Phone 2857. Practical protected, and educated for a blessed her existence, prior to any act of any APHORISMS. Coach Painter. III Let good impulses have their rightful UNDERWOOD BUSINESS COLLEGE, life in Heaven. kind on her part. Some may fancy WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, play, but let principle stand squarely A possible but not expected depr, III. ST. The GEORGE'S workers TERRACE. before they see there a detraction from her ciation of the privilege which we 'cele. Faith is ever the best guardian of For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas-Fitting, Christianity behind them. were slaves, men without rights and excellence as proper to herself. arid Galvanised Iron Work, freedom. She brate in the Immaculaje Conception SACRED HEART LADIES' protection. Jesus Himself became a herself saw in it her own high dignity Worldly goods have no other value ST. AMBROSE. BISHOP. might he stated in words MARK DUNN which a e LEGE, worker, died for us all, taught that and the humility with which it was to than their use in the attainment of have never heard seriously uttered; 332-334 Wellington-street, Perth. God was no respector of persons. Maebe recognised as God's free gift: "He moral ends or national ideals. Feast, Wednesday. December 7. nevertheless the TUCKFIELD-STREET, mention Licensed of them may Plumber and Drainer. ters that became Christians abolished Fame is not to be bought with small that is mighty bath done great To the Metropolitan EAST FREMANTLE serve an explanatory purpose without Supply, slavery. Are not labourers and work- in me"-to His handmaid. How things ,wcrag-e. and DrainageWitter Ambrose was of noble family, and change in the market place. Lucidanger of Department. exciting blasphemy: Well. by Conducted the in Religious men free Dairying of now? The fer Utensils, Cod was governor of Milan. A.D. 374, when noblest aim of a Government is sinned by pride we are not created Baths, Bath Heaters. deafter all, what great difference is there Tanks, and Windmills Notre Dame Des Missions. Adam and Eve, both equally. Neithes tail informed. One conjecture isinthat Made and the awakening of a people's zonscienee. a bishop was to be chosen for that between being baptised immediateiv was there a slave created to wait he arrogantly rebelled Whatever lives in a nation's soul great see. As the Arian heretics were BOARDERS and DAY his apafter birth and being conceived imme upon them. Abel, Seth. and Nee had pointed condition, that against must sooner or later receive exbresmany and fierce, he was present t3 prc SCHOLARS. he should is. culate? The life in the womb is GLANVILLE'S no slaves. In the serve order during the election. Ti.ough sion in public deeds. beginning. dependent there on grace for his final perfec- hardly regarded as human; indeed Pupils are prepared for Unisersity LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. fore, even all were born blessed with equal Alone constant, beautiful. and ad The tion. only a catechumen, it was the will of He wished to acknowledge nc infant life at the earliest Great Australian Remedy for Instant and Musical Examinations. is not much freedom. Sin in its manifold curse outside help: he would he self-estabvantageous to the holiest aims of huReiter God that he should himself be chosen and Speedy Cure of all HeadFor further particulars apply to more dignified. and was one of the arbrought about man's inability to gov- lished in glory. aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, by acclamation; and, :r. spite of his ut- manity is that which is upheld, not be Many who now and e.r InREV. guments MOTHER used fluenza, PRIORESS. against ern himself and then arose all kinds of against faith do not so openly assert paedobaptis.e Rheumatism, but by justice. most resistance, he was baptised and Lumbago, etc. Price, 1/9 Sciatica. Tel. 8199. who appreciate the need of absoper hoz, or 3d. servitude. Some may ask: Are not Politics knows neither pity nor at their claim to independence: but it is Those consecrated. He rose at once to the each powder. ii. C. lute completeness in the some M.P.S., opposition amongst of us poor and others full height of his office, gave all his fection. at the root of much of their refusal the woman along Market -at., Fremantle (Two doors MISS M. McMAHON rich: some slaves, others masters? with her seed to the from Post Office). As is the marriage contract and the goods to the poor, and led a life of sinto live by faith. is dead serpent and his seed. will not think lightChoicest Pastry, Fruits, and confecNo. we have no slaves, all men are set against grace. Rationalism gular austerity, penance, and humility. life of married couples, such will be the Marv. on the tionery. conly of the fact that not a single second to us as brothers, we call them bro- trary, was "full of grace." and one He was unwearied in every duty of a nation. 82 Pier-street, Perth (Near Hay -street). of of delay allowed for the entrance thers. Chrysostom: "In the Christian its effects in her was MOANA CAFE pastor, full of sympathy and charity. make her more into Marywas of redeeming grace. It was Church there is no slavery. The re- than acquiescence in tothe gentle and condescending in things inWHAT IMAGINATION CAN DO. HAY STREIT, PERTH. G. F. dependency YEATES a prime condition of her parallelism in generated are brothers." different, but inflexible in matters of which it involves. Foy Afternoon Tea and Suppers. the position of second Eve, to whoni Optician, principle. He showed his fearless zeal It is of Buckland. the famous Eng37 BARRACK -STREET, PERT._ Christ stood as second Adam. It in braving the anger of the Empress lish naturalist of the last century. thzt Thos. ANDERSON & Son (Opposite Town Hall). alone made absolute her deliverance Justine, by resisting and foiling her the following anecdote is told: Family Grocer. and Prevision UN, from the sinful consequences of Satan's impious attempt -to give one of the chants. One day, the morning of which he ASK FOR Fitzgerald -et. and Raglan-rel, victory. The complete redemptian N. Perth. churches of Milan to the Arians, and 'Phone, A1794. had spent in dissecting an alligator Families waited PHIL from the 011 daily. evil RYAN inheritance COtlatry Orders Atby rebuking and leading to penance could enable he had a number of learned men to tended ts. Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. her to say with her Son in the really great Emperor Theodosius. dine with him. reference NEW NORCIA. Car No. 205. Motor Garage Teleto Satan. "In me he He was the friend and consoler of St hath not any"How do you like this soup?" he phone, A1927. O.P.O. Motor Rank. thing" (John xiv. 301. -not even the CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. THE J. J. BENDON A3488. Monica in all her sorrows, and in 3e7 asked one of his colleagues who had once possible condemnation of the unSHOE STORES, he had the joy of admitting to the the reputation of being something of 130 HIGH-sTREET, FREMANTLE. baptized infants in 'Limbo with less Church her son, St. Augustine, who an epicure. 'Phone 5435 of the Beatific Vision in Heaven. has left us in his Confessions a living "Very well, indeed," was the reply. Terms: Forty.light Guineas Per Annum picture of the life and work of the "Turtle, is it not?" IV. Saint, and attests the miracles which Buckland shook his head PETERS "SHAMROCK" fi But now, having put infant baptism followed his discovery of the bodies "it seems to me it tastes lust a litTEA AND GRILL ROOMS, below the Immaculate Conception, we of St. Gervasius and St. Protasies. tle bitter," remarked another guest. WELLINGTON For Particulars Apply to the -STREET, PERT} MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS must set it very high as a divine grace BROTHER DIRECTOR. A.D. 386. "All alligators have that taste," said He died A.D. 397, full of M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress We never can give sufficient thanks Years and of honours, and is revered the naturalist. "The one TEL A1101 I for the fact that, like by the Church of God as one of her dissected this morning. and which Mary, we receivBRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. of which ed without co-operation of our own, the greatest Doctors you are now eating-" 803 Wellington -street, (Opporedeemed life. It was a great blessing site Railway Goods Yard).Perth There was no need of his finishing. Head Office and The Premier Lime and Stone Merchants of W.A. to become thus early heirs to the KingAbensued, ai.d most of the THE GREATNESS OF OUR BLESS- Consternation solutely the MONK Show Yard dom of Heaven, quite gratuitausiy. Percentage of guests left the dining-room at once. Lime in the State. ED LADY. for Prices But pure gratuity will not finish our Insurance Company, Limited. and particulars before Write "See what imagination can do!" said purchasing WEST SUBIAEO elsewhere. course for us. From Mary we learn We defy competition_ Buckland to The few who remained SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. only Briggs in the trade. There is, says St. John Chrysostom, "Had I assuredthethem how we are to labour to complete our NO connecthat it was turtion with others trading under Three minutes a simino greatness like that of the Most good beginning by self -exertion. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, tle soup, they would -have found lar name. It Lime for walk it manure west exat of very Blessed Virgin Mary: neither the cellent and their stomachs should be to us horrible beyond endurlow rate. and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST Station Prophets nor the Apostles nor the have troubled them a bit." wouldn't ance that being baptised we should CURRENT RATES Martyrs nor the Patriarchs nor the live a life in contradiction to that E MIDWOOD, Manager. "But is it really alligator soup that Angels nor the Thrones nor the Dominoble condition. Christ spoke of His you have given us?" asked one of the Manufacturers nations nor the Cherubim, nor any- guests. sufferings as a baptism: we also have and Importers Printed and Published by thing created, can reach the excellence a baptism of trials from which we must "Most assuredly not," replied Huck of of her who is the Mother of God. never shrink but nerve ourselves with land. "I dissect alligators, BRYANS LIMITED. I the words of don't eat them; and I hope I but MARBLE Christ: and "Father, what OUR UNION WITH GOD PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. shall I say? Save me from this hour. stand hospitality too well to askunderGRANITE my Murray -street lops,. Boanii), Perth, But for this cause came I unto Vas friends to eat thern Let me give MONUMENTS, hour" (John xii. 27). Our hour of proyou some more of this turtle soup." We are united with God as children HEADSTONES, PUBLISHED WEEKLY bation Licensed is no of our Heavenly Father by a bond the Auctioneers, Sworn Valuators, Property and Business Salesundesigned part of life, something intruded upon us quite conetc. most intimate that is possible between REAL FRIENDS. men, Builders, Financiers, etc. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. trary to our condition. It is a settled the Creator and a creature. iThere is In Advance element in the Christian course, part of only one higher and more :ritimate, T. J. COONAN, It is to have friends while prosPer Quarter .. the training assigned to disciples. 