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Archbishop Mann.*
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PERTH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921
(8 PAGES) Education Department oi W.A. Teachers' -C" Certificate, 1921. Kathleen Butier and Mona Byrne qualified for the "C2" certificate, passing in English, Education, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Drawing, Geography, History, Reading, Recitation. Writing,
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InterGold Medallist, Miss Ina Healy; Silver Medmediate Grade, Pianoforte,Junior Grade, allist, Miss Maud Powell; Silver MedalPianoforte and Theory, Miss list, Miss Pauline Parker; Singing, VioMaud Powell: Elementary Grade,Grade Primary Sojan; lin, Miss Marie Rebbechi. (Distinction), Miss Dorothy Needlework. -Senior Grade, Fancy Miss Work, Darning, and Mending, Miss Gena Clarice Gill; Plain Sewing, Fancy Grade, Knowler; Intermediate Plain Sewing, Work, Miss Mary Turner; plain Miss Gracie Smyth; Junior Grade, sewing, Miss Pauline Parker. Clarice Miss Drawing.-Senior Grade, Gill; Intermediate, Miss Emma Turner; Junior, Miss Josephine McLean. Elocution.-Misses Gena Knowler, Maud Powell, Olga Davis.
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VOL. XLV
Major Emmott
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Farewelled
(From Our Correspondent.) After devotions on Sunday last the with the final meeting in sormection There recent bazaar took place. In the was aua very good attendance. sence of Rev. Fathmlynch (cha rman) and 'Mr. P. A. Bryan (vice-chairman), each of whom sent along an apology, The Mr. Colgan acted as chairman. was principal busineas of the meetingwhich -sheet. the reading of tre balance Mr. E. was presented by the secretary, showed J. Kenny, and on being read the handsome sum of £4W/18/5 clear profit.
Educational -New Position Created.
At the committee meeting on ThursST. DOMINICK'S COLLEGE. AT ST. JOSEPH'S, VICTORIA day, December 15th, Mr. R. J. MarSQUARE. DONGARRA. St. Gertrude's College. mion, B.Sc.. wws elected Director of ColDebates, Lectures, etc. A very pleasing and select enterThe school hall of St. Gertrude's pretty appear- Spelling, Drill, Music,. Needlework. tainment was tendered Major Emmott, The Annual Break -Up and 1Prinaipal's lege presented a very Series of Lectures. 9th the 1921. Year Education, Friday, popular gymnastic instructor of St. Flynn: English, Report for the the Mary ance on the evening ofgirls held their Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, GeoJoseph's School, Victoria -square, Perth, At the committee meeting it was scholastic another December, when the today close We the when Writing, last. evening Recitation, on Monday graphy, History. also decided to adopt the suggestion annual entertainment. very satisfactory one in every, year school hall presented a very inviting were his Lord- Spelling. Drill, Music, Reading. Eileen made by his Grace the Archbishop at The enrolment ,,Among those present sense of the word. Dr. Catalan, Correll, English, Education, Arithmetic, appearance to the vast assemblage the Communion Breakfast. that a serRev. students day and Right resident the the of both ship, of the metroNorcia, Algebra, Geometry, Drawing, Geogranumber a of New composed of ies of winter lectures be held under the and average, Abbot the to up O.S.B., Lord Fathers phy, History, Reading. Recitation, has been quite politan clergy, sisters, pupils, and auspices of the society. It was decidattenthe exceptions few very with and a number of Benedictine themto avail CleLaura McAlwere pleased who Music. Drill, friends Brother Writing, ed to get the machinery going at once. Rev. regular. very Monasterybeen dance has from the of accord. Marist Algebra, opportunity this :arithmetic, of the Education, selves wey: Members interested are asked to comof has As a consequence, good progress of adment, the Provincial who is at present Gecmetry, Geography, History, Reading tangible proof of their regard for Mr. J. P. Sheedy, in moving theglow. municate with either Mr. Marmion or departments the all Australia, in in made a been paid Brothers taking to his -sheet, prior present, Music. Major