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Archbishop Madrous.
THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
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Winnie Rieusset, Beatrice Moss, Nellie McClements Grade II.-Pass (certificate) : Mina Roberts, Nellie Skinner, Irene Preis divine, Ivy Durack, Grace Podger.
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PERTH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921
The Dying Year
IRISH-AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.
LEEDERVILLE.
VOL. XLV
WAGIN
TURF TALK
At the Sacred Heat t Convent, Wagin, (By Sparkle.) the school year for 1921 closed with a The Perth Cup today (Saturday). garden fete and the annual distribuImperial Stakes next Monday. It would be impostion of prizes. That will conclude the Xmas Carnisible to praise to, highly those ever val. ,,f the Sisters, Mr. and friends generous The question of the day: "What will Mrs. Young and Mrs. Flannery. who at win the Perth Cup?" the Garden Fete devoted themselves so Jolly Cosy, after her disappointing in the interests of teachers tom, has been relieved of her engage- unsparingly and pupils. Yet not to them alone is ment in the Cup. to each and every one but due, praise Pocindarra, who is putting in telling who by his or her presence helped to work on the tracks, should be a good the surprising sucfunction the make rough bet in the Cup. cess it was. Dave Lawson has severed his conthe joyous day was of the evening As nection with the gallops. and has taken drawing in. the eupils with their paron the trotting again. in the large assembled friends and ents little trouIrish Comedy, who had schoolroom, where Rev. Father O'Reilly ble in winning the Goodwood Cup, prizes and certificates. the distributed at part prominent playing a looks like To Marion Cronin was awarded the the Xmas meeting. -coveted gold cross for Christian For the meeting to be run by the much to Winifred McGuire, Mr. P. doctrine; W.A. Tattersall's Club on January 7, B. Durack's gold medal for Dux; while Mr. E. Keary received 186 nominations. and Enid Wallis were Kersley Mary in run to Of this number 25 r re down the proud winners of the gold medals the Cup. The special prizes conduct. for good Connolly P. A. Mr. During last week for English Literature was awarded to backed Fair Intervener and Brilliant for Biology to that and Smith, Myra douCup and Railway the Sunshine for Marion Cronin. ble to win something like 120.000. Fair to acgratefully desire Sisters The portion first the landed duly Intervener knowledge gold medals or donations toof the double, bur utterly broke down, wards the prize fund received from and is now "finished" Fr. O'Reilly, Mr. S. Stubbs, Eurythmic, who hat: recovered from Rev. M.L.A., Mr. P. B. Durack, Mr Young the injuries received in the last MelMr. O. A. Gardner, Mr. J, Mr. Boucher, in put to be bourne Cup, is shortly and Mr. McNeil. training again for the Autumn meet- Moran, Examination reUniversity the From great is doubt no This ing in view. sults just to hand we cull the follownews to all. ing:-Marion Cronin, S.H. Convent. SELECTIONS, Wagin, pass, English, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, French, history, geoJumpers' Flat: Springmount, I; LaWinifred McGuiee: graphy, biology. mon, 2; Merry Bob, 3. English, French, history, geography. High Weight Hacdicap: Bro'izine, I: to these two Congratulations biology. Outlook, 2; Ramillies, 3. young girls, and goad wishes for future
CLAREMONT. (From Our Correspondent.) SOCIETY. IRELAND YOUNG December 20th, in the school. (From Our Correspondent-) On Poems.) St. From Maurice O'Reilly .b The anual breakup concert of in room, Marion -street, Leederville, the DivisionAs usual, last Monday night's meeta local minstrel troupe, Brazen Pianoforte-Elementary "Kookaburras." Thomas' Convent School took place midnight. of stroke was the It is on the ing of the Young Ireland Society Pass (certificate): Irene Prendiville. gave an entertainment, which was dethe Parish Hall, Claremont, The The tongues -room. School items Patrick's St. inst. (certifiin held hundred Primary Division. Distinction a clared by those who were priviliged to evening of the 20th. Shout wildly from of a president (Mr. R. E. Walsh) presided cate): Ivy Durack, Beatrice Moss. presented by the scholars wereand be present to be the best show of its of stone; A throats members. of reattendance fair nature, a over particularly brilliant kind ever produced in Western Aus. Commercial Successes. Down on the bas, E. hundred lusty programme ei songs, dance, and good Despite counter attractions. flected great credit on their teachers, tralia. lungs Mr. R. SkinBert forward. Bookkeeping: Conput was Advanced Presentation recitations the (the Sisters of the hall was packed long beforeof the Join in the farewell to the yeas O'Sullivan made a short speech on soner. Junior Shorthand: Mina Roberts. the To pick out rose. The 'first part curtain vent, Cottesloe Beach). would the that's gone; be an Elementary Bookkeeping: Mina Roband ciety matters. 