3s. 3d. ,nd that is incommunicaole-namely, perity easy What Representative. shines upon Per Half Year .. one, TOZ":::LL but the ever real be Os 6d. the the onsubstantial unity of the Etercost, our continuation of Per Two Years the 10s. Od. baptised nal Son with our manhood, after the life should answer to Established 1912. the Rents Collected. Money to Lend. Booked beginning and to the pledges given for likeness cf which we, by adoption and Per Annum us by our God -parents. 13s. Od. grace, are made the Sons of God. If they Principals: T. A. Dudley and L. J. Dwyer. Two Years .. promised something subererogatory had 22s. Od. Cardinal Manning. we City and General Representative: J. Len O'Sullivan. should not be bound; as it was they Tel. A3264; A3457. promised only what without any such Maylands Representative: T. 1. Coonan. RIGHT UNDERSTANDING OF words on their part our baptism itself Cheques (which should be ernss THE NEEDS OF YOUTH. made obligatory. ed), drafts, money orders, or postal Sellers and Buyers of Property or Businesses should see us. We notes should be made payable to A fervid preacher is runposed once to can build you any class of house, prepare all plans, and finance In order to have any permanent inTHE have exclaimed, "Let .ps imitate R ECO IS D. you. EXCHANGE the ffuence with young people, it is necesMoney to lend on Houses, Vacant Land, Pianos, MUST BE ADDED. Immaculate Conception." Furniture, etc. We That appasary to be tolerant and sympathetic to arc experienced rent collectors; our collectors call all rent lapse of the tongue contains SPECIAL NOTICE. a very' from suburbs their needs and outlook on life. And good exhortation. Out baptism is a very When notifying change of address Fremantle to Midland Junction. Auction sales conducted anywhere. with a friendly, kindly, sympathetic kindly state your old as well as your good imitation, though not an exact Alterations, additions and renovating of houses, etc., carried out note in all family discussions, instead new address. copy; so our life should be, not an exand financed if necessary. of a dogmatic, hectoring, overbearact copy, but relatively a good tmitaADVERTISING RATES. ing one much may be achieved toSituations Wanted and Vacant, Eon of her life. As children we should wards a better underatanding between Board and Residence (three Linen Agents for The Commercial Union Assurance Co. For Fire, Acciresemble our mother nearly enough to the young people of a household and about 16 words), one insertion, Is. make her likeness very clear to her disdent, and Employers' Liability Insurance. Send for us: we can as their parents. each. cerning and loving eye. sure It is no slip satisfaction. If parents more understonu the v due Births, Marriages, Deaths, of a phrase to say premeditatively, In of sympathy and companionship beMemoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. "Let us imitate the Immaculate Contween their sons and daughters and per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. ception." themselves they would be taking steps Ordinary Advertisements, Is. per towards the estableannent of altered inch. conditions as iar as the co nings aad Casual Advertisements, 4a, per 356 goings of their hlldren were concerninch. ed. And if ti sy only realised the Replies to Advertisements can be PERTH. need of cultivating an atmosphere of addressed to this Office, and they SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. mutual sympathy and community of will be forwarded to Advertisers if Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1864. The Oldest Catholic College postage is prepaid. tastes and int rests in their nome$ there would be kss need for tie ob. All Communications should be adin WA. The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly jestionat le ..atrelev and the "b enddressed to: attended to. ing -house terdez ry of most mode. n THE RECORD, Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. homes. BOX 98, G.P.0, PERTH. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including UniveritAklile..4)IfkileAnfitta,:41t104.1.4/....11/:111t111:1O::tfEnit4lesilW sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, MatriculaTHE ART OF BEING DEAF. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport receive AND BOOKBINDING Who knows this art? our attention. Who wants Military Training is imparted in the Cadet kt" if to acquire it? It is so sweet to gos-SEND TO Companies. k-sip and relate the mistakes and sins Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking NEW NORCIA of our neighbours-and to listen to are taught. such gossip. If a class were started Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative pur+ PRINTER AND Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph HERS, in which the art of being deaf were poses. 41 RELAY taught, how many would join that It* A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in (o p. B which class? If we will have to give an pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of for the Education of Young Ladies Tel .ones. A A34117. account for every idle word, will we tools. A not be accountable for listening to it. Three-Term System. Now are received at any pert of v., Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR the Term. A liberal amountPupils idle and sometimes sinful talks? If we P n Ls made in the case of brothers. an nor Proettectas. Apply to THE did not hear, gossipers would not wag 11 to PRINCIPAL, f'.71*7117 their tongues any longer. IL Afsa' BR , (oppotiO 40"957053984PWOMP47111"Fill"r41"0"PMFAPIVAP4,20; Ve BABY'S FEET. 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