balance Drill, the Writing, popular of the Recitation, also ing, option the secretary. the was examinations first and study. At the final visiting New Norcia, by a number of The up a new sphere of activity. Typewriting and Shorthand. -Miss ing tribute to the stall -holders generally in were almost ievariably given 1921 Musk; of College papers Trinity and was accompanied predominated in the and workers colours Fein Accountancy. Powell. Sinn assistants Ildephonsus' Maud then who St. students fom the and the (Practical). most creditable, Marist Brothers of the parents of the Thurkle. artistic decorations which went far tofor the splendid work put in during Physical Culture.-Miss NileGill. Many for the various public examinaThe new year should see an increace College. to be said he wished it to be reKenny, Ting- enteredacquitted Clarice wards affording those present such an and -Nancy balaar, Intermediate. In distances -Miss long well. Deportment. themselves of travelled members themselves of Mr. tions children enjoyable evening. A highly diversicorded in the minates to that effect. Kirkpatrick'savailing ing, Honours; Nellie Maxwell, HonAssociated Board's Exams, in pracCooking. -Seniors, Miss Maud Powell; able tuition. present. Mr. McGillivray seconded the motion, "Australia," was ours; Sheila Byrne, Marjory Montgom- the Juniors, Miss Patricia Simpson. tical music eleven candidates were sucThe opening chorus, those who Among highly Thorley, carried. was Lalla Hearn, which manner Massie a erie, STUDENT. in and distinction, Social and Syllabus, A PROMISING Mr cessful, two gaining sung by the girls fervent love for Gardening. -Seniors, Misses Clarice deserve credit the best thanks go topitt Kathleen Shanahan, Christina Fraser for one the Board's Special Certificate suggestive of their Gill, Connie Giles, and Maud Powell: River Trip: The tickets for our sec. McGillivray for the splendid work Violin; Biddy Lynch, Singing. and entire course of Schooland Juniors, the Sweetman Aline completing work-, Misses a Australia. being he was gentleman. and that trip in conjunction with C.YJL.C. audience in by In Junior Division: Doreen Ottey, Local Centre Examinations. He The attention of atheviolin Foster. selection, Nancy are now in circulation, and the crowd er in every sense of the word. Kenny. Monica O'Driscoll, Ma- Theory of Music ten were successful. Connie Miss Saturday next attracted by "Gavotte," four Punctuality.least and at rendered spent must Attendance be only even not this time than vis De Maniel, Lizzie Spillane, Violin. Four passed the Alliance Francaise at erect- last. Members bigger Josef Iteoesselle's of expression by the who have cash or ticafternoons, but also evenings and Stella Penny. exams., three in Fourth Division, --Lady Preparatory Division: Freda Hart. but kets in connection cost. with tine delicacy of Proficiency. free General and fittings and Order wires ing with last trip ate of Commerresults The Third. in Miss one bazCollege orchestra. Melal, the during Challenge hard recitaBarron's Gold asked to hand same to secretary withFirst Steps: Lilly Earl, Distinction; also worked very cial and Junior University exams. are Miss Nancy Kenny's pathetic parish touched a Dorothy Haywood, Distinction; FranClarice Gill. in the coming week. The concert for aar, and the best thanks of theMcGillinot yet out. tion, "Home, Sweetin Home," the second trip will be a special feashould be given to Lim. My. every heart, and ces Haywood, Distinction; Kathleen of needlePoliteness. -Miss Maud Powell. branches various the In respondent chord tribute doing Gold Medal. and in so ture. Seniors, of applause Byrne, Holly Butler. responded, Watch for the exvray programme. Conduct.some Good warm cooking, a and received work, drawing, kind Baraudience. thanked the parishioners for their Miss Clarice Gill; juniors, Master Picnic: This year's -or rather cellent specimens were shown. from the appreciative University of Western Australia. 