'fhe president reportany one particular stem entertainment went with a swing. even Isabel And, in the cold world's way, fresh will Junior Typewriting: erts. ed on his representation at Mr. O'surpassed ra:ely wit of impossibility, so that theof writer a sparkle sing voices the pro- Goodin, Irene Prindiville. Dea's send-off held in the Hibernian by professionals. The audience simply give a general resume Over the dead king's bier: "God save Hall. and also ;diverted on the Hall Prise List. Punctually at 8 p.m. fhe granime. roared with laughter at the comicalities the King!" greeting social evening held in the Trades Lang, curtain rose, the scholarsimpromptu Pattie presented. Doctrine: Christian He paid a glowfew on the 22nd. inst. a rosared the their audience to Bert from conduct. for. G.iad at "Rio Nights," sung by Joe Sturmer, medal. muse; gold and displayed sit I spirit the acing tribute to on lines, in which they esked them to Most improyed silver medal. and accompanied by Will Kreitling Skinner, and life, another fateful bead cloth supOf Members spirit the gathering. in that cept their programme silver Stevens, Lennie school, the mandoline, proved a very effectivea in the child fall remember to "But reques-ed are porters by only lit was uneasily given, the concluding lines 1ing, and stage The , fingers, the opening. medal. From listless we social and dance being held in on if at times our efforts fall short, each Book prizes presented by Father camp fire, round which the company I look before, and after, weighing all, ask Progressive Hall, West Subiaco,entercrave your indulgence, and and of darkies reposed, humming the air Masterson:-Highest marks for home As I have seldom w ighed my life beThis 6, 1922. a 'be January Friday. age our remember to A burst of apone Neatest ExMrs. with telling effect. iessons, Philippa Rowe. fore; tainment is being organised bysociety We ire very pleased to opening imgood sport.' the Most and Davidson. closing Kathleen the plause greeted the item. Will Kreitercise, the of watch I is in aid and Bridgman. up you Colbe able to chronicle that nut in one Win"Wake John with ling followed door. fall proved boy hi Stun-lard VI..Standard V., funds. A first elese programme has was single instance did their efforts Highest marks in ters. oured coons," when the stage minand a big attendance is arranged been circumof web silken the the short. The sec ill stem was a pianoin revealing light, Caught George Moloney. flooded with The annual picnic of the Robexpected. This circle. forte trio by the Misses Podger, stance, a half in seated Febstrels Special Sunday. en Allum: Mr. held by be Presented The fingering society will erts and Prindiville. Our life seems but a tangle sans a rollicking offering wan encored, but owwas alprize for regular attendance, Thomas ruary 5th. 1922, at Point Walter. and harmonising of this item clue. meeting ing to the length of the programme Highest marks in Standard Ellwood. At next Monday night's ow is it in a trance live, most perfect. and showed an amount we do Nay, ensuing the for could not be responded to. "My CaroIV., Winnie Riensset. Highest marks nominations of officers of hard work under good supervision. we are doing what we seem to That lina Caroline," rendered by Keith MatPrendiville. place. III., Anthony take unStandard in will ladies term and earned for these young do? ters, was a gem, the lilting refrain Nancy was Highest marks in Ste ndard It. time's see the to stinted applause. Number three sweeps starting everybody's feet keeping tittle, Drummer Walker. Highest marks in Standard Meanwhile, a boys' chorus, entitled "The good; tide, ebbing OBITUARY. and earned the artiste great applause. the I.. Prank Harrison. all beand This item was very us. and Boy." years the Bearing The audience we:e t:::en asked to meet precision of their drum beats end their side. KENNEDY Joe Sturmer "At de Golden Gates," MAUD to a THE LATE MISS marching would have