1921. said the work theAnnual items and him, to prettiest reference the stuthe of of Flanagan. one conduct 1922 -picnic be and will held in conNext came The health (Practical). Carnation gave him great pleasure, rind he would satis- neyWreath for amiability and unselfishjunction with the C.Y.L.C., like the dents have both been remarkably on the programme, the of he: comto do the same votes happy I., Eileen Byrne; Grade II., too Byrne, Suarez, the be by Grade only Misses attributable awarded ness the being river trips. The by tickets will be in former factory, the Dance, thanks Mona Byrne; Grade 1H.. Mary Lavin, as again. After the usual vote of closed. and Montgomerie. panions, Miss Maud Powell. were then circulation before the new year. Two to the system of physical training, Hearn, O'Brien, character song "Grandofficers the meeting Nellie Spillane; Grade IV., Noreen various to country following certificates The and sea "Val" launches bracing will carry the crowd the to A humorous as well much amuse- Riley (honours), Norma Hart. Molly handed to the candidates successful at to the spot, and in the afternoon.. in mothers," which evoked air. Mass to -night addition to sports, a trip down the . by a pianoforte 'Lynch; Grade VI.. Edna Bruton, Lucy took the various pubic examinations: -Miss midnight be "break-up" will the There Wednesday On ment, was succeeded 9 of BeethoHedditch. Teresa Leeson, Agatha Advanced Pianoforte, Lower river will be run for those who would It was oi a private nature,' Ina Healy.Hammy. (Christmas Eve) and Masses at 7 and duet, the third movement place. A Whitely. Snecial for comDivision prefer it . on Christmas Day. ven's wonderful first symphony. owing to the serious illness of the talented -pianoforte. in the by course. the the and Kelly. pleting Theoretical. Dr. interpretation Most Rev. skilful Bishop, Intermediate L.T.CL., Sport. Powell, Byrne, Maud After Miss celebrated presided be also Scanlan will performers, Miss E. AT .CL., met with Father Mass Rev. (honours), Byrne Midnight -Mona III. Grade Boxing.-A boxing class under the Pianoforte, Lower Division Singing. and Miss M. Byrne, the next item the Norma and Mass again at 8 a few musical and elocutionary items, Bayswater, at (honours), Kathleen HedFrancaise, Hart Alltnee Davis, distriIn Olga tuition Miss of Ernie /tickling will corn great applause. all by their, rendering ditch (honours). Noreen Riley, Molly the prizes and certificates were to-morrow.,(Christmas Day). inence early in the new year. Likely Division III. juveniles amused Grade IV., buted as follows: Spillane. tabDivision. Nellie Lynch, The Lower Gill, Song." Clarice pugilists should hand in their names Miss I. and II. of the "Laughing Kindergarten and Classes symbolising the Aileen Gouldthorpe. Grade V., Teresa. Grammar of Music, Division Markham. On January to Jack 18th. Pianoforte, leau, "Friendship," nations, prize. a Australia, Leeson. Lucy Hedditch. OBITUARY. Each child received III. says the syllabus, a boxing match, union of the three cause of the London College of music. COLLEGE PRIM. Miss Nile Thurkle, Alliance Franv. F.C.M.S. Beet, will be C.Y.M.S. Best Spain, and Ireland, intotheremipd Music, young Grade, caise, Division IV.. Grammar of Practical. Fremantle, we expect your reFaith could not fail debt of gratitude THE LATE MRS. MARION LYNCH. held. Christian Doctrine.--Senior Dorothy Reb- Division II. presentatives. Australians of thegrand old champions Gold Medallist, MissGrade, Associate (AiL.C.M.), Laura McAlFranRebbechi, Alliance Miss Dorothy Miss they owe to those Intermediate Advanced Fraser. bechi;: Cricket.-Another three-point win and Ireland. The wey. Christina)Riley Master Francaise, Division TV., Primary PianoThe funeral of the late Mrs. Marion of Catholicity, Spain (first class pass). ces Reynolds; Junior Grade, B. P. for "A" team on Saturday last. RiversSenior; Noreen of the (Nurse) Lynch, wife of Mr. Subiaco, forte, Distinction, Grammar of Music, "Dancing Dolls," six tiny tots Roy Sojan. pre- Senior: Edna Klein, Biddy Lynch dale found Lenny Watts more than all West of -road, applause Rankin I. 716 the Division won Print. Lynch, school, Class DeAdvanced Intermediate: (singing). they could meet. "B" team, after a of Miss Mollie Punch, Lower Division took place on Monday afternoon, sent. by a hard fight, was beaten by Cosmopoliwas Aileen Gouldthorp (first class pass). Class IX. -Gold Medallist, Dux Pianoforte. Grammar of Music, Divicember 12th., and 'vas attended A notable item of the evening Elsie Montgomerie (1st in Mathematics, French, friends. Intermediate: 1st senior and the by College, relatives tan. The two New Norcia boys, Jack of rendering II. sion large number the creditable part - class pass), N. Kenny (singing. 1st class and History, Miss Olga Davis; 2nd Guhl and Dick Bryant, gave tpe exMiss Emma Turner, Primary PainoThe cortege moved from the Cathedral pupils of the beautifully,blended and book-keeping, Gallagher (vioMaria writing Junior: was in Victoria pass). This 1st place, Division Music. Conception, hibitions with the willow, while Dan of Greenwood." Grammar Immaculate the forte. of the song, "In T. Preparatory: was pass!. 1st class Powell. lin, FranMass stirring Maud Miss Alliance Gallagher secured bowling honours. in Miss Pauline Parker, Square, where .a followed by the inspiring and Leeson (1st class pass), K. Quain (1st McBride, "A" and -5)" t-,..-.Tts meet on January, Division Class VIII. --Silver Medallist. 1stMiss Lower Father Rev. IV.. by Division caise, celebrated item, "The Soldier's Song." History, Doust, and J. Mitchell, 0. French. pass), Cemeperclass DiviMusic. mathematics, creditably of Karakatta to 7th at Wellington Square Reserve. very Pianoforte. Grammar and proceeded An Irish jig was EngNile Thurkle; 2nd place, 1st in Miss , sion II. tery, waere the remains were ititerreds formed by six junior pupils, suitably Bailey. Wellington Xl. and C.Y.M.S. "A" and Writing, NEcDONAGH, NORA the History, MISS by Latin, Muof lish, conducted Grammar Giles. being Shorthand. Connie rites Miss the last attired. is an annual function. The match 13. Dorothy Rebbechi. The chief mourn- team 20d. place in the State. Butler. I. secured Division Who Father sic, Rev. Miss M. Byrne's violin solo. C. in Theory. be played on December 27th at will 1st Medallist, -Silver GovernVI. Pi(husand), -deserved Class recent well Primary the hi Lynch P. won Kilmurray, B. Bursary Mr. Gladys Miss and ers were Tour's "Romance," GeoW.A.C.A. duet English, French, Mathematics, andplace, Junior Agatha Whitely, Imelda ment Scholarship Examinations.of This anoforte, Distinction, Grammar of Mr. H. Roach, and Mr. G. Roach applause, as did also the vocal 2nd the Misses B. Whitely, K. Horsfall, N. Lynch. M. 0'- graphy, Miss Mollie Punch; "B" Team now practice on the EsMusic, Division I. promising student is a pupil "After the Harvest," by theThe (sons), Mrs. T. Goodman, Mrs. J. O'1st in Turner; J. Emma St. McAlwey, Miss G. song, Leeson, T. aggregate, Piano School, (daughters), Driscoll, Convent planade on Tuesdays and Fridays. com"Arranmore" Miss Mary Turner. Primary Brien. and Miss E. Lynch Lynch and N. Kenny. Writing, Miss Ina Healy; 1st in HisLeederville. Breeze. A. Gouldthorp. M. O'Brien, N. and Mr. j. O'Brien mencing at 4.30 poz. Parish, of Music, Division II, Grammar Mary's Goodman forte, T. Mr. "Nazareth," was very ably anrendered, Intermediate: W. Wing. tory, Master Lionel Sojan. Maxwell. Miss Marie Sojan, Elementaiss Violin. and was accompanied by the appro(sons-in-law), Mrs. H. Roach (daughformed 1st in newly Swimming.-The scene Class V. -Silver Medallist, Algebra, Senior: M. Gallagher, B. Lynch. At the conclusion of the distribu- fled programme of vocal, instrumental. priate tableau representing ter-in-law), and Mr. J. Francis (broclub -or sixteen members Arithmetic, pynch. B. French, Gallagher, English, M. Speed: addressScanlan The pall -bearers were swimming Father Rev. tion, the Bethlehem. at A ther-in-law). was presented Sunday. last Parker; items Crawley at Pauline Miss it -met terpsichorean of and W. was Geography, and Jones, of ed the students, ecngmtulating them The closing item of the evening Messrs. M. McEwan. A. G. a OOTTESLOI. by the pupils which bore evidence G. 50 yards handicap race resulted inand. 