done credit ;me of those gooil old rnerrnan items Hay'Tis past the midnight hour. The dial platoon of trained militia. ''Theeffects, so much enjoyed ir theco days gone by, Maud hand funeral of the late Miss makers," a massed chorus, with The and which stilflas the power of amuspresented. The singing in Moves on in silence, yet relentlessly: The patKennedy, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing the present .generation. the grains and like doles, of 162 Chelmstord-road, And. as it moves, it this number was splendid, Kennedy, Jas. ter artistes. Frank Preston and Will place gills, with of sand, beautiful dressing ef the sickles, North Perth, late ef Albany, took audience in a roar the kept Kreitling. and unto was meted and hath l0tn, scythes, The minutes God their flower -decked on Saturday, Deesenber successes. PERTH CUP. of laughter with their original cross me. Is Incomparable with the rakes, under a beautiful pink -tinted attended by a large number of relatiyes talk and stories. Indeed it was some .. 1 EASINGWOLD racy, was a really pretty sight, Master How many yet remain to fill the sum? friends. The cortege moved from settle and could ai.idience the before time Garden your of 2 Beauty BRILLIANT SLNSHINZ gelding the first time he gets away. I know not. All the oracles are dumb. Bert Skinner next treated the midi the residence of her oarents, and prodown to thoroughly enjoy 'Dreamy Al3 the EARL OF SEAPIELD A few of last Saturnay's scratchings mice to a comic recitation. 'Blackenceeded to the ICarrakatta Cemetery,Rev. and Lawns, when abama." artistically sung by Frank 4 What shall the New Year bring of joy COMEDY 'I he humorous manQUEEN that will keep for some other night: ing the Baby." rites being coridacted by the last Stunner, Joe by assisted Boswell, or pain? mourners, a chief Watered with The Zillah Hook, Speed Merchant, Altone, Butler. ner in w:tich he treated this item evokPistolarie, Father Epsom Handicap: who harmonised tile chorus. "Old Toe dy sit before the curtain that divides Marie Gertson, Vanlazht, Leo Huon, ed a thunder of applause. A danceThe were Mr. Jas. Kennedy (father). Mrs. Fluent, 2; Genzano, 3. the Barber," an original farce. was .a What is from that which shall be. Jas. Kennedy (mother), J. M. Kennedy, and Era Chimes. Equator, Mina Roberts was then given. end. laugh maker from beginning to Sapling Stakes: Landon, I; 1CillieWere it gain, (broEvens should be a good price the writer has previously inentinied this C. C. Kennedy, C D. Kennedy It is written by Fronk Preston and crankie, 2; Home Car. 3. like I should behold what now the curthey put, a rider on 'Lazy first time Miss A. Kennedy (aunt), Mrs. thers). t'utnig lady's gift, tad would again the sucWill Kreitling. and achieved great tain hides, Midland Handicap; Tu Tu, 1; MounMay. to say that if eaeli year sees sofuture M. Kennedy, of Fremantle (aunt), Mrs. cess it deserved. The characters were: That I might drink in hope from plea2; Stylish, 3. Heath, was going 'very well until tain Reindeer an improvement there is a big W. Wood, of Mt. Lawley (aunt), Mrs. Pete, Preston; Frank Joe the Barber. was ansure's springs, he collided with Roy; the former is ahead for her. Number six Are Wood (cousin), Misses Amy and gadt Will Kreitling: Rastus, Frank Boswell: FairOr brace me like a man for sterner good things to w.n a race of the best Kennedy (cousin). and Miss Nellie other massed chorus. "There Keith Mose, Russell; TROTTING Columbus. Ted things? before the carnival is over. Flanagan, friend. The pall bearers were ies at the Bottom of Our Garcten." And Abe, the boy, Preston. jun.: I Spike, 5/-; 2 Spike, 7/6. was (North Perth). Mc- Matters; Girl, the finest mare ever seen Flanagan E. Kola Messrs. it was very easy to believethesuchcentre curThe in Stunner. walk Joe rather Sambo, and I had I think not. Should have won the Cup, No. 1, 4ft. across arms, 22/6 each. in W.A. Donald (Leederville), W. Mannix, Nicthe case. The eels held The Derby turaecl out a farce. tain them descended to allow the auditrust, only for the accident in the heat. hols. Pearson (both of North Perth), and wings of the stage, and the boys Patchen Bits did it right at last, No. 2, Mt. 8in. across arms, 32/6 each. ence to get their second breath. The girls Clasping a folding hand amid the and Hogan. A laege number of floral the winner of the Cup, was better. call do Loloma, Direct Violet were in the backgroand. Edwards Throughout the first half Joe No. 3, 12ft. bin. across arms, ordinary, mist Congra dilations, tributes and U.:mt.