2nd. place, aggregate, Miss Patricia on the year's work and its results. He to dea spirited rendering in full chorus of H. Gummow, T. J. Goodman, senr., Mary attention Outruige 0. Miss with adequate History, Cain, in and for G. win 1st. careful Simpson; those delighta work Among inst., their at R. Potter. said, seen them had. he and "A Nation Once Again." On Sunday, the 4th. Stone respectiveMary third and Miss second Writing. in tail. Chipper C. Turner; 1st. and at their amusements: he had At the close of the entertainment, ful river cruise and picnic was held present were Messrs. H. Henderson, P. The club is now affiliated with ly. At the close of the programme Very P. Sojan. unmarked the tone cf healthy emulation; his Lordship Abbot Catalan, O.S.B., under the auspices of the Young PeoBarron, L. Woodroff, H. Anderson, H. the Association, and members will bet Rev. Father Moss (Adm.), in the the Class IV.-Silver Medallist, 1st. in Mesdames school they of day The various places of inclosing McGuire; now on the J. Club. spoke eulgistically of the high stanple's McGuire, The Grace his in the big events. avoidable absence of English, Arithmetic, and Geography, looked well, and he was sure they were dard of the performance they had just terest on the river were visited. The Master most Henderson, Ward, Bridgeman, P. Bar- competing next meeting will be held on Sunday. Frank Parker; 2nd. place, agArchbishop. in the course of a Major McGuire, J," home He took the opportunity glorious sunshine and balmy breeze en of going Wilkins. the theught in overjoyed witnessed. Gummow, ron, members History, Intending 1st. in French and January 8th. lauditary speech. congratulated Home, in their vision of the of congratulating all those whose symhanced the delights of the day. and the gregate. so soon. P. Birch, Stone, Eaton, Bean, R. J. should get in toucn with Tom Out on the excellence of his tuiMiss Aline Sweetman; 1st. in Writing, past few weeks, was far better than Emmott pathies were with Ireland on the good night's pale moon and silvery waters Cross, Bridger. B. Riley. H. Anderson, ridge. Veronica Penny. tion. and remarked that the Continued WilkinIt was in- Miss J. He McGuire, known it before. M. had ever they news to hand that day and reminded were no less charming. Ward. at all Misses Class III.-Silver Medallist, Master success of the St. Joseph pupils Goodman. Personal. the centuries-old friendship be- deed a perfect and thoroughly enjoywished them harm,, restful holidays, a to a very son, King, R. Boan, and A. Jack Flanagan; 2nd place, Miss Norma their public appearances wascareful grave by Spain and Ireland, the two great able day. So it commenced and so bright Christmas and New Year. ta and Wreaths were placed on the the Tone Kennerley kit last Monday by. to owing extent Reynolds. great LordHis forEurope. looking of are next presented the Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Trans. L students The R. Mrs. Q. .olio nations it ended, and members and Mr. a holiday in Sydney. their for by train pianoforte, imparted grade, training Music. -Senior assiduous T. fame, Rev. Father with a small gift in token ship concluded by wishing all present ward to another such picnic. regret Walker, Miss Buist. Mrs. McDonald, Jim O'Reilly, of 1920 football guest; and expressed his own Mrs. J. a Happy Xmas and a bright and prosof gratitude for all his kindly interest the zooms on Monday to regret of J. and A. Goodman, Mr. andand along the came also was knew he which fam- night last. EngMrs,Stone for in them. The remainder of the day and perous New Year. Mr. bound was so Harrison, Jim was the institution was spent in congratulations, packing, all present that On the following Monday afternoon ily, Mrs. Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. MurHe land aboard the Boonali, but has hopes, soon to be bereft of his services. the Mrs. Blight, Mrs. during and leave-taking, and they were groups Jones, gold his Lordship, Abbot Catalan, O.S.B., B. Mr. and phy, green the and donning of school had always had the accompanied by Rev. Prior Rios, of happy,, healthy girls who left by family, Miss King, Mrs. the 1922 season. much at heart. and dur- C. Riley and the next couple of trains for their children very O.S.B., and Rev. Father Castinares, Evanson, Lorna and Mrs. Bodice, and Congratulations to Eric Alcock on ing the last 21 years had inculcated various homes. A large number O.S.B., visited St. Gertrude's for the Campbell. R. Mrs. or hundreds many of minds his recent success in the Varsity exams. the certifiinto prizes, of of messages and The College will re-open on Monday. annual distribution telegrams letters, of bet apthose all present, and pupils, past Alec. Campbell made his first last 6th February. Boerders should be in cates, etc., gained during the year. '.vmyathy and condolence were receivmeeting ter attributes which make the Austrafamily. The fun. pearance at a corninittee welcomed The following are the chief prizeresidence by Saturday. the 4th. bereaved the by ed Sisthe by Among was -,d envied. so al ian girl in the hands of Thursday week, winners:Major eral arrangements were ters present were a number of the president. The Annual Spiritual Retreat for Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea.-R.I.P. Gold Medal for Good Conduct -day are to who pupils old Emmott's Ladies will commence at St. Domin(senior), Kathleen Butler; (Junior), generation the beneick's Priory, Dongarra, on the evening giving the rising Silver Medal, M. Yates. fit of the excellence of the superior of Saturday, January 7, and close on Gold Cross and Chain for Christian teaching which Major Emmott had Wednesday, January 11th. Intending Doctrine (Senior), Mary Flynn; Silver bestowed upon them in the past. He retreatants should apply early. medal (junior), Massie Hearn; Gold then presented to the Major a beau1 Medal for Music (senior), E. Byrne, tiful gold watch suitably inscribed as (junior) N. Riley. a token of gratitude and esteem from CARNARVON. THE OF Gold Medal for Mathematics: B. McFIFTY BEFORE HAVE the pupils. Kinley. READ THE CONTENTS.-NEVER A bazaar in aid of the building fund EVER BEEN OFFERED TO THE Major Emmott. who was greeted Silver Medal for Cseinnexcial Work, MOST POPULAR PIANO SOLOS was held in Thursday. December 1st. ONE BOOK. returning in IN applause. PUBLIC prolonged with W. Wing. arThe stalls were beautfully various presentation, for the thoughtful Numerous other class prizes were also DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. ranged and well stocked with good thanks of NOW I opportunity IS IT the of himself HERE availed distributed. things. and an energetic band of work- expressing also his sincerest thanks to "I' EN TS. CON At the conclusion of the distribution, ers busy the coaxwere during evening 2/6, 3/6, 4/3, the Reverend Mother and Sisters for his Lordship congratulated all those ing shillings and sixpences from the Fancy Boxes, Very Special Assortment. 1/-. 1/3. 1/8, 2/-. 2/3, Leybach 26. Star of the Sea (Reverie) assistance they had rendered him Kennedy. 1. Fifth Nocturne who had been successful in winning pockets and purses of the good hum- the 5/-. 6/6. 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, 14/-, 19/Smith consideration they had kind Waltz the and Palms box. 2. per prizes, and expressed himself as highly 5/and 2/6 Gold, Old oured and merry crowd that thronged shown to him during his many years' MacRobertson's Lindahl 27. Moon Winks, Three StepStev4as 3. Sirens' Song pleased with the satisfactory results Boxes. 10/-. Regal 10/-; Gold, the of the hall. In connection with Cloth Major Witmark .. with the school. Meecliam 4. Pandora March achieved in every branch of study durbazaar a Princess Competition Hoadley's Violet Milk. 2/6 and 5/- box. was connectionalso paid a tribute to the exFisher 28. American Patrol .. Kinkel 5. Robin's Return of Love ing the year. run. The competitors were: Rosie Emmott Hoadley's Barrackville, 2/6 and 5/- box. Raymond 29. Whisperings .. accorded by St. Joseph's Prices. .. tuition Lowest Greig cellent Assortment, Petals .. 6. Special To those students who had completed ORLI/ arrived; just Ariettik 30. CHOCOLATES Lewer, Princess the Races; Beth Rowntrees of Scott of sense Clement in every Song considered 6/-, 8/ he Cradle 5/6, 4/6. which _Fulton 3,9, Swiss 3/-. 3/6, 2/9, 7. .. 2/6, their secondary .ahool course and were 2/3, Cameo Evening Hatch. Princess of the Gascoyne; the word a college, since a young lady BON BONS, Coley's and Pascall's, .. Saunders 31. Batiste .. S. Rendezvous G in about to leave the College, his LordAndante 32. 6d., 10d., W. 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, 5/-, 7/6. 