-ems and messages Congratulations to Dave Michael on solidly supported. were dressed as fairies, and the boys The enwas an ideal interlocutor. Of all the years, than strive with eyes 50/- each. win. Mr. Hiscox. Cup of sympathy were received by the beand as butterflies and gcblins, and when double "The was half for the second tracte dust of arrangefuneral night were Trio for rwsrl icr calla bearing, backed Arrangements family. was ball Fancy anns, reaved the softness of the evening shadows Willow's No. 3, 13ft. across Comic Patrol" played by Mrs. C. Mcone To find the pathway to the starry perfect from every point of view. ments were in the :ands of Messrs. C. but left it there. Should be a played upon these Invite creatures, The 70/- each. Carthy (piano), Will Kreitling (vio- money, tryst, 251 theirseng. undertakers, Co and Smith ep. FL thing next was apt to beli good SELECTIONS. lin), and Joe Sturmer (bass), a very Where I am waited for by Christ the Newcastle -street, Perth. Mayfield showed a lot of pace on Satdiedience would have bleed rt -19,1, more It was followed :by urday pleasing trio. Lord, Esperance Handicap: Lady Wilde, night, and is well worth toteing of this, but as time was limited ende Smarte (Ted Russell), madark Professor the through 2; Golden flop. 3. Misses that Hook, -The them Zillah With given. be not could cores next start. gician, who mystified the audience in a clung to His word. IRISH NATIONAL Roberts and Skinner contributed carea Tickle Toe, who has been knocking Hopetuun Handicap: Temple Bells, comical manner, assisted by doe Sttirlast. at it right 2; A11 Gold, 3. time, did 1. Boonamony. pianoforte duet, w th the same case for some FORESTERS Water was turned into beer: liner. My back is to the setting suns; my and detail in evidence as was the Smith, the rider of Lazy May, wad Trotters' Handicap: Directress, 1; face which was very acceptable on such a IRISHMEN. FOR A SOCIETY around for looking cautioned in all their instrumental items. Masseverely Waits amid ashy greys for the first No Initiation Fee. hot night. But the audience simply In odr opinion this Dear Boy, 2; Ostic, 3. ter Harry McClements then delivered in in the Derby. gleam yelled when a defunt rodent was proAlbany Handicap: Double Bells. 1; a masterful manner the recitation. looking around business cost Smith the Cheapest Contributions. My soul, we must beer, and the new morn. from the apparently Of duced to keeps man Dandy Dick, 2; Miss Purcell, 3. young this If that a decent fine suggest 'Lost." race, and meets Perth, "Deip O'Neill. felt green. linuiches: Hugh tasted had efface that those deal Florence no doubt cure this complaint. liar oicap the reciting we will hear a great New Year The squalid past! Ho! yonder level alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall in the Heart of a Rose," rendered by would Miss Dudley has wen the City Handimore about him in future years. "A Chimes, 1; Wally's Pride, 2; Monarch, beam. (Room 14), Beaufort-street, Perth. Joe Stunner, earne I loud approbation. in succession. years two cap Nation Once Again" was then given in 3. dark of hosts every routed Fremantle, Helen" the leaves Branch, gave "Oh! Which Brian Boru Frank Preston then Grarewood looks like playing a proa particularly breezy manner, the green Busselton Handicap: Altor.e, 1; Rock alternate Tuesday. St. Patrick's Hall. in a quaint manner. causing more mer- minent behind, part next start. flag of old Erin playing a very promElmo, 2: Rothsay, 3. Parry-street, Fremantle.; Secretary's diment. A message brings of hope to all manThe audience were then What a wonderful crowd put in an inent part. Item ten was a song, W. Keating, 23 Burt-street, Will Kreitby kind! Address: Alps to the transported of a made boat A Cup and Bunbury Handicap: Fair Boy, 1; Boat." the m.ening Moon on appearance "The Charles Stuart Parnell, Fremantleling in "Tony, the Swiss Mountaineer," Jewel Land, .2: Phyllis Roy, 3. quarter of the moon, all silver sheen, night. Boulder; Secretary's address, Court a very humorous number rendered in want will who be plenty will DANCING. There with sails set, and seated therein were Geraldton Handicap: Charming Don. Hotel, Boulder; meets alternate Fri- an inimitable manner by this artiste. to be on Rock Elmo next start. two of the sweetest little creatures im1; Baydex. 2; Daisy Direct, 3. her days. John Dillon. Midland Junction, MISS ROSE MOSS will bold those present were convulsed by Again lose on to unlucky Boy was Fair aginable. was seen to float in mid aidSATURDAY EVERY mincing mats J. F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Ted Russell, as ventriloquist, with his There's op doubt he has Saturday. the beautiful soft light of tile stars tedefteroort at the BOYS' CLUB, VICJ unction. "Let the SUBIACO HOTEL dolls Nabob and Aunty. Private lesTORIA PARK. at 2.30. speed on his side, and if not worked shone all around them. and in the on application to the on application to to lend Money Beer be arranged Emu can 30118 Rest of the World Go By" delighted beautiSubtaco. the heard be Road, could Rokeby background to death on the training track should Buildings Johnson's Noss, R. J. and Aceommolation Rose Messrs. flood Miss Solicitors, Society's rendition excellent on Tap by the Always the audience soon add a winning bracket to his ful strains ef the 'tong. This perhaps 11ov-street. Perth. for Conntry visitors. Maxwell, Barrack-street, Perth, or the given it by Frank Boswell and foe was the star item of the evening, and General Secretary, care J. J. Singe. BarStunner, whose voices blended sweetlly name Rothsay very consistent, tut a shade the audience were very keen in their rack -street. The entertainment was in the refrain unlucky. appreciation, but, as Eaid before, time The brought to a close by the "Leederville Buy your Musical Instruments, String*, made a splendid recovery Dunleavy would not permit of encores. 'the Jazz Band," a local skit showing looks, Music, Magazines, Papers, ate., SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE after being tipped out of his spider Cantata. "Queen tsf the Seasons," was Russell. a Ted AUSTRALIA of bandmaster. from ALBERT & SON, LTD . BOON MUSIC being parti WESTERN trials PAUL, principal up the why get But when driving Roy. next given, STORES, ISO MURRAY STREET (near (Incorporated). as conductor, evoked roars of laughter and chase them. Gordon? taken by Miss Mint Rcberts as Queen. Sean's), PERTH. Nets Address. catawhen he claimed that his band was the was edelly left, but on This Society exists for the purpose Sandspeed and Miss Kathleen Davidson as Silver Free-ask to -day logues others, and worthy families the State. part assisting in of taking rat exterminator finest All the children settling down finished well up with his Wing. Including inmates of public Institutions, Then the band did its best, and the field. I fail to see what will beat this in the cantata ac-ted and sang with in Indigent circumstances, and engages of harm°. this conglomeration of was a result honours it the Is governed in other good works. such evenness that by a Council, office In No. 55 (top floor) flues which can he better imagined item must be shared by all. The first Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branched' than described. Afier the drawing of item of part two vas a mancfcrte duet conferences In many parishes or the winning numbers in the Goose Climb throughout the State by Misses B. Moss and I. Durack, the and are ninny, funds on Ito with The calls given was Father Maloney "arnked ths artistes whica of rendering with a view to supplementing Its refor the excellent show submitted, also The West Australian Trotting Association exactly the same clearness as was In Society invites persons the sources, Mrs. McCarthy for her excellent serwhen making their wills to remember Its evidence throughout the whole of the (Issoroorsted.) [stniay be made In Bequests the work. by as accompanists. vices rendered pianoforte work A dialogue ow of the Particular Council, or any Great praise is due to all the artistes Misses P. Lang, B. Moss, I. and L. PrinConference of the Society. I. the proDavidson. its K. resisted and to those who diville, G. Podgers, duction, especially Mr. E. T. Russell, Durack. and P. Rowe, entitled, "Playing PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG the well-known contractor and builder, at Parliament," was a splendid piece of MEN'S SOCIETY. who is the originator. and who in collawork. in ,--;+;,-b all these young ladies 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. part. A boration with Mr. J Stunner carried it 'sfarrete with theitaiLividual (Under the Patronage of His Grace Not only that. b, the Misses-I' out so successfully. Archbishop Clune). I 1 ighland Fling, Milliard Room, Lounge, Library, Card but he was also responsible for any exLang, B. Moss and I. Eurack, was torRoom, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, pense incurred in costumes, scenery, rectly and neatly executed, and called Dramatic and Musical, Debating, The etc., in such an elaborate production. for a hearty round of applause. Society. ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. and who in this matter, as indeed in all song, "Sweet and Low" was beautifully A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC matters where the interests of the parset, the. bigger girls being seated in TO. YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG ish and the welfare of the church is Full particulars on application tothe centre, with the younger ones all W. J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. concerned, spares neither time, labour, around. and big dolls took the place of item this of nor expense. We are also indebted to singing The the baby. THIRD NIGHT-SATURDAY 31st. DECEMBER Mr. J. Reader, wha proferred his serThe boys then staged YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF was splendid. much AUSTRALIA. evoked item WESTERN vices as electrician in an honorary caThis "Pranks." NEW YEAR HANDICAP 11 Miles be is to the pacity. The Leederville parish merriment and applause. Each ofwith Under the Patronage of his Grace the a talentsuch having on a lady of congratulated part his taking Archbishop. boys company. who ivnuld be an acquisithe ease of a veteran actor, and the Objects: The study of the Language, ed tion to any parish in Australia, and LAST Niel-IT-MONDAY 2nd. JANUARY only one man, a confirmed bachelor, Literature and DancHistory, Music, The who. let us hope, we will have the priof the looked the part to perfection. revivals the and Ireland, of ing METROPOLITAN HANDICAP 2 Miles vilege of hearing again in the near fuboys taking part were B. Skinner, H. ideals of an Irish -Ireland. ture. with credit to themselves and ie.-McClements, G. Moloney, B. Moloney, MONDAY each meets Society The Durack, N. vantage to St. Mary's Parish, Leerier, 1. Winter, T. Ellwood, B. evening at 8, at ST. PATRICK'S Ville. A. R. FLINT, Secretary. Stevens, W. Winter. L. Stevens, F. SCHOOL -ROOM, Wellington -street. "Australia Chattel, and A. Skinner. meet3d per Fees: Adult members, is the Land for Me," sung with fervour, Some Look Like. Some Smell are. ing. vim and swing a'most lifted the roof MISS B. O'DOHERTY. Secretary. None Taste Like UNION BEER. from the building, and not till a repetiaudience the tion was given would leave the hall. Miss Nellie Skinner, as accompaniste, gay great satisfaction, Acts of Australasia). and Registered under the Friendly Societies' and contributed largely to the success (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church of the evening. RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. females),. clemettrilog. their. ars: Watchwords Its the and. (males At the conclusion of the concert a it Speci..ely Appeals to Catholics the DISTRICT Locality on receipt by DISTRICT, It Is essentially Irish and Catholic, and Branches be established In any by the Rev. Father T. Masterson delivered the rniesT of the SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. SIGNED by will PERSONS_ sanctioned SECRETARY of a requisitionmembers being TEN happy little speech, :n which he conIn the requisition. out set fully and E300.383 In Fonds Finannames and ages of Intending members t'e,c00 Zealand; gratulated the Sisters on the excellence New and the Commonwealth of Sickness Guaranteed. ;00 BRANCHES throughout Assistance (a' the work of their pupils, and the in cases cial help and Medical MODERATE eon fRIBUTIONS. in havMEMBERS. parents on their good fortune their NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD PROPERTY offfor teachers ing such splendid IN LABOR OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED ADVANCED Murray -street. Perth, LOANS nail. Hiberlan had District Secretary, spring. He also :I.:inked all who etni rartictuars or. Appis ation to J.. O'FARRELL. OPEN FOR ENRAGIUMENTS. in any way helped to make the concert REQUIREMENTS. MODERN ALL HALL. folThe MISERNIAN such a pronounced success. Providers, Perth Saturday. RATES. MiDIMUM 0 5 Monday to Finder'. FOY & GIBSON Pty. Rd., Universal 8 p.m. to it p.m. . SI lowing prizes were then presented.. 0 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. . IIII a 6.m. to is p.m. . 55 15 It 6 S p.m. So IS p.m. . 51 7 The Associated Board Royal Academy (
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Theoretical Examinations.-Grade Lizzie Prindiville,
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