10/-, 21/-. STOCKINGS, Janie Princess of Carnarvon. Xmas Turner. Wilson .. attending that institution secured art 9. Wayside Chapel ship spoke a few words of advice, re33. Moonbeams on the Lake The Princess of the Races received even Cups and Saucers, filled with sweets, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 each. superior education to that affordFitzpatrick 10. Nebraska Schottische .. Perkins minding them of how different they 15,075 votes, Princess of Carnarvon Fancy Baskets, 1/3 each. Elkin All the .. schools. .. Mixture, secondary Windsor the by Seeing 1/4. ed Question 11. Mixture, would find the atmosphere of the Caramel Loreley lb. 1/3 16,740, and the Princess of the GasChocolate Mixture, Rubinstein 34. pupils present appeared to be heartily .. Schumann 12. Melody in F. .. world from that in which they had been 36. Wiegenlied Mixture, 1/. lb. London 1/6coyne 20,316. The winning Princess Kamman referkind Brownies. of the the many with accord Dance L. Lacoste in 13. priviliged to spend the years of their Angehque Harps 26. was crowned at the Coronation Con. Jensen .. made to him that evening by the Gluck 14. Mill .. A .. youth, where everything reminded cert held on Thursday. 8th. Decem- ences Niichaelis 37. Minuet in and he hoped that the 15. Turkish Patrol .. Meyerbeer .. Dance them of their duty to God and their ber. The concert was to have been Administrator, Daphne 38. ShadowPeasant of their appreciation was not sincerity 16. Waratah Mazurka .. Schumann He exhorted them to .. holy Faith. Merry 39. held on the preceding Monday, but just marred by any unfortunate recollec- 17, La Paloma Yradier 40. Largo .. .. .. .. Handel think often of their happy years at St. as everything was ready, the hall tion of the hours when they were under Blake 18. Egyptian Love Song Evening Song Gertrude's, and to bear in mind the A. XMAS CAKES, 5/-, 7/-, 9/- each. thronged with the and people, and concert Scott 41. Shepherd's S. Clement (laughter.) Beneeppervision. the by his personal them good advice given 42. Moonbeams on the Lake . Mack of Fancy Biscuits and Wafers Tins news came about to begin, the sad Assorted kindly have the most always would He March Mendelssohn Grand March Wedding dictine Fathers and their teachers, the 43 2/6. Buonaparte's 2/3, 19. 1/6, Wafers, through of the death of the two air- recollections of his connection with St. Suer Sisters of St. Joseph. Smallwood 44. Sweet Bye and Bye Biscuits, 2/4, 3/2, 3/9. men on their way to Carnarvon, and Lange Joseph's. These would be even more .. .. Saunders 45. Longing .. Examination Results, Golden Puffs. 1/5 tin. .. as a tribute of respect the concert was 20. Pax in Terra he time each mind to .. Parkinson vividly brought Intermezzo Firefly 46. . . Schumann Extra Thin Captains, 2/6. postponed. It turned out a great sucTraumerie .. W.A. University, 1920, Leaving Cer.. .. Thomas desired to acquaint himself with how 21. Beethoven 47. Mignon Gavotte cess. all the talent of Carnarvon taking CORDIALS at Xsnas Prices: 22. Minuet in G. .. tificate.-Kathleen Hedditch, English sands of time were passing. Rubinstein .. Greig 48. Romance Eb. Lemon Squash, 1/10 bottle. Foy and Gibson's. final scene, the Solemn theSubsequent part. The 23. Waltz in C. Op. 12 Mapresentation. (distinction), History, Algebra, Geomethe to Strauss Bond's. bottle. 49. Blue Danube Waltz .. 2/Scott Clement Vinegar, Lullaby Raspberry GesJunior of the Coronation of the Princess Japanese 24. Drawing. were the try, Trigonometry, friends and Waltz Emmott Rosas jor the Waves, Valkyrie. Over bottle. 50. 1/10 Cordial, Englemann Lime Juice The young guests of the Rifverend Mother and coyne. was very fine 25. Melodie D'Amour Certificate: Bride McKinley, English, 3/3. juice, Lime Pure 4/9. POSTED. Schweppes and their GeoPrincesses. Queen, with their 'History, 4/. COMPLETE. French, Mathematics, PRICE, Sisters. lb. 1/4 Cakes, Xmas regal. respective courts looking quite graphy, Drawing. Mary Flynn, EngIN W.A. FROM Dickson's O.T., 2/3 bottle. Her Ladyship the Mayoress of Carrierlish, Mathematics. History, Geography, ,. of Our Lady, Star of the Sea. are asked von. Mrs. Angelo. performed the cereMary Connolly, English, Drawing. good the for funds mony of coronation. 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